R J Reynolds High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1973 volume:

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Winston High School, more commonly called Cherry Street High, was started in 1908 and served as one of the two main city high schools until it was destroyed by fire on January 9, 1923. Prior to this, the first city high school in the school system was West End School, founded in 1884, one year after the start of the Winston-Salem school system. In 1908 when Winston High was built, West End made the transition to an elementary school. Winston High for whites and East Winston for blacks then served as the two city high schools until 1923 when Reynolds replaced the burned Winston High. For several weeks after Winston High burned, students attended classes in the building of St. Paul’s Church, prior to coming to the Reynolds campus. Throughout the spring of 1923, while students attended classes, construction continued. Reynolds High, then unnamed, was planned to be not only a high school but also a cultural center for the system. It was going to contain the largest art gallery in North Carolina. It was also supposed to house a center for vocational training in the school system. According to the original plans, there was supposed to be a twin building to the present main building, which was to be located on the other side of the auditori- um. Because of the lack of money, this building was never built. Also because of lack of funds, Reynolds never became the cultural center anticipated. Money for the school auditorium was donated as a memorial to Richard Joshua Reynolds by his widow, then Mrs. Johnston, thus causing the school to be soon named in his honor. Upon completion, the auditorium was dedicated in May 1924. The school was built on what was originally an extensive tract of good land called Silver Hill Plantation. It was built on the top of the bluff to overlook a meadow. Shortly after, this meadow, a 47-acre tract of land, was donated by the Hanes family to be a perpetual site for recreational and educational purposes for school children only, thus acquiring the name Hanes Park. At one time, a Reynolds student was able to stand at the top of the bluff and view all the schools Wills he attended as a part of his public education in this system. The building was placed so that its. back was to the auditorium and its side to Hawthorne Road because of the fact that a street had been proposed to cut from Hawthorne to Northwest Boulevard approximately where today a tunnel goes under Northwest Boulevard from the gym to the campus. Thus the Reynolds main building would have faced that proposed street. The classical architecture of Reynolds is of Southern Georgian or Colonial style and may be seen from many points of the city. This architecture did not deviate much from the typical school architecture of the time in which it was built. The main en- trance is a masterpiece in architecture, of the Roman Corinthian order, studied as to proportion after the Pantheon in Rome. The school had one of the first air condi- tioning systems of its type in the state. Large blocks of ice were kept in the basements of the main building and auditorium. Huge fans blew air across these blocks and into vents which opened into most rooms in the buildings. An underground tunnel was built to connect the main building with the auditorium to allow students to remain under shelter when going between buildings. mye jie ¥ sks. West End School Winston High School — Cherry Street High School Built 1908-1909 Burned Jan. 9, 1923 Dedication Program of Auditorium Dedication Program | b picatteastitincts nae aps Thursday evening, May , 1924 Mr. Georce W. Orr, Presiding OverTURE: “Lovely Galathea”’ set i= “each eo Von Suppe WINSTON-SALEM Crvic ORCHESTRA Mr. C. D. Kutscuinski, Conductor AMERICA: - - - 2 z = Z e s ¥, CuHorvus, AUDIENCE AND ORCHESTRA INVOCATION: - - - - Rt. Rev. Edward Rondthaler, LL. D. Cuorus: “May, the Maiden”—(Ballet Music from Faust in choral form) Arranged by Harvey Worthington Loomis Gounod WINSTON-SALEM FESTIVAL CHORUS Mr. Witt1am BreacH, Conductor PRESENTATION: = - - - - - - - Mr. W. M. Hendren ACCEPTANCE - - - - Mr. Lewis F. Owen, Mayor pro tem. DEDICATION: = - - - - - - Rev. D. Clay Lilly, D.-D. In Memoriam: “Goin’ Home” - - - - - - - Dvorak (From the Largo of the symphony “From the New World.” Words and adaption by William Arms Fisher) FESTIVAL CHORUS “Goin’ home, goin’ home, I’m a goin’ home; Quiet-like, some still day, I’m jes’ goin’ home. It’s not far, jes close by, through an open door, Work all done, care laid by, gwine to fear no more. Mother’s there spectin’ me, Father’s waitin’ too; Lots of folk gathered, all the friends I knew. Home, home, I’m goin’ home! Nothin’ lost, all gain, no more fret nor pain, No more stumblin’ on the way, no more longin’ for the day, Gwine to roam no more! Mornin’ star lights the way, res’less dream all done; Shadows gone, break o’ day, real life jes’ begun. Dere’s no break, ain’t no end, Jes’ a-livin’ on; Wide a-wake, with a smile goin’ on and on. Goin’ home, goin’ home, I’m jes’ goin’ home. It’s not far, jes’ close by through an open door. I’m a-goin’ home. Home! Home! Appress: - -. Hon. Cameron Morrison, Governor of North Carolina “HALLELUJAH CHorus”: from “The Messiah” - - - Handel FESTIVAL CHORUS BENEDICTION: - - - - - - Rev. H. A. Brown, D. D. Early Years During her early years, R.J. Reynolds was one of the best known schools in North Carolina. Mr. John Watson Moore, a former teacher, football coach, and later prin- cipal at Winston High, accompanied his students to Reynolds where he remained principal until 1933. Reynolds’ first tragedy occurred when Leo Caldwell was fatally injured in a foot- ball game early in the school year of 1923. The first Leo Caldwell medal was awarded in 1923. In later years, the award was changed from a medal to a trophy. In 1924, the American Legion of Winston-Salem presented Reynolds with two flagpoles. On November 24, 1924, Houdini, the great magician, gave a performance in Reynolds auditorium. Chief mode of transportation Jitter bug? Mr. John Watson Moore, Principal New gymnasium The school newspaper, “Pine Whispers”, was begun in 1925. Elizabeth Wilkinson was the first editor-in-chief. In 1925, Reynolds won five awards in the state-wide musical contest. Reynolds had an overall football record of 8-1 in 1926. The girls’ hockey team won the state championship the same year. In 1926 RJR’s drama team accepted an invitation to give a performance in New York City. The Grand Trophy of the High School Music Contest in North Carolina became a “personal possession” when Reynolds won the trophy for the fourth year in a row in 1927. Reynolds won the State Baseball Championship in 1927. Both the Reynolds’ boxing and wrestling teams won the state championship in 1928. During these early years Reynolds had its own print shop. At one time, the shop printed all educational materials for the school system. The shop also printed the school annual and newspaper. Thus the print shop, at one time, gained the reputation of being one of the best high school print shops in the state. Until World War II, all students were required to attend a morning chapel twice a week. Wednesday morning chapels were set aside for devotional programs, while Friday morning chapels were set aside for educational purposes and pep rallies. All football games were played on Hanes Field on Saturday afternoons. Because of insufficient bleachers, the fans stood, sat on the ground, or ran up and down the side- lines cheering and yelling. Saturday nights, after the game, there was an open house at RJR. on the first floor. Each spring, the seniors looked forward to the “Senior Class Picnic” which was held at a local picnic area. All students brought a “basket” for an old-fashioned style picnic. Auditorium dedicated to R.J. Reynolds 11 Transportation for students included walking, bicycling, and riding the streetcars. Students walked from as far away as Salem and Southside. Ard- more was considered close to the school. Enough students rode bikes to school to necessitate large bicycle racks with locks. Before and after school, special streetcars brought students from town without their having to transfer. In 1938, the first parking permit was given to a student. At this time, all teachers parked their cars behind the auditorium. During the earliest years of Reynolds, school was never closed for snow. Everybody left home early to walk in order to get to school on time. For several years, in the late twenties and early thirties, double school ses- sions were held because of the large number of students. Each group of students came for half a day. At first, Reynolds included the eighth through eleventh grades. When the state added the twelfth year requirement, the eighth grade was shifted to Wiley Elementary School. At a much later time, the eighth grade was again shifted to Reynolds. They occupied the third floor and continued under an elementary school program while the ninth through twelfth grade students used the first and second floors. Homeroom periods were thirty minutes in length. This allowed time for teacher counseling and guidance, daily devotional programs, student com- mittee meetings, and course planning. At one time, a superior student could skip half a year’s work and graduate e arly. Therefore there were two J unior- Senior Proms and two graduations occurring in January and June. Each student selected a four year course in Latin, foreign language, science, or in commercial subjects. He then took his specialty course each of the four years along with his required course. Homerooms were organized according to the courses taken by the students. The Student Cooperative Government, based on the Honor Code, has been the most important organization at Reynolds. Encouraged by the principal and faculty, the students, themselves, assumed the responsibility of setting a good example for their fellow classmates. For years, public opinion frowned on the school’s sponsoring dances. Therefore the Junior-Senior was not a prom. The juniors entertained the se- niors in the auditorium with dramatic performances. Later, after the perform- ance, the seniors were taken to the highly decorated gym for the Grand March of the school celebrities, followed by a reception. ences Seated: Miss Mary Wiley, Miss Hazel Stephenson, Miss Lucille Edwards, Miss Ruth Troutman. Standing: Miss Elizabeth Kapp, Miss Emma Kapp, Miss Mae Kreeger. Standing: Miss Mollye Wilcox. Seated: Miss Janie Weaver, Miss Irene Jones, Miss Mary Snipes. 13 Middle Years Mr. Claude Joyner, Principal With the entrance of the 1940’s came perox- ided hair, saddle shoes, military hair cuts, and “glamour girl” glasses. Reynolds became even more involved in sports when Norman Stockton became interested. He backed the football program and encouraged Mr. Tandy to come to Reynolds. Mr. Tandy, in turn helped to build the students’ enthusiasm. The Senior Service Club was formed in 1948, a year after the formation of the Key Club. The Key Club had its first follies in ‘58. Also in ‘58, the Pep Board Council was formed, and at last, Reynolds had co-ed cheerleaders. Not only was Reynolds growing in size, but in achievements as well. The first football cham- pionship was won in ‘52. The track team won its first championship in ‘53. 14 Mr. John Tandy, football coach State Championship — Dec. 3, 1952 SECT emgar RRR VERNER E UNE eames ee ae eH wee Fie aw aie Phen ee ee ae es Lae a: eSoeto her SE Above: Reynolds cheerleaders, 1954 Below: Reynolds Majorettes, 1954 6 ‘6 SIOMO[ pure S}Ie3H,, cSél ‘6 QZ yore ‘Wold sulids 17 Located near the Buena Vista area, Reynolds contained much of the wealth of Winston-Salem. Also Reynolds was the largest high school in the system, so it was the “biggest and “best” in almost every way. Academically speaking, Reynolds was the best for two reasons. Because of its size, Reynolds could offer a larger variety of courses. Also Reynolds attracted the best teachers in the system. Most local colleges and business firms were exceptionally impressed with Reynolds students. Being the largest school, Reynolds had a tremendous selection of students from which to choose sports teams. Gray offered the only tough competi- tion for Reynolds’ teams. we a . a A Senior Service Club cleans pool, 1958-59 nl UFR B 19 Coached by Mr. Tom Beach, the Demons won their first State AA Basketball Championship in 1949. The team co-captains were Joe Hauser and Ed Morris. They trounced High Point 38-32 in the finals to capture the title. “TOPS ’N SWAPS” By Hayes and Hardie BOYS If you smile at him he thinks you are flirting, If you don’t, he thinks you’re con- ceited. If you let him kiss you, he wishes you were more reserved, If you don’t, he’ll seek consolation eleswhere. If you flatter him, he thinks you’re simple, If you don’t, he thinks you don’t understand him. If you go with other fellows, he thinks you’re fickle, If you don’t, he thinks no one else will have -you. We can’t get along with them, but what would our football team be without those boys! GIRLS If a girl walks, she’s not popular. If she drives, she’s a wheel. If she doesn’t drive, she stays at home. If she watches football practice, she’s a flirt. If she doesn’t, she has no school spirit. If she dances with lower classmen, she robs the cradle. If she doesn’t, she’s a snob. If she dates out-of-town boys, she’s too good for the local boys. If she doesn’t, she stays home be- cause the local Joes are too good for her. If she gripes about the whole mess, the boys laugh at her. Printed in “Pine Whispers”, December 3, 1957. White socks and crewcut. Mrs. Lucinda Moser In 1953-54, the Reynolds cindermen clinched their first state championship in track through great team courage and stamina. On the gridiron, the fighting Demons captured another _ title. Coached by Mr. John Tandy, the 1952-53 football team won the State Championship. The Pep Board Council was or- ganized in 1958 by _ school-spirited students to aid the school and spur their teams to victory. Another unusual facet which helped give Reynolds its individuality was the animal heads which perched on the walls in the lobby and in the halls. Animals included a lion, antelope, wart hog, gnu, rhinoceros, etc. The students were devoted to an old Civil War cannon which was mounted in front of the Reynolds Auditorium. Later it was donated to a scrap metal drive during World War II. Animals lurk in the halls. 21 1952 football team won State championship. bi 22 Late Years ue,’ Landing remains popular meeting place. All aboar d! Mr. Claude R. Joyner, principal, retired in 1962, after having served as a teacher for eight years and principal for 29 years. He was suc- ceeded by Mr. John Tandy, who remained principal from 1963- 1966. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders were formed in 1960. Also in 1960, the girls’ Varsity Speedball team won the State Championship. In 1962, the swimming team was formed at Reynolds. R.J.R. chose a dog to be its first football mascot in 1963. In 1964, the girls’ speed- ball team won the city-county con- ference. Also in 1965, the varsity football team gained the 4A state championship. 23 24 Reynolds swim team started in 1962. The Girls’ Council, a service club, was organized by Miss Janie Weaver in 1965. Also in 1965 the Industrial Arts Club was formed. The Jr. Civitans, a service club, was formed in 1971 in co-operation with the. Senior Civitans of Winston- Salem. Also in 1971, the Anchor Club began at R.J.R. In 1972 the Outing Club was formed to promote interest in outdoor activities. Miss Bonnie Lees “Sparks= represented Reynolds as Miss Teenage Win- ston-Salem in 1965. The 1967 Black and Gold Queen, Miss Patsy Johnson, became Miss North Carolina in 1971. ay lt = ae s Si aoe ¥ = , ont ‘ ‘dee : . hy eee oy “wy. fag ey of 8 wt ee nea : RG. ‘ PE eee ie a PE Ph a POG oe Se a a The History Building was completed in 1968. ts In 1965-66, Reynolds re- ceived a face-lifting. The Board of Education spent $400,000 to renovate the school. The renovation added a new slate roof, plumbing, heating, elec- trical equipment, paint, plaster, and flooring. In 1966, Mr. John Tandy resigned and assistant principal Robert D. Deaton became prin- cipal. While Mr. Deaton has served as principal, curriculum changes have been made. In 1971, Social Studies courses were changed from_ yearly courses to quarter courses to provide selection in courses. In 1972, English yearly courses were changed to _ semester courses. Shirt-waist dresses and loafers — a style of the early 60’s. 25 NS AE Cera sl p BSS — iiss Asta rete Wifth Ham HHH es 1955-56 fting in li Reynolds received a face- 26 Yeisen 28 4 PEM ag. Me ‘ eee During the 1960’s_ and 1970’s the Fine Arts Program sponsored such celebrities as Bob Richards, the Olympic gold medal winner; David Brinkley, news commentator for NBC; Mark Van _ Doren, poet, short story writer, and educator; and Yevgeny Yev- tushenko, Russian poet. 1971 brought changes to Reynolds. Girls were allowed to wear pants to school. A new parking lot was built adjacent to the auditorium. A change in the distribution of students within the school system to allow for better integration brought n ew _ students to Reynolds. The new parking lot was built in 1971. 27 28 ‘““Amid the pines she proudly stands...” DECA, a distributive education program, was formed in 1964. The Ebony Society, a black culture or- ganization, began and the Leo’s Club were formed in 1969. VICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, was formed in 1970. Also in 1970, the Industrial Cooperative Training Program began at Reynolds. College admission offices view Reynolds as a school of tradition. In the past, students from Reynolds have been well-prepared for college. RJR has encouraged self- discipline through academic pur- suits. The community proudly recognizes Reynolds as having a good staff as well as disciplined students. Familiar Administrative Faces of the 60’s and 70’s + Mr. John Tandy, principal, 1964-1966. se Mr. Robert Deaton, assistant principal 1963-1965, prin- cipal 1967-1973. Assistant principals (left to right): Mr. Joe Hauser, 1966-1971; Mr. Wm Bryant, 1969-1973; Mr. James Wilhelm, 1972-1973. 29 See conn 3 RNC oor oe ae The staff wishes to acknowledge the following for their kind donations and lending of pho- tographs for use in this brochure: Miss Annie Graham Caldwell Mr. Bill East Journal-Sentinel Black and Gold, 1923-1973 Staff: Editor: Laura Grant Publications Staff: Nancy Lowry Vicky Ingram Debbie Newsome Melissa Woolley Denise Jones David Smith Bill Rhodes Robert Minish Bill McGee Faculty Advisor: Miss Elizabeth McMillan Special thanks are given to Miss Annie Graham Caldwell, better known as “Granny”, for her great assistance to the brochure staff. She was helpful in providing not only pictures and infor- mation, but also “motherly encouragement” to the staff. Miss Caldwell was a dedicated librarian from 1947 to 1961 and a history teacher from 1962 to 1971. She sponsored the cheerleaders for 18 years. Also she organized the Pep Board Council in 1958 and worked closely with them until she retired in 1971. “Granny” is Reynolds’ number one sports fan. She has provided handwritten tags and notes for the faculty, sports team-members, cheerleaders and majorettes since early in her teaching career. Many persons were especially helpful in gath- ering information concerning the earlier years of Reynolds: Miss Annie Graham Caldwell Mr. Bill East Mrs. Marjorie Stephenson Miss Hazel Stephenson Miss Janie Weaver Miss Elizabeth Kapp Mr. Claude Joyner Mr. John Tandy Mr. Robert Deaton Mr. Roy Thompson Historic Winston Society The staff wishes to acknowledge Miss Elizabeth Kapp’s kind donation of old yearbooks — to the Journalism department. Dedication Not only is she a wonderful teacher, but she is also a sweet and understanding person. Her room is always filled with football players and especially cheerleaders, who she sponsors. She gives her free time to students without a complaint. For these reasons, we dedicate this annual to Miss Binkley. 34 al (ae) Still round the corner There may wait A new road Or a secret gate; ndividuals 52 nvolvement 122 nvincibility 190 nstructors 224 38 :] i ss Geis Gabe 4 a i i tle ds HARES And though I oft Have passed them by, 39 A day will come At last when I Shall take the hidden Paths that run 40 41 On Oe RP temcennitememsianemen g y . “ 43 = je) O = ed) fe — ee, jo) 77) cD) = East of the Sun. Now far ahead The Road has gone, And I must follow, lt ican: 47 Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way 48 Where many paths And errands meet. And Whither then? I cannot say. 51 4 1 =a sab. eet PS 7 Class Officers Lead Seniors’ F) | Y r Made up of two football players, a cheerleader, and a Dancing Boot, Ina ea the Senior Class Officers work to build a better school. Left to right: i David Michal, vice-president; Luther Jones, president: Cindi Sharpe, treasurer; Lucy Piner, secretary. Ts T é Army Band Encourages Students To Get With It Beverly Adams Danny Adams Debra Adams Steve Africk Donna Alexander Charles Allen Rick Alspaugh Kent Amick Kevin Andersen Nora Andersen Andre Anthony James Arnold Norman Arrington Margaret Aslanis Cathy Atkins 55 Seniors Richard Atwater Richard Auten Roy Thompson Tells About Dogs Driving, Crazy People In Trees EAT pagty Lynette Bailey Pamela Baity Susan Baker Emily Bambalis Carolyn Banner Clyde Barber Robert Barber Vicki Barefoot Thomas Barnes Seniors 56 Christopher Barringer Anita Bartley Marty Barton Scott Batchelor Kim Bates Teresa Bazemore Jim Bean Lani Beauchamp Beth Bedinger Lynn Belton John Bennett David Berens Anna Berry Karen Bingham Buddy Black William Blackburn Sherry Blackwell Susan Bluj Kim Bodenhamer Debra Boid Maurice Boles Debbie Bollinger Dottie Booker 57 Seniors Juniors And Seniors Work Side By Side In Service To Their Community And School 7 Robin Borthwick Sandra Boucher Shanna Boucher Jane Bovender Pam Bowen Wanda Boykin Donna Bradford Mary Brake Patricia Breda Fran Breneger Sherran Brewer Rick Bridges Beth Brooks Brian Brown Gertrude Brown Jeff L. Brown Jeff S. Brown Lou Carol Brown Paula Brown Sallie Brown Seniors 58 ASHAK Steve Brown Edward Bruce Janie Bryant James Buice Cathy Burchette Suzanne Brown Lesa Bruce Tommy Buchanan Faye Bullard Patricia Burchette Wynne Brown Fran Brunson Teresa Buckner Jane Bumgardner Herbert Burrell 59 Seniors arman, Hepler Counsel eniors With Competence Lavender Burris Sandra Burt Cathy Butler Bruce Butt Carrie Byrd Laura Byrd Marilyn Cain Nancy Callahan Mary Campbell William Campbell Toni Capell Debra Carson Eric Carson Denise Carter Julia Carter Seniors 60 Alan Cheek Bonnie Clark Mark Cockran Richard Cheshire David Clark William Carter Lee Cartwright David Cashion Robert Caudill tf Nancy Chambers .,2 4 Michael Chapple Anne Choquette Vivian Clark Katherine Cockrane Vickie Cockrum Donna Church Tom Clarkson Roxie Ann Coe Carol Clapp Cynthia Clayton Sharman Cofer 61 Seniors David Cole Keith Compton Christy Cook Greg Cox Mike Creakman Seniors 62 Gloria Cole Mitchell Conner Richard Cottrell Katherine Cox Tommy Creson Frederick Coleman Melinda Conrad Beth Covington Gordon Cranfill Priscilla Crosby Ricky Coleman Willetta Conrad Jerilene Covington Vicki Crater Terry Crosby Afro Art Show Nikki Crossman David Dalton Cam Davis Julia Davis Thomas Davis Marion Crowell James Dalton Danny Davis Sammy Davis Kim Deal Mark Curtis Garry Dark Janice Davis Susan Davis Cindy Dean 63 Seniors Jean Dennison Yvonne Denny Football Team Elects icks, Meeks As ’72 omecoming Queens! Dae Dilton Becky Dillon Barbara Disher Robert Dodd David Dolan Debbie Douglas Steve Duggins Jane Dull Lisa Duncan Margaret Dunlap Seniors 64 Je ff Ellen Janet Ernst David Farrington Debbie Elliott Mark Everhart Gary Fearrington Debbie Emanuel Lance Fabrizio David Felton Kent Dunn Mary Alice Dunn Walter Dunovant Diane Durant Mitch Easter Douglas Edwards Gregory Edwards Kathy Edwards Gene Epperson Steve Fairchild Robert Fentress Marilyn Erickson Sandy Farrell John Ferguson 65 Seniors Seniors Elect Luther Jones To Office Of Class President For 1972-73 School Year Gail Fischer Andy Fix Cathi Fleming Susan Fleming Marilyn Fletcher Louis Flippin Don Flow Marc Flowers Larry Folwell Debbie Fowler Jeff Fowler David Fox Adrian Frazier Emily Freeman Garden Freeman Mark Freund Cindy Friel Donna Fuchs Paula Fulk David Fuller Seniors 66 Bobby Gabriel Harry Gallins Mark Garland Randall Gentry Deborah Gibbs Katie Gailes Kent Ganzert Nancy Garrett Trippy Gentry Dee Gibson George Gallins Lynn Gantt Stokey Gatewood Sue Georgoulias David Gilbert 67 Seniors Junior And Senior Girls Join To Play Speedball Kathy Glave Melanie Glenn Sandra Goad Nancy Golloway Cobey Goodwin Bobby Goodyear Beverly Gordon David Gordon Donna Gordon Pamela Gore Tommy Gould Samuel Graham Eugene Grandinetti Laura Grant Anne Gray Seniors 68 Samuel Gray Terry Green Wendy Green Linda Greiss Brenda Grier Bill Griffin Fernandez Griffin Butch Grubbs Linda Gwyn Elfie Hagaman Tori Hagaman Chris Hager Jo Ann Hairston Marilyn Hairston Peyton Hairston Robbie Hale Debbie Haley Julee Haley Jeannie Hall Melissa Hall Beth Hamlet 69 Seniors Sherrie Hamlin Whitney Hardy Richard Harrington David Hart Kathy Hawkins Seniors 70 Blair Hancock Jane Harmon Charles Harris H.T. Hartley Karen Hayes Chris Hanley Russell Harper Kenneth Harris Richard Hartnett Laura Hayes Cathi Harbuck Bobby Harrell Steve Harris Chris Hartsell Laurie Hayes Forum’s Issues Interest Many Students Randy Hayes Marie Hellinger Sheree Hicks Pamela Hill David Hinshaw Doug Haymes Tim Henson Susie Hicks Sue Hill Ricky Hix Vanessa Heath Don Hiatt Marynia Hill Holly Hillman Linda Hodge 71 Seniors Mike Hoffman Thomas Holcomb Girls In Gym Classes Learn To ‘Jump For Joy’ On Trampolines ieee Saati 8 Ivan Holleman Walter Holton Percy Hooper Debbie Howard John Howard Judy Howard Vickie Howard Thomas Hunt Constance Hunter Seniors 72 Steve Hunter Joy Huntley Wayne Hurst Tim Hutcherson Mark Hutchinson Melonia Hyatt Ricky [james Freddie Ingram Vicky Ingram Doug Insch Jayne Isaacson Andrea Jackson Fred Jackson Terry Jackson Paxton Jarrett Randy Jarvis Larry Joe Ann Johnson Brenda Johnson Diana Johnson Eleanor Johnson Jimmy Johnson Kathy Johnson 73 Seniors Upperclassmen Bombard Guidance Office With College Transcripts And Questions Lee Ann Johnson Marty Johnson Robert Johnson Robert Johnston Donna Jolley Bev Jones Bryan Jones Debbie Jones Denise Jones Everette Jones F. Lynne Jones Jerry Jones Luther Jones Martha Jones N. Lynne Jones Mike Jonges Angel Jordon Brenda Joyce Cheryl Joyner Donna Joyner Seniors 74 sous ce SARE os a Me OF ee oa eo on a a ‘ pee py John Kartanson Ken Keels Randall Keith Tracy Kelley Curtis Kelly Vivian Kelly Anne Kennedy Carol Kennedy Robert Kennedy Claudia Kent Steve Kerr Melanie Ketchie Richard Key John Kiger Jane Kimel 75 Seniors Plans For Easter Include Beach Trip For Students Roger Kimmer Bryan King Debra King Beth Kinney Richard Kistler Lynn Kitchens Becky Klett Kenneth Knight Gregory Korzen Becky Lane Catherine Law Janet Law Simon Lawrence Susan Lawrence Terry Ledford Seniors 76 John Lemons Barbara Leonard Deborah Leonard Linda Lewallen Deborah Lindsey Charlotte Linton Horace Little Keith Livengood Paul Loftis Thomas Loman Eric Long Randy Loper Susan Love Ron Lowry Rocky Lugo Paul Lukas Jay Luper Ellen Luther Alton Lynch Diane Lynch Janet Lynch 77 Seniors Stephen Macari Mary Manning Johnny Markushewski Barbara Martin Mark Masich Seniors 78 Judith MacFarland Eric March Jerry Marlin Steve Martin Lisa Maxwell Ian MacLachlan Sterling Marion Millicent Marsh Victoria Martin John May Gary Mahathey James Marks Rob Marshall David Masich Katherine Mayberry Sandra Mayberry Bain McConnell Mac McGee Joan McIntyre Debbie McMillan Ricky McBride Mary McCune Phillip McGee Jerome McKnight Randy McMillan Larry McCachern William McGee Cassandra McGrath Debbie McMaster Pamela McMullen 79 Seniors Denise Meeks David Melvin JR Seniors Jom In A ‘Daily Drag Race’ To MacDonald Land baie Debbie Messick Jody Michael David Michal Angela Mickens Alma Mickey Donna Mickle Becky Middleton Buddy Midkiff Carol Miller Seniors 80 David Mobley Lee Anne Morgan Howard Mueller George Moir Philip Morgan Elizabeth Munt Cheryl Moore Marilyn Morse Susan Munt David Miller John F. Miller John X. Miller Marilyn Miller Evie Milne Robert Minish Nancy Mintz Karen Mitchell Jay Moore Butch Morton Jeff Murgas Leslie Moore David Moser Mary Murphy 81 Seniors Students Undertake The Grim SAT’s In Preparation For Higher Learning Rebecca Murphy Bobby Murphy Steve Myers Art Nading Elizabeth Neal William Neel Barbara Nelson Vickie Newell Robert Newlin Debbie Newsome y David Niblock Lynda Noffsinger Cynthia Norman Robert Norwood Laura Nowell Leigh O’Brien Pat O’Brien Dale Orrell Patty Ostwalt Debbie Otwell Seniors 82 Beverly Paige Ronald Parker Lynn Parsley Robert Patterson Toni Pegg Ann Parent Dick Parris David Paschal Roberta Peck Beverly Perry James Parham Preston Parrish Kaye Pass Patricia Peddycord Percy Perry 83 Seniors Students Welcome X-mas Leisure Preceding Exams Rachel Perry Clinton Petree Glenda Peverall Doug Pfaff Sarah Phillips Lucy Piner Brona Pinnolis David Pistole Drew Pleasants Shelby Plowman Larry Poe Debbie Poindexter Nancy Pollock Carol Pope Mike Porter Seniors 84 Eugene Postlewaite Pam Potter Daniel Pounds “| David Powers Susan Powers Lee Prince Paul Pugh Nancy Pulliam Elizabeth Rand Ronnie Rapier Dan Reavis Scott Reavis Lisa Reece Elizabeth Reed Jessie Reed Ronald Reeves Sallie Rehder Louise Rehn Angela Reich Wayne Remy Donna Reynolds 85 Seniors Tina Rhodes Valarie Robbins Chuck Robinson Marty Ross Donna Russell Seniors 86 Mike Rickard Janine Roberts LaVerne Robinson Gregory Rouse Andrew Russell Beth Riddle Paulette Roberts Susie Rominger Angela Rudroff Ann Rutherford Emily Rigby Bev Robinson Terry Rosinger Ellen Rumley Mike Samuels blong Ballers Jay Sanderford Andrea Sawyer John Saylor Jeff Schaefer Julie Schultz David Sanders Elizabeth Sawyer Lynne Scales Deborah Schmidt Vernice Seabrooks Steve Sanders Cathy Saylor Sylvia Scalise Bill Schultz Cheryl Seeber 87 Seniors Henry Seelbinder Becky Segraves After 50 School Years Reynolds Senior High Is Still Going Strong ae oe Carol Sharp Cynthia Sharpe Brenda Shaw Steve Shelton John Sherard Debbie Shermer Jan Shirley Bill Shields Douglas Shouse Seniors 88 Martha Shouse Sue Shriver Sharon Simmons Henry Simon Juanita Simon Bruce Simons Ann Simpson Daniel Simpson Leslee Simpson Jacquelyn Sinclair Levern Singletary Katherine Sink Michael Sisk Victor Slack Keith Sloan Alice Smith David Smith Dawn Smith Lucia Smith Pamela Smith William Smith Von Snow Ellen Sonnenschein 89 Seniors rama Classes Perform “Ah Wilderness” alented Actors Advised by Nell Britton ocr Jane Sorensen John Sorensen John Sowers Gil Spain William Spann Janet Sparks Becky Speaks Ann Spencer David Spencer Susan Spencer Robin Sprinkle Elaine Stafford Chris Stamey Frank Starnes John Staten Sandy Stern Karen Stevenson David Stith Phyllis Strange Clif Straughn Seniors 90 Kay Stuart Julia Surratt Paul Tamer Al Taylor Florie Taylor Elizabeth Styers Don Tabat Peggy Tatum Beverly Taylor Lauren Taylor Tom Sullivan Steve Tablas Tim Tatum Cliff Taylor Tracy Teague 91 Seniors anned Goods Collected how Reynolds’ Concern Cynthia Terrell Julie Thatcher Brenda Thomas Frank Thomas Iris Thomas Michael Thomas Regina Thomas Mack Thompson Marc Thompson Terry Thompson Vernon Thompson John Thrift Randall Tilley Tim Tise Joe Tribble Seniors 92 Cheryl Truesdale Marilyn Truesdale Teddy Tsiolkas Aquilla Tucker Jeff Turner John Turner Marsha Turner Donna Tuttle Robert Varner Beverly Vaughn Dara Vaughn Ava Venable John Vestal Neal Vestal Peggy Voiles Betsy Voss Debbie Wagoner Ronald Wagoner Dean Walker Johnny Walker Philip Wall 93 Seniors Scott Wallace Steve Webster Ernest West Mark White Patricia Willard Seniors 94 Finley Watts Robbie Weir Paul West Jim Whitler Cathy Williams Lynn Weatherman Walter Weir Lou Whitaker Dianne Wilcox Dillon Williams Denise Webb Scott Welborn Monty Whitaker Johnny Wilkins Emmanuel Williams Seniors Order Gloria Williams Karen Williams Lee Wilmoth Denese Wilson Tommy Winfree James Williams Marsha Williams Craig Wilson Helena Wilson Steve Wise Jim Williams Sylvia Williams David Wilson Paul Wilson Tommy Wofford 95 Seniors Early Snowfall Whitens RJR Pupils And Faculty Bob Wohlford Deborah Wood Karen Wood Lamont Wood Jane Woodson Melissa Woolley David Wooten Don Worthington David Wright Helen Xenakis Warren Yearns Kim Young Michael Young Carol Younger Mark Zimmerman Seniors 96 @ Board Of Directors fe Pe Ro Dele ee et i sea ses untite te ONS a ; ; O ruitt, Cassandra Neal; Se Leads Junior Class Walle Hidgt Hie Rane Se eAMIBee Rowe Bisa Shirley, Robert Ae isc, Advised by Mrs. Compton, the Junior Board of Directors hopes to sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom at the end of the year. They have raised money by selling coffee and doughnuts. Juniors 98 Juniors Order Rings; Receive In Spring Nancy Allan Wayne Amen Tim Amick Danny Anders Deby Anderson Luron Anderson Alyce Andrews Carroll Anthony Pearlie Anthony Melinda Arrington Bobby Arzonico Martin Ashley Debbie Atkins Joan Atwater Kent Averill Gretchen Ayers Wanda Bailey Sherry Baker Linda Ballentine Aileen Baran Alan Barbee Claire Barbee Garnet Barefoot Penny Barnes Sandra Barnette Elizabeth Barnhardt Mike Barnhill Cindy Barton Dale Bass Roger Basto Kevin Beach Ramona Beal Theresa Beard Judy Beavers Susan Beeson Cynthia Belcher Craig Bell Randy Belliveau Fred Benson Bobby Berrier Keith Bess Howell Binkley Dennis Bishop Sterling Bitting Terry Byjorling Priscillia Blackford Kelley Blake Kevin Blakely John Blunk Kathy Bodenheimer Mark Bodenheimer Jan Bolick Jennifer Boose Dennis Booth John Bouldin Nancy Boyd 99 Juniors Class Of 1974 Sponsors Jr.-Sr. Cheryl Boyles = Steve Boyles Scott Brackney Judy Braun Ronnie Bremmer Linda Brewer Garland Brice Angela Broadway Cathy Brooks Kim Brookshire Beverly Brown Darcy Brown Delores Brown Joy Brown Kim Brown Mike Brown Rosemary Brown Steve Brunt Barrie Buey Debbie Bull Gene Bumgardner Jenny Burge Sandy Burge Linda Burney Richard Burr Norman Butler Anna Butner Katie Byrd Lynn Byrd Craig Cagle Vickie Cain Elvira Caldwell Sue Caldwell Trey Caldwell Tim Calloway Darlene Cannon Kathy Capell Carolann Carlson Cheryl Carpenter Mike Carroll Pamela Carson Brian Carter Cheryl Carter Charles Cashwell Doris Cates Joe Ceaser Chris Chamis Juniors 100 Mike Charles Debi Cheek James Cheshire Bryan Chestnutt Julie Chinlund Teri Chipman Gail Christian Mark Christopher Jimmy Chrysson Billy Church Mary Church Sharon Claggett Betsy Clapp Delores Clark Frances Clark Robin Clark Frank Clayton Karen Clayton Mark Clayton Ronnie Clein Peggy Cline Sharon Cline Richard Clodfelter James Cobb Ed Colhoun Mark Collins Sandy Cone Marsheile Conrad Teresa Conrad David Cook Doug Cook Win Cooke Gary Cooley Terry Cooley Debbie Coppedge David Corpening Chris Cowen Hal Cox Lorrie Cox Carol Craddock Penny Craig William Crane Debbie Creed Kathy Creed 101 Juniors Girls At RJR Sponsor Christmas Dance; Elks’ Club Holds Many Formal Couples Scott Crews Lou Crockett Ninetta Crockett Terri Cromer Clyde Crutchfield Leslie Culbertson Gina Cundiff Kathy Cunningham Helen Curtin Michael Cuthrell Grant Cutri Mark Cutri Steve Cutright Pamela Dalton Tim Daniel Kay Darnell Craig Davidson Teresa Davidson Adelaide Davis David Davis Diann Davis Glenn Davis Kathy Davis Mark Davis Diane Dawson Kurt Deitrick Vickie Dellapina Marie Dennis Gail Dewar Cindy Dillingham Tom Disantis Richard Disher Lisa Dittus Jimmie Dobbins Mandell Dobson Kathy Doggett Mary Donadio Paul Donadio Robin Doty Pamela Doub Jason Dowdle Worth Draper Nathanael Dresser John Drew Randy Duggins Lucy Dull Mary Duncan Dianne Dunkin Verdie Durham Juniors 102 ‘ Susan East Denise Eaton Dan Ebert Sharon Echerd Jim Edmonds Maria Edwards Randall Edwards John Egan Tom Eisenmenger Ann Elesha Ken Elkins Blair Ellis Joe Ellison Jimmy Everhart Gail Fearrington Timmy Felton Marc Fetter Pam Fine Laurie Fisher Amy Flack Colleen Flack Nancy Fletcher Blair Flintom Ronald Flippin Bill Flynn Gayla Flynt Andrea Foltz Denise Ford Alan Fox Sharon Frances Marvin Francis Sophia Frazier Tony Frazier Richard Freund Kathy Fritts Lynn Fritts Bobby Frye Jeff Fulk Robyn Fulk Mark Fulmer Joe Fulp Tony Gaddis Ernestine Gadson Matthew Gallins Thomas Gambill Frank Garcia Valerie Garner Paul Gentry Richard Gentry David Genung Pamela Gill Leslie Gilley Dary! Glenn Kathy Glenn Middie Glymph Durwin Godwin 103 Juniors Juniors Struggle Karen Goodwin Keith Graham Kim Granger Calvin Graves Carolyn Gray Linda Griffin Phyllis Gritton Johnny Grogan Julie Grout Sheila Gulley Mike Gunter Linda Gutierrez Eddie Haire Carolina Hall Douglas Hall Mike Hamilton Lisa Hamrick Drew Hancock Lloyd Hancock Jim Hanes Dale Hardy Joan Harmon Evans Harper Floydette Harper Reggie Harper Ronnie Harper Dennis Harris Dick Harris Sam Harris Susan Harris Anthony Harrisor Rodney Hartman Ann Haskins James Hauser Willem Haven Billy Hawkins John Haxton Learmond Hayes Mike Hayes Linda Hedrick John Hendricks Trudy Hendrix Rick Hermann Peaches Herndon Missy Herring Keith Hiatt William Hibbits Juniors 104 SG RE BMP PRE, Rob Higginbotham Linda Hill Sammy Hill David Hilliard Alan Hinsdale Reid Hinson Kip Hodges Martha Hoke Ann Holcomb Jim Hollett Louise Hollis Peter Holsapple Nanci Holzbaur Steve Honaker Dennis Hooks Deborah Hord Karen Hovey Dorothy Howall George Howard Luellen Hubbard John Hughes Olivette Humphrey Mary Hussey Sylvia Hutchins Paula Hylton Lonnetta Ijames Bill Imus Debbie Ingold Becky Irwin Kim Isenhour Ann Iseley Leona Isgett Tonya Jackson Lisa Jacobowsky Vicki James Steve Jeffords Alan Jennings Amy Jennings Hank Johnson Jeff Johnson Melody Johnson Steve E. Johnson Steve R. Johnson Mark Johnston 105 Juniors Sandra Johnston Jean Ann Jones Kathy Jones Lew Jones Marcus Jones Sandra Jones Charles Joyner Nita Julian Peter Kelly Connor Kennedy Joselyn Kimbrough Robin Kirkland Barbara Kirkpatrick Yvonne Kirksey Renee Kisner Larry Klett Rachel Konkler Darlene Knight Doreen Knight Beth Kreeger Jim Kulp Gayle Lakey Bill Landreth Greg Larrimore Joe Lefeavers Lou Ann Lehman Elaine Leight Joey Leonard Jim Lesniak Martin Levy Chris Lewis Ronald Lewis Wendy Lewis Randy Lewter Jerry Lindley Byron Lindsay Charles Lingenfelser Diane Livengood Sharon Livengood Maynard Lloyd Robin Loftis William Loftis Charles Long Mike Long Jim Lord Tom Lott Cathy Lounsbury Erik Lounsbury James Lowery Juniors 106 Thrilling Pep Rallies Enlighten Juniors; Underclassmen Participate With Fervor ya Nancy Lowry Sharon Loyd Leese Lybrook Patti Lynch John MacAvoy Perry Macheras Keith Mackie Kathy Malone Ruth Ellen Malone Kandie Manning Rick Manning Lee Manuel Donna Maresco Mike Marion Bettina Martin Debbie Martin Steven Mason Steve Mathis Ange Mayberry Mark Mayerchak Donna McAdams Robert McAdams Mary McAlpine Doug McBride Marty McClenny Amy McClung Carol McCollum Mike McCollum Tony McCollum Tommy McDowell Marian McElrath Bill McGee Lynn McGee Loretta McKey Mark McKinney Sharron McKnight Kathe McMullan Lynn McNair Peni Meadows Deborah Means Reginald Means Kevin Mendenhall Richard Merwin Libby Middleton Patsy Millar Barry Miller Chris Miller Ellen Miller George Miller Karla Miller Mary Miller Paula Miller Randy Miller Elisabeth Mobley Terry Moir Nancy Moore 107 Juniors Leslie Morgan Paula Morris Robert Morrow Hanna Moulton Gordon Muir Janet Mullen Betty Murrell Cassandra Neal Anna Newman Heidi Newton Cindy Nichols All Nicholson Don Nicholson Mike Nicholson Alex Niforos Bobby Northcott Margaret Nowell Susan Nunnally Laura Nystrom Hal Odom James Olson Larry Oppegaard Bill Orr Stan Pacula Barbara Page Thomas Palm Martin Patrick Terri Patterson Kim Pearce Marilyn Pearson Tommy Pearson Charles Peller Denise Penn Melissa Penry Paris Pepper Steven Perry Iris Peters Phyllis Petree Sidney Petree Danny Pfaff Pam Pfaff Kathy Phillips Suzanne Phillips William Phipps Sharon Pooley Donna Pope Debbie Poplin Juniors 108 Patty Popp Robin Porter Sherry Porter Lee Potter Cathy Powell Melissa Powell Joy Powers Thad Prevette Ken Price Peggy Prongay Sherrie Pugh Karolyn Pullen Steve Pulley Debbie Rackley Malynda Ragan Victor Raper Teddy Ray Tommy Ray Vanessa Ray Lydia Reavis Sherry Reavis Judieth Redmon Mark Redmon Mark Reece Nola Reed Alan Regenthal Albert Reynolds Brenda Richardson Carolyn Richardson Mike Richardson Phil Rierson Cherie Rigsbee Rosie Ritchie Emily Roberson Amie Roberts Denise Roberts Robbie Roberts Tommy Robins Jerry Robinson Kay Rogers Jean Romanowsky Michelle Rowland Connie Royal Lea Anne Rutledge 109 Juniors Mike Ryan Carolyn Sales Chery! Samuel Richard Sanders Ann Sawyer Tricia Sawyer Teri Saylor Sonna Schambach Peter Schneider Drew Schuett Kent Schuyler Robert Scoggin Kent Shamel Frank-Sharpe Steve Shaw Pat Shehan Nicky Smith Patsy Smith Brenda Smithdeal Mike Sorrell Bill Southern Steve Sparger Debbie Speaks Ri ta Spencer Anne Spracklin Martha Spracklin Barbara Spudis Star Stacy Susan Stalter Mary Starnes Daniel Steadman Teri Stevenson Dee Ann Stewart Marie Stewart Gwendolyn Stimpson Suzanne Stocks Karen Stout Floyd Strupe Karla Stuckey Kenneth Sullivan Angela Summers Bruce Swain Roddy Sweatman Jimmy Swing Garland Shelton Sandra Shelton Anne Sherrill Brad Shirley Spencer Shoaf Juniors 110 Juniors Play On Varsity Football Team; Defeat Other Teams By Helping Seniors Mike Shockley Jan Simmons Suzanne Simmons Judy Simms Georganna Simpson Cindy Slack Roberta Smalls Anne Smith Brad Smith Bruce Smith Claude Smith Craig Smith Dana Smith Deane Smith James E. Smith James N. Smith Keith Smith Margaret Smith Dorene Tabat Frank Talbert Becky Tate Kathy Taylor Maxwell Taylor Glen Teague Elizabeth Teague Bobby Temin Billy Thomas Haywood Thomas Jamie Thomas Phil Thomas Mandy Thrush Barbara Tillotson Altha Timmons Ellen Tisdale Judy Totherow Bobby Travis Greg Tribble Kyle Troxell Kaoru Tsuruta Jane Turner Theresa Turner Mark Tuten Helen Tyler George Umburger Robin VanHoy Heidi VanLehn Susan Varner Bobby even Kaye Vaughn Lynette Venable Steve Vessells Sherry Vestal Bert Vogler Bonnie Vogler Lu Ann Voss Van Vreeland 111 Juniors Larry Vroegindewey Curt Wadsley Brenda Wagman Ken Wagstaff Catharine Walker Russell Wall Bruce Walls Paul Walters Ben Ward James Ward Belinda Ware Joe Warner. Carrow Warren Wally Warren Ann Watson Elizabeth Watts Jeanette Watts Victor Watts Beverly Weaver Jody Weber Charles Werts Michael Wesolowski Susan West Philip Whapham Scotty Wheeling Chris White Gregg White John White Eddie Whitehead Greg Whiteheart Kim Whitehurt Don Whitsett Roger Whitson Dennis Wiggins Elaine Wiles Mark Wilkinson Phillip Wilkerson Alan Williams Bartholomew Williams Christine Williams Glenn Williams David Williams Kevin Williams Richard Williams Sheila Williams Earline Williamson John Wilson Juniors 112 Susan Wilson Karen Winkler Tim Wishon Diane Witherspoon John Witherspoon Reginald Witherspoon Amy Witner Marshall Wolfe Wiley Wolfe Susie Wolny Dena Wood John Woodle Patty Wooten Karen Wright Kathy Wright Steve Yancey Doug Yates Glenn Yoder Robin Yokely Dawn Yuhas Michael Zilkanich In Memoriam Garland Edward Moore, Jr. (Eddie) December 23, 1955 — June 21, 1972 113 Juniors 114 iY o _ I 117 118 lvement Invo Student Council; First row: S. Wolny, J. Hall, B. Bedinger; Second row: P. Wilson, B. Kennedy, R. McAdams; Third row: D. Dalton, B. Loftis, S. Phillips; Fourth row: C. Wilson, D. Haymes, B. Pruitt, P. Holsapple. Student Council 124 Reynolds Hosts NCSC Convention With John X. Miller as Student Council president, members work hard for harmony. This year brought members from other schools in North Carolina to the Student Council convention held at Reynolds. Members also planned another Humanities Day. Left: John X. Miller serves as Student Council pres- ident. Below: Student Council members listen as plans are discussed. 125 St udent Council Above: Members of House of Representatives. Far right: House members discuss immediate fu- ture plans and activities. Right: Speaker of House, Peyton Hairston, ponders over a ques- tion. House of Representatives 126 sae Coe House Strives To Better Serve Students House of Representatives expressed ideas RJR’s Honor Code, the House of of students through different committees —_ Representatives tried to help the students and medians. Playing a great role in enjoy being members of Reynolds’ elite student-administration relationships, the _ society. House strove for harmony. Upholding 127 House of Representatives Below: Senior Executive Committee members display food collected at Thanksgiving for needy families. Right: Members of Senior Executive Committee make plans for future activi- ties. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE; First row: L. Piner, D. Michal, V. Cock- erum, D. Wilcox, L. Noff- singer, J. Markeshewski, C. Byrd, L. Beauchamp, J. Law; Second row: S. Goad, C. Sharpe, J. Ernst, C. Miller, L. Bailey, A. Venable, M. Roms, (, Wri, Ss, IDI ingham, L. Kitchens; Third row: E. Sawyer, B. Griffin, D. Jones, W. Boykin, D. Hart; Fourth row: D. Insch, D. Wooten, D. Meeks, L. Jones; Fifth row: E. Speas, Reece: Sr. Exec. Committee 128 Committees Work For Our School The Junior and Senior Executive doughnut and coffee sales before school committees, serve their classmates during the colder months to help finance through various ways. The Senior the Jr.-Sr. Prom. Members also began Committee measures for caps and gowns, _ making plans for the class of 1974. Leos makes plans for graduation, and brings club served Reynolds by cleaning the messages to the students from meetings. parking lots and participating in other The Junior Executive Committee held worthy school projects. Upper: JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE; First row: R. Malone, T. Moir, L. Hubbard, T. Saylor, B. Clapp, J. Turner, T. Cromer, S. Harris; Second row: S. Barnette, P. Carson, M. Johnson, V. Davis, R. Williams, J. Simms, C. Richardson, H. Newton, L. Gutierrez, B. Smith- deal, B. Flynn, E. Watts, P. Kelly, K. Blake, K. Hodges, R. Whitson; Third row: B. Arzonico, M. Taylor, G. Corum, B. Pruitt. Lower: LEOS CLUB: First row: D. Lynch, J. Hall, P. Wilson, M. White; Second row: K. Knight, B. Pinnolis, M. Herring, A. Isley, M. Shouse, B. Spudis, C. Wilson, S. Gulley, B. Smith, R. Meredith, K. Keels; Third row: G. Edwards, B. Jones, W. Rigby, D. Pistole, H. Seelbinder, R. Keely, S. Perry. 129 Jr. Exec. Committee Leos Club National Honor Society 130 NHS Members Gain Membership By Merit James Arnold Susan Baker Lynn Belton Robin Borthwick — Treasurer Ben Brantley Lou Carol Brown Edward Bruce Richard Cheshire Marilyn Erickson Robert Fentress Andy Fix Emily Freeman Cobey Goodwin Jeannie Hall Blair Hancock Richard Hartnett Judy Howard Debbie Jones Ken Keels Becky Klett Cathy Law John Markeshewski David Masich Bill Neel Beverly Perry Brona Pinnolis David Pistole Elizabeth Reed Elizabeth Sawyer — Vice President Cathy Saylor Debbie Schmidt Henry Seelbinder — President Barbara Sharp Martha Shouse Katherine Sink Mark White Paul Wilson Robert Varner Speakers And Actors Receive Honor, Praise Members of the Thespian Honor Society are chosen for displaying talent in at least two or more dramatic productions. “Stars” are given for each dramatic accomplishment. The Masque and Gavel Society is made up of students who are creative in dramatics and public speaking. Three meetings are held during the year. Members must have high grades and participate in other school activities. THESPIANS: N. Britton, sponsor; S. Phillips; Second row: S. Gray, B. Brantley, K. Harris, M. Ross; Third row: J. Turner, D. Schmidt, A. Russell. CLIT TIT TTS CTESE SOLES ESE midt, B. Sharp. MASQUE AND GAVEL: S. Love, B. Pinnolis, L. Nowell, D. Jones, D. Hartnett; Second row: R. Auten, H. Seelbinder, B. Brantley, D. Sch- 131 Thespians Masque Gavel NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE: First row: S. Perry, L. Nowell, S. Fleming, D. Jones, B. Pinnolis, L. Parsley, S. Love; Second row: P. Lukas, R. Auten, S. Africk, D. Hartnett, H. Seelbinder, S. Mason, R. Varner. QUILL AND SCROLL: Left to right: R. Munk, B. Hancock, S. Fleming, B. McGee, M. Woolley, R. Jarvis, V. Ingram, L. Grant, D. Newsome, B. Brantley. National Forensic League Quill Scroll 132 Groups Honor Debaters And Future Writers National Forensic League members display talent in public speaking, but must also maintain good grades for continuing membership. Quill and Scroll members have given of their time to serve in some aspect of journalism. The members also prepare the RJR publications. Mathematicians join the Math Club to learn more about the study of numbers. ae Sei. ne Ce eae vee . ‘dh MATH CLUB MEMBERS 133 Math Club Above: FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY; Miss Elliston, N. Crossman, L. Moore, B. Disher, S. Lawrence, S. Baker, S. Tablas, L. Nowell, D. Schmidt, L. Brown, L. Hayes, J. Dull; Right: SPANISH NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY; First row: D. Gibbs, V. Howard, A. Tucker; Second row: D. Jones, C. Moore, R. Cheshire, N. Mintz, B. Reed. A. Fix. French, Spanish Honor Societies 134 Honor Groups Reflect Interest In Languages Spanish Honor Society holds two annual inductions. Members have made achievements in the Spanish language. French Honor Society members must be enrolled in a French class. Maintaining a 92 average in French and good conduct grades keeps French Honor students busy. Both groups engage in projects which will widen their knowledge of Spanish or French. � Spanish Club “ Hosts Visitors, Teach Customs For students interested in ‘“‘Espanol’’, the Spanish club offered a variety of activities. One of the more exciting undertakings was when the Spanish and French clubs challenged each other to a volleyball game. Four exchange students visited Reynolds from Bogota, Columbia. Many different ideas and customs were swapped between students. SPANISH EXCHANGE STUDENTS: L. to r.; Victor Castillo, Maria Teresa Castillo, Gladys Leonore Eceudo, Mario Alberto Zafra. 135 Spanish Club Exchange Students Board Members Generate Pep With Enthusiasm One of the hardest working groups in the entire school, the Pep Board Council works to promote school spirit. They accomplish their goal by putting on hilarious skits, and bringing the year to a climax with their Homecoming “‘name game’’. First Row: K. Stevenson, K. Gailes. Second Row: A. Smith, F. Brenegar, L. Byrd, E. Rand, T. Bazemore, D. Jolley, D. Booker, S. Farrel. Pep Board Council 136 Research Fills Much Time Of Debate Groups The Debate Club and Team has worked hard all year, going to tournaments and researching on various subjects. Students show continuing interest in debate. Debate Club: First Row: S. Love, B. Pinnolis, D. Jones, J. Markushewski; Second Row: L. Nowell, B. Sharp, S. Fleming, S. Williams; Third Row: D. Hartnett, M. Ogilvie, S. Africk, P. Schneider, S. Perry, L. Parsley, R. Auten; Fourth Row: S. Mason, H. Seelbinder. Debate Team: D. Hartnett, S. Africk, L. Nowell, H. Seelbinder, B. Pinnolis, S. Mason, P. Sch- neider, R. Auten, S. Perry. 137 Debate Team Club Melanie Ketchie Cheryl Carpenter Luellen Hubbard Julie Schultz Diane Witherspoon Patty Breda Lisa Duncan, chief Majorettes 138 ajorettes Exhibit Precision Moves Keeping up the tradition of being the best majorettes in the school system, the Majorettes performed at games in various costumes: little girl dresses, tophats, and their regular uniforms. Their activities have included selling doughnuts. 139 Majorettes Hi-Y Slates School Projects The Hi-Y’s activities this year have game with the Anchor Club. They won, included raising money, cleaning up the 42-21. The Hi-Y is a service club that has school grounds, and having a football fun. First Row: Dan Reavis, Keith Sloan, Wayne Hurst, Ricky Hix, Tim Henson; Second Row: Tommy Creson, Steve Sanders, Finley Watts, Mike Porter, Eric March. Hi-Y 140 First Row: Billy Church, Pat Shehan, Floyd Strupe; Second Row: Randy McMillan, president; Bill McGee, Lee Cartwright, Bryan Jones. 141 Hi-Y Senior Girls Service Club Jr. Achievement 142 Senior Girls Show Spirit Merging with the Senior Girls’ Club, the new SGSC works to raise money by doing worthy projects and sales. The club works for the school. The annual football game with the Girls’ Council was called off because of the many injuries of both teams. Upper left: SGSC Sugar Bear, David Smith. Lower left: First Row: K. Pearce; Second Row: V. Martin, S. Phillips, S. Wolny, B. Mullen, K. Blake, G. Cundiff, S. East, A. Sher- rill. Below: First Row: S. Brown, S. Hill, L. Moore, K. Cochrane, C. Cox, D. Gibbs, D. Gordon, S. Boucher, T. Pegg, K. Pass, M. Turner, S. Davis, D. Vaughn, A. Rutherford, J. Ernst; Second Row: D. Russell, L. Maxwell, C. Hawkins, D. Jolley, M. Shouse, S. Boucher, C. Younger, S. Simmons, L. Noffsinger. Jr. Achievement: First Row: C. Belcher, V. Kelly, D. Durant, L. Bailey, S. Williams, A. Anthony, L. Hill, M. Creakman; Second Row: G. Freeman, T. Davis, C. Cowen, H. Wilson, M. Wilkerson, A. Fox, R. Chesire, D. Wooten, E. Bruce, S. Varner, R. Flippin. Science Gives Broader Understanding The auditorium aided the Drama Club Science Club delves into the more during performances and learned what _ difficult branches of chemistry, biology, hard work it is to do the jobs backstage. and physics. Py, + 2 ie bas Top: Science Club. Lower: Auditorium staff; First Row: A. Spracklin, P. Gritton; Second Row: J. Turner, E. Brown, J. Sanderford, H. Binkley, D. McBride, K. Beach, Mr. Pelech. 143 Science Club Auditorium Staff = a FORSYTH GOUNTY SCHOOLS WINSTON-SALEM Dancing Boots 144 K. Bingham L. Grant D. Lynch B. Riddle M. Turner M. Cain J. Haley J. MacFarland A. Rutherford J. Davis J. Isaacson M. Morse C. Sharpe M. Dunlap A. Jackson D. Poindexter M. Shouse L. Gantt A. Johnson L. Reece L. Simpson 145 Dancing Boots K. Byrd, T.S. Turner, L. McNair, S. Phillips, P. Blackford, K. Taylor, L. Byrd, T. Beard, P. Prongay, R. Loftis. C. Carlson, C. Boyles, D. Livengood, J. Grout, J. Weber, J. Harmons, A. Witner, J. Mullen, W. Lewis, M. Edwards. Dancing Boots 146 Christmas Toy Drive Succeeds Sponsoring their annual Christmas Toy Drive, the Industrial Arts Club threw themselves into preparing the hundreds of toys donated by students and teachers. Aided by Mr. Taylor, the club members gave a merrier Christmas to children of needy families. Industrial Arts Club; First row: R. Murphy, D. Brad- ford, J. Davis, A. Parent, J. Bolick, P. Burchette, B. Perry; Second row: D. Spencer, T. Sullivan, R. Wor- thington, S. Lawrence, M. Carroll, C. Long, D. Ed- wards; Third row: R. Lewis, R. Tilley, D. Clark, B. Crater, B. Hartley, M. Rickard, M. Chapple, Mr. Taylor 147 Industrial Arts and Participates In Inauguration BAND: First row: T. Hunt, C. Straughn, J. Fowler, G. Freeman, S. Tablas, J. Thrift, L. Hancock, D. Whitsett; Second row: D. Cooke, B. Vogler, J. Murgas, J. Hauser, M. Hutchinson, B. Thomas, M. Gaither, H. Thomas, B. Blackburn. Band 148 ‘Cream of Cat’ Brings Second Prize Under the direction of Mr. Eggers and Demon marching band also performed in Mr. Smith, the band participated in the Winston-Salem Holiday Festival several activities. Going to Raleigh for parade. Working hard on homecoming the governor’s inauguration was the high _ project, “Cream of Cat’ soup, receiving point of the year for the band. The second place honors for their work. BAND: First row: A. Jennings, T. Caldwell, P. Wall, P. Hooper, V. Raper, K. Brookshire, A. Huber, P. Wilson; Second row: C. Neal, L. Vroegindewey, B. Kennedy, M. Cuthrell, G. Shelton, W. Remy, B. Wohlford, L. Parsley, J. Thomas; Lower: First row: D. Emanuel, K. Hayes, E. Williams, N. Reed, D. Hord, L. Bailey, E. Caldwell, M. McClenny, J. Law, D. King, A. Venable; Second row: S. Schambach, M. Ragan, P. Popp, C. Cashwell, B. Swain, G. Dark, B. Phipps, M. Glenn, S. Williams, F. Harper, S. Dillingham, C. Cooke. 149 Band Bus Drivers Gym Leaders 150 Above: Bus Drivers. Right: Gym Leaders: First Row: C. Miller, J. Roberts, J. Chinlund, K. Sink, L. Burnett; Second Row: K. Clayton, C. Norman, S. Pooley, C. Joyner, M. Fletcher, S. Varner. Drama Students Put On A Play, ‘Ah, Wilderness’ Drama students put forth enthusiasm, work, and very trying hours to produce their annual play. This year the play they put on was “Ah, Wilderness”. Leading actors and actresses were Ben Brantley, Andy Russell, and Carol Younger. First Row: N. Britton, sponsor; K. Harris, T. Ledford, A. Mickey, C. Younger, S. Gray, J. Watts, M. Ross; Second Row: T. Stevenson, L. Morgan, R. Keely, H. Binkley, D. Schmidt, S. Phillips, L. Hayes, S. Fleming, K. Hodges, D. McBride, A. Russell; Third Row: B. Brantley, C. Saylor, T. Cooley, K. Amick, J. Turner 1S] Drama Students Interest Accounts For A Good Club Year The Outing Club went on many excursions including Hanging Rock. They specialize in mountain climbing. Future Business Leaders of America work to ready themselves to enter the world of business. Upper right: Outing Club; First Row: C. Hall, P. Miller, B. Brown; Second Row: N. Arrington, L. Burney, L. Morgan, K. Glenn, L. Crockette, T. Clarkson; Third Row: D. Hiatt, S. Phillips, T. Winfree, E. Sawyer, C. Sayloi Ra Varner. = Ni MintzZaeJe Michaels, A. Reynolds, T. Wofford, A. Taylor, Mr. Guy Spear. Above: Outing Club members enjoy climbing up Hanging Rock. Right: Future Business Leaders of America First Row: D. Otwell, H. Wilson, L. Jones, B. Grier; Second Row: D. Wilcox, P. Hill, C. Williams, C. Atkins, D. Anderson, L. Hedrick; Third Row: F. Sharpe, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Gill, D. Davis, J. Swing, S. Shoaf. Outing Club FBLA 152 Many Activities Make It A Good Year For Clubs Members of DECA work hard all year, in school and out, and this year, they picked Beverly Paige as their sweetheart. The Jr. Red Cross is sponsored by Miss Shelton. They have kept up their good work this year. Left: JR. RED CROSS; Lft. to rt,; K. Vaughn, N. Boyd, P. Miller, B. Hawkins, K. Walker, W. Amen, K. Powell, T. Patterson, Miss Shelton; Upper left! DECA OFFICERS; D. FOxXssVice-Pressa Bas halges, leas... Ge Fearrington, Pres.; Top: DECA CLUB; Above: DECA SWEET- HEART; B. Paige. 153 DECA Jr. Red Cross Laboring over copy, headlines, and news stories often filled Journalism students’ time. Working with minds on budgets and deadlines, Debbie Newsome and Melissa Woolley compiled the 1973 Black and Gold. Randy Jarvis, chief photographer, often spent many Publications 154 hours on and off campus producing exceptional photographs. Bill McGee, newspaper editor, had much help with the Pine Whispers from members of Miss McMillan’s sixth and seventh period Journalism classes. Upper left: Melissa Woolley, a Black and Gold editor. Upper right: Black and Gold editor, Debbie Newsome. Left: Miss McMillan helps Denise Jones with newspa- per typing. Right: Seventh period Journalism class. Upper left: Bill McGee edits newspaper. Upper right: Sixth period Journalism class works on newspaper. Right: Ben Brantley is Reynolds’ teen page _ corre- spondent. See See NIE INS SENG EDBTON SSN a AEA | : Saharan eee! SOS 155 Publications SSC Works To Help Reynolds Completing their annual tea for teachers at Christmas, the Senior Service Club works on projects to help the school. The Girls’ Ensemble brightened the Christmas program with some choice selections. Top Right: SSC Sweetheart; Kate Cochrane. Lower right: Senior Service Club members enjoyed College Day. Right: Girls’ Ensemble; S. Brown, A. Kennedy, T. Kelley, B. Middleton, D. Schmidt, B. Adams, C. Clapp, B. Murphy, T. Ledford, A. Mickens, M. Penry, A. Venable. Above: Senior Ser- vice Club; First Row: J. Whitler, D. Smith, A. Cheek, F. Thomas, B. Travis, K. Smith, D. Haymes, D. Michal, B. Shirley, C. Smith; Second Row: B. McGee, R. Lugo, J. Johnson, J. Hendrix, J. Moore, S. Duggins, P. Perry, S. Marion, B. Arzonico, S. Wallace; Third Row: C. Cowen, S. Crews, M. Masich, W. Holton. Sr. Service Club Girls Ensemble 156 Black Students United For The Cause, Progress The Ebony Society channeled artistic energy in relating black heritage to students. Black culture week educated students with political, cultural and scientific peoneers throughout black history. Moving to a dynamic African beat, the Dance Group expressed their culture. Top: Ebony Society sponsor, Mrs. V. Smith. Above: Ebony Society officers; M. Truesdale, vice-pres.; K. Gailes, pres.; D. Carson, asst. treas.; G. Brown, secretary; not pictured: D. Lindsey, trea- surer. Above left: Members listen atten- tatively at meeting. Left: First Row: C. Soloman, W. Brown, C. McGrath, N. Garrett, M. Woods, A. Anthony, A. Venable, P. Gore, A. Smith; Second Row: L. Bailey, S. Barnette, C. Cun- ningham, D. Webb, R. Williams, V. Gardner, P. Herndon, V. Robinson; Third Row: G. Brice, G. Moore, J. Mill- er, C. Hunter, L. Anderson, L. Jones, W. Boykin, H. Wilson. 157 Ebony Society Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Lift Spirit The Junior Varsity cheerleaders encouraged the Juniors to yell at pep rallies by showing spirit. Sponsored by Miss Binkley, they cheered at football and basketball games. Above: Cheerleaders get students up on their feet at pep rallies. Above right: Crowds join the cheerleaders at football games. Right: Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders; D. Brown, S. Beeson, E. Watts, S. Shelton, 1. Cromer, P) Sawyer, L. Coxe Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders 158 eee RJR Spirit Uplifted By Varsity Cheerleaders Sue Georgoulias leads the vivacious cheerleaders in promoting school spirit at pep rallies. The cheerleaders sent telegrams to the team and made flowers for the mothers of the senior players during homecoming. Miss Binkley sponsors the cheerleaders. Above: The cheerleaders are led by Sue Georgoulias. Above left: Girls show elation over winning games. Varsity Cheerleaders; Left: First Row: L. Piner, co- chief; Second Row: J. Bolick, S. Hicks, S. Geor- goulias, chief; S. Hamlin, D. Church; Third Row: C. Rigsbee, N. Garrett, J. Hall, B. Bedinger, B. Spudis, D. Dawson. 159 Varsity Cheerleaders Above: Future Homemakers’ of America; First Row: T. Pegg, A. Saw- yer, Jo Isepine Second IRowye S. Lawrence, M. Ross, P. Smith, L. Rehn, B. Styers. Right: Future Homemakers of America; S. Goad, D. Gibson, J. Sparks, B. Johnson, P. Peddycord, P. Gore, J. Bovender, K. Williams. Above right: Sandy Goad works at sewing machine. Future Homemakers 160 FHA Job Is To Be Homemakers A new club this year at RJR, the Future Homemakers of America focus their talents on sewing, cooking, economizing and learning. Latin Club Sets Higher Standard In Advancement Members of VICA work hard at their jobs, getting an early start at making a living. Latin Club meets to do creative things the ‘“‘Roman Way”. as Top: Vocational Industrial Cooperative Association. Above: Latin Club; L. Brewer, C. Burchette, M. Duncan, V. Newell, D. Masich, C. Walker, T. Patterson, T. Stevenson, S. Boucher, W. Draper, J. Markushewski, A. Newman, P. Millar, J. Surratt, M. Jones, L, Potter, E. Bagby, M. Marsh, E. Bruce. 161 VICA Latin Club Civitans Win Homecoming Contest Mike Rickard presides at Junior Civitan “Demon”, David Cashion, is a member of meetings. The Civitans won the the club, or ‘‘clan” as it is fondly referred Homecoming display award and the to. Thanksgiving food drive. The RJR Above: Jr. Civitan sponsor, Mr. ; nz Mike Parrish. Right: Junior Ci- vitan officers; D. Hartnett, sgt.-at- aliens, J, lees, wieejonesS IMI Rickard, pres.; C. Robinson, treas.; R. Sanders, sec. ORNs oni baniapsc piiapsiopru MER Sm mien Mpa ui Jr. Civitan 162 Above: Jr. Civitans; First Row: C. Robinson, R. Sanders, M. Rickard, J. Buice, D. Hartnett; Second Row: B. Messick, J. Swing, W. Campbell, I. Holleman, T. Ray, B. Landreth, D. Clark; Third Row: E. Bruce, D. Cashion, M. Wagoner, M. Kartanson, G. Cox, K. Hiatt, P. Schneider; Fourth Row: D. Fuller, G. Cranfill, L. Wilmoth, J. Parham, S. Brown, C. Peller, M. Jonges, B. Hawkins. Left: Jr. Civitan Sweetheart; Beth Bedinger. 163 Jr. Civitan Above: Girls’ Council sponsor, Mrs. Joann Spees. Above right: Girls’ Council members enjoy themselves at a club meeting. Right: Hunny Bunn Jay Sanderford and mascot Murph. Girls Council 164 GC Girls Promote Harmony Between All RJR Students The Girls’ Council planned their annual football game with the SGSC, but due to injuries on both teams, the game was canceled. All the money collected was given to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The Girls’ Council bought new t-shirts in the fall for all club members. Top: Junior Members; T. Chipman, J. Bolick, S. Saunders, C. Barbee. Not pictured: D. Dawson, C. Rigsbee, T.S. Turner. Above: Senior Members; S. Georgoulias, N. Garrett, S. Hicks, L. Reece, T. Capell, C. Sharpe, E. Rumley, L. Lewallen, J. Haley, K. Bingham, M. Dunlap, C. Davis, L. Piner, C. Linton, L. Whitaker, pres.; F. Brunson, F. Brenegar, L. Simpson. 165 Girls Council The Anchor Club Gals Serve Oranges To RJR’s Grapplers Nancy Chambers presides at Anchor Club meetings. All of the Anchor Club girls are “Big sisters” to the girls in Smith Cottage at the Children’s Home. The club played the Hi-Y ina football game, which they lost, 42-21. Members worked at all of the home wrestling matches. Top: Anchor Club Admiral and Crew; Admiral: Lee Cartwright; Crew: Drew Warne, Sammy Davis, Jimmy Buice. Right: Team gets instruc- tions from coaches Frankie Thomas, Tom Ray and Jay Moore. Above: Anchor Club; First Row: K. Williams, B. Riddle, K. Darnell, E . lalenjoer., IL, Grea, IW, Iskenchi, Ja, Wisckile, 18, Rand; Second Row: N. Chambers, L. Byrd, L. Hubbard, T. Greene, K. Manning, A. Simpson, P. Breda, A. Choquette, K. Stuart, E. Watts; Third Row: M. Woolley, C. Clayton, K. Stout, B. Covington, D. Messick, M. Ross, D. Church, E. Luther, D. Poindexter, J. MacFarland, M. Ketchie, T. Moir. Anchor Club 166 Top: Anchor Club Officers; P. Breda, b. of dir.; L. Hub- bard, b. of dir.; C. Clayton, sec.; N. Chambers, pres.; E. Watts, vice-pres.; L. Byrd, b. of dir.; L. Grant, sgt.-at- arms; not pictured: B. Covington, treas.; K. Darnell, chap. Above: Love forms a strong bond between the Anchors and their ‘“‘little sisters.” Left: Anchor Club offense crushes the Hi-Y. 167 Anchor Club Scribblers Use Their Heads In Creativity Sponsored by Miss Janis Shelton, the Scribblers dive into creative writing. Inspiring thoughts connect students’ minds and ideas to bring broader meaning to life. SCRIBBLERS; First row: L. Hayes, P. Hill; Second row: J. Haxton, N. Reed; Third row: G. Dubois, V. Barefoot, A. Huber, B. Reed; Fourth row: A. Newman, R. Varner, T. Moir. Scribblers 168 Pages Work In Study Hall Library Club Stamps Books Youth Council members express opinions for students of Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools. The library pages aided the staff and the students. YOUTH COUNCIL; First row: M. Nicholson, A. Gray, B. Smith, R. Meredith; Second row: D. Insch, C. Davidson, M. Thompson, C. Neal, R. Bridges, J. Cobb; Third row: G. Brice, D. Mickle, H. Moulton, A. Russell, D. Smith. LIBRARY CLUB: First row: B. Kinney, T. Kelly, W. Brown, K. Sink; Second row: Mrs. Sink, E. Freeman, V. Newell, C. Hall, P. Voiles, A. Coe, B. Disher, D. Emanuel, C. McGrath, P. Tatum, M. Redmond, Mrs. Baron; Third row: Mrs. Long, A. Reynolds, B. Shaw, S. Fleming, K. Hayes, A. Fix, R. Cheshire. 169 Youth Council Library Club The Key Club worked all year to raise money. They had planned to be cheerleaders for the Girls’ Council as usual, but the game was canceled. At Thanksgiving, they collected cans of food for needy families. KEY CLUB; First row: S. Davis, B. Kennedy, D. Dalton, R. Burr, J. San- derford, R. Patterson, E. Speas, R. Harrington, J. Jones, S. Shelton, B. Loftis, D. Schuett, M. Gallins, D. Han- cock, M. Samuels, M. Christopher, M. Taylor, R. Weir; Second row: B. Shields, R. Marshall, R. Alspaugh, S. Batchelor. Key Club 170 Key Club Follies Is Big Success Right: Key Club Sweetheart; Sharon Simmons. Above: Key Club Officers; B. Kennedy, D. Dalton, J. Sanderford, R. Harrington, S. Davis. Below: First Row: D. Flow, D. Shouse; Second Row: J. Ward, J.F. Miller, L. Folwell, G. Hutchinson, R. Basto. 7eeeegese” LP hil aay ow SHEE, 171 Key Club Students who are interested in the German culture fill the membership of the German club. Mrs. Hepler gives students perspective of Germanic life. Chess Club members enjoy the brain strenuous game. The members often hear the satisfying sound of ‘“‘checkmate”’. German Club; First Row: M. Brake, S. Cofer, P. Fulk, D. Jones, B. Brown, S. Petree, M. Duncan, B. Clark, R. Sanders, S. Jeffords, M. Penry, J. Bouldin, T. Cooley; Second Row: K. Amick, F. Benson, E. Munt, B. Shaw, H. Curtin, K. Rogers, R. Doty, L. McCachern, D. Hancock, R. McAdams, M. Gallins, B. Loftis, J. Turner, K. Pearce, M. White, M. Everhart, M. McGee, D. Sanders, K. Keel s, S. Schambach, C. Royal; Third Row: I. Holleman, K. Hiatt, M. Tuten, E. Everhart, M. McGee, K. Keels, M. Rickard, R. Freund, B. Pruitt, S. Yancey, R. Basto. German Club Chess Club 172 Chess Team Shows That Genius Exists At Reynolds Left: Chess Club Team; First Row: J. Arnold, pres.; B. Shaw, A. Fix, J. Markushewski, L.C. Brown, J. Egan; Second Row: R. Auten, B. Neel, G. Umberger, R. Cheshire, B. Goodyear, R. Fentress, C. Stamey, T. Clarkson. Below: German Club; First Row: R. Borth- wick, E. Sonnenschein, D. Johnson, S. Wallace, B. Johnston, S. Brown, L. Byrd, M. Hellinger, D. Howard, C. Blackburn, D. Lee, H. Moulton, G. Stimpson; Second Row: T. Hutcherson, J. Miller, P. Hairston, E. Hageman, G. Yoder, L. Klett, S. Rehder, B. Sharp, L. Jones, S. Harris, N. Crockett, G. Corum, M. Zilkanich, G. Lakey; Third Row: L. Hancock, C. Hanley, P. Walters, B. Vogler, C. Cash- well, L. Crockett, W. Amen, L. Gantt, S. Johnson, D. Cook, S. Pacula, M. Brown, E. Lounsbury. 173 Chess Club German Club Pages Devote Their Time To Pages run errands, answer phones, aid Helping Others Who Help students, and generally assist the school secretaries. They are very important to the school. oe eee ee es. a e . Office Pages; First Row: J. Schultz, B. Flynn, D. Church, D. Lindsey; Second Row: L. Gantt, T. Greene, F. Brenegar. Guidance Pages; First Row: S. Georgoulias, R. Borthwick, O. Howard, M. Truesdale, D. Lindsey; Second Row: Y. Denny, P. Peddycord, B. Covington, L. Jones; Third Row: M. Marsh, K. Young, J. Ernst, J. Hall, W. Boykin; Fourth Row: T. Bazemore, E. Rand, K. Stevenson, C. Hunter; Fifth Row: J. Williams. ® ® é ® e € ® : ® tol Office, Guidance Pages 174 GAA Activities Give Chance For Fun And Fitness Monogram Club members show that RJR has real ability and talent. GAA members work to promote girls’ sports. Monogram Club; First Row: V. Thompson, L. Jones, C. Allen; Second Row: D. Pleasants, L. Cartwright, D. Pounds, J. Tribble, S. Shelton, T. Sullivan, S. Lawrence, L. Folwell; Third Row: B. Arzonico, R. Weir, S. Batchelor, B. Loftis, S. Gatewood, T. Gentry, T. McMillan, S. Davis, R. Marshall; Fourth Row: M. Samuel, M. Jonges, J. Parham, C. Robinson, R. Burr, D. Shouse, D. Michal, J. Turner; Fifth Row: R. Patterson, T. Tise, T. Tsiolkas, L. Poe, D. Haymes, D. Miller, D. Shuett. GAA; First Row: W. Brown, J. Chinlund, S. Pooley, S. Williams, S. Stalter, V. Kelly, K. Ed- wards, C. Joyner, M. Conrad; Second Row: O. Howard, M. Fletcher, L. Greiss, B. Reed, C. Norman, E. Freeman, P. Millar, K. Miller; Third Row: E. Williamson, K. Mayberry, L.L. Nystrom, S. Varner, F. Harper, H. Erickson, L. Parsley, J. Roberts, pres.; K. Wood, E. Sawyer. 175 Monogram Club GAA French Club Loses To ‘Spanish’ In Volleyball The French Club delves into French customs, forming a group that speaks to each other only in French. The Human Relations Committee strives for harmony between students and faculty. 7 — ers Son OE : French Club; Joan Elliston, sponsor; S. Baker, S. Beeson, D. Booker, D. Coppedge, P. Craig, G. Dewar, B. Disher, K. Dogget, D. Dunkin, M. Edward, G. Fischer, C. Fleming, S. Gulley, J. Hollett, D. Hord, A. Iseley.) Ia Issett= Keonesss Kes Keelsumies Kitchens, S. Lawrence, E. Leight, K. Man- ning, D. Masich, J. May, K. McMullen, J. Miller, J. Mullen, B. Murrell, L. Nowell, B. Pinnolis, L . Potter, C. Powell, L. Reavis, L. Rehn, C. Richardson, C. Samuel, T. Saylor, S. Shambach, C. Sharpe, H. Shively, B. Smith, M. Spracklin, B. Spudis, M. Stewart, S. Stocks, J. Weber, K. Winkler, S. Wolny. Human Relations Committee; First Row: A. Kennedy, J. Bovender, V. Barefoot, B. Reed, T. Buckner, B. Paige; Second Row: Gy ieanew View Eellineers eas Kotchensae Ds Wood, C. Kent, V. Cockrum. French Club Human Relations 176 I Christmas Program ica oy Musi ny Students E 5 é p i Ripe } i felts 4a eT £ fi After School Practicing Improves Boots, Majors yr ES Snow Causes Students To Miss A Week Juniors Enjoy Trek To Gym Classes en HL A = 5s ) =i Noe en © - = S 2 = Sw Ns , VY am ae aS} =| Denise Meeks, a senior, is the chief of the Color Guard. She sponsored Luther Jones. Homecoming Queens 186 Football Players Choose Queens For Ceremony Friday the 13th is supposed to be unlucky, but not this one in October. Denise Meeks and Susie Hicks were crowned at the Homecoming game. Chosen by the football team from the Homecoming court, these girls were all smiles. Senior Susie Hicks is a cheerleader at RJR. She sponsored Jay Sanderford. 187 Homecoming Queens When Roy Thompson of the Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel spoke at the school, students and teachers dis- cussed him for days after- ward. Being an alumnus of RJR made him even more interesting and enjoyable. Roy Thompson 188 Visitors Brighten School Students were given a pleasant turn in their day when the Army Band per- formed. The band played some in- Vigorating songs that set some students dancing in_ the aisles, especially when one of the men sang “Spinning Wheel” and ‘‘Make It With You”. aa we, eee 2 189 Army Band - haan nae ey , thes a BaP a ah een w yt CS. Shey ‘ , fee : Sat | cS AR Se oS a tails x Sahay Ate a Ie bea accnepts anata bee, Bs ay ay ce Sh a ‘ Woke SNS Karns siete aia e ee ‘ Lae? OS i enh SPSS or y pha tating Gi BE hy nd PORT, Sh ge abe Lays , 8 wan i “da 0) 2? Sabet yay +e RaieoeS OT Shaw yas Qty ae ¢ F i ssa tet oF thas et ey angh 2 aes M 7 oe Ae S 4 ad Phe NRAISAPN a oes ale Ly ‘hi } ay! PB i pap sy te eg me Na ade Me BR PER OM : a a Td if. , . Above: Varsity Football Team; First Row: V. Thompson, E. Jones, L. Cartwright, D. Miller, M. Young, R. Weir, D. Insch, D. Pleasants, H. Odom, L. Wilmoth, T. Sullivan, T. Jackson, L. Jones; Second Row: M. Thompson, R. Harrington, M. Wagoner, K. Ganzert, B. McGee, R. Sand- ers, D. Steadman, G. Tribble, H. Simon, R. Basto, R. McAdams, J. Miller, L. Scales, S. Crews; Third Row: D. Williams, T. Ray, D. Hart, D. Schuett, J. Johnson, D. Haymes, R. Burr, D. Michal, F. Thomas, S. Davis, S. Batchelor, D. Flow, R. Ijames; Fourth Row: R. Atwater, J. Sanderford, D. Shouse, D. Pounds, J. Tribble, V. Vreeland, J. Drew. Right: Tri-Captains: Terry Jackson, Sammy Davis, and David Michal. Football 192 RJR Completes Season With 8-2 Record Playing home games at West Forsyth and Bowman Gray Stadium, the 1972 Demons carried on RJR’s winning tradition. With fourteen lettermen returning, Coach Bryson had much talent to produce a successful team. The only losses were to North Forsyth and Greensboro Grimsley. Reynolds finished the Central 4-A, District 6 race in second place. Reynolds’ representatives on the Journal and Sentinel All-Conference Team were: Lee Cartwright, Doug Haymes, David Michal, David Miller, Lonnie Scales, and Frankie Thomas. 193 Football Senior Members Deserve Recognition Richard Atwater Scott Batchelor Lee Cartwright Sammy Davis Don Flow Kent Ganzert Richard Harrington David Hart Doug Haymes Ricky Ijames Doug Insch Terry Jackson Jimmy Johnson Everette Jones Luther Jones Football 194 David Michal David Miller John Miller Drew Pleasants Danny Pounds Jay Sanderford Lonnie Scales Doug Shouse Left: Coach Doug Crater signals plan to forces on field. Above: Demons make decisions for next offen- sive play. 195 Football Six Men On All-Conference Team Henry Simon Tom Sullivan Frankie Thomas Mack Thompson Vernon Thompson Joe Tribble Moe Wagoner Robbie Weir Lee Wilmoth Michael Young Football 196 Reynolds Opponent 15 High Point Andrews ...0O West Forsyth . 6 High Point Central Zi North Forsyth Burlington Williams Parkland Charlotte Garringer Greensboro Grimsley Burlington Cummings East Forsyth 197 Football 14 Lettermen Return To Demon Squad At Reynolds’ football banquet, awards were given to the outstanding members of the varsity team. The Most Valuable Player Award was given to David Miller. Chosen as the Most Outstanding Lineman was Lee Cartwright. Don Flow and Luther Jones were named Best Offensive Players. Best Defensive honors went to Richard Atwater and David Michal. Football 198 we AS a: z ‘ an Above: Junior Football Players; First Row: D. Williams, T. Ray, G. Tribble, H. Odom, D. Steadman, V. Vreeland; Second Row: B. McGee, D. Schuett, R. Sanders, R. Basto, R. McAdams; Third Row: J. Drew, R. Burr, S. Crews. 199 Football Basketball 200 Reynolds Cagers Triumph Easily Led by Sam Kennedy, Trippy Gentry, Martin Patrick, and Sam Campbell, the Demons carry on the Reynolds winning tradition. Other outstanding players who have contributed to the team’s wins are Fernandez Griffin, Bernard Roseboro, Larry Joe, Fred Jackson, Joe Ellison, John Turner, Lonnie Scales, Willie Dixon, Robert Chiles, and Greg Hutchison. With excellent coaching by Otis Hawkins and John Hutchins, the players have reached their highest potential. Left: Asheville team watches as Martin Patrick fights for much needed rebound. Above: Trippy Gentry shoots for two points as opposition looks on with awe. 201 Basketball Willie Dixon Trippy Gentry Larry Joe Robert Patterson Bernard Roseboro Johnny Turner Basketball 202 RJR Boys Put Spirit, Work In Winning Efforts Coach Hawkins’ Demons captured the District 6 4-A conference championship with a decided victory over North Forsyth. Sam Kennedy also reached a milestone of his two year career in the North game. By scoring 1000 points, Sam has accomplished something no other Winston-Salem player in history has done. Far left: Sam Campbell shoots amidst many Titans. Top: Coach Hutchins gives pointers on defense to Demon players. Left: Demon “‘superstar’”’, Sam Kennedy, waits for pass. Above: Players from West tangle with RJR’s men for a rebound. 203 Basketball Fernandez Griffin Greg Hutchison Sam Kennedy Lonnie Scales GEE EBS ee Mieiiippyjp First Row: E. Lounsbury, S. Gaston, D. Nicholson, R. Basto, B. Buey; Second Row: B. Smith, J. Commodore, |M. Gaither, P. Shehan, B. Landreth, S. Yancey, Coach Habegger. Basketball 204 Reynolds Demons Score Big With Victories Over Dudley And West With two of the finest players in Forsyth County, Sam Kennedy and Sam Campbell, Reynolds enjoyed the feeling of victory many times. With these two combined with the other fine Demon players, RJR was rated high in the Northwest North Carolina poll. Gaining many new faces from other schools, Coach Hawkins and Hutchins were blessed with much talent to produce a fine ball club. First Row: T. Gentry, F. Griffin, R. Chiles, R. Patterson; Second Row: S. Campbell, G. Hutchinson, M. Patrick, J. Turner, W. Dixon, S. Kennedy, B. Roseboro, L. Scales. ) 205 Basketball Coach Hawkins Predicts Winning Season While Basketball Team Gets Into Shape Though many games came down to the wire, the Demon ‘‘cool” helped RJR to obtain many victories. With close games against West, North, and East, the final minutes were often filled with excitement. With Reynolds’ enthusiastic fans to egg them on, the 1972-73 basketball team had a satisfying season. Basketball 206 ae Left: Sam Kennedy draws foul; completes three point play. Top: Willie Dixon shoots for more points to add to the Demons’ score. Above: Lonnie Scales puts it in for the Demon fans. 207 Basketball Track Men Exert Energies to Win Former Wake Forest football star Ed Stetz leads cindermen through another victorious season. With returning members from last year’s team and talented juniors, RJR trackmen bring victory to the Demons. Track Team; First row: J. Drew, R. McAdams, M. Glymph, E. Jones, L. Jones, T. Sullivan; Sec- ond row: L. Folwell, R. Sanders, L. Poe, J. Olsen, S. Shaw, T. Tise, R. Roberts; Third row: J. Hollett, K. Wagstaff, T. Sullivan, M. Levy, M. Lloyd, R. Lewis, T. Hutcherson, D. Insch; Fourth row: S. Jeffords, Mr. Stetz. Track 208 Tennis Team; First row: C. Allen, M. Barnhill, J. Johnson, E. Calhoun, D. Parris, T. Davis, B. Vaughn, D. Wright, R. Wall, Coach Taylor; Sec- ond row: M. Christopher, C. Smith, D. Han- cock, C. Cagle, B. Phipps, J. Hauser, R. Clein. RJR Netters Use Skill To Beat Foe Coach Taylor’s tennis players work hard for victory. Let, deuce, add-in, add-out, back, and wide may often be heard at Hanes Park, home of the Demons. 209 Tennis With leftovers from last year’s team and newcomers from the high schools, RJR grapplers were in fine shape. With good RJR Wrestling Team Captures (orm vatectonencgeins building muscles took up much of the Victories With Pins, DECISIONS _ wresticrs time. WRESTLERS: First row: J. Ward, B. Shirley, M. Hamilton, D. Warne, W. Dunovant, R. Sand- ers, H. Simon; Second row: S. Batchelor, D. Cashion, D. Insch, D. Michal, F. Thomas, H. Odom. Wrestling 210 Coach Omdahl’s Distance Runners Overtake Wins Harriers may often be seen jogging after hours on busy streets in order to be in shape for future meets. Outstanding runners are: Jim Williams, Drew Warne, Larry Folwell, Tommy Gould, and Larry Poe. Coached by Jon Omdahl, the Cross Country team was one of the finest in Forsyth County. Above: Jim Williams shows his stuff against opposition. Left: Demon cin- dermen line up to bring in another vic- tory. 211 Cross-Country Baseball Team Acclaimed Ist In 4-A Baseball 212 Baseball hopefuls worked for weeks so as not to be cut. Under direction of Coach Cox, the Demons improved their batting, fielding, and throwing. With teamwork and all-out effort to win, the Demons had a successful season. Varsity Baseball Team; First row: Coach Cox, C. Plemmons, B. Grubbs, D. Miller, B. McGee, B. Jones, M. Johnson, K. Elkins, Coach Kessler; Second row: D. Schuett, M. Patrick, M. Wagoner, M. Rickard, S. Batchelor, J. Buice, C. Hager, B. Gabriel, J. Warner, V. Vreeland, B. Ellis, M. Marion, T. Frazier. 213 Baseball Golf Club Tees For Another Green Under Co 5 aw vO Tepe Bp 2 o at 5) ach Bryson’s leadership, the golf team worked hard. Returning lettermen should spark this year Hoping to lower handicaps practiced diligently. M. Chapple, Parham, M. J B. Schultz, C. Lin- Jonges, H. Cox, B. Marrow. Right: Mike Jonges 2 First row: M. Masich, S. Below: Golf Team; Vessesl, R. Luter, T. Gentry, Second row: B. Lambeth genfelser, R. Harper; R. Alspaugh, exhibits his golf swing. cote seeeeassnensaeeseere st! Sesaaseesee® 214 Golf Left: Swimmers; First row: Mr. Stetz, S. Lawrence, J. Hanes, D. Edwards, N. Vestal; Sec- ond row: R. Marshall, B. Arzonico, C. Cashwell, D. Moser. Lower left: Swim team member shows excellent form in his dive. Below: David Moser, member of swim team, pauses for a breath. Returning Members Add Zest To Team With fine coaching by Jim Richardson, the 1973 swim team had a successful season. Co-Captains, Bobby Arzonico and Neal Vestal, led the Demon swimmers. Through practice at the Red Shield Boys’ Club, the team improved in every event. 215 Swimming Fighting Home Strikes Back Only one letterman, Mitchell Conner, returned from last year’s Children’s i Home team. The Fighting Methodist worked hard for victory, but often left the gym filled with disappointment. The team practiced hard for hours to attain their goal. With effort and determination, the CH Basketball team fought for victory. Upper right: Joel Cofer fights with op- ponent for much needed rebound. Lower right: Mitchell Conner exhibits his shooting style. Below: Home player, Gary Corum, tries to boost Fighting Methodists’ score. CH Basketball 216 Unlimited CHS Spirit Expands Children’s Home Cheerleaders add pep and spirit to games. Cheering the Fighting Methodist on to victory is the goal of these girls. With long practices after school the girls perfect their cheeering and jumping skills. Left to right: Children Home Cheerleaders: G. Albright, L. Bolick, S. Caldwell, B. Wicker, L. Wicker, W. Elliot, K. McMillan 217 CH Cheerleaders CH Girls Basketball Girl’s Speedball team was coached by Mrs. Linda Zink. Leading players were te � ) ; Lynn Scales, Happy Erickson, Julie Coach Zink Ss Speed ball Girls Chinlund, Katherine Sink and Lee Johnson. The girls competed with other Complete Victorious Season 4-A teams for a winning season. Girls of speedball team practice their various methods of kicking. Speedball members fight for possession of the ball. Girls’ Speedball 218 Fast Passing, Fine Shots Keep Fans Pulling For Girls With fine coaching by Miss Pixie Glaze, the Girls’ Varsity Basketball team had a successful season. Some fine players were: Lee Johnson, Janine Roberts, Happy Erickson, and Kathy Mayberry. Playing against other 4-A teams, the girls filled their time with practice of layups, passing drills, and free throw sh ooting. Playing in the 4-A tournament at North was one of the highlights of the 72-73 season. Girls Basketball Team; First row: S. Williams, L. Nystrom; Second row: P. Millar, L. Johnson, W. Brown, K. Mayberry, D. Smith, S. Varner; Third row: E. Sawyer, V. Howard, J. Chinlund, S. Pooley, H. Erickson, J. Roberts, K. Sink. 219 Girls’ Basketball Volleyball 220 Girls Volleyball Team Wins Big Girls’ volleyball team strives for success. Coach Pixie Glaze helps girls to improve skills. Spiking, serving, rotating fills girls’ time. Girls’ Volleyball; First row: K. Mayberry, L. Nystrom, S. Williams, C. Seeber, L. Scales; Second row: K. Ed- wards, H. Erickson, E. Sawyer, J. Rob- erts, J. Chinlund, K. Sink, Coach Glaze. JR. Girls Show Talent In Tennis The girls’ tennis team coached by Mrs. Zink, practiced hard to gain victory. Challenging other members of the team to place higher in the individual standings required much stamina. Upper left: Linda Greiss stretches to gain the ad- vantage. Left: Varsity tennis player, Cheryl Seeber shows her style with a slam. 221 Girls’ Tennis Practice Prepares Girls For Wins Combining efforts with new juniors, the veterans of the softball team put forth energy to have a good season. Coach Pixie Glaze helped the girls to prepare for conference games. Upper right: Diane Durant prac- tices catching for girls’ softball team. Upper left: Demon tries for another home run. Right: Happy Erickson and Janine Roberts practice their out-fielding. Softball 222 eS Son ged 28 oe OM sate ts High IQ Team Defends Title With flags streaming out overhead, the Color Guard moves into formations at halftime. This year’s Hi-IQ team found it hard to live up to the standards set by last year’s championship team. Coached by Richard Mock, the team was well prepared to appear on CBS television. Upper left: Hi IQ Team; B. Neel, J. Markeshewski, D. Pistole, R. Fentress, captain, E. Bruce. Upper right: Richard Mock coaches the Hi IQ team. Left: Color Guard; D. Means, L. McK- night, T. Jackson, D. Meeks, chief. 223 Color Guard High IQ i | Mr. Robert Deaton, principal y sees Qeoewee gee ggneedis? eee enent eeerneeeserert |: SKESEES aces ® awe wena poe e? w ati rages VU wen we CTHOTIN Oe ;g eran. ot oS She a ee em BE: Mr. James Wilhelm, asst. principal Mrs. Mae McCuen, secretary Faculty 226 Deaton, Bryant, And Wilhelm Help RJR Mr. Deaton signs college applications. . . Heads faculty meetings. . . Works diligently for a better school. . . Mr. Bryant and Mr. Wilhelm discipline. . . Help faculty-student relations. . . Mrs. Hart and Mrs. McCuen keep office. . Take care of excuses and sign-outs. . . Mr. William Bryant, asst. principal Mrs. Mary Hart, secretary 227 Faculty Helping Students Is Their Business Guidance counselors: Plan working careers for seniors . Write recommendations. . . Register students . Help students with problems. . . Find catalogues for students . Provide college information. . . Set up appointments for students... Work with SAT’s. . . Befriend students . Aid in scholarship tests . 1 - Mrs. Shirley Dunlap 6 - Mrs. Frances Dancy 2 - Mrs. Adele Burney 7 - Mrs. Ann Woodward 3 - Mr. Richard Mock 8 - Mr. William Bingham 4-Mrs. Yvonne Baron 9 - Miss Jean Binkley 5 - Miss Margaret Benbow 10 - Mrs. Patricia Britt Faculty 228 ja i if 1 i = 229 Faculty Semester English Courses Involve Varied Interests New courses intrigue students. . . Macbeth gives headaches. . . A.P. offered to excelling pupils. . . Journalism produces paper, annual. . . Creative writing gives free rein. . . Courses prepare students for college. . . Faculty 230 AMRWNe - Mrs. Nell Britton - Mr. Herman Bryson Miss Mataline Collette Mrs. Mary Compton Mr. Doug Crater Mrs. Eloise Curlee — Ne OOON Mrs. Billie Diamond Mrs. Janie Donaldson Mr. Jack Driver Mr. Graydon Eggers Miss Patricia Ellis Miss Joan Elliston 231 Faculty 1 - Mrs. Wilma Epps 7 - Mrs. Evelyn Garrison 2 - Mr. Charles Ferree 8 - Mrs. Arlean Gill 3 - Mrs. Clara Fitzhugh 9 - Mr. Richard Habegger 4 - Mrs. Hazel Flack 10 - Miss Gwendolyn Hairston | 5 - Mrs. Mary Fleming 11 - Mrs. Hope Harman | 6 - Mr. John Fox $s Faculty 232 Teachers Leave At 3:17 Before X-mas Holidays French, Latin, German, Spanish spoken. . . Language lab aids students. . . Study country’s background. . . Clubs formed to enlighten students. . . Students take chemistry, biology. . . Formaldehyde smells drift from rooms. . . Physics involves students. . . 233 Faculty 1 - Mr. Otis Hawkins 6 - Mr. Gene Kessler 2- Mrs. Aileen Hepler 7 - Mrs. Jane Lipkin 3 - Miss Jane Hill 8 - Mrs. Erline Martin 4 - Miss Barbara Hinnant 9 - Mrs. Mary Martin 5 - Mr. John Hutchins 10 - Miss Elizabeth McMillan et eeetest et rb haat ; eee eget : : eee Oe ce ge! 4 ; ee aaa as ’ Riaeere tena - bles ott $ cae pe eS : $ ® er? % as ae” aa eves ae “ ae es? ys a. ee ee ae See = _ . ett Se oo on) Faculty 234 Gene Kessler Is Friend And Adviser To Students History classes involve juniors. . . Ecology interests students. . . Students study problems of today. . . Gym includes trampoline. . . Boys play basketball and volleyball. . . RR Wes MESY Y 235 Faculty Many Teachers Are Club Advisers Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry offered . . Equations and formulas confuse students. . Industrial Arts sponsor Toy Drive... Home Economics get new sewing machines . Good smells come from room 108... Faculty 236 Mrs. Daphne Robinson ' - Mrs. Laura Muellar 11 1 - Mrs. Katherine Meroney 7 - Mr. Mike Parrish 2 - Mrs. Hazel Mitchell 8 - Mrs. Marjorie Prim 3 - Mr. Charles Morrison 9 - Mrs. Mildred Rash 4 - Mrs. Lucinda Moser 10 - Mrs. Joann Raulerson 5 6 - Mrs. Lillian Nordenholtz 12 - Mr. Clarence Sawyer | ey) ee | he a Li messes aga ed 237 Faculty 1 - Mr. Earl Setzer 2 - Mrs. Sandra Schroeder 3 - Miss Janis Shelton 4- Mr. R.E. Shumaker 5 - Mrs. Elizabeth Sink 6 - Mrs. Ann Smith Faculty 238 7 - Mr. Robert Smith 8 - Mrs. Valjean Smith 9 - Mr. Guy Spear 10 - Mrs. Joann Spees 11 - Mrs. Marjorie Stephenson 12 - Mrs. Louise Still ij; Remsen P “wh ¥ Pia sani tna NL teat ee j Faculty Meetings Inform, Advise, Bore Typists start FBLA. . . Others take shorthand. . . Adding machines click. . . Art students show talent. . . Band plays with zest. . . Chorus sings at assembly. . . 239 Faculty Faculty Members Relax In Lounges tees is @ oA Mr. Clark Taylor Mr. Jack Tesh Miss Martha Tomlinson Mrs. Hortensia Villalon Mr. Roby Walls Mr. Harry Wilson Mrs. Linda Zink NNAMRWN— ' Faculty 240 Teachers Work Hard For Degrees Baron, Mrs. Yvonne L.: Librarian: B.S.: Li- brary Club sponsor. Benbow, Miss Margaret B.: Social Studies: A.B., M.A.T.: Student Council co-sponsor. Binkley, Miss Jean: Latin 1,4, English: B.A.: Cheerleaders sponsor. Bowman, Janice: Home Economics: B.S. Britt, Mrs. Patricia P.: Human Anatomy, Gener- al Math, Ecology: B.A., M.A.T. Britton, Mrs. Nellie D.: English, Drama: B.S.: Thespians, Drama Club sponsor. Bryant, Mr. William: Assistant Principal: B.A., M.A.: Bus Drivers sponsor. Bryson, Mr. Herman W.: Physical Education: B.S., M.A.: Athletic Director; Football and Golf coach. Burney, Mrs. Adele M.: Guidance Counselor: B.S., M.S. Collette, Miss Mataline: Chemistry: B.A., M.Ed. Compton, Mrs. Mary B.: Algebra 2,3: B.S.: Jr. Class sponsor. Crater, Mr. M. Douglas: Physical Education: B.S., M.A.: Boys Monogram sponsor, Football, Wrestling, and Weight Training coach. Curlee, Mrs. Eloise V.: Latin 2,3: A.B., M.A. National Honor Society, Latin Club sponsor. Deaton, Mr. Robert D.: Principal: B.S., M.A. Diamond, Mrs. Billie E.: Anchor Club sponsor. Geometry: BS.: Donaldson, Mrs. Janie C.: French 1,2,3, Career English: A.B.: House of Representatives spon- sor. Dunlap, Mrs. Shirley W.: Guidance Counselor: B.S. Eggers, Mr. Graydon P.: Band, Music Appreci- ation: Marching and Stage Band sponsor. Ellis, Miss Patricia Lynn: Humanities, U.S. His- tory: B.S.: Dancing Boots sponsor. Elliston, Miss Joan Louise: French 3,4,5: B.A., M.A.T.: French Club, French National Honor Society sponsor. Epps, Mrs. Wilma V.: English: B.A. Ferree, Mr. Charles B.: Advanced Placement Math, Mathematics 5: B.S., M.A.T.: Leos, Math Club sponsor. FitzHugh, Mrs. Clara H.: Bookkeeping, Business Law, Business Psychology: B.S. M.Ed. Flack, Mrs. Hazel: A.P. U.S. History, Seminar in American Studies: B.A.: Student Council sponsor. Fleming Mrs. Mary M.: Advanced Placement Biology, Biology 2, Ecology: B.A. Fox, Mr. John B.: Art 2,3,4; A.B., M.F.A. Garrison, Mrs. Evelyn: English Literature Sur- vey: A.B., M.Ed.: Debate Club, National Forensic League, Masque and Gavel sponsor. Gill, Mrs. Arlean D.: Bookkeeping, Typing: Future Business Leaders sponsor. Habegger, Mr. Richard W.: Social Studies: B.A.: Senior Service Club sponsor, Football, Basketball, Track coach. Hairston, Miss Gwendolyn E.: English: B.A., M.A. Hart, Mrs. Mary C.: Secretary. Hawkins, Mr. Otis W.: Minorities, U.S. History: B.S., M.S.: Basketball coach. Hepler, Mrs. Aileen W.: German: A.B., M.A.: German Club sponsor. Hicks, Mrs. Sandra: Art 1,2: B.S. Hill, Miss Jane Wynette: English: B.S.,_ Sr. Girls Service Club sponsor. Hinnant, Miss Barbara Ann: Home Economics: B.S.: Home Economics Club, Dancing Boots sponsor. Hutchins; Mr. John E.: 11.C-1.; B.S.; Club sponsor, Basketball coach. V.I.C.A. Lipkin, Carole R.: Physics: B.S.: Chess Club. Long, Mrs. Norma M.: Library Aide. Martin, Mrs. Constance T.: Biology, Ecology: B.S. Martin, Mrs. Erline H.: Advanced Placement English, Shakespeare: A.B.: Society sponsor. National Honor Martin, Mrs. Mary S.: Family Living, Child Development: B.S.: Serviteers sponsor. Matternes, James R.: I.C.T., Consumer Math: B.S. McCuen, Mrs. Mae P.: Office Secretary. McMillan, Miss Elizabeth: English, Journalism: B.A.: Pine Whispers, Black and Gold, Quill and Scroll sponsor. Meroney, Mrs. Katharine B.: Social Studies: A.B., M.S.: Human Relations Committee spon- sor. Mitchell, Mrs. Hazel M.: Typing, Shorthand: B.A., M.Ed. Mock, Mr. Richard: Guidance Counselor: B.A., M.Ed.: High IQ Team sponsor. Morrison, Mr. Chares E.: Spanish 1,2: B.S. Moser, Mrs. Lucinda D.: Advanced Algebra, Algebra 2: A.B. Mueller, Mrs. Laura H.: English Literature Survey, Advanced Composition: B.S. Nginyo, Lessie L.: Algebra 1,2: B.S. Nordenholz, Mrs. Lillian A.: Spanish 2,3: B.A.: Spanish Club sponsor. Parrish, Mr. C. Michael: Social Stu dies: A.B.: Junior Civitan sponsor. Prim, Mrs. Marjorie H.: Humanities, U.S. His- tory: B.A., M.A. Rash, Mrs. Mildred B.: Algebra 3, Advanced Algebra: B.S.: Junior Class sponsor. Raulerson, Mrs. JoAnn B.: A.P. European His- tory, Humanities: B.A.: Majorettes, Bible Study Group sponsor. Robinson, Mrs. Daphne: Cooperative Office Oc- cupations, Typing 1, General Math: Future Busi- ness Leaders sponsor. Sawyer, Mrs. Clarence I.: Distributive Education: B.S., M.S.: DECA sponsor. Schroeder, Mrs. Sandra B.: Distributive Edu- cation, Fashion Merchandising: B.S.: DECA sponsor. Setzer, Earl C.:: TS IMIS Chemistry, Physical Science: Shelton, Miss Janis Elaine: American Literature Survey, Creative Writing: B.A.: Scribblers, Red Cross sponsor. Sink, Mrs. Elizabeth B.: Media Coordinator: B.A., M.A.: Library Club sponsor. Smith, Anne: Algebra 2, Chemistry: A.B. Smith, Mr. Robert A.: Chorus, Music Theory: B.A., M.A. Smith, Mrs. Valjeanne S.: Typing, Shorthand: B.S.: Ebony Society sponsor. Spear, Mr. Guy E.: English: B.A., M.A.: Hi- Y, Outing Club sponsor. Spees, Mrs. JoAnn: English: B.S., M.S.: Girls Council, Debate Club, Class Day sponsor. Spencer, Mrs. Caroline G.: Algebra 2, Advanced Algebra: B.S. Stephenson, Mrs. Marjorie: Career English, Ad- vanced Composition: B.A. Stetz, Edward F.: American Social Problems, U.S. History: B.A.: Swimming, Track coach. Still, Mrs. Louise G.: Typing, Recordkeeping: A.B. Taylor, Mr. Clark O.: Drafting, Machine Wood- working: B.S.: Tennis, Football coach. Tesh, Mr. Jack, G.2 English; BrA@: Work Room. Tomlinson, Miss Martha Ann: Geometry, Alge- bra 2: B.A.: Pep Board sponsor. Villalon, Mrs. Hortensia S.: Spanish 2,4,5: F.L. Prof., M.A.: Spanish Honor Society sponsor. Walls, Mr. Roby G.: Social Studies: A.B.: Key Club sponsor. Wilhelm, Mr. Jim: Assistant Principal: B.S., M.A. Williams, Mrs. Ann: English: B.S.: Representatives sponsor. House of Wilson, Mr. Harry W.: Chemistry, A.P. Chemis- try: A.B.: Science Club sponsor. Woodward, Mrs. Jane: Guidance Counselor: B.A., M.A. Zink, Mrs. Linda J.: Physical Education: B.S. GAA sponsor, Speedball, Tennis coach. 241 Faculty Directory Reynolds Seniors Combine Efforts - In Candy Selling Adams, Beverly Carol Girl’s Chorus 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Inter-club Council 3; March of Dimes Representative 3; Serviteer Vice-President 3. 55 Adams, Danny Howard Monogram Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Swimming 4. 55 Adams, Debra Louise 55 Africk, Steven Brian Student Council 4; Junior Civitan 3,4; National Forensic League 4; Debate Team 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Tennis 3. 55, 132, 137 Alexander, Donna Lynn Pep Board Council 3; Spanish Club 3,4. 55 Allen, Charles Edward Marching Band 3,4; Ebony Society 4; Office Page 3,4; Guidance 3,4; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Pine Whispers 4; The Forum 4; Basketball 3; Tennis 3,4. 55 Alspaugh, Richard Fowler House of Representa- tives 3; Key Club 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Golf 3,4; Sp, Uw Amick, Kenton Mark Band 3; Latin Club 4; German Club 4; Drama Club 4. 55, 151 Andersen, Kevin Roy Ski Club 3. 55 Andersen, Sarah Lenora Red Cross Club 3. 55 Anthony, Andre Lennard Ebony Society 3,4; Junior Civitan 3; Junior Achievement 3,4; March- ing Band 3,4; Pep Band 3. 55, 142, 153 Arnold, James Everette Chess Club 3,4-Pres.; Math Club 3,4-Vice-Pres.; Latin Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. 55, 130 Arrington, Norman Frank Outing Club 4; Library Club 4. 55 Aslanis Margaret Maria Pep Board 3; Office Page 4; Library Club 4. 55 Atwater, Richard Layfett Football 3,4; Basket- ball 3. 56, 194 Auten, Richard Lambert Masque and Gavel 3,4- Pres.; National Forensic League 3,4; Debate Team 3 ein Club 3,4; Chess Club 4. 56, 131, sys, is ges: Jeff Friedolin Parking Lot Monitor 3,4. Bagby, Elizabeth Louise Serviteers 3; Y-Teens 3; French Club 3; Pep Board 3,4; Latin Club 4; Library Page 4. 56 Bailey, Vernell Lynette Library Club 3; Pep Board 3,4; Band 3,4; Ebony Society 3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4. 56, 128, 142, 148 Baker, Susan Victoria French Club 3,4; French Honor Society 3,4-Pres.; National Honor Society 3,4; Serviteers 3; Math Club 4; Human Relations Committee 3; March of Dimes Representative 3; Scribblers’ Club 3-Sec., 4. 56, 130, 134 Senior Statistics 242 Bambalis, Amelia Irini House of Representatives 4; Chorus 4; French Club 4; Y-Teens 3; Pep Board 3,4; Senior Executive Committee 4. 56 Barber, Clyde Graham French Club 3; Young Life 3; Weight Lifting 3. 56 Barber, Robert Leigh Young Life 3,4. 56 Barefoot, Vicki Marie French National Honor Society 3,4; Scribblers Club 3,4; Serviteers 3-Tres.; Human Relations Committee 3,4; French Club 4; Math Club 4. 56, 168 Barnes, Thomas Marion 56 Bartley, Anita Ebony Society 3,4. 57 Barton, Martha Elizabeth Campus Life 3. 57 Batchelor, Edmond Scott House of Representatives 3,4; Key Club 3,4;! Young Life 3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Wrestling 4; Weightlifting 3,4. 57, 170, 192, 194, 210 Bates, Forest Kim 57 Bazemore, Teresa Ann Pep Board 3,4; Anchor Club 4; Y-Teens 3; Young Life 3,4. 57, 136 Bean, Vernon James Young Life 3,4. 57 Beauchamp, Lani Michelle Drama Club 3; Senior Executive Committee 4. 57, 128 Bedinger, Mary Elizabeth Student Council 3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Pep Board 3,4; Junior Civitan Sweetheart 4; Young Life 3,4; Tennis 3. S28 Belton, Sheree Lynn Debate 3-Pres.; Scribblers Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 4. 57, 130 Bennett, John Johnston 57 Berens, David Bus Driver 3,4. 57, 150 Berry, Anna 57 Bingham, Karen Ann Dancing Boots 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Girls Council 4. 57, 145 Blackburn, William Coy Band 3,4. 57 Bluj, Susan Carol 57 Bodenhamer, Kimberly Ann Pep Board Represen- tative 4; Young Life 3,4. 57 Boles, Maurice Dean Industrial Arts Club 3; VICA Club 4. 57 Bollinger, Deborah Lois Chorus 3; Campus Life 3; Cooperative Home Economics 4. 57 Booker, Dorothy Anne Y-Teens 3; Pep Board 3,4; Art Club 3; French Club 4; Young Life 4. ily aks Borthwick, Mary Robinson International Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4- Tres.; German Club 4; Spanish National Honor Society 4; Guidance Office Page 4. 58, 130 Boucher, Sandra Lou Junior Executive Committee 3h SGSCe 3435 Watins Clubss4:) bepm Board sso. 58, 142 Boucher, Shanna Beth SGSC 3,4-Vice Pres.; pues 3,4; Pep Board 3; Spanish Club 3,4. 58, 14 Bovender, Alice Jane Spanish Club 3; FHA 4; Pep Board 3; Human Relations Committee 4; International Club 3; Hall Monitor 3. 58 Bowen, Pamela Jean Spanish Club 3; Gym Leader 3; Speedball 4. 58 Boykin, Wanda A’Letha House of Representatives 3; Senior Executive Committee 4; Ebo ny Society 3,4; Pep Board 3; Spanish Club 3; Guidance Page 4; Human Relations 3. 58, 128 Bradford, Donna House of Representatives 4; Art Club 3,4. 58 Brake, Mary Alice Library Club 3; German Club 3,4. 58 Breda, Patricia Ann Majorettes 3,4; Anchor Club 3,4-Board of Directors. 58, 138 Brenegar, Frances Belo Pep Board 3,4. 58, 136 Brewer, Sherran Irene 58 Bridges, Rick Youth Council 3,4. 58, 169 Brooks, Carol Elizabeth Gym Leader 3; Young Life 3. 58 Brown, Gertrude House of Representatives 3; Human Relations 3,4; Library Club 3; Latin Club 3; Ebony Society 3,4-Sec.; Guidance Page ASS Brown, Jeff Lee Baseball 3. 58 Brown, Jeffrey Stephen Parking Lot Monitor 4; Latin Club 3; Cross Country 3,4; Track 3. 58 Brown, Lou Carol Math Club 3,4-Pres.; Chess Club 4; Scribblers 4; Human Relations 3,4; French Club 3,4; French National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Young Life 4; Interclub Council 4; German Club 4. 58, 130, 134 Brown, Paula Lee Pep Board 3; DECA 4; Pine Whispers 4. 58, 153 Brown, Sallie Elizabeth Chorus 3,4; Library Club 30. Campus Lite mds SeivitecrSms OS Brown, Steve Phillip Junior Civitan 3,4; Campus Life 3,4; German Club 3,4. 59 Brown, Suzanne Louise Y-Teens 3,4-Vice Pres.; SGSC 3,4. 59, 142 Brown, Wynne Renee Elizabeth House of Repre- sentatives 3,4; Pep Board 3; Ebony Society 4; Library Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Basketball 3,4; Softball 3,4; GAA 4. 59, 169 Bruce, George Edward Junior Civitan 3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4; High IQ Team 4. 59, 130, 142 Bruce, Lesa Lynn Spanish Club 3; Pep Board 4; Y-Teens 4. 59 Brunson, Frances Elizabeth Girls Council 4; Young Life 3,4; Office Page 4. 59 Bryant, Janie Anita Gym Leader 3,4. 59 Buckner, Teresa Diane Pep Board 3; Human Relations 4; Young Life 4. 59 Buice, Charles James Junior Civitan 3,4-Vice Pres.; Spanish Club 3; Young Life 4; Senior Executive Committee 4; Baseball 4. 59 Bullard, Faye House of Representatives 4; Pep Board 3,4. Bumgardner, Jane Leigh Young Life 3,4; Pep Board 3. 59 Burchette, Cathy Ann Pep Board 4; Y-Teens 4; Latin Club 4; Outing Club 4. 59 Burchette, Patricia Leigh Spanish Club 3,4; In- dustrial Arts Club 3-4-Pres. 59 Burrell, Herbert Lee .59 Burris, Lavender Demery VICA 4; Ebony Society 4; Basketball Manager 3. 60 Butler, Cathy Susan 60 Butt, Bruce Henry Senior Service Club 3,4; Young Life 3,4. 60 Byrd, Carrie Jane Senior Executive Committee 4; Pep Board 4; VICA 4; Campus Life 4. 60, 128 Byrd, Laura Irene Junior Executive Committee 3; Young Life 3,4; Pep Board 3,4; German Club ae Anchor Club 3-4-Board of Directors. 60, Cain, Marilyn Lee House of Representatives 4; Dancing Boots 3,4; Pine Whispers 3. 60, 145 Callahan, Nancy Lee 60 Campbell, Mary Gill Mountaineering Club 3; pest Club 4; Spanish National Honor Society 4, Campbell, William Duncan Junior Civitan 4; Baseball 3. 60 Cel Toni Lynn Girls Council 3,4; Pep Board Carson, Deb Diane Ebony Society 3,4; Pep Board 4; Junior Achievement 3; Tennis 4. 60 Carson, Eric Bernard VICA 3,4. 60 Carter, Denise Mae 60 Carter, Julia Louise Young Life 3. 60 Carter, William Randall 61 Cartwright, Lee West Hi-Y 3,4; Monogram Club soy peopel) 3,4; Weight Lifting 3,4. 61, 141, , 19 Cashion, John David House of Representatives 3,4; Junior Civitan 3,4; German Club 3,4; Young Bee Wrestling Team 3,4; Golf Team 3,4. 6 0 Caudill, Robert Talmadge DECA 3,4. 61, 153 Chambers, Nancy Lynn House of Representatives 4; Pep Board 3; Anchor Club 3-Vice Pres., 4- Pres.; Interclub Council 4. 61 Chapple, Michael Charles Junior Civitan 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Golf 3,4. 61 Cheek, Alan Douglas Senior Service Club 3,4. 61 Cheshire, Richard Alan Chess Club-Team 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4-Sec.; Library Club 4; Junior Achievement 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4-Pres. 61, 130, 134, 142, 169 Choquette, Anne Victoria Pep Board 3; Anchor Club 3,4; Young Life 3; Junior Executive Com- mittee 3; Senior Executive Committee 4. 61 Church, Donna Raye Varsity Cheerleader 4; GAA 3; Young Life 4; Pep Board 3,4; Chorus 4; Anchor Club 4; Office Page 4. 61 Clapp, Alice Carol Chorus 3,4; Latin Club 4; Serviteers 3; Campus Life 3. 61 Clark, Bonnie Dawn Student Council 3; German Club 4. 61 Clark, David Matthew Junior Civitan 4; Junior Achievement 3; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 4. 61 eae Vivian Dorothy Ann Future Homemakers 45 6 Clarkson, Thomas Boston Chess Club-Team 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Outing Club 4. German Club 3. 61 Clayton, Cynthia Bernice Spanish Club 3; Inter- national Club 3; Future Homemakers 4; Anchor Club 3,4-Sec. 61 Cochran, Mark Clinton Band 3; Chorus 3. 61 Cockrum, Vickie Diane Girls Council 3,4; French Club 3; Human Relations 4Sec.; Young Life 3,4; Guidance Office Page 4; Office Page 3; ee Board 3,4; Senior Executive Committee 4. ii28 Coe, Roxie Ann Library Club 3,4. 61, 169 Cofer, Sharman Leigh German Club 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Children’s Home Monogram Club 3; Children’s Home Basketball 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Softball 3545. 61,5 217 Cole, David Allen Spanish Club 3; Cross Country 3 Cole, Gloria Thesesa 62 Coleman, Frederick Watson Spanish Club 4. 62 Coleman, Ricky Dennard Chorus 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Ebony Society 4; Track 3. 62 Compton, Keith Alan Spanish Club 4; Track 3. 62 Conner, Mitchell Wayne Children’s Home Basket- Dalliga-4 O22 LO Conrad, Melinda Susan GAA 3,4; French Club 3; Volleyball 3. 62 Conrad, Willette Lucille Pep Board 4; Ebony Society 4. 62 Cook, Christina Ann Band 3,4; Latin Club 4; Young Life 3,4. 62 Cottrell, Richard Carlton Spanish Club 3,4; Jr. Class Executive Committee 3. 62 Covington, Elizabeth McAdams Student Advisory Committee 4; Anchor Club 3,4-Tres.; Young Life 3,4; Pep Board 3,4. 62 Covington, Jerilene Ebony Society 4. 62 Cox, Gregory Alan Junior Civitan 4. 62 Cox, Katherine Dean SGSC 3,4; French Club 3. 62, 142 Cranfill, Gordon Delmont Junior Civitan 3,4; Parking Lot Monitor 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Young Life 3,4; Football 3, Weightlifting 3. 62 Crater, Vicki Ann House of Representatives 3; Youth Council 3; Young Life 4. 62 Crater, Wilburn Ziglar Spanish Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 4; Junior Achievement 3. 62 Creakman, Mike Nelson Junior Achievement 3,4. 62, 142 Creson, Thomas Gaither Hi-Y 3,4; VICA 3,4. 62, 140 Crosby, Priscilla Ann Spanish Club 3,4. 62 Crosby, Terry Jane House of Representatives 4; International Club 3; French Club 3; Pep Board 3,4; Y-Teens 3; Office Page 4; Young Life 3,4. 62 Crossman, Nikki Kay French Club 3; French Honor Society 3,4; Pep Board 3,4; Young Life 4 63,9134 Crowell, Marion Jane Band 3; Color Guard 3. Dalton, David Markham Student Council 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Student Advisory Comm. 3; Senior Executive Committee 4. 63 Dalton, James Calvin 63, 170 Dark, Garry Caldwell Band 3,4. 63, 148 Davis, Cameron Dancing Boots 3; Girls Council 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Young Life 3,4; Senior Executive Committee 4. 63, 128 Davis, Daniel Eugene Spanish Club 4; Future Business Leaders 4. 63 Davis, Janice Delaine VICA 3,4. 63 Davis, Julia Walker Dancing Boots 3,4; Girls Council 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 4; French Club 4. 63, 145 Davis, Susan Lynn Young Life 3,4; SGSC 3,4; French Club 3. 63, 142 Davis, Thomas Ebony Society 3; Spanish Club 4; Tennis 3,4. 63, 142 Deal, Elizabeth Kim 63 Dean, Cynthia Ellen Young Life 2,4. 63 Dennison, Jean Ann ICT 4; Young Life 3,4. 64 Denny, Carolyn Yvonne Young Life 3,4; Spanish Club 3. 64 DeVita, Diane Marie Young Life 3,4. 64 Dillon, Rebecca Kay Young Life 3,4; Art Club Sa od: Disher, Barbara Jane Senior Executive Committee 4; French Club 3,4-Vice Pres.; Library Club 3, 4: Math Club 4; Pep Board 3; Art Club 3; Scribblers 3; French Honor Society 4. 64, 134, 169 Dodd, Robert P. 64 Dolan, David Michael 64 Douglas, Deborah Lee French Club 3; Art Club 3; Outing Club 4; Young Life 3,4. 64 Duggins, Steve W. Young Life 3,4; SSC 3,4; Guidance Office Page 4. 64 Dull, Sylvia Jane French Club 3,4; French Honor Society 3,4-Tres.; Serviteers 3; Pep Board 3; Scribblers 3,4-Tres., Latin Club 4; FHA 4. 64, 134 Duncan, Lisa Marcelle Dancing Boots 3; Pep Board 3; Young Life 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Majorettes 3,4-Chief. 64, 138 Dunlap, Margaret Ann Dancing Boots 3,4; Pep Board 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Girls Council 4. 64, 145 Dunn, Kent Douglas German Club 3. 65 Dunn, Mary Alice Spanish Club 3; SGSC 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Pep Board 3. 65 243 Senior Statistics Seniors Direct Publications And Various Clubs Dunovant, Walter McKinley Wrestling 4. 65, 210 Durant, Diane GAA 3,4; Junior Achievement 4; Softball 4; Basketball 4. 65, 142 Easter, Mitchell Blake Youth Council 4. 65 Edwards, Gregory Stuart Junior Achievement 3; DECA 4 ;Spanish Club 3. 65, 153 Edwards, Katherine Florence House of Represen- tatives 3; Junior Executive Committee 3; GAA 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Speedball 3; Basketball 3; Softball 3,4. 65 Ellen, Jeffery Neil Wrestling 3; Soccer 4. 65 Elliott, Debbie Jane 65 Emanuel, Deborah L. Band 3,4; Chorus 3; Spanish Club 3; Library Club 3,4; Junior Achieve- ment 3. 65, 148, 169 Epperson, C. Eugene Band 3; DECA 4. 65 Erickson, Marilyn Clara Y-Teens 3,4-Pres.; GAA 3-Sec.. 4-Tres.; National Honor Society 3,4; Speedball 4; Volleyball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Soft- ball 3,4. 65, 130 Ernst, Janet Lee Senior Executive Committee 4; SGSC 4; Art Club 3; Young Life 3,4; Guidance Office Page 4; Pep Board 3. 65, 128, 142 Everhart, Marcus Stephen Senior Executive Comm. 4; German Club 3,4; Math Club 3; Junior Civitan 4, 65 Fabrizio, Lance Henry 65 Fairchild, Steven Alan VICA 3,4. 65 Farrell, Sandra Anne Pep Board 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Young Life 3,4; Guidance Office Page 4; Serviteers 3. 65, 136 Farrington, David Norman Spanish Club 3; DECA 43 Youngs) Life 3.45 65, 153 Fearrington, Gary Ray DECA 3,4-Pres. 65, 153 Fentress, Robert Rowland Chess Club 3,4-Sec. Tres.; Math Club 3,4; Science Club 3; Scribblers 4; Hi IQ Team 4; Spanish Club 3,4. 65, 130 Ferguson, John Frazer Young Life 3,4. 65 Fischer, Gail Jeanne French Club 3,4. 66 Fix, Andy Cooper Chess Club 3,4-Pres.; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4-Pres.; National Honor Society 3,4; Library Club 4. 66, 130, 134, 169 Fleming, Catherine Elizabeth Drama Club 3,4; French) ‘Club 47. Pep) Board) 3. 66 Fleming, Texie Susan Library Club 4; Debate Club 3-Sec., 4; National Forensic League 4- Tres.; Drama Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4. 66, 132950137 toa 169) Senior Statistics 244 Fletcher, Marilyn Joan GAA 4; Pep Board 4; Speedball 4. 66, 150 Flippin, Grover Louis 66 Flow, Donald Eric House of Representatives 4; Key Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4 Youngs Wife 3-45 b ootballi3:4 an drackens.4. Weight Lifting 3. 66, 192, 194 Flowers, William Marcus 66 Folwell, Lawrence Jackson Monogram Club 3,4; Key Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; ne Club 4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4. Fowler, Debra Ann Pep Board 3. 66 Fox, David Franklin DECA 3,4-Vice Pres. 66, 153 Frazier, Adrian Darell 66 Freeman, Emily Heyward House of Representati- ves 4-Sec.; Library Club 3,4; Latin Club 3; GAA 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Speedball 3. 66, 130, 169 Freeman, Garden Clarkson House of Representati- is 4; Band 3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4-Pres. 5 1K Freund, Mark Cranford Band 3; German Club 3; Bus Drivers 3,4. 66, 150 Friel, Cynthia Ann 66 Fuchs, Donna O’Neil Chorus 3; Spanish Club 3. 66 Fulk, Paula George Art Club 3; Drama Club 4; Pep Board 3; German Club 3,4. 66 Fuller, David Alan German Club 3; Junior Civi- tan 4; Bus Drivers 4. 66, 150 Gabriel, Robert Ray House of Representatives 32) Ire Executives Comme os Schione Executive Comm. 4; Key Club 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Monogram Club 4; Baseball 3,4. 67 Gailes, Katie Ann Ebony Society 3,4-Pres.; Pep Board 4-Asst. Chairman. 67, 136 Gallins, George John Young Life 3,4; Spanish Club 3. 67 Gallins, Harry Key Club 4; Human Relations 3. 67 Gantt, Dorothy Lynn Pep Board 3; German Club 3,4; Dancing Boots 3,4; Office Page 4; Young items :4aeOun 4S Ganzert, Jonathan Kent Monogram Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Track 4. 67, 192, 194 Garland, Mark Douglas 67 Garrett, Nancy C. Cheerleader 4; Girls Council 4; Ebony Society 3,4; Gym Page 4. 67 Gatewood, Alvis Stokes Monogram Club 3,4; Bus Drivers 4; Track 3,4. 67, 150 Gentry, Randall Lance House of Representatives 3; Parking Lot Monitor 3; French Club 3; Youth Council 3,4. 67 Gentry, Trippy Grady House of Representatives 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Junior Exec. Committee 3; Basketball 3,4; Golf 3,4. 67), 202 Georgoulias, Sue Chris Student Council 3; Girls Council 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4-Chief; Junior Board of Directors 3; Interclub Council 4. 67 Gibbs, Debby Margaret Young Life 3,4; Human Relations 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Clubs; 4 SGSCas.4 Gyn 424 Gibson, Dee Ann Pep Board 3,4; FHA 4, 67 Goad, Sandra Kay Y-Teens 3; Senior Exec. Comm. 4; FHA 4-Pres.; Interclub Council 4. 68, 128 Golloway, Nancy Lucile Young Life 3,4. 68 Goodyear, Robert David French Club 3,4; Chorus 4; Library Club 4; Chess Club 3,4. 68 Gordon, Beverly Ann Student Council 3; Young Life 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Office Page 4; Pep Board 3,4. 68 ; Gordon, David Lynwood Hi-Y 3,4. 68, 150 Gordon, Donna Lynne SGSC 3,4; Color Guard 3. 68, 142 Gore, Pamela Lynn Ebony Society 3,4; FHA 4; Drama Club 3; Junior Achievement 4. 68 Gould, Tommy Richard Cross Country 4. 68 Graham, Samuel Lee VICA 3,4. 68 Grandinetti, Eugene Richard 68 Grant, Anna Laura Dancing Boots 3,4; Anchor Club 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4-Pres.; Pep Board 3,4; Interclub Council 4; Pine Whispers 3,4; Black and Gold 3,4. 68, 132, 145 Gray, Martha Anne Y-Teens 3; Art Club 3; Youth Council 4. 68, 169 Gray, Samuel Denard Ebony Society 3; Spanish Club 4; Chorus 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Thespians él OO), ileiil, WSyl Greene, Terry Lynn Anchor Club 4; Young Life 3,4: Office Page 4; Pep Board 4. 69 Greene, Wendy Jean 69 Greiss, Linda Christian GAA 3,4; Art Club 3; Y-Teens 4; Speedball 3,4; Tennis 3,4. 69 Grier, Brenda Joyce Lee FHA 4; FBLA 4-Tres.; Ebony Society 4. 69 Griffin, Fernandez Sevelle Junior Achievement 3; Basketball 3,4. 69 Griffin, William Ronnie Art Club 3; DECA 3,4; Senior Exec. Committee 4. 69, 128, 153 Grubbs, Butch I. SSC 3,4; Football 4; Baseball 4. 69 Hagaman, Victoria Ann 69 Hageman, Elfie German Club 3,4. 69 Hager, Christopher Alton House of Representa- tives 3; Baseball 3,4. 69 Hairston, Jo Ann DECA 4. 69 Hairston, Marilyn Karen DECA 4. 69 Hairston, Peyton Thomas House of Represen- tatives 4-Speaker; Junior Exec. Committee 3; German Club 3-Vice Pres. 4-Tres.; Junior Achi- evement 3,4-Pres. 69 Hale, Robert Lee 69 Haley, Julia Lee Dancing Boots 3,4; Majorettes 3; Girls Council 3,4-Sec. 69, 145 Hall, Jeannie Lynn House of Representatives 4; Student Council 4; Chorus 3; Cheerleader 3,4; German Club 3; Young Lift 4; Leos 4; Guidance Office Page 4; Jr. Marshall 3. 69, 129, 130 Hall, Melissa Leigh 69 Hamlet, Elizabeth Jeanne 69 Hamlin, Sherrie Darlene Ebony Society 3; Cheer- leader 4; Junior Achievement 3. 70 Hancock, Blair Mountford Outing Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pine Whispers 4; Ski Team 3. 70, 130, 132 Hanley, Chris William German Club 3,4. 70 Harbuck, Verna Kathryn Band 4. 70 Eeeus Melissa Jane Cheerleader 3-Co-Chief. 0 Harper, Russell Fordson Junior Exec. Committee 3; Student Council 3. 70 Harrell, Robert B. Junior Civitan 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. 70 Harrington, Richard Charles House of Represen- tatives 3; Key Club 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4-Sec.; Young Life 4; Football 3,4. 70, 170, 192, 194 Harris, Charles Ervin Ebony Society 3,4; Football 3,4; Track 4. 70 Harris, Kenneth Robert Art Club 3; Drama Club 35 Thespian 4, 70; 131, 151 Harris, Steven Miller SSC 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Basketball 3. 70, 150 Hart, William David Senior Executive Committee 4; Monogram Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Football 3,4; Track 3; Weightlifting See Oved 2828192. 194 Hartley, Hoyle Travis Junior Civitan 3,4; Indus- trial Arts Club 3,4; Golf 3,4. 70 Hartnett, Richard James House of Representatives 3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Junior Civitan 3,4; Debate 3,4; National Forensic League 3,4-Pres.; Masque and Gavel 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Baseball 3. 70, 130, oo 2 137, Hartsell, Christopher WHerrell German Club 3; Bus Driver 4. 70, 150 Hawkins, Kathy Jean SGSC 3-Sec., 4; Young Eifes 3,4, 970; 142 Hayes, Karen Elizabeth Serviteers 3; Band 3,4; Library Club 4. 70, 148, 169 Hayes, Laura Lorean Art Club 3. 70 Hayes, Laurie Susan Scribblers 3,4; French National Honor Society 3,4; Math Club 4; Drama Club 4; Outing Club 4. 71, 134, 151, 168 Hayes, Randy Dale 71 Haymes, Malcolm Douglas Student Council 4- Tres.; Interclub Council 4-Chairman; SSC 3,4; German Club 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Foot- ball 3,4; Soccer 3,4. 71, 192, 194 Hee: Vanessa Gail Chorus 3,4; Basketball 3. Hellinger, Marie Margaret German Club 3,4- Pres.; Drama Club 3; Human Relations 3,4; Scribblers 4. 71 Bemcon, Timothy Jay Hi-Y 3,4; VICA 3,4. 71, 140 Hiatt, John Donald Science Club 3,4-Pres.; Jr. Achievement 3; Leos Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Swimming 4. 71 Hicks, Sheree Dawn French Club 3; French Honor Society 3. 71 Hill, Marynia Yvonne Ebony Society 3,4. 71 Hill, Pamela Louise Scribblers 4; FBLA 4. 71, 168 Hill, Susan Rae House of Representatives 4; Pep Board324- SGS@u3;4-5 Chorus sl 142 Hillman, Holly Ann Art Club 3,4; French Club ae hl Hinshaw, David Scott Science Club 3; Parking Lot Monitor 4; Latin Club 3. 71 Hix, Ricky D. Hi-Y 3,4; VICA 3,4. 71, 141 Hodge, Linda Diane Junior Achievement 3. 71 Holcomb, Thomas Blackburn SSC 3. 72 Holland, Joyce Ann Spanish Club 3. 72 Holleman, Ivan Scott German Club 3,4; Junior Cross Country 4. 72 Holleman, Jonathan Bruce Youth Council 3,4. 72 Holton, Walter Clinton House of Representatives 4-SSSG 3:4 lennis) Dean )354.0 2 Hooper, Percy Rivers Student Advisory Com- mittee 4; Band 4. 72, 148 Howard, Judy L. Spanish Club 3,4; International Club 3; Scribblers 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Young Life 3. 72, 130 Howard, Vickie Lynn House of Representatives 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; GAA 4; Math Club 3; Pep Board 3; Softball 3; Basketball 4; Speedball 4. 72, 134 Hunt, Thomas J. Band 3,4; Spanish Club 4. 72 Hunter, Constance Gay Ebony Society 3,4; Hu- man Relations 3; Pep Board 3,4. 72 Hunter, Ronald Steven DECA 3,4. 73, 153 Huntley, Joy Dancing Boots 3; Young Life 3,4. 73 Hutcherson, Timothy Rae German Club 3,4; Track 4. 73 Hyatt, Melonia Ann Pep Board 3; Anchor Club AS Ingram, Freddie O’Neil Young Life 3. 73 Ingram, Vicky Lynn Literary Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Scribblers 3,4; Pine Whispers Staff 4; Outing Club 4; Speedball 3; Softball 3; GAA 3, Wy IS Insch, Douglas Senior Exec. Committee 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Spanish Honor Society 4; Youth Council 4; Monogram Club 4; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. 73, 128, 169, 192, 194, 210 Isaacson, Jayne Lois Dancing Boots 3,4; Anchor Gluby 3545573, 145 Jackson, Andrea Davida Dancing Boots 3,4. 73, 145 Jackson, Fred Abdule VICA 3; Basketball 3. 73 Jackson, Terry Everne Football 3,4. 73, 192, 194 Jarrett, Paxton Eugene 73 Jarvis, Randy Gray Junior Executive Committee 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Pine Whispers 4; Black and Gold 4-Chief Photographer; Quill and Scroll 4. 1B), ile Joe, Larry Lamont VICA 3; Ta, PVP Basketball 3,4. Johnson, Antionette La’Gloria House of Repre sentatives 3; Dancing Boots 3,4. 73, 145 Johnson, Brenda Kay 73 Johnson, Diana Lynn German Club 3,4. 73 Johnson, Eleanor Drucilla 73 Johnson, James Hugh SSC 3,4-Pres.; Latin Club 3; Monogram Club 4; Young Life 3,4; Football Ao 1925194 Johnson, Kathryn Ann House of Representatives 4; Senior Exec. Comm. 4. Johnson, Lee Ann GAA 3,4; Speedball 3,4; Bas- ketball 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Softball 3,4. 74 Johnson, Marty Lee Monogram Club 3,4; German Club 3,4; Baseball 3,4. 74 Johnson, Robert Lenard 74, 150 Johnston , Robert Paul German Club 3,4; Band ora eee 4 Jolley, Donna Kaye Pep Board 3,4; SGSC 3,4. WEY, BS, eb Jones, Beverly Nicholas House of Representatives 3; Student Council 4; Forum 4; Science Club 4; Math Club 3,4; Leos Club 4. 74, 129 Jones, Bryan Thurston Student Council 3; Hi-Y 3,4-Sec.; Monogram Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Baseball 3. 74, 141 Jones, Deborah Lynn Spanish Club 3,4; German Club 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 4-Tres.; National Honor Society 3,4; Debate Club 3,4; National Forensic League 3,4-Sec.; Masque and Gavel Bil Ge aleyi)s aleyile alee Miley. lela Jones, Denise Michelle Sr. Exec. Committee 4; Guidance page 4; Pine Whispers 3,4 Black and Gold 3,4; Color Guard 3; GAA 3; Basketball 3. 74, 128 Jones, Everette Allen House of Representatives 4; Football 4; Track 4. 74, 192, 194 Jones, Frances Lynne Pep Board 3,4; Office page 4; Serviteers 3; FBLA 4-Sec. 74 Jones, Jerry Adison Key Club 3,4; Cross Country ae 1 WD Jones, Luther Lazar Student Council 3,4; Student Advisory Comm. 3; Senior Class Pres. 4; Ebony Society 3,4;. Monogram Club 4; Football 4; (racks 3,40545074- 012855 19255194 Jones, Martha Moseley International Club 3; Serviteers 3; Pep Board 3,4; Latin Club 4. 74 Jones, Nancy Lynne German Club 3,4; Young Life 3,4. 74 Jonges, Neil Michael Junior Civitan 3,4; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Golf 3,4. 74 Joyce, Brenda Kaye DECA 4. 74, 153 Joyner, Cheryl Ann GAA 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Softball 3,4. 74, 150 Kartanson, Murray John Junior Civitan 3,4; Latin Club 3; Baseball 4; Golf 3; Swimming 3. 75, 150 245 Senior Statistics Seniors Dedicate 1973 Annual To Miss _ Jean Binkley Keels, Kenneth Bradford Math Club 3,4; German Club 3,4-Sec.; French Honor Society 3,4;, Leos Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Gluba4 sPrenchy Club 4 oh 29.8 130 Keith, Randall Jay Monogram Club 3,4; Wrestling 4.2875 Kelley, Tracy Anne Chorus 3,4; Library Club 4- Wee, Wy UY Kelly, Curtis Emra 75 Kelly, Vivian Elaine Y-Teens 4; Ebony Society 2), i ae Kennedy, Anne Dearing Chorus 3,4; Human Re- lations 4. 75 Kennedy, Carol Ann French Club 3; Campus ILE Bg Ieee) lentes! 3 1) Kennedy, Robert Calhoun Student Council 4; Band 3,4; Key Club 3,4-Sec. Kent, Claudia Joy House of Representatives 4; Office Page 4; Human Relations 4; French Club 3; Scribblers 4. 75 Kerr, Douglas Steven Band 3; Math Club 3; Outing Club 4; Science Club 3. 75 Ketchie, Melanie Marguerite House of Represen- tatives 3,4; Boots 3; Majorettes 3,4; Anchor Club AS os Key, Richard Virgil Monogram Club 3; Wrestling Kiger, John Irving Hi-Y 3,4; Monogram Club 3; Bus Drivers 3,4; Wrestling 3. 75, 150 Kimel, Jane Eleanor Spanish Club 3. 75 Kimmer, Roger Dale DECA 3,4. 76, 153 King, Debra Denise Band 3,4; Ebony Society 3,4; Spanish Club 3. 76 King, William Bryan Latin Club 3. 76 Kinney, Beth Ann French Club 3; Library Club 4-Tres.; Speedball 3. 76, 169 Kistler, Richard Dale Band 3,4; Chess Club 3; Weightlifting 3. 76 Kitchens, Ruth Lynn Senior Exec. Committee 4; Pep Board 3,4; Human Relations 4; French Club Se Soave sh Wo, 13 Klett, Becky Lynn GAA 3, National Honor Society 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Pep Board 4. 76, 130 Knight, Ken Bradsher Science Club 4; Leds Club 4; Senior Exec. Committee 4; Young Life ay aK, IPA) Korzen, Gregory John Chess Club 4. 76 Senior Statistics 246 Lane, Becky Maria DECA 4. 76, 153 Law, Catherine Irene Pep Board 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Serviteers 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Human Relations 4. 76, 130 Lawrence, Simon Jonathon House of Representa- tives 3; Industrial Arts Club 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Swimming 3,4; Weightlifting 4. 76 Lawrence, Virginia Susan Pep Board 3; French Club 3,4; French Honor Society 4; FHA 4. 76, 134 Ledford, Terry Chorus 4; Drama Club 4. 76, 151 Lemons, John Thomas 77 Leonard, Barbara Jeanne SGSC 3,4. 77 Leonard, Deborah Keith DECA 4. 77, 153 Lindsey, Deborah Kaye Junior Achievement 3; Ebony Society 3,4-Tres. 77 Linton, Charlotte Ann Spanish Club 3; Girls Council 3,4. 77 Little, Horace Myers Basketball 3. 77 Livengood, Keith Eugene Hi-Y 3. 77 Loftis, Paul Alexander 77 Loman, Thoms Davis 77 Long, Eric Duran Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 3,4. 77 Loper, Randolph Russell Band 3. 77 Love, Susan Lucretia Latin Club 3; Junior Achievement 3-Sec., 4-Tres.; Debate Club 3,4; National Forensic League 3,4; Masque-and Gavel Ge git, ABs, Be, Se i7 Lowry, Ron C. DECA .. 77, 153 Lugo, Rocky Rafael SSC 4; Tennis 3,4. 77 Lukas, Paul Alan Debate 3,4. 77, 132 Luper, Jay F. 77 Luther, Ellen Alspaugh Anchor Club 4; Pep Board 32.977 Lynch, Alton Lamont Football 3,4. 77 Lunch, Diane Larkin Dancing Boots 3,4-Sgt.-at- arms; Leos Club 4; Spanish Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Senior Exec. Committee 4; Junior Marshall 3; Young Life 3,4. 77, 129, 145 Lynch, Janet Rose Art Club 3. 77 Macari, Stephen James 78 MacFarland, Judith Bernice Anchor Club 3,4; Dancing Boots 3,4; Young Life 3,4. 78, 145 MacLachlan, Ian Drama Club 4. 78 Mahathey, Gary Cecil German Club 3,4. 78 Manning, Mary Ashley House of Representatives 4; Spanish Club 3; Math Club 3; SGSC 3,4; FTA 3,4. 78 March, Eric Hoyle Hi-Y 3,4; German Club 3. 78, 140 Marks, James Edwards 78 Markushewski, Edward John Jr. Exec. Committee 3; Senior Exec. Committee 4; Band 3,4; Debate Club 3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Spanish Honor Society 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Math Club 4; Junior Marshall 3; Hi-IQ Team 4. 78, 130, 128, 137 Marlin, Jerry Lee 78 Marsh, Millicent Rives Latin Club 3,4; Serviteers 3-Pres.; Pep Board 3; Junior Marshall 3; Young Life 3,4; Guidance Page 3,4. 78 Marshall, Robert Merrell Key Club 3,4; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Parking Lot Monitor 4; Swimming 3,4. 78, 170 Martin, Barbara Jo House of Representatives 3; Spanish Club 3; FBLA 4. 78 Martin, George Stephen 78 Masich, David Pepper Latin Club 3,4-Pres.; French Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; French Honor Society 3,4; Interclub Council 3; Guidance Page 4; Young Life 3,4. 78, 130 Masich, Mark Hackney French Club 3; SSC 4; Young Life 3,4; Parking Lot Monitor 4; Basket- ball 3; Golf 3,4. 78 Maxwell, Martha Lisa SGSC 4. 78, 142 May, John Scott French Club 3,4; Bus Drivers 3,4. 78, 150 Mayberry, Katherine Lee GAA 3,4-Vice Pres.; Y-Teens 3,4; German Club 3,4; Speedball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Volleyball 3,4. 78 Mayberry, Sandra Elaine GAA 3; French Club 3; Young Life 3,4. 79 McBride, Ricky Hill 79 McCachern, Lawrence William German Club 3) Sens) ; McCune, Mary Diane DECA 3,4. 79, 153 McGee, Buford Louis German Club 3,4. 79 McGee, Phillip Howard 79 McGee, William Grover SSC 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Pine Whispers 3,4-Editor-in-Chief, Chess Club 3,4; German Club 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Baseball 3,4. 79, 132 McGrath, Cassandra Bernette Ebony Society 4; Library Club 4. 79, 169 McIntyre, Joan Lee 79 McMaster, Deborah Le igh Children’s Home Vol- leyball 3,4; Softball 4. 79 McMillan, Deborah Lee Bus Drivers 4. 79, 150 McMillian, Raymond Randall Hi-Y 3-Vice Pres., 4-Pres.; Interclub Council 3,4; Football 3. 79, 141 McMullen, Pamela Anita Childrens’ Home Pep Board 4; Softball 3; Volleyball 3. 79 Meeks, Denise Earlene Color Guard 4; Senior Exec. Committee 4; 1972 Homecoming Queen 4. 80, 128, 187 Melvin, David Richie SSC 3. 80 Meredith, Ridge Dalton House of Representatives 3,4; Jr. Exec. Committee 3; Laos Club 3,4- Pres.; Band 3,4; Youth Council 4. 80, 129, 169 Messick, Debra Leigh GAA 3; Spanish Club 3; Pep Board 3,4; Anchor Club 4; International Club 3; Young Life 3,4. 80 Messick, William Penry Junior Civitan 3,4; Young itew 4 eesO Michael, Jo Ann House of Representatives 3,4; Spanish Club 4-Sec.; Math Club 4; Outing Club 4; Young Life 3,4; Senior Exec. Committee 4. 80 Michal, David Hill House of Representatives 3; Vice President of Senior Class 4; Young Life 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Wrestling 2,455 Abwexe Bi, SY G0, Gps eb GIP 72510) Mickens, Angela Pearline Drama Club 4; Ebony Society 3,4; Band 3.4; Chorus 4; Office Page 4. SOs ol Mickey, Alma Eileen Young Life 4. 80 Mickle, Donna Lois Youth Council 4; Art Club BeYencensn SSO, 0169 Middleton, Rebecca Ann Spanish Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Campus Life 3. 80 Midkiff, Garnett Lane Industrial Arts Club 3; DECA 4. 80, 153 Miller, David Floyd Monogram Club 3,4; SSC 4; Young Life 3,4; Parking Lot Monitor 3,4; Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4. 81, 192, 195 Miller, Janet Carol Senior Executive Committee 4. 80, 128 Miller, John Frederick French Club 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Parking Lot Monitor 3; Key Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 4. 81 Miller, John Xavier Junior Board of Directors 3; Student Council 3,4-Pres.; Ebony Society 3,4; Campus Life 3; German Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Wrestling 3. 81, 192, 195 Miller, Marilyn Amelia House of Representatives Be Ebony society, 35 Pep Board 4. 81 Milne, Gaynor Evelyn Anchor Club 3,4; Pep Board 3; Latin Club 3; Cheerleader 3. 81 Minish, Robert B. Black and Gold 3,4-Photogra- pher; Pine Whispers 3,4; Outing Club 4; Junior Achievement 3. 81 Mitchell, Karen Ann 81 Moir, George Bernard 81, 153 Moore, Cheryl Ann Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 4; Science Club 4; Serviteers 3. 81, 134 Moore, James Radford SSC 4. 81 Moore, Leslie Spahr SGSC 3,4; French Honor Society 4. 81, 134, 142 Morgan, Lee Anne Band 3,4; Scribblers 3; Drama Glubi4. 81 Morgan, Philip Osborne Math Club 3; Spanish Club 4. 81 Morse, Marilyn Grace Anchor Club 3,4; Dancing Boots 3,4. 81, 145 Morton, Julian Carr 81 Moser, David Franklin Monogram Club 3,4; Swimming 3,4. 81 Mueller, Howard Warren Basketball 3,4. 81 Munt, Elizabeth Cherry House of Representatives 3,4-Speaker-pro-tempore; Junior Board of Direc- tors 3; Student Advisory Board 4; Pep Board 3; Serviteers 3; Human Relations 3; German Club 3,4; Interclub Council 3,4; Young Lift 4. 81 Munt, Susan Wright Pep Board 3,4; Serviteers 3; Parking Lot Monitor 4; Young Life 3,4. 81 Murgas, Jeffrey John Band 3,4. 81 Murphy, Mary Ann 8] Murphy, Rebecca Anne Chorus 3,4; Senior Exec. Committee 4; Pep Board 4. 82 Murphy, Robert D. 81 Muse, Cathy Atkins Y-Teens 3; Office Page 4; FBLA 4; Pep Board 3. 55 Myers, Stephen Earle 82 Nading, Henry Arthur German Club 4; Math Club 4. 82 Neal, Elizabeth Ann Junior Achievement 3.4. 82 Neel, William Woodall Chess Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Hi-IQ Team 4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 3. 82, 130 Nelson, Barbara Joanne VICA 4; Drama Club 4. 82 Newell, Vickie Ann Library Club 4; Latin Club 3,4; Scribblers 4. 82, 169 Newlin, Robert Samuel Ebony Society 3. 82 Newsome, Debra Kay Pep Board 3,4; Pine Whispers 3,4-Sports Editor; Black and Gold 3- Typist 4-Editor; Office Page 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4-Sec.-Tres. 82, 132 Noffsinger, Lynda Diane House of Representatives 3,4; Pep Board 3,4; SGSC 4; Senior Exec. Comm. 4; Young Life 3,4. 82, 128, 142 Norman, Cyn thia Rajan GAA 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Softball 3. 82, 150 Norwood, Robert Avery Drama Club 4. 82 Nowell, Laura Virginia House of Representatives 3,4; Scribblers 3,4; Debate 3,4-Sec.; National Forensic League 3,4; Masque and Gavel 3,4; French Club 3,4; French Honor Society 3,4; Library Club 3,4; German Club 4-Tres. 82, 131, (leva, av lai) O’Brien, Leigh Ann Young Life 4. 82 O’Brien, Patrick Shelley Bus Driver 3,4; Leos Club 4. 82, 150 Orrell, Dale Luther 82 Ostwalt, Carolyn Patricia Pep Board 4. 82 Otwell, Debbie Lea Drama Club 3; FBLA 4- Presamoz Paige, Beverly Delores DECA 3,4-Tres.; Miss DECA 4; Human Relations 4. 83, 153 Parent, Ann Elizabeth German Club 3; Art Club 3; Chess Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Bus Drivers 4-Cec. 83, 150 Parham, Jimmy Berkley Junior Civitan 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Golf 3,4. 83 Parker, Ronald Scribblers 3,4; Latin Club 3; Jr. Achievement 3. 83 Parris, Richard Leonard Monogram Club 3,4; Tennis 3,4. 83 Parris, Preston Gregory Student Advisory Comm. 3-Co-Chair.; Latin Club 3; Young Life 3,4. 83 Parsley, Deborah Lynn House of Representatives 3,4; Band 3,4; Debate 3,4; National Forensic League 3,4; Drama Club 4; Young Life 3,4; GAA 3,4 ;Pep Board 3,4; Volleyball 3; Tennis 3,4. Sei, 132, ese, leks Paschal, Dave Slade Hi-Y 3,4. 83 Pass, Martha Kaye Senior Exec. Committee 4; SGSC 3,4-Pres.; Young Life 3,4; Interclub Coun- cil 4. 83, 142 Patterson, Robert Boyd Student Council 3; Young Life 3,4: Monogram Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4. 83, 202, 170 Peck, Roberta Macon Ebony Society 4; Chorus 4; Future Homemakers 4. 83 Peddycord, Patricia Sherrill FHA 4; Guidance Pagel 4: Office! Page 933) Spanish Club) 35) Pep Board 3,4. 83 Perry, Rachel House of Representatives 4; Spanish Club 3. 84 Perry, William Percival SSC 4; Young Life 3,4. 83 Petree, Clinton Lee 84 Peverall, Glenda Beatrice Young Life 3,4. 84 Pfaff, Douglas Buron 84 Piner, Lucy Wayne Senior Class Sec. 4; Girls Council 3,4-Vice Pres.; Cheerleaders 3,4; Young Life 3,4. 54, 84, 128 Pinnolis, Brona Ellen Debate 3,4; Leos Club 4; National Forensic League 3,4; Masque and Gavel 3,4; Library Club 3; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; French Honor Society 3,4; French Club 3,4; Pep Board 3; Scribblers 3. 84, 129, 130, 131, 1325137, Pistole, David Benton Latin Club 3; Math Club 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Leos Club 4; Science Club 4; Hi-IQ Team 4. 84, 129, 130 Pleasants, Douglas Drew Monogram Club 3,4; FCA 4; Football 3,4; Baseball 3. 84, 192, 195 Plowman, Shelby Jean Chorus 3; Drama Club 3; Thespian Society 3; Chilidrens’ Home Pep Board 3; Gym Leader 3. 84 Poe, Larry Bernard Monogram Club 3,4; Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3,4. 84 Poindexter, Deborah Yvonne House of Represen- tatives 4; Dancing Boots 3,4; Anchor Club 3,4; Pep Board 4; Young Life 3. 84, 145 Pollock, Nancy Elizabeth Spanish Club 4. 84 Porter, Michael Shane Hi-Y 3,4. 84, 140 Postlewaite, Eugene Berkley Chorus 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Drama Club 3. 85, 150 Potter, Pamela Marie 85 Pounds, Daniel Charles Monogram Club 3,4; SSC 3: Football 3:45) Tnacks 3,4, 485, 1925 1195 Powers, David Burton Student Advisory Council 3 eViOUne m lsifems.4. 6S) Powers, Susan Lynn Spanish Honor Society 3,4. 85 Prince, Anne Stehle Dancing Boots 2. 85 247 Senior Statistics Seniors’ Time Is Spent Preparing For Future Life Pulliam, Nancy Carol Art Club 3; Young Life 3,4; Spanish Club 3. 85 Rand, Elizabeth Lloyd House of Representatives 3-Sec., 4-Treas.; Pep Board 3,4; Anchor Club 4; Young Life 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Guidance Page 4. 85, 136 Rapier, Ronnie Lee ICT 4; Soccer 3. 85 Reavis, Daniel George Hi-Y 3,4. 85, 140 Reavis, Scott Wilson 85 Reece, Lisa Parker House of Representatives Senior Exec. Comm. 4; Dancing Boots 3, Pep Board 3; Latin Club 3,4; Girls Council 85, 128; 145 ’ b) paw Reed, Elizabeth Ann _ Scribblers 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4-Vice Pres.; National Honor Society 3,4-Sec.; Human Relations 4; GAA 3,4; Spaniel) Club 3,4; Speedball 3,4. 85, 130, 134, 1 Reed, Jessie Lynn 85 Reeves, George Ronald Chorus 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Band 3,4. 85 Rehder, Sallie Elizabeth Serviteers 3; German Club 3,4. 85 Remy, Charles Wayne Band 3,4. 85, 148 Reynolds, Donna Jean 85 Rickard, Mike Brian Junior Civitan 3,4-Pres.; Industrial Arts Club 3,4-Vice Pres.; German Club 3,4; Young Life 4; Interclub Council 4; Baseball 3,4; Weightlifting 3. 86 Riddle, Margaret Elizabeth Dancing Boots 3,4- Chief; Anchor Club 4. 86, 145 Rigby, Emily Neville Young Life 3,4. 86 Roberts, Janine Diane GAA 3,4-Pres.; Y-Teens 3,4; German Club 3; Speedball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Softball 3,4. 86, 150 Robinson, Beverly Ann 86 Robinson, Charles Robert Band 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Junior Civitan 3,4-Tres.; Monogram Club 3,4; Swimming 3,4. 86 Robinson, Vanessa LaVerne Ebony Society 4. 86 Rosinger, Terry Joseph DECA 3,4. 86, 153 Rouse, Gregory Wayne Hi-Y 3,4; Cross Country 3,49 Soccer 3) 86 Rumley, Ellen Amanda House of Representatives 3; Senior Exec. Comm. 4; Pep Board 3,4; Girls Council 3,4; Serviteers 3; Latin Club 3; Young Wifes 334; 6 Russell, Ritchie Andrew Youth Council 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Library Club 3. 86, 131, 151, 169 Rutherford, Ann Carol Student Council 3; SGSC 3,4; Dancing Boots 4; Jr. Exec. Committee 3; Senior Statistics 248 Junior Board of Directors 3; Color Guard 3. 86, 142, 145 Samuel, Mike Penner Young Life 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Track 3,4. 86, 170 Sanderford, John Lewis Jr. Exec. Committee 3; Young Life 3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Auditorium Staff 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4-Pres.; Football 3,4; Track 3,4. 87, 164, 170, 143, 192, 195 Sanders, Steven Adam Jr. Exec. Committee 3; Hi-Y 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. 87, 140, 150 Sawyer, Andrea Deanne 87, 150 Sawyer, Elizabeth Cahoon GAA 3,4-Sec.; Young Life 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Junior Marshall 3; Serviteers 3; National Honor Society 3,4-Vice Pres.; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Gym Leader 3; Senior Exec. Comm. 4; Basketball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Volleyball 3,4. 87, 128, 130 Saylor, John Nichols Bus Driver 3,4. 87, 150 Scales, Patricia Lynne House of Representatives 4; Latin Club 3,4; Chorus 3; Junior Achievement 3; Pep Board 3; GAA 3,4; Speedball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Volleyball 3,4. 87 Schaefer, Jeffrey Lee Industrial Arts Club 3,4. 87 Schmidt, Deborah Ruth French Honor Society 3, 4-Sec.; Drama Club 3,4; Thespians 3-4-Sec.; National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Masque Abael (Genel sel ty, WSO, lei, ish aleyil Schultz, Julie Marie Spanish Club 4; Majorettes 3,4 Office Page 3:42 (Pep) Board’ 3) 87, 138 Schultz, William Henry German Club 3,4; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Golf 3,4. 87 Seeber, Cheryl Luan Latin Club 4; Y-Teens 3; Young Life 3,4; GAA 4; Parking Lot Monitor 4; Pep Board 3; Tennis 3,4; Speedball 4; Volley- ball 4. 87 Seelbinder, Henry West House of Representatives 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4-Pres.; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Masque and Gavel 3,4-Vice Pres.; Leos Club 3,4-Vice Pres.; Nati onal Forensic League 3,4; Debate 3,4; Math Club 3,4; 88, 129, 13050 13s 2e 137, Segraves, Becky Jean Bus Drivers 3,4; French Club 4; Science Club 4. 88,150 Sexton, Steve Reeves 88 Sharp, Barbara Jean German Club 3,4; Scribblers 3; Serviteers 3; Debate 3,4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Masque and Gavel 3,4; Junior Mar- shall 3; National Forensic League 4. 88, 130, hil, wey Sharp, Carol Edith Childrens’ Home Cheerleader 35 DECA 45 essa 153 Sharpe, Cynthia Jane Jr. Board of Directors 3; Student) Council 33) Senior) | Class ress 45 Senior Exec. Committee 4; Dancing Boots 3,4; Majorettes 3; Girls Council 3,4; Pep Board 3,4; Serviteers 3; French Club 3,4; Young Life 3,4. 54, 88, 128, 145 Shaw, Brenda Gayle Spanish Club 3,4; German Club 3,4; Scribblers 4; Library Club 3,4; Chess Club 4. 88, 169 Shelton, Stephen Marcus Key Club 3,4; Bus Drivers 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Basketball 3. 88, 150, 170 Sherard, John Stevenson Monogram Club 3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4. 88 Shermer, Debra Mae 88 Shields, William Harry Key Club 3,4. 88 Shirley, Janice Robbin Serviteers 3. 88 Shouse, Douglas Wilson Key Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Track 4. 88, 192, 195 Shouse, Martha Jane Dancing Boots 3,4; SGSC 3, 4; Leos Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Spanish Honor Society 4; National Honor Society 4; Young Life ne International Club 3. 89, 129, 130, 142, 5 Shriver, Sue Ellyn Chorus 3,4; Pep Board 3. 89 Simmons, Sharon Brill Student Council 3; Pep Board 3; Young Life 4; SGSC 4. 89, 142 Simon, Henry Football 4; Wrestling 4. 89, 192, 196, 210 Simons, Bruce Kenneth 89 Simpson, Harold Daniel DECA 4. 89, 153 Simpson, Leslee Ann Dancing Boots 3,4-Choreo- grapher; Girls Council 4; Pep Board 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Human Relations 3; Math Club 4. 89, 145 Sinclair, Jacquelyn L. 89 Sink, Katherine Elizabeth GAA 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Library Club 3,4-Pres.; Math Club 3,4- Sec.; Senior Exec. Committee 4; Scribblers 3,4; Gym Leader 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Serviteers 3; Math Club 3,4-Sec.; Speedball 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Tennis 3,4. 89, 130, 150, 169 Sisk, Michael Franklin 89 Slack, Victor Eugene Baseball 3. 89 Sloan, Keith Burton Hi-Y 3,4; Young Life 3,4. 89, 140 Smith, Alice Elaine 89, 136 Smith, David Stimpson SSC 3,4. 89, 142 Smith, Kimberly Dawn Campus Life 3,4; VICA 4. 89 Smith, Pamela Kate Spanish Club 3,4; FHA 4; Spanish Honor Society 4. 89 Smith, William Blakney Jr. Exec. Committee 3; Band 3,4; Leos Club 4; Youth Council 3,4; French Club 4. 89, 129, 169 Snow, Von Ray DECA 4. 89, 153 Sonnenschein, Ellen Marie GAA 3; Office Page 3; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; German Club 3,4; Sr. Exec. Committee 4; Basketball 3. 89 Sorensen, Jane Brice Spanish Club 4. 90 Sorensen, John Richard Young Life 3,4. 90 Sowers, John Charles Spanish Club 3. 90 Spann, William Colbert Golf 3. 90 Sparks, Janet Leigh FHA 4-Vice Pres. 90 Speaks, Rebecca Lynn DECA 4. 90, 153 Spencer, David Gray Industrial Arts 3-Sec., 4; Monogram Club 3. Spencer, Susan Rousseau 90 Stafford, Doris Elaine German Club 3; Young TSiteees, 4 oO) Stamey, Christopher Charles Chess Club 3,4; Math Club 4; Band 3,4. 90 Starnes, Francis Wolfe Latin Club 3; Math Club 3; Track 3,4; Cross Country 4. 90 Stevenson, Karen Leigh House of Representatives 3,4; Human Relations 3; Girls Council 4; Pep Board 3,4-Chairman; Young Life 3,4. 90, 136 Stith, David Michael Key Club 3,4. 90 Strange, Phyllis Hope 90 Straughn, Clifton Wade Band 3,4; Chess Club ve Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 90 Stuart, Kay Parker Anchor Club 3,4; Pep Board 3, oN Styers, Martha Elizabeth Serviteers 3; FHA 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Young Life 4. 91 Sullivan, Thomas J. Industrial Arts Club 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Track 3,4; Football 3, amo 192.) 196 Surratt, Juiie Diane Pep Board 3,4; Serviteers 3; Latin Club 4; Young Life 4. 91 ena Donald Paul German Club 3; Wrestling mol Tablas, Steven Arthur Band 3,4; French Club 4; French Honor Society 4. 91, 134 Tamer, Paul John Young Life 3,4. 91 Tatum, Margaret Fulton Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Library Club 3,4; Scribblers 4. 91 Tatum, George Timothy Jr. Civitan 4; Junior Achievement 3; Science Club 4; Young Life 4. 91 Taylor, Alan Kent Drama Club 3-4-Tres.; Bus Drivers 4; Outing Club 4. 91 Taylor, Beverly Jean Junior Achievement 3. 91 Taylor, Florie Elizabeth House of Representatives 4;. Pep Board 3,4; Bus Drivers 3,4. 91, 150 Taylor, Lauren Gray Red Cross 3; Pep Board 4. 91 Teague, Tracy Alan 91 Thatcher, Julie Ann Guidance Page 3; Library Club 3; Young Life 3,4; FBLA 4. 92 Thomas, E. Frank Monogram Club 3,4; SSC 3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Football 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3. 92, 192, 196, 210 Thomas, Fergenia Louise 92 Thomas, Iris Elaine 92 Thomas, Michael Larry 92 Thompson, Marcus Eugene Youth Council 4; Bus Drivers 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 4. 92, 150, 169 Thompson, Terry Bernard Ebony Society 4; VICA 4. 92 Thompson, Vernon Steven Football 3,4; Mono- gram Club 3,4. 92, 192, 196 Thompson, William McDuffie Monogram Club 3,4; Young Life 3,4; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Weight lifting 3,4. 92, 196 Thrift, John Charles Band 3,4; Bus Drivers 3,4. 92, 150 Tilley, James Randall Bus Driver 4; Industrial Ariss Club 45-925 150 Tise, Timothy Eugene Bus Driver 3,4; Cross Country 4; Weight Lifting 3,4; Track 3,4. 92, 150 Tribble, Joe Chapman Monogram Club 4; Foot- ball 3,4; Weight Lifting 3,4. 92, 192, 196 Truesdale, Cheryl Denise National Honor Society 3. 93 Truesdale, Marilyn Dianne Student Advisory Council 4; House of Representatives 3; Ebony Society 3,4-Vice Pres.; Spanish Club 3; Human Relations 3; Guidance Page 3,4; Junior Exec. Committee 3. 93. Tsiolkas, Teddy Gus Monogram Club 3,4; Cross Country 3. 93 Turner, Jeffrey Austin Drama Club 3,4-Vice Pres:; Auditorium Staff 3,4; Thespians 3,4. 93, 131, 151 Turner, John Robert Monogram Club 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3,4. 93, 202 Turner, Marsha Jean Dancing Boots 3,4; SGSC 3, 4s yYoung ites 3.) 93, 1425) 145 Tuttle, Donna Gayle 93 Varner, Robert Lindsay Interclub Council 4; Scribblers 3,4-Pres.; National Forensic League 3,4; Math Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3, Amos SOS 25 lOS Vaughn, Beverly Denice Library Club 3; Latin Club 3. 93 Vaughn, Dara Jean SGSC 3,4. 93, 142 Venable, Ava Nadine Sr. Exec. Committee 4; Band 3,4; Chorus 4; Ebony Society 3,4. 93, 128, 148 Vestal, John William Bus Drivers 4. 93, 150 Vestal, Neal Lynn Monogram Club 3,4; Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes 4; Swimming 3,4-Co- Captain; Weight Training 4. 93 Voiles, Peggy Lynn Senior Exec. Committee 4; Latin Club 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Chess Club 4. 93, 169 Voss, Betsy Rose Pep Board 3,4. 93 Wagoner, Debra Marie GAA 3; Speedball 3; Basketball 3. 93 Wagoner, Ronnie Gray Junior Civitan 4; Foot- ball¥374 Baseball 3:45 993.) 19255196 Wa lker, Dean Edward VICA 4. 93 Walker, Johnny Lovell 93 Wall, Philip Lee Band 3,4. 93 Wallace, George Scott German Club 3,4; SSC 4; Young 3,4. 94 Watts, Finley Clay Hi-Y 3,4. 94, 140 Weatherman, Lynn Elizabeth Pep Board 4; FBLA 4; Guidance Page 3. 94 Webb, Denise Darcel Ebony Society 4; Pep Board 4; Fashion Merchandising 4; Drama Club 4. 94 Webster, William Stephen Wrestling 4. 94 Weir, Robert Philip Key Club 4; Monogram Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Football 3,4; Track 3,4. 94, 170, 192, 196 Welborn, Scott Band 3; DEGA 4. 94, 153 West, Ernest William Math Club 4. 94 West, Paul Keith VICA 4; Soccer 3. 94 Whitaker, Louise Dudley House of Representa- tives 3; Girls Council 3,4; Guidance Page 3; Interclub Council 4; Spanish Club 3. 94 Whitaker, Monty Cromwell Industrial Arts Club 4. 94 White, Mark Steven Junior Exec. Committee 3; German Club 3,4-Vice Pres.; Math Club 4; Leos Club 4; Outing Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 4. 94, 129, 130 Whitler, James Anglin House of Representatives 3; SSC 4; Spanish Club 4. 94 Wilcox, Cheryl Diane House of Representatives 4; Pep Board 4; Senior Exec. Committee 4; FBLA 4S Young Life 3, 945128 Wilkins, Johnny Steadman Chorus 4. 94 Willard, Patricia Ann VICA 3-Vice Pres., 4- Pres. 94 Williams. Cathy Sue Dancing Boots 3; Junior Achievement 3; Young Life 4; FBLA 4. 94 Williams, Charles Dillon 94 Williams, Emmanuel Willis 94 Williams, Gloria M. 95 Williams, James Sr. Advisory Council 4; Ebony Society 4; Spanish Club 4; Spanish Honor Society 4; Guidance Page 3,4. 95 Williams, James Taylor Monogram Club 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 3,4. 95 Me Karen Claudette Anchor Club 4; FHA 5 OB) Williams, Marsha Lynne 95 Williams, Sylvia Annette Ebony Society 4; Debate Club 3,4; GAA 3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4; Band 3,4; German Club 4; National Forensic League 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Soft- ball 3,4. 95, 137, 142, 148 Wilmoth, Lee Parks Junior Civitan 3,4; Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes 4; Office Page 3; Guidance Page 4; Football 3,4. 95, 192 ,196 Wilson, David Emmett 95 Wilson, Helena Zelda Junior Achievement 3; Ebony Society 4; FBLA 4-Vice Pres.; Softball 3. 95, 142 Wilson, Paul Morton Student Council 4-Sec.; Band 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Debate Club 3,4; Leos Club 3,4; Latin Club 3; National Honor Society 3,4; National oFrensic League 3,4; German Club 4; Science Club 4; Junior Marshall 3; Junior Execue Gomimittees oy SOCCEi S45 Go. 129 ee30; 148 Wilson ,Steven Craig Student Council 4-Vice Pres.; Band 3; Key Club 3; Leos Club 3,4; Junior Marshall 3; Soccer 3,4. 95, 129, 150 Wilson, T. Denese Ebony 3,4; Band 3,4; Office Page 3,4. 95 Winfree, Thomas Scott Latin Club 3,4; Inter- national Club 3; Outing Club 4. 95 Wise, Steven Jay Chorus 3. 95 Wofford, Thomas Eugene Band 3,4; Outing Club 4; Weight Lifting 3. 95 Wohlford, Robert B. Band 3,4; German Club 3,4; Wrestling 3. 96, 148 Wood, Deborah Jean House of Representatives 3,4; Senior Exec. Committee 4; Human Relations 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Young Life 3,4; Pep Board 3. 96 Wood, Karen Lynne GAA 3,4. 96 Woodson, Jane Brent Campus Life 3; Scribblers 3,4; Red Cross 3. 96 Woolley, Melissa Carol Anchor Club 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4-Vice Pres.; Pine Whispers 3,4-Typist; Black and Gold 3,4-Editor. 96, 132 Wooten, David Mikell House of Representatives 3; Sr. Exec. Committee 4; Band 3; Junior Achievement 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Monogram Club 4. 96, 142, 128 Wright, David Grady Monogram Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Tennis 3,4; Swimming 4. 96 Xenakis, Helen VICA 3,4. 96 Yearns, Warren Jarvis Industrial Arts Club 3; Human Relations 3. 96 Young, Margaret Kim Red Cross 3; Young Life 3,4; Pep Board 3. 96 Young, Michael Ross Chorus 4; Football 3,4. 96, 192, 196 Younger, Elizabeth Carol Student Council 3; Pep Board 3,4; SGSC 3,4; Drama Club 4; Young Life 3,4; Volleyball 3; Basketball 3; Softball 3. 96, 142, 151 Zimmerman, Mark Allen German Club 3. 96 249 Senior Statistics Juniors Plan Prom Allan, Nancy, 99 Amen, Wayne, 99, 150, 153 Amick, Tim, 99 Anders, Danny, 99, 153 Anderson, Deby, 99 Anderson, Luron, 99 Andrews, Alyce, 99 Anthony, Carroll ,99 Anthony, Pearlie, 99 Arrington, Melinda, 99 Arzonico, Bobby, 99, 129 Ashley, Martin, 99 Atkins, Debbie, 99, 153 Atwater, Joan, 99 Averill, Kent, 99 Ayers, Gretchen, 99 Bailey, Wanda, 99 Baker, Sherry, 99 Ballentine, Linda, 99 Baran, Aileen, 99 Barbee, Alan, 99 Barbee, Claire, 99 Barefoot, Garne, 99 Barnes, Penny, 99 Barnette, Sandra, 99, 129 Barnhardt, Elizabeth, 99 Barnhill, Mike, 99 Barton, Cindy, 99 Bass, Dale, 99 Basto, Roger, 99, 192, 199 Beach, Kevin, 99, 143 Beal, Ramona, 99 ,153.. Beard, Theresa, 99, 146 Beavers, Judy, 99 Beeson, Susan, 99 Belcher, Cynthia, 99, 142 Bell, Craig, 99, 150 Belliveau, Randy, 99 Benson, Fred, 99 Berrier, Bobby, 99 Bess, Keith, 99 Binkley, Howell, 99, 143, 151 Bishop, Dennis, 99, 150 Bitting, Sterling, 99 Bjorling, Terry, 99 Blackford, Priscillia, 99, 146 Blake, Kelley, 99, 129, 142 Blakely, Kevin, 99, 150 Blunk, John, 99 Bodenheimer, Kathy, 99 Bodenheimer, Mark, 99 Bolick, Jan, 99 Boose, Jennifer, 99 Booth, Dennis, 99,153 Bouldin, John, 99 Boyd, Nancy, 99, 153 Boyles, Cheryl, 100, 146 Boyles, Steve, 100 Brackney, Scott, 100 Braun, Judy, 100 Bremmer, Ronnie, 100, 150 Brewer, Linda, 100 Brice, Garland, 100, 150, 169 Broadway, Angela, 100 Brooks, Cathy, 100 Brookshire, Kim, 100, 148 Brown, Beverly, 100 Brown, Darcy, 98, 100 Brown, Delores, 100 Brown, Joy, 100 Brown, Kim, 100 Brown, Mike, 100 Brown, Rosemary, 100 Junior Index 250 Brunt, Steve, 100 Buey, Barrie, 100 Bull, Debbie, 100 Bumgardner, Gene, 100 Burge, Jenny, 100 Burge, Sandy, 100 Burney, Linda, 100 Burr, Richard, 100, 170, 192, 199 Butler, Norman, 100 Butner, Anna, 100 Byrd, Katie, 100, 146 Byrd, Lynn, 100, 146 Cagle, Craig, 100 Cain, Vickie, 100 Caldwell, Elvira, 100, 148 Caldwell, Sue, 100 Caldwell, Trey, 100, 148 Calloway, Tim, 100 Cannon, Darlene, 100 Capell, Kathy, 100 Carlson, Carolann, 100, 146 Carpenter, Cheryl, 100, 138 Carroll, Mike, 100 Carson, Pamela, 100, 129 Carter, Brian, 100 Carter, Cheryl, 100 Cashwell, Charles, 100, 148 Cates, Doris, 100, 153 Ceaser, Joe, 100 Chamis, Chris, 100 Charles, Mike, 101 Cheek, Debi, 101 Cheshire, James, 101 Chestnutt, Bryan, 101 Chinlund, Julie, 101, 150 Chipman, Teri, 101 Christian, Gail, 101 Christopher, Mark, 101, 170 Chrysson, Jimmy, 101, 153 Church, Billy, 101, 141 Church, Mary, 101 Claggett, Sharon, 101 Clapp, Betsy, 101, 129 Clark, Delores, 101, 153 Clark, Frances, 101, 153 Clark, Robin, 101 Clayton, Frank, 101, 150 Clayton, Karen, 101, 150 Clayton, Mark, 101 Clein, Ronnie, 101 Cline, Peggy, 101, 153 Cline, Sharon, 101 Clodfelter, Richard, 101 Cobb, James, 101, 169 Colhoun, Ed, 101 Collins, Mark, 101 Cone, Sandy, 101 Conrad, Marsheile, 101 Conrad, Teresa, 101 Cook, David, 101 Cook, Doug, 101 Cooke, Win, 101 Cooley, Gary, 101 Cooley, Terry, 101, 151 Coppedge, Debbie, 101 Corpening, David, 101, 150 Cowen, Chris, 101, 142 Coxsba lalOm Cox Lorrie, 101 Craddock, Carol, 101 Craig, Penny, 101 Crane, William, 101 Creed, Debbie, 101 Creed, Kathy, 101 Crews, Scott, 102, 192, 199 Crockett, Lou, 102 Crockett, Ninetta, 102 Cromer, Terri, 102, 129 Crutchfield, Clyde, 102, 150 Culbertson, Leslie, 102 Cundiff, Gina, 102, 142 Cunningham, Kathy, 102 Curtin, Helen, 102 Cuthrell, Michael, 102, 148 Cutri, Grant, 102 Cutri, Mark, 102 Cutright, Steve, 102 Dalton, Pamela, 102 Daniel, Tim, 102, 150 Darnell, Kay, 102, 166 Davidson, Craig, 102, 169 Davidson, Teresa, 102 Davis, Adelaide, 102 Davis, David, 102, 150 Davis, Diann, 102 Davis, Glenn, 102 Davis, Kathy, 102 Davis, Mark, 102 Dawson, Diane, 102 Deitrick, Kurt Dellapina, Vickie, 102 Dennis, Marie, 102 Dewar, Gail, 102 Dillingham, Cindy, 102 Disantis, Tom, 102 Disher, Richard, 102 Dittus, Lisa, 102 Dobbins, Jimmie, 102 Dobson, Mandell, 102 Doggett, Kathy, 102 Donadio, Mary, 102 Donadio, Paul, 102 Doty, Robin, 102 Doub, Pamela, 102 Dowdle, Jason, 102 Draper, Worth, 102 Dresser, Nathanael, 102 Drew, John, 102, 192, 199 Duggins, Randy, 102 Dull, Lucy, 102 Duncan, Mary, 102 Dunkin, Dianne, 102 Durham, Verdie, 102, 153 East, Susan, 103, 142 Eaton, Denise, 103 Ebert, Dan, 103 Echerd, Sharon, 103 Edmonds, Jim, 103 Edwards, Maria, 103, 146 Edwards, Randall, 103 Egan, John, 103 Eisenmenger, Tom, 103 Elesha, Ann, 103 Elkins, Ken, 103 Ellis, Blair, 103 Ellison, Joe, 103 Everhart, Jimmy, 103, 153 Fearrington, Gail, 103 Felton, Timmy, 103, 153 Fetter, Marc, 103 Fine, Pam, 103 Fisher, Laurie, 103 Flack, Amy, 103 Flack, Colleen, 103 Fletcher, Nancy, 103 Flintom, Blair, 103 Flippin, Ronald, 103, 142 Flynn, Bill, 103, 129 Flynt, Gayla, 103 Foltz, Andrea, 103 Ford, Denise, 103 Fox, Alan, 103, 142 Frances, Sharon, 103 Francis, Marvin, 103 Frazier, Sophia, 103 Frazier, Tony, 103 Freund, Richard, 103 Fritts, Kathy, 103 Fritts, Lynn, 103 Frye, Bobby, 103 Fulk, Jeff, 103 Fulk, Robyn, 103 Fulmer, Mark, 103 Fulp, Joe, 103 Gaddis, Tony, 103 Gadson, Ernestine, 103 Gallins, Matthew, 103, 170 Gambill, Thomas, 103 Garcia, Frank, 103 Garner, Valerie, 103 Gentry, Paul, 103 Gentry, Richard, 103 Genung, David, 103 Gill, Pamela, 103 Gilley, Leslie, 103 Glenn, Daryl, 103 Glenn, Kathy, 103 Glymph, Middie, 103 Godwin, Durwin, 103 Goodwin, Karen, 104 Graham, Keith, 104, 153 Granger, Kim, 104 Graves, Calvin, 104, 150 Gray, Carolyn, 104 Griffin, Linda, 104 Gritton, Phyllis, 104, 143 Grogan, Johnny, 104 Grout, Julie, 104, 146 Gulley, Sheila, 104, 129 Gunter, Mike, 104 Gutierrez, Linda, 104, 129 Haire, Eddie, 104 Hall, Caroline, 104, 169 Hall, Douglas, 104, 150 Hamilton, Mike, 104, 210 Hamrick, Lisa, 104 Hancock, Drew, 104, 170 Hancock, Lloyd ,104 Hanes, Jim, 104 Hardy, Dale, 104 Harmon, Joan, 104, 146 Harper, Evans, 104 Harper, Floydette, 104, 148 Harper, Reggie, 104 Harper, Ronnie, 104 Harris, Dennis, 104 Harris, Dick, 104 Harris, Sam, 104 Harris, Susan, 104, 129 Harrison, Anthony, 104, 153 Hartman, Rodney, 104 Haskins, Ann, 104 Hauser, James, 104 Haven, Willem, 104, 150 Hawkins, Billy, 104, 153 Haxton , John, 104, 168 Hayes, Learmond, 104 Hayes, Mike, 104 Hedrick, Linda, 104 Hendricks, John, 104 Hendrix, Trudy, 104, 98 Hermann, Rick, 104 Herndon, Peaces, 104 Herring, Missy, 104, 129 Hiatt, Keith, 104 Hibbits, William, 104 Higginbotham, Rob, 105 Hill, Linda, 105, 142 Hill, Sammy, 105 Hilliard, David, 105 Hinsdale, Alan, 105 Hinson, Reid, 105 Hodges, Kip, 105, 129, 151 Hoke, Martha, 105 Holcomb, Ann, 105 Hollett, Jim, 105 Hollis, Louise, 105 Holsapple, Peter, 105 Holzbaur, Nanci, 105 Honaker, Steve, 105 Hooks, Dennis, 105 Hord, Deborah, 105, 148 Hovey, Karen, 105 Howall, Dorothy, 105 Howard, George, 105 Hubbard, Luellen, 105, 129, 138 Hughes, John, 105 Humphrey, Olivette, 105, 153 Hussey, Mary, 105 Hutchins, Sylvia, 105 Hylton, Paula, 105 Ijames, Lonnetta, 105 Imus, Bill, 105 Ingold, Debbie, 105 Irwin, Becky, 105 Isenhour, Jim, 105 Iseley, Ann, 105, 129 Isgett, Leona, 105 Jackson, Tonya, 105 Jacobowsky, Lisa, 105 James, Vicki, 105 Jeffords, Steve, 105 Jennings, Alan, 105, 148 Jennings, Amy, 105 Johnson, Hank, 105, 153 Johnson, Jeff, 105 Johnson, Melody, 105, 129 Johnson, Steve E., 105 Johnson, Steve R., 105 Johnston, Mark, 105, 150 Johnston, Sandra ,106 Jones, Jean Ann, 106 Jones, Kathy, 106 Jones, Lew, 106 Jones, Marcus, 106 Jones, Sandra, 106 Joyner, Charles, 106 Julian, Nita, 106 Kelly, Peter, 106, 129 Kennedy, Connor, 106 Kimbrough, Jocelyn, 106 Kirkland, Robin, 106, 153 Kirkpatrick, Barbara, 106 Kirksey, Yvonne, 106 Kisner, Renee, 106 Klett, Larry, 106, 150 Konkler, Rachel, 106 Knight, Darlene, 106 Knight, Doreen, 106 Kreeger, Beth, 106 Kulp, Jim, 106 Lakey, Gayle, 106 Landreth, Bill, 106 Larrimore, Greg, 106, 150 Lefeavers, Joe, 106 Lehman, Lou Ann, 106 Leight, Elaine, 106 Leonard, Joey, 106, 150 Lesniak, Jim, 106 Levy, Martin, 106 Lewis, Chris, 106 Lewis, Ronald, 106 Lewis, Wendy, 106, 146 Lewter, Randy, 106 Lindley. ,Jerry, 106, 153 Lindsay, Byron, 106 Lingenfelser, Charles, 106 Livengood, Diane, 106, 146 Livengood, Sharon, 106 Lloyd, Maynard, 106 Loftis, Robin, 106, 146 Loftis, William, 106, 170 Long, Charles, 106 Long, Mike, 106 Lord, Jim, 106 Lott, Tom, 106 Lounsbury, Cathy, 106 Lounsbury, Erik, 106 Lowery, James, 106 Lowry, Nancy, 107 Loyd, Sharon, 107 Lybrook, Leese, 107 Lynch, Patti, 107, 150 MacAvoy, John, 107 Macheras, Perry, 107 Mackie, Keith, 107 Malone, Kathy, 107 Malone, Ruth Ellen, 107, 129 Manning, Kandie, 107, 166 Manning, Rick, 107 Manuel, Lee, 107 Maresco, Donna, 107, 153 Marion, Mike, 107 Martin, Bettina, 107 Martin, Debbie, 107 Mason, Steven, 107, 132, 137 Mathis, Steve, 107 Mayberry, Ange, 98, 107 Mayerchak, Mark, 107 McAdams, Donna, 107 McAdams, Robert, 98, 107, 192, 199 McAlpine, Mary, 107 McBride, Doug, 107, 143, 151 McClenny, Marty, 107, 148 McClung, Any, 107 McCollum, Carol, 107 McCollum, Mike, 107 McCollum, Tony, 107 McDowell, Tommy, 107, 153 McEirath, Marian, 107 McGee, Bill, 107, 141, 192, 199 McGee, Lynn, 107 McKey, Loretta, 107 McKinney, Mark, 107 McKnight, Sharron, 107 McMullan, Kathe, 107 McNair, Lynn, 107, 146 Meadows, Peni, 107 Means, Deborah, 107 Means, Reginald, 107 Mendenhall, Kevin, 107 Merwin, Richard, 107 Middleton, Libby, 107 Millar, Patsy, 107, 153 Miller, Barry, 107 Miller, Chris, 107, 153 Miller, Ellen, 107 Miller, George, 107 Miller, Karla, 107, 150 Miller, Mary, 107 Miller, Paula, 107 Miller, Randy, 107 Mobley, Elisabeth, 107 Moir, Terry, 107, 129, 168 Moore, Nancy, 107 Morgan, Leslie, 98, 108, 151 Morris, Paula, 108 Morrow, Robert, 108 Moulton, Hanna, 108, 169 Muir, Gordon, 108 Mullen, Janet, 108, 146 Murrell, Betty, 108 Neal, Cassandra, 98, 108, 148, 169 Newman, Anna, 108, 168 Newton, Heidi, 108, 129 Nichols, Cindy, 108 Nicholson, All, 108 Nicholson, Don, 108 Nicholson, Mike, 108, 169 Niforos, Alex, 108 Northcott, Bobby, 108 Nowell, Margaret, 108 Nunnally, Susan, 108 Nystrom, Laura, 108 Odom, Hal, 108, 192, 199, 210 Olson, James, 108 Oppegaard, Larry, 108, 150 Orr, Bill, 108 Pacula, Stan, 108 Page, Barbara, 108 Palm, Thomas, 108 Patrick, Martin, 108 Patterson, Terri, 108, 153 Pearce, Kim, 108, 142 Pearson, Marilyn, 108 Pearson, Tommy, 108 Peller, Charles, 108 Penn, Denise, 108 Penry, Melissa, 108 Pepper, Paris, 108 Perry, Steven, 108, 132, 137, 129 Peters, Iris, 108 Petree, Phyllis, 108 Petree, Sidney, 108 Pfaff, Danny, 108 Pfaff, Pam, 108 Phillips, Kathy, 108 Phillips, Suzanne, 108, 142, 146 Phipps, William, 108, 148 Pooley, Sharon, 108, 150 Pope, Donna, 108 Poplin, Debbie, 108 Popp, Patty, 109, 148 Porter, Robin, 109 Porter, Sherry, 109 Potter, Lee, 109 Powell, Cathy, 109, 153 Powell, Melissa, 109 Powers, Joy, 109 Prevette, Thad, 109 Price, Ken, 109 Prongay, Peggy, 109, 146 Pugh, Sherrie, 109, 153 Pullen, Karolyn, 109 Pulley, Steve, 109 Rackley, Debbie, 109 Ragan, Malynda, 109, 148 Raper, Victor, 109, 148 Ray, Teddy, 109, 150 Ray, Tommy, 109, 192, 199 Ray, Vanessa, 109 Reavis, Sherry, 109 Reavis, Lydia, 109 Redmon, Judieth, 109 Redmon, Mark, 109, 169 Reece, Mark, 109 Reed, Nola, 109, 148, 168 Regenthal, Alan, 109 Reynolds, Albert, 109, 169 Richardson, Brenda, 109 Richardson, Carolyn, 109, 129 Richardson, Mike, 109 Rierson, Phil, 109 Rigsbee, Cherie, 109 Ritchie, Rosie, 109 Roberson, Emily, 109 Roberts, Amie, 109 Roberts, Denise, 109 Roberts, Robbie, 109 Robins, Tommy, 109 Robinson, Jerry, 109 Rogers, Kay, 109 Romanowsky, Jean, 109 Rowland, Michelle, 109 Royal, Connie, 109 Rutledge, Lea Anne, 109 Ryan, Mike, 110 Sales, Carolyn, 110 Samuel, Cheryl, 110 Sanders, Richard, 110, 192, 199, 210 Sawyer, Ann, 110 Sawyer, Tricia, 110 Saylor, Teri, 110, 129 Schambach, Sonna, 110, 148 Schneider, Peter, 110 Schuett, Drew, 110, 170, 192, 199 Schuyelr, Kent, 110 Scoggin, Robert, 110 Shamel, Kent, 110 Sharpe, Frank, 110 Shaw, Steve, 110 Shehan, Pat, 110, 141 Smith, Nicky, 110 Smith, Patsy, 110 Smithdeal, Brenda, 110, 129 Sorrell, Mike, 110 Southern, Bill, 110 Sparger, Steve, 110 Speaks, Debbie, 110 Spencer, Rita, 110 Sparcklin, Anne, 110, 143 Spracklin, Martha, 110, 129 Spudis, Barbara, 110 Stacy, Star, 110 Stalter, Susan, 110 Starnes, Mary, 110 Steadman, Daniel, 110, 150, 192, 199 Stevenson, Teri, 110, 151 Stewart, Dee Ann, 110 Stewart, Marie, 110 Stimpson, Gwendolyn, 110, 153 Stocks, Suzanne, 110 Stout, Karen, 110 Strupe, Floyd, 110, 141 Stuckey, Karla, 110 Sullivan, Kenneth, 110 Summers, Angela, 110 Swain, Bruce, 110, 148 Sweatman, Roddy, 110 Swing, Jimmy, 110 Shelton, Garland, 110 Shelton, Sandra, 110 Sherrill, Anne, 110 Shirley, Brad, 110 Shoaf, Spencer, 110 Shockley, Mike, 111 Simmons, Jan, 111 Simmons, Suzanne, 111 Simms, Judy, 111, 129 Simpson, Georganna, 111 Slack, Cindy, 111 Smalls, Roberta, 111 Smith, Anne, 111 Smith, Brad, 111 Smith, Bruce, 111 Smith, Claude, 111 Smith, Craig, 111 Smith, Dana, 111 Smith, Deane, 111, 169 Smith, James E., 111, 153 Smith, James N., 111 Smith, Keith, 111 Smith, Margaret, 111 Tabat, Dorene, 111 Talbert, Frank, 111 Tate, Becky, 111 Taylor, Kathy, 111, 146 Taylor, Maxwell, 111, 129, 170 Teague, Glen, 111 Teague, Elizabeth, 111 Temin, Bobby, 111 Thomas, Billy, 111 Thomas, Haywood, 111 Thomas, Jamie, 111, 148 Thomas, Phil, 111 Thrush, Mandy, 111 Tillotson, Barbara, 111 Timmons, Altha, 111 Tisdale, 111, 166 Totherow, Judy, 111 Travis, Bobby, 111 Tribble, Greg, 111, 192, 199 Troxell, Kyle, 111 Tsuruta, Kaoru, 111 Turner, Jane, 111, 129, 143 Turner, Theresa, 111, 146 Tuten, Mark, 111 Tyler, Helen, 111 Umburger, George, 111 Vanhoy, Robin, 111 VanLehn, Heidi, 111 Varner, Susan, 111, 142, 150 Vaughn, Bobby, 111 Vaughn, Kaye, 111, 153 Venable, Lynette, 111 Vessells, Steve, 111 Vestal, Sherry, 111 Vogler, Bert, 111 Vogler, Bonnie, 111 Voss, Lu Ann, 111 Vreeland, Van, 111, 192, 199 Vroegindewey, Larry, 112, 148 Wadsley, Curt, 112 Wagman, Brenda, 112 Wagstaff, Ken, 112 Walker, Catharine, 112 Wall, Russell, 112 Walls, Bruce, 112 Walters, Paul, 112 Ward, Ben, 112 Ward, James, 112, 210 Ware, Belinda, 112 Warner, Joe, 112 Warren, Carrow, 112 Warren, Wally, 112 Watson, Amy, 112 Watts, Elizabeth, 98, 112, 129, 166 Watts, Jeanette, 112, 151 Watts, Victor, 112 Weaver, Beverly, 112 Weber, Jody, 112, 146 Werts, Charles, 112, 150 Wesolowski, Michael, 112 West, Susan, 112 Whapham, Philip, 112 Wheeling, Scotty, 112 White, Chris, 112 White, Gregg, 112 White, John, 112 Whitehead, Eddie, 112 Whiteheart, Greg, 112 Whitehurt, Kim, 112 Whitsett, Don, 112 Whitson, Roger, 112, 129 Wiggins, Dennis, 112 Wiles, Elaine, 112 Wilkinson, Mark, 112, 142 Wilkerson, Phillip, 112 Williams, Alan, 112 Williams, Bartholomew, 112 Williams, Christine, 112 Williams, Glenn, 112 Williams, David, 112, 192, 199 Williams, Kevin, 112 Williams, Richard, 112, 129 Williams, Sheila, 112 Williamson, Earline, 112 Wilson, John, 112 Wilson, Susan, 113 Winkler, Karen, 113 Wishon, Tim, 113 Witherspoon, Diane, 113, 138 Witherspoon, John, 113 Witherspoon, Reginald, 113 Witner, Amy, 113, 146 Wolfe, Marshall, 113 Wolfe, Wiley, 113 Wolny, Susie, 113, 142 Wood, Dena, 113 Woodle, John, 113, 150 Wooten, Patsy, 113 Wright, Karen, 113 Wright, Kathy, 113 Yancey, Steve, 113 Yates, Doug, 113, 150 Yoder, Glenn, 113 Yokeley, Robin, 113 Yuhas, Dawn, 113 Zilkanich, Michael, 113 251 Junior Index The journalism staff thanks the follow- ing people for their assistance in the preparation of the 1973 Black Gold. 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