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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

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The formal secfion Includes Individual pictures, group pictures K ■■ „ .-.and other statistics. V. A 0 Mr. Turner, come to the office. Will all seniors report to the auditorium to pay for senior portraits. Your attention for the morning announcements. Clarence, please come to the office. Half of Bus 105 has just arrived, please admit students. All seniors, please report to the auditorium and line up. The following junior homerooms come to the auditorium through the door indicated. Sophomores, please remain in homeroom. Clarence, please come to the office. 5th and 6th periods will be shortened 5 minutes for a pep ralley. The next bell ring at 2:07. Attention for afternoon announcements. Clarence, please report to the office. f. L !■ C ' t Uf;:yafOFvii:; luCHlviOND.VA 2 One Day, Any Day, Every Day — How Important every moment is! Moments of seriousness, work, play and sheer delight. 3 Rise and Shine Patriots! Many need an extra boost in preparation for the following six to seven hours. How fortunate some are to have two means of transportation — bus and car. It may become necessary to use anything as a resting place while waiting for the bus. The traffic director at the railroad crossing has become a familiar face to all traveling from the east. For some boys contemplating skipping, school will end before It has really begun. But for the majority, it is just another typical day. 4 Morning Confusion 6 At about 8:45 on weekday mornings, the sidewalks become a mass of vibrant, living bodies. Clusters of people gather In various places: the library, the office, and homerooms. Many prefer fo mill around the bookstore window, hoping to shove their way through the mob to get a cup of hot chocolate. While the late bell is ringing, students start their slow dash to homeroom, just as Mrs. Harris begins giving the announcements. The teachers attempt to call roll . . . Late stragglers wander in . . . The usual flow of salesmen begin to come. As Mrs. H arris deciphers students ' notes, the morning announcements are sometimes more amusing than informative. 7 1 Periods One Thru Four . . . As the time stretches on so does the stomach as lunch approaches. The agony of boredom grows as the Wednesday meetings get fewer. The occasional class meefings bring abouf topics concerning senior robes and trips, junior prom and candy, and sophomore dance. Some other frequent events are the awards assemblies where the unawarded make snide remarks about the awarded. Senior boys and girls learn a new trick in government class . . . BROWN-NOSING! 8 9 Class Drags On The mind is filled with fatigue . . . tediousness . . . listlessness . . . the monotonous hum of the radiator . . . Many thoughts are running through one ' s mind, such as, Shut up you old hag . . . Boy my hands are about to rot off . . . What does she think we are?? Computers??? Please stomach, don ' t growl . . . 10 1 1 1 Lunchtime! 12 Lunchtime at Patrick Henry offers us many pleasant surprises. Every Friday during football season Mr. Durham Is always faithfully selling those tickets. Coach Ritchie gets his exercise carrying those empty lunch trays back to the counter. Anne Nelson enjoys lunch so much she eats it three times a day. We also see some girls eating their lunch in the restrooms. I wonder, Does the lunch taste better In there? 13 14 15 The 2:30 Blues Are Here The teacher ' s tones are falling on tuned-out ears. The air is stifled with boredom. As usual, some students are wandering around the campus. Meanwhile, in a nearby field, cows are bellowing. How can the teachers expect anyone to concentrate amid all this commotion ? Click-click — the afternoon announcements are here. Hallelujah! Another day Is done. 16 Activities at Educate and For only a quarter you can see anything from Shakespeare to The Whistler in the auditorium All paid assemblies were not presented by outsiders. The Key Club produced a Christmas Concert with the proceeds going to the Christmas Mother. 18 •F!5L ' ' . nfertain Meanwhile, the Seniors visited the General Assembly, Hanover Courthouses, and early Elizabethan houses, while business classes spent a busy day at the technical center. Other groups went to Vepco, Carpet Land, Solony House, Soil Judging contests, and of course, if you haven ' t missed enough class, you can always lime the track. H. Broaden, For Some the Day Doesn ' t End at 3:00 20 Everyone wasn ' t able to leave school and its cares behind at three. Practices were held for: Cheerleaders, Lettergirls, Majorettes, sports, The Lottery, Liberty Singers and band. If people weren ' t practicing, they were: meeting yearbook and newspaper deadlines, taking part in the Science Fair, participating in tractor driving contests, and waiting for busses and tardy parents. 21 I I Softball Team Reaches a Happy Medium 22 The Softball team had a middle of the road season. Out of six games they won 3 and lost 3. Co-Captains for the year were Seniors Louise Clinton and Charleen Baylor. The biggest win of the season came in the last inning of the Lee-Davis game. One of the better qualities of the team was their sportsmanship. 23 Patriot Power Can’t Be Beat 24 Many people take a football game for granted. At PH the work starts ahead of time and doesn ' t end with the fourth period buzzer. The practice sessions start in August, way ahead of school and keep going until the last game. Also the cheerleaders, band, lettergirls, and majorettes keep busy practicing routines. Each home game Coach Ritchie limes the field while the Key Club gets the Concession stand ready and the Pep Club marks off the stands for the roaring crowd expected to cheer the team on to victory. During the game the FFA Boys have the tedious job of directing traffic and the Girl ' s Varsity Club sells programs. After the game Mr. and Mrs. Durham faithfully count the money from the gate and a few dedicated Key Clubbers find the night ' s take in from their stand. All put together make the PH games a true exhibit of professional entertainment. 25 The PH Patriots were led this year by Jimmy Banks and Gary Wood. Banks was Quarterback and Wood was the star halfback. Wood was helped by David Goodman and James Thomas. Barry Banton and Sam Smith served as ends while Mosker Davis and Earl Ray held down tackles. Billy Taylor and Herbert Trivett played good football as guards. The defense line was led by Mosker Davis. John Axselle was left end and Ellis Harris and Earl Dickerson played right ends. James Thomas, Clarence Traylor or Dwight Green filled fhe role as middle linebackers. The speed was in the ba.ckfleld with Gary Wood, Sam Smith, and Herman Harris. On the sidelines Coach Ritchie worked hard with Coach Cobb and Coach Martz to back him up. I 26 Patriots Proved They Knew How to Move 27 I Eddie Webb Astonishes Lee-Davis Info Defeat i d 28 Ten seconds left. One basket behind. The Lee Davis rivals were estatic. One second left. Eddie shoots wildly from 75 feet away. Lee Davis was cheering triumphantly. The Buzzer sounded, the basket was good. Eyes on both sides were unbelieving. This was only one moment of the history made by the 1970-71 basketball team. 29 30 31 Things did not go well for the Track Tea n this year. The record turned out rather badly with I win and 6 losses. This wasn ' t because of a lack of skill but there was a lack of spirit. One thing that looks good for next year is the fact that the J.V. ' s were undefeated. Thirteen varsity boys stared and 7 more received letters. Clarence Traylor got the Pep Club ' s Most Valuable Player Award. Top scorer for the season was Jimmy Ray. 32 Track Team Had Record of 1-6 i I ! 33 Cross Country Runs Through a Tough Season 34 After the hours of practice under Coach Gill, the team met a tough season — against eight rugged schools. The Patrick Henry Team defeated 5 teams in the regional and 4 in the district. Although the boys came out with 2 wins and 6 losses, said Coach Gill, they all improved greatly. The record may not be the greatest, but considering we were playing some of the toughest teams in the region, we can be proud of our efforts. 35 Baseball Team 36 After losing some of our top players this year, the baseball team came out and tried their best. Six members received stars and I I others lettered. The team only had two wins to their record and although the record was poor the boys were out on the diamond with a goal set for the best game possible. Pitcher Perry Robinson was voted most valuable player and was presented a trophy by the Pep Club. 37 Homecoming Brought Sadness . . . Homecoming creeps slowly forward. Simple things — crepe paper, glue, cardboard — these create shining moments to remember. Simple words can not describe the emotions that accompanied this occasion. 38 . , . Memories Friends meeting forgotten friends, nervousness of the Princesses, anticipation about the outcome of the game, and the thrill of the dance. I 39 Months of Work Provide Prom night finally arrived, after much anticipation by both Juniors and Seniors. The Juniors hopefully awaited the reactions to ail their hard work — Saturday and Sunday meetings, trips to Richmond, repeated decorating, untimely changes, and mass confusion. 40 a Night to Remember Beneath a canopy of pastel colors, everyone was enchanted by the theme Color My World. The seniors formed an artist ' s pallet as the band softly played the theme. Everyone enjoyed the evening so much, that few were able to return the next morning to clean up. 41 After 5 Years of Trying . . . 42 1971 graduates awaited graduation night. The excitement started weeks before. Class Day was interesting and humorous for almosf everyone. Senior classes were aftended and forgoften fil the next day. Hopes grew high as the day grew near for the announcement of senior exam exemptions. School ended on June 4. Baccalaureate followed which began the ending of their high school careers. Graduation night was mass confusion. Some parents were not able to crowd into the auditorium, seniors had to remain standing during their own graduation exercises, and some seniors were unaware that graduation was taking place. All in all, graduation was a disappointment. 43 Graduation Looks i 45 Beauty Pageants, Concerts, Plays highlighted the school session. An annual comedy production, Stunt Nite, sponsored by the SCA is one of the lighter activities. Stunt Nite has proved to be an evening of laughter, a heyday for the performer as well as for the audience. A Sophomore skit, What You See is What You Get, received the best stunt performed by a non-winning class. The Seniors were fortunate this year to present 46 the winning skits — a true to life look at a Kee Club Concession Stand and a view of Earth Day, 1981. The Arts Festival was a more cultural event of the season. It featured selections from the Patrick Henry Band under the direction of Miss Cobb. The popular Close to You was among the selections presented. A climax for the evening was the presentation of The Lottery, a serious one act play. The instructors were Mr. Wright and Mrs. Giles. The HHS Chorus concluded the festival with several selections. The finale, O Happy Day, received a standing ovation. 47 Beautiful People The beauty titles were taken this year by Anne Nelson Harris and Perry Robinson. The Mr. Patrick Contest with 22 big, beautiful, brawny contestants was one of the greatest events of the year. An occasion of pomp and gaiety was the Miss Patrick Henry Contest. The Miss Patrick Henry Contest is sponsored by the Cheerleaders. The Mr. Patrick Henry Contest is sponsored by the Pep Club. 48 49 Senior Faces k. -A 50 51 Informal Formal Informal Formal Informal Formal Informal Forme ! ! Informal Formal Informal Formal Informal Formal Formal S3 Sec. Sherry Axselle, Trees. Melvin Hall, Reporter Della Akers, Vice Pres. James Quash, Pres. Sumpter Priddy. ABOVE: Russell Gay Acors, III Richard Allen Adams Constance Ann Alexander Linda Anne Alvis RIGHT: Brendell Iris Anderson Gary DeWitt Armstrong Cheryl Mae Axselle Clarence Allen Baisley Edward Buchman Ballenger John Asa Banks, III 54 Jo Ann Barnes Linwood Lee Barnes Martha Meade Barnett Charlene Helma Baylor Donald Wayne Beazley Linda Ann Beazley Lyman Louis Beck Beverly Ann Bowles Donald Hugo Bowles Janet Rene Bowman Brenda Doris Bradley Thomas Leonard Brannan, Jr. 55 Kenne+h Edwin Bremner John Patrick Brice Patricia Jeanne Bright Cynthia Carol Brown Georgia Carol Brown Lelia Faye Bryant Dorothy Mae Bumpass Albert Lee Burley William Dale Bussey Sharon Anne Butler Valerie Price Byrd William Thomas Cage 56 Sally Granville Carlton Larwence Edward Carr Ernest Gray Carter, Jr. Wanda Joyce Carter Sandra Kay Catlett Calvin Cecil Debra Carol Champ George Rodney Childress Salenda Ann Claiborne Donald Wayland Cleaton Louise Ann Clinton Patricia Diana Coleman 57 Deborah Dabney Janet Faye Davis Michael Augustus Davis Mosker Edward Davis, Jr. Gwendolyn Lee Dawson Barbara Lee DeFord Linsey Eldridge Derricott Elizabeth Faye Doss Donna Reese Dymacek Earl Fenton Edwards, Jr. Cynthia Swanson Fallfe Ralph Raymond Fetty, Jr. 58 Bryan Walter Flagg Marvin Gary Fox Francella Yvonne Gaines Gladys Elizabeth Gaines Margaret Lorino Gaines Dennis Keith Gammon Deborah Lynne Garrett Ruth Laurine Giles Charles Edward Burwell Gill Donald Calvin Gill John David Goodman Michael Edward Graham 59 Paula Jean Graham Terry Lee Gray Vanessa Dayle Grimes Linda Gail Hager Catherine Dale Hall Gary Ross Hall Carl Otis Hansen Denise Arlayne Hansen Anne Nelson Harris Sarah Dianna Harris George William Herndon, III James Claude Hicks 60 Judith Marie Hicks Michael Ronald Hicks Pamela Jean Hicks Edward Lee Hodges Patricia Anne Hodges Beatrice Louise Holland Joseph Reynolds Hollins, III Patrick Murray Hopkins Larry McKinley Howard Frankie Dianne Hughes Harold Hutchinson Karen Sue Hutchinson 61 Robert Alan Hutchison Julie Coles Jacobs Linda Jennings Robert Lee Jewell, Jr. David Alexander Johnson, Jr. Elwood Mason Johnson, Jr. Mary Ann Johnson Phyllis Coustovia Johnson Joan Evelyn Jones Kenneth Dwight Jones Kenneth Lee Jones Frances Emmajane King 62 Jerome Alfonza King Sharon Denise King Sharon Yve+te King Elizabeth Manson La+ney Deborah Lee Leadbet+er Patricia Ann Leonard Leroy Leslie, Jr. Allen Ray Lewis Barbara Ann Lewis James Elwood Lewis Olivia Lewis Ollie Verlon Lewis, III 63 t Sandra Ann Lewis Stanley Ray Lewis Julie Anne Lindenzweig Beverley Jean Lucas Jo Ann Luck Betty Jane McCallister Dianne Linda MaCauley Maureen Helena McKenny Laura Anne Massello David Wayne Meeks Vaughan Monroe Mallory Janie Mae Marshall 64 Pete Melnyk Sandra Gay Merrill Charlene Annette Miller Michael Lee Mills Rose Marie Mills Phyllis Valarie Mines Tony Jerome Mines John Edward Mitchell, Jr, Robert Bruce Moody Mary Elizabeth Moore Garland Wayne Morgan Patricia Ann Myers 65 Bonnie Jean Neely Delois Jo Anne Nelson David Jeremiah Nickolas Sharon Leigh Nucicols Ronald Cokley Lelia Bridges Palmore June Marie Patterson Robert Howard Payne Robert Netherland Pemberton Marilyn Gayle Perkins William Allen Perry Shirley Anne Pike 66 i Jamie Edward Pleasants Kathy Lucinda Pleasants Madeline Anne Pollard Barbara Gammon Price Sumpter Turner Priddy Thomas Franklin Pumphrey James McClure Quash, Jr. Randall R. Retallick Yvanne Paulette Rice Garland Henry Roberts, Jr. Asongia Maxine Robinson Eli William Robinson 67 Perry Como Robinson Rose+ta Robinson Doylas Vatine Romaine Betty Jean Rosmarin Dewey Paul Russ Deborah Lynn Sadler Vivian Anne Salmon Dennis Ray Samuel Harold Leo Sasser Mary Ellen Sasser Mary Lou Schwerdtfeger John Charles Scuthorpe 68 LInwood Casey Sharpe, Jr. Christy Reed Shelton Katherine Rose Shelton Veronica Elaine Shelton Nancy Lee Sherrard Andrew Meredith Sisson Calvin Smith June Michele Smith Sandra Dail Smith Rebecca Sue Smith Robert Garnett Smith, Jr. Susan Smith 69 Walton Wickham Smith, Jr. Willie Thomas Southworth Allen Earl Stanley, Jr. Bernice Virginia Stanley Deborah Ann Stanley Emily Clay Stanley Lou Ann Staudenmayer Marea Ann Stone Charlene Kaye Tate Grace Sharon Tate Teresa Ann Tate Bernard Leon Taylor, Jr. 70 nr? - Deborah Faye Taylor Elizabeth Pauline Taylor Wanda Lee Taylor William Henry Taylor Dorothy Lewis Terrell Dorothy Jane Thomas Robert Henry Thomas, Jr. Sherry Kay Thomas Shirley Henrietta Thomas Tyrone Timberlake Vaughan Murray Toler, Jr. Paullete Denise Toliver 71 Jeffrey Arlin Tompkins Clarence Lee Traylor, Jr. Chrystal Dianne Tunstall Stephen Ross Usry Judy VanFossen Linda Sail Vaughan Connie Leigh Walls Paul Edward Webb, III Geraldine Naomi White Sharon Diane White Vanessa Dedrick White Patricia Lee Whitley 72 James O+is Willis Kenneth Blair Willis Edward Chastin Wingfield, Jr. Gale Dianna Winston Jackie Ausdin Winston Lawrance William Winston Mary Ann Woesthoff John Gary Wood Lena Gwendell Wyatt Mary Elizabeth Wyatt Mary Jeannette Wyatt Victor Allen Young, Jr. 73 NEATEST Nancy Sherrard, Albert Burley BEST ALL AROUND Leila Palmore, Billy Robinson 74 MOST POPULAR Frankie Hughes, Pat Hopkins MOST TALENTED Julie Jacobs, Jimmy Hicks. Deloise Nelson SOUL BROTHER AND SISTER James Quash, Brendell Anderson MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Cha rles Gill, Sally Carlton MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Trisha Leonard, Sumpter Priddy MOST COURTEOUS Kenneth Bremner, Doylas Romaine CUTEST COUPLE Vanessa Grimes, Maurice Gordon 75 Junior Class STANDING; Treas. Steve Trivett, Pres. Mark Giragosian, Sec. Gladys Patterson. KNEELING: 2nd Vice Pres. Janie Hall, 1st Vice Pres.j Holly Jackson. j Adams, David Adams, Linda Alexander, Bryon Allen, Connie Allman, Bill Anderson, Donald Anderson, Johnny Axselle, John Ayers, James Baker, Betty Banton, Barry Barney, Susan Bass, Judy Baylor, Pam Bolton, Ronnie Bowles, Caroline Bowles, Debbie Bowles, Linda Boomhower, Herbie Bowman, Susan 76 Bradley, Edward Brett, Jo Ellen Britt, James Britt, Judy Brown, Danita Brooks, Patricia Bruce, Harold Bruce, Randy Butler, Sue Cannon, Ruby Carter, Clair Carter, Kathy Carter, Lee Carter, Martha Cary, Vanessa Caudle, Carol Cauthorne, Brenda Cauthorne, Carl Cauthorne, Debbie Cauthorne, Linda Chapman, Cindy Chenery, Beth Childress, Mary Christoph, David Collie, Virginia Cole, Sydney Coleman, Eugene Conner, Donnie Cross, Beverly Conyor s, Suzanne Cook, Patricia Corker, Cynthia Corker, Marilyn Cowell, Billy Cox, Faye 77 Curtis, Juan Dabney, Clyde Dabney, Leslie Davis, Debbie Deford, David Dempsy, Nancy Derricott, Lorenzo Deymacek, Cynthia Duck, Jack Dyer, Bonnie Eddleton, Bobby Edwards, Barbara Ehrlich, Marie Ehrlich, Robert Ellis, Robernette Empy, David Epps, Danny Farmer, Bill Petty, John Flourney, Steve Folly, Dennis Fontaine, Sharon Foster, Cheryl Fox, Melodye Gammon, Betty Gayle, Brenda Girogosian, Mark Gray, Jimmy Gray, Johnny Green, Carolyn Grubbs, Gene Goodloe, Gail Gordon, Gloria Hall, Janie Hall, Shelia 78 Hale, Warren Haley, Argie Hand, Pat Harris, Bambi Harris, Ellis Harris, Tommy Harris, Zelma Hart, Sandy Hedgepath, Durlene Heug, Naomi Hendricks, Edwared Hendricks, Howard Henley, Lola Hicks, Gay Hicks, Norma Holloway, Ricky Holt, Janet Hooker, Pam Howard, Lyndal Iverson, Gloria Ivey, Ricky Jackson, Carolyn Jackson, Holly Jefferson, Carrie Jewell, Gayle Jewell, Mert Johnson, Allen Johnson, Brooke Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Mary Johnson, Mary K. Johnson, Raymond Jones, Janet Jones, Johnny Jones, Margaret 79 Jordon, John King, Jack King, Malcolm Kuhl, Bobby Lanchester, Lucy Lane, Lois LeFevre, Joanie Lewis, Burton Lloyd, Donnie Louis, Beatrice Louis, Marie Luck, Alice Lybrand, Margaret Lynn, Debbie Mahanes, Carol Mallor, Janice Marshall, Shirley Martin, Nicky Mason, Osie Mathews, Bruce Melton, Nancy Meredith, Diana Mossick, Sarah Miles, David Miles, Willie Minor, Marilyn Mitchell, Jeff Mize, Linda Montgomery, Cora Moore, Ronnie Muller, Alan Nash, Sandra Noel, Elsie Nuckols, Dicky Nuckols, Garland 80 Nuckols, Pam Oliver, Beverly Os+ergren, Ann Pumphrey, Kaye Pryor, Ryben Pryor, Sandra Priddy, Bruce Pleasants, Clendy Peatross, Larry Puryear, Mike Peplinski, Tommy Pavley, Al Patterson, Ronnie Patterson, Gladys Price, Larry Ramkey, Faye Ray, Jimmy Rath, Doug Rhyne, Ricky Riddell, Lindsey Rigsby, Nancy Roberts, Eleanor Robinson. Rachel Rolfe, Ronnie Rosmarin, Danny Ross, Mike Ruth, Diana Ruthledge, Mike Saunders, Steve Schooler, Joyce Severin, Nancy Shamburger, Bane Shelton, Earl Shelton, Gary Shelton, Lillie 81 Shelton, Sharon Simmons, John Slater, Brant Slaughter, Louise Smart, Dee Smith, Betty Smith, Billy Smith, Diane Smith, Gary Smith, Kathy Smith, Vanita Snyder, Barrie Stanley, Betty Stanley, Grayson Stanley, Mary Stanley, Mike Stanley, Paul Stanley, Tim Stansbury, Sue Stone, Karen Taliaferro, Benny Tate, Debbie Taylor, Henry Taylor, Hollis Taylor, Nelson Taylor, Ralph Thomas, Richard Thomasson, Walter Thompson, Carol Thompson, Harold Thompson, James Thompson, Kathy Thompson, Ned Trivett, Herbert Trivett, Steve 82 Vizthum, Author Wade, Nancy Waite, Deborah Walkern, Bessie Waller, Herman Waller, Shelia Walters, DAvId Wampler, Garold Watson, Jackie Webb, Dougle White, Dennis White, Mary Linda Wickham, Melton Wilhite, Chris Willis, Brenda Woodson, Sharon Woodson, Steve Woody, Juanita Worley, Elaine Wright, Cecilia Wright, Shirlee Wyatt, Addie Wyatt, Linda Young, Trudy Zeno, Robin 83 Sophomore Class Pres. John McEwen, Treas. Bill Slater, Vice Pres. Bonita Henry, Sec. Melvinia Patterson. Adams. Carolyn Adams, Randy Alvis, Betty Ambrogi, David Anderson. Garnetta Armstead, Debbie Armstrong, Janet Baker, Brenda Baker, Virginia • Ballenger, Debbie Banks, Jimmy Barker, Janet Beck, John Berger, Sandra Boldridge, David Booker, Shirley Bourne. Rhonda Bourne, Rita Bourne, Walter Bower, Greg Brannan, Nenna Brice, Kathy Bremner, Margaret Brockwell, Pam Brookman, Joann Brooks. Carolyn Brooks, Joyce Brown, Anthony Bryant, Dale 84 Bryant, David Bumpass, Susan Butler, William Byrd, Stephanie Byrd, Susan Carter, George Carter, Sharon Cary, Danny Case, Mike Clay, Bill Claytor, Debbie Coleman, John Collier, Gary Corley, Jerry Covington, Brenda Christian, Susan Creery, Joe Curtis, Cynthia Dabney, Debbie Dabney, Walter Davis, Robin Deal, Darlene Deborous, Jean DeCordova, Leon Derricott, Gregory Derricott, Marlon Dickerson, Monty Digiacomo, Bobby Doggett, Gregg Doggett, Jackie Dunivan, Julie Durham, Nancy Dyer, Patricia Eddleton, Janet Edwards, Darry Edwards, Donald Edwards, Margie Edwards, Terl Ehrilich, Donna Emerson, Lauri Engleby, Lynn Faulkner, Barbara Ferrell, Beverly Fleming, Lloyd Follie, Doris Folly, Thelma Fountain, Eddie Fountain, Vanessa 85 Fox, Debbie Gardner, Bobby Gardner, Jean Garnett, Marsha Gibson, Helen Glasco, Robert Godsey, Nerlssa Goodman, Bobby Goodman, Tina Goodloe, April Gordon, Carolyn Gordon, Bernard Green, Loretta Green, Winnie Grey, Ronnie Hale, Joan Hale, Steven Hall, Debbie Hall, Naneaster Hall, Randy Hall, Richard Hamn, Carroll Harmon, Gay Harris, Billy Harris, Danny Harris, Dougie Harris, Mary Harris, Nancy Harris, Patricia Harris, Paul Harris, Velma Harper, Billy Hart, Mary Hawthorne, Mike Hazelgrove, Brenda Henderson, Lorenzo Henley, Debbie Henry, Bonita Hinkle, David Holland, Thomas Hollins, Sam Hooker, Valerie Hope, Melinda Horton, Jackie Howell, Brenda Hutchinson, Linda Iverson, Edna Jaciuk, Romko 86 Jackson, Acynthla Jackson, Dorothy Jackson, Rhonda Jackson, Sandra Kay Jackson, Saundra Jackson, Willnette Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Donald Johnson, Shirley Jones, Agnes Jones, Bonnie Jones, Margaret Kearse, Castle Ketner, Ernis King, Jacgueline Knotts, Kevin Leftwich, Ronnie Leslie, Ben Lewis, Blanche Lewis, Diana Lewis, Lawrence Lipscomb, Tommy Loehlein, Deith Loney, Jeanette Long, Marie Luck, Ray Luck, Sandra Lyle, Allen Mahanes, Connie Mallory, Brendy Mallory, Thelma Mallory, Frank Mallory, Rhonda Mallory, Walter Matthews, Barry Matthews, Joe Matro, Victor McDougall, Robert McEwen, John McLauchlin, Page McLeod, Janet Melton, Stuart Michael, Terry Mickens, Eugene Midyette, Anne Miller, Bonnie Milling, Charles 87 Mines, Kelvin Minor, Carmelia Mifchell, Emma Lee Mitchell, Terry Morton, Malynn Murphy, Bootsie Napier, Rose Nelson, Shelia Nicholas, Elolse Nickel, Janet Nuckols, Billy Nuckols, Debbie Nuckols, Gall Osterud, Jeff Patterson, Judy Patterson, Melvina Patterson, Nancy Parker, Gail Parrish, Wilton Pearce, David Pleasants, Bobby Pleasants, Eunice Pleasants, Gene Powell, Theresa Puryear, Maynard Rada, Charlene Reed, Mike Reese, Nancy Robinson, Eliza Robinson, Vernell Romaine, Doris Ross, Debra Sadler, Pam Salmon, Kim Schmetzer, Karen Schwerdtfeger, Linda Sharpe, Linda Shelton, Carolyn Shelton, Deborah Shelton, Duke Sieger, Penny Slater, Bill Smith, Bre nda Smith, Linda Smith, Rebecca Smith, Sam J. Smith, Sam R. Smith, Skippy m 1 % 0 ' m Wj lMM � lr i Wk m i f jK Jf Jr Yi_- F III 88 Smith, Virginia Smithers, Terry Snyder, Richard Somers, Dennis Stanley, Darlene Steele, Michael Stephens, Hugh Street, David Taliaferro, George Tarrer, Janice Tate, Keith Tate, Vernon Taylor, James Taylor, Patricia Thomas, Edna Thomas, Bessie Thomas, Johnnie Thomas, Lorenzo Thomas, Mike Thomasson, Connie Toliver, Shirletta Thompkins, Shelia Turner, Crandall Tyler, Georgia Tyler, Vv averly Tyus, Mary VanFossen, Vickie Vass, Janie Vaughan, Vickie V alker, Betty Waller, Alonza Waller, George Walsh, Steve Walsh, Patricia Walton, Ned Washington, Robert West, Junie West, Linda Wetsel, Taylora White, Kathy White, Luther Whitley, Mike Wilhite, Nancy Williamson, Jeff Willis, David Willis, Lewis Wiltshire, Richard Wingfield, Frank 89 Wingfield, Shelby Winn, Marshall Winston, Freda Winston, Henry Winston, James Winston, Jean Winston, Jewell Wise, Tommy Woodson, Simon Wyatt, Dorothy 90 91 Student Cooperative Association I st ROW : Sr. class pres. — S. Priddy, Soph, class pres. — J. McEwen, historian — D. Thomas, vice-pres. — F. Hughes, pres. — B. Robin- son, sec. — T. Leonard, treas. — P. Hopkins, Jr. class pres. — M. Giragosian. 2nd ROW: Miss Lanier, J. Lawrence, N. Sevrevin, L. Mize, B. Jones, V. VanFossen, A. Wyatt, B. Henry, S. King, J. Holt, D. Romaine, S. Smith. 3rd ROW: M. Lybrand, R. Giles, K. Pumphrey, G. Harmon, W. Green, S. Tate, L. Engleby, T. Mallory, G. Patterson, S. Cole, J. Hall, D. Brown. 4th ROW: M. Garnett, 0. Thompson, G. Carter, M. Patterson, G. Anderson, A. Harris, C. Shelton, S. Carlton, M. McKenny, E. Mitchell, D. Goodman, P. Taylor, D. Tate, D. Webb, A. Hutchison. 5th ROW: B. Kuhl, C. Tunstall, V. Grimes, T. Wetsel, S. Axselle, R. Mills, C. Tate, B. Eddleton, T. Pumphrey, S. Bumpass, D. Folly, M. Winn, C. Gill, R. Childress, G. Armstrong. Interclub Council I st ROW ; V. pres. — D. Bowles, pres. — F. Hughes, Miss Lanier, sec. — M . Moore, treas. — M . Pollard. 2nd ROW : J . Holt , D. Dymacek, G. Carter. D. Akers. C. Brice, N. Wade, S. Gentry. N. Hicks. 3rd ROW: B. Robinson, A. Hutchison, T. Mines, M. Stone, G. Smith, W. Smith, J. LeFevre, L. Howard. NOT PICTURED: P. Hopkins. 92 Key Club 1 st ROW : sec. — B. Robinson, pres. — P. Hopkins, sweetheart — L. Palmore, v. pres. — A. Hutchison, trees. — S. Priddy. 2nd ROW : C. Traylor, T. Pumphrey, J. Quash, R. Childress. 3rd ROW: D. DeFord, R. Moore, H. Hendrick, R. Rhyne, A. Haley. 4th ROW: B. Flagg, G. Armstrong, M. Davis, A. Sisson, J. Starke, J. Hicks, D. Folly, M. Giragosian, C. Gill. Spanish Honor Society 1st ROW: V. pres. — T. Mines, sec. — L. Mize, trees. — R. Rhyne, pres. — D. Folly. 2nd ROW: M. Gaines, S. Fontaine, D. Garrett, M. Schwerdtfeger, J. E. Brett, A. Ostergren, M. Lybrand, M. Pollard, S. Thomas, A. Wyatt, K. Hutchinson. 3rd ROW: E. Roberts, D. Hall, B. Deford, G. Gordon, J. Holt, C. Thompson, N. Wade, B. Lewis, S. Pryor, C. Pleasants. 4th ROW: B. Kuhl, B. Allman, S. Priddy, E. Webb, S. Carlton, E. Taylor, M. Stone, J. Hicks, G. Dawson, J. Patterson, M. Minor. 93 Beta Club I st ROW : v.-pres. — P. Hopkins, treas. — R. Childress, pres. — C. Gill, sec. — V. Byrd, historian — S. Gentry. 2nd ROW : S. Axselle, R. Giles, T. Leonard, A. Harris, M. McKenny, M. Stone, A. Ostergren, L. Mize, J. Holt, D. Akers, R. Rhyne, 0. Thompson, S. Thomas, D. Thomas, J. Patterson, G. Patterson, M. Minor. 3rd ROW: D. Bowles, E. Taylor, W. Taylor, T. Pumphrey. S. Carlton, M. Moore, G. Dawson, R. Mills, 0. Traylor, J. O ash, B, Priddy, J. Hall, K. Pumphrey, G. Wampler. 4th ROW: G. Armstrong, A. Hutchison, B. Robinson, J. De- Ford, M, Davis, A. Sisson, J. Starke, S. Priddy, D. Folly, J. Hicks, D. Bumpass, B. Stanley, C. Shelton. National Honor Society I st ROW : pres. — T. Pumphrey, v.-pres. — R. Giles, sec. — G. Dawson, treas. — B. DeFord, ICC rep. — D. Bowles. 2nd ROW : D. Gar- rett, D. Champ, W. Taylor, L. Doss, M. Schwerdtfeger, S, Thomas, D. Akers, L. Mize, A, Wyatt, C. Pleasants. 3rd ROW: Mrs. McClurkin, T. Young, S. Nash, F. Hughes, V. Grimes, D. Hall, J. A, Luck, T. Leonard, G. Wampler, G. Patterson, N, Severin, J. Holt. 4th ROW: B. Moody, B. Robinson, B. Eddleton, G. Stanley, J. Starke, S. Priddy, R. Rhyne, S. Gentry, M. Westhoef, M. Lybrand, B. Stanley. 94 Voice Staff I st ROW : S. Thomas, K. Thompson, V. Vaughan, W. Carter, N. Brannon. 2nd ROW : Mrs. ' Weatherford, D. Stanley, editor — G. Dawson, S. Gentry, R. Giles. 3rd ROW: H. Trivett, B. Shamburger, D. Bowles, C. Gill, M. Mc e, S. Priddy, J. Hicks. 4th ROW: B. Stanley, D. Davis, S. Stansbury, P. Taylor, S. Barney, B. Chenery. NOT PICTURED: C. Folly. Jj Spark Staff I st ROW : B. Kuhl, M. Thomas, G. Smith. 2nd ROW : K. Hutchinson, D. Ambrogi, M. Gaines, ass t editor — R. Mills, editor — D. Akers, Miss Hillers, J. Bass. 3rd ROW: C. Brown, N. Taylor, S. Johnson, M. Giragosian, S. Usry, R. Zeno, B. Cross. 4th ROW: J. McEwen, L. Lane, S. Wright, L. Massello, M. Pollard, J. Lindenzweig, J. Hall. 95 1st ROW: Mrs. Crenshaw, pres. — J. A. Luck, Miss Gibbon. 2nd ROW: D. Stanley, J. Patterson, G. Nuckols, sec Melnyczyn, v. pres. — D. Hall, N. Hicks, H. Jackson, P. Hand. NOT PICTURED: D. Champ — treas. Library Club Orator 1st ROW: M. Schwerdtfeger, editor — N. Ballenger, editor — J. Jacobs, D. Folly, P. Stanley. 2nd ROW: B. Johnson, R. Robinson, D Hale, F. Cox, C. Zickofoose, M. Tyus, Mrs. Smith, E. Worley. 3rd ROW: D. Bumpass, H. Boomhower, L. Rydall, E. Taylor, 0. Wright. 96 Future Teachers of America Ist ROW: vice president — M. Pollard, president — D. Akers, secretary — C. Thompson, treasurer — C. Pleasants, I.C.C. representa- tive — H. Jackson. 2nd ROW: L. Hutchinson, B. Halzelqrove, W. Green, M. Schwerdtfeger, J. Holt, F. Cox, A. Ostergren, C. Carter, A. Wyatt. 3rd ROW: S. Stansbury, J. LeFevere, D. Goodman, A. Midyette, M. Lybrand, N. Severin, B. Lewis, B. Willis, B. Lucas, K. Hutchin- son. 4th ROW: B. Cross, D. Luck, E. Noel, M. Stanley, M. Garnett, E. Mitchell, E. Mitchell, E. Taylor, B. Mathews, T. Mines. Future Homemakers of America m i ■ ' ■ ' - ‘ S a 1 A S 1st ROW: secretary — R. Mills, treasurer — V. Salmon, reporter — C. Stanley, 3rd vice president — B. Baker, co-historian — L. Massel- lo, president — M. McKenny, I st vice president — D. Akers, 2nd vice president — P. Leonard, co-historian — H. Jackson, songleader — D. Goodman. 2nd ROW: S. Axselle, L. Hutchinson, K. Hutchinson, M. Johnson, A. Ostergren, L. Alvis, J. Vass, S. Tate, N. Brannan, L. Howard. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Cross, B. Gayle, J. Jewell, B. Rosmarlan, N. Sherrard, J. Nickols, J. Hughes, B. Stanley, L. Slaughter, N. Harris, Z. Harris, Mrs. Christian. 4th ROW: 0. Green, R. Giles, P. Nuckols, J. Schooler, M. Carter, S. Smith, D. Garrett, B. DeFord, S. Stansbury, S. Gentry, B. Chenery, P. Hodges, G. Nuckols, M. Hope. 5th ROW: E. Roberts, S. Bulter, N. Rigsby, N. Wade, M. Stanley, D. Bowles, 0. Tate, M. Stone, M. Pollard, B. Cross, R. Davis, 0. Turner, A. Lewis, J. Bass, D. Tate, M. Woestoff. 97 Future Business Leaders of America 1st ROW: Mrs. Spangler, pres. — A. Sisson, sec. — L. Doss, historian — S. Butler, vice-pres. — S. Shelton, reporter — D. Champ, par- liamentarian — B. Walker, treas. — H. Sasser. 2nd ROW: Miss Presley. J. Horton, G. Brown, S. King, C. Brice, M. Perkins, M. Hart, S. Louis. 3rd ROW: P. Gammon, B. Cauthorne. V. Shelton, W. Carter, S. Christian. J. A. Luck, L. Hager, J. Mallory, K. Schmetzer. 4th ROW: L. Leslie, D. Dymacek, S. Thomas, S. Smith, T. Tate, D. Samules, A. Stanley, J. Mitchell, D. Beazley, G. Smith. Future Farmers of America 1st ROW: L. Farmer, treas. — K. Bremner, v. pres. — C. Traylor, pres. — G. Smith, reporter — R. Hollins, chaplain — L. Derricott, B. Taylor, sec. — B. Sydnor. NOT PICTURED: ass t reporter — T. L. Gray. 2nd ROW: J. Melton, B. Goodman, L. Carr, M. Puryear, M. Wickham, M. Jewell, H. Hendrick, R. Jacuik, D. Rosmarin. 3rd ROW: F. Robinson, F. Hartlass, B. Harris, W. Miles, B. Cowel, R. Whilshire, P. Wampler, T. Cage, D. Goodman. 4th ROW: R. Adams, C. Taylor, P. Shelton, M. Case, D. Stanley, B. Corley, S. Smith, T. Lipscomb. 5th ROW: M. Alexander, G. Jones, J. Ward, M. Hawthorne, D. Miles, D. Cauthorne, W. Jones, L. Henderson, A. Slasor, J. Taylor. 6th ROW: W. Bourne, W. Dabney, J. West, J. Taylor, S. Hollirvs, B, Nuckols, M. Whitley, G. Nuckols, D. Nuckols, T. Stanley. 98 Pep Club I st ROW : Junior Class leader — H. Taylor, Junior Class leader — L. Mize, treas. — N. Sever! n, sec. — B. Priddy, pres. — C. Gill, busi- ness manager — M. cKenny, I.C.C. rep. — M. Moore, Senior Class leader — G. Dawson, Sophomore Class leader — S. Cristian. 2nd ROW: B. Covington, A. Goodloe, C. Pleasants, J. Patterson, S. Barney, D. Stanley, A, Ostergren, F. Cox, C. Minor, E. Robinson, N. Pat- terson, H. Jackson, D. Thomas, S. Thomas, C. Brice. 3rd ROW: J. Patterson. K. Wilhite, B. Chenery, S. Wright, Senior Class leader — D. Akers, A. Midyette, B. Stanley, C. Mahanes, G. Hermon, R. Zeno, S. Stansbury, D. Hall, W. Carter, S. Tate, S. Gentry, D. Brown, J. Ed- dleton. 4th ROW: T. Wetsel, L. Wood, D. Luck, J. LeFevre, B. Smith, C. Thompson, L. Engleby, B. Hazelgrove, R. Ivey, M. Lybrand, S. Smith, S. Jackson, S. Gearld. J. Nickols, S. Tompkins. 5th ROW: M. Johnson, M. Stone, C. Tate, S. Axselle, V. Byrd, R. Childress, A. Stan- ley, S. Johnson, M. Davis, D. DeFord, N. Wade, D. Tate, J. Woody, B. Baker, K. Brice, D. Hedgepeth, C. Turner, NOT PICTURED: Cheer- leaders. Cheerleaders 1st ROW: J. Lindenzweig, ass t head — C. Shelton, head — S. Carlton, F. Huges, L. Palmore, A. Harris. 2nd ROW: N. Wilhite, D. Armi- stead, E. Mitchell, S. Bumpass, J. Armstrong, P. Brockwell, E. Nicholas, D. Ballenger. 3rd ROW: J. Holt, S. Conyers, L. Adams, M. Minor, J. Hall. 99 Liberty Singers Ist ROW: J. Vanfossen, P. Cook, M. Bremner, C. Brown. 2ncl ROW: D. Terrel. M. A. Johnson. L. Massello. 3rcl ROW: D. Anderson, B. Mathews. Deford, S. Bowman. Chorus 1st ROW: C. Brown, T. Mallory, D. Terrell, B. Johnson, M. Bremner, P. Cook, J. Vanfossen. 2nd ROW: S. Lewis, B. Terrell, B. Lewis, D. Nel- son, P. Johnson, G. Ellis, L. Willis, M. Childress. 3rd ROW: G. Shelton, M. Stanley, W. Parrish, G. Doggett, B. Matthews, D. Conners, B. Holland, C. Fallie, G. Gaines, P. Hicks. TOO Majorettes I st ROW : feature twirler — D. Tate, B. J. Oliver, head — G. Goodloe. 2nd ROW : B. Henry, A. Luck, D. Dymacek, B. Oliver, J. Doggett. NOT PICTURED: A. Goodloe. Lettergirls 1st ROW: J. Patterson, D. Garrett. L. Alvis, D. DeFord, head — C. Tate, M. Johnson, K. Hutchinson, W. Carter. 2nd ROW: N. Patter- son, M. Garnett, T. Wetsel, C. Thompson, J. Bass, C. Dymacek, D. Waite, S. Smith. 3rd ROW: L. Mize, J. LeFevre, B. Stanley, C. Ma- hanes, S. Cole, D. Goodman, M. Johnson. 101 Tri-Hi-Y Ist ROW: treas. — D. DeFord, vice-pres. — M. Stone, pres. — S. Carlton, sec. — C. Thompson, co-historian — M. Pollard, co-historian — C. Tate, reporter — J. Hall. 2nd ROW : A. Ostergren, W. Carter, B. Chenery, S. Pike, S. Tate, L. Mize, N. Melton, S. Gentry, B. Willis. 3rd ROW: C. Stanley, J. Holt, S. Barney, N. Sherrard, L. Alvis, B. Alvis, F. Cox, G. Dawson, E. Noel, 0. Pleasants. 4th ROW: S. Johnson, D. Tate, B. Rosmarian. C. Brice, B. Baker, B. Cross, V. Byrd, M. Moore, D. Goodman, chaplain — T. Leonard. NOT PICTURED: D. Smart. Science 1st ROW: treas. — G. Stanley. ICC rep. — N. Wade, pres. — B. Allman, sec. — L. Mize, v. pres. — M. Graham. 2nd ROW: S. Priddy, N. Taylor, D. DeFord, J. Armstrong, J. Osterud. 3rd ROW : D. Empey, G. Smith, J. Jones, M. FHIcks. 4th ROW : W. Butler, D. Ambrogl, P . McLauchin, S. Messic, B. Robinson, J. Thompson. NOT PICTURED: G. Parker, K. Schmetzer, B. Cross, P. Bright. 102 Audio Visual I st ROW : Miss Gibbons, J. Luck, pres. — T. Mines, v. pres. — G. Morgan. 2nd ROW : T. Stanley, T. Trent, B. Matthews, B. Taylor. NOT PICTURED: sec.-treas. — G. Nuckols. Distributive Education I st ROW : Mrs. Groome. v. pres. — J. Petty, pres. — S. Catlett, treas. — W. Fontaine (not pictured), sec. — J. A. Barnes, historian — I Barnes, Mr. Beck. 2nd ROW: J. Jewell, B. Baker, J. Melton. 3rd ROW: E. Lewis, D. Bussy, B. Perry, E. Hendrick, J. Ayers, 0. Miller, C Johnson, 0. Shelton, S. Nelson, P. Shelton. 4th ROW: J. S immons, W. Southworth, S. Usry, 0. Hansen, J. Jordan, B. Cowe. , _. ' lavil R. Ehrlich, G. Herndon, M. Rutledge. 103 Art I st ROW: treas. — E. Melnyczyn, pres. — S. Johnson, v. pres. — F. Cox, reporter — P. Stanley. 2nd ROW: K. Hutchison, N. Sherrard, L. Macauley, M. Tyus, M. A. Johnson, L. Massello, D. Empey. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Wright, D. Saddler, S. Claiborne, B. Cross, N. Durham. NOT PICTURED: B. Cochran, M. Morton. Band I st ROW: J. Sculthorpe, M . Steele, R. Cokley, R. Rhyne, B. Murphy, V. Van Fosse n. 2nd ROW : G. Mills, H. Thomas, D. Anderson, T. Har- ris, S. Woodson, D. Bumpass, D. Cruff, P. Alexander. 3rd ROW: M. Davis, D. Bryant, R. Pryor, R. Th omas, L. Price, M. Fox. 104 Boys’ Varsity Club I st ROW : sec. — B. Ban ton, trees. — G. Wood, pres. — C. Traylor, v. pres. — J. Thomas. 2nd ROW : B. Taylor, E. Edwards, B. Taylor, D. Goodman, T. Pumphrey, G. Smith, R. Retallick, H. Trivett. 3rd ROW: D. Nickolis, S. Usry, J. Ray, A. Banks, D. Green, M. Davis, K. Brem- ner, A. Hutchison, W. Smith. 4th ROW: 0. Smith, E. Harris, R. Cobb, S. Smith, P. Robinson, J. Banks, E. Webb, R. Moore, E. Wingfield, J. Axselle. Girls’ Varsity Club 1st ROW: Miss Dowdy, v. pres. — W. Taylor, ICC rep. — L. Howard, pres. — B. Stanley, sec. — T. Young, treas. — D. Bumpass. 2nd ROW: J. Holt, B. Neeley, L. Lancaster, S. Byrd, J. Lindenzweig, K. Shelton, M. Corker. 3rd ROW: L. Clinton, C. Carter, B. Priddy, M. Carter, E. Robinson. N. Severin. L. Palmore, S. Conners, S. Carlton. L. Shelton, J. Hall. 4th ROW: P. Leonard, A. Harris, M. Minor, S. Messick, F. Hughes, K. Brice, N. Wade, C. Baylor, L. Adams, M. McKenny, D. Lewis, C. Turner. 105 I s+ ROW: K. Bremner, G. Jewell, B. Taylor, J. Johnson, P. Robinson, F. Wingfield. 2nd ROW: Coach Gill, R. Moore, D. Smart, D. Nicho- las, A. Muller, S. Trivett, C. Thompson. Cross Country Track 1st ROW: R. Thomas, K. Willis, L. Derricott, H. Trivett, D. Nicholas, S. Trivett, C. Lewis, K. Hall. 2nd ROW: Coach Martz, R. Jewel, E. Dickerson, R. Retallick, T. Cage, D. Christoph, 0. Traylor, B. Taylor. 3rd ROW: Coach Gill, D. Smart, C. Taylor, E. Harris, J. Tompkins, A. Banks, R. Patterson. 4th ROW: F. Epps, M. Winn, R. Wiltshire, R. Moore, K. Bremner, S. Dickerson, J. Ray, J. Banks. 106 Varsity Football 1st ROW: H. Trivett, A. Banks, C. Traylor, D. Goodman, H. Hutchinson, B. Loving, S. Smith, J. Ray, G. Wood, J. Thomas. 2nd ROW: F. Wingfield, P. Melnyk, A. Hutchison, D. Green, M. Davis, W. Smith, B. Taylor, D. Gammon, R. Acors, G. Smith, D. Johnson. 3rd ROW: Coach Richie. G. Derricott, J. McEwen, J. Axselle, J. Banks. D. Christoph, J. Mitchell, E. Dickerson, H. Thompson, D. Carroll, J. Quash, Coach Cobb. 4th ROW: D. Edwards, R. Whiltshire, R. Holloway, B. Alexander, B. Banton, H. Taylor, C. Taylor, E. Harris, H. Harris, Coach Martz. Junior Varsity Football 1st ROW (kneeling): P. Harris, T. Wise, E. Eountain, G. Derricott, J. Corley, G. Carter, J. McEwen, S. Heiff, M. Goodman, S. Smith. 2nd ROW: E. Robinson, M. Puryear, M. Winn, B. Corley, N. Walton, J. Beck, W. Parrish, D. Street, L. White, D. H arris, B. Pleasants (mgr). RIGHT: Coach Dupriest. LEET: Coach Webb. 107 Varsity Basketball 1st ROW: mgr. — J. Pleasants, co-captains — S. Smith, E. Webb, mgr. — R. Adams. 2nd ROW: Coach Flannagan, D. Nicholas, B. Rob- inson, C. Jackson, D. Webb, D. Folly, P. Robinson, J. Banks, B. Banton, S. Usry. B. Eddleton. J. Johnson, M. Lewis. NOT PICTURED: J. Starke. Junior Varsity Basketball 1st ROW: T. Wise, D. Snyder, G. Collier, C. McCarthy, N. Ford, L. Anderson, F. Wingfield, E. Jackson, J. Corley, L. White, R. Mason. 108 Girls’ Basketball 1st ROW: Co-captains: B. Stanley, D. Bumpass. 2nd ROW: Seniors: C. Baylor, L. Clinton, W. Taylor. 3rd ROW: Mgr. S. Messick, L. Shel- ton, L. Lancaster, S. Byrd, C. Brice, Coach Dowdy, C. Turner, D. Cruft, B. Priddy, E. Robinson, C. Carter, Mgr. N. Wade. Girls ' Softball 1st ROW: Coach Dowdy, M. Corker, J. Schooler, L. Shelton, C. Johnson, S. Nelson. 2nd ROW: S. Wright, M. Carter, P. Nuckols, E. Rob- inson, L. Clinton. 3rd ROW: L. Howard, B. Stanley, R. Bales, S. Street, B. Street, C. Baylor, T. Smithers. 109 Varsity Baseball 1st ROW: C. Stanley, D. Mallory, D. Beazley, B. Taylor, P. Brice, J. Jones, W. Thomasson. 2nd ROW: D. Gammon, A. Hutchison, D. Hall, B. Banton, A. Haley, M. Ross. 3rd ROW: C. Bradford, H. Harris, D. Johnson, P. Robinson, S. Flournoy, R. MacDougal, Coach Lloyd. Junior Varsity Baseball 1st ROW: J. Benton, H. Stephens, G. Carter, J. Atkisson, B. Huff, A. Toliver. 2nd ROW: M. Haley, G. Derricott, L. Lewis, H. Lewis, B. Robinson, J. Corley, L. Derricott. 3rd ROW: L. Jarrell. T. Epps, M. Goodman, M. Barton, J. Mitchell, B. Goodman, L. White. 110 Girls 4-H Boys 4-H 1st ROW: S. Smith — Treas., J. Nickols — Sec., J. Vass — V. Pres., C. Alexander — Pres., J. Eddleton — Reporter. 2nd ROW: D. Hall, C. Brice, G. Parker, N. Harris, J. Doggett. ' 1st ROW: A. Banks — Sec., S. Melton — Reporter, N. Walton — Treas., D. Stanley — Pres. 2nd ROW: D. Carroll, T. L. Gray, B. Goodman, B. Sydnor, F. Gooch, M. Jewell, S. Rhyne. 3rd ROW: B. Banton, P. Brice, E. Webb, J. Thomason, R. Jewell, A. Stanley, M. Stanley. Junior Varsity Track 1st ROW: W. Larry, G. Derricott, W. Buchanan, G. Carter, M. Reece, R. Banton, M. McEwen, R. Harris. 2nd ROW: Coach Gill, G. Doggett, J. Benton, B. Cox, G. Brock, M. Hall, T. Epps. 3rd ROW: W. Henderson, W. Thomas, G. Way, D. Hamilton, B. Cowel, J. Hanby, A. Muller, J. Harris. ni Principal; Alfred W. Turner Ass t. Principal: R. Watson Durham Mrs. Elizabeth Wetsel Mrs. Jessie Campbell Mrs. Marjorie West Mrs. Evelyn Bumpass Mrs. June C. Crenshaw Mrs. Joyce Harris Mrs. Hattie Alexander Mrs. Nancy B. Allison Mrs. Cheryl Andrews Mrs. Phyllis Andrews James M. Beck M iss Cameron Beckwith Robert F. Bowles Lewis Brubaker Mrs. Nancy Christian Miss Vivian Cobb Miss Gwen Corker Mrs. Ivy W. Cross Miss Margaret Dowdy Robert DuPriest Louis V. Flanagan Mrs. Ida T. Gayles Miss Ruth Gibbon Mrs. Ruth W. Giles James T. Gill, Jr. Mrs. Jean Greene 112 Mrs. Faye Sroome Carlton M. Hall Miss Marilynn Hayes Miss Judith Hillers Mrs. Elizabeth B. Holt Mrs. Elizabeth Jeter Mrs. Mary Lancaster Miss Marvine Lanier Garland Lloyd Mrs. Linda Luck Mrs. Mona McClurkin Mrs. Elizabeth Martin Mrs. Connie Martz William Martz Miss Judith Newman Larry R. Perry Miss Arstelle Presley Mrs. Kathleen Pugh Mrs. Kathryn Purks Philip Ritchie William Sadler Mrs. Jacquelyn Smith James L. Spicer Mrs. Virginia Tarrer Mrs. Eleanor Tenny Mrs. Mary J. Weatherford Mrs. Elizabeth Wright Mrs. Sonja Young 113 btotistics VARSITY FOOTBALL Record 5-5 Scores PH 38 Stonewall Jackson 6 PH 16 Manchester 26 PH 2 T ucker 12 PH 26 Benedictine 0 PH 0 Henrico 20 PH 18 Highland Springs 14 PH 14 Lee Davis 12 PH 6 George Wythe 13 PH 0 Hermitage 20 PH 20 Douglas Freeman 15 Most Valuable Jimmy Ray Best Offense Sam Smith Best Defense Ellis Harris Ashland J.O. Most Valuable Player Billy Taylor RECORDS BROKEN Sam Smith — 9 TD passes caught and 54 points scored Jimmy Banks — 7 TD passes thrown. Completed 34 out of 93 passes. VARSITY BASKETBALL Record 13-9 PH 53 Prince George 51 PH 59 R.M.C. Freshmen 62 PH 70 Lee DAvis 52 PH 60 Henrico 47 PH 55 Douglas Freeman 68 PH 47 Highland Springs 57 PH 66 St. Christopher ' s 41 PH 71 Hermitage 62 PH 67 Prince George 52 PH 53 J. R. Tucker 51 PH 54 Benedictine 47 PH 55 Lee Davis 54 PH 44 Henrico 53 PH 53 Douglas Freeman 51 PH 47 Highland Springs 48 PH 57 Hermitage 56 PH 47 Benedictine 69 PH 69 J. R. Tucker 75 T ournament PH 82 Hermitage 59 PH 63 J. R. T ucker 61 PH 61 Highland Springs 63 PH 53 Maggie Walker 70 RECORDS BROKEN Most Wins in One Season — 13 Most Points Scored in One Game — 82 114 Runner-Up in District Tournament 1st Team to Participate in a Regional Tournament Perry Robinson — Rebound Rec- ord for a season — 343. Most points scored in a tournament — 59. Most field goals in one game — 13. Most field goals In Tournament — 25. Most re- bounds. Eddie Webb — Assist Record, averaging 6 per game. Tour- nament free throws, 15 out of 16. Received Sportsmanship Award. Holds record for long- esf shot. VARSITY TRACK Record 2-6 PH 70 Spotsylvania 54 PH 42 Hermitage 89 PH 65 Benedictine 66 PH 35 Lee Davis 96 PH 27 Douglas Freeman 104 PH 81 Highland Springs 50 PH 56 T ucker 75 PH 53 Henrico 78 RECORDS BROKEN Low Hurdles — Barry Banton Clarence Traylor Received most valuable member of track team given by Pep Club. VARSITY BASEBALL Record 2- 1 4 PH 9 Matoaca PH 2 T ucker PH 8 Matoaca PH 0 Benedictine PH 10 Lee Davis PH 4 Henrico PH 4 Douglas Freeman PH 1 Highland Springs PH 2 Hermitage PH 0 T ucker PH 1 Lee Davis PH 3 Benedictine PH 3 Henrico PH ' 7 Douglas Freeman PH 0 Highland Springs PH 0 Hermitage GIRLS ' SOFTBALL Record 3-3 Scores P.H . 14 Ladysmith P.H . 1 Colonial Height; P.H. 1 Lee-Davis 16 P.H. 9 Lee-Davis 8 P.H. 22 Bowling Green 13 P.H. 6 Bowling Green 8 CROSS COUNTRY Record 2-6 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Record 8-6 P.H. 50 Douglas Freeman 40 P.H. 33 Lee-Davis 48 P.H. 35 Henrico 37 P.H. 40 Highland Springs 23 P.H. 35 Hermitage 38 P.H. 36 T ucker 24 P.H. 36 Varina 43 P.H. 45 Douglas Freeman 40 P.H. 31 Lee-Davis 35 P.H. 23 Henrico 58 P.H. 50 Highland Springs 34 P.H. 50 Hermitage 19 P.H. 40 T ucker 23 P.H. 36 Varina 31 Tournament P.H. 39 Henrico 48 HONORIS CAUSA M EM BERS Donnie Bowles, John Starke, Billy Robinson, Bruce Moody. HONORS: Donnie Bowles and Frankie Hughes — National Merit fi- nalists Pat Leonard — Good Citizen Award Sumpter Priddy — D.A.R. Award 17 Elizabeth Taylor — Winner in 2 Voice of Democracy Contest 4 Danforth I Dare You Award: 29 Tony Mines and Dorothy 8 Thomas 5 Norfolk State Scholarships: 10 Sharon King and Beverly Lucas 9 Balfour Key — Sumpter Priddy 9 ICC Award for Outstanding 2 Clubs: 8 Co-Curricular — F.H.A. 4 Extra-Curricular — Key Club 8 I 5 DISTRICT OR STATE OFFICERS FBLA State President Andy Sisson FBLA State Corresponding 5 Secretary Sharon Shelton 21 National Honor Society Regional btatistics President . . . .Tommy Pumphrey Music Award Most outstanding senior: Dottie Bumpass Home Ec. Awards Jr. Degrees: Ruth Giles, Linda Hutchinson, Eleanor Roberts, Diana Ruth Chapter Degrees: Della Akers, Vivian Salmom, Mickey Mc Kennye, Holly Jackson, Neena Brannon, Laura Massel- lo, Emily Clay Stanley, Rose Mills, Pat Leonard Young Homemaker Award: Betty Baker Library Award Most outstanding senior: Jo Ann Luck Drama Award Paddy Award: Tony Mines D.E. Awards Sandy Catlett won 1st in job In- terview contest and placed 2nd in the Sales contest spon- sored by the Sales and Mar- keting executives of Richmond. Alfred W. Turner, Jr. — B.S. VPI, M.Ed. Universify of Virginia. R. Wafson Durham — A.B. Wil- liam and Mary. Mrs. Elizabefh Wefsel — B.S. Mary Washingfon. Mrs. Jessie Campbell — B.A. Southeasfern Stafe. Mrs. Marjorie Wesf — A.B. Vir- ginia Union Universify. Mrs. June Crenshaw — Radford Mrs. Hatfie Alexander — A.B. Virginia Union Universify. Mrs. Nancy Allison — B.A. Cork- er. Mrs. Cheryl Andrews — • B.S. Longwood. Mrs. Phyllis Andrews — B.S. Madison. James M. Beck — B.S. RPI. Miss Cameron Beckwith — B.S. Longwood. Robert E. Bowles — A.B. and B.D. Virginia Union University, M.A. ' Educational Administra- tion, Teacher ' s College Colum- bia University. Lewis Brubaker — B.S. VPI, M.S. University of Maryland. Mrs. Nancy Chrisflan — B.S. Easf Carolina Universify. Miss Vivian Cobb — B.M.E. vcu. Miss Gwen Corker — B.S. Long- wood. Mrs. Ivy Cross — B.A. Madison. Miss Margaref Dowdy — B.S. Longwood. Robert DuPriest — B.A. Ran- dolph Macon. Louis V. Flanagan — B.A. Wash- ington and Lee University. Mrs. Ida Gayles — B.S. Virginia State. Miss Ruth Gibbon — B.S. Virgin- ia State, M.A. Columbia Univer- sity. Mrs. Ruth Giles — B.A. Virginia State. Thomas Gill — B.A. Randolph Macon. Mrs. Jean Greene — B.S. Virgin- ia State. Mrs. Faye Groome — B.S. VCU. Carlton M. Hall — M.A. VPI. Miss Marilynn Hayes — B.A. University of North Carolina. Mrs. Elsie Henderson — B.S. Jackson State. Miss Judith Hillers — B.A. Elon. Mrs. Elizabeth Holt — B.A. Uni- versity of North Carolina Mrs. Elizabeth Jeter — B.S. VCU. Mrs. Mary Lancaster — M.A. University of Virginia. Miss Marvine Lanier — B.A. Wesfhampton. Garland Lloyd — B.S. RPI. Mrs. Linda Luck — B.S. Mary Washington. Mrs. Mona McClurkIn — B.S. University of Arkansas. Mrs. Elizabefh Martin — M.A. University of Soufh Carolina. Mrs. Connie Martz — B.A. Madi- son. William Martz — B.A. Milligan. Miss Judith Newman — B.S. Madison. Larry R. Perry — B.A. Randolph Macon. Miss Arstelle Presely — M.S. VCU. Mrs. Kathleen Pugh — B.A. Flora Macdonald. Mrs. Kathryn Purks — B.S. Rad- ford. Philip Ritchie — M.Ed. Universi- ty of Virginia. William Sadler — B.S. Atlantic Christian. Mrs. Jacquelyn Smith — B.S. VPI. Mrs. Grace Spangler — B.S. Madison. James L. Spicer — B.S. Universi- ty of Richmond. Mrs. Virginia Tarrer — B.S. Vir- ginia Union Universify. Mrs. Eleanor Tenney — B.A. West Virginia Wesleyan, M.A. West Virginia University. Mrs. Mary J. Weatherford — B.A. Mary Washington. Mrs. Sonja Young — B.S. Virginia State. Mrs. Elizabeth Wright — B.A. Western Maryland. F.F.A. Awards Crops: Mike Puryear Dairy Production: Garnett Smith Agricultural: Larry Carr Agriculture Electrification: Rich- ard Flournoy Poultry Production: Dennis Stan- ley Ornamental Horticulture: Eddie Stockner Placement In Agricultural Pro- duction: Mert Jewell and WIckie Smith Soil and Water Management: WIckie Smith Public Speaking: Reynolds Hol- lins Chapter Star Farmer: Garnett Smith Farm Safety: Tommy Cage Farm and Home Improvement: Maynard Puryear Top Ten Seniors: Sumpter Prld- dy, Billy Robinson, Donnie Bowles, John Starke, Dale Hall, Wanda Taylor, Ruth Giles, Pat Leonard, Frankie Hughes, Bruce Moody. SCIENCE WINNERS: Physics: Gerry Smith and Mi- chael Graham — 3rd Research: Patricia Bright — 1st: David Empey — 3rd Grand Prize: William Allman — Responses to Temperature Ex- tremes In Gametophyte of Marsilea Vestifa. V.J.A.S.: Billy Robinson — 3rd 115 Senior Directory RUSSELL GAY ACORS. Ill � Football I - 5: H.R. Representative 2; Science Fair I - 5: Stunt Night I - 5. RICHARD ALLEN ADAMS Baseball Mgr. 3 - 5: Football Mgr. 3 - 5: Basketball Mgr. 3 - 5: FFA I - 5. ODELLA MAYE AKERS Drama Club I - 2: H.R. Representative 2 - 5: FHA 2 - 5, 3rcl Vice Pres. 3, 1st Vice Pres. 5; FTA Pres. 5: Spark Staff 5. Editor 5: Science Club 2; Pep Club I - 5, Busi- ness Mgr. 4, Sec. 3: Junior Class 2nd Vice Pres. 4: Prom Chairman 4: Senior Class Reporter 5: Stunt Night I - 5; Na- tional Honor Society 4 - 5; Jr. Beta Club 3: Beta Club 4 - 5, ICC Representative 3, 5: Sec. ICC 3: Miss PH Contest 5: State Fair Winner 2 - 5; Va. Girl ' s State Representative 4; Fashion Show 4-5: Beta Convention 5. LINDA ANNE ALVIS FHA I - 5, Junior Degree 4, Fashion Show I - 5: TrI-Hi-Y 3 - 5: FBLA 3: Let- tergirl 3 - 5. Parades 3 - 5: Miss PH Con- test 4: Stunt Night 3 - 4. BRENDELL IRIS ANDERSON Softball 3 - 4, Varsity Letter 4. CHERYL MAE AXSELLE Assistant H.R. Representative I - 2: H.R. Representative 3 - 5; Junior Beta Club I - 3: Beta Club 4 - 5; FHA 2 - 5: Who ' s Who Among High School Students; Jun- ior Class Sec. 4; Senior Class Sec. 5: Pep Club 2 - 5, Treas. 5; J.V. Cheerleader 2 -3: Miss PH Contest 4-5. CLARENCE ALLEN BAISLEY FFA I. JOHN ASA BANKS, III Lab Assistant I: Science Club I: J.V. Track 3: Varsity Football 4 - 5, Most Im- proved Player 5; Varsity Track 4 - 5: Var- sity Club 4 - 5: 4-H Club 5: Fellowship of Christian Atheletes 5. JO ANN BARNES DE Club 3 - 5, Sec. of DE 2 - 3, DE State Leadership Conference: Fashion Show I - 2. DONALD WAYNE BEAZLEY Science Fair I : Library Club 3, 5; Library Assistant 3. LYMAN LOUISE BECK Football I: Track 3: FFA I - 5. BEVERLEY ANN BOWLES DE Club 2: Majorettes 3 - 4. DONALD HUGO BOWLES Assistant H.R. Representative I: Latin Tournament I - 2: Library Club I - 2: Li- brary Assistant I - 2; Drama Club I - 2: Science Club 2, Laboratory Assistant 2: Stunt Night 3: National Junior Honor Society 3: S.C.A. Campaign Manager 3 - 5: National Honor Society 4 - 5,’ Offi- cer 5: Voice Staff 2 - 5, Lay-out Editor 4 - 5: National Honor Society Convention 4: Offi ce Aide 4: ICC Representative 2, 5, Vice Chairman 5: Beta Club 5: Hono- ris Causa 5: Senior Superlative, Frien- dliest 5: Senior Prophecy Committee 5: National Merit Semi-Finalist 5, National Merit Scholarship 5: High Scorer on Na- tional Math Exam 5: Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4-5. KENNETH EDWIN BREMNER FFA I - 5, Executive Committee 2, Chaplain 3, Treas. 4 - 5; J.V. Track 3; Varsity Track 4 - 5: Varsity Cross Coun- try 4-5: Captain: Varsity Club. JOHN PATRICK BRICE J.V. Baseball I : Varsity Baseball 4 - 5. PATRICIA JEANNE BRIGHT Girls ' Softball 3: Virginia Science Talent Search 5. CYNTHIA GAIL BROWN Library Club I - 2: Choral Club I - 5: Spark Staff 5: Liberty Singers 5. LELIA FAYE BRYANT FHA I - 2: DE Club 4: FBLA 5. WILLIAM DALE BUSSEY DE Club 4 - 5: Bookstore 5. SHARON ANNE BUTLER Science Fair I: Fashion Show 1; FBLA 2 - 5; Library Club 2 - 5. VALERIE PRICE BYRD Tri-Hi-Y 4 - 5: Pep Club 4 - 5: Beta Club 5, Sec. 5; Stunt Night 4 - 5: Miller and Rhoads Teen Council 5: Beta Convention Delegate 5: Prom Committee 4. WILLIAM THOMAS CAGE Football 1-3: Basketball 1-3: Track 2 -5; FFA I - 5: Science Club I. SALLY GRANVILLE CARTER H.R. Representative I - 3: Assistant H.R. Representative 4 - 5: Stunt Night 3 - 5: J.V. Cheerleader 2 - 3: Varsity Cheer- leader 4 - 5, Head 5: Tri-Hi-Y 3 - 5: Pres. 5, Sec. 4; Girls ' Varsity 3 - 5: Pep Club I - 5. Vice Pres 5; Spanish Honor Society 3 - 5: Junior Beta Club 2 - 3; Beta Club 4 -5: Thalhimers Teen Council Representa- tive 5: Miss PH Contest 5: Model Gener- al Assembly Delegate 4; Homecoming Representafive for Senior Class 5; Senior Superlative — Most School Spirited 5: Prom Committee 4: Class History Com- mittee 5. WANDA JOYCE CARTER H.R. Representative 4: Pep Club 5: Trl- Hi-Y 5: FBLA 5, Reporter 5: Lettergirl 3 - 5, Parades 3 - 5: Voice Staff 5: Home- coming Nominee 5: Miss PH Contest 5. SANDRA KAY CATLETT Library Club I : DE Club 3 - 5. DEBRA CAROL CHAMP Library Club 3 - 5; FBLA 2 - 5: National Honor Society 5: Science Fair I : Fashion Show I . GEORGE RODNEY CHILDRESS Beginner Band I : J.V. Football 2-3: Jun- ior Beta 2 - 3: Pep Club 2 - 5: H.R. Rep- resentative 2. 5: Key Club 5: Senior Su- perlative — Best Looking; Beta Club 4 -5, Treas. 5, Beta Convention Delegate 5. SALENDA ANN CLAIBORNE Science and Math Club I , Conference I : FHA I: Fashion Show 2-3: Dramatics Club 2, 5: Art Club 5: Prom Co mmittee 4; Miss PH Contest 5: Winner of Library Poster Contest 3. LOUISE ANN CLINTON Softball 3 - 5, Co-Captain: Basketball 3 - 5: Varsity Club 3 - 5, Letter; Basketball Trophy I. RONALD LEE COAKLEY Band 2 - 5. PATRICIA DIANE COLEMAN FHA I - 2: 4-H I - 2; Dramatics Club I -2 : Stunt Night 4-5: Perfect Attendance DEBORAH DABNEY Marching Band I - 3: Girls ' Drill Team 3: Class Sec. 3: Math and Science Conven- tion 1-2: Perfect Attendance I - 2: Homecoming Nominee 2: Concert Band 2 - 3. JANET FAYE DAVIS Concert Band I - 2, Marching Band I - 2; Dramatics Club 2, 5: Science and Math Honorable Mention 2; H.R. Representa- tive 3: Perfect Attendance I - 4. MICHAEL AUGUSTUS DAVIS Stunt Night 2. 3, 5: Band I - 5. Letter 4 -5, All County Band 2, 3: Pep Club 4 - 5; Key Club 4 - 5: Beta Club 5, Beta Con- vention Delegate 5. MOSKER EDWARD DAVIS J.V. Football 2: J.V. Track 2: Varsity Football 3 - 5: Varsity Track 5. GWENDOLYN LEE DAWSON Library Club I , Library Assistant I : Na- tional Junior Honor Society 2 - 3, Sec. 3: Pep Club 2 - 5, ICC Representative 4, Class Leader 5; Junior Beta Club 2 - 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3 - 5; Spanish Honor Society 3 -5; Beta Club 5, Beta Convention Deb- ate 5: National Honor Society 4 - 5. ec. 5; Voice Staff 3 - 5. Editor 5: Quill and Scroll 4 - 5: Miss PH Contest 3 - 4: Reporter to News Leader 5: Stunt Night 2 - 5: Prom Committee 4. BARBARA LEE DEFORD FHA 2, 3, 5, Fashion Show I; Spanish Honor Society 3 - 5, Sec. 4: Junior Beta Club 3: Junior National Honor Society 3: National Honor Society 4 - 5, Treas. 5: Lettergirl 3 - 5, Sec. -Treas. 5: FTA 5: Honor Committee 4; Miss PH Contest 5: Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4. LINDSEY ELDRIDGE DERRICOTT FFA I - 5, Officer 5. ELIZABETH FAYE DOSS Library Club 2 - 3. Pres. 3: Junior Beta Club 3: National Honor Society 5; FBLA 116 Senior Directory 4 - 5, Sec. 5: Fashion Show I - 2; Honor Committee 4; Class History 5. DONNA REESE DYMACEK Library Club I : Majorette 5: FBLA 5. EARL FENTON EDWARDS Football I, Mgr. Varsity Football 4; J.V. Track I: Mgr. J.V. Baseball 3; Basket- room Boy 2 - 5: Library Club 2: Varsity Club 4 - 5. CYNTHIA SWANSON FALLIE Library Award I : Cheering Squad Boost- er 3: Chorus Member 2, 5: Voice Staff 5: Miss PH Contesf 5. RALPH RAYMOND PETTY Foofball I - 3: Chorus I - 5: Madrigal Singers 2 - 3. BRYAN WALTON FLAGG Junior Beta Club 2 - 3: J.V. Football 3: Key Club 3 - 5. RICHARD WINGFIELD FLOURNEY, III FFA I - 5. MARVIN GARY FOX Band I - 5, Concert Band 2 - 3: Library Assistant 3. FRANCELLA YVONNE GAINES Library Club 3: Chorus Club 4 - 5. GLADYS ELIZABETH GA INES Chorus I, 2, 5: Cheering Squad Booster 3: Homecoming Contest I; FBLA 5. MARGARET LORINE GAINES Drama Club I - 3, 5: Library Club I - 3: FHA I - 3: Spanish Honor Society I: Spark Staff, Reporfer and Business Mgr. 4 - 5: Quill and Scroll 4: Stunt Night 4. DENNIS KEITH GAMMON Football 3, 5: Baseball 3 - 5. DEBRA LYNNE GARRETT FHA 2, 3, 5: Lettergirl 4 - 5: Spanish Honor Society 3 - 5: National Honor So- ciety 4 - 5; Fashion Show I - 2; Honor Commission. AUDREY SUE GENTRY FHA I - 2, 5, Fair Entries I - 2: Chorus I : Stunt Night 2 - 5: Assistant H.R. Repre- sentative 3; National Jr. Honor Society 3; National Honor Society 4 - 5: Beta Club 5, Historian 5; Pep Club 5: Tri-Hi-Y 3 - 5: Beta Convention 5: Quill and Scroll 5; Annual Staff 3 - 5: Organizations Edi- tion 5; ICC Representative 5; Fashion Show 5. RUTH LAURINE GILES Band I - 5: Math and Science Club I - 3: Jr. Honor Society 2 - 3: National Honor Society 4 - 5: SPA Council 2 - 3: SCA Council 3: FHA 5; Beta Club 4 - 5: Voice Staff 4 - 5; SCA Letter 4: Math and Science Conference I - 3. CHARLES EDMUND BURWELL GILL Advanced Band I - 4: Mgr. of Band 3 - 4, All County Band 2 - 3; Pep Club 2 - 5, Pres. 5; Voice Staff I - 5. Photography Editor 3 - 5; Jr. Beta Club 2 - 3: National Jr. Honor Society 3; Stunt Night I - 5: Beta Club 4 - 5, Pres. 5, Beta Convention Delegate 4 - 5: Key Club 4 - 5; SCA Let- ter 4; H.R. Representative I, 3-4; As- sistant H. R. Representative I, 3-4; SCA Nominating Committee: Senior Su- perlative Most School Spirited 5; Prom Committee 4. DONALD CALVIN GILL JOHN DAVID GOODMAN FFA 2 - 5; 4-H 2 - 4; Varsity Club 4 - 5; Varsity Baseball 4; Varsity Football 5; J.V. Baseball 3; J.V. Football 3. CARLTON MAURICE GORDON Senior Superlative Cutest Couple of Sen- ior Class. MICHAEL EDMUND GRAHAM Science Club I - 5, Lab Assisfant I - 5; VJAS Honorable Menfion 4; Science Fair Winner I - 2, 4. PAULA JEAN GRAHAM Library Club I - 3. TERRY LEE GRAY 4-H I - 3; FFA I - 5. VANESSA DAYLE GRIMES HR Representafive 4 - 5; National Honor 5: Pep Club 4; Girls ' Varsity 4; Cheer- leader 4; SPA 1-3: Choir 1-2: Dramat- ics Club 2: Senior Superlative — Cutest Couple of Senior Class. LINDA GAIL HAGER FBLA 4 - 5. CATHERINE DALE HALL Library Club 4 - 5; Spanish Honor 3 - 5: National Honor Society 4 - 5: Jr. Nation- al Honor Society 3. GARY ROSS HALL FFA I. MELVIN ROY HALL FFA 1-3: Band I - 3: Science Club 1-3: Dramatics Club I - 3. CARL OTIS HANSEN Band I - 2: Track 3: DE 4 - 5. DENISE ARLAYNE HANSEN FBLA 4 - 5, Reporter 5; Supply Store Worker 4: Fashion Show I . ANNE NELSON HARRIS Class Sec. I ; FHA I ; Dramatics Club I : Jr. Beta 3: Beta Club 4 - 5: Girls ' Varsity 4 - 5: FTA 4: Reporter to News Leader 3: Homecoming Princess I - 3: J.V. Cheer- leader 2 - 3, Head 3: Varsity Cheerlead- er 4 - 5: Pep Club I - 5: HR Representa- tive 1,4-5: Assistant Representative 2 - 3; SCA Letter 4; Stunt Night I - 4; Miss PH Contest 1 , 5, Winner 5: Fashion Show 5: Beta Club Convention Delegate 5. CARNELL KENNETH HARRIS SARAH DIANNE HARRIS Dramatics Club 2 - 3; Science Club 2; FHA I. GEORGE WILLIAM HERNDON D.E. Club 4 - 5. JAMES CLAUDE HICKS Chorus I - 5, Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 4, Pres. 5, Accp. 5: Musical I - 2: Liberty Singers 2 - 5: All County Chorus 3, District Festi- val 3: Varsity Music Club 3: Voice Staff 3 - 5, Sports Editor 5: Spanish Club 2, 4 - 5: Drama Club 4 - 5: Beta Club 5, Con- vention Delegate 5: Key Club 5: Stunt Night 4 - 5: ICC Representative 4: HR Assistant Representative 4: SCA Stu- dent Exchange 5; Senior Superlative — Most Talented 5. JUDITH MARIE HICKS Choir 4; FTA 5: Dramatics Club 3. PAMELA JEAN HICKS Chorus I . EDWARD LEE HODGES PATRICIA ANN HODGES FHA 4 - 5: Fashion Show 3 - 5. JERRY WAYNE HOHNBAUM FFA 2 - 5. JOSEPH REYNOLDS HOLLINS Football 1-2; FFA I - 5: 4H Convention I - 2; AlC Convention 4. PATRICK MURRAY HOPKINS Assistant H.R. Representative I; Junior Beta Club 3; Beta Club 4 - 5, Vice Pres. 5, Convention Delegate 4 - 5; Key Club 3 - 5, Pres. 5, Convention 4: SCA Treas. 4 - 5: Junior Marshall 4; Stunt Night 2 - 5: Campaign Manager 3; ICC Repre- sentative 5: Outstanding Teenager of America Award 5: Senior Superlative — Friendliest. LARRY McKinley Howard Math and Science Conference I : Foof- ball 2 - 3: Baseball Mgr. 5; Dramatics Club 2 - 4. FRANKIE DIANNE HUGES Band I - 4; Cheerleader 3 - 5: Vice Pres, of SCA 5: Girls ' Varsify 4 - 5; Nafional Honor 4 - 5: Junior National Honor I - 3: Pep Club 4 - 5: Homecoming Princess 5; Homecoming Candidate 4: SPA I - 3; Science and Math Club I - 3; Dramatics Club 2 - 3: Junior Marshall 4. KAREN SUE HUTCHINSON Spark Staff 5; Dramatics Club 5; Prom Committee Chairman 4; Lettergirl 4 - 5: FTA 4 - 5; Spanish Honor Society 3 - 5: FHA I - 5, State Fair Exhibits I - 5, Jun- ior and Chapter Degrees, Outstanding Underclassman In Home Ec. 4, Chairman of Commitfees 4 - 5. ROBERT ALAN HUTCHINSON J.V. Football 2 - 3: Captain of Football 1; Basketball I, 3: J.V. Baseball I - 3: Varsity Football 4 - 5: Varsity Baseball 4 - 5: Assistant H.R. Representative I, 5, H.R. Representative 2 - 3: Junior Beta Club I - 3, Vice Pres. 3; Beta Club 4 - 5, Delegate to Beta Convention 5: Key Club 3 - 5, Vice Pres. 5: Boy ' s Varsity Club 4 - 5: Boy ' s State Representative 4; Treas. of Class I, 3: Stunt Night I - 5; Who ' s Who in American High Schools 5. ANTHONY WILSON JACKSON Science and Math I - 3; Honor Society I - 2: J.V. Basketball 3; Band I - 4: Dramat- ics 2 - 4. JULIA COLES JACOBS Dramatics Club I : Quill and Scroll 4 - 5: Orator Staff 3 - 5, Editor 5, ICC Repre- sentative 5. ROBERT LEE JEWELL, JR. Football I - 2: 4-H Club 3 - 5: Varsity Track 5. BRUCE WILLIAM JOHNSON Tri-Hi-Y 4: Orator Staff 5. ELWOOD MASON JOHNSON, JR. Science Fair 1; J.V. Track 2: Straight A Average 2: Perfect Attendance 2: Varsity Golf 3; Science Club 3: Prom Committee 4: Virginia High School Forum 4: Art Club 3 - 5, ICC Represent- ative 4, Pres. 5: Pep Club 4 - 5: Stunt Night 3 - 5: Tri-Hi-Y 5: Delegate to Model General Assembly 5: Spark Staff 5: Ecology Club 5. DAVID ALEXANDER JOHNSON, JR. MARYANN JOHNSON FHA I, 5; Junior FBLA 2 - 3, Pres. 3: Senior FBLA 4, Reporter 4; Letter Girl 4 - 5: Dramatics Club 1,4-5; Fashion Show 2 - 5: Stunt Night 4 - 5: Spark Staff 5: Prom Committee Chairman 4; Liberty Singers 5; State Fair Winner 2, 3, 5. PHYLLIS COUSTOVIA JOHNSON Chorus I - 5: Majorette I - 3: Band I: FHA I - 2; Science and Math Confer- ence 2: Miss John M. Gandy Contest 3. JOAN EVELYN JONES FBLA 2: Library Club 3 - 5. KENNETH DWIGHT JONES FFA I - 2. KENNETH LEE JONES FFA I - 5. ALICE VAUGHAN KABLER St. Michael ' s Guild 3 - 4; Art Club 3-4; Ski Club 3 - 4. JEROME ALFONZA KING FFA I - 2: FBLA 3. SHARON DENISE KING H.R. Representative 1; Dramatics Club 2: FBLA 3: Science and Math Confer- ence: Bank Club, Pres. I. ELIZABETH MANSON LATNEY Cheerleader 3. PATRICIA ANN LEONARD Class President I, 3: Class Vice Pres. 2; Honor Commission I - 2: FHA I - 5, Co- Historian 2, Sec. 3 - 4, 2nd Vice Pres. 5; Senior Directory Pep Club I - 4, Class Leader I, 2; Jr. Beta Club I - 3, Sec. 2 - 3: Beta Club 4 -5, Convention Delegate 5; National Honor Society 4 - 5: TrI-Hi-Y 4-5, Chaplain ' 5: Girls ' Basketball Team 4; Girls ' Varsity Club 4 - 5: Stunt Night I -5: Delegate to Girls ' State 4; Oufsfand- Ing Student In Home Ec. 3: DAR Citizen- ship Award 5, State Fair Winner I, 4, Fashion Show I - 5: Betty Crocker Home- maker Award 5: Delegate to State SCA Convention 3 - 4; Outstanding Teenag- ers of America 5; Who ' s Who in Ameri- can High Schools 4; Conference of Christians and Jews Brotherhood Cita- tion 5: Candidate for State SCA Sec. 3. BARBARA ANN LEWIS Choir I - 5: FHA 2; Dramatics 3. ELLIOT THOMAS LEWIS DE Club 4 - 5: FBLA 3. JAMES ELWOOD LEWIS Jr. Honor Society I : Science and Math Club 3; Dramatics Club 3: J.V. Basketball 2-3: Band 2 - 4; Library Club 2 - 3. SANDRA ANN LEWIS H.R. Representative I - 2: FBLA 5. JULIE ANN LINDENZWEIG Lettergirl 2: FHA I - 5: Drama Club I -4: Homecoming Princess I, 3; Miss PH Contest 2, 5: H.R. Representative 3 - 4; Pep Club 3 - 5: Girls ' Varsity 4 - 5: J.V. Cheerleading 3, Varsity Cheerleading 4 - 5. BEVERLEY JEAN LUCAS Band I - 4, Letter 4; Library Club I - 3. Sec. 2: Dramatics Club I - 2; FTA 5; FHA I : National Junior Honor Society I - 2: Drill Team 3: Reading Club Honor Roll I. JO ANN LUCK State Fair Winner 2, 5: National Honor Society 5: Library Club 2 - 5: Pres. 5: FBLA 2 - 5: Projectionists Club 5: FBLA Essay Competition 5. LINDA DIANE MACAULEY FHA 1-2: Chorus I : Art Club 4 - 5. JANIE MAE MARSHALL FHA I : Sec. of H.R., Class I . LAURA ANNE MASSELLO FHA I - 5, Historian 5, Fashion Show I -2, 4 - 5: Junior and Chapter Degrees 4 -5: Dramatics Club I, 5: Liberty Singers 5: Prom Committee Chairman 4: Art Club 5: Stunt Night 4 - 5: Spark Staff 5. BETTY JANE McCALLISTER Chorus I - 3. MAUREEN HELENA McKENNEY Dramatics Club I - 2: Jr. FBLA I : Assist- ant H.R. Representative 2 - 5: Mgr. of Girls ' Basketoall 4; Girls ' Varsity Club 4 - 5: Pep Club 4 - 5: Business Mgr. 5: Beta Club 5: Delegate to Beta Convention 5; FHA 3 - 5, 2nd Vice Pres. 4, Pres. 5: Jun- ior and Chapter Degrees 4 - 5. FHA Award 5: Stunt Night 3 - 5: State Fair 4: Jaycee ' s School Essay Contest 5. EMILIA ROSA MELNYCZYN FHA I - 2; Art Club 2 - 5, Treas. 5: Li- brary Club 4 - 5: Assistant 4 - 5. MICHAEL LEE MILLS FFA I - 3. ROSE MARIE MILLS Assistant H.R. Representative I: H.R. Representative 4 - 5: Fashion Show I - 5: Stunt Night 5: Spark Assistant Editor 5; FHA I - 5; FHA Sec. 5: Beta Club 5; Junior and Chapter Degrees 4 - 5, State Fair Winner 2 - 5. TONY JEROME MINES Chorus I: National Junior Honor I - 2; Science and Math Club I - 2: Library Club I - 2: Projectionist Club 2 - 5; Dra- matics Club 2-5; Marching Band 3, 5; FFA 5: Spanish Honor Society 4 - 5; ICC Representative 5. JOHN EDWARD MITCHELL. JR. FBLA Club I : DE I : Vo-Ag. Club I . ROBERT BRUCE MOODY Jr. Beta Club 3: National Honor Society 4 - 5. MARY ELIZABETH MOORE Dramatics Club I - 3; Pep Club 3 - 5: ICC Representative 5; TrI-HI-Y 4 - 5: Prom Committee 4: Stunt Night I - 5: Science Fair Winner 2; Beta Club 5, Del- egate to Beta Convention 5: Annual Staff 4 - 5: Class and Faculty Editor, Sen- ior Directory and Index Editor 5: Sec. of ICC 5. BONNIE JEAN NEELY FHA I - 3: Girls ' Varsity Club 3 - 5: Dra- matics Club I - 2. DELOIS JO-ANNE NELSON Science Fair I - 3: SPA Council Member I - 2: Cheerleader 2: Varsity Team 3; Chorus I - 5, Pres. I. Sec. 2; Math Dis- trict Entry 1-3; All Club 1-4. � DAVID JEREMIAH NICHOLAS FFA Scholarship I; J.V. Basketball 2 - 3: Varsity Basketball 5: Track 4 - 5: Upward Bound; Science Fair I - 3. LELIA BRIDGES PALMORE Senior Superlative — Best All Around 5: Dramatics Club I - 3: FHA I - 2; Home- coming Princess I - 2, Homecoming Court 1; Pep Club I - 5: Girls ' Varsity Club 4 - 5: J.V. Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4 - 5: Science Fair 3; Jr. Beta Club 1-3: Miss PH Contest I - 2, 5: Key Club Sweetheart 5: Fashion Show I - 2; Human Relations Committee I - 2; Vice Pres, of Class I . JUNE MARIE PATTERSON Dramatics Club 1; 4-H I - 5: Fashion Show 2; Stunt Night 4 - 5: Spanish Honor Society 4 - 5: Lettergirl 5: Beta Club 5; Pep Club 5. ROBERT NETHERLAND PEMBERTON, III Senior Directory Stunt Night 5. MARILYN GAYLE PERKINS State Fair I - 3, Winner 2: Fashion Show 3; FBLA 5. WILLIAM ALLEN PERRY D.E. 3 - 5. SHIRLEY ANNE PIKE Dramatics Club I - 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4 - 5: Miss PH Contest 4 - 5: Liberty Singers I - 2; Stunt Night I - 5; Prom Committee 4; DE 4; All Regional Chorus I - 2: Junior Beta Club 3: Chorus Club I - 2: Dance Chair- man 3. GEORGE WILLIAM PLEASANTS, JR. FFA I - 2: Radio Club I - 3; Officer I - 3: ICC Representative 3 - 4: Varsity Baseball 3 : VICA 4 - 5. KATHY LUCINDA PLEASANTS National Honor Society I ; Science and Math Club I - 3: Dramatics Club 2 - 3: Homecoming Queen 3; Lettergirl 5. MADALINE ANNE POLLARD Dramatics Club 2: Spanish fdonor Socie- ty 3 - 5: FTA 3 - 5, Vice Pres. 5: FHA I -5, Historian 4: Fashion Show I - 5: Jun- ior and Chapter Degrees 4 - 5: Stunt Night 4 - 5: Spark Staff 5; ICC Repre- sentative, Treas. 5: Perfect Attendance I : Office Assistant 4 - 5: State Fair Win- ner 2, 5: TrI-Hi-Y 4 - 5. SUMPTER TURNER PRIDDY Junior Beta Club, Pres. 2 - 3: Junior Na- tional Honor Society 3: H.R. Representa- tive I - 5: J.V. Basketball Mgr. 2 - 3: Class Pres. 2. 5: J.V. Track I : Basketball I: Stunt Night I - 5: Science Club 2: Class Vice Pres. 3 - 4; Key Club 2 - 5, Treas. 5: Spanish Honor Society 4 - 5; Beta Club 4 - 5: Delegate to Beta Con- vention 4 - 5: American Legion Boys ' State 4; NCTE English; Voice Staff 3 - 5; VJAS ' Honorable Mention 2; Cross Country 2; Honor Commission 1; SCA Candidate I - 4. THOMAS FRANKLIN PUMPHREY Cross Country 2 - 4, Letter 3 - 4, 250 Mile Club, 500 Mile Club: Track I - 4, Letter 2 - 4; Assistant H.R. Representa- tive 3; H.R. Representative 5; Junior Beta Club 2 - 3: Junior National Honor Society 3. Vice Pres. 3; Beta Club 5; Na- tional Honor Society 4 - 5, Pres. 4 - 5. District National Honor Society Pres. 5; Key Club 3 - 5: Boys ' State Delegate 4; Delegate to National Leadership Train- ing Conference: Student Council Com- mittee Chairman 5: Senior Class Com- mittee Chairman 5. RANDALL R. RETALLICK Track I - 2, 4 - 5: Varsity Letter. GARLAND HENRY ROBERTS, JR. Stunt Night 2. ASONGIA MAXINE ROBINSON Softball Team 3: FHA I - 2, 4. ELI WILLIAM ROBINSON Junior Beta Club I - 3; H.R. Representa- tive 3 - 4, Assistant H.R. Representative I - 2: Pep Club I - 4: J.V. Track I ; Cap- tain of Football Team I : Basketball I : State Latin Tournament I : Stunt Night I - 5: J.V. Football 2: J.V. Basketball 2 - 3: J.V. Baseball 2-3: Treas. of Class 2; Na- tional Junior Honor Society, Pres. 3: Key Club 4 - 5, Sec. 5, Delegate to Conven- tion 4 - 5: Varsity Basketball 4 - 5: State SCA Convention 4: State SCA Work- shop 4: Class Pres. 4: SCA Pres. 5: Head Junior Marshall 4: SCA Campaign Mgr. 3; Senior Superlative Best All Around: Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5; State Science Talent Search, Honorable Mention 5: VJAS 5: Chairman SCA Student Exchange 5: Mr. PH Contest 4 - 5: Honoris Causa 5. PERRY COMO ROBINSON Football 1-3: Cross Country 5; Basket- ball I - 5, Trophy 5: Baseball I - 5: Varsi- ty Club: Mr. PH Contest 5: Letter and Star; Stunt Night 5; Senior Superlative — Most Atheletic 5. ROSETTA ROBINSON Sec. of Class 2: Miss Homecoming Run- ner Up 2. DOYLAS VATINE ROMAINE Science and Math Club I - 3: Dramatics Club 2 - 3: Sec. of SCA in Homeroom 3. BETTY JEAN ROSMARIN FHA I - 5, Junior Degree I, Committes 5: Tri-Hi-Y 4 - 5: State Fair I : Senior Class History Committee 5: Prom Com- mittee 4. DEWEY PAUL RUSS Baseball I - 2; Football I - 2. VIVIAN ANNE SALMON Fashion Show 2, 4 - 5: FHA 4 - 5, Treas. 5. DENNIS RAY SAMUEL Football 2 - 3; D.E. 4: FBLA 5. HAROLD LEE SASSER Science Club I - 3: FBLA 4 - 5, Treas. 5, State Convention Delegate 4 - 5: SICA I - 5: Track I - 3. CHERYL DARLENE SATTERWHITE D.E. 3 - 4; DECA Convention 3 - 4; Li- brary Club I - 2. MARY LOU SCHWERDFEGER Fashion Show I : National Junior Honor Society 3: National Honor Society 4 - 5: Spanish Honor Society 3 - 5: FTA 5: Ora- tor Staff 5. JOHN CHARLES SCULTHORPE Band 2 - 5: Vo-Ag. I - 3. CHRISTY REED SHELTON Band I - 5: Science and Math Club I - 5: Library Club I - 3: Dramatics Club I - 5: Girls ' Basketball 3; Drill Team 3: H.R. Representative 4 - 5: Junior National Honor Society I - 3. KATHERINE ROSE SHELTON FHA I : Class Sec. 2-3: H.R. Represent- ative 2, 4 - 5: Honor Council 2: Pep Club I - 5; J.V. Cheerleader 2 - 3, Assistant Head 3: Varsity Cheerleader 4 - 5, As- sistant Head 5: Stunt Night 3, 5: 1st Vice Pres, of Class 4; Girls ' Varsity Club 4 - 5: Junior Marshall 4: Miss PH Contest 5: Prom Committee 4: Candidate for SCA Sec. 4: Homecoming Princess 2 - 4, Queen 5: Senior Superlative — Best Looking 5. VERONICA ELAINE SHELTON Art Club: FBLA. NANCY LEE WHERRARD FHA 2 - 5, Committee 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4 - 5: Art Club 5: Honor Commission 4; State Fair Entry I ; Prom Committee 4; Class History Committee 5: Senior Superlative — Neatness 5. ANDREW MEREDITH SISSON Sc ience Club I - 3, Lab Assistant 2; FBLA 3 - 5, State FBLA Pres. 5, Delegate to National FBLA Convention 4, Region- al Mr. FBLA 5, Regional Delegate 3 - 5: AMS Spelling Award 5; Beta Club 5: Key Club 5. GEORGIA BROWN SMITH FBLA I ; FHA I , Fashion Show I . JUNE MICHELE SMITH Girls ' Basketball I - 2: Pep Club 4 - 5: Tri-Hl-Y 4: SCA Public Relations Com- mittee 5: Honor Council 4; Prom Com- mittee 4; Class Prophesy Committee 5: Stunt Night 4 - 5. REBECCA SUE SMITH FHA I - 2: FBLA 3 - 5. ROBERT GARNETT SMITH, JR. FFA I - 5, Pres. 4 - 5: 4-H I - 5, Vice Pres., Pres.: Football 4 - 5: Stargreen Hand Award 2; Dairy Farming Award 4 - 5. SANDRA GAIL SMITH Library Club: FBLA; FHA. SUSAN SMITH FHA, Vice Pres. 2: Miss PH Contest 4; SCA Campaign Mgr. 4; 4-H I - 5. THOMAS WAYNE SMITH Basketball I - 3: FFA 2 - 5; SPA I. WALTON WICKHAM SMITH FFA I - 5: 4-H I - 5: Football 4 - 5: Varsi- ty Club 5. WILLIE THOMAS SMITH Stunt Night 4; J.V. Football 2. ROSALIE LAVERNE SPARKS ALLEN EARL STANLEY, JR. Science Club 3 - 4, Lab Assistant 2, Science Fair Winner 3; 4-H 3 - 5: Debate Club 3: Track 2: Mgr. of Basketball Team 2; Dramatics Club 3, 5; Pep Club 3 - 5: FBLA 3 - 5: Library Club 1-2: Soil Judg- ing Contest 4: Stunt Night I - 2. BERNICE VIRGINIA STANLEY 119 Senior Directory Girls ' Basketball Team 2 - 5, Co-CaptaIn 5: Girls ' Varsity Club 2 - 5, Pres. 5: Soft- ball 5: Junior National Honor Society 3; National Honor Society 5: Beta Club 5. DEBORAH ANN STANLEY Stunt Night I - 4; FHA I, Fashion Show I - 2: Chorus I: Pep Club I - 5: Cheer- leader 2: Annual Staff 2 - 5, Business Mgr. 5: Homecoming Princess 2: Miss PH Contest 3. EMILY CLAY STANLEY FHA I - 5, Treas. 4, Reporter 5, Fashion Show I - 5: Stunt Night 5: Chorus I. JOHN DENNIS STANLEY Football I: FFA I - 5; 4-H, Pres. 5. JOHN GREGORY STARKE Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4; Advanced Band I - 5, Varsity Music Letter 4, District Band Fes- tival I, All County Band 2 - 3: Stunt Night 5: Science and Math Contest Win- ner 4: Key Club 3 - 5; Basketball I - 5, Letter 5: Jr. Beta Club I - 3: Junior Na- tional Honor Society 3: Assistaat Council Member I. Lucy P. Wood Award I : Ho- noris Causa 5. Latin Tournament I ; Per- fect Attendance I . MAREA ANN STONE FHA I - 5, Junior Degree I : Pep Club I - 5: Tri-HI-Y 3 - 5, Vice Pres. 5: Spanish Honor Society 3 - 5: Beta Club 5: Varsity Music Club I - 3, Band I - 3, All County Band 2 - 3: Stunt Night 3, 5: Prom Com- mittee 4. CHARLENE KAYE TATE FHA I - 5, Co-Historian 2, Treas. 3, 3rd Vice Pres. 4, State Fair Winner I - 4; Let- terglrl 3 - 5, Head 5: Pep Club 2 - 5: Tri- Hi-Y 3 - 5, Co-Historian 5: H.R. Repre- sentative 4 - 5: Stunt Night 5: Parades 3 - 5. GRACE SHARON TATE Assistant H.R. Representative 4 - 5: Chorus I : FHA I - 5, FHA Nominating Committee 4: FBLA I - 4. Sec. 3: Stunt Night 2 - 3: Tri-HI-Y 2 - 5; Fashion Show I - 5: Pep Club 4 - 5: Office Assistant 4. TERESA ANN TATE FHA I : FBLA 2,4-5: State Fair Winner I: Bookstore 2; Chorus I. BERNARD LEON TAYLOR Track 2 - 5: Football I : FFA I - 5; Cross Country 4 - 5: Varsity Club 4 - 5. ELIZABETH PAULINE TAYLOR Library Assistant I : Orator 2. 5: Spanish Honor Society 3 - 5: FTA 5: Beta Club 5; Debate Club 3: Sec. -Treas. 3: OulU and Scroll 5: Spark Staff 2: Dramatics Club 5. WANDA LEE TAYLOR Girls ' Basketball 5: Girls ' Varsity Club 5. Vice Pres. 5: National Honor Society 2; National Junior Honor Society I : Beta Club 5. WILLIAM HENRY TAYLOR, JR. J.V. Football 3: Varsity Football 4 - 5; J.V. Baseball 3; Varsity Baseball 4 - 5: Varsity Club 4 - 5: Projectionist Club 5. DOROTHY LEWIS TERRELL Liberty Singers 4. DOROTHY JANE THOMAS Library Club I - 2: Debate Club 3: Beta Club 3 - 5: SCA Historian 4; SCA Cam- aign Mgr. 4: Miss PH Contest 4 - 5: ep Club 5; 4-H I - 5; Stunt Night 4 - 5: Forensics Club 4. ROBERT HENRY THOMAS. JR. Junior Honor Society I ; FFA I - 3; Science and Math Club I : Reading Club Honor Roll 3. SHERRY KAY THOMAS FBLA 5. SHIRLEY HENRIETTA THOMAS Library Assistant 2; Spanish Honor Soci- ety 3 - 5; 4-H I - 5: Beta Club 5: Pep Club 5: National Honor Society 5: Voice Staff 5; Miss PH Contest 5: Stunt Night 4 - 5. TYRONE TIMBERLAKE Band I - 4; Library Club I - 3: Dramatics Club I - 2: Science and Math Club I - 3: National Junior Honor Society I : Basket- ball. Baseball and Football Trainer I - 3. MURRAY VAUGHAN TOLER, JR. Debate Club 1 - 4, ICC Representative: Ecology Club 5. JEFFREY ARLIN TOMPKINS Track I - 5; 4-H 5. CLARENCE LEE TRAYLOR J.V. Track I - 2: Football I - 3; Varsity Football 4 - 5: Varsity Track 3 - 5: FFA I - 5. Vice Pres. 5, Sec. 4: H.R. Representa- tive 2 - 4: Key Club 4 - 5: Beta Club 5: Varsity Club, Pres. 5. CHRYSTAL DIANNE TUNSTALL Band I - 4: Dramatics Club I - 5: Nation- al Junior Honor Society I - 2: Science and Math Club I - 3: Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5: Scholarship to Hampton Institute 5: H.R. Representative. STEPHEN ROSS USRY Basketball I - 3: Varsity Basketball 4 - 5: Football I: J.V. Baseball I - 2: Varsity Baseball 4: J.V. Track 3: Pep Club I - 3: Spark Staff I - 5, Sport ' s Editor 4 - 5: Quill and Scroll 4 - 5: Mr. PH Contest 4: Stunt Night 2 - 3: SCA C ampaign Mgr. 4: H.R. Representative I - 4: Science Fair 3: Varsity Club 4 - 5. JUDY RAE VANFOSSEN FHA I - 2: Jr. Achievement, Treas. 4 - 5: Liberty Singers 5; Chorus 5: Ecology Club 5. MITCHE LL GARFIELD WALLER FFA. CONNIE LEIGH WALLS H.R. Representative 5. PAUL EDWARD WEBB, III Football I, 3: Baseball I - 3: Basketball I -5, 1st Team All Colonial District and All Colonial Tourney, 2nd Team All Regional 4 - 5, 2nd and 3rd Team All Metro 4 - 5, Tri-Captain 3 - 4, Co-Captain 5, Best Offensive Player 4, Most Valuable Player 4 - 5, Fred McCraken Sportsmanship Award: Pep Club 1-3: H.R. Representa- tive 2: Mr. PH Contest 4: Varsity Club 4 - 5: Spanish Club 4 - 5: SCA Nominating Committee 5: Campaign Manager 4: 4-H Club 5: Miller and Rhodes Boy ' s Council 4 - 5: Fellowship of Christian Athletics 4 - 5. GERALDINE NAOMI WHITE Drama Club 5. PATRICIA LEE WHITLEY Spanish Honor Society 4 - 5: Ecology Club 5. KENNETH BLAIR WILLIS Football I - 2: Varsity Football 5: J.V. Track I: Varsity Track 2: Prom Commit- tee 4: Boy ' s Varsity Club 2 - 5: Fellowship of Christian Athletics 2 - 5. GALE DIANNA WINSTON Choir I - 2: Dramatics Club 2: Library Club 3. JACKIE AUSTIN WINSTON Track 3 - 5: Football 3. LAWERENCE WILLIAM WINSTON FFA I - 4. MARY ANN WOESTHOFF Drama Club 3: FHA 4 - 5: National Honor Society 5. MARY ELIZABETH WYATT Dramatics Club I: FHA I: FTA 5: Science-Math Conference 4. VICTOR ALLEN YOUNG, JR. Debate Club: Science Fair: Ecology Club 5: ICC Representative: Junior Achieve- ment, Vice Pres. 120 Index A Acors, Russ — 54, 107 Adams, Carolyn — 84 Adams, David — 76 Adams, Linda — 99, 105, 76 Adams, Randy — 98, 84 Adams, Richard — 54, 100 Akers, Della — 92, 94, 95, 97, 99, 54, 74 Alexander, Bryan — 76, 107 Alexander, Constance — 54, III Alexander, Patrick — 104 Alexander, William — 98 Allen, Connie — 76 Allman, William — 93, 76, 102 Alvis, Betty — 102, 84 Alvis, Linda — 97, 101, 102, 54 Ambrogi, David — 95, 102, 84 Anderson, Brendell — 54 Anderson, Donald — 100, 104, 76 Anderson, Garnetta — 92, 84 Anderson, John — 76 Armistead, Debra — 99, 84 Armstrong, Gary — 92, 93, 94, 54 Armstrong, Janet — 99, 102, 84 Axselle, Cheryl — 92, 99, 54 Axselle, John — 105, 76, 107 Ayers, Herbert — 76 B Baisley, Clarence — 54 Baker, Betty — 97, 102, 76 Baker, Brenda — 99, 102, 84 Baker, Virginia — 84 Ballenger, Debra — 99, 84 Ballenger, Edward — 96, 54 Banks, James — 105, 84, 107, 106 Banks, John Asa — 105, 54, 107, 108, 106, I I I Banton, Barry — 105, 76, 107, 108, I 10, I I 1 Barker, Janet — 84 Barnes, Jo — 103 Barnes, Linwood — 103 Barnett, Martha — 55 Barney, Susan — 95, 99, 102, 76 Bass, Judy — 95, 97, 101, 76 Baylor, Charleen — I 05, 74, 109 Baylor, Pamela — 76 Beazley, Donnie — 98, 55, I 10 Beazley, Linda — 55 Beck, John — 84, 1 07 Beck, Louis — 55 Berger, Sandra — 84 Boldridge, David — 84 Bolton, Ronnie — 76 Booker, Shirley — 84 Boomhower, Herbert — 76, 96 Bourne, Rita — 84 Bourne, Walter — 98, 84 Bower, Gregory — 84 Bowles, Beverley — 55 Bowles, Carolyn — 76 Bowles, Debra — 76, 97 Bowles, Donald — 92, 94, 74, 55 Bowles, Linda — 76 Bowman, Janet — 55 Bowman, Susan — I 00, 76 Bradley, Brenda — 55 Bradley, Edward — 77 Brannan, Neena — 97, 84 Brannan, Thomas L. — 55 Bremner, Kenneth — 98, 105, 56, 106 Bremner, Margaret — 100, 84 Brett, Jo Ellen — 77, 92 Brice, John — 56, I I 0, I I I Brice, Karen — 92, 98, 99, 102, 105, 84, 109, I I I Bright, Patricia — 56 Brit, Judith — 77 Britt, James — 77 Brooke, Patricia — 77 Brockwell, Pamela — 99, 84 Brookman, Jo — 84 Brooks, Carolyn — 84 Brooks, Joyce — 84 Brown, Anthony — 84 Brown, Cynthia — 56, 95, 100 Brown, Danita — 92, 99 Brown, Georgia — 98, 56 Bruce, Harold — 77 Bruce, Randy — 77 Bryant, Dale — 84, 104 Bryant, David — 85 Bryant, Lelia — 56 Bumpass, Dorothy — 56, 94, 96, 104, 105, 109 Bumpass, Susan — 85, 92, 99 Burley, Albert — 56, 74 Bussey, William — 56, 103 Butler, Sharon — 56, 90, 97, 98 Butler, William — 85, 102 Byrd, Stephanie — 85, 109, 105 Byrd, Susan — 85 Byrd, Valerie — 56, 94, 99, 102 C Cage, William — 56, 98, 106 Cannon, Ruby — 77 Carlton, Sally — 57, 92, 93, 99, 102, 105 Carr, Larry — 57, 98 Carrol, David — 107, I I I Carter, Ann — 97, 105 Carter, Ernest — 57 Carter, George — 85, 92, 107, I 10 Carter, Kathy — 79 Carter, Martha — 77, 105, 109 Carter, Ora — 77 Carter, Sharon — 85 Carter, Wanda — 57, 98, 99, 101, 102 Cary, Danny — 85 Carv, Vanesa — 77 Case, Michael — 98, 85 Catlett, Sandra — 57, 103 Cdvale, Carol — 77 Cauthorne, Brenda — 77, 98 Cauthorne, Carl — 77 Cauthorone, David — 98 Cauthorne, Deborah — 77 Cauthorne, Linda — 77 Cecil, Calvin — 57 Champ, Debra — 57, 94, 96, 98 Chapman, Cynthia — 77 Chenery, Beth — 77, 99, 102 Childress, George — 57, 94, 92, 93, 99, 74 Childress, Mary — 77, 100 Christian, Susan — 85, 98, 99 Christoph, David — 77, 107, 109 Claiborne, Salenda — 57, 104 Clay, William — 85 Claytor, Deborah — 85 Cleaton, Donald — 57 Clinton, Louise — 57, 105, 109 Coakley, Ronald — 66, 104 Cobb, Richard — 105 Cole, Sidney — 77, 92, 101 Coleman, Eugene — 77 Coleman, John — 85 Coleman, Pat — 57 Collie, Virginia — 77 Collier, Gary — 85, 108 Conner, Donie — 77, 100 Conyers, Suzanne — 77, 99, 105 Cook, Patricia — 77, 100 Corker, Cynthia — 77 Corker, Marilyn — 77, 105, 109 Corley, Bernard — 98, 107 Corley, Jerry — 85, 108, 107, I 10 121 Index Covington,- Brenda — 85, 99 Cowell, William — 77, 98, 103 Cox, Angie F. — 77, 96, 97, 99, 102, 104 Creery, Joseph — 85 Cross, Beverly — 95, 97, 102, 104 Cruff, D. — 104, 109 Curtis, Cynthia — 85 Curtis, J. L. — 78 D Dabney, Clyde — 78 Dabney, Deborah — 85 Dabney, Deborah — 58 Dabney, Leslie — 78 Dabney, Walter — 85 Davis, David — 58 Davis, Deborah — 78 Davis, Emily — 85 Davis, Janet — 58 Davis, Michael — 94, 99, 104, 58 Davis, Mosker — 105, 107, 58 Dawson, Gwen — 93, 94, 99, 102, 58 Deal, Darlene — 85 DeBorus, Jean — 85 DeCordora, Leon — 85 Deford, Barbara — 93, 94, 97, 101, 58 Deford, David — 78, 92, 99, 100, 102 Dempsey, Nancy — 78 Derricott, Gregory — 85, 109, I 10 Derricott, Lindsey — 98, 58 Derricott, Lorenza — 78, I 10 Derricott, Marlon — 85 Dickerson, Altamont — 85 Dickerson, Eirl — 107, 106 Dickerson, Stanley — 106 Digiacomo, Robert — 85 Doggett, Greg — 100, 85, I 10 Doggett, Jackie — 101 , 85, III Doss, Elizabeth — 94, 98, 58 Duck, Oliver — 78 Dunivan, Julie — 85 Durham, Nancy — 85, 104 Dyer, Bonnie — 78 Dyer, Patricia — 85 Dymacek, Cynthia — 78, 101 Dymacek, Donnia — 92, 98, 101, 58 E Eddleton, Janet — 85, I I I Eddleton, Robert — 78, 92, 108 Edwards, Barbara — 78 Edwards, Darry — 85, 107 Edwards, Donald — 85 Edwards, Earl — 105, 58 Edwards, Margie — 85 Edwards, Teresa — 85 Ehrlich, Donna — 85 Ehrlich, Robert — 78, 103 Ehrlich, Wilma — 78 Ellis, Robertnette — 78 Ellis, Grade — 1 00 Emerson, Lauri — 85 Empey, David — 78, 104, 102 Engleby, Lynn — 92, 99, 85 Epps, Danny — 78, 106 F Faille, Cynthia — 100, 58 Farmer, Lawrence — 78 Farmer, Louis — 98 Faulkner, Barbara — 85 Ferrell, Beverly — 85 Fetty, John Jr. — 78, 103 Fetty, Ralph — 58 Flagg, Bryan — 59, 93 Fleming, Lloyd — 85 Flournoy, Steve — 78, I 10 Follie, Doris — 85 Folly, Dennis — 78, 92, 93, 96, 108 Folly, Thelma — 85 Fontaine, Sharon ■ — 78, 92, 93 Foster, Cheryl — 78 Fountain, Edward — 85, 107 Fountain, Vanessa — 85 Fox, Debbie — 86 Fox, Marvin — 59, 104 Fox, Melodye — 78 G Gaines, Gladys — 59, 100 Gaines, Margaret — 59, 93, 95 Gammon, Dennis — 59, 107, I 10 Gammon, Peggy — 78, 98 Gardner, Jean — 86 Gardner, Robert — 86 Garnett, Marsha — 101, 86, 97 Garnett, Debbie — 59, 93, 94, 97, 101 Gayle, Brenda — 78, 97 Gentry, Sue — 94, 92, 97, 99, 102 Gerald, Sherrie — 99 Gibson, Helen — 86 Giles, Ruth — 59, 94, 92, 97 Gill, Charles — 59, 92, 93, 99 Gill, Donnie — 59, 94 Glragosian, Mark — 78, 92, 93, 95. 76 Glasco, Robert — 86 Godsey, Nerissa — 86 Gooch, James — III Goodloe, April — 99, 101, 86 Goodloe, Gail — 78, 101 Goodman, John David — 59, 92, 98, 102, 105, 107 Goodman, Mike — 59, 107, I 10 Goodman, Robert — 98, 86 Goodman, Tina — 86 Gordon, Bernard — 86 Gordon, Carolyn — 86 Gordan, Gloria — 78, 93 Graham, Michael — 102 Graham, Paula — 60 Gravatt, William — 103 Gray, Jimmy — 78 h Gray, Johnny — 78 i! Gray, Ronnie — 86 Gray, Terry — 60, IJ Green, Carloyn — 78 : 97 Green. Garland — ICj 107 Green, Loretta — 86| Green, Winifred — -9| 86, 97 Grimes, Vanessa — 9i 94, 60 Grubbs, Gene — 78 H Hagen, Linda — 98, i Hale, Franklin — 79 Hale, James Stephen 86 Hale, Joan — 86 Haley, Edwin — 79, 9. I 10 Hall, Catharine — 96, 60 Hall, Debbie — 93, 9 A 99, 86, III Hall, Gary — 60 Hall, Janie — 78, 94, ' 99, 102, 105, 76 Hall, Melvin — 54 Hall, Naneaster — 86 Hall, Randy — 86 Hall, Richard — 86 Hall, Sheila — 78 Hamn, Carroll — 86 Hand, Patricia — 79, Hansen, Carl — 60 Hansen, Denise — 60 Harmon, Cora — 92, ' 86 Harris, Anne — I 3, 92 94, 99, 105, 60 Harris, Bambi — 79 Harris, Blanche — 86 Harris, Daniel — 86, I Harris, Douglas — 86 Harris, Ellis — 79, 1 05 107, 106 Harris, Hermon — 68, 107, I 10 Harris, Luther — - 79, I Harris, Mary — 86 Harris, Nancy — 97, £ I I I Harris, Paul — 86, 1 0 Harris, Sarah — 60 122 Index Harris, Velma — 86 Harris, William — 98, 86 Harris, Zelma — 79, 97 Harper, Billy — 86 Hart, Mary — 98, 86 Hart, Sandra — 79 Hartless, Frank — 98 Hawthorne, Michael — 98, 86 Haug, Naomi — 79 Hazelgrove, Brenda — 86, 97, 99 Hedgepath, Darlene — 79, 99 Henderson, Lorenzo — 98, 86 Hendricks, Edward — 79, 103 Henderson, Howard — 79, 93, 98 Henley, Debbie — 86 Henley, Lola — 79 Henry, Bonita — 92, 101, 84, 86 Herndon, George — 103, 60 Hicks, Say — 79 Hicks, James — 93, 94, 60 Hicks, Judith — 61 Hicks, Michael — 102, 61 Hicks, Pamela — 100, 61 Hicks, Norma — 79, 92 Hinkle, John — 86 HOdges, Edward — 61 Hodges, Patricia — 97, 61 Holland, Beatrice — 100, 61 Holland, Thomas — 86 Hollins, Joseph — 98, 61 Hollins, Sam — 86, 98 Holloway, Ricky — 79, 107 Holt, Janet — 79, 92, 93, 94, 97, 99, 102, 105 Hooker, Pamela — 79 Hooker, Valerie — 86 Hope, Melinda — 97, 86 Hopkins, Patrick — 92, 93, 94, 61 Harton, Alma — 98, 86 Howard, Larry — 61 Howard, Lyndal — 92, 97, 105, 109 Howell, Brenda — 86 Huff, Anthony — I 10 Hughes, Frankie — 92, 94, 99, 105 Huchinson, Harold — 61, 107 Huchinson, Linda — 86, 97 Huchinson, Karen — 93, 95, 97, 101, 104, 61 Hutchison, Robert — 92, 93, 94, 105, 62, I 10 I Iverson, Edna — 86 Iverson, Gloria — 79 Ivey, Richard — 79, 99 J Jackson, Acynthia — 87 Jackson ' , Benjamin — 108 Jackson, Carolyn — 79 Jackson, Dorothy — 87 Jackson, Eugene — 108 Jackson, Holly — 79, 96, 97, 99, 76 Jackson, Rhonda — 87 Jackson, Sandra K. — 87, 99 Jackson, Sandra L. — 87 Jackson, Willimette — 87 Jacobs, Julia — 62, 96 Jacuk, Romko — 86, 98 Jefferson, Carrie — 79 Jewell, Janice — 97, 103 Jewell, Lawrence — 79 Jewell, Maredith — 79, 98, Ml Jewell, Robert — 62, 106, Ml Johnson, Allen — 79 Johnson, Brooke — 79, 96, 100 Johnson, Carolyn — 87 Johnson, Cynthia — 87, 103, 109 Johnson, David — 62, 107, I 10 Johnson, Donald — 87 Johnson, Snooky — 62, 95, 104 Johnson, Jerry — 108, 109, 106 Johnson, Kenneth — 79 Johnson, Mary — 62, 97, 104 Johnson, Mary B. — 79, 101 Johnson, Mary F. — 101 Johnson, Mary K. — 79 Johnson, Phyllis — 62, 100 Johnson, Raymond — 79 Johnson, Shirley — 87 Johnson, Shirley M. — 99, 102 Jones, Agnes — 87 Jones, Bonnie L. — 87, 92 Jones, Garland — 98 Jones, Janet — 79 Jones, Joan — 62 Jones, John — 79, 102, I 10 Jones, Kenneth — 62 Jones, Kenneth Lee — 62 Jones, Margaret — 79 Jones, Margaret V. — 87 Jordon, John — 102, 80 K Kearse, Carolyn C. — 87 Ketner, Henry E. — 87 King, Frances E. — 62 King, Jack Leonard — 80 King, Jacqueline A. — 87 King, Jerome A. — 63 King, Malcolm V. — 80 King, Sharon Denise — 98, 63 King, Sharon Yvette — 92, 63 Knotts, Kevin R. — 87 Kuhl, Robert W. — 92, 93, 95, 80 L Lancaster, Lucy L. — 80, 105, 109 Lane, Lois A. — 80, 95 Latney, Elizabeth M. — 63 Lawrence, Jacqueline D. — 92 Leadbetter, Deborah L. — 63 LeFevre, Joan C. — 92, 101, 80, 97 Leftwich, Ronald W. — 87 Leonard, Patricia A. — 63, 92, 94, 97, 102, 105 Leslie, Benjamin F. — 87 Leslie, Leroy — 63, 98 Lewis, Allen R. — 63, 97 Lewis, Barbara A. — 63, 100 Lewis, Beatrice D. — 80 Lewis, Blanche E. — 87 Lewis, Burton Y. — 93, 97, 80 Lewis, Charles E. — 106 Lewis, Diana L. — 87, 105 Lewis, Elliott T. — 103 Lewis, James E. — 63 Lewis, Lawrence G. — 87, I 10 Lewis, Marie A. — 80 Lewis, Matthew G. — 108 Lewis, Olivia C. — 63 Lewis, Ollie V. — 63 Lewis, Sandra A. — 64 Lewis, Sharon S. — 98 Lewis, Stanley R. — 64, 100 Lindenzweig, Julie A. — 64, 95, 99, 105 Lipscomb, Thomas — 87, 98 Lloyd, Donnie — 80 Loehlein, Keith E. — 87 Loney, Jeanette D. — 87 Long, Mary M. — 87 Loving, Floyd W. — I 07 Lucas, Beverley J. — 64, 97 Luck, Alice N. — 80, 101 Luck, Jo A. — 64, 94, 96, 98, 103 Luck, Lois D. — 97 Luck, Roy N. — 87 Luck, Dandra K. — 87 Lybrand, Margaret R. — 92, 93, 94, 97, 99 Lyle, Allen D. — 87 Lynn, Deborah E. — 80 M Macauley, Linda D. — 64, 104 123 Mahanes, Connie — 87 Mahanes, Georgia Carol — 99, 101, 80 Mallory, Brinday P. — 87 Mallory, Daniel M. — I 10 Mallory, Frank E. — 87 Mallory, Janice — 98 Mallory, Rhonda M. — 87 Mallory, Thelma Y. — 87, 92, 100 Mallory, Vaughan M. — 64 Marshall, Janie M. — 64 Marshall, Shirley A. — 80 Martin, Nicky R. — 80 Mason, Raymond S. — 108 Massello, Laura A. — 95, 97, 100, 104 Mathews, Barry L. — 87, 100 Mathews, Joseph W . — 87 Mathews, Raymond Bruce — 97, 103, 80 Matro, Victor L. — 87 McCallister, Betty J. — 64 McCarthy, Charlie — 108 McDougall, Robert A. — 87, I 10 McEwen, John C. — 87, 92, 95, 84, 107 McKenney, Maureen H. — 92, 94, 97, 99, 105 McLauchlin, Jr. Carlton P. _ 87, 102 McLeod, Janet E. — 87 Meeks, David W. — 64 Melnyczynn, Emilia R. — 96, 104 Melnyk, Peter — 65, 107 Melton, Nancy Jane — 80, 102 Melton, Stuart J. — 87, 98, 103, I I I Meredith, Dianna L. — 80 Merrill, Sandra G. — 65 Messick, Sarah J. — 102, 105, 109 Michael, Jerry L. — 87 Mickens, Eugene G. — Index 87 Midyette, Anne R. — 87, 99 Miles, David R. — 80, 98 Miles, Willie — 80 Miller, Bonnie L. — 87 Miller, Charlene A. — 103, 65 Milling, Charles R. — 87 Mills, Garry L. — 104 Mills, Michael L. — 65 Mills, Rose M. — 65, 92, 95, 97 Mines, Kelvin R. — 88 Mines, Phyllis V. — 65 Mines, Tony J. — 93, 92, 97, 103, 74 Minor, Carmelia A. — 88, 99 Minor, Marylinn C. — 93, 94, 99, 105 Mitchell, Emma L. — 88, 92, 97 Mitchell, Jerry D. — 88, 98, I 10 Mitchell, John E. — 65, 107 Mitchell, Larry J. — 80 Mize, Linda B. — 92, 93, 94, 99, 101, 102 Moody, Robert B. — 65, 94 Moore, Mary E. — 92, 94, 99, 102 Moore, Ronaold L. — 93, 105, 80, 106 Montgomery, Cora L. — 80 Morgan, Garland W. — 103, 65 Morton, Malynn — 88 Muller, Alan E. — 80, 106 Murphy, Beulah M. — 88, 104 Myers, Patricia A. — 65 N Napier, Rose N. — 88 Nash, Sandra L. — 80, 94 Neely, Bonnie J. — 66, 74, 105 Nelson, Delois J. — 66, 100 Nelson, Shelia M. — 88, 103, 109 Nicholas, David J. — 66, 105, 108, 106 Nicholas, Elolse S. — 88 Nichols, Janet F. — 88, 97, 99, III Noel, Elsie A. — 80, 97, 102 Nuckols, Deborah L. — 88 Nuckols, Dicky — 80, 98 Nuckols, Gail M. — 88, 96, 97 Nuckols, Garland R. — 80 Nuckols, George H. — 98 Nuckols, Pamela J. — 81 , 76, 97, 109 Nuckols, Sharon L. — 66 o Oliver, Beverly — 101, 81 Ostergren, Ann — 93, 94, 97, 99, 102, 81 Osterud, Jeffrey — 88, 102 P Palmore, Leila — 93, 99, 105, 74, 66 Parker, Gall — 88, III Parrish, Wilton — 88, 100, 107 Patterson, Gladys — 92, 94, 76, 81 Patterson, Judith — 88, 93, 94, 99 Patterson, June — 101, 66, 96, 99 Patterson, Melvlnla — 88, 92, 84 Patterson, Nancy — 88, 99, 101 Patterson, William R. — 81 Pauley, Edsel — 8 I Payne, Robert H. — 66 Pearce, David — 88 Peatross, Lavey — 8 I Peplinski, Thomas — 81 Pemberton, Robert — 66 Perkins, Marilyn — 66, 98 Perry, William — 66, lh3 Pike, Shirley — 66, lOii Pleasants, Bobby — 88 ' 107 ! Pleasants, Clendy — 9i‘ 94, 97, 99, 102, 81 Pleasants, Eunice — 8f‘ Pleasants, Gene — 88 Pleasants, Jamie — 67, 108 Pleasants, Kathy — 74 ' , Pollard, Madallne — 6i 92, 95, 97, 102 Powell, Teresa — 88 Price, Barbara — 67 ■’ Price, Larry — 104, 81 j Priddy, Bruce — 94, 99| 105, 81, 109 Priddy, Sumpter — 92,1 93, 94, 95, 102, 54, 6j Pryor, Roben — 81, 1C Pryor, Sandra — 81, 9ii Pumphrey, Kay — 81, i 92, 94 Pumphrey, Tommy — 67, 92, 93, 94, 105 Puryear, Maynard — 81 98 Puryear, Micheal — I0| 81 Quash, James M. — 54 67, 93, 94, 107 R Rada, Patsy C. — 88 Rath, William D. — 81; Ray, James E. Earl — ' 81, 103, 107, 106 Reed, Michael — 88 ■ Reese, Nancy A. — 88, Retallick, Randall R. — ■ 67, 105, 106 Rhyne, Ricky — 94, 81, ' 104 Rice, Yvonne P. — 67 Riddell, Lindsey M. — ■ 81 Rigsby, Nancy L. — 81, ' 97 Roberts, Eleanor S. — 81,93,97 Roberts, Garland H. — 67 Robinson, Asongia M.- ' Robinson, Billy — 67, 7 124 Index ; 92, 93, 94, 102, 108 j .oblnson, Eliza R. — 88, 99, 105, 109 ' itobinson, Franklin W. — ■ 98, 107 riobinson. Perry C. — 68, 74, 105, 108, I 10, 106 [oblnson, Rachel R. — 81, 96 Robinson, Rose+ta — 68 ;iobinson, Vernell E. — 88 i [olph, Randolph A. I Ronnie — 8 I [omaine, Doris M. — 88, 92 [omaine, Doylas V. — : 68 i osmarin, Joseph D. ! Danny — 8 1 , 98 [Rosmarin, Betty L. — 68, i 97, 102 Koss, Deborah L. — 88 l oss, Leon M. Mike — 81 i uss, Dewey P. — 68 [Ruth, Elizabeth D. — 81 Rutledge, James M. Mike — 81, 103 Rhyne, Stephen W. — : III s Sadler, Debbie L. — 68, 104 Sadler, Pamela R. — 88 Salmon, Vivian A. — 68, 97 Samuel, Dennis R. — 68, i 98 Sasser, Harold L. — 98, 68 Sasser, Mary E. — 68 :Saunders, Stephen P. — 81 fSchmetzer, Karen L. — 1 88, 98 Schooler, Joyce D. — ' 81, 97, 109 Schwerdfeger, Linda S. i — 88 Schwerdfeger, Mary Lou — 68, 93, 94, 96, 97 Severin, Nancy C. — 81, 92, 84, 97, 99, 105 Shamburger, Elizabeth Bane — 81, 94 Sharpe, Lenwood C. — 69 Sharpe, Linda M. — 88 Shelton, Carolyn L. — 88, 103 Shelton, Christy R. — 69, 92, 94 Shelton, Deborah S. — 88 Shelton, Duke — 88 Shelton, Earl S. — 81 Shelton, Gary V. — 81, 100 Shelton, Katherine R. — 69, 74, 99, 105 Shelton, Lillie — 81, 105, 109 Shelton, Peter J. — 98, 103 Shelton, Sharon L. — 82, 98 Shelton, Veronica E. — 69, 98 Sherrard, Nancy L. — 69, 74, 97, 102, 104 Seiger, Penny A. — 88 Simmons, John B. — 82, 103 Sisson, Andrew M. — 69, 93, 94, 98, 74 Slater, Brantley H. — 82 Slater, V7illiam A. — 84, 88 Slaughter, Ellen Louise — 82, 97 Smart, Gene D. — 82, 106 Smith, Brendalln O. — 88 Smith, Betty — 82 Smith, Calvin — 69, 105 Smith, Diane E. — 82 Smith, Elvin G. — 82, 92, 95, 98, 102 Smith, June M. — 69 Smith, Kathy — 82 Smith, Lelia S. — 88, 92, 99, 101 Smith, Linda Lee — 88 Smith, Rebecca C. — 88 Smith, Bebecca S. — 69 Smith, Jr. Robert G. — 69, 98, 105, 107 Smith, Samuel James — 88, 98, 105, 107, 108 Smith, Samuel R. — 88, 107 Smith, Sandra G. — 69, 97 Smith, Susan — 69, 98 Smith, Vanita C. — 82 Smith, Virginia R. — 89, 106 Smith, Walton W. — 70, 92, 105, 107 Smith, William S. (Billy) — 82 Smithers, Terry J. — 89, 109 Snyder, Nancy B. — 82 Snyder, Richard L. — 89, 108 Somers, Dennis K. — 89 Southworth, Willie T. — 70, 103 Stanley, Allen E. — 70, 98, 99, I I I Stanley, Bernice V. — 70, 105, 109 Stanley, Betty G. — 82, 94, 97, 99, 101 Stanley, Darlene F. — 89 Stanley, Deborah A. — 70, 94, 96, 99 Stanley, Edger Paul — 96, 104 Stanley, Emily C. — 70, 97, 102 Stanley, Grayson W. — 82, 94, 102 Stanley, John D. — 98 Stanley, Mary B. — 82, 97 Stanley, Michael A. — 82, 98, 100, I I I Stanley, Timothy L. — 82, 98, 103 Stansbury, Susan J. — 82, 94, 97, 99 Starke, John G. — 93, 94, 108 Staudermayer, Lou A. — 70 Steele, Michael W. — 89, 104 Stephens, Hough F. — 89, I 10 Stone, Karen D. — 82 Stone, Marea A. — 70, 92, 93, 94, 97, 98, 102 Street, David L. — 89, 107 Sydnor, William I. — 98, I I I T Taliaferro, Benjamin F. — 82 Taliaferro, George V. — 89 Tarrer, Janice C. — 89 Tate, Charlene K. — 70, 92, 97, 99, 101 , 102 Tate, Deborah M. — 82, 92, 98, 101, 102 Tate, Grace S. — 70, 92, 97, 99, 102 Tate, Keith W. — 89 Tate, Teresa A. — 70, 98 Tate, Vernon L. — 89 Taylor, Bernard L. — 70, 98, 105 Taylor, Carroll W. — 98, 107, 106 Taylor, Deborah F. — 71 Taylor, Elizabeth P. — 71 , 93, 94, 96, 97 Taylor, Henry C. — 82, 107 Taylor, Hollis P. — 82, 99 Taylor, James S. — 89, 98 Taylor, John O. — 98 Taylor, Patricia Y. — 89, 92, 95 Taylor, Ralph W. — 82 Taylor, Walter N. — 82, 95, 102 Taylor, Wanda L. — 71, 94, 105, 109 Taylor, William H. — 71, 103, 105, 107, I 10, 106 Terrell, Dorothy L. — 71, 100 Thomas, Bessie M. — 89 Thomas, Dorothy J. — 71, 92, 94, 99 Thomas, Edna D. — 89 Thomas, James M. — 105, 107 Thomas, Johnnie W. — 89 Thomas, Lorenzo A. — 89 Thomas, Michael W. — 89, 95 Thomas, Richard L. — 125 Index 82, 106 Thomas, Robert H. — 71, i04 Thomas, Sherry K. — 71 Thomas, Shirley H. — 71, 93, 94, 95, 98 Thomasson, Connie D. — 89 Thompson, Carol A. — 82, 92, 93, 94, 97, 99, 101, 102 Thompson, James F. — 82, 102, 106, I I I Thompson, Kathy A. — 82, 95 Thomasson, Walter R. — 82, I 10 Thompson, William E. — 82 Thompson, William H. — 82, 107 Timberlake, Tyrone — 71 Toler, Murray V. — 71 Toliver, Alfred R. — I 10 Toliver, Paulette D. — 71 Toliver, Shirletta A. — 89 Tompkins, Jeffrey A. — 72 Tompkins, Sheila K. — 89, 99 Traylor, Clarence L. — 72, 93, 94, 98, 105, 107, 106 Trent, Thomas M. — 103 Trivett, Herbert C. — 82, 95, 105, 107, 106 Trivett, Stephen P. — 82, 76, 106 Tunstall, Chrystal D. — 72, 92 Turner, M. Crandall — 89, 97, 99, 105, 109 Tyler, Georgia M. — 89 Tyler, Waverly R. — 89 Tyus, Mary K. — 89, 96, 104 U Usry, Stephen R. — 72, 95, 103, 105, 108 V VanFossen, Judy R. — 72, 100 Van Fossen, Vickie L. — 89, 92, 104 Vass, Janie L. — 89, 97, , III Vaughan, Linda G. — 72 Vaughan, Vickie D. — 89 Visthum, Arthur H. — 83 w Wade, Nancy L. — 83, 92, 93, 97, 99, 102, 105, 109 Waite, Deborah J. — 83, 101 Walker, Bessie L. — 83 Walker, Betty A. — 89, 98 Waller, Alonza L. — 89 Waller, George J. — 89 Waller, Herman M. — 83 Waller, Shelia L. — 83 Walls, Connie L. — 72 Walsh, Patricia D. — 89 Walsh, Stephen E. — 89 Walters, David L. — 83 Walton, Edward V. — 89, 107, I I I Wampler, Garold B. — 83, 94 Wampler, Peter L. — 98 Ward, James T. — 98 Washington, Robert L. — 89 Watson, Jacquelyn W. — 83 Webb, Douglas Y. — 83, 92 Webb, Paul E. — 72, 93, 105, 108, I I I West, Howard F. — 89, 98 West, Linda J. — 89 Wetsel, Taylora J. — 89. 92, 99, 101 White, Cathy R. — 89 White, Dennis A. — 83 White, Geraldine N. — 72 White, Luther W. — 89, 107, 108, I 10 White, Mary L. — 83 White, Sharon D. — 72 White, Vanessa D. — 72 Whitley, Michael G. — 89, 98 Whitley, Patricia L. — 72 Wickhamm, Milton G. — 83, 98 Wilhite, Kristina J. — 83, 99 Wilhite, Nancy O. — 89, 99 Williamson, Jeffrey L. — 89 Willis, Brenda K. — 83, 97, 102 Willis, James O. — 73 Willis, Kennefh B. — 73, 106 Willis, Lewis W. — 89, 100 Willis, Thomas D. — 89 Wiltshire, Richard C. — 89. 98. 107, 106 Wingfield, Claude F. — 89, 107, 108, 106 Wingfield, Edward C. — 73, 105 Winn, Marshall — 92, 107, 106 Winston, Gale D. — 73 Winston, Jackie A. — 73 Winston, Lawrence W. — 73 Wise, Thomas B. — 107, 108 Westhoff, Mary A. — 73, 94 Woodson, Sharon G. — 83 Woodson, Steven L. — 83, 104 Woody, Juanita E. — 83, 99 Worldy, Elaine A. — 83, 96 Wright, Anne C. — 83, 96 Wright, Shlrlee R. — 83 95, 99, 109 Wyatt, Addle B. — 83, 92, 94, 97 Wyatt, Lena G. — 74 Wyatt, Linda E. — 83 Wyatt, Mary E. — 73 Wyatt, Mary J. — 73 Wood, John G. — 73, 105, 107 Young, Trudy L. — 83, 94, 105 Young, Victor A. — 73 Z Zeno, Robin L. — 83, 95, 99 Zlcafoose, Carolyn S. — 83, 96 126 Best Wishes From MONTPELIER PHARMACY J. 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