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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

' � ,;■ b IC •b � , I ’% • � • 4 . P r. THE VOICE 1972 Volume XIII Patrick Henry High Qchool Ashland, Virginia PROPEK ' rV ' OP THE LIBRARY OF V ' TSC-E “ EICHIvIOND, VA 2 Forewoi ' d In 1969, a predominantly white Patrick Henry High School and a black John M. Gandy High School were con- solidated under a court-or- dered desegregation plan. Now there was Patrick Henry High School and John M. Gandy Ele- mentary School. Amazingly enough, the ma- jority of the students made the transition without resorting to violence or any physical means to voice their protests. At first most people were surprised, then pleased to realize that a black and white merger could be successful. It was happen- ing at Patrick Henry Senior High School. Still there was a feeling of uncertainty, something was wrong. The 1970-71 school year came as an awakening to all concerned with Patrick Henry. During the S.C.A. election speeches, a walkout was staged by the black students to protest the white write-in can- didate. Perhaps Patrick Henry ' s and John M. Gandy ' s consoli- dation was not such a success after all. Now in 1971-72 we have come to realize that integra- tion doesn ' t automatically mean unity. To achieve unity, takes students, faculty and the administration all working and learning together. The purpose of the 72 Voice then, is not to show that we are unified but to show how we are working toward that goal. 3 Broadwater Broadwater Contents Faculty 1 0 Organizations 62 Activities McEwen McEwen Ads 1 26 Sports 1 04 5 Classes 22 Broadwater . . . In The Library Owens , , . In The Snow Tenney . At The Pep Rally 6 Tenney 7 Teachers 8 With One Another . . . . . . Students Owens Wright . . . Students and Teachers 9 10 Faculty The faculty here at Patrick Henry has a difficult job. They must teach all types of stu- dents of different races and with varying backgrounds and abilities. They have to get to know their students and adjust their curriculum accordingly. To do this requires total coop- eration among teachers and a mutual understanding between faculty and student body. The job became more diffi- cult after the death of Mrs. Lancaster, whose years of ex- perience had made her invalu- able as a friend and teacher. Two other vacancies were cre- ated when, after Christmas, Mrs. Cheryl Andrews and Mrs. Virginia Martin resigned. Both of these teachers had much to give: Mrs. Andrews, her cre- ativity and novel approach to education; Mrs. Martin her many years of experience and lively personality. 1 1 Broadwater office Staff Works Together It is never unusual to see Mr. Turner at school taking care of un- finished business early in the morn- ing or late at night. He has been faced with many problems during his administration. He has filled this position to the best of his ability and has experienced both success and failure. In these times of revolution and change, many feel that the office of principal should be filled by a more liberal man. Others are satisfied with his work and see no reason for change. This school year, more than any other, has proven that both the man and his position are quite con- troversial. MRS. JOYCE HARRIS MRS. EVELYN BUMPASS Tenney ALFRED W. TURNER, JR. - B.S., VIP, M.Ed., University of Virginia. Tenney Mrs. Bumpas had the job of tak- ing care of the financial business of all the clubs and the school. Help- ing Mrs. Bumpass is Mrs. Harris who spends most of her time at the type- writer and signing notes for strayed students. When you are faced with a problem no teacher can help solve, your first impulse is to go ask the secretaries. They are always will- ing to stop their work to help a stu- dent. Even after school they are in the office tired and still busy at work. 12 Tenney R. WATSON DURHAM — A.B., William and Mary. Mr. R. Watson Durham, As- sistant Principal, begins his day meeting with Mr. Turner and students of various interests. His understanding nature and desire to keep our school united have served as a link between students and himself. Mr. Durham and Mr. Turner have worked together, each complementing the other, striving for the best for all. These attitudes have left a promising hope, that our stu- dents will leave here with a deep feeling of unity and working together. The Guidance Department is kept busy year round helping students. The new counselor, Mr. Stone, has helped the sophomores feel more at home at their new school. When jun- iors need help Mrs. Campbell is always there. Mrs. West with diligence and stern manner has helped many of the seniors reach their goal. McEwen MR. AUBREY STONE MRS. MAR)ORIE WEST MRS. )ESSIE CAMPBELL B.A., Randolph Macon College A.B., Virginia Union University B.A., Southeastern State 13 Varying Departments Along with the task of teach- ing Health and Physical Educa- tion, Mr. Ritchie and Miss Dowdy also take on other duties. Besides being coaches, they teach drivers education in the classroom and behind the wheel. The Science Department is one that offers a varied degree of study for its students. One may choose only to take the basic subjects and not con- tinue his studies any further. But a student who wishes to advance has the advantage of the knowledge and the interest shown by the teachers of this department. MR. PHILIP RITCHIE B.S., Bridgewater Football coach MISS MARGARET DOWDY B.S., Longwood Girls Basketball MRS. ELEANOR TENNEY B.A. West Va. Wesleyan M.A., West Va. Univ. Science Club MR. JAMES SPICER B.S., Univ. of Richmond Beta Club MISS JUDY NEWMAN B.S., Madison Cheerleaders MRS. VIRGINIA TARRER B.S., Va. Union Univ. MR. WILLIAM SADLER B.S., Atlantic Christian MISS CAM BECKWITH B.S., Longwood Junior Class 14 The Audio-Visual Depart- ment now offers a program that allows students to use the audio-visual aids. A listening station and curriculum-ori- ented tapes are available in the library. Although teachers are using more aids, Mr. Cobb would like to see more student participation. The library continues to per- form its duties. Miss Gibbon and Mrs. Crenshaw are always cheerful and quick to recog- nize students. Students and teachers alike find Miss Gib- bon invaluable as she is always willing to stop her work to find information for them. The task of teaching math rests on the shoulders of four women. Despite their heavy work load these teachers are always willing to help students during or after class. An extra- curricular activity of the de- partment is the sending of stu- dents to the regional math contest at V.C.U. MRS. PHYLLIS ANDREWS B.S., Madison MRS, MARVINE TYLER B.A., Westhampton S.C.A. MRS. KATHLEEN PUGH B.A., Elora MacDonald E.T.A. MRS. IDA GAYLES B.S., Virginia State Tenney MR. JAMES COBB B.S., Richmond Profess- Institute J.V. Basketball j.V. Eootball MRS. JUNE CRENSHAW Radford Library Club MISS RUTH GIBBON B.S., Virginia State M.A., Columbia Univ. Library Club 15 Mrs. Wright, the sole mem- ber of the Art Department, has been kept busy pulling for our school publications and other activities. Although hard pressed at times, she always manages to be gracious and alert. She has found time, de- spite her busy schedule, to keep up her private art work which has been displayed in Fairfax, Hanover, and Prince William County art shows. The Social Studies Depart- ment is a vital part of a stu- dent ' s knowledge of the nation and world. The government classes learned about State government and the county court system on trips to the General Assembly and Hanover Courthouse. The 20th Century history class explored in depth the history of this century. The department is not just history, economics and sociology are also taught. MRS. ELIZABETH WRIGHT B.A., Western Maryland Art Club MR. GARLAND LLOYD B.S., RPI Baseball, Tri-Hi-Y MRS. CONNIE MARTZ B.A., Madison Pep Club MR. HORACE WHITAKER B.S., Virginia Commonwealth University MR. LOUIS FLANAGAN B.A., Washington and Lee University Basketball, Key Club MRS. MONA McCLURKIN B.S., Univ. of Arkansas National Honor REV. ROBERT BOWLES A.B. and B.D., Virginia Union Univ. M.A., Columbia Univ. MR. WILLIAM MARTZ B.A., Milligan Track MRS. LINDA LUCK B.S., Mary Washington Senior Class 16 Wofking Togefheh MRS. CHERYL ANDREWS B.S., Longwood Voice MISS JUDITH HILLERS B.A., Elon Spark MR. THOMAS GILL B.A., Randolph Macon Cross Country, Drama Club MRS. KATHRYN PURKS B.S., Radford Red Cross MR. LARRY R. PERRY B.A., Randolph Macon MRS. M.J. WEATHERFORD B.A., Mary Washington Voice MRS. HATTIE ALEXANDER A.B., Virginia Union University Debate Team MRS. JACQUELYN SMITH B.S., VPI Orator (Not pictured) MRS. VIRGINIA MARTIN B.A., Mary Baldwin McEwen The English department has an essentia! role in the curricu- lum. This year two new classes were started in Speech and Drama. Both of the courses in- creased the students ' confi- dence and enabled them to ex- press their ideas more clearly. The teachers are young, many are outspoken, and all are willing to experiment with varied and modern teaching methods. This year two new music teachers came to Patrick Henry. Mrs. Peaks, the chorus instructor and Mr. Littlejohn, the band director. They have combined their talents and hard work in producing a fine and growing Music Depart- ment. MR. SAMUEL LITTLEJOHN B.S., Virginia State Band Director MRS. KERISHA PEAKS B.S., Radford Choraland Liberty Singers Director Sitting: Mrs. Sonja Young Miss Arstelle Presley Miss Carolyn Wyatt B.S., Virginia State M.S., V.C.U. B.S., Virginia VOICE; Business FBLA State Standing: Mrs. Elizabeth leter Mrs. lean Greene Mrs. Gwen Bennett B.S. V.C.U. B.S., Virginia State B.S., Longwood The Business and DE depart- ments work hand in hand pre- paring students for their future role as business leaders. Typing, shorthand, account- ing and bookkeeping are just a few of the courses offered by these departments. Mr. Beck and Mrs. Presley ' s true concern for their students was proven through their aid in finding many part time jobs for them. Mrs. Groome lames Beck B.S., V.C.U. B.S., R.P.I. 18 MR. LEWIS BRUBAKER B.S. VPI M.S. University of Md. MR. CARLTON HALL M.A. VPI Vo. Ag. and Mechanical Drawing MR. BOWMAN Virginia Tech. Whenever a desk needed repairing or a podium built, the Vo. Ag. Depart- ment was the place to go. Besides helping out around school, the guys taking a subject under this department made projects of their own. A tractor driving contest was held in the spring. Mechanical drawing is a 2 year course of drawing plans and blue prints of houses, office buildings and bridges. This class serves as an excel- lent preparation course for those who plan to go into architecture. 19 Mrs. Elizabeth Martin M.A., University of South Carolina Mrs. Elizabeth Holt B.A., University of North Carolina Mrs. Ruth Giles B.A., Virginia State Spanish Club Three foreign languages, Latin, French, and Spanish are offered here. The Latin classes center on the reading of Latin, while the French and Spanish classes concentrate on the conversational learning. Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Christian have the important job of teaching home economics. They help prepare the girls for their life ahead as future homemakers. Each girl is allowed to work at her own speed, thus receiving the most from the course. 20 Mrs. Doggett, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Harman, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Petty Necessary to every school are the staffs which care for the school grounds, prepare lunches and provide transportation for the students. The maintenance and cafeteria staffs never re- ceive the praise they deserve. Though their per- formance is critized by all and rarely appreciated, they continue to work, using the resources pro- vided them. Transportation to and from school for many students is made possible by our bus drivers. Driving in a chaotic atmosphere with the respon- sibility of all the students is not an easy job. Though these staffs are unduly criticized and rarely praised, they are a necessary part of our school. Mr. Clark, Mr. Dabney Mr. Wallows, Mrs. Purkins, Mrs. Carley, Mrs. Tignor, Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Brice, Mrs. Brown 21 22 From 9 to 3 we go to school. But it doesn ' t end at 3 o ' clock. Many hours are spent in study- ing, cramming and research. F ere, we Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores join together in the ever present atmosphere of scholastic competition, striv- ing for that perfection within ourselves. 23 Senior Class PATRICK yCNRY WM SCUOOL CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Eddleton, President; Carol Anne Thompson, Secretary; janet Holt, Treasurer; Gladys Pat- terson, Historian; Burton Lewis, Vice-President. DAVID WAYNE ADAMS LINDA JEAN ADAMS: Cheerleader 2-3; Girls ' Varsity 3-4; Tri-EHi-Y 4-5; 4- H 1; Pep Club 1-5. BYRON MICHELE ALEXANDER: Football 2, 4. WILLIAM MICHEAL ALEXANDER CONNIE MARIE ALLEN WILLIAM THOMAS ALLMAN JOHN CHARLES ANDERSON JAMES THOMAS ATKINS JOHN FREDRICK AXSELLE: Basket- ball 1; Football 1-5; Boys ' Varsity 4-5; SCA rep. 2; EFA 1-2. 24 HERBERT JAMES AYERS MARK BARRY BANTON: Football 1- 5, Most Valuable Player 5; Basketball 1-5; Boys ' Varsity 3-5, Pres. 5, Sec. 5; Baseball 1-5; Track 4-5; Key Club 4- 5; 4-H 4-5; Jr. Beta 2; BMOC 4. SUSAN BUCHANAN BARNEY: FHA 1-2, Fashion Show 1; Pep Club 1-5; Drama Club 2-5; Voice 3-5, Activi- ties Co-Ed. 5; Dance Commit. 3; Prom Commit. 4; Lettergirl 5, Pa- rades 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4-5, Co-Hist. 5; Stunt Night 3-4; SCA rep. 5; Human Relations Commit. 5. PAMELA YVONNE BAYLOR: State Fair: 1st place 1; FBLA 1-5, Vice- Pres.; Drama Club 3-5, Vice-Pres. 5; Sec. 4. NAOMI HUAG BELTON: Science Fair; 1st place Biology 3; Library As- sist. 1; Spanish Honor 5. HERBERT LYDON BOOMHOWER: Drama Club 2-5; Spark 5; Orator 3-4; ICC 5; Stunt Night 3; Science Fair 1; The Lottery 3. DEBRA ANN BOWLES: FHA 1-5; Red Cross 5. SUSAN LEE BOWMAN: Chorus 1-3; Liberty Singers 3-5; Drama Club 2; Red Cross 5; FBLA 5. EDWARD BREWER BRADLEY: Drama Club 2; Band 2-3. JO ELLEN BRETT: SCA rep. 1; Dance Chair. 2; Stunt Night 1; jr. National Honor 4-5; Orator 5; Prom Commit. 4; Gift Commit. 5; Cap and Gown Chair. 5; Softball Mgr. 5. PATRICIA DENISE BROOKS DANITA LOUISE BROWN: Drama Club; Science Club 3-4; SCA rep. 4, Assist. 2-3; Cheerleader 3; Ecology Club 5; Pep Club 3; National Honor 5. HAROLD LEONARD BRUCE LINDA SUE BUTLER: FHA 1-5, Jr. Degree 1, Chapt. 2; FTA 3; Spanish Honor 4-5; Red Cross 5; Prom Com- mit. 4. RUBY ANN CANNON 25 FRANK JOSEPH CARLEY ANN CLAIR CARTER: Girls ' Basket- ball 2, 4-5; Girls ' Varsity 2, 4-5; ETA 4-5; Ecology Club 5. KATHY JEAN CARTER MARTHA DALE CARTER: EHA 1-5, jr. and Chapt. Degrees 2, Eashion Show 1-2, Co-Hist. 2; Assist. SCA rep. 2, 5; ICC 5; Beta 5; Prom Com- mit. 4; Stunt Night 1; Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 4. ORA LEE CARTER VANESSA DALE CARY BRENDA FAYE CAUTHORNE: EBLA 1-3; Red Cross 5. CARL LEE CAUTHORNE DAVID RAY CAUTHORNE LINDA EAYE CAUTHORNE CYNTHIA LEIGH CHAPMAN: EHA 1; Art Club 4-5; Drama Club 5. ELIZABETH WELLS CHENERY: Pep Club 1-5; EHA 2-4; Tri-Hi-Y 3-5, ICC rep. 5; Ecology Club 5; Voice 4; Dance Commit. 3; Drama Club 5, Hist. 5; Stunt Night 1-5; Prom Com- mit. 4. MARY ELLEN CHILDRESS: 4-H; Cho- rus 1-5; Drama Club 5; Art Club 1-5. DAVID PAUL CHRISTOPH THOMAS CHRISTIAN CLAY SIDNEY JANE COLE: Lettergirl 2-5; ICC rep. 5. EUGENE COLEMAN 26 One down, 49 more to go. McEwen SUZANNE CONYERS: Fashion Show 1; Pep Club 1-5; Cheerleader 3-4; Girls ' Varsity 2, 4-5; Girls ' Basketball 2, 5; Girls ' Track 3-5; SCA rep. 3, 5; Stunt Night. PATRICIA LYNN COOK: Band 1-2; Chorus 4-5; FHA 1; Pep Club 3-5; All-County Band Certificate 2; Library Reading Award 2; Spanish Honor Award 5; Perfect Attendance 2; All-Regional Dis- trict I Choir 5; Music Key 5; Sec. Homeroom Commit. 1-2. DONALD CONNER CYNTHIA HOPE CORKER MARILYN JEAN CORKER: FHA 1; Orator 1-3; Prom Commit. 4; Girls ' Varsity 3-5; Softball 2-5; Ecology Club 5; Gift Commit. 5. ANGIE FAYE COX: Drama Club 1-5; Tri-Hi-Y 3-5; Ecology Club 4-5; Pep Club 3-5; Chair. Fine Arts Festival 4; Stunt Night 2-3; Orator and Voice 5; Human Relations Commit. 4-5; Art Club 1-5; Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4, ICC rep. 5. BEVERLY SUE CROSS: FHA 1-5, Fashion Show 1, Jr. Degree 2; FTA 3-5; Jr. Beta Club 2; Beta Club 5; Drama Club 2; Miss PH Contestant 3-4; Science Club 3; Lettergirl 5, Parades; SCA rep. 5; Spark 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3-5; Stunt Night 3-4; Prom Commit. Chair. 4; Last Will and Testament Commit. 5; Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 4. MYRA RENEE CROSS JUAN LAViNIA CURTIS: Chorus 5. DEBORAH ANN DAVIS: FBLA 3; 4-H 1-5. 27 DOLLY JUNE DAVIS ROBIN DAVIS DAVID FOSTER DeFORD: FFA 1-2; Beta Club, Convention 4-5; Science Club 4-5; ICC rep. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3-5, Treas. 4, Vice-Pres. 5; Key Club 3-5; SCA rep. 5, Assist. 3; Track 2-3; Boys ' State 4; Stunt Night 4; Spanish Honor Society 5; Honor Commit. 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4-5. NANCY ANNE DEMPSEY: Ecology Club 4-5; ETA 5. CYNTHIA LORETTA DYMACEK; Let- tergirl 3-5; FBLA 4; Voice 5. ROBERT DENZIL EDDLETON BARBARA JEAN EDWARDS MARGIE LOUISE EDWARDS ROBERT HAROLD EHRLICH: DE Club 4-5, Vice-Pres. 5. Seniors line up for their 1st assembly. 28 WILMA MARIE EHRLICH: National Honor 5. ROBERTNETTE ELLIS DAVID DONALD EMPEY HAZEL ENGLAND BETTY BAKER PETTY: FHA 1-4; Vice Pres. 3, Sec. 2, State Homemakers ' Degree 4, Outstanding Student in Home Ec. Trophy Winner 4. JOHN LEWIS PETTY: FFA 1-3, Workshop Contest 2; DE Club 3-5, Vice-Pres. 4; |r. Board Officer in the Dist. DENNIS WILSON FOLLY RONALD WAYNE FONTAINE: DE Club 3-5, Officer 4-5. CHERYL LYNN FOSTER MELODYE LYNN FOX BRENDA YVONNE GAYLE: FBLA 1-5. MARK STEPHEN GIRAGOSIAN GAIL GOODLOE DEBRA CAUTHORN GOODMAN: FHA 1-5, Songleader 2, 4, jr., Chapt. Degrees, Camp 1-2, State Fair Winner 1-2, Fashion Show 1, 3, 5; Stunt Night 1-3; Lettergirl 2-4; ETA 3-4; Chorus 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3-5; Jr. National Honor 2-3; ICC rep. 2-3; SCA rep. 1, 4. GLORIA YVONNE GORDON: Spanish Honor 3-5; Drama Club 2-3; Beta 5. JIMMY GRAY 29 JOHNNY FRANKLIN GRAY CAROLYN FAYE GREEN: FHA 4-5. GENE BOBBiT GRUBBS: Key Club 5; Beta 5; Spanish Honor 5; Spark 5; National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion 5; Stunt Night 4; Prom Commit. 4; VCU Math Contest 5. EDWIN ARGYLE HALEY JANIE LEE HALL: Cheerleader 3-5; Pep Club 2-5; Jr. Beta 2; Beta 4-5; Drama Club 1-4; Girls ' Varsity 4 — 5; Homecoming Princess Contestant 4- 5; Spark, Orator 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3-5, Re- porter 4; Stunt Night 1-5; SCA Assist. Rep. 2,4; Prom Chair. 4; Class Vice- Pres. 1-3. SHEILA MAE HALL PARTICIA ANNE HAND: FHA 1; Li- brary Assist. 4-5. BAMBI HARRIS BLANCHE PATRICIA HARRIS Seniorities strikes again! 30 ELLIS MAYO HARRIS LUTHER THOMAS HARRIS ZELMA MARIE HARRIS: FHA 4-5; SCA rep. 1. SANDRA GAY HART HOWARD STEADMAN HAWKS DARLENE LENEAVE HEDGEPETH: Pep Club 1-5; Lettergirl 5; ETA 5; SCA rep. 1-2; Ecology Club 5; Voice 5. EDWARD HENDRICK HOWARD HENDRICK: Key Club 3-5; FFA 1-5, Reporter; Track 1. LOLA ANN HENSLEY AUDREY GAY HICKS: Majorette 1-3; Chorus 1; Fashion Show 1-2. NORMA JEAN HICKS jANET FRANCES HOLT: Drama Club 1; FHA 1; SCA rep. 1-2, 4-5; Cheerleader 2-5, Head 5; Pep Club 2-5, Vice- Pres. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Hist. 3; jr. Beta Club 2; Beta Club 4- 5; National Honor 4-5; Spanish Honor 4-5; Homecoming Princess Nominee 2-4; Class Sec. 3; Class Treas. 5; Stunt Night 1-5; Girls ' Varsity Club 4-5. PAMELA jEAN HOOKER LYNDAL JEAN HOWARD: FHA 1-5; FBLA 2; Softball 2-5; Girls ' Varsity Club 3-5; ICC rep. 4; Stunt Night 2; Spark 5. GLORIA MAXINE IVERSON RICHARD DIX IVEY, JR.: Orator 2-3; Stunt Night 2-5; Pep Club 3-5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Key Club 5; Voice 4-5, Ed. 5; Mr. PH Winner 5. 31 BENJAMIN HARRISON JACKSON, JR.: Football 1-4; Bas- ketball 1-5; Baseball 3; Varsity Club 3-5; Spanish Honor. CAROLYN EUGENE JACKSON: Chorus 5. HOLLY ALETA JACKSON: FHA 3-5, Co-Hist. 4, Jr. Chapt. Degrees 3-5, Fashion Show 2-5, State Fair: Entries 2, Wins 4-5; Pep Club 3-5; Drama Club 2-5; Student Exchange 3; Class Vice-Pres. 3, 1st Vice-Pres. 5; Spark 5; SCA rep. 5; Spanish Honor 4; Dance and Decoration Chair. 3; Human Relations 5, Seminar 5. CARRIE DIANE JEFFERSON JANIC E CECELIA JEWELL LAWRENCE GAYLE JEWELL: Basketball 1; Football 1-2; Track 2-3; Cross Country 4-5; Key Club 4-5, Boys ' Varsity 4-5. MEREDITH HAMILTON JEWELL: Football 1; Track 3; FFA 1-5, Chair. 1-4; Pres. 5; Member of Executive Commit. 1-4; 4-H 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Voice 3. ALLEN WENDELL JOHNSON: Basketball 3; Football 3; Baseball 3. MARY BROOKE JOHNSON: Chorus 1-5; Spanish Honor 4-5; Drama Club 3. MARY KAYE JOHNSON: Lettergirl 3-5; Pep Club 3-5; Tri- Hi-Y 3-5; Science Club 3; FTA 5; Key Club Sweetheart 5; SCA rep. 3-5. JOHN FRANKLIN JONES MALCOLM VAUGHAN KING LUCY LITTLEPAGE LANCASTER: Girls ' Varsity, Girls ' Bas- ketball 4-5. LOIS ANNE LANE: Spark 1-5; Orator 5; Ecology Club 5, Student Environment Council 5; Science Club 5; Stunt Night 1-5; Drama Club 1-5; Band 1-2; Chorus 1-2; Prom Commit. 4; ICC rep. 32 . ■ ■■■ ' 1 - L ■ A ■ . mm 4 JACQUELINE DENISE LAWRENCE: Majorette 3; SCA rep. 2-4; Chair ' , of Human Relations Commit. 5. JOAN CATHERINE LEFEVERE: 4-H Club 1; FHA 2; Letter- girl 2-5; ICC rep. 4; ETA 3-5; Pep Club 2-5; Prom Commit. Chair. 4; Perfect Attendance 4; Stunt Night 3-5; Fashion Show 1. BURTON YOUELL LEWIS: SCA rep. 1-2, 5; Band 1-3; All County Band 2; Honor Roll 1-2; Drama Club 2; Key Club 4-5; Beta Club 4-5; Spanish Honor 3-5; Class Officer 5, Vice-Pres.; Finance Commit. Chair. 5; Smoking Area Com- mit. 5; Jr. National Honor 3; SCA Campaign Mgr. 4. CHARLES EMMETT LEWIS: Track 3-5; Football 3. MARIE ANNETTE LEWIS: Red Cross 1-5. MATTHEW GEORGE LEWIS: Basketball 3; Football 3. PATRICIA LYNN LEWIS STEWART ANTHONY LEWIS: Basketball 3. MARY JOHNSON LOVING ALICE MARIE LUCK: Majorette 2-5, Capt. 3, 5, Sec. 4; FBLA 5; FHA 1; Parliamentarian 5. LOIS DIANE LUCK PATRICIA MAE LUCK MARGARET RUTH LYBRAND: FHA 1; FTA 3-5; Pep Club 2-5; Jr. National Honor Society 3; Spanish Honor 3-5; Beta Club 5; Science Club 5; SCA Assist, rep. 1-2, 4; Stunt Night 2, 4-5; Prom Commit. 4. DEBORAH ELAINE LYNN 33 GEORGIA CAROL MAHANES: Eashion Show 1-2; Stunt Night 3,5; Pep Club 3-5; Miss PH Contest 3- 4; Lettergirl 3-5, Assist. Head 5; EBLA 5, Treas. 5; Beta Club 5. BRINDAY PAULETTE MALLORY DANIEL MACORIN MALLORY: EEA 1-5; Baseball 4-5. GLENN LEE MALLORY JANICE ANNE MALLORY: FHA 1; EBLA 4-5. RHONDA MARIE MALLORY BEATRICE LEWIS MASON OSIE LEE MASON: Band 1-2. RAYMOND BRUCE MATTHEWS: Science Fair 1; Regional Choir 1-2, 5; Varsity Choral Club 5; Lib- erty Singers 3-4; Assist. SCA rep. 1; Football 2-3; Projectionist Club 4; ETA 3-4. NANCY JANE MELTON: FHA 1-5, Fashion Show 1-2, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3-5; Drama Club 1-3; Voice 5; ICC rep. 2; Pep Club 2; Stunt i light 5; Science Club 3. SARAH LYNN MESSICK: jr. National Honor 2-3; Girls ' Varsity 2-5; Girls ' Basketball Mgr. 2-5; Drama Club 2-3, Treas. 5; Science Club 2-4; Cen- tral Science Fair 2-3; 1st place in Chemistry 3; Ec- ology Club Treas. 5; National Honor 5; Spark 5; Stunt Night 4-5; Prom Chair. 4; Pep Club 5; Beta 4-5. DAVID RAYE MILES: FFA 1-5. WILLIE MILES: FFA 1-5. GARRY LYNN MILLS: Band 1-4. MARYLINN CHRISTINE MINOR: Band 1-2; jr. Na- tional Honor 3; Drama Club 2-5, Sec. 5; Home- cominglQueen 5; Miss PH Contest 5; Pep Club 3- 5; Girls ' Varsity 4-5; Cheerleader 3-5, Assist. Head 5; Stunt Night 3; Spanish Honor 3-5, Beta 4-5; SCA Campaign Mgr. 4; Prom Commit. 4; Gifts Commit. 5. 34 LARRY JEFF MITCHELL: Football 3-5; Key Club 5; Stunt Night 4-5; FFA 1. LINDA BRUCE MIZE: jr. Beta 1-2; jr. National Honor 2; SCA rep. 3-5; Beta 4-5, Convention 4-5; National Honor 4-5, Convention 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3-5; Pep Club 3-5; Class Leader 4; Science Fair 3; Miss PH Contest 4; Alternate Del. to Girls ' State 4; Stunt Night 3- 5; Spark 4, Co-Ed. 5; Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. RONALD LEE MOORE: Track 3-5. ALAN ERIC MULLER SANDRA LYNN NASH: jr. National Honor 2-3; National Honor 4-5; Ec- ology Club 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5. ELSIE ANN NOEL: Drama Club 1-2; Tri-Hi-Y 3-5; ETA 3-5; Stunt Night 1, 5; Prom Commit. 4; Dance Com- mit. 2-3; Gift Commit. 5. GEORGE HENRY NUCKOLS: Basket- ball 1; FFA 5. PAMELA JEANNET NUCKOLS: FHA 5, jr., Chapt. Degrees; FBLA 1; Li- brary Assist. 3-5; Girls ' Varsity 1-5. BEVERLY ANN OLOVER: Majorette 2- 5; SCA rep. 1; Assist. 5; FBLA 5; Red Cross 5; Stunt Night 1. jO ANN OWENS: Pep Club 2-4; Drama 1-5; Spark 1-5. GLADYS ROMAINE PATTERSON: SCA rep. 1-2, 4-5; Beta Club 4-5; Vice Pres. 4-5; Drama Club 2-5; Sci- ence Club 1-2; Math Club 1-2; Girls ' State 4; National Honor 2-5, Sec. 4-5; Spark 4-5, Correspond. Mgr. 5; Who ' s Who Among American High Schools 4-5; Human Relations Com- mit. 4-5; Band 5; Sec. of Class 4; Class Recorder 5; Miss PH Contest 3- 4; ICC rep. 5; Stunt Night 4. JUDITH ANNE PATTERSON: Library Assist. 1, 3, 5; FBLA 2. WILLIAM RONALD PATTERSON: Football 1; Basketball 1; Key Club 4- 5; Track 4-5; Stunt Night 3. LARRY PERNELL PEATROSS: FFA 1, 5; Spanish Honor 3. THOMAS COLEMAN PEPLINSKI: DE Club 5. 35 CLENDY KAREN PLEASANTS: Pep Club 1-5; Jr. Beta 1-2; Assist. SCA rep. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3-4; Spanish Honor 3- 5; jr. National Honor 3; National Honor 4-5; ETA 3-5; Beta 4-5. RONALD EUGENE PLEASANTS: Baseball 3. KATHERINE BRUCE PRIDDY: Class Pres. 1; Pep Club 1-5, Sec. 4; jr. Beta 1- 2; Drama Club 1; SCA Mock Olympics 1; Stunt Night 1-4; Softball 2- 3; Girls ' Basketball 3-5; Co-Capt. 5; Girls ' Varsity 2-5; SGA Hist. 3; SCA rep. 2; Beta 4-5; Pres. 5; Convention 4; Miss PH Contest 3. REUBEN RAWLINGS PRYOR, JR.: Band 2-5. SANDRA LEE PRYOR: FHA 1; Band 2; Spanish Honor 4-5. KATHERINE ROGERS PUMPHREY: jr. Beta 2; jr. National Honor 3; Science Club 2; Science Fair 3, 3rd Place in Biology; National Honor 4-5, Pres. 5, Convention 4; Beta 4-5, Convention 4- 5; SCA rep. 3-5. MAYNARD LINWOOD PURYEAR: Football 1, 3, 5; FFA 1-2; Red Cross 5; Ecology 5. MICHAEL ANDREW PURYEAR: Football 1; Track 2; 4-H 1-5; FFA 1-5. Addie Wyatt and Burton Lewis enjoy taking charge of the SCA voting registration. 36 JOAN FAYE RAMKEY WILLIAM DOUGLAS RATH JAMES ENOS RAY, JR.: Eootball 1-5, Trophy for Best Of- fensive Player 4, All District Guard 4; Basketball 1-3; Track 1-5, All District High jumper 3; Boys ' Varsity Club 2-5; 4-H 2-5. LINDSEY MORTON RIDDEL: FHA 1-2; Orator 1-4; Drama Club 5; Miller and Rhodes Teen Board. NANCY LORINE RIGSBY: FHA 3-5. ELEANOR SUE ROBERTS: Band 1-2, All County 2; EHA 3- 5, jr. Degree 4; Spanish Honor 4-5; State Fair Entry 5. RACHEL KATHLEEN ROBINSON: Orator 4; Math-Science Conference 2-4. JOSEPH DANIEL ROSMARIN: FFA 1-5. MICHAEL ROSS ELIZABETH DIANE RUTH: EHA 1-5, Treas. 5; Fashion Show 2-4, Jr. Degree 4, State Fair Winner 4-5; Band 1-2, All County 2; National Honor 5. JAMES MICHAEL RUTLEDGE: DE, Pres. 5; DECA 4-5. JOYCE DEAN SCHOOLER: FHA 1-5; Girls ' Varsity Club 5; Softball 4-5; SCA rep. 1; FBLA 5. NANCY CAROLYN SEVERIN: Pep Club 1-5, ICC rep. 2, Sec. 3, Treas. 4; ETA 3-5, Pres. 5; Girls ' Basketball 1-2; Girls ' Varsity 1-5, Sec., Treas. 5; EHA 1; Jr. Beta 1-2; Beta 5; Jr. National Honor 2-3; National Honor 4-5; Lettergirl 5; Lucy P. Wood Award 1; Who ' s Who Among American High Schools 4; Stunt Night 1-5; Reporter to Newsleader 5; District Forensics 1; Assist. SCA rep. 2, 4; Campaign Mgr. for SCA Election 4; Sec. of Class 1; Delegate to Girls ' State 4; State Fair Winner 5; Drama Club 1; Class Rank 8. 37 ELIZABETH BANE SHAMPURGER: FHA 1-2, 4; Drama Club 2,5; Voice 4- 5, Clubs and Activities Ed. 5. GARY VICTOR SHELTON: Basketball 1, 3; Key Club 4-5; Science Fair 1. SHARON LEE SHELTON: FBLA 3-5; SCA rep. 5; Stunt Night 3-5. ELLEN LOUISE SLAUGHTER: FHA 3- 5. GENE DEWEY SMART: Track 3-4, Cross Country 4-5,1 Football 3; Key Club 4-5; Beta Club 5; SCA rep. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4-5, Pres. 5; Pep Club 4-5; Stunt Night 4-5. DIANE ELIZABETH SMITH: Drama Club 5; FTA 5; Library Club 5. ELVIN GERRY SMITH: Drama Club 1; Spark 2-5, Reporter 2-3, Photog. 2- 5, Page Ed. 4-5; Science Club 2-5; Va. Academy of Science 2; Science Fair 2-5: 1st place Physics 2; 3rd place Physics 3, 3rd place Chemistry, Physics 4; Key Club 5; WWBT High School Bowl 2-3. JANET JONES SMITH KATHRYN MARIE SMITH: FHA 1; FTA 3; SCA Assist, rep. 4; Beta 5. RUTH ELIZABETH SMITH: Pep Club 1-5; Drama Club 2; Voice; Mgr. Girls ' Basketball 2; Girls ' Varsity 2-5; 4-H 5, Medal Winner 5; Stunt Night 3-5. WILLIAM SOLOMON SMITH: Band 1-2; All County 2; 4-H 1; Science Fair 3rd place 3. VANITA CORAMINE SMITH: March- ing and Concert Band 1-2; Drama Club 5. DENISE MARIE SNELL: Band 1; Cho- rus 4. BETTY GRAFTON STANLEY: Pep Club 1-5; FHA 1-4; State Fair Winner 1-3, Fashion Show 1-3; Band 1-2; Lettergirl 3-5; Stunt Night 2-3. EDGAR PAUL STANLEY: Art Club 1- 5; Pres. 5; Science Fair: 3rd place 1- 3; Orator 5. 38 GRAYSON WILLIAM STANLEY MARY BURNLIE STANLEY: EHA 1-2, 4-5; SCA Advisory Board 3; ETA 4; Red Cross 5. MICEHAEL AUBREY STANLEY: Orator 5; Projectionists ' Club 3-5; 4-H 1-5, Dist. Winner 4; Science Club 2-4; Li- brary Assist. 1-2; Lab Assist. 3-5. TIMOTHY LANE STANLEY: FEA 1-4; 4-H 1-2; Projection- ists ' Club 3-5. SUSAN jANE STANSBURY: EHA 1-3; Pep Club 1-5, Pres. 5; ETA 4-5, Sec. 5; Voice 4-5; SCA rep. 2; Stunt Night 1-3. KAREN DOUGLAS STONE: Beta Club 4-5; Sec. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3- 5, Treas. 5; EHA 1-4; Pep Club 4-5; Band 1-3; Stunt Night 3,5; Spanish Honor 3-5; Prom Commit. 4; SCA rep. 4- 5. DEBORAH MAE TATE: EHA 1-5, Jr. Degree 1, Fashion Show 1; Pep Club 1-5; Class Leader 2-3, 5; Majorette 2-3, Sec. 2, Feature Twirler 4-5, Drum Majorette 5; SCA rep. 1, Assist. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4-5, Reporter 5, Senator to Model Gen- eral Assembly 5, Rep. to Va. Highway Safety Conf. 5; Sci- ence Club 5; Stunt Night 1, 3, 5; Prom Commit. 4; Parades 2-5. CARROLL WAYNE TAYLOR: Football 4-5; FEA 3-5; Track 4. HENRY CARLTON TAYLOR HOLLIS PAGE TAYLOR: Pep Club 1-5; ETA 3-5; Spanish Honor 4-5; Girls ' Varsity 5; jV Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 5; Miss PH Contest 1, 4; Drama Club 1; Homecoming Princess 1, Maid of Honor 5. RALPH WARREN TAYLOR WALTER NELSON TAYLOR CYNTHIA ANN TERREL: Lettergirl 2; Softball 1-2; FBLA 4; Cheerleader 1. JAMES MADISON THOMAS: Football 2-5; Track 1-3; Boys ' Varsity 3-5. 39 RICHARD LEWIS THOMAS: Track 1 - 5; FFA 3 - 5. WALTER RALEIGH THOMASSON, JR.: Football 1; Baseball 3 - 5; Boys ' Varsity 4 - 5; Key Club 4 - 5. CAROL ANN THOMPSON: FHA 1; SCA Rep. 2,4, Asst. 1; Class Sec. 2, 5; Lettergirl 2 - 4, Head 5; ETA 3-5, Sec. 4, Vice-Pres. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3-5, Sec. 4; Spanish Honor 5; Pep Club 2 - 5; jr. Beta 1 - 2; Beta Club 4 - 5; Stunt Night 2 - 5; DAR Good Citizenship 5; ICC Rep. 5. JAMES FRANCIS THOMPSON: Science Club 2 - 5; Debate Club 2 - 3, Best affirmative Team 3; VJAS Presentation 3; Hanover Science Fair, 1st prize 3; Math and Science Con- vention 2-5; 3rd and 4th prizes in Biology and Algebra 2 - 3; Photo. 3; Research in Abstract; Chair, of Science Fair 5. KATHY ALDENA THOMPSON: 4-H 1 - 2, Officer 2; Soft- ball 1; Voice 4 - 5; State Fair, 1st prizes 4; Fashion Show 2, 4 - 5; Perfect Attendance 1 - 2. WILLIAM EDGAR THOMPSON: Red Cross 5. Seniors line up for their Senior Figure. 40 SHIRLETTA ARNETTA TOLIVER ROBIN ZENO TRAYLOR: Drama Club 1, 3-5; Pres. 5, Dis- trict Play Festival 2; Pep Club 2-5; Stunt Night 1-5; Spark 2-5, Page Ed. 4-5, Liberty Singers 3-5, Pres. 5; FHA 5, Jr. Degree 5; Softball 1; School Play 2; ICC rep. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3; SCA rep. 3-5; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. THOMAS MASON TRENT: Projectionist Club 5. HERBERT CLOYD TRIVETT, JR.: Football 1-5; Track 1-5; Boys ' Varsity 4-5; Voice 4-5, Sports Ed. 5; Orator 4-5. STEVEN PAUL TRIVETT: Class Officer 1, 3-5; Spanish Honor 4-5; Key Club 4-5; Track 3-4; Football 2-3; Cross Country 4-5; SCA Officer 4-5. VICKIE DENISE VAUGHAN: Solo and Ensemble Festival 1; Ail Regional Band 2-3, 5; All County Band 1; FBLA 5; Tri- Hi-Y 5; Band 1-5; Voice 5. ARTHUR H. VIZTHUM NANCY LEE WADE: Modern Dance Club 1-2; Pep Club 3- 5; Spanish Honor 3-5; Science Club 3-5, ICC rep. 4-5; Girls ' Varsity 4-5; Girls ' Basketball Mgr. 5; Lab Assist. 4; Perfect Attendance 4; Prom Gommit..4; FHA 4-5, Pres. 5, Delegate to State Gonvention 4, Parliamentary Law Work- shop 4, Jr. Degree 4, Chapt. Degree 5, State Fair Winner 4; Commit. Chair. 4-5; Fashion Show 4-5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Na- tional Honor 5; Math Contest 5; Rep. Drug Institute 4. DEBORAH JEAN WAITE: FHA 1; Chorus 2; Lettergirl 3-5; Senior Fund Raising Commit. 5. SHEILA LORETTA WALLER RAYMOND JESSIE WALLS, JR. GAROLD BROWN WAMPLER: SCA rep. 1, Assist, rep. 2; Stunt Night 3-5; Forensics 2; Beta 4-5, Treas. 5; National Honor 4-5, Treas. 5; Key Club 4-5; Spark 5. JACQUELYN WRIGHT WATSON 41 DOUGLAS YOUNG WEBB: Football 1-3; Track 1-2; Bas- ketball 1-5; Pep Club 2-5; Key Club 4-5, Sec. 5; )r. Mar- shall 4; Boys ' State [delegate 4; Spark 4-5, Sports Ed. 5; Stunt Night 2, 4-5; SCA Workshop 4; SCA Assist, rep. 2, 4; SCA Vice-Pres. 5. MARY LINDA WHITE: FHA 1-5, )r. Degree 1; Fashion Show 1-2; State Fair Entry 3, 4-5, Degree in Home Nursing 2; State Fair Winner 2; ETA 3; PTSA 4-5; Prom Hostess 4, Prom Commit. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Red Cross 5. MIETON GIBSON WICHAM, JR.: FFA 1-5, Assist. Reporter 3, Reporter 4, Vice-Pres. 5, Exhibits 2-5; Winner 4-5; Blacksburg Eivestock judging Team 3, 5, Poultry Conven- tion 4, Nashville Eivestock judging Team 5, Va. State Fair 1-5, South Boston State Fair Winner 5, Star Greenhand. KRISTINA JEANETTE WIEHITE BRENDA KAYE Will IS: Drama Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3-5, Chap- lain 5; FHA 4-5; ETA 3-5; National Honor 5; Prom Com- mit. 4; Fashion Show 2; Perfect Attendance 1; State Fair Winner 2. SHARON GAY WOODSON: FHA 1; Chorus 1; FBEA 3; Fashion Show 1-2. STEVE EEWIS WOODSON: Band 1-3; DE 5. JUANITA EEAINE WOODY: Band 1-2; Chorus 1-3; SCA 1- 2; Spark 1-2, 4-5; Orator 1-5. ANNE CECELIA WRIGHT: Chorus 1-3, 5, All County 3, All State 2, All Regional 5; Liberty Singers 3, 5; Drama Club 1- 5; Stunt Night 2, 5; ETA 3-5; Business Mgr. for Orator 4-5; Orator 3-5; Local Forensics 2, Dist. 3; Stage Assist. 4-5; Science Fair 2; Ecology 5; Art Club 5; Prom Commit. 4. SHIREEY RUTH WRIGHT: Spanish Honor 1; Girls ' Chorus 2; Drama Club 3-4; Pep Club 4-5; Beta 5; Eiberty Singers 4-5, Vice-Pres. 5; Spark 4-5, Co-Ed. 5. 42 ADDIE BEATRICE WYATT: SCA rep. 2; 2nd place in Scrapbook Contest 1; Band 2; Reading Certificate 1-2; Perfect Attendance 1-2; Jr. National Honor 3; ETA 5; Spark 3; Miss PH Contest 4; Who ' s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 4-5; Human Relations Commit. 4-5, Co-Business Mgr. 5; SCA Sec. 4-5; National Honor 4- 5, Convention 4; Beta 4-5; Spanish Honor 3-5, Pres. 5; Dist. State Math Conference 1-3; Homeroom Sec. 2; Del. to State SCA Convention 4. LINDA ELIZABETH WYATT TRUDY LORAINE YOUNG: SCA rep. 1; Girls ' Varsity 2-5; Girls ' Basketball 2-5, Pres. 5; National Honor 4-5; Red Cross 5; Sec. 5, Human Relations Commit. 4-5. CAROLYN SUE ZICAEOOSE: SCA rep. 3; Orator 3-5; Art Ciub 3-5, Sec. 5; Beta 5. NOT PICTURED DONALD WAYNE ANDERSON: Choir 5, All Re- gional 5; Liberty Singers 3-5; Band 1-5; SCA rep. 4-5. LORENZA DERRICOTT: Eootball 2; Track 3-5; Baseball 3. WILLIAM CAMPBELL GRAVATT: 4-H 5; FEA 5; DE 2 . SHELIA CASH JACKSON: Homecoming Queen rep. 2; SCA rep. 3-4. SHIRLEY MAE JOHNSON: FHA 1; SCA rep. 1. JACK LEONARD KING: FEA 1-4. GODFREY EUGENE LAKE, JR.: Vice-Pres. Home- room 1; Basketball 1 and 5; Tennis 3-4; Hi-Y 4; Key Club 5; 4-H 5. ROBERT WILLIAM KUHL: Spanish Honor 4-5; Pep Club 1; Stunt Night 1-4; Spark 1-5; SCA rep. 1-2, 4, Assist. 3; Prom Commit. 4; Drama Club 1. LILLIE PEARL SHELTON: Girls ' Basketball 4-5; Softball 3-5; Girls ' Varsity; Drama Club 2-5; Hu- man Relations Commit. 4-5; SCA rep. 1; Home- coming Queen rep. 1. LARRY DONNEL SMITH: FEA 1-3, 5; Band 1-5. WILLIAM HAROLD THOMPSON: National Honor 5. BESSIE LEE WALKER: Band 1-2. JAMES THOMAS WARD: FEA 1-5. DENNIS ALEXANDER WHITE: FEA 1-5. 43 Junior Class LEFT TO RIGHT: Emma Lee Mitchell, Vice Pres.; Bill Slater, Treas.; George Carter, 1st Vice Pres.; John McEwen, Pres.; Doris Ro- maine. Sec. Adams, Carolyn Adams, Randy Alvis, Betty Ambrogi, David Anderson, Garnetta Armistead, Debbie Armstrong, janet Bailey, Ioann Baker, Brenda Baker, Virginia Ballenger, Debbie Banks, |immy Berger, Sandra Bolderidge, David Bourne, Rhonda Bourne, Rita Bourne, Walter Bremner, Margaret 44 Brice, Kathy Brockwell, Pam Bruce, Randy Bryant, Dale Bumpass, Susan Butler, William Byrd, Stephanie Carter, George Case, Mike Cecil, Sandra Christian, Susan Clay, Bill Claytor, Debbie Conwell, Jerry Corley, jerry Covington, Brenda Conwell, William Crawley, Debbie Curtis, Cynthia Dabney, Debbie Davis, Faye Deal, Darlene DeBorous, jean Derricott, Gregory The night before Prom and the juniors still have a long way to go be- fore finishing. Derricott, Marlon Derricott, Wilbur DiGiacomo, Robert Doggett, Greg Doggett, Jackie Durham, Nancy Dyer, Patricia Eddleton, Janet Edwards, Darry Edwards, Donald Edwards, Terri Ehrlich, Donna Elder, Skeeter Emerson, Lauri Engleby, Lynn Eaulknier, Barbara Ferrell, Beverly Fleming, Linda Follie, Doris Folly, Thelma Fountain, Vanessa Fox, Debbie Gardener, Jean Gardener, Robert 46 Goodman, Tina Cordon, Bernard Green, Loretta Green, Winnie Hale, loan Hale, Stephen Hall, Debbie Hall, Naneaster Hall, Randy Hall, Richard Hamn, Carroll Harmon, Cay Harris, Danny Harris, Dougie Harris, Nancy Harris, Paul Harris, Velma Hart, Mary Hawthorne, Mike Hazelgrove, Brenda Henderson, Lorenzo Henley, Debbie Henry, Bonita Hollins, Sam Hooker, Valerie Hope, Melinda Horton, Jackie Howell, Brenda Iverson, Edna Jackson, Cynthia Jackson, Rhonda Jackson, Sandra Jackson, Wilnette Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Donald 47 lohnson, |erry lohnson, Shirley lones, Agnes lones, Bonnie )ones, Margaret lowers, Vickie Ketner, Earnest Kimbrough, Kim Knight, Barbara Knotts, Kevin Leftwich, Ronnie Leslie, Ben Lewis, Diana Lewis, Earnest Lewis, Lawrence Lipscomb, Tommy Loehline, Keith Loney, leanette Long, Marie Luck, Sandra Mahanes, Connie Mallory, Douglas luniors have many ways of displaying their rings. 48 Mallory, Frank Mallory, Thelma Mason, Raymond Mathews, Barry Matro, Victor McDougall, Robert McEwen, John McLauchin, Page Melton, Steward Midyette, Anne Miller, Bonnie Mines, Kelvin Mines, Regina Mines, Walter Minor, Carmelia Mitchell, Emma Eee Mitchell, Jerry Nelson, Sheila Nicholas, Eloise Nichols, Janet Nuckols, Debbie Nuckols, Billy Nuckols, Gail Nuckols, Garland Ostereud, Jeff Parker, Gail Patterson, Melvinia Patterson, Nancy Pleasants, Bobby Pleasants, Eunice Pleasants, Gene Powell, Theresa Quarles, Jean Reese, Carole Robinson, Eliza Robinson, Vernell 49 Romaine, Doris Ross, Deborah Sadler, Pam Saunders, Steve Schmetzer, Karen Schwertfeger, Linda Shelton, Carolyn Shelton, Deborah Shelton, Duke Sholes, Steve Sieger, Penny Simmons, John Slater, Bill Slater, Brant Smith, Linda Smith, Rebecca Smith, Alvin Smith, Brendalin Smith, Sam R. Smith, Skippy Smithers, Terry Owens JUNIOR MARSHALLS: SITTING: Debbie Armistead, Janet Armstrong, Su- san Bumpass. STANDING: Jimmy Banks, Dougie Harris, George Carter, In addition to sponsoring the Junior Class, Miss Beckwith teaches Biology and Chemistry. Snyder, Berrie Somers, Dennis Stanley, Darlene Steel, Mike Stephens, Hugh Stockner, Eddie Straus, Lucille Street, David Taliaferro, George Tarrer, Janice Taylor, James Taylor, Patricia Thomas, Bessie Thomas, Mike Thomasson, Connie Tompkins, Sheila Turner, Crandall Tyler, Millician 51 Wasn ' t that sweet of David to open the door for Luther? VanFossen, Vickie Vass, )anie Waller, Alonzo Waller, George Walker, Betty Walsh, Patricia Walton, Ned Watkins, Wilbur Weideman, Gail West, Junie White, Cathy White, Luther Whitley, Mike Wilhite, Nancy Willis, David Williamson, Jeff Willis, Ann Willis, Lewis Wingfield, Frank Wingfield, Shelby 52 Wiliiams Butch Huff sits patiently while Janie him for the Mr. P.H, Contest. Winn, Marshall Winston, Albert Winston, Freda Winston, Henry Winston, Jean Winston, Jewel Wise, Tommy Wood, Sandra Woodson, Simon York, Lorri Hall prepares 53 Sophomore Class LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Timberlake, Sec., )immy Wampler, Vice Pres., John Priddy, Pres., Rueban Pryor, Treas. Abrams, Howard Alexander, Pat Allen, Wilnette Allman, Carl Anderson, Earl Anderson, Levi Anderson, Velma Atkisson, John Ayers, Billy Bailes, Renee Banton, Donna Banton, Randy Banton, Robbie Barnes, Eddie Bauer, Debbie Baylor, Benjamin Birkitt, |im Blackburn, Judy Blackburn, Nancy Blackwell, Rusty Borker, Peggy Bowles, C. R. Brannan, Kathy Brock, Greg 54 Brooks, Althea Brown, Debbie Bryant, Wayne Buchannan, Tom Butler, Tim Camden, David Carey, jacquelyn Carneal, Gayle Carter, Gene Carter, Glenda Caruthers, Kim Case, Danny Cash, Byron Cash, Joyce Champ, Richard Chapman, Paul Claiborne, Cynthia Clarke, Mary Clarke, Michael Cobb, Karen Coffin, Keith Cole, Tim Coleman, Claudette Coleman, Daisy Cooper, Melvin Cousins, Larry Cowell, Dennis Curtis, Michael Dabney, Cheryl Dabney, Linda Davidson, Kathy Davis, Jeff Davis, Jill Davis, Ray Denton, Mike Diana, Paul Duck, Patricia Dudley, Mary Duke, Diane Dunivan, Paula Dunivan, Linwood Dunn, Linwood Dymacek, Robbie Emerson, Laurence Empey, Linda Epps, Floyd Epps, Tony Earmer, Diane 55 Petty, loan Petty, Paul Pleming, Dallas Pollie, Mary Polly, Levi Pord, Ioanna Prancisco, Charles Cable, Marian Cannes, Charles Caines, Linda Caines, Melvin Cayle, Calvin Cayle, Keith Ceorge, Cail Ciles, Benjamin Claubit, Bob Clazebrook, lohnny Cooch, Ronnie Coodman, Prank Cordon, Iris Cordon, Paulette Cravatt, Sandra Cray, Arlene Cray, Douglas Creen, Perhonda Crimes, Roderick Haley, Ricky Hall, Alsie Hall, Keith Hall, Russell Hamilton, David Hancock, Warren Hansen, Curtis Harper, Billy Harris, Carl Harris, Donna Harris, Marshall Harris, Overton Harris, Sharon Harris, Winfrey Hawthorne, Will Hayes, Ellen Heins, Philip Heiskill, Mary Henderson, Edith Herbert, Willy Hicks, H. R. Hinton, Yvette 56 Hodges, James Hooker, Roosevelt Hopkins, Vanie Horton, Billy Houchens, Linda Hughes, Walley Isabell, Susan Isley, Arthur Jackson, Annie Jackson, Amy James, Bernard Jarralk, Larry Jefferson, Theodora jencik, Patty Johnson, Carrie Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Gloria Johnson, James Jones, Robert Jones, Sarah Jones, Susan Kersey, John King, Jerry King, Roxanne King, Peggy King, Sherry LeFevre, Kenneth Leonard, Barbara Leslie, Ronald Lewis, Carolyn Lewis, Hezzie Lewis, Patricia Lewis, Randy Lewis, Ronald Loney, John Luck, Wayne Sophomore Class is well dressed and well rounded as displayed by lovely Chuck Thompson. Williams 57 Mahanes, Janice Mallory, Ricky Mallory, Stuart Mallory, Walter Mallory, Wilber Marr, Cheryl Mason, Kenneth May, Greg Melnyczn, Lesia Melton, Wayne Michael, Steve Mickens, Lewis Midyette, jeb Miller, Tim Mills, Willard Milstead, Roger Mines, Mary Mines, Myrtle Moore, Lynn Mundhenk, Cindy Murphy, Debbie Napier, Connie Nuckols, Carlton Nuckols, David O ' Berry Lesta Oliver, Beth Paine, Pam Parrish, Michael Patterson, David Pauley, Wayne I wonder whal this intelligent group 58 Pemberton, Lee Pemberton, Tommy Pierce, David Pittenger, Denise Pittenger, Tony Pleasants, Richard Pollard, lames Priddy, John Puryear, Susan Redding, Markeeta Phyne, Paul Roberts, Mike Robinson, Charles Robinson, Thomas Rogers, Karen Ross, Laura Rutledge, Cinty Sampson, Arnette Samuels, Jean Sanders, Debbie Seay, Mary Shamburger, Peter Sharpe, Diane Sharpe, Ronnie f could be talking about so early in the morning. Shelton, Marlon Sill, Doris Simms, Connie Smith, Brooke Smith, Danita Smith, Marie Sprouse, Carlton Stanley, Charles 59 Stanley, Donna Stanley, Douglas Stanley, Keith Stanley, Lee Starling, Shelia Steenburgh, Neil Stone, Renee Street, Brenda Street, Linda Tate, Nancy Tate, Warren Taylor, Myra Teagarden, LaVonne Thompson, Charles Thompson, Gregory Thompson, Otis Tignor, Teresa Tiller, Pamela Timberlake, Margaret Toliver, Yolanda Toombs, Karen Tribble, Wayne Tunstall, Lois Turner, Linda Waldrop, Sharon Walker, Lucille Waimier, John Walton, )im Wampler, jimmy Ward, Sylvia Washington, Earl Washington, Bobby Sophomores raise $350 during their magazine drive. 60 Watkins, Lorri Watson, Helen West, Conde Wickham, )ay Wickham, Susan Wilkerson, Richard Williams, Scott Williams, Teresa Willis, Gerald Willis, Karen Wingfield, Craig Winston, Cary Woody, John Wright, Fred Winston, Cynthia Winston, James Winston, Reuben Winston, Shelia Winston, Terri Woodson, Susan 61 62 Clubs Clubs play an important role in the student ' s life. They cre- ate a desire to become involved and to take an active part in our school life. The Inter-Club Council, ICC, is composed of one represent- ative from every club present at P.H. These representatives keep each other informed of their club ' s plans and they work together in achieving their goals. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Moore, Gladys Patterson, Faye Cox, Jackie Doggett, Lois Lane, MartFia Carter, Carol TFiompson, Dougie Webb. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Tyler, Nancy Wade, Cail Nuckols, FJerbert Boomhower, Debbie Ballenger, Kathy Brice, David Deford, Bobby Eddleton, Stewart Melton, Page Mclauchlin, Marilyn Corker, Ricky Rhyne, George Carter. 63 8CA Officers SEATED: Dennis Eolly — Pres., Addie Wyatt — Sec., Dougie Webb — Vice Pres. STANDING: Malcolm King — Hist., Steve Trivett — Treas. Senior 8CA Representatives Broadwater FRONT ROW: David Deford. SECOND ROW: Kay Pumphrey, Susan Barney. THIRD ROW: Gladys Patterson, Martha Carter, Suzanne Conyers. FOURTH ROW: Linda Mize, Holly lackson. Burton Lewis, Mark Ciragosian. FIFTH ROW: Karen Stone, Robin Traylor, )aney Holt, Harold Thompson, Sharon Shelton, Bobby Kuhl, Walter Thomasson. Junior 8CA Representatives FRONT ROW: Eloise Nicholas. SECOND ROW: Bonita Henry, Thelma Mallory, Patricia Taylor. THIRD ROW: Ressis Codsey, Gay Harmon, Brenda Hazelgrove, Lynn Engleby. FOURTH ROW: Doris Romaine, Bonnie Jones, Cynthia Johnson, Nancy Patterson, Beverly Ferrell. FIFTH ROW: George Carter, Janet Armstrong, Bill Slater, Frank Wingfield, Luther White, John McEwen, Page McLauchlin. Sophomore SCA Representatives FIRST ROW: Wilber Mallory, Renne Bailes, H. R. Hicks, Cindy Mundhenk, Will Hawthrone, Arlene Gray. SECOND ROW: Lesia Melnyczyn, John Priddy, Kim Caruthers, Sandra Cravett, Connie West, Jimmy Birkett. THIRD ROW: Paula Dunnavant, Brooke Smith, Glenda Carter. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Waldrop, Terry Winston. FIFTH ROW: Jim Walton. 65 Beta Early in the year the Beta Club needed money, thus on the night of Homecoming they took over the Key Club con- cession stand in order to raise funds. The money raised was used to pay for registration fees at the Beta Convention which several members at- tended in the Spring. As a service project the club collected food and clothing for a needy family in order to pro- vide them with a happier Christmas. The last project of the club was the planting of a dogwood tree beside the audi- torium in honor and memory of the late Mrs. Mary Lancaster. FRONT ROW: Malcolm King, Burton Lewis, Garold Wampler — Treas., Bruce Priddy — Pres., Karen Stone — Sect., Gladys Patterson — V.P., Carol Thomp- son — Hist. SECOND ROW: Janie Hall, Linda Mize, Ann Marie Ostergren, Ad- die Wyatt, Kaye Pumphrey, Marilyn Minor, Shirley Ruth Wright, Margaret Lybrand, Clendy Pleasants. THIRD ROW: Sarah Messick, Gene Grubbs, Dennis Folly, David Deford, Ricky Rhyne, Nancy Severin, Bobby Eddleton. Beta ' s prepare for convention. Owerj 66 Ecology Broadwater This year a group of stu- dents, interested in preserving our national environment, formed the Ecology Club. The members worked closely with other Nature Lovers in the Richmond area. Their main project was the purchase of a paper bin which was placed in Ashland. KNEELING: Clair Carter, Sandra Nash, Lois Lane, Faye Cox, Tommy Clay, Bill Allman. STANDING: Gregg Doggett — V.P., Marilyn Corker — ICC Rep., Darlene Ftedgepeth, Cecilia Wright, Nancy Dempsy, Thelma Mallory, Mrs. Andrews — Sponsor, Sarah Messick — Treas., Danita Brown — Pres. NOT PICTURED: Nance Durham - Sec., Beth Chenery, Maynord Puryear, Nelson Taylor. Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Broadwater FRONT ROW: Kathy Brice — Co-Hist., David Deford — V.P., Susan Barney — Co- Hist., Dee Smart — Pres., Brenda Baker — Sect., Brenda Willis — Chaplain, Debbie Tate — Reporter, Karen Stone — Treas. SECOND ROW: Elsie Noel, Faye Cox, Janet Holt, Janie Hall, Nancy Wade, Terri Edwards, Vicki Vaughan. THIRD ROW: Melinda Hope, Clendy Pleasants, Mary Kaye Johnson, Linda Mize, Nancy Melton, Neena Brannan, Debbie Hall, Betty Aivis, Sandra Nash. FOURTH ROW: Carol Thompson, Ricky Ivey, Paul Harris, Danny Harris, Marsha Garnett, Mary Linda White, Debbie Goodman. NOT PICTURED: Beth Chenery, Beverly Cross, Joan Hale, Ann Marie Ostergren, Craig Wingfield. The Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y, a national Christian organization, is very influential in promoting togetherness and brotherhood here at Patrick Henry. Besides giving some morning devo- tions and cleaning up the gym before every home basketball game, the group also attends different churches in the Ash- land area once every month. This year the club also joined in a clean-up campaign with several other youth groups in Ashland. This year, as every year, the club submitted a bill to the Model General Assembly spon- sored by the Y.M.C.A. The bill was chosen to be presented and the club sent three mem- bers, Debbie Tate, Paul Harris, and Brenda Baker, to defend it at the M.G.A. David Deford, who was responsible for draw- ing up and submitting the bill, also worked with the repre- sentatives in planning a defens e of the bill. 67 The Spanish Honor Society The Spanish Honor Society was active this year in sponsor- ing Una Velada Musical, which was a fiesta of games, songs and dances. Bullfighting and breakingthe Rinata were favorites among the games. Songssuch as La Paloma and El Burro were sung. It wasuna fiesta estupenda! This year the club held a for- mal dinner to honor the new members tapped into the club. The menu consisted of Spanish dishes prepared by the club members. NEW SPANISEH CLUB MEMBERS, SITTING: Steve Owens, Ronald Lewis, John Priddy, Ray Oavis. STANDING: Karen Rogers, Pat Cook, Barbara Leonard, Debbie Murphy. Nothing like a bull fight, huh Janet? ERONT ROW: Dennis Lolly, Steve Triyett, Sammy EHollins, David Deford, Bill Allman, Gene Grubbs — Treas., Ricky Rhyne — V. Pres,, Burton Lewis, Addie Wyatt — Pres., Brooke Johnson — Sec., Kathy Brice. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Giles — Sponsor, Karen Stone, Linda Mize, loan EJale, Clendy Pleasants, Bonnie lones, Hollis Taylor, lanet Holt, Margaret Lybrand, |o Ellen Brett, Bootsie Murphy, Sue Butler, Melvinia Patterson, Nancy WarJe, Holly lackson, Marilyn Minor, Sherry Gerald, Gloria Gordon, Marie Long, Sandra Pryor, Naomi Belton, Terri Edwards, Bonita Henry, Eleanor Roberts, Ann Marie Ostergren, Donna Erhiick. 68 The National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Dennis Folly, David Boldridge, Page McLauchlin, John McEwen, Ricky Rhyne, Luther White, Kevin Knotts, Garold Wampler, Bill Allman, Bobby Eddleton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McClurkin, Janet Holt, Kaye Pumphrey, Gladys Patterson, Nancy Patterson, Brenda Willis, Anne Midyette, Trudy Young, Bootsy Murphy, Danita Brown, Margaret Lybrand, Linda Mize, Grayson Stanley. THIRD ROW: Harold Thompson, Brenda Hazelgrove, Addie Wyatt, Marie Ehrlich, Sandra Nash, Sarah Messick, Nancy Severin, Caro! Thompson, Deana Ruth, Nancy Wade, Brenda Baker, Marie Long. Kay Pumphrey ' s opportunity to attend the National Honor Leadership Training Confer- ence in Arkansas attributed to the club ' s projects and interest. She brought back new ideas for an excellent program pres- ented to honor the newly inducted members. The National Honor Society in conjunction with the Beta Club purchased a small dog- wood tree which they planted in honor of the late Mrs. Lan- caster. Gladys Patterson pins Kevin Knotts, one of the newly inducted members. 69 Several engagements in which the Key Club partici- pated were running the con- cession stand for all home football games, collecting money for the Heart Fund, and presenting their annual Christ- mas concert. Admission to the concert was one can of food or 25 ( 1 . All proceeds were donated to the Hanover Christ- mas Mother. Presiding over a Kiwanis Club meeting in the spring required preparation from each member. Such topics as drugs, environment and race relations were discussed at the meeting by Key Club members. Key Club Tenney -Well Santa, I do need a permanent. Broadwater SEATED: EHarold Thompson, Mark Ciragosian — Pres., Luther White, Gayle lewell, Walter Thomasson, Steve Trivett, Bobby Eddleton, Dee Smart, Bill Slater, David Deford, Rickey Ivey, Gary Shelton, Malcolm King, Gene Grubbs, Garold Wampler, Burton Lewis. STANDING: Dougie Webb — Sec., Ronnie Moore — V.P., Dennis Eolly — Treas., [Tavid Christolph, Sammy Hollins, Tommy Wise, George Carter, Hugh Stephens, Howard Hendrick, David Empey, lohn McEwen, Ricky Rhyne, Dougie Har- ris, jimmy Banks, Argie Haley, Gee Lake, Ronnie Patterson, Ellis Harris, )eff Mitchell, Gerry Smith, Frank Wingfield, David BoldricJge. Broadwater LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Moore — Vice Pres., Mark Giragosian — Pres., Mary Kay johnson — Key Club Sweetheart, Dougie Webb — Sec., Dennis Folly — Treas. 70 Voice Staff FRONT ROW; Neena Brannan, Herbert Trivette, April Coodloe, Patricia Taylor, Bonita Henry, Sue Stansbury, Ricky Ivey, Bane Shamburger, Susan Barney, Debbie Ballenger. SECOND ROW: Georgia Tyler, Carolyn lohnson, Vicki Vaughan, Melvinia Patterson, Cynthia Dymacek, Kathy Thompson, lanie Vass, Faye Cox, Nancy Melton, Sheila Tomp- kins, Darlene Hedgepeth, Peter Sham- burger, Betty Stanley. Staff members discuss club surveys. Due to an inexperienced staff, the Voice faced several production problems this year. The staff had to go very slowly, rechecking everything. The result was missed deadlines and a very late publication. Much has been learned by those mistakes. Next year is expected to be much better with a more qualified staff. 71 Broadwater FRONT ROW: Gene Grubbs, Garold Wampler, Mike Thomas, Gerry Smith, David Empey, Nelson Taylor, Herbie Boomhower, Mark Giragosian. SECOND ROW; Page McLauchlin, Eloise Nicholas, Janie Hall, Susan Christian, Shirley Ruth Wright — Co-Editor, Linda Mize — Co-Editor, Robin Traylor, Camelia Minor, Lois Lane, Faye Cox, Carrie Jefferson, Holly Jackson, Addie Wyatt, Jo Ann Owens, Janet Nichols. THIRD ROW: David Ambrogi, David Bolderidge, Jimmy Birkitt, Cynthia Custis, Juanita Woody, Gladys Patterson, Faye Davis, Lyn Howard, Debbie Ballenger, Debbie Hall, Johnny Jones, Skippy Smith. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Kuhl, Kevin Knotts, Lynn Engleby, Martha Carter, Sarah Messick, Patricia Harris, Dougie Webb, Miss Hillers — Sponsor. Despite serious financial difficulties, the Spark members provided our school with a fine news- paper. A marked expansion of editorials increased student body interest in the Spark. In the spring, the Spark staff presented an award for the most outstanding senior staff mem- ber. Garold Wampler was the recipient of this award. It ' s paste-up time, again! Wright What ' s so interesting? Buy a subscription to the Spark and find out! Wright 72 Orafor Broadwater FRONT ROW: Diana Lewis, Margaret Bremner, Thelma Folly, Mary Tyus, )o Brett, Nan Hall, Carolyn Zicafoose — Co-Editor, Dennis Folly — Co-Editor, Henry Taylor, E. C. Taylor, Mike Stanley, Juanita Woody. SECOND ROW: Bruce Matthews, Jackie Horton. THIRD ROW: Lois Lane, Steve Owens, Ronald Lewis, Janie Hall, Cindy Chapman, Cecilia Wright, Faye Cox, Paul Stanley, Page McLauchlin. NOT PICTURED: Debbie Ballenger, Elaine Worley — Sec. Special effects are discussed by Mrs. Novis. The Orator, our school ' s literary magazine, was the chief outlet for students with creative writ- ing. Any student could submit material to the Orafor which was then read and discussed by the staff. Activities of the magazine included sponsoring a regional workshop with Mrs. Ruby Novis as speaker. Staff members work on paste-ups. 73 The Varsity Broadwater FIRSI ROW: )oAnna Ford, Linda Walter, Margaret Bremner, Brook lohnson, T. |. jefferson, Rhonda Jackson, Cynthia Winston, Cary Johnson, Eloise Nickolas, Mrs. Peaks. SECOND ROW: Bessie Walker, Linda Fleming, Lilly Shelton, Silvia Ward, Beverly Ferrell, Ann Johnson, Pat Cook, Mary Childress, Brinday Mallory. TFHIRD ROW: Juan Curtis, Carolyn Jackson, Cecilia Wright, Loucille Strass, Claudette Coleman, Castle Kearse, Bonnie Taylor, Georgia Tyler, Carolyn Johnson. FOURTFH ROW: Jim Walton, Michael Stanley, Wilton Parrish, Bruce Mathews, John Corden, Greg Doggett, |ohn Smith, Lillie Henderson, Bennie Taliferro, Danny Bremner. The Varsity Choral Club led a very successful year under the direction of Mrs. Peaks. In the fall they presented a Thanksgiving program and the religious rock opera, Good News. During basketlTall sea- son they sponsored a Spirit Chain Contest against Lee- Davis that was a complete suc- cess. The chorus performed at var- ious churches in the Hanover area throughout the school year. They were represented at All Regional Chorus l)y six of its meml)ers. Donald Anderson was elected to go as alternate to All State Chorus. Wright Patriots stomp ail over Lee-Davis at the Spirit Contest. 74 Choral Club Patriots weep for joy over the death of the Confederates. Ann Johnson looks on while Cynthia Winston sings her solo. Good News, put on by the chorus, captivates the attention of the audi- ence. 75 Liberfy Singers McEwen Liberty Singers visit Hanover Court House. The Liberty Singers started out as a fairly large group, but by the spring the membership had dwindled somewhat. During the Christmas Season they performed at the Key Club Christmas assembly. Other activities included vis- iting Hanover Courthouse, the Ashland Town Hall and per- forming in the Spring Arts Fes- tival. Eloise Nicholas leads the Liberty Singers at the Christmas Assembly. FRONT ROW: Cynthia Winston, Mar- garet Bremner, Theodorea lefferson, Susan Bowman, Robin Traylor, Shirley Ruth Wright, Cecilia Wright, Beth Oli- ver, |ohn Pridciy. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Peaks, Bruce Matthews, Donald Ander- son, Pat Cook, Eliza Robinson, Eloise Nicholas. Broadwater 76 Audio-Visual Club The Audio-Visual Club was more active this year due to the fact that Mr. Cobb was hired to work strictly with the audio-visual equipment. Setting up of several listen- ing stations in the library for the use of the students was their main project. LEFT TO RIGHT; Tim Stanley, Tommy Trent, George Carter, Mr. Cobb — advisor. Library Club Each year, several dedicated girls give up their study halls to work in the library. Maintaining the bulletin board in the library and deco- rating a float for Homecoming served as their main projects. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Crenshaw — Sponsor, Norma Hicks, Pat Hand, )udy Patterson, Brenda Howell, Diane Smith, Kathy Carter, Darlene Stanley, Nerissa Godsey, Holly lackson, Joyce Brooks, Pam Nuckols — Pres. 77 Drama Twelve Angry Men presented by: Cecilia Wright, Danita Brown, Steve Owens, Karen Schmetzer, Susan Bowman, Bane Shamburger, Mary Childress, C. B. Hamn, Lendsey Riddell, Herbie Boomhower, Sheryll Marr, and Charlene Rada. The Drama Club had great hopes and dreams this year but were not able to accomplish all of them. The plays they did produce were Some of My Best Friends, a one act play performed for the Spring Festival, and Twelve Angry Men. The latter play was presented in the form of the reading theater. The club attempted to put on Glass Menagerie and Raisin in the Sun, but were unable to do so because of lack of inter- est. FRONT ROW: Herbie Boomhower — ICC, Marilyn Minor — Sec., Robin Traylor — Pres., Sarab Messick — Treas. SECOND ROW: Karen Willis, Page McLauchlin, Marga- ret Bremner, Susan Barney, Lillie Shelton, Kathy Carter, Holly jackson, Melinda Hope, Myra Cross, Cecilia Wright. THIRD ROW: Debbie Matthews, Donna Matthews, Cynthia Chapman, )oAnn Owens, Gloria Gordon, Lois Lane, Garrie lefferson, Gladys Patterson, Mary Childress, Faye Cox. FOURTH ROW: Sheryll Marr, C. B. Hamn, Vanita Smith, Danita Brown, Susan Bowman, Lindsey Riddell, Nelson Taylor, lackie Britt, Bane Shamburger. 78 Art Club BgT The versatile Mrs. Wright catches a quick bite to eat and teaches art at the same time. Shelby, what are you doing?? Keep busy and you ' ll stay out of mischief. One look at the Art Club and you would think that was their motto. An Art show at Azalea Mall and an Art Festival held at Henry Clay Shopping Center were not enough to keep the members busy. The members were able to display their works for sale while others demonstrated their drawing abilities at the Art Festival. The Ashland Christmas Parade gave the mem- bers an excellent chance to show their creativity in decorating one of the floats. FRONT ROW; Nelson Taylor — Hist., Faye Cox — ICC, Paul Stanley — Pres., Cindi Chapman — Treas., David Empey — Vice-Pres. SECOND ROW; Mrs. Wright — Sponsor, Cecelia Wright, )anice Mahanes, Barbara Leonard, Marian Cable, Tim Cole, Mary Chil- dress, Carolyn Zicafoose, Sheryll Marr. 79 Band Broadwater FRONT ROW: Caldys Patterson, Vicki Vaughn, Vickie Van Fossen, Bootsy Murphy, Diana Lewis, Lois Tunstall, Melvinia Patterson, Gregory Thompson, Simon Woodson, Eugene )ackson, Joanna Ford, Mike Roberts, Theodora Jefferson, Robbie Dymacek. SECOND ROW: Fred Wright, Danny Case, Ronnie Sharpe, Mike Steele, Donald Anderson, Darry Edwards, Carrie Jefferson, Reuben Pryor, Larry Smith, Albert Winston, Mike Case, Tommy Harris, Neil Steinburg. THIRD ROW: Mr. Littlejohn, Joe Creery, Dale Bryant, Richard Harris, Henry Winston. Mr. Littlejohn, with two years of experience from Buck- ingham High School, has reju- venated our band. The follow- ing honors are evidence of this new life: In District 1 competi- tion the band received a rating of excellent in the Band Fes- tival, nine students received similar recognition in the solo and ensemble category, while ten students received scholar- ships to the University of Kan- sas for summer study. Ruben Pryor and Melvinia Patterson because of their mu- sical ability were chosen to go with the Va. State College Symphonic Band on a two week tour of Europe. Aside from being host for all the home football games, the band participated in the Ash- land Christmas Parade and George Washington Festival Parade in Fredericksburg. Band members perform at the Ashland Christmas parade. Could this be band practice? Wright Priddv 80 Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Oliver, Head Majorette, Debbie Tate, Featured Twirler, Alice Luck, Assistant Head. Broadwater The Patrick Henry Majorettes were on the move this season. Add- ing color and beauty to the band, they marched a whirlin ' and a twirlin ' . From parades to pep ralleys, they marched onward, their arms weakening but did they stop? Oh no. With a smile on the face and a baton in hand, they marched onto the field with style and grace. They helped to add not only pep to the band but also enjoyment to the spectators during football games. While feature twirler, Debbie Tate, took the spotlight with a skill none could match, the majorette squad showed an excellent style all their own. They performed at their best. KNEELING: Alice Luck, Debbie Tate, Beverly Oliver. STANDING: Gonde West, Susan Puryear, Kim Caruthers, jackie Doggett, Kim Salmon, April Goodloe, Benita Henry. Broadwater 81 One . . . Two . . . Ready . . . Begin. Adding gaiety and color, the Lettergirls bright- ened up the basketball games and pep rallies. With heads held high, knees up and smiles wide as ever, they highlighted the season ' s football games. The lettergirls took great pride in their school and proved it, in doing their best to entertain at half times during the football games. Whether the games were won or lost, the Lettergirls were there to let the team know they were behind them all the way. FRONT ROW; Caro l Mahanes, leanie LeFevre, Betty Stanley, Cynthia Dyma- cek, Debbie Waite, Linda Mize. SEC- OND ROW: Susan Barney, Ann Marie Ostergren, Beverly Cross, Darlene FHed- gepeth, Carol Thompson — Head, Mary lohnson, Nancy Severin, Sidney Cole. Lettefgirls Lettergirls step to music in Ashland Christmas parade. Pnddy 1971-1972 Lettergirls Broadwater Senior Lettergirls Owens 82 Pep Club The Pep Club Broadwater Owens Basketball players enjoy Appreciation Day I ; A bevy of beauties at Mr. Patrick Henry Owens This year the Pep Club was one of the most active clubs at Patrick Henry. With Apprecia- tion Days for all Varsity sports, there were streamers and pos- ters galore. When it came to school spirit this club couldn ' t be beat. To start off, P.H.H.S. sweaters were sold with mono- grams to boot. With the sweat- ers, the School Spirit Chain, for the Lee Davis — Patrick Henry basketball game, the club was going places. The Mr. Patrick Henry Con- test, the highlight of the Pep Club ' s year, was held March 3, with Debbie Tate as M.C. The judges chose Ricky Ivey, the lucky, beautiful winner. Robbie Banton was 1st runner-up; David Empey, 2nd runner-up. 83 Boy ' s Varsity FRONT ROW: Argie FHaley, Steve Trivett, Jerry Johnson, Herbert Trivett — Vice-Pres., Jeff Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Walter Thomas- son, Gayle Jewell, Ronnie Moore, Ellis Harris, John Axselle, Jimmy Ray — Treas. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Banks — Sec., Robert McDougall. BOYS ' VARSITY After paying for basketball programs in 1971, the Boys ' Varsity Club had a large deficit in their treasury. To overcome this, the club engaged in selling boxes of Christmas cards, bleacher cushions and red, white, and blue Patriot hats to raise funds. FHA Several girls earned their Junior, Chapter, and State degrees in homemaking this year. The height of the year was the Fashion Show in which each girl modeled a garment she made in her home economics class. F.H.A. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Cross — Sponsor, DebJiie Matthew, Donna Matthews, Debbie Sanders, Kim Caruthers, Neena Brannon, Janet Eddleton, Nancy Wade — Pres., Mary Stanley — Sec,, Ann Marie Ostergren, Gay Harmon, Barbara Leonard. SECOND ROW: Janice Mahanes, Mary Beth Seay, JTonna Harris, Susan Wickhan, Nancy Tate, Janie Vass, Sheryl Dabney, Brenda Willis, Lyndal Howard, Nancy Harris, Holly Jackson, Zelma Harris, Conde West. THIRD ROW: Susan Jones, Carolyn Greene, Jean Samuel; Wilnette Jack- son, Barbara Knight, Cindy Corker, Robin Traylor, Nancy Melton, Pam Nuckols, Martha Carter, Melinda Hope, Mrs. Christian — Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Linda Empey, Susan WoorJson, BrencJa Gayle, Pam Tiller, Susan Puryear, Susan Christian, Eleanor Roberts, Mary Linda White, Connie Napier, Sue Butler, Joyce Schooler, Nancy Rigsby, Debbie Tate. 84 Girls ' Varsity FRONT ROW: Mrs. Bennent, Nancy Severin — Sec.-Treas., Martha Carter — V.P., Trudy Young — Pres., Miss Dowdy — Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Emma Mitchell, Linda Street, Renee Bailes, Joyce Schooler, Pam Nuckols, Suzanne Conyers, Donna Harris, Marilyn Corker. THIRD ROW: Linda Adams, Betty Smith, Eliza Robinson, Lillie Shelton, Shelia Nelson, Claudette Coleman, Brenda Street, Shirley Ruth Wright, Diana Lewis, Kathy Brice. FOURTH ROW: Janie Hall, Sarah Messick, Bruce Priddy, Hollis Taylor, Lyndai How- ard, Lucy Lancaster, Clair Carter, Stephanie Byrd, Nancy Wade. FIFTH ROW: Marilyn Minor, Janet Holt, Laurie Emerson, Janet Armstrong, Debbie Armstead, Linda Turner. Human Relations Committee Broadwater FRONT ROW: Steve Trivett, Dennis Folly, Malcolm King, Henry Taylor. SECOND ROW: Terri Winston, Addie Wyatt, Bonita Henry, Holly Jackson, Susan Barney, Eliza Robinson, Faye Davis, Lois Lane, Faye Cox. THIRD ROW: Kathy Carter, Lille Shelton, Myra Cross, Jackie Lawrence. 85 F.F.A Broadwater FIRST ROW: Mert lewell — Pres., Mike Puryear — Sec., Mike Goodman — Sentinel, Milton Wickham — Vice-Pres., Howard Hendrick — Reporter. SECOND ROW: Frank Goodman, |oe Toney, Carlton Nuckols, Ernest Ketner, Will Hawthorne, John Taylor, Stuart Melton, Raymond Mason, limmy Taylor, Clyde Dabney, Bobby Pleasants, Willie Taylor, Ronald Pleasants, Billy Nuckols, Benjamin Giles. THIRD ROW: Calvin Gayle, Lee Stanley, Romko lancik, Dennis White, Roy Luck, Walter Bourne, Eddie Stockner, lohn Beck, Sam R. Smith, Edward Hendrick, Peter Wampler, Richard Wiltshire, )erry Johnson, Winfry Harris, Martin Shelton, Gar- land Nuckols. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Hall, Levi Anderson, Pat Alexander, Jimmy Ward, Richard Pleasants, Mike Alexander, Paul Petty, David Nuckols, Greg May, Mike Hawthorne, Tommy Lipscomb, Herman Waller, William Jones, Matthew Lewis, Jimmy Grey, Rob- ert Sampson, Larry Smith, Larry Price, Sam Smith. This past fall the FFA was the Chapter Host for the Rich- mond Federation Officers Training School which 75 members and advisors attended. Milton Wickhan, Mike Puryear, and Mert lewell were contestants at the Livestock judging Contest in Nashville, Tennessee. Here at home the memlTers were l)usy planting trees, entering projects in the State Fair and competing in ITickic Nuckols displays his tractor-driving skills for the judges. projects such as soil judging and tractor driving. Owens 86 Bio-Science Club FRONT ROW: Karen Stone, Margaret Lybrand, Nancy Wade — ICC, David Empey — Pres., Page McLauchlin — Vice-Pres., |eff Osterud — Sec., Linda Mize, Rueben Pryor — Treas. SECOND ROW: johnny Jones, David Deford, Debbie Tate, Nelson Taylor, Grayson Stanley, David Ambrogi, Sarah Messick, William Butler, Gerry Smith, Bill Allman, Tommy FHarris, Ronnie Bolton, G. R. Bowles. SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS: Grayson Stanley, Bill Allman, David Empey, Jeff Osterud, David Ambrogi. The Science Club, sponsored by Mrs. Tenney, was composed of students interested in biol- ogy and physics Each member of the club submitted a project to the Sci- ence Fair that was held in the spring. Members of the club also presented papers at VJAS and others entered projects in the Westinghouse Science Talent Contest. A group from the club also attended the regional Math- Science Conference held in the spring. 87 FBLA Broadwater FRONT ROW: Mrs. Spangler — Sponsor, Alice Luck, Debbie Matthews, Donna Matthews, Sharon Shelton — Pres., Carol Mahames — Treas. SECOND ROW: Wayne Luck, Bootsy Murphy, Betty Walker, Marian Cable, Sharon Harris, Susan Bowman, Joyce Cash, Janice Mallory. THIRD ROW: Arlene Gray, Butch Huff, Debbie Bauer, C. R. Bowles, Ronnie Sharpe, Jackie Horton, Debbie Brown, Mary Hart. FOURTH ROW: Willard Henderson, Mike Stanley, Pam Tiller, Joyce Schooler, Danita Smith, Pat Duck, Edith Henderson. The Future Business Leaders of America participated in vari- ous activities this year which included making a bulletin board in office practice, and decorating a float in the Ash- land Christmas parade. The F.B.L.A. also attended the re- gional convention at V.C.U. and the State Convention at Roanoke. Their money-making projects for the year were selling Tom- Wat kits and liquid cleaner. They have plans to send three of four of next year ' s members to the Leadership Training Conference at Mas- sanetta in July. Williams Selected FBLA members prepare to leave for the convention. 88 DE Williams Are you sure you know what you ' re talking about, Mike? Broadwater FRONT ROW: John Jordan, Car! Cauthorne, Gayle Carneal, Jamie Ayers — Treas., Donnie Conners, Gregory Derricott, Thomas Halland. SEGOND ROW: Mr. Beck — Sponsor, Mike Rutledge — Pres., Steve Woodson, Gampbell Gravitt, Robert Erhiick — V.P., Pam Sadler, Shelia Nelson, Garolyn Shelton, Cynthia Johnson, Mary Hart, Deborah Ross, Janis Jewell, Mrs. Groome — Sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Wayne Fontaine — Sec., Carlton Sprouse, Tommy Trent, Tommy Peplenski, Peter Shelton, Duke Shelton. Owens The D.E. club is composed of members of the D.E. classes. The club, however lacked en- thusiasm, and was not very ac- tive. Their major project was helping in the bookstore. Supplies carried by the bookstore makes life a little easier for students on campus. 89 Jr. Red Cross The Easter Egg hunt is off to a good start, wouldn ' t you say Mary? Wright The Red Cross was probably the most active club at P.H. this year even though it ' s only the first year of serving here. Much of the success was due to Mrs. Purks enthusiasm. The following were the ma- jor projects of the year: The first major school project was filling fifty Christmas stockings for the veterans at McGuire ' s Hospital, a Christmas Party was held at MCV ' s Pediatric ' s Ward. The children received hand-made stuffed animals, fa- vors, and coloring books. A Heart Fund Drive was held in which seventy-four dollars was collected. On April 1st an Easter Egg Hunt and Farm Tour for thirty underprivileged children from the Church Hill area was held at Mary Stanley ' s farm. Mem- bers also helped publish Junior journal, the Red Cross ' s color- ing book. The pictures were drawn by kids in hospitals and put together in a book. As a long range project, the Vocational classes are making a huge chest which will be filled with practical items for a class of students during a disaster. Red Cross members make stockirig stuffers for MCV children. Purks Broadwater ERONT ROW: Maynard Puryear, Danny hlarris, Randy Bruce, Greg Mayk, Wayne Luck, Jimmy Wampler, Ned Thompson, EHenry Taylor — Pres. SECOND ROW: Marie Lewis, jean Quarles, Edith EHenderson, Pat Duck, Emma Lee Mitchell, Ann Wilkens, Gayle Parker, Faye Cox. THIRD ROW: Nancy Patterson, Loretta Green, Jean Gardner, Brenda Cauthorne, Donna Erlich, Margaret Bremner, Brooke Johnson, Mary Stanley — Sect., Beverly Oliver, Beth Oliver, Nancy Wilhite, Pam Brockwell — V.P., Mrs. Purks — Sponsor. 90 FTA Broadwater FRONT ROW: Winnie Green — Treas., Sue Stansbury — Sect., Nancy Severin — Pres., Carol Thompson — V.P. SECOND ROW; I F olly Jackson, Diane Smith, Cecilia Wright, Fay Cox, Brenda Willis, Brenda Hazelgrove, Marsha Garnett. THIRD ROW: Pat Harris, ; Addie Wyatt, Elsie Noel, Ann Marie Ostergren, Margaret Lybrand, Jeanie LeFevre, Diane Luck, Clair Carter, Clendy Pleasants, Mary Kaye Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Dempsey, Devvie Hall, Janet Holt, Brenda Baker, Kathy Brice, Darlene Hedgepeth, Janet ' Nichols, Janet Eddleton, Skippy Smith, Hollis Taylor, Mrs. Pugh — Sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Suzanne Conyers, Marilyn Corker, ; Beverly Cross, Anne Midyette, Kathy Carter. Williams This year the FTA was composed of Juniors and Seniors due to a lack of participation from the sophomores. Activities of the club included several bake sales and a teacher appreciation day. A highlight of the year was a club trip to the Uni- versity of Virginia. The club also gave a small scholarship to one of its outstanding members. Nancy Dempsey was the recepient this year. Initiation of new officers. How about some punch, Mrs. Andrews? ( Avons 1 Activities Prom ' 72 A perfect night for this couple. 94 That ' s a sharp looking coat you ' ve got on, Earl. This couple finds a quiet place amidst a crowded gym. 95 Owens Contestants form a pretty parade for the judges. Miss P.H.H.8. 96 The Miss Patrick Henry High School Contest was held on April 7th, 1972, sponsored by the Cheerleaders. Twenty-one young girls par- ticipated in vying for the title. After much deliberation by the judges, a decision was reached. Carol Mahanes was crowned Miss P.H.H.S. Eloise Nicholas and Nancy Melton were crowned 1st and 2nd run- ners-up respectively. Owens Nancy Melton, 2nd runner up; Carol Mahane, 1972 Miss P.H.H.S.; Anne Harris, 1971 Miss P.H.H.S.; Eloise Nicholas, 1st runner up. Tenney Homecoming Owens This year ' s Homecoming was held on October 8th. Maryilyn Minor, who was crowned Queen, was the first Black girl to receive this honor here. Her attendants were Hol- lis Taylor, Maid of Honor, and Janie Hall, the Senior repre- sentative. Debbie Armistead and Renee Bailes, from the junior and Sophomore classes respec- tively, rounded out the Home- coming Court. Bangladesh Concert A group of concerned stu- dents and teachers sponsored the Bangladesh Concert. All proceeds were donated to the Bangladesh Relief Fund to aid the refugees. A total of $125 was raised. Several student bands along with Rocking Horse provided the music. The Rocking Horse Band performs at the concert. Keyser Keyser 98 Calvin Cecil, Greg Doggett anci loe Creery provides the audience with their own kind of music. Hold on France, here we come! Owens A group of 23 students left for an 8 day tour of France in April. The trip was sponsored by our French teacher, Mrs. Holt. Many peculiarities of the French customs took getting used to, like having only 1 bathroom to a floor in the hotel, or eating hot dogs morn- ing, noon and night. It was an experience none will forget and will long be cherished by all who went. Mr. Mott spent 4 weeks with several of our English classes, encouraging the students to indulge in their poetic abilities. He teaches at the Humanity Center at V.C.U. Mr. Mott reads one of his poems for his students. 99 WOW! Dig those bodies. On Friday, March 3rd, 1972, the third annual Mr. Patrick Flenry Contest was held. Ricky Ivey, alias Siren Irene, was the lucky winner. Runners-up were Robbie Buxom Ban- ton and David Raquel Empey. The beauties were chosen from a field of 19 contestants in a pageant that was enjoyed by all. Our 1972 Mr. P.H.H.S. — “Siren Irene.” Owens 100 Human Relations Seminar Students listen to suggestions from the faculty. Sociology Program The Human Relations Seminar was organized in hope to break down the existing barriers between students and teachers and those between the stu- dents themselves. Teachers met with this committee of students, who presented their ideas for improvement in exchange for sugges- tions from the faculty. With more student body interest in this type of program, the absolute solution will not be long in achieving. An assembly on drugs and drug abuse was sponsored by Mr. Whitaker and his sociology classes. The three on the discussion panel gave an informal introduction to the various drugs teenagers use and their harmful effects. It ' s hoped that this type of discus- sion will make students more aware of the risk they are taking when they play around with drugs. Mr. Whitaker introduces his panel. 101 You wouldn ' t be looking at your keys would you, Darlene? Seniof Expr ' essions 102 My, what pretty teeth ya ' II have! Senior smiles. Seniors crowd around after their last Senior Assembly. 103 Team work serves as the foundation of a winning season. Together, the team must work, giving constructive criticism and that pat on the back, reassuring the other member of your confidence in him. It ' s this type of togetherness that forms a team with mutual feelings and goals. McEwen FIRST ROW: Gregory Derricott, Randy Lewis, Barry Banton, Johnny Jones, Argle Haley, David Christoph, Thomas Wise, Carl Harris, Tracy Epps, Herman Harris, Larry Price, Herbert Trivett. SEC- OND ROW: Danny Harris, John Axselle, Jeff Mitchell, Jerry Corley, Butch Huff, Marshall Winn, Craig Att- kinson, Earl Ray, Earl Shelton, David Street. THIRD ROW: Darry Edwards, Harold Thompson, Dougie Harris, James Banks, Ellis Harris, Mike Roberts, Paul Chapman, Carroll Taylor, James Thomas, Tony Epps, Hugh Stephens, Paul Harris, Maynard Puryear. Due to the loss of key play- ers by graduation and being plagued by injuries, the foot- ball team finished up with a 2- 8 season. Leading players were Barry Banton, jimmy Banks, Jimmy Ray, Darry Edwards, and James Thomas. Barry Banton was the recep- ient of the Most Valuable Player award. You let go of me! 106 Hey Coach Cobb, what are you looking at? P.H. 0 20 Stonewall jackson P.H. 6 32 Manchester P.H. 6 14 Tucker P.H. 0 12 Benedictine P.H. 0 00 Henrico P.H. 0 28 Lee Davis P.H. 20 21 Highland Springs P.H. 6 14 Craddoc P.H. 0 22 Hermitage P.H. 6 53 Freeman Patriots move in for a tackle. f07 Man, look at that toe! Herman Harris and Herbert Trivett dive for a tackle. 108 A first down by Barry Banton. A talk before the game. Coach Martz gives signals from the sidelines. 109 Basketball FRONT ROW: Jimmy Banks and Den- nis Folly — Co-Captains. SECOND ROW: Nini Wise, jerry joFinson, Barry Banton, Nick Ford, Gee Lake, Leon DeCordora, Ronnie Moore, Dougie Webb, Eugene Jackson, LutFier White, Chuck Jackson. Patriots back up their team. no I P.H. 66 47 Prince George P.H. 63 70 Orange County P.H. 57 77 Benedictine P.H. 44 49 Lee Davis P.H. 55 47 Hermitage P.H. 57 46 Orange County P.H 69 57Douglas Freeman P.H. 45 75 Highland Springs P.H. 79 59 Hermitage P.H. 58 67 Prince George P.H. 76 62 |. R. Tucker P.H. 53 34 Lee fTavis P.H. 55 44 Henrico P.H. 49 59Douglas Freeman P.H. 67 70 Highland Springs P.H. 53 56 Hermitage P.H. 52 57 Benedictine P.H. 65 67 ]. R. Tucker Tournaments P.H. 54 51 Lee Davis SEMI-FINALS P.H. 49 55 Highland Springs That ' s MY ball! Barry shoots for 2. Eugene Jackson comes up for a foul shot. lerry Johnson sinks another one. Perfect poise. Chuck! 112 The 1972 basketball season was nnoderately successful although they did not have a winning season. High scorer, Jerry Johnson, averaged approximately 20 points per game. Other leading scorers were Dennis Folly and Chuck Jackson. Star rebound- ers were Jimmy Banks and Barry Banton. In the District Tournament, Patrick Henry defeated rival Lee-Davis in first round play but were eliminated in the Semi-Finals by a loss to Doug- las Freeman. Dennis Folly tries for a sideline shot. We ' re ready for anything! 113 Track FIRST ROW: Barry Banton, John Walmier, Billy Cox, Kenneth Lefevre, Alii Lewis, Greg Brock, Warren Hancock, Curtis Hansen, David Christoph. SECOND ROW: Coach Gill, Kenneth Galmeyer, Earl Ray, Keith Stanley, Jerry Mathews, Greg May, David Hamil- ton, Henry Taylor, John Christoff, Coach Martz. THIRD ROW: Wilton Parrish, Eloyd Epps, Bob Clobit, Ronnie Moore, Richard Wiltshire, Ellis Harris, Ronnie Patterson. This year ' s season for the track team did not go well. The record was 0 and 7. Over half of the team consisted of sophomores and freshmen. They showed improvement in every meet. Three records were broken this year. Ellis Har- ris broke the Shot-Put record, David Hamilton, the High Jump and Barry Banton, the Low Hur dies. Barry was also the team ' s leading scorer. Every inch counts in the broad jump. I Barry Banton finishes first, breaking the low hurdle record. Pole vaulting isn ' t as easy as it looks. Come on David, you can make it. 115 This is going to be an easy one for David Hamilton. P.H. 60 66 P.H. 45% 80 ' % P.H. 36 99 P.H. 37 94 P.H. 33 ' % 27 ' % P.H. 40 91 P.H. 30 ' % 100 ' % P.H. 41 90 P.H. 50 81 Spotsylvania Lousia Hermitage Lee Davis Benedictine Henrico Douglas Freeman Highland Springs j. R. Tucker I ' m flying, I ' m flying! 116 Cross Country Coach Gill, Steve Trivett, Frank Wingfield, H. R. Hicks, Bob Claubit, Chuch Thompson, Dave Camden, Dee Smart, Craig Wingfield, Gayle lewel Ronnie Moore. Even though the Cross Country did not have a win- ning season, the guys who made up this team were among the most dedicated athletes at P.E . They received the smallest sup- port from our student body than any other sports. Support your cross coun- try team, they ' ve earned it. 117 Varsify Baseball FRONT ROW: Robert Dymacek, Charles Stanley, Luther White, Walter Thomasson, Hugh Stephens, Dan Mallory, Tippy Toliver, Marshall Winn. SECOND ROW: Mike Thomas (Mgr.), jerry Corley, Mike Roberts, Sammy Hollins, Argle Haley, john jones, Chuck Jackson, Herman Harris, Robert McDougall, Coach Lloyd McEwen He ' s safe! 118 Varsity Cheerleaders SEATED: Janet Holt — Head, Marilyn Minor — Assf. Head. STANDING: Lauri Emerson, Janie Hall, Debbie Armistead, Emma Lee Mitchell, Janet Armstron, Hollis Taylor, Susan Bumpass. Janet Holt leads the J.V. Cheerleaders at half-time. Ah, come on Richard, just put in a penny, please. J.V. Cheerleaders SEATED: Cindy Mundhenk — Asst. Head, Markeeta Redding — Head. STANDING: Kathy Brannon, Karen Cobb, |ill Davis, Debbie Sanders, Beth Oliver, Debbie Bower. Being a cheerleader requires more than a voice that carries and a surplus of energy. These girls backed up our teams no matter what the score. They cried when we won, they cried when we lost. Sponsoring the Miss P.H.H.S. Contest and BMOC were a few of their off sideline jobs. Come on guys, all we need is a touchdown. 120 Girls ' Basketball SITTING: Lillie Shelton, Bruce Priddy — Co-Captains. KNEELING: Clair Carter, Trudy Young, Suzanne Conyers, Lucy Lancaster. STANDING: Sarah Messick (Mgr.), Renee Bailes, Kathy Brice, Stephanie Byrd, Diana Lewis, Eliza Robinson, Linda Turner, Donna Harris, Claudette Coleman, Miss Dowdy. P.H. 36 55 Freeman P.H. 23 22 Tucker P.H. 28 47 Varina P.H. 40 50 Highland Springs P.H. 28 35 Hermitage P.H. 25 67 Henrico P.H. 44 20 Lee Davis P.H. 35 51 Douglas Freeman P.H. 36 41 Tucker P.H. 26 50 Varina P.H. 32 41 Highland Springs P.H. 48 40 Hermitage P.H. 25 46 Henrico P.H. 30 31 Lee Davis This year, for the first time, our girls ' basketball team has five play- ers instead of the traditional six. All new rules were adopted so that the girls ' basketball would be the same as the boys ' . Though the season was not a successful one, each girl gave 100% of herself. Girl ' s Qoftbail FRONT ROW: Mary Beth Seay, Joyce Schooler, Donna Harris, Bruce Priddy, Brenda Street, Marilyn Corker, Pam Nuckols, Trudy Young, Jo Ellen Brett, Lucy Lancaster. SECOND ROW: Kathy Brice, Linda Street, Martha Carter, Lyndal Howard, Renne Bailes, Emma Lee Mitchell, Suzanne Conyers, Eliza Robinson, Shelia Nelson, Miss Dowdy. Girls ' softball begins in early March and ends in the first part of May. Our girls achieved the record of three wins, and four losses. The girls sold all occation cards to the student body as a project to raise money for new uniforms. They reached a profit of 35% over their goal. This means that next year, Dowdy ' s Dollies will be playing in new uniforms. Renee Bailes chalks up another run for the Patriots. 1 Girl ' s Track I It ' s waiting for the signal to start that really unnerves a person. FIRST ROW: Markeeta Redding, Deb- bie Ballenger, Eloise Nicholas, Terry Winston, Beth Oliver, Mrs. Peaks. SEC- OND ROW: Patricia Taylor, Mary Clarke, Suzanne Conyers, Brenda Street, Cindy Munhenk. Cindy passes the stake on the Terry. 123 J.V. Basketball lay Pollard, |ohn Henry Attkinson, lames Clasco, Dave Camden, |ohn Woody, Levi Folly, Charles Robinson, Ronald Lewis, David Hamilton, Earl Smith, Gene Carter. PH 67 54 Prince George PH 49 18 Orange PH 54 56 Benedictine PH 48 47 Lee Davis PH 46 39 Henrico PH 85 24 Orange PH 59 39 Douglas Freeman PH 61 80 Highland Springs PH 41 43 Hermitage PH 43 55 Prince George PH 65 35 T ucker PH 46 35 Lee Davis PH 55 54 Henrico PH 61 44 Douglas Freeman PH 55 61 Highland Springs PH 62 59 Hermitage PH 52 54 Benedictine PH 67 65 Tucker Tournament PH 49 80 Highland Springs lames Glasco jumps for two. 124 The late publication of this annual was largely due to its incapable staff. We regret the delay, and hope you will accept the apology from those who helped in completing this annual. Credit and thanks go to: Bane Shamburger Sue Stansbury Bonita Henry Sheila Tompkins 126 Most of the expenditures of publishing our yearbook are paid by the advertisements of local merchants. 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Grading and Paving Contractor Route 2, Box 824 Ashland, Virginia 23005 Route 2, Box 14 Office: 798-6359 Ashland, Virginia Home: 262-9464 Phone: Gum Tree 227-3284 135 Index A Abrams, Howard — 54 Adams, Carolyn — 44 Adams, David — 24 Adams, Linda — 24, 85 Adams, Randy — 44 Alexander, Byron — 24 Alexander, Patrick — 54, 86 Alexander, William — 24, 86 Allen, Connie — 24 Allen, Wilnet — 54 Allman, Carl — 54 Allman, William — 24, 67, 68, 69, 87 Alvis, Betty — 44, 67 Ambrogi, David — 44, 72, 87 Anderson, Donald — 76, 80 Anderson, Earl — 54 Anderson, Garnetta — 44 Anderson, John — 24 Anderson, Levi — 54, 86 Anderson, Velma — 54 Armistead, Debra — 44, 50, 85, 119 Armstrong, Janet — 44, 50, 65, 119 Atkins, James — 24 Attkinson, Craig — 54, 106, 124 Axselle, John — 24, 84, 106 Ayers, Herl ert — 25, 89 Ayers, William — 54 B Bailes, Renee — 54, 65, 85, 121, 122 Bailey, Joanne — 44 Baker, BrencJa — 44, 67, 68, 91 Baker, Virginia — 44 Ballenger, Debra — 44, 63, 71, 72, 123 Banks lames — 44, 50, 84, 106, 110 Banton, [jonna — 54 Banton, Mark — 25, 106, 110, 114 Banton, Randall — 54 Banton, Robbie — 54 Barnes, Edward — 54 Barney, Susan — 25, 67, 64, 71, 82, 85, 78 Bauer, Deborah — 20, 54, 88 Baylor, Benjamin — 54 Baylor, Pamela — 25 Beck, John — 86 Belton, Naomi — 67 Berger, Sandra — 44 Birkitt, James — 54, 65, 72 Blackburn, Judy — 54 Blackburn, Nancy — 54 Blackwell, Russell — 54 Boldridge, David — 44, 69, 70, 72 Bolton, Ronnie — 87 Boomhower, Herbert — 25, 63, 72, 78 Borkey, Peggy — 54 Bourne, Rhonda — 44 Bourne, Rita — 44 Bourne, Walter — 44, 86 Bowles, Carl — 54, 87, 88 Bowles, Debra — 25 Bowman, Susan — 25, 76, 78, 88 Bradley, Edward — 25 Brannon, Kathy — 54, 120 Brannon, Neena — 67, 71, 84 Bremner, Daniel — 74 Bremner, Margaret — 44, 73 74, 76, 78, 90 Brett, Jo — 25, 68, 73, 122 Brice, Karen — 45, 63, 67, 68, 85, 91, 121, 122 Britt, James — 78 Brock, Gregory — 54, 114 Brockwell, Pamela — 45, 90 Brooks, Althea — 55 Brooks, Joyce — 77 Brooks, Patricia — 25 Brown, Danita — 25, 67, 69 Brown, Debbie — 55, 88 Bruce, Elwood — 45, 90 Bruce, Harold — 25 Bryant, Dale — 45, 80 Bryant, Raymond — 55 Buchanan, Thomas — 55 Bumpass, Susan — 45, 50, 119 Butler, Linda — 25, 68, 84 Butler, William — 45, 87 Butler, Timothy — 55, 87 Byrd, Stephanie — 45, 85 121 G Camden, Mathew — 55, 117, 124 Cannon, Ruby — 25 Carley, Frank — 26 Carneal, Charles — 55, 89 Carter, Clair — 26, 67, 85, 91, 121 Carter, Gene — 55, 124 Carter, George — 44, 45, 50, 63, 65, 70, 77 Carter, Glenda — 55, 65 Carter, Kathy — 26, 77, 78, 85, 91 Carter, Marthd — 26, 72, 63, 64, 85, 84, 122 Carter, Ora — 26 Caruthers, Kim — 55, 65, 81, 84 Cary, Jacqueline — 55 Cary, Vanessa — 26 Case, Daniel — 55, 80 Case, Michael — 45, 80 Cash, Joyce — 88 Cauthorne, Brenda — 26, 90 Cauthorne, Carl — 26, 89 Cauthorne, Dav ' d — 26 Cauthorne, Linda — 26 Cecil, Sandra — 45 Champ, Richard — 55 Chapman, Cynthia — 26, 73, 78, 79 Chapma, Thomas — 55, 106 Chenery, Elizabeth — 26, 67 Childress, Mary — 26, 74, 78, 79 Christian, Susan — 45, 72, 84 Christoph, David — 26, 70, 106, 114 Christoph, John — 114 Claiborne, Cynthia — 55 Clarke, Mary — 55, 123 Clarke, Michael — 55 Clay, Thomas — 26, 67 Clay, William — 45 Claytor, Deborah — 45 Cobb, Karen — 55, 120 Coffin, Keith 55 Cole, Sidney — 26, 80 Cole, Timothy — 55, 79 Coleman, Claudette — 55, 74, 85, 121 Coleman, Daisy — 55 Coleman, Eugene — 26 Conner, Donnie — 26, 89 Conwell, Jerry — 45 Conyers, Susanne — 26, 64, 85, 91, 121, 122, 123 Cook, Patricia — 26, 68, 74, 76 Cooper, Melvin — 55 Corker, Cynthia — 26, 84 Corker, Marilyn — 26, 63, 67, 85, 91, 122 Corley, Jerry — 45, 106, 118 Cousins, Larry — 55 Covington, Brenda — 45 Cowell, Dennis — 55 Cowell, William — 45 Cox, Angie — 26, 67, 78, 72, 85, 71, 79, 63, 90, 91 Cox, Billy — 114 Crawley, Deborah — 45 Creery, Joseph — 80, 98 Cross, Beverly — 26, 82 Cross, Myra — 26, 78, 85, 91 Curtis, Cynthia — 45, 72 Curtis, Juan — 26, 73 Curtis, Michael — 55 D Dabney, Cheryl — 55, 84 Dabney, Clyde — 86 Dabney, Debra — 45 Dabney, Linda — 55 Davidson, Kathy — 55 Davis, Deborah — 26 Davis, Dolly — 28 Davis, Emily — 28 Davis, Eaye — 45, 72, 85 Davis, Jefferey — 55 Davis, Jill — 55, 120 Davis, William — 55, 68 Deal, Darlene — 45 Deborus, Jean — 45 DeCordova, Leon — 110 Deford, David — 28, 64, 63, 66, 67, 68, 70, 87 Dempsey, Nancy — 28, 91, 67 Denton, Michael — 55 Derricott, Gregory — 45, 89, 106 Derricott, Marlon — 46 Derricott, Wilbur — 46 Diana, Paul — 55 DiGiacomo, Robert — 46 Dogett, Gregory — 46, 67, 74, 98 Dogett, Jackie — 46, 81, 63 Duck, Patricia — 55, 88, 90 Dudley, Mary — 55 Dukes, Diane — 55 Dunivan, Linwood — 55 Dunn, Lunwood — 55 Dunnevant, Paula — 55, 65 Durham, Nancy — 46 Dyer, Patricia — 46 Dymacek, Gynthia — 28, 71, 80 Dymacek, Robert — 55, 80, 118 E Eddleton, Janet — 46, 84, 91 Eddleton, Robert — 24, 28, 63, 66, 69, 70 Edwards, Barbara — 28 Edwards, Darry — 46, 80, 106 Edwards, Donald — 46 Edwards, Margie — 28 Edwards, Teresa — 46, 67, 68 Ehrlich, Donna — 46, 68, 90 Ehrlich, Robert — 89 Ehrlich, Wilma — 28, 69 Elder, Allen — 46 Ellis, Robertnette — 28 Emerson, Lauri — 46, 119 Emerson, Lawrence — 55, 85 Empey, David — 28, 59, 70, 79, 87 Empey, Linda — 84 Enginad, Hazel — 28 Engleby, Lynn — 46, 65, 72 Epps, Eloyd — 55, 114 Epps, Tony — 55, 106 Epps, Tracy — 106 E Farmer, Diane — 55 Faulknier, Barbara — 46 Ferrell, Beverly — 46, 65, 74 Petty, Betty — 28 Petty, loan — 56 Petty, John — 29 Petty, Paul — 55, 86 Fleming, Dallas — 55 Fleimng, Linda — 46 Follie, Doris — 46 Follie, Mary — 55 Folly, Dennis — 29, 64, 66, 68, 69, 73, 85, 110 Folly, Levi — 56, 124 Folly, Thelma — 46, 73 Fontaine, Ronald — 29 Ford, Joanna — 56, 74, 80 Ford, Nick — 110 Foster, Cheryl — 29 Fountain, Vanessa — 46 Fox, Deborah — 46 Francisco, Charles — 56 G Gable, Marion — 56, 79, 88 Gaines, Charles — 56 Gaines, Linda — 56 Gaines, Melvin — 56 Gale, Brenda — 84 Gardner, Jean — 46, 90 Gardner, Robert — 46 Garnett, Marsha — 46, 67, 91 Gayle, Calvin — 56, 86 Gayle, Keith — 56 Gayle, Warren — 46 George, Gail — 56 Gerald, Sherrie — 46, 68 Giles, Benjamin — 56, 86 Giragosian, Mark — 29, 64, 70, 72 Glasco, James — 124 Glaubit, Robert — 56, 117, 114 Glazebrook, John — 56 Godsey, Nerissa — 46, 65, 77 Gooch, Ronald — 56 Goodloe, April — 46, 71, 81 Goodloe, Gail — 29 Goodman, Debbie — 29, 67 Goodman, Frank — 56, 86 Goodman, Raymond — 46, 86 Goodman, Tina — 47 Gordon, Bernard — 47 Gordon, Gloria — 29, 68, 78 Gordon, Iris — 56 Gordon, Paulette — 56 Gravatt, Sandra — 56, 65 Gravatt, William — 89 Gray, Daisy — 56, 65, 88 Gray, Douglas — 56 Gray, Jimmy — 29, 86 Gray, Johnnie — 29 Green, Carolyn — 29, 84 Green, Ferhonda — 56 Green, Loretta — 47, 90 Green, Winifred — 47, 91 Grimes, Roderick — 56 Grubbs, Gene — 29, 68, 66, 70, 72 H FHale, Joan — 47, 68 Hale, Stephen — 47 Haley, Argie — 70, 84, 118 Hall, Alsie — 56 Hall, Debbie — 47, 67, 72, 91 Hall, Janie — 66, 67, 73, 72, 85, 119 Hall, Keith — 56 Hall, Randy — 47 Hall, Richard — 47 Hall, Naneaster — 47, 73 Hall, Russell — 56 Hamilton, David — 56, 114, 124 Harnn, Carroll — 47, 78 HancJ, Patricia — 77 Hancock, Warren — 56, 114 Hansen, Curtis — 56, 114 Harman, Gay — 47, 65, 84 Harper, Billy — 56 Harris, Carl — 56, 106 Harris, Danny — 47, 67, 90, 106 Harris, Donna — 56, 86, 84, 121 , 122 Harris, Dougie — 47, 50, 70, 106 Harris, Luther — 31 Harris, Marshall — 56 Harris, Nancy — 47, 84 Harris, Overton — 56 Harris, Patricia — 72, 91 Harris, Paul — 47, 67, 106 Harris, Richard — 80 Harris, Sharon — 56, 88 Harris, Tommy — 80, 87 Harris, Velma — 47 Harris, Winfrey — 56, 86 Harris, Zelma — 31, 84 Hart, Mary — 47, 88, 89 Hart, Sandra — 31 Hawks, Howard — 31, 86 Hawthorne, Mike — 47, 86 Hayes, Ellen — 56 Hazelgrove, Brenda — 47, 65, 91 Hedgepeth, Darlene — 31, 67, 71, 82, 91 Heins, Philip — 56 Heiskill, Mary — 56 Henderson, Lorenzo — 47 Henderson, Willie — 74 Henderson, Edith — 56, 88, 90 Hendrick, Edward — 31, 84 Hendricks, Howard — 31, 70 Henley, Debbie — 47 Henry, Bonita — 47, 65, 68, 71, 81, 85 Hensley, Lola — 31 Herbert, Willy — 56 Hicks, H. R. — 56, 117 Hicks, Audrey — 31 Hicks, Norma — 31, 77 Hinton, Yvette — 56 Hodges, James — 57 Holland, Thomas — 89 Hollins, Sam — 47, 68, 70, 118 Holt, Janet — 24, 31, 64, 67, 68, 69, 85, 91, 119 Hooker, Pamela — 77 Hooker, Roosevelt — 57 Hooker, Valerie — 47 Hope, Melinda — 47, 67, 78, 84 Horton, Jackie — 47, 73, 88 Howard, Lyndal — 31, 84, 72, 85, 122 Howell, Brenda 47 Huff, Butch — 88, 106 Isabell, Susan — 59 Isley, Arthur — 59 Iverson, Edna — 47 Iverson, Gloria — 31 Ivey, Richard — 31, 67, 70, 71 Jaciuk, Romko — 86 Jackson, Acynthia — 47 Jackson, Amy — 57 Jackson, Annie — 57, 74 Jackson, Benjamin — 32, 118 Jackson, Carolyn — 32, 74 Jackson, Eugene — 80 Jackson, Holly — 32, 64, 68, 72, 77, 78, 84, 91 Jackson, Rhonda — 47, 74 Jackson, Sandra — 47 Jackson, Wilnette — 47, 84 James, Bernard — 57 Jarrell, Larry — 57 Jefferson, Carrie — 32, 72, 78, 80 Jefferson, Theodora — 57, 74, 76 Jencik, Patricia — 57 Jewell, Janice — 32, 89 Jewell, Lawrence — 32, 70, 84, 117 Jewell, Meredith — 32, 86 Johnson, Allen — 32 Johnson, Carolyn — 47, 71, 74 Johnson, Carrie — 57, 74 Johnson, Cheryl — 57 Johnson, Cynthia — 47, 65, 89 Johnson, Donald — 47 Johnson, Gloria — 57 Johnson, James — 57 Johnson, Jerry — 48, 84, 86, 110 Johnson, Mary — 32, 68, 74 Johnson, Mary K. — 32, 67, 70, 80, 91 Johnson, Shirley — 48 Jones, Agnes — 48 Jones, Bonnie — 48, 68, 65 Jones, John — 32, 72, 87, 106, 118 Jones, Margaret — 48 Jones, Robert — 57 Jones, Sara — 57 Jones, Sarah — 37, 84 Jones, William — 86 Jordan, John — 89 Jowers, Vickie — 48 K Kearse, Castle — 7 Kersey, John — 57 Ketner, Henry — 48, 86 Keyset, Thomas — 65 Kinbrough, Perry — 48 King, Gwendolyn — 57 King, Jerome — 57 King, Malcolm — 32, 64, 66, 70, 85 King, Peggy — 57 King, Sherry — 57 Knight, Barbara — 48, 84 Knotts, Kevin — 48, 69, 72 Kuhl, Robert — 72, 64 Lake, Godfrey — 70, 110 Lancaster, Lucy — 32, 85, 121, 122 Lane, Lois — 32, 63, 67, 72, 73, 78, 85 Lawrence, Jacqueline — 33, 85 LeEevere, Joan — 33, 91, 82 LeEevre, Kenneth — 57, 114 Leftwich, Ronald — 48 Leonard, Barbara — 57, 68, 79, 84 Leslie, Benjamin — 48 Leslie, Ronald — 57 Lewis, Burton — 24, 33, 64, 66, 68, 70 Lewis, Carolyn — 57 Lewis, Charles — 33 Lewis, Diana — 48, 73, 80, 85, 121 Lewis, Ernest — 48 Lewis, George — 57, 106 Lewis, Hezzie — 57 Lewis, Lawrence — 48 Lewis, Marie — 33, 90 Lewis, Matthew — 33, 86 Lewis, Patricia — 57 Lewis, Patricia L. — 33 Lewis, Ronald — 57, 68, 73, 124 Lewis, Stewart — 33 Lipscomb, Thomas — 48, 86 Loehlein, Keith — 48 Loney, Jeanette — 48 Loney, John — 57 Long, Marie — 48, 68, 69 Loving, Mary — 33 Luck, Alice — 33, 81, 88 Luck, Diane — 33, 91 Luck, Patricia — 33 Luck, Roy — 86 Luck, Sandra — 48 Luck, Wayne — 57, 88, 90 Lybrand, Margaret — 33, 66, 68, 69, 87, 91 Lynn, Denorah — 33 M Mahanes, Connie — 48 Mahanes, Georgia — 34, 79, 82, 88, 96 Mahanes, Janice — 58, 84 Mallory, Brinday — 34, 74 Mallory, Daniel — 34, 118 Mallory, Douglas — 48 Mallory, Frank — 49 Mallory, Glenn — 34 Mallory, Janice — 34, 88 Mallory, Rhonda — 34 Mallory, Ricky — 58 Mallory, Stuart — 58 Mallory, Thelma — 49, 65, 67 Mallory, Walter — 58 Mallory, Wilber — 58, 65 Marr, Cheryl — 58, 78, 79 Mason, Beatrice — 34 Mason, Kenneth — 58 Mason, Osie — 34 Mason, Raymond — 49, 86 Matthews, Barry — 49 Matthews, Debbie — ■ 58, 84, 88, 78 Matthews, Donna — 58, 84, 88, 78 Matthews, Raymond — 34, 73, 74, 76 Matro, Victor — 49 May, Robert — 58, 86, 90, 114 McDougall, Rol ert — 49, 84, 118 McEwen, John — 44, 49, 69, 65, 70 McLaughlin, Page — 49, 63, 65, 69, 72, 78, 87 Melnyczyn, Lesia — 58, 65 Melton, Nancy — 34, 84, 67, 96 Melton, Stuart — 49, 63, 86 Melton, Wayne — 58 Messick, Sarah — 34, 66, 67, 69, 72, 78, 85, 87, 121 Michael, Stephen — 58 M ckens, Louis — 58 M dyette, Anne — 49, 69, 91 M dyette, James — 58 M les, David — 34 M les, Willie — 34 M Her, Bonnie - - 49 M Her, Timothy — 58 M lls, Garry — - 34 M lls. Myrtle — 58 M lls, Willard — 58 M Istead, Roger — - 58 M nes, Kelvin — - 49 M nes ,Mary — 58 M nes, Regenia — 49 M nes. Waiter - - 49 M nor, Carmelia — 49, 72 Minor, Marilyn — 34, 66, 68, 78, 85, 119 Mitchell, Emma — 44, 49, 85, 90, 119, 122 Mitchell, Larry — 34, 84, 70, 106 Mitchell, jerry — 49 Mize, Linda — 34, 64, 66, 67, 68, 69, 72, 82, 87 Moore, Lynn — 58 Moore, Ronald — 35, 63, 70, 84, 110, 114, 117 Muller, Alan — 35 Mundhenk, Cynthia — 58, 65, 120, 123 Murphy, Beulah — 68, 69, 80, 88 Murphy, Deborah — 58, 68 Napier, Constance — 58, 84 Nash, Sandra — 35, 67, 69 Nelson, Shelia — 49, 85, 89, 122 Nicholas ,Eloise — 49, 65, 72, 74, 76, 96, 123 Nichols, Janet — 49, 72, 91 Noel, Elsie — 35, 67, 91 Nuckols, Carlton — 58, 86 Nuckols, David — 58 Nuckols, Deborah — 49 Nuckols, Gail — 49, 63 Nuckols, Garland — 49 Nuckols, George — 35 Nuckols, Pamela — 35, 77, 84, 85 Nuckols, William — 49, 86 O O ' Berry, Lesta — 58 Oliver, Beth — 58, 76, 90, 120, 123 Oliver, Beverly — 35, 81, 90 Ostergren, Ann — 66, 68, 82, 84, 91 Osterud, Jeff — 49, 87 Owens, Jo Ann — 35, 72, 78 Owens, Steven — 68, 73 P Parrish, Michael — 58 Parrish, Wilton — 114 Parker, Gail — 49, 90 Patterson, David — 58 Patterson, Gladys — 24, 35, 63, 64, 66, 69, 72, 78, 80 Patterson, Judith — 35, 77 Patterson, Melvinia — 49, 68, 69, 71 , 80 Patterson, Nancy — 49, 65, 90 Patterson, William — 35, 70, 1 14 Pauley, Michael — 58 Payne, Pamela — 58 Pearce, David — 59 Peatross, Larry ■ — 35 Pemberton, Leigh — 59 Pemberton, Thomas — 59 Peplinski, Thomas — 35, 89 Pittenger, Toni — 59 Pittenger, Denise — 59 Pleasants, Bobby — 49, 86 Pleasants, Clendy — 35, 66, 67, 68 Pleasants, Eunice — 49 Pleasants, Gene — 49 Pleasants, Richard — 59, 86 Pleasants, Ronald — 35, 86 Pollard, James — 59, 124 Powell, Theresa — 49 Price, Larry — 86, 106 Priddy, Catherine — 36, 66, 85, 121, 122 Priddy, John — 54, 59, 68, 65, 76 Pryor, Reuben — 36, 57, 80 Pryor, Sandra — ■ 36, 68 Pumphrey, Katherine — 36, 66, 64, 69 Puryear, Maynard — 36, 90, 106 Puryear, Michael — 36, 86 Puryear, Susan — 59, 81, 84 Q Quarles, jean — 49, 90 R Ramkey, Joan — 37 Rath, William — 37 Ray, James — 37, 84, 106, 114 Redding, Markeeta — 59, 120, 123 Reese, Charles — 49 Rhyne, Paul — 59 Rhyne, Richard — 63, 66, 68, 69, 70 Riddell, Lindsey — 37, 78 Rigsby, Nancy — 37, 84 Roberts, Eleanor — 37, 84, 68 Roberts, Michael — 59, 80, 106, 118 Robinson, Charles — 59, 124 Robinson, Eliza — 49, 76, 85, 121 , 122 Robinson, Rachel — 37 Robinson, Thomas — 59 Robinson, Vernell — 49 Rogers, Karen — 59, 68 Romaine, Doris — 44, 50, 65 Rosmarin, Joseph — 37 Ross, Deborah — 50, 89 Ross, Eaura — 59 Ross, Michael — 37 Ruth, Elizabeth — 37, 69 Rutledge, Bernard — 37 Rutledge, Cynthia — 59 Rutledge, James — 37, 89 S Sadler, Pamela — 50, 89 Salmon, Kim — 81 Sampson, Arnette — 59 Sampson, Robert — 86 Samuel, Jean — 59, 84 Sanders, Deborah — 59, 84, 120 Saunders, Steve — 50 Schmetzer, Karen — 50 Schooler, Joyce — 37, 84, 85, 88, 122 Schwerdtfeger, Einda — 50 Seay, Mary — 59, 84, 122 Seiger, Penny — 50 Severin, Nancy — 37, 66, 69, 80, 85, 91 Shamburger, Bane — 38, 71, 78 Shamburger, Madison — 59, 71 Sharp, Ronald — 59, 80, 88 Sharpe, Diana — 59 Sheltom, Carolyn — 50, 89 Shelton, Deborah — 50 Shelton, Earl — 106 Shelton, Gary — 38, 70 Shelton, Eillie — 74, 78, 85, 121 Shelton, Marlon — 59, 86 Shelton, Peter — 89 Shelton, Sharon — 38, 64, 88 Shelton, William — 50 Sholes, Stephen — 50 Sill, Doris — 59 Simmons, John — 50 Simms, Constance — 59 Slater, Brantley — 50 Slater, William — 44, 50, 65, 70 Slaughter, Eouise — 38 Smart, Gene — 38, 67, 70, 117 Smith, Alvin — 50 Smith, Brendalin — 50 Smith, Brooke — 59, 65 Smith, Danita — 59, 88 Smith, Diane — 38, 77, 91 Smith, Earl — 124 Smith, Elvin — 38, 72, 70, 87 Smith, Jones Smith, John — 74 Smith, Kathryn 38 Smith, Earry — 80, 86 Smith, Lelia — 50, 72, 91 Smith, Linda — 50 Smith, Marie — 59 Smith, Rebecca — 50 Smith, Ruth — 48, 85 Smith, Samuel — 86 Smith, Samuel — 50, 86 Smith, Vanita — 38, 78 Smith, William — 38 Smithers, Terry — 50, 121 Snell, Denise — 38 Snyder, Nancy — 51 Sommers, Dennis — 59 Sprouse, Carlton — 59, 89 Stanley, Betty — 38, 80, 71 Stanley, Charles — 59, 118 Stanley, Debbie — 51 Stanley, Donna — 60, 71 Stanley, Douglas — 60 Stanley, Grayson — 39, 69, 87 Stanley, Howard — 60, 86 Stanley, Mary Stanley, Michael — 39, 73, 74, 88 Stanley, Michael K. — 59, 114 Stanley, Paul — 38, 73 Stanley, Timothy — 39, 77 Stansbury, Susan — 39, 71, 91 Starling, Shelia — 60 Steele, Michael — 51, 80 Stephens, Hugh — 51, 70, 106, 118 Sttenburgh, Neil — 60, 80 Stockner, George — 51, 86 Stone, Karen — 39, 64, 66, 67, 68, 87 Stone, Jaquelyn — 20 Straus, Lucille — 51, 74 Street, Brenda — 60, 85, 122, 123 Street, David — 51, 106 Street, Linda — 60, 112, 86 T Taliaferro, Benjamin — 74 Taliaferro, George — 51 Tarrer, lanice — 51 Tate, Deborah — 39, 67, 81, 84, 87 Tate, Nancy — 60, 84 Tate, Warren — 60 Taylor, Garroll — 39, 106 Taylor, Edwin — 73 Taylor, Henry — 39, 85, 73, 90, 114 Taylor, Hollis — 31, 68, 85, 91, 119 Taylor, james — 51, 86 Taylor, John — 86 Taylor, Patricia — 51, 65, 71, 74, 123 Taylor, Ralph — 39 Taylor, Nelson — 39, 72, 79, 87, 78 Taylor, Willie — 86 Teagarden, LaVonne — 60 Terrell, Gynthia — 39 Thomas, Bessie — 51 Thomas, james — 39, 106 Thomas, Michael — 52, 72, 118 Thomas, Richard — 40 Thomasson, Gonnie — 51 Thomasson, Walter — 40, 64, 70, 84, 118 Thompson, Garol — 24, 40, 63, 67, 69, 82, 91 Thompson, Gharles — 60, 117 Thompson, Gregory — 60, 80 Thompson, james — 40 Thompson, Kathy — 40, 71 Thompson, Otis — 60 Thompson, William E. — 40, 90 Thompson, William H. — 64, 69, 70, 106 Tignor, Teresa — 60 Tiller, Pamela — 84, 88 Timberlake, Margaret — 54, 60 Toliver, Alfred — 118 Toliver, Shirletta — 41 Toliver, Yolanda — 60 Tompkins, Sheila — 51, 71 Toney, joe — 86 Tooml)s, Karen — 60 Traylor, Robin — 41, 64, 72, 76, 78, 84 Trent, Thomas — 41, 77, 89 Tribble, Kenneth — 60 Trivette, Herbert — 40, 71, 84, 106 Trivette, Stephen — 41, 64, 68, 70, 84, 85, 117 Turner, Linda — 60, 85, 121 Turner, Margaret — 51, 121 Tunstall, Lois — 60, 80 Tyler, Georgia — 51, 71, 74 Tyus, Mary — 73 V Van Eossen, Vickie — 52, 80 Vass, janie — 52, 71, 84 Vaughan, Vickie — 41, 67, 71, 80 Vizthum, Arthur — 41 W Wade, Nancy — 41, 63, 67, 68, 69, 85, 84, 87 Waite, Deborah — 41, 82 Waldrop, Sharon — 60, 65 Walker, Bessie — 74 Walker, Betty — 52, 88 Walker, Lucille — 74 Waller, Alonza — 52 Waller, George — 52 Waller, Herman — 86 Waller, Shelia — 41 Wallmeyer, john — 60, 114 Walls, Raymond — 41 Walsh, Patricia — 52 Walton, Edward — 52 Walton, james — 60, 65, 74 Wampler, Garold — 41, 69, 70, 72 Wampler, james — 54, 60 Wampler, Peter — 86 Ward, lames — 86 Ward, Sylvia — 60, 74 Washington, Dallas — 60 Washington, Robert — 60 Watkins, Lorie — 61 Watkins, Wilbur — 52 Watson, Helen — 61 Watson, Jacquelin — 41 Webb, Douglas — 42, 63, 64, 70, 72, 110 Weidermann, Gail — 52 West, Conde — 61, 65, 81, 84 West, Howard — 52 White, Cathy — 52 White, Dennis — 86 White, Luther — 52, 65, 69, 70, 110, 118 White, Mary — 42, 67, 84 Whitley, Michael — 52 Wickham, James — 61 Wickham, Milton — 42, 86 Wickham, Susan — 61, 84 Wilhite, Kristina — 42 Whilhite, Nancy — 52, 90 Wilkerson, Richard — 61 Williams, Richard — 61 Williams, Teresa — 61 Williamson, Jeffery — 52 Willis, Ann — 52 Willis, Brenda — 42, 67, 69, 84, 91 Willis, Lewis — 52 Willis, Gerald — 61 Willis, Karen — 61, 78 Willis, Thomas — 52 Wiltshire, Richard — 86, 114 Wingfield, Claude — 52, 70, 117 Wingfield, Shelby — 52 Wingfield, Thomas — 61, 117 Winn, Marshall — 53, 106, 118 Winston, Albert — 53, 80 Winston, Cynthia — 61, 74, 76 Winston, Freda — 53 Winston, Henry — 53, 80 Winston, James — 61 Winston, Jean — 53 Winston, Jewel — 53 Winston, Reuben — 54, 61 Winston, Shelia — 61 Winston, Terri — 61, 65, 85, 123 Winston, Walter — 61 Winston, Yolanda Wise, Thomas — 53, 70, 106, 110 Wood, Sandra — 53 Woodson, Sharon — 42 Woodson, Simon — 53, 80 Woodson, Steve — 42, 89 Woodson, Susan — 61, 84 Woody, John — 61, 124 Woody, Juanita — 42, 72, 73 Worley, Elaine — 42 Wright, Ceceilia — 42, 67, 73, 74, 76, 78, 79, 91 Wright, Edward — 61, 80 Wright, Shirley — 42, 72, 76, 85 Wyatt, Addie — 43, 64, 66, 68, 69, 86, 91 Wyatt, Linda — 43 Y York, Lenora — 53 Young, Trudy — 43, 69, 121, 122 Z Zicafoose, Carolyn — 43, 73, 79 ,r THE LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA ' 6r li. 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