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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

1972-73 NATIONAL EVENTS □ After thirteen years of U.S. involvement in South Vietnam a peace agreement was signed. □ The presidential election saw Nixon record a landslide victory over McGovern. □ Once again a presidential campaign was marred by an assassination attempt as George Wallace was seriously wcunded while campaigning in Maryland. □ Food prices, meat in particular, zoomed to their highest level ever □ Je- sus Christ-Superstar became the spiritual influence in many people ' s lives. □ LIFE magazine retired. Q The Wankel rotary engine developed as a possible answer to pollution-free auto transportation. □ Black stars became popular in the movies, including Richard Roundtree in ' Shaff ' .D Rains developing from Hurri- cane Agnes wiped out thousands of homes in Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania. D Author Clifford Irving was ar- rested for attempting to publish a falsified biography of Howard Hughes. □ The Oakland A s defeate d the Cincinnati Reds in the World Series. □ The Miami Dolphins crushed the Washington Redskins in Super Bowl Vll. D George Foreman defeated Joe Frazier in the second round to become the world heavyweight boxing champion. ri1 ffl 1 -5 UrM E 3 Qj 1 G to n ■V. li I ! J51 .s Tz- n-v •- ,-• ' 01 niWt V HIL 1 SOLITUDE Laugh, and the world laughs with you; Weep, and you weep alone. For the sad old earth must borrow its mirth. But has trouble enough of its own. Sing, and the hills will answer; Sigh, it is lost on the air. The echoes bound to a joyful sound. But shrink from voicing care. ... Ella Wheeler Wilcox Patrick Henry Ashland, ■f ' w Title Page Memoriam . . . . Theme , School Life . . . . Clubs Sports Classes Administration . Advertisements We Honor Ronald Scott Lewis “If If you can keep your head when all about you Are losingtheirs and blaming it on you; If you can trust when all men doubt you, But make allowance for all their doubting too: If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or, being lied about, don’t deal in lies, Or, being hated, don’t give way to hating. And yet don’t look too good, nor talk too wise; If you can dream — and not make dreams your master. If you can think — and not make thoughts your aim; If you can meet triumph and disaster And treat those two imposters just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you’ve spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools. Or watch the things you gave your life to broken. And stoop and build ' em up with worn out tools; If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch and toss. And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss; If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after you are gone. And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the Will which says to them: “Hold on ; If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue. Or walk with kings — nor lose the common touch; If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you; If all men count with you, but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds’ with a distance run— Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it, And — which is more— you’ll be a Man, my son! Rudyard Kipling 6 7 Winning Doesn’t Come Easy . . . Perseverance Doesn’t Come Easy . . . 9 I Communication Doesn’t Come Easy . . . P.H.H.S. Students Grasp For New Goals . . . After a long and delightful summer vacation, P.H. students had to get back into the swing of things. The cheerleaders and football players were busy practicing for the oncoming season while the teachers were preparing for another school year. Many of the students were busy exchanging news with those they had not seen since June and others were anxiously anticipating meeting the new teachers. 13 Football and Cross Country marked the beginning of our school sports season. This year’s cross country team was led by a new coach, Mr. Ailsworth. It was a very successful effort on both the team ' s and the new coach’s part. 14 Band and Chorus With the beginning of school, band and chorus members started their rehearsals and practices. The band and chorus presented several special programs for the school and community throughout the year. 15 Ashland Parade Pep Rallies Each Friday during football season, a pep rally was held in the gym to boost the spirit and morale of the team and the student body. There was class competition to see who could arouse the most enthusi- asm. The juniors demonstrated the most school spirit. 17 “Bye, Bye Birdie’’ In October 1972, students from Gandy Ele- mentary, Liberty Junior High and Patrick Henry presented the musical “Bye, Bye Birdie” under the direction of Mr. Harold Wright. The musical director was Mr. Frank Reynolds. The choreog- raphers were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wren. The leading role of Conrad Birdie was portrayed by Rusty Lowry. 18 19 Honor Clubs Install New Members The National Honor Society and Beta Club decided to do something unique. This year the two clubs had a joint tapping service on October 19th. The students were very attentive and the atmosphere was solemn. The program was well planned and very interesting. Approximately eleven were tapped into each club. A reception for both clubs and the parents of the students followed the tapping service. Key Club Ignites School Spirit In a show of spirit, the Key Clubbers ran a game ball 22 miles to Lee Davis before the football game. Each Key Clubber participating ran one or two miles. The runners left from P.H. at 5:10 P.M. and reached Lee Davis at 7:25 P.M. The Key Club sweetheart Lynn Engleby worked long hours helping to prepare for the Homecoming half-time festivities. Homecoming ’72 22 Our 1972 Homecoming events took place on Nov- ember 10th and 11th. The game was played on Friday the 10th, with Douglas Free- man the victor. For the first time, our Homecoming dance was held on the following evening. Debbie Ballenger was selected as our Home- coming Queen. Her court consisted of Melissa Green as Sophomore Princess, Donna Banton and Renee Bailes as Junior Princesses, and Susan Bumpass as Se- nior Princess. Janet Arm- strong was chosen as Maid of Honor. 23 Patriot Man On Campus During the Fall, the Cheerleaders sponsored the Patriot Man On Campus Contest. The nominees were chosen by the Cheerleaders. The student body voted for the guy of their choice by dropping money in the proper can. The winner was Jerry Johnson (a star bas- ketball player) the 1972-73 Patriot Man On Campus. 24 Bell, Book And Candle 25 “Life” For the first time, under the direction of Mrs. Kerisha Peaks, the Chorus appeared on television performing Life”. The show appeared on Christmas eve as a special. The same show was performed live in Azalea mall and here at school. All Regional And All County Band Members 1st ROW: Mike Roberts, Gregory Thompson, Melodye Nagy — All Regional Concert Band; Lois Tunstall, Naneaster Hall, Diana Lewis, Vickie McCormick. 2nd ROW: Eugene Jackson, Christine Woodson, Simon Woodson, Melvinia Patterson, Joanna Ford, Theodora Jefferson, Michael Alewine, Robert Dymacek. 3rd ROW: Fred Wright, Eddie Patton, Archie Morris, Chris Hicks, Michael Steele. Glenn Murphy. Henry Winston, Neil Steenburgh, Richard Harris (not pictured; James Koon, All Regional Symphonic Band.) Snow In January the faculty and the students at P.H. got an unplanned vacation due to snow. The students were disappointed, however, be- cause the vacation was so short— just two days. « 28 Spirit, Rallies, Winners . . . Before each basketball game, the cheer- leaders led the student body in pep rallies to get the spirit up. These rallies boosted the mighty patriots on to many victories. 29 Patriots Bounce On . . . ' « A ' -- k S.C.A. Officers — Old New Renee Bailes, Hist.; Gay Harman, Treas.; Bonita Henry, Sec.; George John Priddy, newly elected SCA President. Carter, Vice Pres.; John McEwen, Pres. 1st ROW. Eleanor Green, Sec.; Earl Winston, Hist.; Hezzie Lewis, Treas. 2nd ROW; Wilber Mallory, Vice Pres.; John Priddy, Pres. stunt Nite 32 Stunt Nite, sponsored by the S.C.A., was held in March. There were stunts performed by faculty members, clubs, and each class. The juniors won with a skit entitled “The Twelve Years of School.” T rack Season The 1973 track team was young and inexperienced in the running events but excelled in the field events. Coach Ailsworth voiced confidence for a more successful season in 1974. 33 Miss Patrick Henry High Contest There were twenty-four P.H. girls from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes vying for the honor of Miss P.H. The basis for the final selection was made on the girls’ poise, natural beauty and participation in school activities. Miss Patrick Henry Miss Lynn Engelby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Engelby, was chosen the 1973 Miss Patrick Henry. Lynn, a senior, has been a very active student academically and socially throughout her school years. 35 Mr. Patrick Henry One of the highlights of the year was the Mr. Patrick Henry Contest. The fellows were judged on their poise, their beauty, and their personality. The finalists had to answer ques- tions related to dating. The winner was Webb Buchanan, a sophomore, representing the Beta Club. Webb is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Buchanan. 37 Baseball The boys varsity baseball team suffered a losing sea- son of 3 and 15. This was a building year for them, play- ing larger and more experi- enced teams outside our district. The team raised money for uniforms, a pitching machine, and other needed supplies. 38 Softball The 1973 girls’ softball team had an excel- lent season of 7 and 3. Outstanding players were Brenda Street, Emma Lee Mitchell and Renee Bailes. 39 SpringTryouts There was extensive par- ticipation in the spring try- outs for majorettes, letter girls and cheerleaders. 40 The Drama Department’s spring production was “The Man Who Came to Dinner. The leading roles were portrayed by Wes Stone, Robin Southworth, Joanne Bailey, Steve Willis, Peter Shamberger, Wanda Johnson, Paul Stairs and Melinda Hope. Joanne Bailey and Carolyn Adams received the outstanding drama students’ award for 1973. The drama productions were directed by Mr. Nidal Mahayni. T rip to Mexico This year 26 Spanish students chaperoned by Mr. Mrs. Joseph Giles spent their Easter vacation in Mexico. The students were very impressed with the friendliness of the Mexicans. The Basilica of Guad- eloupe made the deepest impres- sion on the students. 42 Spanish Fiesta 43 Prom ’73 The theme for the 1973 prom was “If It Were Forever. The band was “Slap Water Jack.” There were about two hundred people who came and enjoyed the festivities. 45 Anne Midgette — Valedictorian Graduation 1973 John McEwen — Salutatorian During the fall of 1972, the senior class of 1973 chose S ' iven juniors to serve as marshals during im- portant senior activities. They were Renee Baile, Karen Cobb, Donna Bantan, Wilbur Mallory, Danny Bremner, Mike Roberts and Craig Attkisson. The most important events of the senior class were senior assembly, bac- calaureate and commencement. The speakers for these events were Mr. Melvin Hall, Rev. R.B. Garnett, Anne Midgette and John McEwen. The commence- ment service was held in the gym of Randolph Macon College on June 7th. 47 In the final analysis of our twelve years of learn- ing experience, our two educational paths— social and academic — merge to give us our complete character. ICC SCA Representatives 1st ROW: Vice-Pres. — Steve Owens, Pres.— George Carter, Sec.-Treas. — Carolyn Adams. 2nd ROW: Margaret Bremner, Kathy Bran- nan, Anne Midyette, Janie Vass, Nancy Patterson, Winnie Green, Debbie Ballenger, Barbara Leonard, Susan Puryear. 3rd ROW: Luther White, Donna Harris, Jim Walton, John Priddy, Bill Slater, Paul Harris, Danny Harris, David Ambrogi, Frank Wingfield. 1st ROW: Sec. — Bonita Henry, Robin Southworth, Beverly Carver, Linda Jarrell, Melissa Green, Donna Hall, Jonathan McEwen, Terri Winston. 2nd ROW: V. Pres. — George Carter, Paula Lahocki, Robin Wade, Markeeta Redding, Donna Banton, Beth Oliver, Susan Harlow, Susan Gardner, Hollis Clay, Ben Mize, Kevin Knotts, Sandra Jackson. 3rd ROW: Hist. — Renee Bailes, Shawn Hop- kins, Patsy Traylor, Joyce Abrams, Patricia Taylor, Karen Toombs, Laurette Pumphrey, Lorie Steenburgh, Johnny Glazebrook. Jim Wise, Hugh Stephens. Robbie Banton, Earl Winston, Harold Dyson, Gene Carter, 4th ROW: T reas. — Gay Harman. Renee Stone, Sarah Jones, Pat Ehrlich, Nancy Patterson, Paula Dunnevant, Kim Caruthers, Randy Lewis, Anne Midyette, Brenda Hazelgrove, Overton Harris, Vance Hopkins, Marsha Garnett, Paul Harris. 5th ROW: Pres. — John McEwen, Bonnie Thompson, Carol McLeod, Brenda Covington, Wanda Johnson, Faye Davis, Crandall Turner, Jill Davis, Michael Curtis, Douglas Grey, Jim Walton, Carolyn Adams, Luther White, Frank Wingfield. Siil . Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y 1st ROW: Melinda Hope, Joan Hale, Susi Capps, Marsha Garnett — Sec,; Paula Dunnevant, Terri Winston, Teresa Bedwell. 2nd ROW: Paul Harris — Pres.: Margaret West, Paula Lahocki, Robin Southworth, Kay Harris, Debbie Hall, Brenda Schwartz, Daniel Harris — Vice Pres. 3rd ROW: Beverly Carver, Sheryll Marr, Brenda Baker, Carolyn Adams, Kim Caruthers, Betty Alvis, Gay Harman, Emma Mitchell, Karen Toombs, Karen Willis, Donna Mathews, Debbie Mathews, Lelia Wingfield. 4th ROW: Page McLauchlin, Philip Adams, Stephen Sless, Craig Wingfield — T reas.; Bill Slater, Mike Roberts, Peter Shamburger, Hugh Stephens. 50 N.H.S. 1st ROW: Jeff Osterud — Treas.; Joan Hale, Marie Long — Sec.; Anne Midgette — Vice Pres.; Brenda Hazelgrove, Jimmy Wampler, Tina Goodman, Vickie Van Fossen, Bonnie Jones, Bonita Henry, 2nd ROW; Mrs. McClurkin — sponsor; Debbie Murphy, Donna Ehrlich, Jill Davis, Debbie Nuckols, Melvinia Patterson, Brenda Baker — Pres.; Page McLauchlin, John McEw en, Sam Hollins, Luther White, David Boldridge, Steve Owens, Kevin Knotts, Mrs. West — sponsor. 51 Onrif I fiiiiiiilifl ' ii ' ‘ ' ■.aFrucai 4-H 1 fi ViH9BBJi3Si 1st ROW: Bobby Harper, Bill Clay — Vice Pres.; Steve Saunders — Pres.; 2nd ROW: Janie Vass, Gail Armistead, Terrie Beazley, Susan Bumpass, Emma Mitchell. Donna Hall, Paul Harris, Jimmy Banks. 3rd ROW: Page Taylor, Lelia Wingfield, Peggy Tompkins, Cran- dall Turner, Libba Jones, Anne Lake, Jane Noel. 4th ROW: Mary Haskell, Cindy Reed, Diane Hall, Cecil Nicholas, Tony Stanfield, Tom Buchanan. Tim Cole. 1st ROW: Marsha Garnett — Pres.; Winnie Green — Vice Pres.; Brenda Hazelgrove — Sec.; Anne Midyette — Treas. 2nd ROW: Janet Eddleton, Patricia Waldrop. Brenda Baker. Lynn Engleby, Emma Mitchell, Debbie Hall. 3rd ROW: Skippy Smith, Nancy Harris. Beth Oliver. Wanda Rice, Gail Parker. Latin 1st ROW: Cathy Robertson, SharonWaldrop, Diana Sharpe, Jimmy Wampler — Pres. 2nd ROW: John Priddy, David Sheilds, Shawn Hopkins, Donna Hall, J.W. Mitchell, Debbie Fox. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Hickson — sponsor: Phillip Adams, Lyn Marks, Jeff Osterud, David Ambrogi, Stephen Sless, Donna Banton. Spanish Honor 1st ROW: John Priddy, Sam Hollins, Joan Hale— Treas.; Steve Owens— ICC Rep, 2nd ROW: Melvinia Patterson— Sec.: Bonita Henry — Chair. Comm.; Marie Long — Pres.; Ray Davis — Vice-Pres.; Barbara Leonard, Karen Rodgers — Assist. Sec.; Mrs. Giles — sponsor. Libra ry iu� rj:.v.sK� xAt. ' 1st ROW: Mrs. Crenshaw — sponsor; Tony Stanfield, Gail Parker, Patricia Taylor — Pres.; Janice Terrell, Georgia Tyler — Sec. Treas.; Connie Simms, Joan Harris, Valerie Hooker. Debate 1st ROW; Alvin Smith, Earl Winston, Kenneth Mason, Robert Washington, Michael Jackson, William Jones, William Coleman, Craig Winston, Lewis Nuckols, Robert Sholes, John Beck, Eddie Stockner, Will Hawthorne. 2nd ROW; Wayne Shaw, Mary Seay, Mike Case, Karen Willis, George Waller, Wayne Mills, Milton Parrish, David Nunnally, Joe Toney, Greg May, Stuart Melton, Danny Nuckols. 3rd ROW; Neale Pleasants, Marshall Harris, Mark Horton, Robert Smart, Roger Tignor, Steve Michaels, Willie Mills, Timmy Adams, Tyrone Blocker. 4th ROW; Michael Clarke, James Toliver, Ralph Hall, Bernard James, Ricky Harris, Brad Harris, Robert Sampson, Dougie Mitchell, Wayne Lowry, Wayne Tribble, Jim Barkalow. 5th ROW; Stuart Rhine, Ronnie Thompson, Carl Allen, Robert Gable, Berkeley Campbell, Sam Carter, Jock Fuqua, Scott Dunn, Eddie Bruce, Mike Ambrogi, Michael Hamby. 6th ROW; Rusty Dempsey, Ricky Thompson, Richard Smart, Romko Jaciuk, Winfrey Harris, Jerry Mathews, Mike Conyers, Larry Leadbetter, Jimmy Hall, Walter Bourne, Richard Glasco, Rudolph Harper, Ricky Corker. FHA Wmr 1 f Fi® s HKjjl ||r Wii m V 1st ROW; Deborah Alexander, Sherry Toms, Cathy Willis — song leader, Donna Mathews, Debbie Mathews, Gay Harmon — Pres., Janie Vass 3rd. V-Pres., ICC Rep., Barbara Leonard — reporter, Susan Wickham — Sec. 2nd ROW; Mrs. Cross, Wanda Melton, Susan Henley, Patsy Mahanes, Tommy Meadows, Linda Fleming, Mary Beth Seay, Linda Smith, Willnette Jackson. 3rd ROW; Pamela Tiller, Melinda Hope, Debbie Hodges, Wanda Rice, Patsy Traylor, Shawn Hopkins, Darlene Byrd, Kathy Bickley, Susan Isabell, Beyy Alvis. 4th ROW: Rhonda Davis, Brenda Coleman, Acynthia Jackson, Debra Leslie, Cathy Allison, Jean Samuels, Susan Wood- son, Crandall T urner, Sheryl Dabney, Debbie Sanders, Mrs. Christian. 55 Drama Club 1st ROW: Wes Stone, Robin Southworth, Margaret Bremner. 2nd ROW: Roger Baughan. Shawn Hopkins, Robbie Banton, Lorie Steenburgh. 3rd ROW: Sheryll Marr, Kim Taylor, Susan Gardner. 4th ROW: Stephen Sless, Page McLaughlin, Steve Willis, Philip Adams. The drama department had two excellent productions this year. They were ‘‘Bell, Book and Candle” and ‘‘The Man Who Came to Dinner. Joanne Bailey, who starred in both productions, and Carolyn Adams, who worked back stage for both productions, shared the outstanding drama student award. 56 Orator 1st ROW: Steve Owens, Jimmy Wampler — Assist. Bus. Mgr.; Wes Stone, Chuck Francisco, Philip Adams, Debbie Ballenger, 2nd ROW: Melinda Hope, Page McLaughlin, Steve Sless, Margaret Bremner — Ed.; Nerissa Godsey. 3rd ROW: Lavonne Teagarden, Dar- lene Byrd, Sheryll Marr, Diana Lewis — Bus. Mgr.; 4th ROW: Kim Caruthers, Andrea Brown, Paula Lahocki, Patricia Waldrop, Terrie Beazley, Patricia Bowman, Naneaster Hall. The orator staff works throughout the year collect- ing original short stories, poems, essays, and draw- ings from students here at school. These articles are published in magazine form and sold to the student body for one dollar. 57 Red Cross FIRST ROW: Nancy Patterson. President: Barbara Leonard, Secretary; Tim Cole, Historian; Sheryll Marry, Treasurer; Paul Harris. Vice-president. SECOND ROW: Patsy Mahanes, Vicki VanFossen, Janet Nichols, Sarah Jones, Carolyn Daniels, Terrie Winston. Margaret Bremner, Beth Oliver, Judy Blackburn, Mrs. Bailey, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Paula Lahecki, Janice Mahanes, Pam Pauley. Linda Tarrell, Brenda Lucas, Jean Quarles, Bessie Thomas, Carrie Johnson, Joyce Cash, Sheryll Dabney, April Goodloe. FOURTH ROW: Loretta Green, Brenda Baker. Susan Wickham, Joan Fetty, Patricia Thompson, Carol McLeod, Karen Herndon, Shirley Green, Yolanda Toliver, Lois Tunstall, Claudette Coleman. FIFTH ROW: June Glasco, Jean Gardner, Janet McLeod, Brenda Coving- ton, Connie Sechron, Gail Herndon, Sherry Toms, Melinda Hope. SIXTH ROW: David Nunnely, Willa Terrel, Vickie Towers, Danny Harris, Mike Roberts, David Street, Peter Shamberger, David Ambrogi, Douglas Grey, Bobby Kay. Some of the activities of the Red Cross this year were as follows: An enrollment drive, filled “Christ- mas stockings” with various items for soldiers, collected items for veterans at McGuire’s Hospital, and made posters for the blood mobile. Installation of new officers by the president Nancy Patterson. FBLA 1st ROW: Judy Blackburn, Cheryl Dabney, Nancy Harris, Betty Walker— Hist.: Vickie Van Fossen, Janice Mahanes, Skippy Smith. 2nd ROW: Susan Isabell, Mary Beth Seay, Terrie Beazley, Sherry Hinkle, Stuart Melton, Butch Huff — Treas.; David Hamilton, Pam Brock well, Mrs. Spangler — Sponsor. 3rd ROW: Martha Davis, Pam Tiller, Wilnette Jackson, Linda Jarrell, Andrea Brown, Joan Petty, Debbie Nuckols, Brenda Baker, Donna Mathews, Debbie Mathews — Vice Pres.: Susan Wickham, Debbie Bauer, Patricia Waldrop, Susan Hoitt, Nancy Ta te, Susan Bumpass — Sec.: Emma Lee Mitchell. The Future Business Leaders of America were proud to have two state winners in competition for outstanding business students. These winners were Regina Mines and Brenda Baker. Beta 1st ROW: Margaret Bremner, Carolyn Adams — Treas.; Bonita Henry — Pres.; Bill Slater — Vice Pres.; Anne Midyette — Sec.; Brenda Hazelgrove. 2nd ROW: Doris Romaine, Joan Hale, Jill Davis, Melvinia Patterson, Garnetta Anderson, Marie Long, Winnie Green, Brenda Baker. 3rd ROW: Kim Caruthers, John McEwen, Sam Hollins, Dougie Harris, David Boldridge, Page McLauchlin, Steve Owens. 4th ROW: Jimmy Wampler, Kevin Knotts, Marlon Derricott, Luther White, Jeff Osterud, John Priddy, Wilber Mallory. 60 Science Club 1st ROW: David Ambrogi— Vice Pres.; Jeff Osterud— Pres.; Marie Long— Sec. 2nd ROW: Tom Keyser, David Boldridge, Jimmy Banks, Bill Clay, Samuel Waters, Paul Stairs, Mrs. Tenney — sponsor. This year, Bill Clay won first place in the VJS Population Biology section. He also won a scholarship from the Math Science Conference. John McEwen and Jeff Osterud won honorable mention from the State Westinghouse talent search. Rusty Lowry won first place in the Biology Quiz in the District and State Exhibit. He also presented a paper on Organismic Biology in the VJS essay contest. Paul Stairs won first place district prize on his project he presented at the Math Science Conference. 61 Key Club r 1 1 1st ROW: Luther White — Pres.; Frank Wingfield. Wilber Mallory, Reuben Winston, Lynn Engleby — Sweetheart: Gene Carter, Warren Hancock, Dave Camden. 2nd ROW: John Kersey. Willie Herbert, David Christoph, Jimmy Birkitt, Steve Owens, H.R. Hicks, Randy Lewis. 3rd ROW: George Carter — Treas.; Jerry Corley, Danny Harris, Billy Ayers, Chuck Thompson, Stuart Mallory, Carl Harris. Mike Roberts, Hugh Stephens. 4th ROW: David Boldridge — Sec.; Paul Harris, Tom Wise, Samuel Hollins, Bill Clay, Jimmy Banks. Kevin Knotts, Jeff Osterud, Jimmy Wampler. Key Club Sweetheart Voice -“’i | 1 1st ROW: Mrs. Young — sponsor; Georgia Tyler, Peggy Tompkins, Janie Vass, Melvinia Patterson, Fred Wright, Connie Simms, Crandall Turner, Carolyn Johnson. 2nd ROW: Jay Wickham — Assist. Bus. Mgr.; Bonita Henry — Bus. Mgr.; Patricia Taylor — Class Ed.; Sheila Tompkins — Ed.; Paul Harris — Sports Ed.; Debbie Ballenger — ICC Rep.; Peter Shamburger — Co-Ed.; Jim Walton — Photog. Ed. (quit). Not pictured: Mrs. Judy Little, Sponsor, John Ballenger, Photographer; Steve Owens, Photographer. Special recognition to Carolyn Johnson who designed the cover. 63 1st ROW; Brenda Baker. Janie Cleaton, Marje Long J anrtc S,! ' sSIn Bailej! Da«SAr!Jbreg“uay Wickham! J,mm, Wampler, Oebb,e Ballenger. Banton T,m Cole. 2 John Armistead, D;bbr4TrKirc ammers: ' fynn ' ' Eng,eby, John kt ' cEwen, Caroiyr, Adams. David Boldr.dge. Steve Owens. M,ke Win.ree, Tom Keyser, Barbara Leonard, Renee Bailes, Beverly Carver, Lelia Wingfield, Band 1st ROW: Mike Roberts, Gregory Thompson, Melodye Nagy, Lois Tunstall, Naneaster Hall, Diana Lewis, Vickie Van Fossen. 2nd ROW: Eugene Jackson, Christine Woodson, Simon Woodson, Melvinia Patterson, Joanna Ford, James Koon, Magel Smith, Theodora Jefferson, Michael Alewine, Robert Dymacek. 3rd ROW: Fred Wright, Eddie Patton, Archie Morris, Darry Edwards, Chris- topher Hicks, Roger Bridges, Paul Mason, Mike Steele, Albert Winston, Glenn Murphy, Neil Steenburgh, Henry Winston. 4th ROW: Richard Harris, John Mallory, Mr. Littlejohn — Dir. Art 1st ROW: John Beazley, Janet Nichols, Ellen Hages, Beth Oliver, Jewel Winston, Gloria Deal, Kim Taylor. 2nd ROW: Ruth Bussey, Pam Brockwell, Skippy Smith, Lorie Steinburgh, Lynn Engleby, Deborah Ross, William Jones. 3rd ROW: Darlene Byrd. Barbara Watson, Carol Harris, Gayle Fowler, Mrs. Wright. 4th ROW: Marian Gable, Carolyn Johnson, Eva Cox, Ernest Lewis. 5th ROW: Wanda Brown, Robin Smithers, tia Hayes, Michael Alewine, Kim Royal, Donna Hamner, Patty Jencik, Tim Cole. f The Art Club won first place in the float contest in the Ashland Christmas Parade. Their float ' s theme was Christmas Around the World”. In March, Skeeter Elder, Wil- liam Jones, and Ernest Lewis entered the Virginia Women’s Club Art Contest. Ernest Lewis won third place. Majorettes 1st ROW: Kim Caruthers — Feature Twirler; Kim Salmon — Head; Bonita Henry — Drum Majorette. 2nd ROW: Cathy Willis, Sherry Toms, JoAnn Reynolds, April Goodloe — Assist. Head; Janet Straus, Susan Puryear — ICC Rep.; Conde West — Sec. T reas. 67 Chorus 1st ROW: Helen Lewis, Margaret Bremner, Sandra Curtis, Cynthia Winston, Terri Winston, Roxana Baylor, Rhonda Jackson. 2nd ROW: Sharon Smith, Paula Dunnevant, Lucille Straus, Janet Straus. Millicent Dabney, Patricia Taylor, Cynthia Lawrence. Eloise Nicholas. 3rd ROW: Sylvia Ward, Joyce Abrams, Sharon Waldrop, Juanita Hicks, Betty Jo Axselle, Carolyn Johnson, Georgia Tyler, Marjorie Mines, Yolanda Gary. 4th ROW: Neal Pleasants, Bobby Harper, Jim Walton, Edward Iverson, C.B. Hamn, Michael Curtis, Mike Winfree, Danny Bremner, Claudette Coleman. 5th ROW: Mrs. Keri sha Peaks— Dir.; Walter Bourne, Greg Doggett Wilton Parrish, Louis Jackson, Ernest Ford. 68 Chorus — “Life” 69 Varsity Cheerleaders Eloise Nicholas, Brenda Street, Jill Davis, Debbie Ballenger — Assist. Head; Emma Mitchell — Head; Donna Banton, Kathy Brannan, Karen Toombs. 70 J.V. Cheerleaders 1st ROW: Melissa Green, Terri Banks — Head; 2nd ROW; Susan Harlow, Roxanne Cobb. 3rd ROW: Susan Gardner, Patrina Johnson, Gail Armistead, Patsy T raylor, Robin Wade — Assist. Head. 71 Pep Club 1st ROW: Winnie Green, Anne Midyette, Emma Mitchell, V. Pres.; Lynn Engleby, Pres.; Debbie Ballenger, Bus. Mgr.; Brenda Hazel- grove, Sec.; Robbie Banton, Treas.; Barbara Leonard, Libba Jones, Terry Banks, Cheryl Johnson, Janice Tarrer, Joyce Brooks, Valerie Hooker, April Goodloe. 2nd ROW: Nancy Patterson, Paula Lahocki, Elizabeth Goode, Page Taylor, Patsy Traylor, Bea Byrd, Brenda Street, Debbie Saunders, Cathy Robertson, Robin Southworth, Betty Jo Axselle. Philip Adams, Bobby Kay, Michael Ambrogi, Richard Champ, Jill Davis, Kim Caruthers. 3rd ROW: Sheila Tompkins, Kathy Brannan, Beth Oliver, Sarah Jones, Wanda Rice, Janet Nichols, Donna Hall, Donna Banton, Karen Toombs, Robin Wade, Susan Harlow, Terri Beazley, Melissa Green, Patricia Bowman, Ann Lake, Eloise Nicholas, Patrina Johnson, Susan Gardner. 4th ROW: Benerly Carver, Gail Armistead, Brenda Baker, Sandra Jackson, Gay Harman, Brenda Covington, Mary Beth Seat, Janice Mahanes, Susan Wickham, Debbie Bauer, Renee Stone, Crandall Turner, Mary Haskell, Peter Shamburger, Gene Carter. Pep Club Besides going to the games throughout the year, the Pep Club worked very diligently to help make the homecoming festivities more attractive. The club sponsored the Mr. Patrick Henry Contest which was one of the most successful events of the year. DECAClub 1st ROW: Ronald Ronquest, Treas.; Deborah Ross, Pres.; Pam Sadler, Sec.; Sharon Harris, Rep.; Butch Huff, V. Pres. 2nd ROW; Linda Dabney, Shirley Johnson, Sharon Lewis, Jean Winston, Cheryl Johnson, Deborah Shelton, Deborah Anthony, Sherry King, Gregory Derricott, Joyce Brooks, Arnette Sampson, Carolyn Lewis, Vela Anderson, Wilnette Allen, Earl Smith, Joe Toney, Ernest Lewis. 3rd ROW; Vernell Robinson, Kate Glasco, Lorie Watkins, Jackie Abrams, Sheila Grimes, Peggy Borkey, Ellen Hayes, Sharon Smith, Yolanda Toliver, Thelma Folly, Ferhonda Gewwn, Cynthia Lawrence, Lucille Walker, Dennis West Dickie Champ. 4th ROW: Herbert Henley, Darlene Jones, Phyllis York, Mike Ayers, Mary Baker, Jackie Doggett, Mary Hart, Connie Thomasson, Stuart Melton, Carroll Lane, Bobby Harper, Calvin Cauthorne, Ed White, Tommy Lipscomb, James Wilson. 5th ROW: Mike Hanby, Camp- bell Gravatt, Cindy Wallo, Ricky Haley, Ricky Corker, Glenn Murphy, Robert Jones, Gayle Carneal, Ronnie Shappe, Paul Petty, Richard Glasco, Eugene Jackson, J.W. Mitchell, Michael Clarke, Vance Hopkins, Gene Pleasants, Vernon Tate, Waybe Melton, Duke Shelton, David Street, Tim Butler, Warren Tate, Mike Case, Byron Cash, C.B. Hamn, Anthony Brown, Ernest Thomas, Jimmy Toliver. 73 Lettergirls 1st ROW: Eunice Pleasants— Sec. and Treas.; Nancy Patterson, ICC Rep.; Brenda Hazelgrove— Head; Marsha Garnett— Assist. Head. 2nd ROW: Jean DeBorous, Mary Beth Seay, Peggy King, Margaret Timberlake, Loretta Green. 3rd ROW: Marian Gable! Phyllis York, Gay Harman, Debbie Claytor. 4th ROW: Donna Mathews, Eliza Robinson, Karen Willis, Susan Wickham, Sharon Carter. 5th ROW: Janet McLeod, Susan Hoitt. Iris Gordon, Lois T unstall, Janice Mahanes, Cheryl Dabney. 74 Football 1st ROW: Randy Banton, David Bayer, Carl Harris, James Harris, C.R. Bowles, John McEwen, Ray Davis, Ronnie Epps, Howard Abrams, Tyron Blocker, Webb Buchanan, Marshall Harris. 2nd ROW: Thomas Price, Earl Anderson, John Henry Atkisson, Danny Harris, Carl Harris, Larry Cousins, Winfrey Harris, Tracy Epps, Jeb Midyette, Tony Epps, Gregory Thomas, John White, Chip Ray. 3rd ROW: Ricky Corker, Floyd Epps, Jerry Corley, James Bank, Richard Wiltshire, Paul Chapman, George Howard, Lorenzo Latney, Charley Cash, Stuart Mallory, Steve Harris. 4th ROW: Kenneth Nuckels, Craig Winn, Greg Brock, Mike Roberts, David Street, Randy Lewis, Curtis Hansen, Jimmy Dixon, Billy Goodman, Max Haley, Robert Simpsen, Harold Dyson. -lo Cl 4 ‘ I Crosscountry 1st: David Hamilton, Chuck Thompson, Frank Wingfield, Warren Hancock, Mr. Ailsworth — sponsor. 2nd ROW: H.R. Hicks, Bob Glaubit, Dave Camden. 75 Girls’ Basketball 1st ROW; Miss Dowdy — Coach, Renee Bailes — Co-Capt., Diana Lewis — Co-Capt. 2nd ROW: Barbara Leonard, Paula Lahocki, Emma Lee Mitchell, Karen Rodgers, Dorothy Brooks. 3rd ROW: Mary Beth Seay, Susan Gardner, Susan Harlow, Betty Jo Axselle, Susan Bumpass, Crandall Turner, Donna Harris. Girls’ Softball 1st ROW; Linda Jarrell, Miss Dowdy, Laura Petty, Katherine Hicks, Penny Stephens, Brenda Street, Priscilla Woody, Renee Bailes, Crandall Turner. Mary Beth Seay. 2nd ROW: Emma Lee Mitchell, Judy Hendricks, Paula Lahocki, Susan Bumpass, Donna Harris. Betty Jo Axselle. 76 Basketball, Varsity 1st ROW: Jimmy Banks Tri-Capt; Jerry Johnson, Tri-Capt.; Nick Ford, Th-Capt; 2nd ROW: Mr. Flanagan, Coach; Earl Smith John Woody, Levi Folly, Magel Sm ith, Leon deCordova, Eugene Jackson, Luther White, Jimmy Toliver. Basketball, Junior Varsity LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Epps, Dougie Mitchell, Michael Jackson, Craig Winn, Billy Cox, Mike Barton, Ricky Thompson Howard, Ernest Ford, Myron Davis, Bill Coleman, William Mines, Randy Derricott, Walter Alexander Baseball, Varsity 1st ROW: Chip Ray, Alan Elder, Hugh Stevens, J.W. Mitchell, Mike Roberts, Craig Attkinson, Billy D. Jones, Sammy Hollins, Charles Stanley, Gene Carter. 2nd ROW; Robert Dymacek, Howard Stanley, Jerry Corley, Web Buchanan, Stuart Mallory, David Nuckols, Mike Barton, Luther White, Glen Murphy, Marshall Winn, Max Haley, Jim Wise. Baseball, Junior Varsity 1st ROW: Stuart Jeter, Leland Lewis, Larry Roberts, Alan Holloway, Jerry Mathews. 2nd ROW: Gary Dyson, Joe Mallory, George Dickerson, Steve Lawson, Craig Winn, Dougie Mitchell. 3rd ROW: Billy Goodman. Harold Dyson, Kevin Leonard, Gene Gravatt, Ronnie Harris, Richard Davidson. Girls Track 1st ROW: Patricia Bowman, Brenda Street, Libba Jones. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Peaks— sponsor, Betty Jo Axselle, Renee Bailes, Emma Mitchell. Boys Track FIRST ROW: Randy Davis, Scott Harris, James Terrell, John Wise, Shannon Bailey, Ellis Baughan, Scott Hutchinson, Bobby Toone. SECOND ROW: Coach Horace Whitaker, Coach Alfred Ailsworth. THIRD ROW: Richard Wiltshire, Jeb Midyette, Jimmy Banks, John White, Danny Harris, Billy Cox, David Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: John Wallmeyer, Carl Harris, Greg May, Ronnie Epps, Stuart Mal- lory. Floyd Epps. FIFTH ROW: Bob Glavit, Frank Goodman, Jeff Davis, David Camden, Curtis Hanson, H.R. Hicks, Mark Reece. 79 a ..1 mm Girl’s Varsity 1st ROW: Sponsor — Miss Dowdy, Pres. — Renee Balles, Treas. — Donna Banton, V. Pres. — Donna Harris, Sec, — Crandall Turner. 2nd ROW: Karen Toombs. Barbara Leonard, Paula Lahocki, Jill Davis, Emma Mitchell, Susan Bumpass, Eloise Nicholas. 3rd ROW: Susan Harlow, Betty Jo Axselle. Mary Beth Seay, Brenda Street, Linda Jarrell, Karen Rogers, Kathy Brannan, Shelia Nelson. 4th ROW: Debbie Ballenger, Eliza Robinson, Susan Gardener, Claudette Coleman, Stephanie Byrd, Diana Lewis, Markeeta Redding. Boy’s Varsity iHf 1 n’t ' 1 HL 1st ROW: Sec. — Danny Harris, Treas, — Jerry Corley, Pres, — Jimmy Banks, V. Pres. — Jerry Johnson. 2nd ROW: Erank Wingfield. Alfred Toliver, Curtis Hanson, David Christoph. Robert Dymacek, Charles Stanley, Greg May. Dave Camden. 3rd ROW: Sam Hollins. Richard Wiltshire, Stuart Mallory, Carl Harris, Eloyd Epps, David Hamilton, Greg Brock. Jeb Midyette. 4th ROW: Larry Cousins. Randy Lewis, George Howard, Chuck Thompson, Mike Roberts, T racy Epps. 81 Seniors Class Officers: SEATED: Garnetta Anderson — Sec., Luther White — Pres., Melvinia Patterson — Vice Pres. STANDING: Carolyn Adams — Histor., Bill Slater — Treasurer. Carolyn Ruth Adams Randy Adams Betty Lou Alvis Garnetta Virginia Anderson Deborah Crawley Anthony Debra Lynn Armistead Janet Lane Armstrong Brenda Kay Baker Debra Sue Ballenger James Redman Banks John Carroll Beck James Nelson Birkitt Jr. Seniors David William Boldridge Walter Irby Bourne Margaret Zelma Bremner Karen Kathleen Brice Carolyn Ann Brooks Joyce Diann Brooks Debbie Ann Brown Elmira Brown Elwood Randolph Bruce Dale Addison Bryant Susan Elizabeth Bumpass Stephanie Adams Byrd Denise Canter Glenda Renee Carter George Alvin Carter Sharon Verneta Carter 83 Seniors Michael Wayne Case Cynthia Yvette Claiborne Deborah Ann Claytor Beverly Coleman John Franklin Coleman Jerry Phillip Conwell Jerry Thomas Corley William Welton Cowell Kathy Collene Davidson Ernestine Faye Davis Jean NaShay DeBorous Leon Aston deCordova Marlon Vincent Derricott Sandra Derricott Altamont Dickerson III Seniors Gregory Doggett Jacquelyn Doggett Patricia Mae Dyer Janet Anne Eddleton Donald Eugene Edwards Donna Lynn Ehrlich Allen Boyd Elder Lynn Moore Engleby Diane Elizabeth Farmer Lawrence Windell Farmer Barbara Ethel Faulknier Linda Lucille Fleming Doris Vanessa Follie Thelma Elaine Folly Edward Lorenzo Fountain Seniors Vanessa Viola Fountain Deborah Kay Fox Jean Evelyn Gardner Robert Warren Gardner Marsha Croxton Garnett Rhonda Bourne Gilnett Nerissa Leigh Godsey April Doris Goodloe Tina Marie Goodman Bernard Alvis Gordon Carolyn Denise Gordon William Campbell Gravatt Daisy Arlene Gray Ferhonda Vernae Green Loretta Olivia Green Winifred Andrews Green 86 Joan Louise Hale Seniors Deborah Lynn Hall Naneaster Florine Hall Carroll Bernard Hamn Cora Gay Harman Lauri Emerson Harmon Daniel Nichols Harris Douglas Allen Harris Nancy Marie Harris Paul Gladden Harris Velma Theresa Harris Mary Caren Hart Bonita Warre Henry Seniors John David Hinkle Jr. Samuel Lewis Hollins Richard Lee Holloway Valerie Kay Hooker Melinda Mae Hope Jacquelyn Horton Anthony Earl Huff Edna Jean Iverson Romke Lloyd Jaciuk Acynthia Dale Jackson Eugene Thomas Jackson Rhonda Crist Jackson Rhonda Mallory Jackson Sandra Kay Jackson Willnette Pecolia Jackson Seniors Theodore Denise Jefferson William George Jencik Carolyn Deni se Johnson Cynthia Elaine Johnson Donald Gene Johnson Jerry Allyn Johnson Jewell Denise Johnson Shirley Ann Johnson William Lee Johnson Jr. Bonnie Lynn Jones Vickie Evonne Jowers John Phillip Kersey Jr. Jacqueline Anita King Lorraine King Kevin Raymond Knotts Ronnie Leftwich Seniors Ben Leslie Diana Leigh Lewis Ernest Lewis, Jr. James Alonzo Lewis, Jr. Sharon Scott Lewis Thomas Marlen Lipscomb Keith Loehline Jeanette Davis Loney Mary Marie Long Sandra Kaye Luck Constance Lee Mahanes Frank Elwood Mallory, Jr. Raymond Scott Mason Barry Lee Mathews Joseph Walker Mathews, Jr. Janet Elaine McLeod Seniors Stuart James Melton, Jr. Eugene Grant Mickens Anne Reid Midyette Bonnie Miller Kelvin Randolph Mines Regenia Valentine Mines Carmelia Antoinette Minor Emma Lee Mitchell Jerry Dean Mitchell Beulah May Murphy Deborah Susan Murphy Angela Gay Napier Constance Jane Napier Shelia Marie Nelson Eloise Scott Nicholas ■ ' - ' 3 9J Seniors Janet Frances Nichols Deborah Lynn Nuckols Gail Marie Nuckols Garland Ray Nuckols, Jr. William Samuel Nuckols Jeffrey Laurits Osterud Wilton Mortimore Parrish, II Melvinia Vena Patterson Nancy Lynn Patterson Bobby Wayne Pleasants Eunice Yvonne Pleasants Gene Randolph Pleasants Theresa Darleen Powell Jean Catherine Quarles Patsy Charlene Rada Markeeta Charlene Redding Seniors Eliza Regina Robinson Franklin Robinson Vernell Elaine Robinson Doris Maxine Romaine Deborah Lucinda Ross Pamela Rosetta Sadler Kim Marie Salmon Robert Dale Sampson Stephen Payne Saunders Karen Lee Schmetzer Linda Sue Schwerdtfeger Carolyn Lea Shelton Deborah Sabrina Shelton William Duke Shelton, Jr. Steven Wayne Sholes William Alexander Slater Seniors Dennis Keith Somers Stephen Harland Stairs Darlene Faye Stanley Rita Bourne f Stanley i Stephen Grayson Sless Alvin Emmitt Smith Brendalin O’Neil Smith Linda Lee Smith Rebecca Christine Smith Samuel James Smith Samuel Randolph Smith. Jr. Leila Skipwith Harrison Smith Terry Jean Smithers Lorri York Smook Nancy Barrie Snyder Richard Logan Snyder, Jr. Seniors Michael Wayne Steele Hugh Franklin Stephens, Jr. George Edward Stockner Lucille Gertrude Straus David Lee Street Vernon Lee Tate Janice Christine Tarrer James Sebastian Taylor j John Owen Taylor Patricia Yvonne Taylor Bessie Mae Thomas Edna Doretha Thomas Lorenzo Alvin Thomas Connie Diane Thomasson Margaret Timberlake Alfred Ravone T Oliver Yolanda Feleto Toliver Sheila Kay T ompkins Margaret Crandall Turner Georgia Millician Tyler Waverly Tyler Mary Katherine Tyus Vickie Lynn Van Fossen Janie Louis Vass Betty Ann Walker Alonza Leigh Waller George Junior Waller Patricia Dale Walsh Barbara Knight West Howard Franklin West, Jr. Cathy Renay White Luther Wesley White, IV Michael Whitley Nancy Odette Wilhite Lewis Woodrow Willis, Jr. Thomas David Willis Seniors Richard Craig Wiltshire Claude Francis Wingfield, Jr. Marshall Munford Winn Freda Darlene Winston Henry Glenn Winston Jr. Jean Loretta Winston Jewel Luvinia Winston Sheila Winston Thomas Andrew Winston Thomas Burke Wise III Simon Lee Woodson Dorothy Wyatt 97 Juniors 1st Vice Pres. Tern Winston. 2nd Vice Pres. Donna Banton, Sec. Jill Davis, Pres. John Priddy, Treas. Reuben Winston. Abrams, Howard Alexander, Arlene Allen, Wilnet Anderson, Earl Anderson, Levi Anderson, Velma Attkinson, Craig Ayers, William Ayersman, Melody Bailes, Renee Banton. Donna Banton, Randy Banton, Robbie Barnes, Eddie Bauer, Debbie Bauserman, Gale Baylor, Beniamin Blackburn. Judy Blackburn. Nancy Borkey, Peggy Bowles, C.R. Brannan. Kathy Bremner, Danny Brock, Greg 98 Juniors Brooks, Althea Brown, Debbie Brown, Elmira Buchanan, Thomas Buckner, Kevin Butler, Tim Butler, Tina Camden, Dave Canter, Denise Carneal, Charles Carneal, Judy Carter, Gene Carter, Glenda Caruthers, Kim Cary, Jackie Case, Daniel Cash, Byron Cash, Joyce Champ, Richard Chapman, Paul Clarke, Mary Clarke, Mike Clinton, Jean Cobb, Karen Cocke, Vernon Coffin, Keith Cole, Tim Coleman, Beverly Coleman, Claudette Coleman, Daisy Cooper, Melvin Cousins, Larry Cowell, Dennis Curtis, Michael Dabney, Linda Dabney, Millicent Dabney, Sheryl Davidson, Kathy Davis, Jeff Davis, Jill Davis, Ray Denton, Michael 99 Juniors Derricott, Gerald Diana, Paul Dixon, Jimmy Doggett, Greg Duck, Patricia Dukes, Diane Dunn, Linwood Dunnivan, Linwood Dunnevant, Paula Dyer, Patricia Dymacek, Robby Epps, Floyd Epps. T ony Epps, T racy Petty, Joan Petty, Paul Fleming, Dallas Folile, Doris Follie, Mary Folly, Levi Ford, Joanna Ford, Nick Fowler, Arlene Francisco, Chuck Gable, Marian Gaines, Charles Gayle, Calvin Gayle, Keith George. Gail George, Ricky Giles, Benjamin Glazebrook, John Goodloe, Ray Goodman, Frank Gordon, Carolyn Gordon, Iris Gordon, Paulette Gravatt, Sandra Green, Ferhonda Grey, Douglas Grimes, Roderick Flaley, Ricky 100 Juniors Hall, Alcie Hamilton, David Hancock, Warren Hansen, Curtis Harris, Donna Harris, Joan Harris, John Harris, Karl Harris, Marshall Harris, Sharon Harris, Winfrey Haskell, Mary Hattan, Mike Hawthorne, Will Hayes, Ellen Heins, Philip Henderson, Edith Herbert, William Hicks, H.R. Hinton, Yvette Hodges, James Hoitt, William Hopkins, Vance Houchens, Linda Humes, Walter Isa bell, Susan Isley, Arthur Jackson, Annie Jackson, Martina James, Bernard Jarrell, Larry Jencik, Patty Johnson, Carrie Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Skeebo Jones, Milton Jones, Robert Jones, Sara Jones, Susan Keyser, Tom King, Cecil 101 Juniors King, Jerome King, Lorraine King, Peggy King, Roxanne King. Sherry Leadbetter, Donna LeFevre, Kenneth Leonard, Barbara Leslie. Ronnie Lewis, Carolyn Lewis. Hezzie Lewis, Patricia Lewis, Randy Loney, John Luck, Wayne Mahanes, Janice Mallory, Ricky Mallory, Steward Mallory, Wendy Mallory, Wilber Manack, Bob Marr, Sheryll Mason, Kenneth Matthews, Debbie Matthews, Donna May, Greg McEwen, Michael Melnyczyn, Lesia Melton, Wayne Michalec, John Mickens, Louis Midyette, Jeb Miller, Tim Mills, Willard Mines, Mary Mines, Myrtle Moore, Lynn Nuckols, Carlton Nuckols, David O ' Berry, Lesta Oliver, Beth Owens, Steve 102 Juniors Patterson, David Pearce. David Pemberton, Leigh Pemberton, Yhomas Pleasants, Richard Pollard, Jay Price. Thomas Priddy, John Puryear, Susan Redding, Marketta Reynolds, Jo Ann Roberts, Mike Robinson, Charles Rogers, Karen Ronquest, Martha Ronquest, Ronald Ross, Laura Rutledge, Butch Rutledge, Cindy Sampson, Arnette Samuel, Jean Saunders, Deborah Satterwhite, Ronnie Seay, Mary Beth Shamburger, Peter Sharp, Diana Sharp. Ronald Shelton, Marlon Shelton, Morris Shelton, Victor Sill, Doris Simms, Connie Smith, Brooke Smith, Earl C. Smith, Earl D. Smith, Marie Snipes. David Sprouse, Carlton Stanley. Charles Stanley, Douglas Stanley, Keith Stanley, Lee 103 Juniors Starling, Sheila Steenburgh, Neal Stone, Renee Street, Brenda Street, Linda Tate, Leslie Tate, Nancy Taylor, Myra Teagarden, LaVonne Thomas, Bernard Thomas, Wayland Thompson, Charles Thompson, Gregory Tignor, Teresa Tiller, Pamela Toliver, Jimmy Toliver, Yolanda Toombs, Karen Toney, Joe T ribble, Kenneth Tunstall, Lois Turner, Linda Waldrop, Sharon Walker, Lucille Wallmeyer, John Walton, Jim Wampler, Jimmy Ward, Sylvia Washington, Dallas Watkins, Lorie West, Conde Wickham, Jay Wickham, Susan Wilkerson, Richard Williams, Teresa Willis, Anne Willis, Karen Wingfield, Craig Winston, Carey Winston, Cynthia Winston, Reuben Winston, Sheila 104 Juniors 105 Sophomores Abrams, Edmond Abrams, Jackie Abrams, Joyce Adams, Donna Adams, Philip Adams, Timothy Alexander, Deborah Alexander, John Alexander, Walter Alewine, Michael Allen, Carl Allison, Cathy Ambrogi, Michael Armistead, Gail Atkinson, Bruce Atkinson, Kevin Axselle, Betty Jo Ayers, Michael Bailey, Susan Baker, Aubrey Baker, Mary Ballard, Conway Banks, Terry Barkalow, James Vice Pres. Carolyn Cary, Treas. Carol McLeod, Sec. Hollis Clay, Pres, Jim Wise. 106 siT ' Sophomores Barton, Mike Bass, Steven Baughan, Roger Bayer, David Baylor, Roxana Beazley, Johnny Beazley, Terrie Bedwell, T eresa Berry, Bonnie Birkitt, John Bickley, Kathy Blocker, Tyrone Blunt, Walter Bowden, Mark Bowman, Patricia Bridges, Roger Brooks, Dorothy Brothers, Laurie Brown, Andrea Brown, Wanda Bruce, Cindi Bruce, Edward Buchanan, Webb Bussey, Wiliene Byrd, Bea Byrd, Darlene Collie, Becky Campbell, Berkely Campbell, Constance Cannon, Clyde Carter, Frankie Carter, Samuel Cary, Carolyn Cary, John Cary, Johnny Cary, Yolanda Cauthorne, Calvin Chenery, Mary Christoph, John Clark, Charles Clay, Hollis Cleaton, Janie Cobb, Roxanne Coffey, Mike Coleman. Brenda Coleman, William Coles, Edmond Conwell, Barry 107 Sophomores Conyers, Michael Conyers, Walter Corker. Ricky Corley, Sandra Cox, Billy Cox. Eva Creery, Joe Curtis, Sandra Dabney, Cornelius Dabney. Steve Daniels, Carolyn Davis, Martha Davis, Myron Davis, Rhoda Deale, Gloria Dempsey, James Derricott, Hamilton Derricott, Martha Derricott, Randy Derricott, Symeanar Duck, Mary Dyson, Harold Ehrlich, Pat Elder, Robin Epps, Judy Epps, Ronnie Flemmons, Cheryl Floyd, Kevan Follie, Lazarus Ford, Ernest Fowler. David Francisco. Rhett French, Monte Fuqua, Jock Gable, Robert Gaines, Synora Gallmeyer. Kenneth Gardner, Brenda Gardner, Susan Garrett, Cindy Gerald, Eugene Giles, Sherry Glasco, James Glasco, June Glasco. Kate Glasco, Richard Goode, Elizabeth Goodman, Billy 108 Sophomores Gordon, Antoinette Green, Eleanor Green, Melissa Green, Shirley Grimes, Carl Grimes, Sheila Grubbs, Kim Gusti, Margi Haley, Max Hall, Becky Hall, Diane Hall, Donna Hall, James Hall, Keith Hall, Ralph Hall, Russell Hamner, Donna Hanby, Earl Hannah, Christine Harlow, Susan Harper, James Harper, Rudolph Harris, Brad Harris, Carl Harris, Carol Harris, Deborah Harris, Ervin Harris, James Harris, Kay Harris, Melvin Harris, Ricky Harris, Robert Harris, Steve Hart, Rose Hathcock, Patricia Hawthorne, Dale Hayes, Tia Hems, Paul Henley, Herbert Henley, Susan Herndon, Gail Herndon, Karen Hicks, Christopher Hicks, Claude Hicks, Juanita Hicks, Terry Hinkle, Sherri Hodges, Debbie 109 Sophomores Hodges, Jessie Hoitt. Susan Holloway, Guy Hopkins, Shawn Horton, Mark Howard, George Iverson, Edward Jackson, Gretter Jackson, Louis Jackson, Michael Johnson, Alonzo Johnson, Annette Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Patrina Johnson, Tun Johnson, Wanda Jones, Anne Jones, Darlene Jones, Doswell Jones, Jerry Jones, Laura Jowers, Ronnie Kay, Robert Koon, James Koon, Katrina Lahocki, Paula Lake, Anne Lane, Carroll Latney, Lorenzo Leadbetter. Larry Lee, John Leslie, Debra Lewis, Helen Lewis, Laizer Lowry, Carlton Lowry, Rusty Mahanes, Patsy Mallory, Brenda Mallory, Diane Mallory, John Mallory, Myra Manack, Mary Marks, Lin Marshall, Glenda Mason. Abraham Mason. Paul Mathews, Jerry McCowan, Sandra 1 10 Sophomores McEwen, John McCleod, Carol Meadows, Tammy Melton, Wanda Mickens, Steward Miles, Betty Mills, Wade Milstead, Michael Milstead, Roger Minor, Jacquelyn Mines, Marjorie Mitchell. Dougie Mitchell, J.W. Mize, Ben Morris, Archie Murphy, Glenn Nagy, Bonnie Nicholas, Cecil Noel, Jane Nuckols, Daniel Nuckols, Kenneth Nuckols, Lewis Nunnally, David Parrish, Margaret Parrish, Milton Patton, Eddie Pauley, Pam Perkins, Roger Phillips, Cindi Phillips, Jessie Pitts, Cindi Pleasants, Neal Preston, Sylvester Pumphrey, Laurett Rada, Dana Ray, Alfred Ray, Mike Reece, Mark Reed, Cindy Rice, Wanda Robertson, Cathy Robinson, Alphonso Robinson, William Ryan, Steward Sammon, Carolyn Sampson, Rhonda Schultz, Robert Schwartz, Brenda 1 1 1 Sophomores Searless, Brenda Sechrist, Connie Shaw. Wayne Shelton, Stanley Sheilds, David Slaughter, Ceclle Slaughter, Deborah Smart, Richard Smart. Robert Smith, Augusta Smith, Parke Smith, Sharon Smithers, Robin Smoot, Nathan Southworth, Robin Stairs. Paul Stanfield, Tony Stanley, Bruce Stanley, Kenneth Steenburgh, Lori Stone, Wes Straus, Janet Swingle, Tim Tarrer, Donne Taylor. Deloris Taylor, Kim T aylor, Page Taylor, Ralph Taylor. Susan Terrell. Willa Tho mas, Earnest Thomas, Gibson Thomas, Terena Thomason, Richard Thompson, Bonnie Tompkins, Peggy Thompson, Courtney Thompson, Ricky Thompson, Ronnie Tignor, Roger Toms, Sherry T raylor, Patsy Viverette, Mary Wade, Robin Waldrop, Patricia Walker, Brenda Waller, Allen Wallo, Cindy 112 ■xabiiiitir Sophomores Washington, Robert Watson, Barbara Webb, Kevin Wells, Rusty West, Dennis West, Margaret White, Edward White, John White, T ony Wickham, Robert Wiles, Julia Willis, Cathy Willis, Steve Wingfield, Leila Wilson, James Winfree, Mike Winn, Craige Winston, Craig Winston, Earl Wise, Jim Woodson, Christine Woody, Cindy Woody, Nancy Worley, Mary 113 Administration MR. FRANK CUMBO VICE-PRINCIPAL B.S., St. Augustine’s College, further studies at University of N.C.,Va. State. VCU. Experiences: Teacher; Central High, St. Emma Military Academy, Huge- not High Seasonal Park Ranger, Dept, of Int., Dept, of Int. Revenue. MR. LOUIS FLANAGAN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL B.A., Washington and Lee University Experiences: Teacher — Patrick Henry Basketball Coach Key Club Sponsor 1 14 Counselors and Secretary K MRS. EVELYN BUMPASS I MRS. MARJORIE WEST — A.B. Virginia Union University MRS. JESSIE CAMPBELL — B.A., Southeastern State MR. AUBREY STONE — B.A., Randolph Macon College The students at Patrick Henry know that anytime they need assistance in planning their curriculum at P.H. or their future role after high school, that the guidance counselors are more than willing to give advice in the atmosphere of an advisor and a friend. MRS. MARY TATE Without the diligent work of the secretaries, many of the administration’s, faculty’s, and students’ pro- jects would fail to be completed. The secretaries’ responsibilities are too numerous to be listed, yet their efforts and accomplishments are known and appreciated by all who are a part of Patrick Henry. MRS. JOYCE HARRIS 115 Science and Math Departments MRS. W. SADLER: MCV, B.S., MCV MRS. ELEANOR TENNEY; B.A., W. Va. Wesleyan, M.A., W. Va. Univ., Science Club MISS JUDY NEWMAN: B.S., Madison MR. JAMES SPICER; B.S., Univ. of Richmond, Beta Club MISS CAM BECKWITH; B.S., Longwood, Junior Class MRS. KATHLEEN PUGH: B.A., Flora Mac Donald, F.T.A. MRS. MARVINE TYLER: B.A. Westhampton, S.C.A. MRS. IDA GAYLES: B.S., Virginia State MR. GLENN ROSE: Va. Tech.. B.S. Mechanical Engineering MRS. PHYLLIS ANDREWS: B.S., Madison Foreign Language and English Departments MR. LELAND NOVEMBER: B.A., Randolf Macon MISS FRANCES HICKSON: B.A., Mary Washington MRS. RUTH GILES: B.A., Virginia State, Spanish Club MRS. ALICIA CARTER: B.A., Virginia Union Univ. MRS. JUDITH LITTLE: B.A.. Pikeville College MRS. NANCY FITCH: B.A., William and Mary MRS. HATTIE ALEXANDER: B.A., Virginia Union Univ., Debate Team MRS. JUDITH VAUGHAN: B.A., Elon MR. NIDAL MAHAYNI: B.A., Randolf Macon, VCU-English Credits, Drama Club MRS. KAYE YARBROUGH: B.A., Wake Forest Univ. MRS. RETA SWOOPE: Ferrum Junior College, B.A., Radford MRS. CAROL SIMONINI: B.S., Longwood 117 Business Department MRS. GWEN BENNETT; B.S., Longwood MRS. JUDITH BAILEY: B.S., Longwood MRS. JEAN GREENE: B.S., Virginia State MRS. SONJA YOUNG: B.S., Virginia State MRS. GRACE SPANGLER: B.S., Madison MISS ARSTELLE PRESLEY: M.S.. VCU, FBLA History Department REV. ROBERT BOWLES: B.A., B.D., Va. Union Univ. M.A., Columbia Univ. MR. WILLIAM MARTZ: B.A., Milligan, Baseball MR. HARRY VANNOY: MR. GARLAND LLOYD; B.S.. RPI, Tri-Hi-Y MR. HORACE WHITAKER: B.S.. VCU, Track MR. ALFRED AILSWORTH: B.A., Univ. of Richmond MRS. CONNIE MARTZ: B.A.. Madison. PepCIub MRS. MONA MCCLURKIN: B.S., Univ. of Arkansas. National Honor 118 Library, Art and Music Departments MISS RUTH GIBBON B.S., Virginia State M.A., Columbia University Library Club MRS. JUNE CRENSHAW Radford Library Club MRS. ELIZABETH WRIGHT B.A., Western Maryland Art Club MR. SAMUEL LITTLEJOHN B.S., Virginia State Band Director MRS. KERISHA PEAKS B.S., Radford Varsity Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders Varsity Choral Club MR. JAMES COBB B.S.. RPI P.E. MISS MARGARET DOWDY B.S., Longwood Girls’ Basketball and Softball MR. PHILIP RITCHIE B.S., Bridgewater Football Coach MRS. GROOME B.S., VCU JAMES BECK B.S., RPI MR. CARLTON HALL MR. LEWIS BRUBAKER M.A.,VPI B.S..VPI M S., University of Maryland 120 Cafeteria and Custodial Staff Susie Goodwin, Evelyn Loving, Geneva Carter, Eleanor Doggett, Manager; Bessie Mills, Gracie Lane. rrrrr: rrrrif rrrrn Clarence Dabney and Joe Mines 121 Senior Directory CAROLYN RUTH ADAMS DINKY” Drama 1; SCA alt. 1-2; Girls State 2; Stunt Nite 2-3; Beta 2-3. Treas. 3; SCA rep. 3: SCA Nom. Comm. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Sr. Class Treas. 3; SPARK pg. ed. 3; ICC Sec. 3. BETTY LOU ALVIS Tn-Hi-Y 1-2; FHA3. DAVID GLEN AMBROGI BOSCO” ORATOR Photog. 1; Liberty Singers 1; Prom Comm. 2; Math Science Teacher Conf. 1-2, 2nd place Biology 1, 3rd place Chem. 2; Science Club 1-3; SPARK Photog. 1-2, sports ed. 3; VJAS Honorable Mention, Organismic Biology 2; Science Humanity Symposium 2; Vars. Football 2; Stunt Nite 2. GARNETTA VIRGINIA ANDERSON “GUY” SCA rep. 1; Miss PH Contest 2; Prom Comm. 2; Sr. Class Sec. 3; Beta 3. DEBRA LYNN ARMISTEAD DEBBIE” JV Cheerleader 1; Homecoming Princess 1-2; Pep Club 1-3; Vars. Cheerleader 2; Prom Comm. 2; Jr. Marshal 2; Girls ' Vars. 2-3; 4-H 2-3; FHA 3. JANET LANE ARMSTRONG JV Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1-3; SCA rep. 1-3; Prom Comm. 2; Jr. Marshal 2; Vars. Cheerleader 2-3; Girls’ Vars. 2-3; 4-H 2-3; FHA 3. JOANNE MARIE BAILEY SPARK 2-3, pg. ed. 2, assist ed. 3; Red Cross Disaster Team 2-3; Drama 3, Bell, Book Candle” 3. BRENDA KAY BAKER Drama 1; Latin Certamen 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2, Sec. 2, Conf. 2: Pep Club 1-3; MGA 2; FTA 2-3; Beta 2-3, Conv. 3; NHS 2-3, Pres. 3, Conf. 3; Red Cross alt. 3; FBLA 3; SPARK 2nd pg. ed. 3; FBLA Conv. 3. DEBRA SUE BALLENGER “DEBBIE” JV CVieerleader 1; Stunt Nite 1-3; Pep Club 1-3, bus. mgr. 3; ORATOR 2; Girls ' Track 2; Prom Comm. 2; Basketball Stat. 2; Office Assist. 2; SPARK 2-3, corr. ed. 3; VOICE ICC rep, photo authorizer 2-3; Miss PH Contest 2-3; Girls’ Vars. 3; Vars. Cheerleader assist, head 3; 1972 HOMECOMING QUEEN 3. JAMES REDMAN BANKS JIMMY” Boys’ Vars. 1-3, Pres. 3; Vars. Basketball 1-3, Tri-Capt. 3; Vars. Football 1-3; Vars. Track 1-3; Jr. Marshal 2; Key Club 2-3; 4-H 2-3. JOHN CARROLL BECK JV Football 1; FFA 1-3, Pres. 3; Track 1-3. SANDRA ANN BERGER JAMES NELSON BIRKITT JR. JIMMY” SCA rep. 1; Stunt Nite 1-3; SCA Campgn. Mgr. 1-3; SPARK rep, photog. 1-3; Key Club 3. MARGARET ZELMA BREMNER MAG” Soph, attend. 1; Liberty Singer 1-2; treas. 2, libr. 2; Chorus 1- 3, Pres. 2, Hist. 3; Drama 1-3, ICC rep. 3; All Reg. Chorale 2- 3, alt. 2; Beta 2-3; Red Cross 2-3, ICC rep. 2; ORATOR 2-3, ed. 3. PAMELA LOU BROCKWELL CAROLYN ANN BROOKS JOYCE DIANE BROOKS Library Club 1-2; DECA 3; Library assist. 3; Pep Club 3. ANTHONY BROWN DECA 2-3. DEBBIE ANN BROWN ANN WILKINS BRUCE FHA Sec. T reas. 1; Red Cross 2-3, alt. 3; 4-H 2-3. ELWOOD RANDOLPH BRUCE RANDY” Red Cross 2. DALE ADDISON BRYANT Band 1-2; T rack 2. SUSAN ELIZABETH BUMPASS SCA rep. 1; JV Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1-3; Vars. Cheerleader 2; Jr. Marshal 2; Girls’ Vars. 2-3; NHS 3; FBLA 3; 4-H 3. WILLIAM LACY BUTLER Science Club 1-2. STEPHANIE ADAMS BYRD Girls’ Basketball 1-2; Girls’ Vars. 1-3; Homecoming Comm. 1 - 2 . SUSAN CHRISTIAN CARROLL FBLA 1; PepCIub 1-2; FHA 1-2; Library Club 2; SPARK 2. GEORGE ALVIN CARTER PUDGY” JV Football 1; Key Club 1-3; Mr. PH Contest 1; SCA rep. 1-2; Stunt Nite 1-3; Jr. Class VP 2; SCA Exec. Comm. 2-3; SCA VP 3; SCA Nom. Comm. 3; ICC Chair. 3. SHARON VERNETA CARTER DANNY OWENS CARY MICHAEL WAYNE CASE MIKE” Vo Ag. 1-3; Band 2. CYNTHIA YVETTE CLAIBORNE Lettergirl 1. WILLIAM MCCAULEY CLAY BILL” 4-H 1-3; Key Club 2 3; FTA 3; Science Club 3. DEBORAH ANN CLAYTOR DEBBIE Red Cross 3; Lettergirl 3. DAVID WILLIAM BOLDRIDGE Key Club 1-3; SPARK 2; NHS 2-3; Beta 2-3. WALTER IRBY BOURNE WALT” FFA 1-3; Chorus 3. JOHN FRANKLIN COLEMAN JERRY PHILLIPCONWELL 122 Senior Directory JERRY THOMAS CORLEY JV Football, Tri-Capt. 1; JV Basketball 1; JV Baseball 1; SCA rep. 1; Vars. Football 2-3; Boys Vars. 2-3; Tri-Hi-Y 3: SPARK assist, sports ed. 3. BRENDA LEE COVINGTON Pep Club 1-3; SCA rep. 3; Red Cross 3. WILLIAM WELTON COWELL BILLY” FFA 1-2; DECA 2. DEBORAH GAYE CRAWLEY DEBBIE” DECA 3. CYNTHIACURTIS CENT” SPARK 1-2. DEBRA ANN DABNEY DEBBIE” WALTER HARPER DABNEY STRINGBEAN KATHY COLLENN DAVIDSON ERNESTINE FAYE DAVIS FAYE” FHA 1; Human Relations 2; SPARK 2; SCA rep. 3; ORATOR 3. DARLENE MARIE DEALE DEE DEE” JEAN NASHAY DEBOROUS Lettergirl 3. LEON ASTON DECORDOVA Vars. Basketball 2-3. GREGORY LEE DERRICOTT JIGGIE DECA 1-3; Vo Ag. 3. MARLON VINCENT DERRICOTT Beta 2-3. WILBUR WELLINGTON DERRICOTT ALTAMONT DICKERSON MONTY” GREGORY NELSON DOGGETT JACQUELYN EMMA DOGGETT PATRICIA DYER JANET EDDLETON Red Cross 1; Pep Club 1-3; FHA 1-3; 4-H 3; FTA 2-3. DARRY ALONZO EDWARDS BLACK-P” JV Football 1; Vars. Football 2; Band 3. DONALD EUGENE EDWARDS ED” ALLEN BOYD ELDER SKEETER” Vars. Baseball 2-3; Key Club 3; Art Club 3. DONNA LYNN EHRLICH Red Cross 2; Spanish Honor 2; NHS 3. LYNN MOORE ENGLEBY SCA rep. 1-2; Pep Club 1-3, Pres. 3; SPARK 1-3; Stunt Nite 1-3; Miss PH Contest 1-3; Prom Comm. 2; Thalhimer ' s Teen Council 2; Va. Forestry Poster Award 2; FTA 3, Conv. 3; Art Club 3; Key Club Sweetheart 3; Newsleader Youth Ed. 3; Vars. Basketball Stat. 3. DIANE ELIZABETH FARMER BARBARA ETHEL FA.ULKNIER LINDA LUCILLE FLEMING DORIS VANESSA FOLLIE THELMA ELAINE FOLLY FOLLY Prom Comm. 2; ORATOR 2-3; DECA 3. EDWARD LORENZO FOUNTAIN VANESSA VIOLA FOUNTAIN DEBORAH KAY FOX Latin Club 3. JEAN EVELYN GARDNER ROBERT WARREN GARDNER BOBBY” Vo Ag. 2-3; Voc. Ind. Club of America 3. MARSHA CROXTON GARNETT Soph. Dance Comm. 1; Lettergirl 1-3, assist head 3; FTA 1-3, Pres. 3; Prom Comm. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Sec. 3. WARREN CARROLL GAYLE WARREN” SHERRIE LEA GERALD RHONDA BOURNE GILNET NERISSA LEIGH GODSEY RISSIE” JV Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1; SCA rep. 1-3; Library Club 2; Miss PH Contest 2; Prom Comm. 2; Office assist. 3; ORA- TOR 3. APRIL DORIS GOODLOE VOICE 1-2; Stunt Nite 1-2; Pep Club 1-3; Majorette 1-3, Assist, head 3; SPARK 3; FBLA 3; Red Cross 3. TINA MARIE GOODMAN Teacher assist. 1-2; Pep Club 2-3 NHS 3. BERNARD ALVIS GORDON BUDDY ROE” CAROLYN DENISE GORDON WILLIAM CAMPBELL GRAVATT CAMPBELL” 4-H 1-3; Vo Ag. 1-3; DECA 1-3. DAISY ARLENE GRAY Girls’ Track 1; FBLA 1-2; SCA rep. 1-2; Girls’ Basketball 3. FERHONDA VERNAE GREEN LORETTA OLIVIA GREEN Stunt Nite 2-3; Red Cross 2-3; Pep Club 3; Lettergirl 3. 123 Senior Directory WINIFRED ANDREWS GREEN WINNIE SCA Candidate 1; SCA rep. 1; FTA 1-3, Treas. 2, VP. 3; Pep Club 1-3, bus. mgr. 2; Prom Comm. 2; Stunt Nite 1-2; Beta 2-3; Vars. Basketball Stat. 3. JOAN LOUISE HALE JO Pep Club 1; Spanish Honor 2-3; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3; NHS 3; Beta 3; SPARK 3. NANEASTER FLORINE HALL EASTER ORATOR 2-3; Band 3. DEBORAH LYNN HALL DEBBIE Stunt Nite 1-2; Pep Club 1-3, FTA 1-3; 4-H 1-3; SPARK 1-3; bus. mgr. 3; Prom Comm. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3; Voice 2. RANDALL BLAINE HALL RANDY CARROLL BERNARD HAMM C.B. FFA 1; DECA3;Chorus3. DALE EVAN HANKS EVAN” CORA GAY HARMAN SCA rep. 1-2; Pep Club 1-3; Stunt Nite 1-3; FHA 2-3, Pres. 3; Miss PH Contest 2-3; Girls ' State 2; Prom Comm. 2; SCA Treas. 3; SCA Exec. Comm. 2-3; SCA Norn. Comm. 3; Letter- girl 3; Parades 3; T ri-Hi-Y 3. LAURI EMERSON HARMON SPARK 1; Stunt Nite 1; FBLA 1; Liberty Singers 1; Pep Club 1-2; Office Assist. 1-2; Vars. Cheerleader 2; Girls ' Vars. 2; Prom Comm. 2. DANIEL NICHOLS HARRIS DANNY JV Football 1; Stunt Nite 1-3; Red Cross 2; 4-H 2; Mr. PH Con- test 2; Prom Comm. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Vars. Football 2-3; Vars. T rack 3; Boys ' Vars. 3. DOUGLAS ALLEN HARRIS DOUG Key Club 1-3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 2-3; Vars. Football 2; Beat 2-3. JERRY LEE HARRIS NANCY MARIE HARRIS FHA 1-2; 4-H 1-2; FBLA 3; FTA 3. PAUL GLADDEN HARRIS JV Football 1; Stunt Nite 1-2; Vars. Football mgr. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Pres. 3; Red Cross 2-3; VP 3; Key Club 2-3; Mr. PH Contest 2-3; VOICE 2-3, sports ed. 3; MGA 2-3; SCA rep. 3; SCA Norn. Comm. 3; Herald Progress sports ed. 3. VELMA THERESA HARRIS Prom Comm. 2. MARYCAREN HART FBLA 1-2; DECA 2-3. BRENDA MARIE HAZELGROVE FTA 1-3, Sec. 3; Stunt Nite 1-2; Pep Club 1-3; Sec. 2-3; Prom Comm. 2; NHS 2-3; Beta 2-3; Lettergirl 2-3, Head 3. LORENZO HENDERSON BODILLIE DEBRA LYNN HENLEY DEBBIE FBLA 2-3. BONITA WARRE HENRY BO Stunt Nite 1-3; Soph. Dance Comm. 1; Human Relations 1-2; SCA rep. 1-2; SCA Candidate 1-2; Majorette 1-3, Sec. 2, Drum Majorette 3; Parades 1-3; Spanish Honor 1-3, Chair, of all Comm . 3; Beta 2-3, Pres. 3; SCA Sec. 2-3; SCA Exec. Comm. 2-3; SCA Nom. Comm. 3; VOICE 2-3, bus. mgr. 2-3; Prom Comm 2; Beta Conv. 2-3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 2-3; NHS 3; DAR Award 3; Homecoming Comm. 3; Student Handbook Revisor 3; Girls ' State alt. 2; Miss PH Contest 3. JOHN DAVID HINKLE FBLA; Red Cross; Science Club. THOMAS DAVID HOLLAND DECA 1-3. SAMUEL LEWIS HOLLINS SAMBO Stunt Nite 2; Beta 2-3; Spanish Honor 2-3; Key Club 2-3; Vars. Baseball 2-3; NHS 3; Boys ' Vars. 3. RICHARD LEE HOLLOWAY RICKY” JV Football 1-2. VALERIE KAY HOOKER Library Club 3; Pep Club 3. MELINDA MAE HOPE SCA rep. 1; SCA Conv. 1; VOICE 2; FHA 1-3; Drama 1-3; ORA- TOR 3; Red Cross 3. BRENDA HOWELL ANTHONY EARL HUFF BUTCH EDNA JEAN IVERSON ROMKO LLOYD JACIUK FFA 1-3. ACYNTHIA DALE JACKSON DALE FHA 1-3. EUGENE THOMAS JACKSON BUTCH JV Basketball 1; Vars. Basketball 2-3; Band 1-3. RHONDA CRIST JACKSON Chorus 2-3. RHONDA MALLORY JACKSON Chorus 1. SANDRA KAY JACKSON FBLA 1; Pep Club 1-3; SCA rep. 1. WILNETTE PECOLIA JACKSON FHA 1-3; FBLA 3. THEODORA DENISE JEFFERSON T.J. Red Cross 1; Band 1-3. WILLIAM GEORGE JENCIK Football 1. 124 Senior Directory CAROLYN DENISE JOHNSON COOKIE Girls’ Track 1; VOICE 2-3; Chorus 2-3; Art Club 3; FTA 3; Stunt Nite 3. CYNTHIA ELAINE JOHNSON LANG” Girls ' Vars. 1; Girls ' Softball 2; Bookstore mgr. 2; VICA (ROTC) 3; Practical Nursing(ROTC) 3. DONALD G. JOHNSON JERRY ALLYN JOHNSON Track 1; Cross Country 1; Vars. Basketball 1-3; FFA 1-3: Boys ' Vars. 2-3. JEWELL DENISE JOHNSON SHIRLEY ANN JOHNSON DECA 2-3. WILLIAM LEE JOHNSON BILL JV Baseball 1. AGNES MARIE JONES BONNIE LYNN JONES SCA rep. 1; SCAalt. 2; NHS3. WILLIAM HENRY JONES JR. Vars. Track 1; FFA 1-3. VICKIE EVONNE JOWERS Red Cross 3. CAROLYN CASTLE KEARSE CASTLE Drama 1; Art Club 3. JOHN PHILLIP KERSEY JR. Key Club 3. JACQUELINE ANITA KING JACKIE JA3. LORRAINE KING KEVIN RAYMOND KNOTTS NHS 2-3; Beta 2-3; SPARK 2-3, ad. mgr. 2, Co-ed. 3; Key Club 3; SCA rep. 3. MARGARET VIRGINIA LEROY Lettergirl 2. DIANA LEIGH LEWIS SCA rep. 1; 4-H 1; Stunt Nite 1-2; Girls’ Vars. 1-3; Girls’ Bas- ketball 1-3; Band 1-3; Band Festival 2-3; ORATOR 2-3, bus, mgr, 3; Debate 2-3, District C Contest 2. ERNEST LEWIS SMITTY Art Club, Pres. 3. JAMES ALONZO LEWIS JIMMIE” FFA 1; Vars. Football 2. SHARON SCOTT LEWIS DECA 3. THOMAS MARLON LIPSCOMB TOMMY” FFA 1-2; DECA 3. KEITH ERNEST LOEHLEIN Stunt Nite 1-3; Key Club 2-3. JEANETTE DAVIS LONEY JEANNIE MARY MARIE LONG Spanish Honor 1-3, Pres. 3; NHS 2-3; Stunt Nite 2; Beta 3: SPARK pg. ed. 3; Science Club 3. SANDRA KAY LUCK SANDY Red Cross alt. 2. CHARLIE MCCARTHY JOHN CHRISTOPHER MCEWEN MAC JV Football 1; JV Basketball mgr. 1; Soph. Class Pres. 1; Jr. Class Pres. 2; Key Club 1-3; SPARK 1-3, photog, 1; photog. ed. 2-3; Vars. Football 2; PSAT NMSQT 2; SCA State Conf. 2; Chief Jr. Marshal 2; NHS 2-3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 2-3; Beta 3; SCA Resolution Comm. 3; Youth Advisory Comm. 3; SCA Pres. 3. CARLTON PAGE MCLAUGHLIN Science Fair 1; VJAS 1; Math Science Conf. 1-2; Project Report 1st place 1; Stunt Nite 1-2; Drama 1-3; Science Club 1- 3; VP. 2; SCA rep. 2; SCA Campgn. Mgr. 2; Liberty Singers, ICC rep, 2; SPARK 2-3, ed. 3; VCU Math Contest 2-3; NHS 2- 3: Beta 3;Tri-Hi-Y3. JANET ELAINE MCLEOD Lettergirl 3; FTA 3; Red Cross 3. CONSTANCE LEE MAHANES CONNIE Red Cross 2. FRANK ELWOOD MALLORY WOODY” WALTER HENRY MALLORY RAYMOND SCOTT MASON Basketball 1. BARRY LEE MATHEWS JOSEPH WALKER MATHEWS JR. JOE Drama 1-2; VICA 2-3. STUART JAMES MELTON JR. 4-H 1-3, VP 1, rep. 2, Treas. 3; FFA 1-3, assist rep. 2; 1-3; DECA 1-3: Red Cross 2-3; FBLA3. JERRY LEE MICHAEL EUGENE GRANT MICKENS GENIE ANNE REID MIDYETTE SCA Candidate 1; FTA 1-3, Treas. 3; Pep Club 1-3, Treas. 2; Stunt Nite 1-3; Prom Comm. 2; Beta 2-3; Sec. 3; NHS 2-3, VP 3; SCA St. Exc. Comm. 2-3; SCA rep. 3. KELVIN RANDOLPH MINES “KELLY REGENIA VALENTINE MINES GINA” SCA rep. 3; Spanish Honor 3. CARMELIA ANTOINETTE MINOR DOLLY Pep Club 1-3; SPARK 2. 125 Senior Directory EMMA LEE MITCHELL JV Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1-3, VP 3: FTA 1-3; Jr. Class VP 2; Girls ' Vars. 2-3: Vars. Cheerleader 2-3, head 3; 4-H 2-3; Girls ' Softball 2-3; Girls ' Track 2-3; FBLA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Girls ' Bas- ketball 3. JERRY DEAN MITCHELL 4-H 2-3: FBLA 3; Art Club 3. BEULAH MAE MURPHY BOOTSY Band 1-2; Spanish Honor 1-3; NHS 2-3: FBLA 2-3. DEBORAH SUSAN MURPHY DEBBIE NHS 3. ANGELA GAY NAPIER ANGIE BERNARD ALBERT NAPIER CONSTANCE JANE NAPIER CONNIE FHA 1. SHEILA MARIE NELSON DECA 1-3: Girls ' Softball 2-3: Girls ' Vars. 2-3. ELOISE SCOTT NICHOLAS JV Cheerleader 1; Liberty Singers 1-2; Pep Club 1-3: Girls ' Track 1-3: Miss PH Contest 2-3, 1st runner up 2; SPARK 2: SCA rep. 2; Chorus 2-3: Vars. Cheerleader 3 : Girls ' Vars. 3. JANET FRANCES NICHOLS Drama 1: Pep Club 1-3, Class Leader 2; 4-H 1-3, Sec. 1: SPARK 2; FTA 2-3: Red Cross 3: Art Club 3. DEBORAH LYNN NUCKOLS DEBBIE 4-H 1; FHA 1; FBLA 2-3; NHS 3. GAIL MARIE NUCKOLS FHA 1; Library Club 1-3. GARLAND RAY NUCKOLS JR. FFA 1-3: Key Club 3. WILLIAM SAMUEL NUCKOLS BILLY FFA 1-3. JEFFREY LAURITS OSTERUD JEFF Science Club 1-3: NHS 2-3; Beta 3; Key Club 3; Latin Club 3. GAIL RENEE PARKER GAIL Pep Club 1: 4-H Club 1-3; Red Cross 2-3; Science Club 3, FTA 3. MICHAEL IRVIN PARRISH WILTON MORTIMORE PARRISH JV Football 1; FFA 1-2, National Chorus 2; Chorus 1-3; Track 1-3. MELVINIA VENA PATTERSON CISSY Stunt Nite 1; Soph. Dance Comm. 1; Miss PH Contest 1-2; Soph. Class Sec. 1; Band 1-3; SCA rep. 1-2; SCA Candidate 2; VOICE 2; Band Treas. 2; VP. 3; Beta 2-3; NHS 2-3; Spanish Honor 1-3: Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 2-3; Sr. Class VP, 3: SCA Nom. Comm. 3; SCA Exec. Comm. 3; Spanish Honor Sec. 3. NANCY LYNN PATTERSON Lettergirl 1-3; Pep Club 1-3; Miss PH Contest 2-3; Red Cross 2-3, Pres. 3; St. Exc. Comm; ICC rep. 1-3. EUNICE YVONNE PLEASANTS Lettergirl 2-3. GENE RANDOLPH PLEASANTS BANKY DECA 2-3. THERESA DARLEEN POWELL JEAN CATHERINE QUARLES SPARK 1: FBLA 2: Pep Club 2-3; Red Cross 2-3. PATSY CHARLENE RADA MARKEETA CHARLENE REDDING KEE KEE JV Cheerleader 1, Head 1; Pep Club 1; SCA rep. 1-3; Girls ' Vars. 1-3. ELIZA REGINA ROBINSON GINA Human Relation 1; Pep Club 1-3: Vars. Club 1-3; Girls ' Bas- ketball 1-3: Girls ' Softball 1-3: Lettergirl 3. VERNELL ELAINE ROBINSON DORIS MAXINE ROMAINE TOT SCA rep. 1-3; Jr. Class Sec. 2; Beta 2-3. DEBORAH LUCINDA ROSS DEBBIE Lettergirl 1-2; DECA 2-3, Pres. 3, District Contest 3: Mgr. Bookstore 2-3: Art Club 3. PAMEAL ROSETTA SADLER PAM DECA2-3, Sec. 3;ArtClub2. KIM MARIE SALMON Majorette 2-3, Head 3; FHA 3. ROBERT DALE SAMPSON FFA 1-3: Vars. Football 3. STEPHEN PAYNE SAUNDERS STEBO Mr. PH Contest 1; 4-H 1-3, Song Leader 2, Pres. 3. KAREN LEESCHMETZER Science Club 1; Drama 1-3, Pres. 3: FBLA 1-2; Red Cross 3: NHS 3. LINDA SUE SCHWERDTFEGER PENNY ANN SIEGER Art Club 3. CAROLYN LEA SHELTON BELL DECA 1-2. DEBORAH SABRINA SHELTON DEBBIE DECA 3. WILLIAM DUKE SHELTON STEVE WAYNE SHOLES LUCIFER Art Club 3. 126 Senior Directory WILLIAM ALEXANDER SLATER “BILL” JV Basketball 1; Key Club 1-3; Stunt Nite 1-3; Class Treas. 1- 3; SCA rep. 2; Vars. Basketball mgr. 2-3; SCA Campgn. Mgr. 2- 3; Beta 2-3, VP. 3; T ri-Hi-Y Chaplain 3. STEPHEN GRAYSON SLESS ORATOR 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Drama 3; Latin Club 3. ALVIN E. SMITH FFA 1-3. BRENDALIN O ' NEIL SMITH BRENDA” PepCIub 1-2. LINDA LEE SMITH Science Fair 1; Fashion Show 1; FHA 1-3; Stunt Nite 2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 2. REBECCA CHRISTINE SMITH BECKY” SAMUEL JAMES SMITH FFA 1; Vars. Basketball 1; Track 1; Football 1. SAMUEL RANDOLPH SMITH SAM” Football 1; Track 1; 4-H 3; FFA 1-3; Art Club 3. LELIA SKIPWITH SMITH SKIPPY” FHA 1; Lettergirl 1; Pep Club 1-3; 4-H 1-3; SCA rep. 2; SPARK 2; FTA 2-3; Art Club 3; Thalhimers Teen Council. LENORA YORK SMOOK NANCY BARRIE SNYDER BARRIE” Art Fair 2. RICHARD LOGAN SNYDER “DICKIE” Basketball 1; Drama 3. DENNIS K. SOMERS Pep Club 1. STEPHEN HARLAND STAIRS Science Club; Vo. Ag. DARLENE FAYE STANLEY Stunt Nite 1-2; Library Club 1-3, Sec. T reas. 2. RITA BOURNE STANLEY MICHAEL WAYNE STEELE MIKE” Band 1-3. HUGH FRANKLIN STEPHENS HUGHIE” JV Baseball 1; Basketball Mgr. 1-3; Football Mgr. 2; Key Club 2-3; Vars. Baseball 2-3; SCA rep. 3; T ri-Hi-Y 3; Red Cross 3. LUCILLE GERTRUDE STRAUS “LY” Chorus 2-3. GEORGE EDWARD STOCKNER DAVID LEE STREET Football 1-3; DECA 3; Vars. Club 3. JANICE CHRISTINE TARRER “CHRIST” Red Cross 3. VERNON LEE TATE DECA 2. JAMES TAYLOR JIMMY” Vo Ag. 1-3. JOHN TAYLOR OWEN PATRICIA YVONNE TAYLOR BONNIE” Girls’ Track 1-3; VOICE 1-3; SCA rep. 1-3; Chorus 2-3; Miss PH Contest 2-3; Library Club 3, Pres. 3; Stunt Nite 3. BESSIE MAE THOMAS Red Cross 3. LORENZO ALVIN THOMAS DICK” MICHAEL WARREN THOMAS RED” Pep Club 1-2; SPARK 1-2; Vars. Baseball 2. CONNIE DIANE THOMASSON DECA 3. ANITA FORD THORNTON DECA 2; Red Cross 2. MARGARET TIMBERLAKE EASSIE” Soph. Class Sec. 1. ALFRED RAVEN TOLIVER TIPPY” Vars. Baseball 1-2; FFA 1-2; Boys’ Vars. 3. YOLANDA FELETO TOLIVER SHEILA KAYE TOMPKINS Pep Club 1-3; VOICE Co. Ed. 2, Ed. 3; 4-H 2-3; Spanish Hon- or 3. MARGARET CRANDALL TURNER Girls’ Basketball 1-3; FHA 1-3; Pep Club 1-3; Girls ' Vars. 1-3; Sec. 3; Red Cross 2; 4-H 2-3; SCA rep. 2-3; Softball 3; Pep Club Class Leader 3; ICC rep. 3; Miss PH Contest 3. GEORGIA MILLICIAN TYLER MIL-LE-CAN” Chorus 2-3; VOICE 2-3; Library Club 3, Sec. 3; Stunt Nite 3. MARY KATHERINE TYUS ORATOR 1-3; Lettergirl 2. VICKIE LYNN VAN FOSSEN FHA 1; SCA rep. 1; Band 1-3; Red Cross 3; FBLA 3; NHS 3. JANIE LOUISE VASS FHA 1-3; VP. 3; 4-H 1-3, VP. 1, Sec. 2; VOICE 1-3; Red Cross 2; ICC rep. 3. BETTY ANN WALKER FBLA 1-3; ICC rep. 3. ALONZA LEIGH WALLER GEORGE JUNIOR WALLER PICKLE” PATRICIA DALE WALSH BARBARA KNIGHT WEST BARD” FHA 2. 127 Senior Directory HOWARD FRANKLIN WEST JUNIE” FFA 1: Science Fair 1; Math Test. LINDA JEAN WEST CATHY RENAY WHITE LUTHERWESLEY WHITE IV JV Football 1: JV Basketball 1: Baseball 1-3; Key Club 1-3. Pres. 3; SCA rep. 1-3; Stunt Nite 1-3; Vars. Basketball 2-3; Beat 2-3; NHS 2-3; Sr. Class Pres. 3. MICHAEL GORDON WHITLERY MIKE- NANCY ODETTE WILHITE JV Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1; 4-H 2; Red Cross 2-3. NENNA BRANNAN WILLIAMS Miss PH Contest 1; 4-H 1; Library Club 1; Fashion Show 1-2; FHA 1-2; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; VOICE 1-2; Stunt Nite 1-2; State Fair Winner 2. JEFFREY LYNN WILLIAMSON LEWIS WOODSON WILLIS JR. THOMAS DAVID WILLIS Red Cross 3. RICHARD CRAIG WILTSHIRE DICK JV Football 1; Vars. Football 2-3; Vars. Track 1. CLAUDE FRANCIS WINGFIELD FRANK JV Basketball 1; Stunt Nite 1; Cross Country 1-3; Key Club 1-3; Boys’ State 2; Boys’ Vars. 2-3; Beta 2-3; SCA rep. 2-3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. SHELBY JEAN WINGFIELD Art Club 3. MARSHALLM MUNFORD WINN JV Football 1; JV Vars. Track 1; Vars. Football 2-3; Vars. B Baseball 2-3. ALBERT GRAFTON WINSTON BIG AL Band 2-3. FREDA DARLENE WINSTON HENRY GLEN WINSTON CHUCKY Band 1-3; JEAN LORETTA WINSTON DECA3. JEWEL LUVINIA WINSTON Art 3. THOMAS ANDREW WINSTON THOMAS BURKE WISE NINI Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Key Club 1-3; Stunt Nite 2; Tri- Hi-Y 3; SCA rep. 3. SIMON LEE WOODSON WOODSON Band 1-3, 128 Senior Candids 129 Most Popular And Most Dependable John McEwen and Bonita Henry Wittiest Most School Spirited Nancy Wilhite, Charley McCarthy, and Bootsy Murphy Bill Slater and Debbie Ballenger Most Courteous Friendliest Kevin Knotts and Nancy Patterson Sammy Hollins and Gay Harmon Most Talented Most Likely to Succeed Earnest Lewis and Margaret Bremner John McEwen and Anne Midyette 131 Best All Around Luther White and Nancy Patterson Best Dressed i Dougie Harris and Gay Harmon Most Athletic 132 Jerry Johnson, Emma Mitchell and Jimmy Banks ADVERTISEMENTS When it ' s your turn to graduate, you wear your cap and gowTi for only a few brief hours . . . but you can wear your class ring always. the ring people He[)resf3nte(l by: CHARLES G. 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Texas, Ohio Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland CARDINAL PONTIAC-BUICK INC. in our new location Vi mile south of the light on U.S. 1 Complete Service Facility Compliments of: RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE Phone: 798-8341 Compliments of: Ashland, Va. Best Wishes To 1973 GRADUATES FLOWERS APPAREL ASHLAND 5 -$1.00 STORE 113 S. Center St. Ashland, Va. BARNES DRUGSTORE Compliments of The Rexall Store Center St. Ashland, Va. Phone: 798-8322 CHAS P. FRANCISCO Cash Carry Groc. — 449-6288 Francisco’s Store — 449-6273 Beaverdam, Virginia 23015 Patrons DUKE’S MARKET GORDON LONG FLORIST Flowers for all Occasions Ashcake Road No. 1 Highway 201 Henry Clay Road GROCERIES, MEATS, FISH, VEGETABLES Ashland, Virginia 23005 Phone: 798-6604 Phone: 798-7306 Compliments of: Compliments of: H.W. DABNEY FUNERAL HOME Washington Highway H.J. CROSS BROTHERS Ashland, Virginia Charlie and Salada D. McCarthy TRAINHAM CHEVROLET CO. sales service Compliments of: WESTERN AUTO Dial: 449-6331 - Beaverdam, Virginia WIVE AM-FM 1430 Kc.-lOO.l Me. Compliments of: Hear Patrick Henry R.M.C. Sports ROCKVILLE GROCERY “24 Hour Christian Broadcasting” Rockville, Virginia Patrons Burton Chapman DixieTrailer Equipment Green Top Sporting Goods Haley Durrett Henry Clay Gulf Service Jones Brothers Furniture Loving Ford, Inc. Merchant Farmers Telephones Paynter’s Dept. Store H 1 Mrs. Mable Mills Mrs. Mary Mills Mr. Mrs. D. Leo Taylor 140 1 ( A( . C ( v ii 10 - ' tjA-A — V� J , ) S ail OdQC:)c ' JbJocJG. „ ! , Class ( ' - 75 ' ajy • ' S- . a Xsyf t t A J 7 fy o C ' ■J V y jLkjL LfluAJb ' -J ?3 3i. : :j 5 r I ■ — -« J ' I ' j-i JjLji oJLuj-ou : -y r. ' U7i ' uX fiA_ OlH i-Lz .xiijOc-cp ■IH .xoadk .jtxD ! Q e l fyLUlk Lr %ji- ulLua£: 7 o . ' f J d rt o U ' 7 ' . S ' V 34 -feoQ. mdxd. cbhLi : ki} SJi - ’m ' Wmhl , ' f cidi ipusLn(i!fA rT Mr . r } K ' JfVU a? : 0! flJ (SCi OjiS)fy ' 1 ' midQX 13 SSiclfc .j| 5 THE LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA 1020019482 MAMAOUA: T3! i UAKS TARGET 1972-73 INTERNATIONAL EVENTS □ President Nixon made important visits to Red China and the USSR. D Comprehensive searches of airline passengers and baggage became standard procedure in an effort to re- duce skyjackings. □ With the death of Harry S. Truman and Lyndon B. Johnson the U.S. was left without a surviving ex-President for only the third time in its history. □ Henry Kissinger was the President ' s personal envoy and chief negotiator for the Paris peace talks. D Britain was accepted into the European Common Market. Q Bobby Fischer defeated Boris Spassky to become the world chess champion. □ The moon landing by Apollo 17 was the last scheduled moon probe until the year 2000. □ The United States agreed to supply Russia with vast quantities of surplus wheat. □ Terrorism continued in Northern Ireland. □ The Godfather was the top picture of the year. □ Arab terrorists disrupted the splendor of the Summer Olympics in Munich by killing 1 1 members of the Israeli Olympic team. □ Mark Spitz set an Olympic record by winning seven gold medals. □ Japan hosted the Winter Olympics while Colorado voters turned.down their chance to spon- sorthe 1976 Wintergames. Acupuncture