Plaza Middle School - Odyssey Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

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Mr. Owens. the Principal. malses sure that everything functions smoothly. but more than that he is in- terested and concerned. From dances to football games. wherever students gather. Mr. Owens is there to encour- age and promote the Plaza spirit. Mr. Wisniewslti is responsible for our curriculum and teachers. He introduced our four bell. every-other- day schedule in the fall. This system permits each student to attend only half of his classes on any particular day and once a week he attends a directed lab for each of his subjects. Mr. Roberson is the Director of Ac- tivities as well as an Assistant Principal. He makes sure that the students stay in line. catch the right bus. and get to class on time. Joseph .l. Owens. Jr Principal John E. Roberson Joseph Wisniewski .Ir Assistant Principal. Administration Assistant Principal, Instruction In Han Office Staff Makes Plaza Run Smoothl If you need information about any- thing at school. the first place you go usually is to the office. Once in the ofliee. you meet the secretaries. They try to answer your questions and help you. These ladies are very busy. All day they take phone calls, write excuses, file schedules. and various other chores. Students are our salvation. Thatis the secretaries' appraisal of their student assistants. These assistants are usually girls who would like a career in the secretarial field. While working in the office, they gain some experi- ence in their chosen field. 4. ' 44 tw if' . --1 if X ' OFFICE STUDENT ASSISTANTS Row l K Heughens S Grossntckle Rovt ll L Coughenour. C. Balieky. J. Bowden. C. Counselors Help i Guide The Way The Guidance Department plays an important part in the life of the student. They offer counseling in educational and vocational areas and seek to assist with any emotional or social problems students may be facing. They help each student plan a tentative five year program leading toward high school gradu- Wllllarrf Fitzgerald MISS Elllabelh ation and a vocational field of his choice. This Director Predmore past year they administered the Differential - Aptitude Test to the eighth grade and conducted pre-registration for incoming seventh graders as well as eighth graders and ninth graders. In October they sponsored a Career Fair and brought many members of the Tidewater Busi- ness Community to Plaza to speak on a wide range of vocational fields. Each student had the opportunity to visit at least three ofthese speak- ers and take pan in a following discussion. The Guidance Team also planned a TV program. Jobs In the 70's. Group discussions, sponsored by Guidance, about topics like, Values for Teenagers and Who Am I? offer students the chance to get Mrs, Et-hel Smith Miss Irma Vinson together and work out some of their social problems. Guidance also works with parents and tries to help them understand their child and answer any questions they may have about academic progress, social adjustment. or vocational guid- ance. V33 QQ 9? if GUIDANCE OFFICE STUDENT ASSISTANTS: Row I: D. Parker, D. Graff, B. Davis, K. Coleman, T. Hart. Row II: M. Case, L. McGuirk, D. Labahn. L. Laubach. Row III: C. Lowder, P. Aeberli, R. Davis, J. Taylor W. Markham, M. Mayes, C. Willman, T. Carroll. 6 I l l. I :mir WPJH Screens Latest Educational TV Shows Plaza Junior High is very fortunate to have their own television station. This has been ol great help to the teachers as well as the students. The teachers have used these facilities to tape presentations ahead of time and it has also been used to tape visiting lecturers and specialists in various fields. The students have enjoyed it also. Students working on the TV crew learn all about the production of a program. English students have used this facility to see themselves perform and to evaluate their performance. The TV crew has also helped a great deal hy filming athletic events. This gives the teams and coaches a chance to seejust what they did. be it right or wrong. ,qv Robert Ellis William Pippin Techician TV Coordinator WPT H TV Mit... . .. ...l........, .-.. . v -.e-sa- fag- -. . - . ' V WPJH TV STUDENT ASSISTANTSZ Row l: M. Almond, J. Liverman, D. Sisco, B. Hedspeth, T. Cushard, G. Paul. L. Gartland J. Zachary, G. Ratte, T. Hardee. Row ll: R. Forester, S. Fahrig, J. Scheetz, T. Zappia, R. Katterheinrich, B. Ballance. Row III: Mr Pippin, K. Paterna, N. Tobin, M. Gossage, J. Annable, S. Parker, T. Bezanson, A. Nolette. Row IV: D. Stewart, M. Bartman, R Simons, S. Walker, D. Coussens,'T. Sprague, C. Brown. M. Ozols, R. Barnes, A. Edwards, D. Edwards, W. Mowbray, L. Tefft, T McGowan, D. Duke, J. Nelson, Mr. Ellis. 7 Students Explore World of Space At Plaza Planetarium Herbert D. Teuscher Planetarium Director The Planetarium is an instrument of many and varied uses as an educational facility. It is limited only by the imagination of those who employ the planetarium as a teaching device. It is used to explain more thoroughly concepts that cannot be adequately explained in the classroom. This facility not only serves as a science supplement for students but adults and others in the community are able to witness pro- grams and demonstrations which are free and open to the public. The primary objective ofthe planetarium will be to make programs educa- tionally stimulating and informative. The hostesses aid with public programs by seating the guests. passing out handbills. and explaining the instruments. The planetarium assistants help with clerical work. run errands. and set up the machines. Jackie Boyette and Sandy Riggs are checking the celestial globe before a class of children arrive. V V E . S r ll . I V t h Af I L O is - - XY Majordomo. Rick Almand. at the Star-Trek control Planetarium assistants. Sandy Riggs and Jacque console from which all lights and motions ofthe Plane- Boyette. are setting the mechanical planet analogue tarium are operated. He really knows what he's doing! computers on the planetarium instrument. 8 5 I . l ' A '.! . ii. 7 A-up PLANETARIUM STUDENT HOSTESSES: Row l, seated: S. Browne, M. Grimstead, S. Riggs, T. Cross, J. Whitney. Row II, standing: C. Hoffman, D. Graff, D. Murph, V. Elmore, D. Babcock. K. Coleman, E. Jones, P. Oliver, S. Miller, M. Brimsfield, D. Overback, H. Coppino. Row III, standing: B. Hinson. D. Parker. S05 R Fig wa- N PLANETARIUM STUDENT ASSISTANTS: Row l: T. Cross, B. Austin, R. Joyce, E. Boyle, D. Joyce, G. Wetzel. Row II: J. Boyette, N. Kucharczk, M. Brinsfield, J. Whitney, S. Riggs, B. Hinson, C. Hoffman. Row Ill: R. McKee, D. Murph. R. King. C. Phillips, B. Ustick. M. Allmond. R. Hall. Row IV: D. Brown. Absent: R. Almand. 9 My 'YVw,,' v,,ww vvyvvivv Clinic Stresses The Importance of Good Health This year our school nurse, Mrs. Shields, has tried to make all students who visit the clinic comfortable. The cIinic's most important objective is to stress personal hygiene among the students of Plaza Junior High School. Student assistants help Mrs. Shields in the clinic daily. This experience gives the students some insight into the duties ofa nurse and they learn how to care for the sick. M rs. Constance Shields School Nurse Cc Lak?- fx CLINIC STUDENT ASSISTANTS: Row I: T. Liedel, J. Freeman, K. Hahn. Row II: C. Lucas, D. Ashworth, K. Putnam D Bruffy. J. Whitney, C. Howell. P. Vess, H. Gowan. T. Wylie. Row III: Mrs. Shields, B. Bancroft, B. Greenberg, M. Gilbert F Pardee. C. Russell, S. Ward. 10 one iw U Good Food Turns You On! The cafeteria staff endeavors to serve the highest quality of food possible and provide a variety of menus to delight and appeal to student appetites during the three lunch periods each day. They have earned the students' well deserved praise with a steady supply of home-baked rolls and desserts. The cheerful faces of the ladies serving food, combined with hungry appetites and mouth-watering aromas, makes the cafeteria a popular place each noon hour. lf . -,..4J-4-4 K' ' , ,,1.-s,.- fe - sw vw... 3:- CAFETERIA STAFF Sylvia Heinitz Evelyn Dreuitt Mae Greer Mary Richardson, Jessie Baker, Shirley Martin Maxine ihsf:i, ON The Plaza custodial staff, directed by Mr. 47 Willie Gordon, works around the clock-to keep the building in top condition and is on 5 hand to assist at any time teachers or l students who need to be in the building. This past year student assistants were enlisted to help with the seemingly endless chore of keeping halls clean and litter free and restrooms tidy. The staff can be counted on to help Plaza students and personnel in any way they can. L -I .J A CUSTODIANS' STUDENT ASSISTANTS: Row I, on floor C. Wimmer. Row ll, on bench: K. Hankins, Laura Allen, D Kohlendorfer. Row Ill, standing: T. DeMoss, D. DeLong, J Roberts. Custodians Fight Student Pollution CUSTODIAL STAFF: Roosevelt Lee, Laura Allen, Bernice Bailey, Inez Hyman, Willie L. Gordon, Earl Hinton. CUSTODIANS' STUDENT ASSISTANTS: Row l: M. Welpy, J. Israel, C. Howell. Row Il: seated: B. Wesley, D. Clough, D. Edwards. K. Prater, M. Hubbaard. Row III. standing: Earl Hinton, J. Dotson, D. Hugya. C. Turner, J. McDaniels, D. Trefethen, J. Avant. J. Lach. 5 .1--Cn , ,f---. -s A Xi X , .. Academics i 'V '- : ', . I XNGW Directions glli . . l Communication Is . . ENGLISH STUDENT ASSISTANTS: Lori Laubach. Ginger Burke. and Debbie Spiotta help straighten up materials and equipment in the English resource room. The Plaza English Team offers three levels of English to each grade: Average. Superior. and Remedial. Each class seeks to develop in the students a proficiency with language and an awareness of literature as a means of understanding man's relationship to his world. Self-expression is encouraged through writing and improvisation. The team uses the writing laboratory to assist the student in becoming self- critical of his writing techniques. MTS. Jlldilh Fowler Miss Donna .lo Alessio Team Leadel' Mrs. Patricia Baine Mrs. Christine Brown Mrs. Ruth Hilton Mrs. Patricia Jenkins Mrs. Alyce Parsons Mrs. Anne Peterson f Miss Jorie Scott Miss Nancy Shiring Mrs. Donna Widmeyer 14 M rs. Lottie Waters uf--Vi Team Leader William Clark Mrs. Jere Pardee Miss Norma Reed Mrs. Susan Taylor Nicholas Vislocky 'A ' f i 'r 1'T' ' UT Y-, H119 X U - a .Jw 1. 2 SOCIAL STUDIES STUDENT ASSISTANTS Paul Cartwright, Richard Hall, and Donald Kinsey take a break from their globe study in order to let photographer snap their picture. Learn About The World The social studies team has been striving to make their subjects more alive this year. In order to achieve this goal they have used simula- tion games, audio-visual materials. and field trips. One big project was the World History classes' Dig. They learned how to put together a culture and how archaeologists uncover ancient cultures. The World Geography classes used audio- visuals and their own research to develop understanding of the problems of the world today. The U. S. History students have been learning about events that led to the building of our nation. Mrs. Sandra Williams Gerald Baum James Bobbitt Jimmy Downing Miss Linda Hudson l C X Robert Palombo Mrs. Rose Morrisette Mrs. Barbara Pifer Miss Noreta Sizer What Is The World The Plaza Science Team offers Earth and Space Science and Physical Science to all students and Biology to qualified ninth graders. During the year, science students undertook sev- eral interesting projects. Some students studied plant growth and development, some investigated the behavior and physiology of I I E I ll 6 1 t i 1 I 1, i I i i I f . l i i i white rats, and others observed the laws of genetics as they relate to the fruit fly. In early spring all Earth and Space Science students made a trip to the Rice's Fossil Pit to seek fossil specimens. SCIENCE STUDENT ASSISTANTS gather around a variety of equipment used in sciencel studies. L. Tefti, V. Grossnickle, R. Coffren, K. Brown, J. Waldrop, K. Shovlin, S. Blackmon, J., Freeman. f l ll 1 G: . . I 1 ! r William Nagy Team Leader QQ. A ev - A1 L. ' u lil I 5 J Ap v '7:. xi! V, X I 5 I 'I I f' ml s If uif , .,faL ' '- , -' l ll Mrs. June Nelson Carroll Byrum Team Leader Mrs. Judith Clark Miss Elizabeth Flippin Miss Dorothy Gregory Miss Delna Lineberry ' 5 so Q MATH STUDENT ASSISTANTS: L Zingraff, G Thompson R Pollock, S. Gower. Absent, J. Crook. Students watch R Pollock work with adding machine. umbers Are Our Busmess The Math Team of Plaza encourages students to think logically in both math and the outside world. The team teaches eight different levels of math from General Math I and ll through Algebra and Unified Geometry. Other then the regular class, each student attends a math lab once a week which offers the student a change of pace with math games, worksheets, and computers. 'tr Mrs. Judith Root Norvell Scott. Jr. Mrs. Judy Shaffer Mrs. Laurice Slaughter 17 fl 1 ,Z FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDENT ASSISFANTS: Marilou Harris. Bonnie Campbell, and Mary Hall look on as Mrs. Patterson operates teachers control unit in the foreign lan- guage lab. Speak Your Piece! The foreign language department of Plaza Junior High strives to promote better understanding between countries as a result of learning a foreign language. The language lab aids in this aspect and is used by each student at least once a week for thirty to forty minutes. There are two levels of each language taught at Plaza. On the first level oral and listening comprehension are stressed. During the second year. students are introduced to more reading. '- --4 'ir0--i, ' if 'T ' r Humanities students, D. Mackie, R. McGowan, .l. Cox, D. Seeber, T. Taylor, and L. Goldman symbolically display the many facets of life that the humanities program explores, 18 Hans-Dieter Glaubke German French Team Leader Mrs. Daniela Borneisen Mrs. Billie Patterson Mrs. Elisabeth M iles Spanish Spanish Mrs. Constance Hay Humanities Special Education Mrs. Cynthia Chapman HUMANITIES: A DESCRIPTION With the Beatles and some Butterflies, Graffiti and a Band Psychedelically we paint the World And do our thing with Man. Soul's our Bagg with Time and Space we're Free To surf the wave's high crest Here and Now expand our Mind's degree To find La Mancha's quest. We paint a little, sing a little, But talk most ofthe time Listen to the sounds of earth and silence And sometimes make a rhyme. We search for answers, ask some questions, TODAY is where it's at. Great men, great works oftime gone by Guide us to do all that. ihffjfslmpqs :ski ,'Q '5 . gi. tl 4 v',' I LIBRARY STUDENT ASSISTANTSI Row I, on floor: P. Todd, M. Tatman, D. Bennett, T. McGill, D. Cardinal, C. Jones. D Stafford, R. Rainey. Row ll, sitting: D. Israel, C. Twiddy, D. Reichert, M. Arunachalam, K. Kuhn, l. Phlegar, S. Phillips, N Blaylock, D. Clark, J. Currie, C. Stottlemyer, D. DeLong, L. Tolmich, S. Grampp. Row III, standing: Miss Ganzel. R. Hall, G Avant, P. Reiher, D. Mackie, K. Prien, M. Bizzell, D. Harbaugh, J. Semore, J. Waldrop, N. Symalla, D. Nichols, B. Posey, J Wood, L. Strawther, S. Shaw, J. Smith, C. Grimstead, D. Wood, Miss Bailey. Row IV: C. Harris, H. Stutton, J. Sprague. Absent: S Jones. s, ' I Im The goal of the Plaza Library is to assist the student in gaining an appre- - ciation of his artistic heritage as well - as his literary heritage. Paintings and V art objects surround the student and - combine with the soft colors and com- fortable furniture to make a trip to the library a total experience. The shelf volume has greatly increased during the past year, offering the student a Miss Mary Ann Ganzel Miss Sharon Bailey Mrs. Loretta Bishop wide variety of reference, resource. Team Leader Secretary and pleasure reading. k. The Reading Team works with students who are seriously hampered B Y C in their academic progress by reading e ' difficulties. They have a large assortment of specialized equipment and appropriate materials and each student is taught individually. according to his needs. Reading Student Assistants, Trudy Zadai and Danita Wood stand by ready to help student using the Hoffman Reader. v., l Y s. Mrs. Jane Wilkinson Mrs. Patricia Bounds ll klgkf XYNXN jx'-df lnsxxux , KD gqxttylNXCQ.wC.lX QRXMQVQS, f x Vxgjk- , tt , , Home Economics Develops my AJ-wx' bk ' Q ,ti T is Domestic Ability XJXSL xi XNXQ' 'XJ GNDXJX-3 C, - W gym p The Home Economics department strives to I if A prepare individuals to manage homes of their J ' XJVVCSL own and acquire the knowledge and skills neces- l gf, sary for a future occupation. Students are x5 l,k: ! Que V QA encouraged to make their best contribution to t V family life and develop and use homemaking skills. There are two levels of Home Economics 'X at Plaza Junior High. Personality development, X Y W X' , foods, grooming and child care are taught in the NM first year, and during the second year, students p . . ij-el learn about textiles, home nursing, consumer ed- VVVXG ucation, and interior design. fX!T X lu -..-+,. 'VN-Xxx! , E xj JG O u l Mrs. Jean Lewis ii J 'M T L d sl C' eam ea er XJ Qi-fix Q5 A-'X Xi SKY? XJ HOME ECONOMICS STUDENT ASSISTANTS: Janice Green, Michele Cross, Robin Blair, Mrs, Ella Davis and Lynne Johnson help the teachers plan and put up an interesting bulletin board display. 20 Mrs. Gloria Campbell Homer S. Brockman Team Leader Zeb Cummings Francis .l. Foster, Jr. Michael Vanture Shop Creates Skilled Craftsmen The lndustrial Arts program at Plaza offers the student a chance to learn many things about American industry. During the year the students work in six different fields: moldable materials, metalworking, drahing and design, woodworking, graphic arts, a ld electricity and electronics. The students may make an individual proj- emt at some time during the year. The school reaps the benefits of their work in graphic arts when programs are printed for school events. it , V , l I-1- form. Mr. Vanture and Mr. Cummings watch as Dean Bielitz deburrs a thermosetting plastic wheel casting held by Eric Baker. lla.-. -4..- xff .- 'S 21 'll ,1- 5 'C' fl, T I Mr. Cummings assisting Robert Hambley as he selects a proper shape for thermoplastic form to be used n purpose tray Eric Baker, who is looking on, is holding a vacuum 1 at 63,11 Art Develops Sensitivity To Environment The art classes teach the individual student to experiment with a variety of techniques and materials. The purpose of art classes is to help students acquire a basic knowledge of the ele- ments and principles of design and to apply this knowledge in independent work. The art classes teach the students to be observant and to appre- ciate the things around them and to acquire ideas of color and taste that will be used later in life. William Pippin Mrs. Karen Miller Mrs. Diana Radford Team Leader ART STUDENT ASSISTANTS Row I K Burden, G. Concepcion, J. Semore. Row ll: C. McFadden, D. Taylor, S. Peach, K. I V I? lfiil P'-4 ,A Music Stimulates Self-Expression Through Sound Students gather for an informal songfest with Mr. Graves. Row I: D. Holloway, D. Tilton. Mr. Graves. Row Il: J. Petty. D. Zeppieri, C. Liedel, J. King, C. Kern. K. Keefer, P. Shealy, M. Harris. S. Stewart, B. Taylor. D. Duke, V. Slantis. BAND OFFICERS: Row lg T. Liedel. L. Baker, C. Lusk. M. Grimstead R. Allmond, B. Fashbaugh, T. Campbell, T. Smith, R. Day. B. Dillow, R. The Plaza Music Department offers training to students in either instrumental or vocal music. The directors of each have organized many groups so all levels of musical talent may participate. Along with performing, students study some music theory and history. Joseph Ligart Clark Graves Band Director Choral Director H. Hicks, M. Neaton. T. McConnell. Row ll: J, Kasmark, Clark. K. Adkins. If Wistfl l' 9 J wo ii Li tg The physical education team seeks to aid the student in the development and maintenance of physical fitness and involve him in experiences that emphasize the learning of skills used in games, sports, and dances. The curriculum includes the team experiences in basketball, volleyball, speedball, soccer, field hockey, and softball. The individual activities include gymnastics, werestling, free exercise, weight training, and tennis. An intramural and extramural pro- gram is conducted at the end of each instructional period and a tournament determines the school champion. The Virginia Beach Recreation Department then sponsors a city championship tournament to which each school sends its champion. PE Strengthens Athletic Skills - 1 P v-xx' l I PE STUDENT ASSISTANTS: Row l: S. Cassani, M. DeCoste, D. Humphrey. Row Il: G. Lisenby, J. Lisenby. ag+'fj,. .' , 1' V, 5 BKQYAQ mia ftfbfbm ' Silfv 2 g'o'o'o'i Randall L. Sterling Miss Rosalind Team Leader Blackwell N090 Mil We M0224 W4 'Mit on P Larry Creekmore M rs. Donna Haslinger PE STUDENT ASSISTANTS: Row l: J. Owens, L. Wood, F. Ludvik, J. Zachary, R. Wylie, A. Sager. Row Il: B. Johnson, C. Crawford, B. Greenberg, B. Carter, K. Brown, S. Boggs, K. Prater. Row Ill: R. Almand, B. Schoonover, B. Folsom, D. Delulio, S. Johnson, S. Blackmon, W. Womble. Row IV: M. Sinnen. R. Sturm, J. Hockman, R. Bloxom. B. Lechtenberg, S. Layden. J kd. H t L. hhiraggvlv 'kg 1.495255 , Q nv cw. .g.- H5 v-Xi 1 . Alqn LIT' :A 4, .5 'I m - I ,i 1 is V 'l !i'pp.,gpf 't. hui-zin- Miss Diane Collins Miss Stephanie DuRoss Charles Snyder John L. Thompson, Jr. ,W r Q i? JT5.f1 'Q--... .1- tq. g 'S Grganizations 3 New Directions 11.5 Plaza Students Speak ut Through SCA The Student Cooperative Association is a student governing body consisting of officers. selected from the student body by a school-wide election campaign and homeroom repre- X sentatives. Students desiring office must meet minimum academic requirements and have petitions signed by fellow students and teachers before they can place their names on the ballot. The SCA has sponsored a school dance and offered the student body some proposals being considered for a dress code. As a result of student response. girls can now wear pants suits , 9 . 4 to classes. The SCA also tried to arrange to furnish music to the cafeteria during lunch periods. The purpose ofthe SCA is to provide a com- munications link between the students. the administration. and the faculty. SCA OFFICERS: Pam Butler, Debbie Humphrey, Rick Almand, Cindy , Balicky. and Michelle Wright meet in main office. ,, .ri . lg, M s-, X! SCA REPRESENTATIVES: Row l: P. Butler, Treasurer, M. Wright, Vice-President, R. Almand, President, D. Humphrey Reponer-Historian, C. Balicky. Secretary. Row II: B. Welch. V. Sullivan, D. DeLong, J. Eiban, L. Goldman, K. Newcome, B Bourne, M. Sinnen, S. Strausbaugh, G. Lisenby, W. Howell. Row III: B. Almand, T. Cahill, S. Heywood, R. Sturm, J. Lisenby, B Carter, S. Layden, S. Grampp, D. Murphy, M. Bober, S. Grossnickle, R. Rice, K. Sullivan, S. Barnard. Row IV: C. Ferguson, J Marks. K. Rutledge. B. Taylor, D. Delulio, W. Ponton. L. Wood, R. Phillips, M. Ohge, R. Tibbetts. 26 fi' .,,. t fm-, ART CLUB: Table I, sitting, D. Taitano. J. Martinuzzi, K. Burden, D. Taylor, S. Ostroski. On stools, S. Jellerson. P. Ruffs. Table Il. sitting, S. Blaylock, D. Snead, K. Heughens, D. Murphy, S. Fox. C. McFadden, T. Perry. Standing. Mrs. Miller, Sponsor, R C Thomas, J. Horne, Mrs. Radford, Sponsor. Table III, standingg C. Eversole, M. Brinsfield, J. Whitney, C. Reich, V. Baraley P Aeberli, B. Johnson, P. Glover. S. Grossnickle, D. Cardinal. Art Club Combines Fun And Activity Z Art Club members, M. Brinsfield, J. Whitney, P. Hoag, J. Horne. and B. Johnson work on decorations for the Sadie Hawkins Day dance that the club helped to sponsor. 27 The An Club. preferably called the Sketch Pad, was newly formed in January. The informal meetings of this club are to provide a variety of experiences in art for interested students. In May the Art Club participated in the Virginia Beach Festival of the Visual and Performing Arts that was held for all junior and senior high schools ofthe city. The club undertakes individual and group projects and also joins activities connected with other clubs and departments ofthe school. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Radford were the joint sponsors of the club. Priscilla Glover was Pres- ident and Sue Blaylock was Vice-President. Biology Club Explores The Wonders Of Life IW N .Y S.- s me ,555 'R The Biology Club, with Mr. Palombo as sponsor, seeks to promote the study of scientific research. Since the time in class is limited, edu- cational field trips must be taken during the club's time. One field trip was taken to Washington, D, C., to the Smithsonian Institute.Another trip was a visit to the Virginia Beach General Hospital which included a visit in their labs and a chance to learn how blood, tissue samples, etc, are analyzed. Karen Newcome, Debra H u m p h r e y , a n d Roseann Lipari get ready to take care ofthe white ratsf which the bi- ology club are studying so as to note physiology and behavioral traits. BIOLOGY CLUB: Row I: K. Newcome, Treasurer, R. Lipari, President, Mr. Palombo, Sponsor, B. Davis Vice President K Coleman, Secretary. Row II: R. Almand, G. Douberly, R. Tibbetts, R. Rice, N. Kucharczk, J. Boyette, B. Bourne Row III P Cartwright, B. Clifford, D. Humphrey, S. Heywood, L. Zingraff, L. Brinson, L. Bailey, R. Annable, E. McFatridge R Day 5, bl 28 R .JJ r ix,-f QI S N -f' -rf 'N R rter S Pugh Historian Reporter' S Riggs Treasurer' R Neary. GEOLOGY CLUB: Row I: B. Clark, Assistant Historian- epo 3 . , - , . , , . Secretary: G. Otti, Vice-President: D. White, President. Row ll: M. Boyette, B. Johnson, M. Byers, B. Hedspeth. E. Swoveland, C. Howell, S. Jones, P. Lockwood. P. Shealy, Mr. Baum, Sponsor. Young Geologists Collect Old Fossils The purpose of the Geology Club is to foster and direct student interest in the geological sciences so that interested students may learn more about geology than that prescribed in class. Past activities have included frequent trips to borrow pits and to the James River to collect fossils and trips to mining companies in the area. AQ J ,gf ff , of --- 7 , . -.,g- -' Bradley Heclspeth, Steve Jones, and other members of Geology Club ex amine exhibit of bones and fossils collected by Mr. Baum. 29 FHA Serves School And Community 1. QQ 0 l X 1 1 A '1 -1 -dis' 5 ' .- V XC FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: Row I: D. Wynn, C. McCool, K. Babb, L. Laubach, C. Kern, C. McCormick. Row II: J. Bowden, E. Swanner, L. McGuirk. R. Tibbetts. Row III: Mrs. Campbell, Sponsor, C. Griffith, K. Newcome, D. Clark, L. Williams, K. Anderson, M. Heuneman. K. Kofa, M. Cross, Mrs. Davis. Sponsorg N. Daly, M. Mayes, R. Jones, M. Gibson, Mrs. Lewis, Sponsor. The general purpose ofthe FHA is to help in- dividuals to improve personal, family, and com- munity life. The FHA helps the individual to become a better school and community member. The club tries to promote good citizenship and thus produce better school leaders. The FHA organized for its first year at Plaza in September. At Christmastime they sponsored a drive for donations of food to give to needy families. Meetings were highlighted by many in- teresting programs including in December a film on Heritage. There was a speaker in Febru- ary who talked about drugs. The group took on a project of cleaning up the school during i National FHA Week the end of March. l X -j'N v 3 5. STX ..... ff Future Homemakers C. Griffith, ' . N. Daly, and J. Bowden examine xx, X literature put out by the national X U fxsfxo organization. 30 X l gl' xv 'lSs. FRENCH CLUB: Row l: V. Grossnickle, Treasurer, F. Campa, Historian, M. Ohge, Presidentg C. Harris, Vice-President, C Russell. Row ll: A. O'Neal, C. McCool, A. Hart, J. Barkley, L. Brinson, C. Filo, D. Giles, D. Francis, C. Sattlethight. Row lll: C Hoffman, P. Glover, R. Thomas, P. Aeberli, C. Farabaugh, S. Riggs, R. Neary, J. Houston, D. Hurst, Mrs. Borneisen, Sponsor Row lll: R. Blair, B. Hughes, T. Gaidowski, B. Clifford, J. Scherrer, M. DeCoste, D. Delulio, S. Pugh, H. Millis, D. Spiotta. T Hart. French Club Seeks Knowledge And Understanding vllvwvv 'mp The purpose of the French Club is to study and observe French culture and civilization and to promote better understanding of the way French people act, live, and think. At their meetings the club watched movies and slides of France. With the money the French Club received from the SCA they saw a movie at the Alliance Francais and went out to eat French food. gL French Club members, Brian Forbes, Renee Trosper. Cathy Sattlethight, and Barbara Phelps pose with Mrs. Borneisen before a model ofthe Eifel Tower. 31 Plaza Band Brings Music To Your Ears Music echoes around the halls of Plaza, music from the number one junior high school band in Virginia Beach. The Trojan Concert Band is a dedicated and polished performing group. At the Virginia Beach Music Festival in March they received three superior ratings from the judges. They also placed the greatest number of students in the All-City Band and had the most first chair playing positions. S The band provides music for the pep rallies, school assemblies, football games, and the annu- al Spring and Christmas concerts. From the Concert Band specialized groups are selected to perform and compete in ensemble competitions. The Dance Band has been formed to give students the chance to ex- periment with rhythms and contemporary music. CONCERT BAND: Row l: Mr. Ligart, T. Smith, R. Day, D. Yates, C. Falconer, R. Rockefeller, T. McConnell, P. Soderlund, P. Vess, C. Groome, K. Lundy, K. Sullivan, P. Butler, V. Harris, A. Clarke, M. Cross, Mr. Carver. Row II: R. Cidlevicz, D. Owens, D. Cardinal, D. Smith, C. Jones. B. Whiteford, R. Rhodes, B. Grode, R. Teeter, V. McAtee, G. McGowan, L. Baker, H. Hicks, M. Grimsteatl, T. Campbell, J. Newman, D. Coussens. Row III: J. McLeod, P. McNally, J. O'Connell, S. Griffith, S. Banks, A. Smith, S. Gillespie, D. Schnarr, D. Keiger, K. Cross, R. Bottom, A. Windland, T. Tucker, S. Boswell, T. Ross, D. Gunther, C. Grimstead. Row IV: J. Scheetz, M. Shelton. J. Walton, K. Lewis, J. Moore, A. Ansell, R. Colsen, B. Clark, R. White, R. Swanson, R. Teachout, B. Dillow. Row V: J. Davis, B. Smith, D. Allen, J. Hardy, l. Phlegar, T. Sprague, M. Laird, S. Sharp, C. Ferguson, S. Blaylock, R. Davis, K. Baird, M. Neaton, D. Cross, K. Adkins. Row Vl: G. Seifert, B. Fashbaugh, J. Thomason, S. Parker, D. Heilman, G. Otti, C. Hughes, K. Chase, G. Schafer. Row VII: B. McWilliams, J. Kasmark, D. Chase, T. DiSisto, W. Andersen, M. Collier. Row VIII: L. Hodges, R. Adams, G. Ratte, M. Noble, D. Stewart, M. Fugate, C. Lusk, N. Ferguson. Row IX: A. Sharps, R. McLaughlin, H. Hall, D. Cooney. K. Barber, R. Allmond. B. Payne, B. Neaton, S. Menendez. mi s 9. ,Q lg 949, 49 Yr 32 .. -- ' i.,,,,f :iq,',-up 3537 'T' - T IND ENSEM BLE: Row l: H. Hicks, M. Grimstead, T. Campbell, J. Newman, D. Coussens, C. Falconer. T. McConnell, R f' ockefeller, C. Lusk, A. Clark, K. Lundy, K. Sullivan, P. Butler. Row ll: G. McGowan, L. Baker, V. McAtee, R. Teeter, B. Grode . Rhodes, B. Whiteford, D. Yates, D. Owens, R. Cidlevicz, T. Smith, R. Day, R. Teachout, R. Dillow, B. Fashbaugh, G. Seifert, J cheetz, J. Walton, K. Lewis, R. Colsen. Row Ill: N. Ferguson, R. Allmond, R. McLaughlin, H. Hall, M. Shelton, C. Ferguson, K Baird, R. Davis, K. Adkins, D. Cross, S. Blaylock, M. Neaton, D. Stewart, M. Noble, B. McWilliams, J. Kasmark, T. DiSisto, D hase, Mr. Ligart. 33 Rythyms and Sounds The Trojan Majorettes march with the band at parades and football games. The girls practice diligently before and after school working up complex twirling and dance routines. The B and C Bands provide a place for the intermediate and beginning instrumentalist to gain skill and expe- rience working with a musical group. MAJORETTES: Front to back: Michelle Fugate, Cheryl Backo, Griffin, Michelle Wright. Left to right: Nancy Ferguson, Felicia Charlotte Lusk, Captain, Pam Kyker, Cindy Russel. Absent. Sue Henshaw 1.67 B BAND: Row l: J. Liverman, C. Phillips, A. Tynes, S. Harsh, E. Bryant, M. Voska, D. Cyr, E. Wilkerson, J. Lisenby. Row ll: Carver, L. Freeman, M. Kenon, J. McClung. D. Hurst, J. Taylor, Mr. Ligart. Row Ill: A. Muldez, F. Filippini, J. Dotson Thorpe. K. Prater. - emi., C BAND: Row I: R. Riegodedios, D. Fowler, S. Hubbard, V. Homer, L. Beitinger, M. Coughenour, C. Pope, M. Allen, J. Smith Sparks, T. Whitaker, D. Clark, M. Davis. Row ll, standing: T. George, B. Cornick, N. Lessard, J. Crook, L. Zimmerman, G. G. Smith, R. Moots, D. Etheridge, R. Ensley, K. Woods, K. Tackett, L. Forester, J. Kressel, Y. Young. 34 l I l I lvl ll! llmnfl 1 GIRLS' CHORUS: Row l: D. Hane, W. Morgan, C. Schmucker, C. Reich, D. Freeman, S. McElwee, M. McKay. A. Axtell, J. Jones, C. Smith, C. Frizzell, K. Shackelford. Row Il: B. Boyette, C. Whitley, C. Griffin, J. Saunders, D. Parker, S. Lopez, K. Andersen, S. Phillips. K. Semore, D. Collins, K. King. Row Ill: K. Yoder, T. Peterson, D. Lacuesta, K. Muse. D. O'Rourke. K. Humphreys. D. Semans, D. Landers, P. Barr, D. Taylor, C. Sandifer, G. Manigo, L. Strawther, S. Shaw, D. Owens. The Girls Chorus is made up ofgirls whose schedules prohibited them from participating in the Concert Chorus. These girls learn about all periods of music and concentrate on building voice tone. They performed with the Concert Chorus, Mixed Chorus, and Madrigals at the Spring Concert. The Madrigals are a very special group of singers. These students audition to be in the group which is limited to 15-18 members. The Madri- gals practice during school hours and performed at both the Christmas Con- cert andthe Spring Concert. lu Tl 'V tl MADRIGALS: D. Zeppieri. V. Slantis, A. Evans, M. Harris. K. Keefer. J. King. D. Duke, B Taylor S Stewart, D. Tilton, P. Shealy, C. Kern, C. Liedel, D. Wood. l l l S Mixed Chorus Sings Out For Plaza The Mixed Chorus is made up of eighth grade boys and girls. These students concentrate on being able to sing the parts they are asked to sing. Vocal exercises are used to extend the voice range both in the upper register as well as the lower register. Music must be chosen carefully for the changing voice of the boy. The Mixed Chorus performed at the Spring Con- cert with the Madrigals and the Con- cert Chorus. MIXED CHORUS Row l: T. Tynes, C. McCool, R. Neary, S. Pugh, G. Weaver, P. D'Amico, D. DeSelms F Mann M Welply Row II M Edwards C. Connelly, M. McAllister, C. McElwee, D. Hutchison, K. Whatley, A. Hart, P. Mullis V Sullivan G Lisenby L Gillette R. Matthews, Darlene Wilson, Dora Wilson, P. Todd, L. Laubach, K. Bique. Row lll G Burke J Lach D DeLong C Brown C. Green, S. Walker, M. Hubbard, S. Lewis, E. Wiley, A. Wilson, J. Midgett, P. Reiher M Heuneman S Spaw S Sager B Almand, C. Hoskins. Row IV: J. Smith, S. Hayes, S. Lokie, D. Mullens, R. Carrai, N. Williams H Sweat P Washington T McGill, D. Bennett, C. Radcliffe, D. Francis, G. Castello, T. Cherry, D. Koelendorfer, T. DeMoss CONCERT CHORUS Row I: A. Evans, C. lfiedel, C. Kern, D. Zeppieri, D. Brutfy, B. Benson, S. Proffitt D Sisco K Peele Wood N Marquette T. Becker, A. Tetlak, T. Harris. Row ll: M. Harris, K. Keefer, V. Slantis, J. Hitchcock K Weymouth Frady M Allen B Taylor, C. Pullinger, D. Burford, L. Nolan, K. Pritchard, S. Thompson. Row III: K. Cunane D Stephens Carraway B Harper M. Dozier, M. Williams, D. Trefethen, J. King. D. Duke, P. Shealy, S. Stewart, D Tilton K Brobst McCracken D McFatrich, K.Johnson. D l Plaza Voices Fill The Air With Music The Concert Chorus is the main performing chorus of Plaza Junior High. During the year they have performed in two main concerts, the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. They have also performed for the PTSA and visiting seventh graders. Students must audition to become a member of the chorus. Twenty students from the Concert Chorus were selected for Virginia Beach All-City Chorus. The first sopranos chosen were: Annette Evans. Debbie Tilton, Danita Wood, Adela Colane, Kim Peele, Dora Holloway, and Desiree Burford. Second sopranos were: Kathryn Borbst and Danita McFatrich. Altos selected were: Julie Hitchcock, Christy Liedel, Carol Kern, Diana Bruffy, Candy Weymouth, and Marilou Harris. Baritones chosen were: John King, Billy Taylor, James Petty, Marvin Allen, and David Duke. The 1971 Odyssey staff did not organize until after January 1 this year so the staff had to rush to put out the 1971 edition. Many willing hands and eager people have helped with various phases of the book. The Odyssey is truly a school-wide production. Students find putting out a book is a task of cooperation between layout artists, copy writers, and business staff. Staff members who work on creative staff gain valuable experience in the field ofjournalism. W l Odyssey staff members, Victor Baraley, Art Editorg Robbie McKee Priscilla Glover Kathy Shovlin, and Christy Liedel, Copy Editor all pitch in to make sales campaign a success. Every envelope must be checked and counted for day's receipts. ' 1' ' ' ' 1, .. A- ., . . V H. ' A A meg, V , . , ,,., ,. - M- I - -V, - ,ha X- A-5- ali, , Y .Y . .f ODYSSEY STAFF Rowl J Shank R Turner B Taylor J Horne V Baraley, R.C.Thomas, B. Johnson, B.Johnson, M. Baker K Burden B Chambers Row Il K Heughens C Hoffman C Balicky D. Taylor, L. Goldman, P. Lockwood, M. Wright C Kofa S Pugh S Riggs R Neary J Houston D Burford K Foley B Hardee, D. Graff, E. Swanner, A. O'Neal. Row III S Grossnickle S Ward C McCool A Hart J Boyette R Rice L Gillette, P. Hanrahan, C. Griffin, K. Shovlin, P. Glover B Hanson W Rishel L Zingraff D Hynes L Bailey D Parker D Gunther, P. Vess, B. Bourne,J. Scherrer, D. Humphrey T Zadu K Coleman S Strausbaugh C Liedel Row IV Mr Foster Mrs Parsons, V. Grossnickle, D. Francis, D. Giles,T. Carroll P Aeberli D Bevel M Davis S McCracken B Carey B Babcock R Brennan, P. Shealy,S. Blaylock, M. Harris.D. Israel C Russell D Bengele G Douberly T Rocheleau D Foreback B McWilliams.J.Bowden,C.Sattlethight. ,'- Q. ' 1 v- N . If ,, xi, wal vx . -.. F'-I Ff- . - '--'fl' No ' Y 1s:6':--4-F fi,Li.-Q 4 y.'4.5.A v 154.-ff: A M: 'Q' ' J Hx 1' D W, 1 E ' ' V4 xA WY?-I fA .LQ ft' 4 - ' - I Q: .. ' ' f, 'fl ' 'I -,Q il 'u .. -K p L - ' ' u 'nl ff ' . V I 3 ' , ' xpgff. 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X New Directions : X If Trojan Football Team Seeks Glory 011 The Gridiron Ki I I FOOTBALL TEAM: Row I: W. Howell, D. Moss, R. Bloxom, R. Roberts, D. Miller, L. Marcelli, G. I-Iollowell, D. Delulio, G. Cashwell, B. Britt, L. Hodges. Row II: K. Yerkes, C. Misuna, B. Carter, M. Hyers, S. Layden, T. Roberson, B. Johnson, K. Brown, B. Thomas, T. Wilson. B. Schoonover, B. Davis, R. King, F. Ludvik, R. Yerkes. Row III: S. Boggs, W. Ponton, K. Rutledge, S. U0 Blackmon, M. Todd, Coach Bobbitt, Coach Snyder, Manager M. Noble, D. Anderson, M. Pitman, D. Anderson, R. Coffren, J. all Weaver, C. Mclntosh. Mike Hyers looks for an opening in the line while his blockers rush in to do theirjob. 40 1970 Plaza First Colonial Plaza Bayside Plaza Norfolk Academy Plaza Kempsville Plaza Virginia Beach A Plaza Princess Anne Lloyd Hodges fights for the extra gain in yardage against Kempsville Junior. 41 i i l Little Bull Hodges Selected As Most Valuable Player The Plaza Trojans opened their sec- ond season on the gridiron on homeground. This was a big event because this was the first year that Plaza has been able to host a team at home. The Trojan football team was led to a successful 4-2 record by Co- Captains, Kim Brown and Scott Layden. The season closed with a 28-6 victo- ry over the Princess Anne Cavaliers at Homecoming. Karyn Newcome was crowned Plaza's first Homecoming Queen. The football awards banquet was held in December at the school cafete- ria. Kim Brown won the award for Outstanding Back , Scott Layden was selected for Outstanding Lineman , and Little Bull Lloyd Hodges was chosen as the Trojans' Most Valuable Player. Plaza Cagers Expand Schedule To Fourteen Games The Trojan basketball team completed a successful season with a 12-4 record. The Trojans established several school records during the season including. as a team: the most points scored in one game, 104 vs. Norfolk Christiang the most rebounds in one game, 34 vs. Virginia Beachg most assists in one game, 14 vs Norfolk Christian: the most points scored on an average per game, 69.81 the least points allowed to be scored against Plaza. -l5.5g the most games won in one season, 121 and using all these talents the Trojans ended the season by taking second place in the All-City Junior High School Tournament. Sonny Blackmon and Keith Etheridge made the 1971 All-Tournament Team and an Honor- able Mention went to Kim Brown. Sonny was selected for Most Valuable Player award at Plaza and Keith was chosen for the Most -I 1971 V Plaza 41 Kempsville JHS 51 A Plaza 60 Boys Club 28 Plaza 104 Norfolk Christian 48 Plaza 71 Norfolk Catholic 41 Plaza 66 Bayside JHS 67 Plaza 58 Barry Robinson 24 Plaza 63 Boys Club 33 Plaza 68 Virginia Beach JHS 50 Plaza 77 Barry Robinson 35 Plaza 49 Bayside JHS 48 Plaza 83 Norfolk Christian 48 Plaza 66 Kempsville JHS 78 Plaza 88 Norfolk Catholic 44 Plaza 76 Virginia Beach JHS 42 Tournament Plaza 67 Bayside J HS 60 Plaza 58 Kempsville JHS 63 Q x 'Nt Improved Player award. Rick Coffren loses rebound to Kempsville game on Plaza's home court. 1 f Ep 1 518'- .smg I , 5, in exciting Coach Bobbitt gives his boys the word during a time-out. 5.-, Plaza co-captains, Sonny Blackmon and Kim Brown, listen to instructions from the referee while meeting with Kempsville Junior High co-captains. 42 l ..I C. - v AX A , .y -- '7 'v x N Y A i - '. ASKETBALL TEAM Row I Kim Brown and Sonny Blackmon, Co-Captains. Row Il: Manager J. Annable, L. Wood, M. olhns T Morrisey F Ludvik B Greenberg R Coffren .I Jongbloed, K. Etheridge, B. Schoonover, M. Redus, R. King, B. t 'zwr-1' Q' aa-fx f -stint 71..- U Sonny Blackmon goes up for a basket while Rick Coffren and Jimmy Jongbloed get set for rebound in game against Kempsville Braves. Plaza Plaza Plaza Plaza Plaza Plaza Plaza Plaza Plaza 1971 Virginia Beach JHS Kempsville JHS Bayside JHS First Colonial Norfolk Academy Deep Creek Virginia Beach JHS Bayside JHS Kempsville JHS The Plaza wrestling team won three of their last four matches after making a slow stan in the beginning of the season. The team finished third in the first city wrestling championship. Trojansg Ray Akins, Dan Delulio, and Scott Layden, all won first place in their weight groups. The wrestling team gained many new fans after their exciting wins over Virginia Beach and Bayside when they had come from behind with a fiurry of points and pins. Scott Layden was chosen to receive the Most Valuable Wrestler Award. Thane Fajans is fighting for an escape against Ke Plaza Grapplers Hang On Through Tough Season WRESTLING SQUAD: Row l: C. Yerkes, J. Blanks, M. Hushin, S. Layden, J. Wright, W. Howell, R. Akins. Row ll: Coach Ster- ling, J. Bulluck, T. Fajans, J. Britt, D. Delulio, S. Boggs, G. Lassiter, C. Misuna. X l mpsville matman. . J W H lo 1 l. G IV l l 5 A. 4 1 'P - ' Llc . . I 1- A 1, X N- A f 4 1 44 iiriil- fy -5 by ff C. Cherry, M. Hushin, J. O'Connell. Row ll: R. Akins, R. Almand, W. Howell, C. DiSisto, J. Owens, J. Fox, B. Beranger, Tyler, K. Chase, S. Menendez. Row Ill: J. Bulluck, C. Bruso, H. Carter, R. Roberts. S. Boggs, D. Delulio, T. Fajan, J. Britt. Row FV: G. McFatridge, S. Larrivee, M. Todd. C. Misuna, G. Lassiter, M. Sabol. I i a un I Y Jimmy Brill m0VeS in for 3 l3kCd0Wn- Rusty Yerkes works to maintain control. 45 TEAM: Row l: S. Johnson. J. Shray, J. Blanks, C. Haw, C. Yerkes, J. Hanley, S. Layden, Captain, J. Eiban, B. as .qi l '1 fx ,A .gang J J f .L-.49 1970 BASEBALL TEAM: Row l: R. Queenan, Mgr., N. Bugg, R. Bloxom, B. Phillips, K. Brown, S. Layden, F. Ludvlk Morrissey, J. Kwasny, D. Phillips, Mgr. Row Il: K. Swoveland, Mgr.g H. Hines, Mgr., C. Sutton, D. Delulio, J. Fox, S. C Millard, T. Vaughn, M. Kennemer, Mgr. Row Ill: Coach Sterling, K. Sullivan, B. Jones, J. Sinnen, R. Sandstrom, J. Lewis Edwards, Coach Harris. Up To Bat With Plaza Plaza was led to a successful first season by co-captains Kenny Sullivan and Chuck Edwards. Plaza started the season with a five game winning streak and then lost to Kempsville by one run. The Trojans quickly bounced back and ended the season with eight wins and three losses. Dan Delulio. the Trojans' leading pitcher set a team record by batting in nine runs in a single game. Returning prospects for the 1971 team were D. Delulio. S. Layden. K. Brown. T. Morrissey. S. Blackmon. F. Ludvik. and W. Bloxom. Plaza Plaza Plaza Plaza Plaza Plaza Plaza Plaza Plaza Plaza 1970 Kempsville JHS Bayside JHS Barry-Robinson Virginia Beach JHS Norfolk Academy Kempsville JHS Barry-Robinson Bayside JHS Norfolk Academy Virginia Beach JHS .fi 2' if ,IQ V ., ,L A V -Mi an L. .fiiiwe -J -8- '.f'.-..- Dan Delulio sends ball out ofthe park during Virginia Beach game. Sonny Blackmgn gets ready tg bat as 46 Layden peers from behind his catcher's mask 1' a If If-y Sig is-4. 'SQ '-fs--. .Ioe Shray grabs wand from John Bradley during practice session in preparation for 440 relay. Steve Boggs works on form for high jump competition. Speed's The Thing The Trojans entered their first track team into competition in 1970. The first year team was a building team but the Trojans did end the season holding three City Records. Joe Shray won the City Record in the 100-yard dash with a time of 10.7 seconds. He also established the City Record for the 220-yard dash with a speedy 23.3 seconds. The 440-yard relay team sprinted around the track in a flying 47.7 to capture the City Record in that event. Joe Shray, Richard O'Brien, John Bradley, and Mike Kennemer were on that record-setting team. As the 1971 Odyssey went to press the Trojan sprinters were once again warming up the track with returning veterans forming the backbone ofthe team. 1970 Plaza 72 Kempsville JHS Plaza 41 Bayside JHS Plaza 51 Virginia Beach JHS Plaza 58 Princess Anne City Meet Virginia Beach JHS 56 Bayside JHS 46 Princess Anne 45' 2 Plaza JHS -11 Kempsville JHS 1812 1970 TRACK TEAM: Row l: J. Waldrop, Mgr, B. Verdon, L. Hodges, D. Trefethen, J. Horne, T. Lathrum, J. Chrisman, R. O'Brien, B. McElroy, M. Noble, Mgr. Row ll: Coach Snyder, B. Katterheinrich, S. Boggs, M. Kennemer, M. Goldman, J. DeSantis, G. Ray, M. Williams, J. Fuller, R. Simons, J. Griener, D. Poston. Row 111: J. Shray, D. Ledbetter, M. Phillips, S. Savage, G. lrby, J. Bradley, R. Massey, S. Millhouse, R.K. Wolfe. 'M W ' 1 L. CHEERLEADERS: Row l: Nic Clifford. Cathy Roberson Nlarion Lisenby Row ll Ricki Rhodes Sherri Barnard Margaret DeCoste. Chris Puckett. Sue Cassani, Lou Ann McDougald lxaryn Newcome Terri Rocheleau Heidi Hicks Yea-a-a Plaza! The Plaza Cheerleaders cheered the Plaza teams in victory and defeat. Their main goal was to raise school spirit and support for the teams and they did this by their presence at all athletic contests it was possible to attend and participation in school pep rallies. They sponsored the first dance of the school year in order to raise funds to purchase new uniforms and spent a lot oftime selling tickets and making posters and pep banners. Oops! Heidi Hicks gets caught by camera as she loses balance and falls from split position. S- se Z 5 ,fb f Q- A, 7 ...-4 X 1 . 'bill s .v Lf f n .ff E . 4 .l t , , A, F . CLUB: Row l: T. Morrissey, R. Bloxom, K. Brown, Vice-Presidentg S. Layden, Presidentg S. Boggs, Sergeant-at- D. Delulio, S. Blackmon, Mr. Sterling, Sponsor. Row ll: J. Weaver, D. Anderson, F. Ludvik, B. Carter, B. Schoonover. R. G. Hollowell. Row lll: K. Rutledge, R. Roberts, B. Davis, M.Todd, C. Misuna, M. Hyers. The purpose of the Letterman's Club is to athletic events. raise the standards of athletics and to make the A boy must have been awarded a letter and wearing of a letter have meaning. lt promotes participated in at least one competitive sport sound sportsmanship and assists in conducting this year to become a member ofthe club. irst junior High School n Virginia Selected To Be emonstration School 49 Plaza Junior High School has surpassed all other junior high schools in our state by being the first to be awarded the title of Demonstration School . This award is presented on behalf of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. To earn this distinction you must have an ath- letic program which promotes physical fitness and sportsmanship. The school must have adequate equipment and storage room for that equipment. Fa- cilities must be provided for both outside and inside activities and provision must be made to allow the physically and mentally handicapped to participate. This award is presented to a school on a yearly basis and Plaza looks forward to winning the award in the future. Mr. Del Moser, Assistant Superin- tendent of Physical Education, State Department of Education, presents flag held by Kim Brown and Barry Davis to Mr. Owens and Mr. Sterling. lt is a proud moment for all Trojans. ..l.....,..... lxempsville 11.04 GY MNASTICS TEAM: Row l. on tloor: N. Clifford. M. Lisenby. M. Fugate C Baclto S Pitrone N Ferguson C Lucas C Howell D Labahn. T. McConnell. T. Fortaleza. R. Roche. T. Taylor. A. ONe1l R Rhodes Row 11 on horse M Grimstead T George C Smith. K. Hobbs, Miss Duross. Coach. Row 111, on beam: R Blair G Lnsenby S Grampp A Satterthwaite K N iclteis Row IV. on bars: J. Lisenby. D. Klimszynski. Swmging As We Train Plaza's first girls' gymnastic team came through with flying colors this year with a record of three wins and one loss. The girls competed in five events: Floor Exercise. Tumbling. Vaulting. Balance Beam. and Uneven Bars. Plaza was host to Virginia Beach's first city junior high school gymnastics tournament in which Plaza took first place. At left. Jane Lisenby gets ready to perform on uneven bars and below, Karen Vickers and Robin Blair perform on the beam. 1971 17.10 Va. Beach 11.35 15.83 Kempsville 9.70 18.-12 Bayside 22.68 Championship Pl tza 22.56 Bayside 21.71 Va. Beach 13.63 ' I A :A Paula Todd, Outstanding Offensive Player and Kim Sullivan, Outstand- ing Defensive Player, tap sticks to signal the start of game. . ,X x 9 I . f-- . - '-- .' . . if k..bnrA,gr-. -,,,s,i,-I -' , - N ::.- ' :.. j 'A - nays: ' ',,.,V.- 1-va-'1' GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM: Front to back: K. Bique, P. Howell, C. Howell, D. Bengele, L. Roulhac, S. Strausbaugh, S. Evans, K. Putnam, P. Aeberli, K. undy, M. Grimstead, P. Glover, P. Oliver, R. Jones, D. Ashworth, K. Sullivan, L. Lovejoy, P. Todd, C. Balicky, and B. Bourne, Co-Captains. Row Il: B. Bourne, Mgr., Miss DuRoss, Coach, J. Boyette, Mgr. 51 First Trojan ' Field Hockey Team Clashes Sticks On Playing Field Plaza's first girls' field hockey team came off the field with a record of one win and two losses. The girls worked many long hours and mastered the skills of hockey teven thoughthey could not seem to rush the goal at firstl. The team improved greatly and came through with a final win against Virginia Beach. Outstanding offensive player award went to Paula Todd and outstanding defensive player award went to Kim Sullivan. 1971 Plaza O Kempsville 2 Plaza 0 Virginia Beach 1 Plaza 1 Virginia Beach 0 at a5v9? Our Parents Are Behind Us All The Wa Plaza Junior High School has been most for- tunate in having a trio of active parent groups to support activities within the school, sponsor events of interest to the students, raise money to contribute to school needs, and provide the needed communication between the school and community. The Parent-Teacher-Student Association is an organization which promotes communication and understanding between the three groups. The programs are designed to show what is happening within the school. At the beginning of each year there is a general open house so students may bring their parents to meet the teachers and see the school. The Band Association was formed to arouse and maintain interest in the instrumental department and to support band activities. of the energy of the group has been focused earning money to buy band uniforms. The Booster Club has supported many activities within the school and has various money-earning projects so they contribute trophies and letters to the Plaza letic teams and buy needed athletic To do this, they have managed booths at the home football games, school dances and sold refreshments, held a ghetti supper and raffle, and sold tobaggon in school colors. They have also sponsored films ofxeach week's previous football game the benefit ofthe team and coaches. -.',,,,,-suv- ' ,qsiguvv---- X BAND ASSOCIATION: Row I: Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. Baird, President: Mr. Markowski, Mrs. Markowski, Mr. Lusk, Mrs. Blaylock Mrs Neaton Mis. Kasmark. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Dillow. Mrs. Winters. Row II: Mrs. Fugate, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Clark, Trea suier Mr Fug ite. Mrs. Shelton. Mrs. Baird. Mrs. Lusk, Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Sprague, Mr. Ligart. Row III: Mr Crook Mrs Crook. Mrs. Otti. Mrs. Butler. Mr. Butler. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Day. Mr. Coussens. PTSA Mr Jones. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Sinnen. Mrs. DeVaughn, Mi Ovsens Mi Newcome. President. ....- -.., ........--1--I BOOSTER CLUB: Row I: Mr. Morrissey, Mr. Davis, lst Vice President. Mr. Layden, President. Row II: Mrs. Roberts, Mrs Anderson, Mr. Anderson. Row III: Mrs. Sinnen. Membership Mrs. Carter. Treasurer. Mrs. Ferguson, Publicity. Row IV: Mr Owens, Principal. 52 ' K ' 1 1 Classes aj F, ections glli 1 l a K i l l l Y I nw Shirley Adkins Keith Adkins Patti Aeberli Ray Akins Stephen Allen Richard Almand Charlene Amoss Kim Anderson James Annable Aubrey Ansell Cynthia Arth Meena! Arunachalam Deborah Ashworth Jimmy Augustson Beverly Austin Neva Bacle Cheryl Backo Lilian Bailey Sherrll Bailey Linda Baker Michael Baker Cynthia Bal icky l I l ff'- 'f 1 l 4 l l I l inrh Graders Store U George Bess Debbie Bevel Marc Bizzell Randy Blackford Mark Blackwell Robin Blair Sue Blaylock Ricky Bloxom Steven Boggs Judy Bohling Bill Bolduc Pat Bolduc Sandy Boswell Betty Bourne Bonnie Bourne Bill Ballance Nina Banks Karen Barber Joann Barholm Cindy Barkley Kathy Barnard Sherrie Barnard Mike Bartman Jackie Bartram James Baxter Gary Bell Melva Bell Mark Bellamy Diane Bengele Billy Beranger Pleasant Memories of Plaza if wa., 7 K' 55 Desiree Burford Pam Butler Claire Button Terry Byers Daxid Caldvt ell Faith Campa Bonnie Campbell Teri Campbell Ronnie Capps Beth Carey Maria Carignan Linda Carravx ay Nancy Carraw ay Oren Carrol Teri Carroll T Jeanette Bowden David Bowery Jacque Boyette Maria Braun Linda Brinson Butch Britt Kathy Brobst Kim Brown Richard Bruce Diana Bruffy Mike Bryan Earl Bryant ai 5 6 I v--'F' Hershell Carter Bob Carter l ,K.,,,... .. Paul Cartwright ,-- 'bi' 'IV' Susan Cassani Eddie Caughorn Bruce Chambers 13,7 Charles Chambers Debbie Chance Diane Chandler Why don't they put on Mickey Mouse? Mark Voska ponders mysteries of TV. Stanley Christman 15 'U' A Ronald Cidlevicz Allyson Clark Bruce Clark Lori Clark iii? 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QI John Summers Harlin Sutton Elaine Swanner Helen Sweat Bobette Tait 'L Mary Ann Tatman 70 Karen Stewart Stephanie Stewart Walter Stringer Sheryll Stumpf Kim Sullivan Vicki Sullivan l Li 4 ll ' li ll l 1 Sharon Strausbaugh t l i I I 15 , i l i' l Lewis Tetlt Terry Thacker Bruce Tharp David Thomas .lay Thomason Charlie Taylor Debbie Taylor Robert Taylor Robert 'Ieachout Richaleen Teetei Gary Thompson Carrie Tiaba Edith Tiaba Robin Tibbetts Tom Tiller Debbie Tilton Chuck Tolison Laurie Tolmich Danny Trefethen Richard Turner Joan VanLuyn Phyllis Vess Mark Voska James Waldrop Robert Walker Jeff Walton Robin Walton Pearline Washington Gale Weaver John Weaver Debra Wells Jeff Wesolowski Debbie West Geri Wetzel Becky White Who says shoes don t grow on trees? 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'xiii 89 in Good Sportsmanship Kim Peele Danny Perry Leanne Perry Thomas Perry Wade Peters Steve Peterson Teresa Peterson James Petty Barbara Phelps Charles Phillips Robert Phillips Mike Pierce Robin Pollock Robin Plemmons Terry Poczekaj Steve Ostroski George Otti Deborah Overbeck Debbie Owens Frances Owens Laury Owens Marion Padrick Becky Page Tonna Pangallo Austin Parker Donna Parrett Greg Paul Debbie Payne Leslie Payne Susan Peach Leads to Friendships 1' 4 4 Chester Pope Pj Willie Ponton Joseph Pow 4' . - 1 4 ' 633 . ' 1, Randy Powis Sandra Pozzo ' Kenneth Prien Steve Proffitt Stephanie Pugh I . R . Watch out below! Jim Annable and Wm amey Glen Seifert mix it up in gym. Ramona Rainey Della Rankin Jayne Raymond Karen Reeves Cindy Reich Peter Reiher Charles Riden Rebecca RiegodeDios Sandy Riggs Pamela Riley Tom Ringer Mickey Ritenour Phil Roach Tony Roberson Jimmie Roberts Richard Roberts Sandy Robertson Bryon Robinson 't Chuck Robinson Renee Roche y 91 Peggi Ruff Darlene Rusk Mike Sabol George Sadowski Ronnie Sadowski Susan S ager Cathy Sandifer Kenneth San Miguel Bonnie Sarutzki Catherine Sattlethight Lovella Sawrie Richard Sayles Becki Scarborough Cindy Schmucker Dawn Schmarr Mary Ann Schwartz Debbie Seeber Dorothy Semans James Semore Kathy Shackelford Pamela Shank Sheena Shaw Steve Sharp Patricia Shealy Ernest Sheffield Did you see the good looking guy whojust walked by? Frank Rowe w-.4 ,,,, ' wwf' ,- ,, sk- N Plaza Girls' Biggest Sport Is . . . Mike Shelton John Shray Beverly Sides Mark Sinnen Don Sisco Hugh Sisson Kim Skipper Vanessa Slantis Angelia Smith Cathy Smith Debbie Smith Gary Smith Joyce Smith Keith Smith Rena Sparks Joyce Spellman Brenda Spidle Tom Sprague Gregory Sprinkle Richard Stacey Michael Stafford Carl Stahl Anita Stallings Keith Stallings Eric Stauch Debbie Stephens Steve Stephens Arthur Stewart .lon Stillman Chris Stottlemyer Boy Watching i If 'of , Q -. ' i 7-s. f 93 S. -L 1' -- 'x 'OS Plug In To A Linda Strawther Robert Stueben Randy Sturm Debra Swanson Rodney Swanson Eric Swoveland Y-Q James Taylor Maria Taylor Terri Taylor William Taylor Chris Teachout Anne Tetlak 'S-I'.. ' Ralph Stull Kirk Sydnor Karen Symalla Nancy Symalla Kenneth Tackett Heather Tait Dennis Taitano William Talley Anthony Tataranowicz Mary Tate Doug Taylor Q-Q Donald Thomas Robert Thomas Barry Thompson Cindy Thompson Sandy Thompson Henry Thompson Leslie Thorpe Doug Thorsuik Neil Tobin Paula Todd Bryan Trax Kevin Trefethen Zina Trinidad Rene Trosper Nancy Tucker Take Your Pick - French, Spanish, or German Theresa Tucker Chris Turner Tommy Tyler Terry Tynes Brent Ustick Jeff Utley Karen Vickers Wesley Wagner Stanley Walker Sharon Ward William Warren Donna Washburn Beverly Wathen Arthur Watkins Mark Warlock Carl Weast Jim Weir Susan Weiser Robert Welch Mike Weller Cindy Wells Don Wells Steve Wells Mike Welply Billy Wesley Kandy Weymouth Kathleen Whalen Faith Wheeler Terry Whitaker Donna White James A. White James M. White Ray White Roger White -Z? All right boy l saw that Beth Whiteford Janet Whitney Cindy Whitley Richard Whittington Sam Wiggins Cathi Wilhelm Ellis Wiley Elizabeth Wilkerson Lesa Wilkinson Bonnie Williams Xlxxliffft W i 1 x n' Gerald Wooten 5... Ywain Young Michael Yarow Chris Yerkes L i Z ' - ,LA all i A-. Q7 1 A . f X s i X 97 ' Melvin Williams Vineent Williams Ralph Williamson Charlotte Willmzin Darlene Wilson Dora Wilson John Wilson Tom Wilson Ann Windland Martha Winters Doug Witt Annette Wolfe Patti Wolfe Kenny Wolff Becky Worthington Ronald Worthley Danita Wood Doreen Wood Judith Wood Karl Woods Eddie Zapata Margaret Zapata Ted Zappi Donna Zeppieri Linda Zimmerman Chris Arvidson X i This looks more like just plam fun than a super slick way of improving Kathy Brown Rosalie Carrai Bryan Carter Sharon Gillespie Tommy Gore Carol Griswold Donald Hammett Rita .lohamiessen Linda Moore Derwood Oliver Vicki Ostlund Kim Tudor Connie Twiddy Eddie Zapata Alfred Zuhars rf n Q Q Homecoming Queen Karyn Newcome was crowned by football co-captains, Kim Brown and Scott Layden. Her escort, Rick Almand, stands by with her attendants and their escorts. L to R-Tommee Hardee, Helen Coppino, Brad Greenberg, and Kathy Coleman. Index ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE Fitzgerald, William 6 Purdgc, jqrg 15 Flippin- Elilubfth I7 luirsons. Alyce 14. 38 Joseph J. Owens, Jr. 4, 49. 52 Foster. FFRIHCB F- Jf- 21- 38 Patterson, Billie 18 Joseph Wisniewski, Jr. 4 Fowler, Judith 14 paync, Joyce John E. Roberson 4 Pet-ry, LCC 5 Gimlvl- Mary Ann 19 Peterson. Anne 14 SCHOOL PERSONNEL Glaubke, Hans-Dieter 18 pifqr, Barbara 16 Gordon, Willis' 12 Pippin, William 7, zz Alessio, Donna 14 Graves, Clark 23. 37 pmdmorcv Elizal-,crh 6 Allen, Laura 12 Gray. Thomas Greer, Virgie M. ll Radford. Diane 22. 27 Bailey. Sharon 19 Gregory, Dorothy 17 Rccd Norm! lg Bany' Bcmicc I2 Richardson .Marv 1 Baine, Patricia 14 Haslinger, Donna 24 Rom mdma If ' Baker, Jessie ll Hay, Constance 18 ' Baum. Gerald 16,29 Heinitz, Sylvia ll , V, Bishop, Loretta 19 Hilton. Ruth 14 'SHR ,M , . , orvcll I7 Blackwell, Rosalind 24 Hinton, Earl 12 Shaffer 17 Bobbitt. James T.16, 43 Howell, Maxine 11 Shicldg' constancy I0 Borneisen, Daniela 18. 31 Hudson, Linda Lee 16 Shirmg' Nmcy N Bounds, Patricia 19 Hyman. lnez 12 Sum, Norlm 16 Brockmim' Homo' 21 Slaugvhter laurice 17 Brown, Christine 14 Jenkins. Patricia 14 Smith EHSJ6 Bymm' Carroll I7 Llissncr Evil Snyder, Charles 24. 47 l H K - ' . . 'T Campbell, Gloria zo. 30 Lee, Roosevelt 12 S g'Rt 1d '4'44'46'4Q Cantrell. Ruby 11 Lewis. Jean 20. 30 Carver, James 32. 33, 34 Ligarl. Joseph 23, 32. 33, 34, sz T1'? 0'-Slmn 15 Chapman, Cynthia 18 Lineberry, Delna 17 Tcmchfri Hffbwl 8 Clark, .ltidim I7 Long, Marjorie 5 Th0mPS0 'J0'l'1 34 Clark, William 15 Tugmllfl-Jf'A'1'1 Collins, Diane 24 Martin, Shirley ll Crcckmorc' Larry 24 Miles' Elisabeth XTlll'llllI'L'. lNilCl1lIk'l Z1 Cummings, Zeb 21 Miller, Karen 22, 27, 38 Wnson- 'fm-' 6 Mornscnch R050 16 Xlsloeky,Nlel1olas 15 Davis. Ella 20, 30 McNamara. Theresa 5 Downing, Jimmy 16 NvLllkCf.QilCf1d1IlL' Dreuitt. Evelyn 11 Nagy, William 16 Waters, Lottie 15 DuRoss, Stephanie 24, 50 Nelson. June 17 W'1dmCy'CT. Donna 1-1 Wilkinson. .lane 19 Ellis, Robert 7 Palombo, Robert 16, 28 Williams, Sandra 15 99 STUDENT INDEX Adams, Randolph 32,74 Adkins, Shirley 54 Adkins, Thomas Keith 23, 32, 33, 54 Aeberli, Patricia 6, 27, 31, 38. 51, 54 Aguilar, Donna 74 Akers, Mike 74 Akins, Linda 74 Akins, Ray 44, 45, 54 Aldridge, Teresa 74 Allemand, Lonnie 74 Allen, Donnie 32, 74 Allen, Marvin 32, 37, 74 Allen, Stephen Butch 54 Allen, William 74 Allmand, Melvin 7, 9, 74 Allmond, Ray 23, 32, 74 Almand, Bonni 26, 36, 74 Almand, Richard 9, 24, 26, 28, 45, 54 Alvarado, Robert 74 Amoss. Charlene 54 Anderson, Andersen Anderson Kim 30, 31, 35, 54 . Robin Wayne 32,75 Anderson, , Douglas 40, 74 David 40, 49. 74 Annable, James 7, 28, 43, 54 Ansell, Aubrey 32, 54 Ard, Jack 75 Arth, Cynthia 54 Arunachalam, Meenal 19, 54 Arvidson, Chris 98 Ashworth. Deborah 10, 51. 54 Case, Atherton, Roy 75 Auguston, Jimmy 54 Austin, Beverly 9, 54 Avant, Gerald 12, 19, 75 Axtell, Anna 35, 75 Babb, Kathryn 30, 30, 75 Babcock, Debra 9, 38, 75 Backo, Cheryl 34, 50, 54 Bacle, Neva 54 Bailey, Lilian 28, 38, 54 Bailey, Patty 75 Bailey, Sherril 54 Baird, Kevin 32, 33, 75 Baker, Eric 21, 75 Baker, Linda 23, 32, 33, 54 Baker, Michael 50, 54 Balicky, Cynthia 5, 26, 38, 51, 54 Ballance, William 7, 55 Bancroft, Barbara 10, 75 Banks, Susan 32, 73 Baraley, Victor 27, 38 Barber, Karen 32, 33, 55 Barholm, Joann 55 Barkley, Cynthia 55 Barkley, Jennifer 31, 75 Bamard, Cindy 75 Bamard, Kathy 55 Bamard, Sherrie 26, 38. 48. 55 Bames, Ricardo 7, 75 Barnes, William 75 Bamhart, Suzanne 75 Barr, Pamela 35, 75 Bartman, Michael 7, 55 Bartram, Jacqueline 55 Batten, Bobby 75 Bauer, William 75 Baxter, James Keith 55 Beary, Stephen 75 Becker, Tracie 37, 98 Beitinger, Daria 34, 75 Belcher, Patrick 75 Bell, Edward 75 Bell, Gerhard 55 Bell, Melba 55 Bellamy, Mark 55 Bengele, Diane 38, 51, 55 Bennett, Deborah 19, 36, 75 Benson, Becky 37, 98 Beranger, William 45, 55 Bess, George 55 Bevel, Deborah 38, 55 Bezanson, Anthony 7, 75 Bibb, Irvin 75 Bielitz, Dean 21, 76 Bique, Kathryn 9, 36, 51, 76 Bizzell, Marc 19, 55 Blackford, Randy 55 Blackmon, William 16, 24, 40, 43, 46, 49, 73 Blackwell, Mark 55 Blair, Robin 20, 31, 50, 55 Blair, Ronnie 76 Blalock, Nancy 19, 76 Blaylock, Susan 27, 32, 33, 38, 55 Bloxom, Warren 24, 40, 46, 49, 55 Oops! It takes practice to stay up on uneven parallel bars. Jane Lisenby shows how not to do it to Cathy Lucas and Ricky Rhodes. or 5:66, 'f l ,N i l f-is t . i i i lla -.iy 100 Blumenshine, Pam 73 Blumenstein, Marilyn 76 Bober, Monica 26, 76 Boggs, Steven 24, 40, 44, 45, 47, Bohling, Judith 55 Bolduc, Bill 55 Bolduc, Pat 56 Borgerd, JoAnn 76 Bowell, Sandra 32, 56 Bottom, Lora 76 Bottom, Robert 32 Bourne, Bonnie 51, 55 Bourne, Elizabeth 26, 28, 38, 51, Bowery, Clarence 76 Bowery, David 56 Bowden, Jeanette 5, 30, 38, 56 Boyette Boyette Boyette , Becky 35, 38, 76 ,Jacqueline 9, 28, 56 Mark 29 76 BoMe,Edme9,73 Bozard, Donald 76 Bradley, Randall 76 Bransom, James 73 Braun, Maria 56 Brennan, Robyn 38 Brin, Linda 76 Brinstield, Mary 9, 27, 76 Brinson, Linda 28, 31, 56 Britt, James Butch 40, 44, 45, 56 Britt, Jimmie 76 Brobst, Kathryn 37, 56 Brock, Gene 76 Brookshire, Michael 76 Brown, Charlie C. 36, 76 Brown, Charles Clinton 7, 76 Brown, Alex Kim 16, 24, 40, 43, Brown, Donald 9, 76 Brown, Jerald 76 Brown, Kathy 98 Brown, Mary Katherine 76 Brown Bruce, e, Sharon Richard Edwin 56 Bruffy, Diana 10, 37,56 Brunn, Kimberly 76 Bruso, Bryan, Carl 45, 76 Kenneth Michael 56 Bryant, Earl 34, 56 Buck, Paul 77 Bulluck, John 44, 45, 56 Bunyan, Donald 77 Burden, Robert Keith 22, 27, 38, Burford, Desiree 37, 38, 56 Virginia 14, 36, 77 Burke, Burns, Jeffrey 77 Busey, Kevin 77 Bush, Gary 34,77 Butler, Pamela 26, 32, 33, 56 Button, Claire 56 Byers, Byers, Byrer, Marijean 29 Terry 56 Victoria 77 Cahill, Tim 26, 77 Caldw ell, David 56 Campa, Faith 5, 31, 56 Campbell, Bonnie 18,56 Campbell, Helaine 77 Campbell, Steve 77 Campbell, Teri 23, 32, 33, 56 Cantrell, Sharon 77 Capps, Ronald 56 Cardinal, Deborah 19, 27, 32, 77 Carey, Beth 38, 56 Carey, Harry 77 Carignan, Maria 56 Carignan, Susan 77 Carrai, Rosalie 36,98 Carraway, Linda 37,56 Carraway, Nancy 56 Carter, David 98 V Carter, Harry 45, 57 Carter, Robert 24, 26, 40, 43, 49, 57 Carrow, Scherry 70 Carrol, Oren 56 Carroll, Teri Lynn 6, 38,56 Cartwright, Paul 15, 28,57 Michael 6, 77 Cashwell, George 40, 77 Cassani, Susan 24, 48, 57 Castello, Gay 36, 77 Caughom, Edward 57 Cavanaugh, Patrick 77 Cengia, Lu Ann 77 Chambers, Bruce 38, 57 Chambers, Charles 57 49, 55 ss l 1 i i I 46,49,56 77 Chambers, Kenneth 77 Chance, Deborah 57 Chandler, Diane 57 Chase, Chase , Donald 32, 33, 73 Kenneth 32, 45, 77 Cheatham. Mary 77 Chebet Che rry Cherry ar, Ellen 77 , Clyde 45, 77 , Joseph 77 Cherry, Teresa 36, 77 Chick, Janice 77 Christman, Doug 57 Cidlevicz, Ronald 32, 33,57 Clark. Clark. Clark. Clark. Clark. Clark, Clark. Clark. Clark, Clark. Allyson 33 Bob 32, 33, 57 Brenda 29, 77 Charles 57 Danny 78 Doreen 19, 24,78 Dolores 30, 31, 78 Pamela 78 Robert 23, 33, 57 William 78 Clarke, Enid 32, 57 Clay, Thomas 57 Clement, Roy 78 Clifford, Barbara Ann 48, 50, 57 Clifford, Robert 28, 31, 57 Clontz, Robert 57 Clough, Doug 12, 78 Coftield, Kathleen 22, 57 Coftield, Sean 78 Coffren, Rick 16.40, 43,49, 57 Coggin, Gary 78 Colarte, Adela 73 Coleman, Mary K. 6, 9, 28. 38, 57 Collier, Malcolm 32, 78 Collins, Dorothy 35,78 Collins, Melvin 43 Collins, Shirley 57 Colsen, Roland 32, 33, 57 Combs, Debra 78 Concepcion, Gregory 22, 57 Conneen, Dorothy 57 Connel ly, Cathy 36. 57 Connor, Donna 57 Cook, Glen 58 Cook. Janet 78 Cookson, Robert 58 Cooney, Daniel 32, 78 Copenhaver, Cindi 78 Coppino, Helen 9, S8 Corey, Tammie 78 Cornick, Barry 34, 78 Corprew, Barbara 58 Coughenour, Dawn 34, 78 Coughenour, Lisa 5, 58 Cousin, Bryan 78 Cousse ns, Dale 7, 32, 33, 58 Cox, Deborah 58 Cox, Joel 18, 78 Cox, Jeffery 78 Cox, Tracy 78 Craft, William 78 Crawford, Chris 24, 58 Crews, Cribb, Cribb. Crook. Cross, Cross, Cross, Cross, Sharon 78 Pam 58 William 79 James 17, 34, 78 Dominick 32, 33, 58 Kimberly 32, 78 Mary 79 Michele 20, 30, 31, 32, 58 Cross, Terri 9, 79 Cullipher, Johnny 79 Cullipher, Russell 58 Culver, Allen 79 Cunane, Kathy 37, 79 Currie, Joan 19, 79 Cushard, Todd 7, 79 Cyr, Deborah 34 Dagres, George 79 Daly, Nancy 30, 31, 58 Dalton, Thomas 58 D'Ami Dame, Daniel Dannh co, Philomena 36, 79 Barbara 79 s, John 58 eiser, Diane 79 Daugherty. Leisa 79 Davis, Davis Barry 6, 28, 40, 49, 58 Dawn 79 Davis, James 32, 79 Davis, Davis, .4 Melissa 34, 38, 58 Melody 73 Q! 4,,f 1.--nl, .,,,f, .a .A .4- . if ,-M. .q., A.. -' v, ,n-Lf Lilian Bailey, Robin Rice, and Nancy Daly work at decorating the commons for the Sadie Hawkins Day dance. Davis, Robert 6, 32, 33, 58 Davis, Sherry 79 Davis, Theresa 58 Davis, William 79 Day, Robert Eugene 23, 28, 32, 33, 58 DeCoste, Margaret 24, 31, 48, 58 DeCoste, Dianna 79 Deese, George 79 Deftily, Deborah 58 Delulio, Daniel 24, 26, 31, 40. 44, 45, 46. 49, 58 DeLaCruz, Christopher 79 Delaney, Mark 79 DeLoatch, Felecia 34,79 DeLong, Delores 12, 19, 26, 36, 79 DeMoss, Clinton 79 DeMoss, Terry 12, 36 DeSelms, Dave 36, 79 DeVuyst, Debbie 58 Devaughn, Phillip 58 Dilkes, Stephen 58 Dillon, Ronald 80 Dillow, Bruce 23, 32, 33,58 Dillow, Kim 80 DiSisto, Charles 45, 80 DiSisto, Thomas 32, 33, 80 Dixon, Keith 80 Dood, Susan 80 Doster, Darrell 80 Dotson, John 12, 34, 80 Douberley, Linda 28, 38, 58 Dozier, Michael 35, 80 Dozier, Sandra 59 Dabois, Denis 59 Dudley, John 80 Dudley, Steven 59 Duke, David 7, 23, 35, 37, 73 Duke, Mary 59 Dann, John 80 Durden, Richard 80 Ebron, Jean 80 Edney. Printess 59 Edwards, Alvin 7, 80 Edwards, Brian 80 Edwards, Daniel 12, 80 Edwards, Donald 7, 59 Edwards, Mary 36, 80 Edwardson, Lewis 80 Eiban, John 26, 45, 80 101 Eller, Beecher 59 Eller, Sheila Ann 59 Elliott, Melody 80 Elmore, Valjean 9,59 Ennis, Nancy 59 Ensley, Richard 34, 80 Etheridge, Keith 43, 59 Etherdige, Noland 34, 80 Evaens, Kenneth 80 Evans, Sharon 35, 37. 51, 59 Everett, Deborah 81 Eversole, Carla 27, 81 Ewing, Michael 22, 59 Fahrig, Steven 7, 81 Fajans, Thane 44,45 Falconer, Charlene 32, 33, 59 Farabaugh, Clark 31, 59 Fashbaugh, William 23, 32, 33, 81 Ferguson, Charles 26. 32, 33, 81 Ferguson, Mark 59 Ferguson, Nanci 32, 33, 34, 50, 81 Filippini, Annette 59 Filippini, Federico 34, 81 Filo, Carol 31, 59 Fitzsimmons, James 81 Flagg, David 81 Flamont, Brenda 81 Flippin, Marlene 81 Flynn, Rick 59 Foley, Kathleen 38, 81 Folsom, Robert 24. 43,59 Forbes, Belinda 59 Forbes, Brian 31, 59 Forbes, Robin C. 81 Foreback, Debra 38, 59 Forester, Loretta 34, 81 Forester, Robert L. 7, 59 Fortaleza, Terri 50.81 Forte, Larry 59 Foster, Bobby 81 Fowler, Robert 34, 81 Fowler, Sharon 81 Fox, Edward 27, 81 Fox, Jeff45, 81 Foy, Kathy 59 Frady. Carl 37, 81 Francis, Deborah 31. 36, 38, 59 Frans, Pamela 73 Frazier. Vicki 81 Freeman. Dolores 35. 59 Freeman. Jeff 10. 16. 59 Freeman. Leon 34. 81 Friend, Donald 81 Frizzell. Cynthia 35. 81 Frode-Hansen. Arne 81 Froehler, Marilyn 81 Frye. Michael 81 Fugate. Michele 32. 34. 50, 59 Gaidowski, Karen 82 Gaidowski. Tony 31. 59 Gamble. Max Edward 82 Garns. Karen 82 Gartland. Luke 7. 82 Garver. Dawn 59 George. Theresa 34.50. 82 Gephart. Karen 60 Gibbons. Paul 73 Gibson. Mitzi 30. 60 Gilbert. Michael 10. 73 Giles, Denise 31. 38. 60 Gillespie, Elbert 82 Gillespie. Sharon 32.98 Gillette, Lisa 38. 36. 60 Gilliam. Sherry 60 Gilpin. Raymond 82 Glover. Priscilla 27. 31. 38. 51. 82 Goldman, Lenore 18.26. 38, 82 Goodwin, Nancy 60 Gordon. Herbert 82 Gore. Orville Thomas 98 Gorman. Kelly 60 Gossage. Paul Michael 7. 82 Gossett, Karen 82 Gowan. Helen 10. 60 Gower. Susanne 17. 60 Graf. Deborah 82 Graff. Debra 6. 9, 38. 60 Grampp. Nona 82 Grampp. Sheryl 19. 26. 50. 60 Gray. Frances 82 Green. Carl 36, 60 Green. Janice 20. 60 Greenberg. Brad 10. 43. 24, 60 Greene. Debbie 60 Gressley. Randy 82 Griffin. Cynthia 34.35. 38.82 Griffin. Randy 60 Griffith, Cheryl 30. 60 Griffith. Sherri 32. 82 Grimstead. Cynthia 19, 32. 82 Grimstead. Mae 9. 23. 32. 33. 50. 51. Griswold. Carol 98 Griswold. Robert 73 Grode. Barbara 32.33. 60 Groome, Cynthia 32. 73 Grossnickle. Sharon 5.26. 27.38.82 Grossnickle. Vicki 16, 31. 38 Gtinther, Debra 32.38.60 Haas. Brenda 82 Hahn. Karol 10. 82 Hahn. Randy 82 Hall, Clark 82 Hall. Hays 32. 33. 82 Hall. Mary 18 Hall. Patricia 60 Hall. Richard 9. 15,19, 60 Hambley. Robert 21. 82 Hammett. Donald 98 Hammond. Melvin 82 Hane, Donna 35. 82 Hankins, Kimberly 12. 60 Hanley. John 45.82 Hanrahan. Pamela 38,60 Hanson. Robin 60 Harbaugh. David 19, 60 Harde, Thomas 7, 32. 60 Hardee, Barbara 38. 60 Hardy. James 82 Harkey. Sandra 60 Harper. Byron 37. 61 Harrington. Robin 83 Harris .Charles 19. 61 Harris, Cornell 31. 61 Harris Mack 83 Harris Marilou 18. 23. 35. 37. 38. 61 Harris. Vicki 32. 61 Harsh. Steve 34, 61 Hart. Anita 31. 36. 38. 83 Hart. Terri 6. 31, 61 Hatanpa. Sharon 61 Hatton. Karen 83 Haw. Christopher 45, 83 60 Hawkins, James 61 Hayes, Sandra 36, 83 Haynes, Adolphus 83 Hazelwood. Kenneth 61 Hearrin. Bill 83 Heath, Ray 83 Heckler, John 61 Heckstall, Pamela 83 Hedrich, Mary 83 Hedspeth. Frank 7. 29, 83 Hcilman. Douglas 32. 61 Heinitz, Melinda 83 Hembree. Ray 61 Henning. Bruce 83 Henshaw. Sue 34. 61 Heughens. Krista 5, 27. 38, 83 Heuneman. Mary 30. 31. 36, 83 Heywood. Michael 83 Heywood. Shirley 26.28.61 Hicks. Heidi 23, 32. 33. 48. 62 High. Charlie 83 Highfield. Mary 83 Hill, Debra 62 Hinson. Barbara 9. 38. 62 Hirsch. Harold 83 Hitchcock. Julie 37. 83 Hitt. Josephine 83 Hoag. Patricia 27. 83 Hoag. Robert 62 Hobbs. Catherine 50.83 Hockman. John 24. 83 Hockman. Larry 62 Hodges, Lloyd 32, 40. 47. 62 Hoffman. Carla 9. 31. 38, 62 Hoffman. George 83 Hoggard. Deborah 83 Hollingsworth. Donald 83 Holloman, Johnny 83 Holloman. Wayne 83 Holloway. Debbie 62 Holloway. Dora 23. 62 Hollowell. Gary 40. 49. 84 Homer. Victoria 34. 84 Horeis, Lynne 62 Horne. Joseph 27. 38. 84 Horton. Christopher 84 Hoskins, Cathy 36. 84 Houston. Joyce 31.38. 84 Howard. Doreen 84 Howard. Richard 62 Jones, Carol 19.32.85 Jones, Eleanor 9. 62 Jones. Joy 35. 85 Jones. Linwood 62 Jones. Patil 63 Jones, Robin 30.51. 63 Jones, Jones, Steven 29, 85 Terri 85 Jongbloed. James 43. 63 Joyce, Debbie 9. 63 Joyce. Ronald 9. 63 Kanz, Brenda 85 Kasmark. Joseph 23. 32. 33, 63 Katterheinrich. Randy 7. 85 Keefer, Kathryn 23, 35. 37, 73 Keiger, Diane 32.85 Kelsey, Mike 63 Kelsey, Robin 85 Kemp, Susan 85 Kennedy. Lauren 85 Kenon, Michael 34, 63 Kern, Carole Ann 23. 30. 35. 37. 63 Kerns, DeEtta 63, 73 King, John 23, 35. 37, 63 King. Kathlene 35. 85 King. Robert 9. 85 King. Rodney 40. 43. 63 Kinne. Michael 63 Kinsey. Donald 15. 63 Kirkland. Robert 63 Klick. John 63 Klimczynski, Debbie 50. 63 Knapp. Robert 85 Knight, Mary Catherine 85 Koelendorfer. Denise 12, 36. 63 Kofa. Monnah 30. 38. 63 Kohl. Cynthia 85 Kohler, Karen 85 Kohler, Mike 85 Koraska, Debra 85 Kressel. John 34. 85 Kucharczk. Nina 9. 28. 63 Kuhn, Karl 19. 85 Kyker. Pamela 34. 35. 63 Labahn, Dorothy 6. 50. 63 Lacaze. Antonio 63 Lach. Donald 85 Lach. James 12. 36. 63 Lacuesta, Dianna 35. 85 Howell Howell. Charles 12 29 51.84 Phillip 51.84 Howell. Carol 10. 50. 51. 62 44 Howell. Howell, Phillip Wayne 26. 40. . 45. 84 Phyllis 51. 84 Hubbard. Michael 12, 36. 84 Hubbard, Sandra 34. 84 Hughes. Hughes, Hughes. Aaron 32. 84 Donald 62 Robert 31. 84 Hugya. Danny 12.62 Humphr Humphr Humphr Humphr ey. Debra 24. 26. 28. 38. 62 eys. Kathy 35. 62 ies, Rocky 84 ies. Sabrina 62 Huntress. Ernest 84 Hurst. David 31. 34. 84 Laird, Mikel 32.85 Lambeth, James 85 Landers. Deborah 35.86 Landgraff. Kevin 63 Landrigan. Terry 63 Laney, Nylia 86 Larkin. Dana Larry 86 Larrimore. Amy 63 Larrivee, Steve 45, 63 Lassiter, Gary 44. 45, 64 Lathem. Jerry 64 Laubach, Kathy 64 Laubach, Lori 6, 14. 30. 36. 86 Lay. Russell 64 Layden. Scott 24. 26. 40.44. 45. Layne, Robert 64 Leach. James 86 Hushin, Mark 44, 45. 84 Hutchison, Diana 36. 84 Hutchison. Jerry 62 Hyers. Michael 40. 49, 84 Hynes. Donna 38. 85 Inman. Kathleen 85 lobst. Richard 85 lsrael, Dana 19, 38. 62 lsrael, Jimmy 12. 85 Jackson. Chris 85 Jacobs. Herbert 62 Jefferson. Teresa 85 Jellerson. Steven 27. 62 Jennings, Debbie 85 Jennings. Kathleen 85 Leahy, Christine 64 Lebo, Don 64 Lechtenberg. Lucinda 86 Lechtenberg. William 24. 64 Leggett, Lillian 86 Lehman. Patty 86 Leighton, Perry 86 Lemons. David 64 Leonard, William 86 Lessard, Neil 34. 64 Leung. Mary 64 Leung, Wayne 86 Lewark. Michael 86 Lewis. Lewis. Lewis, Liedel, Kathryn 32.33.64 Rita 86 Scott 36. 86 Christy 23. 35, 37. 38. 64 Johann, Johanne Johnson Johnson Janet 62 ssen. Rita 98 . Albert Sid 24. 45. 62 . Dorothy Ann 62 . Harrell 24. 29, 40. 62 Johnson Johnson. Karen 62 Johnson, Kathy 37.62 Johnson. Lynne 20. 62 Johnson, Neil 85 Johnson Noell 85 Johnson I William 27, 29, 38, 45. as 102 Liedel, Michael 64 Liedcl, Tenna 10.23.86 Lines, Dayton 64 Lingoni, Donna 86 Link, Ricky 86 Linsangan. Jacqueline 64 Lipari, Roseann 28. 64 Lipscomb. David 86 Lisenby, Jane 26, 34, 50. 64 Lisenby, Marion 24, 48, 50, 64 Lisenby, Virginia 24. 26. 36. 50 4 Liverman. .leff 7. 34, 86 Lockwood, Patricia 29. 38. 86 Lokie. Stte 36. 86 Loomis. Robert 86 Lopez. Gary 86 Lopez. Sandy 35, 86 Lovejoy. Ladena 5 l. 64 Lowder. Cathy 6, 64 Lowry, Gary 86 Lucas. Cathy l0, 50, 73 Lucas, Gay 64 Ludvik, Joseph 20. 40. 43.46. 49, 6 Lundy. Kathy 32. 33. 5l, 64 Lusk. Charlotte 23. 32. 33, 34. Lutz. Stephen 86 Mackie, David I8. I9, 86 Makowsky. Gary 64 Manigo, Gwendolyn 35. 86 Mann. Freddie 36, 86 Marcelli, Lawrence 40. 64 Marcelli. Lorraine 86 Markham. Wade 6. 87 Markowski. Kenny 87 Marks, Jan 26.47 Marquette, Nanette 37.87 Marquis. vieki 87 Martin. Laura 87 Martin, Ronnie 87 Martin, Thomas 64 Martinuzzi, John 27. 87 Mathisen, Barry 87 Mathisen, Michael 64 Matthews, Robin 36, 87 May. Dee Dee 87 Mayes, Melodye 6, 64 Mayo. Edward 87 Mayo. James 64 Meeks. Barry 87 Meeks, Hal 87 Mehrtens. John 87 Menendez, Scott 32, 45. 87 Merritt, Dianne 87 Merriwether. Curtis 87 Meyers. Frank 64 Midgett. John 36. 64 Moots Miller. Miller, Miller. David 40. 65 Kathleen 87 Martha Janet 65 Miller, Richard 87 Miller, Shannon 87 Miller, Steve 65 Miller, Susan 9, 87 Milligan, Jeanne 65 Millis, Holly 3l. 65 Mills, Debra 65 Minozzi, Frank 87 Misttna, Charles 40. 44. 45 Mitchell. John 87 Mitchell, Patricia 87 Mittlesdorf. Vivian 65 Moniot, David 87 Moore Diane 65 Moore Jack 65 Moore, James 65 Moore. Joseph 32.87 Moore, Lindann 98 Moore Reginald 88 Moots Richard 34. 88 Vicki 88 Moraskie. Cathy 5, 88 Morgan. Wanda 37, 88 Morrissey, Thomas 43, 46, 49, Morse. Chris 65 Morse, Pamela 88 Moss, Doug 40. 65 Mountain, Joyce 65 Mowbray, Wayne 7, 65 Muldez. Arlene 34. 88 Muldez, Philip 88 Mullens, Dawn 36, 88 Mullis. Edward Gene 66 Mullis. Pamela 36 Munden, Pamela 65 Murph,'Debra 9, 65 Murphy, Debra 26. 27. 88 Murphy, Dinell 65 Muse. Kathy 35, 88 Myers, John 65 McAllister, Michelle 36, 66, 73 McAtee, Vicki 32. 33. 65 McClttng. Charles 65 McClung, John 36. 65 McConnell. Toni 23. 32. 33. 50. 88 Q iff? ...- t l 4 i 9 1-l. C ifIi1-T'l7 Sometimes it's nice to find a bit of solitude and silence McCool. Cynthia 5, 30. 31.36. 3 McCormick. Carol 30, 3 l. 48 McCracken. Sarah 37.38.65 McCrea. Michael 65 McCune. Robert 88 McDaniel, James l2. 65 McDaniel, Katherine 65 McDaniel, Kent 88 McDilda, Kelly 88 McDougald. Lou Ann 65 McElroy, Bruce 47, 66 McElwee. Mary 88 McElwee. Shirley 35, 66 McFadden. Cathy 22. 27, 36.66 Mc Fatrich. Donita 37. 88 McFatridge, Cheryl 88 McFatridge, Gerald 28. 45. 66 McGee, Michael 88 McGee, Ronnie 88 McGill. Terri l9, 36, 88 McGowan. Gail 32, 33, 67 McGowan. Ray l8. 66 McGowan. Ronnie 67 McGowan. Thomas 7. 66 McGuinness. Karen Teresa 67 McGttirk, Louise 6. 30. 66 Mclntosh, Carl Ray 40. 66 Mc Kay, Mariliza 35 McKee, Robbie 9, 66 McKinney- Pete 66 McLaughlin, Randy 32, 33. 66 McLean. David 66 McLeod, Judy 32, 67 McLin. Cynthia 67 McNally, Patricia 32, 67 McOmber. Cynthia 67 103 McWilliams. Beth 32.33. 38. 66 Naugle. Debra 89 Neary. Rena 29. 3l, 36. 38. 89 Neaton. Mary Ann 23. 32. 33. 66 Neaton. William 32. 89 Neely. Regina 89 Nelson , Cheryl 66 Nelson. John 7. 89 Nelson. Keith 66 Newcome, Karyn 26. 28. 30. 31.48. Newman, James 32. 33. 66 Newman. Marte 89 Newton. Larry 89 Nichols. Deborah 19, 89 Nichols, Patil 89 Niess. John 66 Noble, Michael 32, 33.40, 47 66 Nolan. Laura Ann 37.89 Nolette. Alan 7. 89 Normand. Andrew 66 Nunez. Miguel 89 Oakley, Jean Kim 66 Oakley. Robin 68 O'Brien, Kathleen 66 O'Connell. Jim 32, 45. 89 Ohge, Michael 26. 3l. 66 Oker. Victoria 89 Olive r, Charles 98 Oliver. Pamela 9. 5l, 89 O'Neal. Arleen 31. 38. 50. 66 O'Ne O'Ne al, Eddie 89 al. Michael 66 O'Reagan, Michael 89 O'Reagan. Patricia 89 O'Rourke, Desiree 35, 89 Ostlund, Victoria 98 Ostroski, Stevan 27, 90 Otti. George 29, 32. 90 Overbeek. Deborah Lynn 9, 90 Owens. Betty 68 Owens. Deborah 3133.35.89 Owens, Dorthy 67 Owens. Frances 90 Owens, James 24. 45. 67 Owens, Laury 90 Owens. Myles 67 Ozols, Ojars 7. 67 Padrick. Marion 90 Page. Rebecca 90 Pangallo, Tonna 90 Pardee. Frances 10. 67 Parker. Dollie 6. 9. 35, 38, 67 Parker, George 90 Parker, Miehael Steve 7, 32.67 Parrett, Donna 90 Parrish. Randy 67 Pate, Audrey 67 Paterna, Kit 7. 67 Paul, Bennett Greg 7. 90 Pauley, Suzanne 67 Payne, Deborah 90 Payne, Leslie 90 Payne, William 32. 67 Peach, Susan 22. 90 Peele, Kimberly 37,90 Smith. Peirson. Susan 67 Pendleton. Cathie 67 Pendleton, David 67 Perry, Danny 90 Perry. Leanne 90 Perry. Thomas 27.90 Perutelli, Paula 67 Peters, Wade 90 Peterson. Steve 90 Peterson, Teresa 35, 90 Petty, James 23. 90 Phelps, Barbara 31. 90 Phillips. Charles 9.34.90 Phillips, David 46. 67 Phillips, Robert 26, 46, 90 Phillips, Sandra 19. 35,67 Phlegar, Irwin 19, 32.67 Pierce, Michael 90 Pitman, Mike 40. 67 Pitrone, Michele 50.67 Plemmons, Robin 90 Poczekaj, Lawrence 90 Pogar, William 67 Pohl, David 68. 73 Pollock, Gloria 67 Pollock, Robin 17. 90 Ponton, Willie 26. 40. 91 Pool, Steve 67 Pope, Chester 34, 91 Posey, Brenda 19, 67 Pow, Joseph 91 Powis, Randall 91 Pozzo, Sandra 91 Prater, Ken 12, 23, 34,67 Prien. Kenneth 19. 91 Pritchard, Karen 37, 67 Proffitt, Stephen 37, 91 Pruden. George 67 Puckett, Christine 48, 67 Pugh. Stephanie 29, 31. 36. 38. 91 Pullinger, Carol 37, 69. 73 Purdie, Sharon 67 Putnam, Karen 10. 51.68 Queenan, Richard 46, 68 Queenan. Robert 68 Quinn. Theresa 68 Radcliffe. Colleen 36, 68 Rader, Karen 68 Rainey. lrvin 91 Rainey, Ramona 19,91 Rankin, Della 91 Ratter, Gerald 7, 32. 68 Raymond. Jayne 91 Redus. Michael 43, 68 Reeves. Karen 91 Reich, Cynthia 25.27. 91 Reichert, Debra 19, 68 Reiher, Peter 19.36.91 Reynolds, Lorraine 68 Rhodes. Rickie 32, 33. 48, 50, 68 Rice. Robin 26, 28.38, 68 Richards, Robert 68 Riden. Charles 91 RiegodeDios, Rebecca 34, 91 Riggs. Sandra 9. 29, 31. 38. 91 Riley. Pamela 91 Ringer. James 68 Ringer, Tom 91 Rishel, Wanda 38. 68 Ritenottr, William Mike 91 Roach, Phil 91 Roberson. Antonio 40, 91 Roberts, Debbie 68 Roberts, Jimmie 12, 91 Roberts. Richard 40. 45. 49. 91 Robertson. Sandy 91 Robinson, Charles 91 Robinson, Robert 91 Roche. Renee 50. 91 Rocheleau. Terese 38. 48, 68 Rockefeller. Robert 32.33, 68 Rodgers. Michael 68 Roelant. Hank 68 Rogers. Alice 68 Ross, Thomas 32. 92 Roulhac. Laverne 51. 68 Rowe, Frank 92 Roy. William 68 Ruff, Peggi 5. 27. 92 Rusk, Darlene 92 Rttssell. Cynthia 10. 31. 34, 38, 68 Rtitledge. Charles Ken 26. 40, 49. 68 Ryan. Thomas 68 Sabol. Mike 45,92 Sabol. Richard 68 Sadowski, George 92 Sadowski. Ronald 92 Sager, Alan 24,68 Sager, Susan 36, 92 Sandifer. Cathy 35, 92 San Miguel, Karen 68 SanMiguel, Kenneth 92 Sarutzki. Bonnie 92 Sarutzki. Steven 68 Satterthwaite. Audrey 50. 68 Sattlethight. Catherine 31, 38, 92 Saunders, Joyce 35 Savage, Terrance 68 Savitz. Sylvia 68 Sawrie, Lovella 92 Sawyer, Cathy 68 Sayles, Richard 92 Scarborough. Becki 92 Schafer. Goerge 32, 68 Scheetz, Jonathan 7. 32.33.69 Scherman, Von Dale 69 Scherrer, Jean 31. 38, 69 Schill, Vicki 69 Schmucker, Cindy 35. 92 Schnarr, Dawn 32. 92 Schoonover, William 24, 40, 43, 49. 69 Schreiber, Timothy 69 Schwartz. Mary Ann 92 Seals. Steven 69 Seeber. Deborah 18. 92 Seifert, Glen 32. 33, 69 Semans, Dorothy 35.92 Semore, James 19, 22, 92 Semore, Karen 35,69 Shackelford, Kathy 35, 92 Shank, Charles 69 Shank. James 38. 69 Shank. Pamela 92 Sharp, Patil Steve 32, 92 Sharps, Alan 69 Shaw, Sheena 19, 35. 92 Shealy. Patricia 23, 29, 35, 37. 38, 92 Sheffield. Ernest 92 Shelton, Michael 32. 33. 93 Shingleton. Robin 69, 71 Shovlin. Kathleen 16, 38, 69 Shray, John 45, 93 Sides. Beverly 93 Simmons, Charles 73 Simons, Robert 7.47, 69 Sinnen, Mark 24, 26, 93 Sisco, Don 7. 37, 93 -i-+5 Success for the Odyssey, Smith, Diane M. 69 Smith, Gary 34, 93 Smith. H. Timothy 69 Smith. Joyce 19. 34, 36. 93 Smith. Keith 93 Smith. Richard 69 Smith, Thomas 23, 32, 33. 69 the camera clown. William 71 Smithley. Virginia 69 Snead, Delores 27. 69 Snyder. Andrew 69 Soderlund, Peggy 32. 69 Sparks. Janet 69 Sparks. Rena 34. 93 Spaw, Sheila 36. 69 Spellman. Joyce 93 Spence. Donald 69 Spencer, Bobbie 69 Spidle, Brenda 93 Spidle, Gordon 69 Spiotta, Deborah 14.31. 69 Spivey, Charles 69 Sprague, James 19, 70 Sprague, Thomas 7. 32. 93 Sprinkle. Gregory 93 Stacey. Richard 93 Stafford, Deborah 19 Stafford, Ramon 70 Stafford, Michael 93 Stahl, Carl 93 Stallings, Anita 93 Stallings, Steven 93 Stanton, Debra 70 St auch , Stephan, Richard 70 Stephens, Deborah 37. 93 Stephens, M. Steve 93 Sterner, Steve 70 Stewart, Arthur 93 Stewart, Dennis 7, 32. 70 Stewart, Karen 70 Stewart, Stephanie 23, 35. 37, 70 Eric 93 Sisson, Hugh 93 Skipper, Kimberly 93 Skipper, Terry Ann 69 Slantis, Vanessa 23, 35, 37, 93 Smith. Angelia 32, 93 Smith, Bobby 32, 33, 69 Smith, Catherine 35, 50, 93 Smith Debora Ann 32, 93 Smith Diane C. 69 104 Stillman. Jon 93 Stottlemyer, Christine 19, 93 St. Pierre, Elizabeth 71. 73 Strausbaugh, Sharon 26. 38. 51. 70 Strawther, Linda 19. 35. 94 Stucben, Robert 94 Stull, Ralph 94 Stumpf, Sheryll 70 Sturm, Randy 24, 26, 94 Sullivan, Kim 21. 26. 32. 33. 70 I I v V- 5. ix , XX his picture made Sullivan, Vicki 26, 36, 70 Summers. John 70 Sutton, Harlin 19,70 Swanner, Elaine 30, 31. 38, 70 Swanson. Debra 94 Swanson. Rodney 32. 94 Sweat, Helen 36, 70 Swoveland, Erie 29, 94 Weimer, Deborah 73 Weimer, Paula 73 Weir. James 96 Weiser, Susan 96 Welch, Robert 26, 96 Weller, Michael 96 Wells, Cindy 96 Sydnor, Walton Kirk 94 Symalla, Karen 94 Wells, Debra 71 Wells. Don 96 Wells. George 96 Symalla, Nancy 19, 94 Tackett, Kenneth 34,94 Tait, Bobette 70 Tait, Heather 94 Tailano, Dennis 27, 94 Talley, William 94 Tataranowicz, Anthony 94 Tate, Mary Ellen 94 Tatman. Mary Ann 19. 70 Welply, Michael 12. 36,96 Wesley, Billy 12, 96 Wesolowski, Jeffrey 71 West, Deborah 71 Wetzel, Geri 9, 71 Weymouth, Kandace 37, 96 Whalen, Kathleen 96 Whatley, Kathy 36 Wheeler, Faith 96 Whitaker, Terry 34, 96 White, Becky 71 White, Donna 29, 96 White, James 96 White, James Michael 96 Taylor, Charles 71 Taylor, Deborha 22, 27, 35, 38. 72 Taylor, Douglas 94 Taylor, James 6. 34. 94 Taylor, Maria 94 Taylor, Robert 72 Taylor, Teresa 18. 50, 94 Taylor, William 23, 26, 35, 37, 38, 94 Teachout, Crystal 94 Teachout, Robert 32, 33. 71 Teeter, Richaleen 32. 33,71 Teffl, Lewis 7, 16, 71 Tetlak, Anne 37,94 Thacker, Theresa 71 Tharp, Bruce 71 Thomas, David 40, 71 Thomas. Donald 95 Thomas, Robert 27, 31. 38. 95 White, Ray 96 White. Roger 32, 96 Whiteford, Beth 32, 33, 96 Whitley, Cindy 35, 96 Whitney, Janet 9, 10, 27, 96 Whittington, Richard 96 Wiggins, Samuel 96 Wiley, Ellis 36, 96 Wilhelm, Catherine 96 Wilkerson. Elizabeth 34, 96 Wilkinson, Lesa 96 Williams, Bonnie 96 Williams, Linda 30. 72 Williams, Melvin 37, 97 Thomason, Ed 32, 71 Thompson, Alexandra 37, 95 Thompson, Barry 95 Thompson, Cynthia 95 Thompson, Gary Keith 17, 71 Thompson, Henry 95 Williams, Nancy 36, 72 Williams, Pamela 72 Williams Vincent 97 Thorpe, Leslie 34, 95 Thorsvik, Douglas 95 Tiaba, Caridad 71 Tiaba, Edith 71 Tibbetts, Robin 26, 28, 30, 31, 71 Tiller, Thomas 71 Tilton. Deborah 23. 35.37, 71 Tobin. Neil 7, 95 Todd, Michael 40, 45, 49 Todd, Paula 19, 36.51. 95 Tolison, Ralph 71 Tolmich. Laurie 19, 71 Trax, Bryan 95 Trefethen. Daniel 12. 37.47. 71 Trefethen, Kevin 95 Trinidad, Zina 95 Trosper. Dawn 31. 95 Tucker, Nancy 95 Tucker, Theresa 32, 95 Tudor, Kimberly 98 , Turner, Christopher 12, 95 Tumer. Richard 38. 71 Twiddy. Connie 19. 98 Tyler, Thomas 45, 95 Tynes, Ardy 34, 95 Tynes, Terry Ann 35, 95 Ustick. Richard Brent 9, 95 Utley, Jeff95 VanLuyn. Joan 71 Vess. Phyllis 10, 32. 38. 71 Vickers, Karen 50, 95 Voska, Mark 34, 71 Wagner. Robe rt 95 Waldrop. James 16, 19, 32, 47, 71 Walker, Robert 71 Walker, Stanley 7, 36, 95 Walton. Jeffrey 33, 71 Walton. Robin 71 Ward, Sharon 10. 38. 95 Warren, William 95 Washburn, Donna 95 Washington, Pearline 36, 71 Wathen, Beverly 95 Watkins, Arthur 95 Watlock, Mark 95 Watson, Ricky 73 Weast, Carl 96 Weaver, Rhonda 36, 71 Weaver. John 40. 49. 71 Williamson, Ralph 97 Willman, Charlotte 6, 97 Willman, Ricky 72 Wilson, Darlene 36. 97 Wilson, David K. 72 Wilson, Dora 36. 97 . qs' Wilson, Harold 36 Wilson. John 97 Wilson. Lori 72 Wilson, Thomas 40.97 Wimmer, Cynthia 12. 72 Windland, Elizabeth 32, 97 Wins, Anna 72 Winters, Martha 97 Witt, Doug 97 Wolle, Annette 97 Wolfe, Patti Ann 97 Wolfe, Raymond K. 47. 72 Wolff, Kenny 97 Womble, Edward 24, 72 Wood, Danita 18, 19. 35, 37, 97 Wood. Doreen 97 Wood, Judith 19. 97 Wood, LeMonte 24. 26. 43. 72 Woods. Karl 34,97 Wooten, Gerald 97 Worsfold, Anita 72 Worthington, Brenda 72 Worthington, Rebecca 97 Worthley. Ronald 97 Wright, John 44, 72 Wright, Michelle 26, 34, 38, 72 Wylie, Rick 24,72 Wylie. Toni Marie 10.72 Wynn, Donna 30, 31, 72 Yarow, Michael 97 Yates. Denise 32, 33,72 Yerkes, Chris 44, 45,97 Yerkes, Kevin 40. 97 Yerkes, Russell 40. 72 Yoder, Karen 35,97 Young. Ywain 34,97 Zachary, Bernard Jay 7, 24,97 Zadai, Trudy 19, 38, 72 Zapata, Eddie 97 Zapata, Margaret 97 Zappia, Teodora 7, 97 Zeppieri, Donna 23. 35. 37, 97 Zimmerman, Linda 34, 97 Zingraff, Lucille 28, 38, 72 Zuhars. Alfred 98 P .. T3 .-W? 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