Radford High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Radford, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 234 of the 1974 volume:

RAOf-ORD PUBLIC LIBRARY 30 WEST MAIN STREET RADFORO, VA 24 1 41 540-731-3621 oakLeaf ’74 Volume 49 Radford High School Radford, Virginia RAOFORO PUBUC LIBRARY 30 WEST MAIN STREET RADFORD. VA 24141 540-731-3621 contents prologue 4 education 12 involvement 56 sports 102 people in the halls 136 sponsors 192 epilogue 220 2 3 Believing. A state of mind. A combination Of what we perceive And how we choose to accept it. To each person, Everything is how he believes it is. How could it be any other way? We are capable only Of being ourselves. So we can only look Through our own eyes, Thinking our own thoughts, Forming our own beliefs, As unique as our fingerprints. 4 You are a unique mixture Of the same things That make up everyone. There ' s no one just like you. But you are still of the essence Of all your brothers. There ' s a place in the world just for you And it wouldn ' t be right if you weren ' t there. People need you. And just as you need to believe Others need you to believe in them. There are beautiful thoughts Unheard Because they ' re afraid they won ' t be understood. There are brilliant creations Unseen Because no one tried to appreciate them. There are the beginning of relationships Unfelt Because no one cared. 5 Believe in what ' s right For you to believe in Before it ' s too late. There ' ll be a new world In your eyes and ears If you ' ll only open your mind. 6 I What didn ' t you do today? When you postpone living You ' re letting time rip you off. Do you think that because Time goes on, and on, and on without end That you are going to go on and on with it? Well, you ' re wrong. Dead wrong. You can only put off caring loving believing Until you run out of todays. Then you can only look backwards At a string of empty yesterdays And realize You forgot to live. 7 II Why does a blind man smile? Doesn ' t he know he ' s been cheated? Well, tell me, Which man is more blind, The one that can ' t see the outside But tries to see the inside, Or the one that can see the outside And doesn ' t care about the inside? Perhaps blindness is an opinion. A state of mind. Can you still smile in the dark? III How did you get tomorrow? Who gave it to you? Whoever it was, Right this minute Is probably selling the Brooklyn Bridge To another poor fool. Another poor fool that won ' t realize What a mistake he made Until it ' s too late, either. He blew his whole life ' s savings On something He can never own. Just like you. 8 IV No one ever found a pearl Without opening the shell. That ' s right. Today is the first day Of the rest of your life. And maybe the last. So you ' d better look now. Connie Dobbins To learn and never be filled is wisdom To teach and never be weary is love. Apples of Gold She believes in the ability and creativity of her students and continually stresses originality. She finds pleasure in the work of her students and they in turn strive to please her. You never pass her classroom and see her seated at her desk. She is always bent over the shoulder of an eager, inquiring student. She listens; she laughs; and she motivates. Her life is filled with Picasso, Renoir, El Greco, And most of all — Her students. The 1974 OAKLEAF spotlights Mrs. Louise Davis. SCHOOL William Hatcher — Assistant Supervisor Florence Meador — General Supervisor Dr. James Rutrough — School Superintendent 14 Bonnie French — School Psychologist Dorothy Vest — Receptionist Robert Young — General Supervisor 15 ADMINI STRATI ON You found my pad in the lost and found? asks Mr. Swindell ntr,H yr.wMM MiRCMS But how could you fail study hall? ponders Coach I ineburg. You want to be a what? Mrs. Hohenshil reacts. 16 No way” Your name stays on the list, insists Mrs. Shumate. Are you sure Mrs. Johnston asked for 200 pencils? asks Mrs. Handras. Coach Hostetter just loves the correct time lady. 17 ENG LISH Hey fellas! We just signed Carl Long up for seven years duty with the San Francisco Bay Area Bombers. No, no you two! The fight scene comes during Drama ( lass! says Ms. Pollard. Mrs. Buck asks a student if he has some pickles and ice cream in his lunch bag. 18 This noise is something else, remarks David Ingram. English Challenges Minds ,u,e SSS ' he Crei EX(,eC,a ' i ' ’ S ' � h “ “ «� can ' grammatically explain who that is behind me Green. says Dominica 20 And Channels Thoughts David Hayes informs Donna Mills, The world is not full of beauty when you have stapled my finger.” Mrs. Wade ' s butterfly is ready to flit, flit away along with the butterfly on her bulletin board. Interpreting, Comparing, Expressing, Responding, Relating, Creating, English. 21 FOREIGN LANGUAGE “France is a very lively place ' recalls Ms. Bakas. Mrs. Walker charts Caesar ' s latest progress in Caul. New French students pretend to understand. 22 A beginning Spanish student learns to excribe en espanol. We go our own ways And are separated by physical boundaries. Yet as we learn to communicate, These endless barriers are broken, And there is an established sense of understanding. Mrs. Pierce receives her latest mission via the language machine. 23 SOCIAL STUDIES Varied reactions follow a political debate in Government class. I ' m afraid that Antarctica has no relation with Uncle Arctica, chuckles Mrs. Martin. Mah fellow Amuricans drawls Mark Gunn 24 O.K., who put my gradebook on the bulletin board? demands Mrs. Goldsmith. Then is Then And Now is Now But those ahead of me Will see now as then. The world is a circle And life is a cycle. Will I know where I am If I pass this way again? Political publicity covers the Government classroom prior to election time. 25 History Serves As A Guideline O.K. class, tell me where my pencil is, demands Mrs. Hatcher muses at the thought of the country being run by the Class of ' 74. Coach Waterworth. Right off, outta state, and farm out, declares Jeff Stone. 26 For Tomorrow How will I remember all of those dates and names? ponders Karen Patton. Remininiscing, Remembering, Recapturing, Reviewing, Reencountering, Rediscovering, History. Miss Beavers points out the chalk board to a wondering Bobby Cloyd. 27 MATHE MATICS Coach Matlock listens as another student tells a lost homework tale. Mr. Sterrett questions a senior girl, Are you sure you are in eighth grade math? All of this just to prove I + 1 = 2? questions a Math student. 28 Is there a pizza in that box Mrs. Taylor is holding or is it a giant compass? Theorems, Methods, Formulas. They come and go And fade away. But the discipline They taught me Stays. Kim Snell gives a teacher a hard time. 29 Math Students Use A 2B or not 2B is not the 1 right answer, says Coach Martin. You know I always give more homework when I wear striped ties, reminds Coach Lindon. I p l0 30 Network Of Scratch Paper “Algebra has nothing to do with algae, explains Mrs. Varner. If at first you don ' t succeed — try counting your fingers! | — C-: l — U , v ' 1 A 2H |_ - iwm ' f Inquiring, Applying, Computing, Analysing, Solving, Erasing, Mathematics. Jim Dickenson and Dave Sherwood can ' t reason working problems out, when the answers are in the back of the book. SCIE NCES Mike Morrison has invented a new way to shave in physics class. A science student wonders which scientist invented tests. With the use of his glasses, Mr. Kerr proves anti-gravity theories to be quite realistic. 32 m Is this really necessary? asks Mrs. Daughtry. We see the wonders of the world. Sometimes we are confused But we sense an importance. We explore the environment — A world of relationships, Both simple and complex, Which bind together the universe. Soon we realize That the real world exists And we are each a vital part of it. Melissa Andrews searches for a scientific answer to Mr. Roberson ' s quiz. Science students catch quick naps while technology procedes. Greg Sandoe, do you really think this pencil will fly? asks Jimmy Turk. ' ' I Iff ■ M ■Hr 33 mn Science Challenges Students To These scientific brownies are really great, exclaim eighth grade science students! 14 Miss Jennings ponders on the subject of a film. Observe And Experiment 7 - Mr. Roberson prepares another class for his always curious science students. Searching, Collecting, Probing, Watching, Exploring, Discovering, Science. Bob Tilley knew it wasn ' t the Avon Lady. Are you really sure the experiment says to drink this stuff? perplexes David Branch. 35 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Someone! Close the vent! shrieks Mike Devilbiss as he is sucked upward. € 3 = f nrs L wK w m Steve Harris perfects his basketball skills as Larry Tickle struggles with the fundamentals of walking. Mrs. Callimore! Mrs. Gallimore! A big dog has run away with the relay baton! cries Barbara Fraley. 36 Of course Driver ' s Ed films don ' t disturb me, explains Coach Purcell, I don ' t watch them. There are two sides to everyone — The physical and the mental. Because one side can ' t function Without the other They are only halves of the whole. A healthy mind is not complete Without a healthy body. There ' s no need to get violent Mrs. Sandidge. Sometimes I just forget to buckle up! explains Maria Hondras. A Girls P.E. class comes in for a landing. It ' s a bird! It ' s a plane! No! It ' s Mike DeVilbiss! cries J.C. Caudell. 37 Use Your Body! Do your sleepwalking at night and not during gym class, Ronnie Roop! Coach Hall decides how many laps the losing team will run. i8 Train Your Mind! RA0F0R0 HIGH SCHOOL DRIVER EDUCATION CAR DICK PRICE FORD JR ' X fj T| A :1 Y J I guess they want a picture of this car while it ' s in one piece, says Steve Branch. Running, Jumping, Playing, Competing, Practicing, Participating, Physical Education. No matter how cold it is, we must take behind the wheel out- side , explains Mrs. Sandidge. So get that car out of here! 39 Typing students eat carrots and see well in the dark. Mrs. Mottesheard can ' t seem to recall where four typewriters have gone. For the last time, my name is Jack Johnson not John Jackson. 40 Jeff Collins can ' t seem to figure out Judy Harris ' problem. FINCER POSITION EVALUATION Progress won ' t sit and wait for me. So to be able to compete In a fast paced world, I need to look ahead. I must be prepared. Finger position is very difficult to evaluate explains Mrs. McCarry. 41 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WEAR goggles when USING THIS MACHINE i Signs, signs. Everywhere signs. Building more than bookshelves, Forming more than fixtures, Molding more than metal. Planning for And doing more Than bookshelves, fixtures, or metal. It ' s a blueprint for the future. Don ' t look now, but I think our patient is no longer with us, warns Mrs. McCauley to Mrs. Wright. Mr. Robins takes disciplinary measures with a machine that refuses to work. 43 Vocational Education Puts Building, Nursing, Wiring, Drawing, Sewing, Selling, Vocations. “Stick your finger here and you ' ll make a shocking discovery, explains Tim Gardener. Who has ever heard of sawing a piece of wood with a ruler? utters Mr. Hines. 44 I ' m no Dick Butcus, but my shoulders are every bit of an inch wide, retorts Mr. Roane. I ' m sorry David, in here we draft plans, not beer, informs Mr. Sayers. Skilled Hands to Good Use Performing open heart surgery. What have you been doing? asks Mrs. Jones. Oh no! I ' ve sewn it to my jacket! That ' s not in the directions! moans Sally Lowman. Give me liberty, or give me death. shouts Mrs. Moore as she is surrounded by R.H.S. students. This carbon paper will make a perfect bandage! thinks Mrs. Sparks. A child ' s first impressions of life Are at home. He first discovers himself At home. He first finds his place among others At home. He will live what he learns At home. 45 ND co Could it be our band is slightly off? Somehow Someway Some reason Someday Everyone will be touched By his own kind of music. 46 But I always wanted to be a cowboy ' reflects Mrs. Carr. Assez Lent. Cadence. CHO Please Mrs. Carr, we have been vocalizing for half an hour, complain Chorus Students. 47 RUS c T Art Students learn to use art as a means of expression. 48 Mrs. Davis demonstrates her artistic ability. Art is a thing of beauty, what more be said? Steve Sheckler contemplates — to paint, or not to paint . . . A work of art Is not truly art Until it touches another person. Then it becomes The communication Of what can ' t be said in words. What I create Is an extension of me. 49 SSRARY Announcc.mc.n, from Mrs. Shufflebarger: would (he person who bo, ° he stU(J Y carre ' s please return it to the library IMMEDIATELY one A world of knowledge Bound within a book Waiting To be discovered By curious minds Seeking Do you have your passport and entry papers in order? asks Mrs. Teeny. 50 SPECIAL Everyone has a place in the World. Miss Washburn delights in a student ' s progress. Preparing For my place in a world That needs me And all the things That only I can do Just my way, Because I am me. 51 EDUCATION PSYCH OLOGY i “Those psychology students think they know everything, complains Polly Perkins. Dianne Morris helps her future along with a slight push. 52 Sharon DeVusser informs the ouija board to give her a break or receive one. Have you yet noticed, We all have a different packaging, But outward appearances are superficial. Looking into you I see a reflection of me. Billie Guill informs this photographer there is psychology in get ting Steve Cloyd ' s jacket. Monroe Atkins tells Joanne Spiers to tell it like it is. 53 Cooks and Custodians “If we could divert a river through here, it “Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble, jokes Mrs. Jonas to Mrs. Bratton and Mrs. Thompson. would wash this trash away; thinks Sherman Lee. t’lV.J; ' :: XV. ' t • ' I wash my hands of all responsibility, Says Mrs. LaTVtirtim.‘ ’’ ' You want that thing fixed again? asks Mr. Weeks. 54 Render Special Services “What would I do without my trusty trash can? sighs Mrs. Lewis. A day full of endless tasks is finally over for Mr. Lewis. But how did you glue a chair to the floor? questions Mike Lee. Behind the scenes, Sometimes unappreciated, They strive for perfection. They want only the best For us. Because they care. Next time let the butter set for a while before cutting it, advises Mrs. )o Mrs. Neely. JM0TORO PUR UBRARY 30 WEST MAM STREET RADFORD. VA 24141 540.731-3621 55 • !%!«« IMINM n ' f F If « LTT.. . af m If |g ,E ' - 5s T s k i. Organizations Encourage Involvement Linda DeHart expertly arranges Varsity Club members Tim Griffith toots out a tune dedicated to the Radford High Clubs, for the OAKLEAF photographer. Diane Goode demonstrates true patriotism to her cause. Another day of fun is at last done, rhymes Roger Hughett. 58 CltlBS S.C.A. Works For Everyone ROW ONE: Jim Dickenson, Alice Coughlin, Linda DeHart, Paul Hassell, Roger Hughett. ROW TWO: Mary Jane Duncan, Ricky Weyer. ROW THREE: Victor Carter, Mike Gunn, Arc Carter. The R.H.S. bike rack gives students a different method to ride to school. Would you consider devoting some of your time to something besides yourself? Run for an S.C.A. office. This year the S.C.A. served the school by revising the student handbook and handling the Homecoming Assembly and dance. They obtained a bike rack for the school with the help of the area civic clubs. The S.C.A. also organized the Club Day program. They revived the tradition of a school Christmas tree and sponsored White Christmas. Jim Dickenson — S.C.A. President 60 N.H.S. Emphasizes Excellence ROW ONE: Arc Carter, Esther Elswick (pres.), Barbara Stout, Sarah Hall. ROW TWO: Barry Thompson, Jesse Frazier, Carla Mathes, Karen Rose (vice-pres.). ROW THREE: Jeff Stone (sec.-treas.), Crystal Sutphin, Marie Presgraves. ROW FOUR: Don Estes, Jim Dickenson, David Sher- wood, John Ritter, Ron Albright. Barbara Covey realizes why the desk beside her is empty. It ' s Satur- day!! Want to make your mother happy? Graduate with a gold tassle. The N.H.S. creates an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulates a desire to render service, promotes leader- ship, and developes character in the students of Amer- ican secondary schools. The National Honor Society also visits Greenlawn Nursing Home and sends cards to elderly shut-ins. The club tries to have one special project a month. Crystal Sutphin smiles as she learns. 61 Acorn Gives Us the News Hi there,” chirps Mrs. Hassell to a waving referee. ROW ONE: Sally Jonas, Theresa Estes, Gale Collins. ROW TWO: JoAnne Spiers (edi- tor), Martha Tilley, Cheryl Corbin. ROW THREE: Denise Dodson, Sharon Perdue, Susan Harmon. ROW FOUR: Mike Green, Tim Cox, Bobby Cloyd (assoc, editor), Spencer Pugh. Are newspapers more to you than a lining for your bird ' s cage? There ' s a place for you with The Acorn! The Acorn strives to present the news of RHS in an unbiased way and to provide an opportunity for students to express their opinions on many topics. The staff works in co-operation with The News lournal and appears as a supplement in that paper each month. 62 JoAnne Spiers and Mike McCardle make last minute preparations for the next addition of the ACORN. Oak Leaf Members Believe In . . . Barbara Covey, Karen Rose, John Plott, Diane Goode, Catherine Joseph, Ann Sevareid, Mandy Martin, Walter Todenhoft Beverly McCauley, Karen Owings, Connie Dobbins, Linda DeHart, and Rhonda Ramsey. Are you interested in creative writing or typing until your fingers are blistered? If so, $% ' !!! (oops!) join the annual staff! Members of the annual staff spend sixth period every day and their weekends and their free time working to preserve the school year with a pictorial record. They take pictures, develop and print pictures, write copy, sell ads, type, scream at deadlines, and rejoice at the final product. Members of the staff must have a C average and apply for membership. Students are selected on the basis of their ability to write or take pictures, plus a recommendation from an English teacher. DEDICATED TO OAKLEAF STAFF KAREN O. — who knows the middle name of every person in the whole school. MANDY — who couldn ' t get any help from her co-editor. JOHN — I did too help! BEVERLY — who wanted the ads in on time. CONNIE — who had to have the copy absolutely, 100% perfect. DIANE — who likes Krunchees. CATHERINE — who only wanted to finish her lab reports. WALTER — the only member that we shared with the band. BARBARA — who could handle a cropper with one hand behind her back. RHONDA — who knows every member of every club. LINDA — whose laughter shook the entire top floor. KAREN R. — who wanted everything corny. CAIL — who wanted everything purple. ANN — who wanted EVERYTHING! MRS. JOHNSTON — who wanted out. Oakleaf Staff relaxes! 63 Hi-Y Clubs Participate ROW ONE: Fido. ROW TWO: Mary Goodykoontz, Debbie Al- derman, (hist.), Debbie Webb, (chap.), Betsy Scott, Cathy Wall, Diane Hodge, Debbie Jarrett, Barbara Wohlford, Cheri Boggess, Marinda Keck. ROW THREE: Julie Smith, Jean Sanders, Dana Williams, Margaret Dedmon, Mary Turk, Ann Smith, Mary Howelett, Julie LoMoscolo, Alene Nester, Carrie Saul. ROW FOUR: Barbara Turpin, Diane Thomas, Jacki Minnick, Victoria Benson, Anne Gieson, Gloria LoMoscolo, Katrina Cary, Susan Spillman, Teresa Harmon, Ann Martin. ROW FIVE: Susan Rock- well, Martha Tilley, (sec.), Dianne Howell, (vice-pres.), Teresa Vaughan, Joan Howellett, (treas.), Anne Howelett, (pres.), Rene Mathes. ROW ONE: Mark Amonette, (sec.), Jeff Stone, (vice-pres.), Barry Thompson, (pres), I ' ll give you five reasons to join the Hi-Y, Jay Lester, (treas.), Craig Chrisman, (chap.). declares Mark Amonette. 64 in Model General Assembly ROW ONE: Gwyn White, Mary Saunders, lanie Sanders, Sharon DeVusser, Dianne Morris, Kathy Dalton. ROW TWO: Mary Dedmon, Noelene Lawson, Barbara Stout, Billie Guill, Mary Jo Dickerson, Karen Rose, Esther Elswick, Becky DeVilbiss, Melissa Wilson, Lori Hale, Libby Wall. ROW THREE: Marsha Carr, Catherine Joseph, Peggy Coleman. Do you take candy from babies, kick dogs, and pull the wings off butterflies? Cast aside your evil ways and do something constructive for a change with a Hi-Y Club. The Hi-Y platform is clean speech, clean sports- manship, clean scholarship, and clean living. The Hi-Y sponsors the Thanksgiving Assembly and cleans glass from the Driving Range. The Sr. Tri-Hi-Y sponsors the Easter Assembly and devotions in first period classes during Christmas and Easter. They also conduct a complete youth service at a local church and go Christmas caroling. The Jr. Tri-Hi-Y contributes to needy organizations and visits nursing homes, shelter homes, and the hospital. During Thanksgiving they collect food and take it to a needy family. All three clubs participate in the Model General Assembly in Richmond in the spring. Junior Tri-Hi-Y girls decorate the Christmas tree. 65 Bookworms Unite! m to l Wm y fir • � i ■■ W N ' « ROW ONE: Charles Bickett, Tammy Graham, Sally Gibson, Bar- bara Thomas, Tresa Smith, Debbie Rash, Cathy Marshall. ROW TWO: Edward Blake, Donna Nester (sec. treas.), Joy Green, Kathy Gross (vice-pres.), Alma Wright (pres.), Jenny McCauley (histori- an), Donnie Mayberry, Jimmy Wheeler, Frank Howell, Ricky Tino, Bruce Davis. ROW THREE: Cheryl Weddle, Charlotte Whitlock, Debbie Long, Jeannie Sutphin, Peggy Caldwell, Becky Olsen, Anna Sutphin, Darrell Altizer, William Blake, Larry Brooks, Jeff Laferriere. ROW FOUR: Diane Cox, Shirley Sowers, Brenda Bish- op, Jackie Gardner, Teresa Galarneau, Susan Barton, Becky Lawson, Mike Turpin, Stacy Weddle, Tommy Jervey, Mark Wig- ington, Barry Ratcliffe, Eddie Smith, Kenny Smead, Tad Jarvis. “Librarians have learned how to stamp books quickly, boasts Donna Reed. Do you long to escape from your humdrum exis- tence? Make your get-a-way with books! Library Club members serve RHS students and fac- ulty by giving their time to perform needed library ser- vices and duties. They also sponsor the paperback book drive. • — ■ mi d ! h ■ a — 1 ■ u 66 Everything you ' ve wanted to know about drugs — but were afraid to check out. Community Service Is Their Aim 1 K ra ■■■■ r ROW ONE: Tommy Farmer, David Young (pres.), Mr. Hall (sponsor), Mr. Sterrett (sponsor), Ron Albright. ROW TWO: Bobby Saunders, Mark Kinser, Jim Dickenson. ROW THREE: Frank Jones, Robin Hall. ROW FOUR: Bob Swindell, Tommy Martin, David Mauck. ROW FIVE: John Plott, Carl Long, Bob Hayes. ROW SIX: Jay Lester, Steve Sowers, Greg Holbrook. ROW SEVEN: Stan Hostetter, J.C. Caudell, Steve Irby, Mike Mantz. ROW EIGHT: Phillip Young, Don Clark. ROW NINE: Tim Weikle, Tim Leighton, Barry Miller (sec-treas.). ROW TEN: Mike Canales, Tommy Leighton, Mike Morrison (vice-pres.). No class, I ' m not the substitute. I ' m your club president, insists Beaver Young. ■ TV SRB98 ir- - Do you have a strong ambition to join the Kiwanis Club, but don ' t meet the age requirement? Why not try the Key Club instead? The Key Club is affiliated with the Kiwanis Club. The club has worked on several paper drives and plans a day in which all the club members will be asked to participate in cleaning up the football stadium. Susan, are you sure it was the Key Club you three wanted to join? chuckles Mr. Sterrett. 67 Spirit Boosters Encourage The Bobcats Do you have the Spirit of the Bobcats and the Vocal Chords of Tarzan? The Bobcat Boosters need you! The Spirit Boosters promote school spirit through banners for football and basketball garpes. The club puts up the welcome bulletin boards for visiting teams during basketball season. The Spirit Boosters also help at the Sports Banquet in the spring. Renee Duncan (Pres.), Mary Saunders (Vice Pres.), Karen Gallimore (Treas.), Barbara Fraley (Sec.). ROW ONE: Sharon DeVusser, Susan Harman, Noelene Lawson, Susan Hunter, Sharon Jolley. ROW TWO: Terri Wade, Barbara Turpin, Lori Hale, Mary Duncan, Lynn Connor, Mary Dedmon, Julie Davis, Kristie Phlegar, Jean Sanders. ROW THREE: Betsy Scott, Debbie Webb, Debbie Alderman, Alene Nester, Mary Coodykoontz, Julie Smith, Barbara Wohlford, Julie LaMoscalo, Susie Wall, Sally Jonas. ROW FOUR: Diane Thomas, Vicki Long, Becky Yearout, Eileen Joseph, Becky Cox, Lynne Rutkowski, Michele Hoyt, Jan Nicholson, Susan Lepchitz, Lucy Baker, Augusta Foster. ROW FIVE: Judy Mumpower, Donna Menzies, Sally Lowman, Terri Smith, Rhonda Ramsey, Joni Pruitt, Robin Gibson, Libby Wall, Monica Wilson, Debbie Davis, Mary Todenhoft. ROW SIX: Pam Patton, Debbie Mauck, Theresa Estes, Debbie Kinlock, Esther Elswick, Mancy Martin, Jenny Lyle, Karen Owings, Martha Tilley, Millie Totten, Becky Morris. ROW SEVEN: Gale Collins, Cindy Shaw, Paco Jones, Barbara Berry, Becky Devilbiss, Karen Rose, Carla Mathes, Catherine Joseph, Linda DeHart. ROW EIGHT: Tommy Farmer, Cheri Boggess, Vicki Benson, Susan Rockwell, Anne Dickenson, Pat Brown, Jenny Slusher, Sharon Perdue, Denise Dodson, Terry Tuck. ROW NINE: Stephanie Lowman, Susan Butner, Barbara Morris, Barbara Fawcett, Robin Plasterer, Tomi Sue Phlegar, Martha Mann. ROW TEN: Tommy Leighton, Barry Miller, Brian Compton, David DeHart. 68 Patrols Monitor Cafeteria Mandy Martin, Dominica Green, Chuck Hayes, Ricky Weyer, John Gieson, Steve Sheckler, Roger Hughett, Jan Fisher. Jan Fisher takes a rest from his tiring duties as a student patrol. Does the thought of going to lunch even before the seniors make your mouth water? Get yourself ap- pointed to the Student Patrol ! The Student Patrols monitor the Cafeteria, grounds and hallways daily, during both lunch periods. They stress cleanliness, self-discipline, responsibility, and assist students in self-government. Walter Todenhoft grins because the crime has been captured by his camera. 69 Experience is the Best Teacher Don ' t worry folks, the rest of this D.E. student looks human. ROW ONE: Laura Thomas, Diane Cox. ROW TWO: Max Snell, Paula Rollins, Judy Morris, Carolyn Hinkley, Jenny Shanklin (vice-pres.), Debbie Rash, Karen Shaw. ROW THREE: Don Estes (pres.), Philip Newby, Ellen Roles (chap.). ROW FOUR. Sherry Shelburne (reporter). ROW FIVE: Nancy Turpin. ROW SIX: Danny Shel- burne (treas.), Danny Morris, Brian Baker. Are you one of the privileged characters that spends fifth and sixth periods downtown, getting a credit while you rake in the money? If so, you are also privileged to be able to join DECA. Any D.E. Student is eligible to join the Distributive Education Clubs of America. DECA members attend the District Fall Rally at Claytor Lake and the District and State Leadership Conferences. There ' s a club picnic in the spring and May is the month for the Employer-Employee Banquet. Danny Shelburne, Don Estes and Danny Morris load up their getaway car. 70 They Explore the Field of Science Mrs. Hatcher ' s floating dinasour egg has had Science Club members puzzled for weeks. Does fraternizing with frogs turn you on? Get in- volved! Try Chi Beta Pi! The Chi Beta Pi participates in the Western District Science Fair and the Virginia Jr. Academy of Science Activities. They also participate in many field trips. Guest speakers are invited to lecture to the club on topics of interest. Don Estes and Barry Thompson examine Miss Jenning ' s prize chicken embryo. nrcc ROW ONE: Valerie Buzzard, Virginia Wheeler, Pam Patton, Kathy Dalton, Beverly McCauley (sec.-treas.), Claudia Helbert, Cwyn White (vice-pres.). ROW TWO: Craig Chrisman, Dwight Irwin, Bobby Hines, Burke Mottesheard, Duane Taylor, Guy Worstall, Bert Weschke (pres.), Barry Thompson, Jesse Fraizer, Don Estes, Jeff Stone, John Ritter, Arc Carter. 71 The Chorus Sings Music ROW ONE: Billy Webb, Cathy Marshall, Judy Mumpower, Pam Patton, Debbie Alderman, Debbie Webb, Betsy Scott, Cathy Wall, Kim Maynard, Carrie Saul, Sally Gibson, Diane Thomas, Vicky Long. ROW TWO: Ted Dalton, Phillip Smart, Diane Hodge, Sally Lowman, Nancy Turpin, Alene Nester, Julie LoMoscolo, Barbara Wohlford, Mary Coodykoontz, Marinda Keck, Tracey Hartwell. ROW THREE: J.C. Caudell, Sammy Rose, Tommy Farmer, Carl Long, Timmy Leighton, Martha Mann, Denise Dodson, Jenny Mc- Cauley, Barbara Turpin, Joni Pruitt, Donna Nester, Becky White, Libby Wall. ROW FOUR: Howard Haynes, Vern Moran, Robin Hall, Roger Wills, Mike DeVilbiss, Tommy Leighton, Jenny Slusher, Mark Frye, Eileen Joseph, Anne Howlett, Teresa Vaughan. !i, “I F - 1 I ROW ONE: Billie Guill, Julie Smith, Vicki Benson, Janie Sanders, Catherine Joseph, Joan Howlett, Debbie Jarrett, Terri Wade, Alice Coughlin, Melissa Wilson, Marsha Carr, Gail Cook, Leslie Cirelli, Gwyn White. ROW TWO: Mary Saunders, Crystal Sutphin, Sammy Pugh, Bobby Turk, Bobby Saunders, Ben Selvey, Richard Sandoe, Steve Cloyd, Mary Jo Dickerson, Susan Hunter, Dianne Howell, Donna Alderman, Mandy Martin, Jane Epperly, Becky DeVilbiss. ROW THREE: Sharon DeVusser, David DeHart, Scott Cary, Steve Null, David Hayse, Eddie Smith, Maria Hondras, Peggy Coleman, Kathy Dalton, Linda Fisher, Sarah Hall, Sue Hager, Stephanie Lowman. ROW FOUR: Billy Turner, Mark Kinser, Brian Compton, Brad Harman, Barry Franklin, John Plott, Mike Canales, Steve Sowers, Steve Sheckler, Barry Miller, Larry Gibson, Donnie Franklin, Bob Swindell, Bruce Davis. 72 Appealing to All Chorus Officers: ROW ONE: Billie Guill (treas.), Melissa Wilson (treas.). ROW TWO: Peggy Coleman (sec.), Jane Epperly (sec.). ROW THREE: Esther Elswick (accompanist), Susan Harmon (accompanist — treas.). ROW FOUR: David DeHart (co-pres.), Barry Miller (co-pres.), Roger Wills (co-pres.). Does your singing in the shower put Barbra Streisand to shame? Well dry off and join the chorus. The chorus sings for various clubs, for the school ' s Thanksgiving assembly, Christmas assembly, Easter as- sembly and graduation. F.H.A. Means More Than Cooking And Sewing ROW ONE: Debbie Rash, Diane Cox, Kathy Bishop, Becky Olsen. ROW TWO: Kathy Slate, Cathy Marshall, Sally Gibson, Debbie Holbrook, Jackie Gardner. ROW THREE: Crystal Sutphin, Marie Presgraves, Kim Snell, Pauline Ratcliff, Druanne Langford, Mrs. Moore, Donna Menzies. Are your brownies like something that has crawled out of the sea? Learn to civilize them with the FHA! The FHA has speakers on grooming. They take field trips and go camping or have picnics. They celebrate the holidays with a Christmas party for afflicted children and by sending Easter baskets and Valentines to children. The club participates in FHA Week and has an annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. BScX ■ T ? ’A 3 roflk. -K r jm iff. . ' r. 4 ; w ■ Jk. ( 74 Thespians Discover New Roles ROW ONE: Debbie Routt, Jo Anne Spiers, David Sherwood (treas.), Barbara Stout (sec.), Mike Green (pres.), Karen Totten (vice-pres.), Cathy Simpkins (pt. keeper), Lisa Smith, Cathy Ratcliff, Sue Hager, Bill Stump. ROW TWO: Paul Krayer, Donna Reed, Susan Lepchitz, Teresa Estes, Cheryl Corbin, Denise Dodson, Debbie Shelor, Mary Todenhoft, Becky Cook, Kim Maynard, Debbie Hedge. ROW THREE: Judy Vest, Pam Ratcliff, Jackie Lorton, Diana Lyons, Jan Nicholson, Nancy Bondurant, Sharon Perdue, Anne Fraley, Lori Abercrombie, Susan Butner, Donna Mills, Kathy Vaughan. ROW FOUR: Judy Sayers, Gary Butner, Katrina Cary, Mark Frye, Gale Collins, Debbie Kinlock, Millie Totten, Steve Saunders, Antoinne Lewis, Henry Lindsey John Sheckler. J F i Cheryl Corbin puts her heart into her acting . . . and her gum into the water fountain, discovers Mike McCardle. You know you need a ticket , coaxes Sue Hager. Take two, they ' re small ! Tired of the same old self? Try on a new one with the Thespians! The Thespian Club aims to establish standards of excellence and to create an active interest in all phases of theatre arts. The club goes to see area play productions and helps members of various crews in school productions. They co-operated with the Drama Class in the production of Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee . 75 Pupils Today, Teachers Tomorrow J «! fF� 4k Si M n Z4 sgjK « ; v fi u H 1 J i ♦; t ROW ONE: Jane Epperly, Esther Elswick, Lynn Connor, Mary Jane Duncan, Susan Hunter, Sally Lowman. ROW TWO: Phyllis Delaney, Crystal Sutphin, Linda Fisher, Anne Dickenson, Pat Brown, Catherine Joseph. ROW THREE: Karen Patton, Cennie Hayden, Ceorgianna Walson, Margaret Brooks, Linda DeHart, Becky DeVilbiss. ROW FOUR: Melissa Wilson, Renee Duncan, Carla Mathes, Ann Severeid, Donna Alderman, Mary Jo Dickerson, Beth Weikel, Libby Wall, Mary Saunders, Sharon DeVusser, Patsy Townsend, Mandy Martin, Stephanie Lowman, Dianne Morris, Sally Jonas. Noelene Lawson keeps on the lookout for any cookie monsters from George Wythe. Do you have an urge to come back to school after you graduate that you just can ' t fight? Join the F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America make greeting tags for the teachers several times during the school year. The major project of the F.T.A. is to select the teacher of the year and have a banquet in his or her honor. “I wonder if Miss Beavers started out like this? ponders Mandy Martin as Dianne Morris calls roll. 76 Art Club Promotes Creativity ROW ONE: Cheryl Corbin, Helga Weschke, Freda Tompson, Martha Mann, Cathy Simpkins, Randy Boyd. ROW TWO: Dee Dee Smith (sec.), Steve Reeser (reporter), Becky Altizer, Bar- bara Covey (vice pres.), Judy Vest, Bill Stump. ROW THREE: Millie Totten, Becky Cook, Judy Mumpower, Terrie McCracken, Anne Fraley, Renee Duncan, Mandy Martin, Anne Dickenson, Karen Owings, Ann Sevareid, Carla Mathes, Pam Patton. ROW FOUR: Karen Vaughan, Leo Woodrum, Mark Craig. The Art Club ' s Christmas ornament proudly hangs on the school ' s tree. Do you scribble on walls, mark on desks, and draw smilies in your margins? Put your talents to good use with the Art Club! The Art Club visits area exhibits, has demonstrations on arts and crafts techniques, and has work- shop periods where members work on craft projects of their own. In addition, they have a Christmas party in December and a picnic in May for the club members. 1 V fl Lifer i 1 1 jf ROW ONE: Mark Frye, Greg Stokley, Donald Mayberry, Mike Yuhas, Mike Danieley. ROW TWO: Mary Todenhoft (reporter), Susan Harman (treas.), Connie Dobbins (pres.), Diane Goode, (chap.), Karen Totten (reporter), R.K. Elswick. ROW THREE: Diana Lyons, Jenny Mc- Cauley, Kathy Vaughn, Jenny Lyle, Lynn Conner, Beth Weikel, Barbara Fraley, Lewis Newby, Bob Tilley. ROW FOUR: Sue Hager, Pam Townsend, Dean Smith. 77 Girls Prove Athletic Ability ROW ONE: Diane Goode, Maria Hondras, Mary Jo Dickerson (pres.), Barbara Stout, Mandy Martin, Leslie Cirelli (sec. — pt. keeper), Diane Morris, Kim Snell, Mrs. Gallimore. ROW TWO: Claudia Helbert, Debbie Webb, Barbara Fraley, Dominica Green, Karen Gallimore, Van Foster, Karen Patton, Phyllis Delaney, Paula Rollins, Janyle Delaney. ROW THREE: Jenny Lyle, Robin Plasterer, Eileen Joseph, Wanda Akers, Rhonda Akers, Teresa Vaughan, Joy Smith, Rene Mathes. ROW FOUR: Vickie Benson, Donna Alderman, Susan Rockwell, Betsy Scott, Tracey Hartwell, Susie Wall, Mary Goodykoontz. Julie Smith, Julie LoMoscolo. ROW FIVE: Anne Howlett, Barbara Fawcett, Patsy Townsend, Rita Howell, Debbie Alderman, Cheri Boggess, Tomi Phlegar, Barbara Morris. ROW ONE: Anne Fraley, Monica Wilson, Libby Wall, Debbie Davis, Terri Tuck, Judy Mumpower, Sharon Perdue, Cheryl Corbin, Brenda Bishop, Becky Yearout, Terry Smith, Mrs. Gallimore (sponsor), ROW TWO: Joan Howlett! Denise Dodson, Jerry Slusher, Millie Totten, Debbie Mauck, Becky Cook, Nancy Bondurant (vice-pres), Susan Carr, Jackie Minnick, Cindy McPhail, Vickie Long. ROW THREE: Debbie Snyder, Debbie McDaniel, Debbie Kinlock, Gale Collins, Lynn Rutkowski, Toni Boggess, Patti Crawford, Susan Sevareid, Diane Thomas, Martha Mann. ROW FOUR: Sharon Smith, Jean Sanders, Kristie Phlegar, Jan Nicholson, Susan Lepchitz, Julie Davis, Margaret Dedmon, Mary Howlett. ROW FIVE: Tammy Albright, Augusta Foster, Judith Coughlin, Ann Smith, Becky Morris, Anne Gieson, Mary Turk, Dana Williams, Susan Spillman, Katrina Cary. ROW SIX: Vicky Davis, Ann Martin. ROW SEVEN: Tina Lindsey, Denise English. Do you feel a strong need to be physically fit! 1 Does being a member of a team make you feel like one of Ihe gang ? Join the GAA. The Girls ' Athletic Association is a club whose main purpose is to promote girls ' participation in sports. During the year they have intramurals for basketball, archery, touch football, volleyball, and track. They also sponsor the Sadie Hawkins Dance. 78 Helen Wheeler puts that old curve in her shot and knocks off Robbie Wright ' s head. They Learn Through Sportsmanship ROW ONE: David Hayse (v.-pres.), David DeHart (pres.). ROW TWO: Ray Hoyt, Chuck Hayes (sec.), Brad Harman, John Cieson. ROW THREE: Jan Fisher, Spook Turner, Roger Hughett, Tony DeHart. ROW FOUR: Roger Wills, Jim Plott, Donny Franklin, Brian Compton. ROW FIVE: Tony Lowman, Richard Sandoe, Steve Cloyd (treas.), David Reed, Clement Brock. Are you a letterman with sexy legs? Show your stuff during the Varsity Club ' s initiation week! The Varsity Club is an organiza- tion for boys who have lettered in a varsity sport or have managed a varsity team for two years or more. Each spring, incoming members struggle through initiation week, and the tortures devised by the old members. The club holds an all sports clinic and goes to the grade schools to promote participation in sports. Co-Sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins Dance with the Girls Ath- letic Association is another Varsity Club activity. Mighty Bobcat, one honored possession of many Varsity Club members. Richard Sandoe, Tony DeHart, and Roger Wills inform Bobby Cloyd on the good points of the Varsity Club. Images Created and Captured Do you see photography as more than an excuse to get that new girl into the dark room? Crab your cam- era and join the Photography Club! The purpose of the Radford High School Pho- tography Club is to familiarize students with the ele- ments of good picture taking. The club hears speakers and sees slide and film presentations along with Club Day presentations of student work and criticism. ROW ONE: Spencer Pugh. ROW TWO: Danny Vest, Dwight Irwin, George Davis, Walt Simmerman. ROW THREE: Frank Howell, Steve Saunders. ROW FOUR: Eddie Smith, Reed Lambert, Bruce Davis, G.H. Simmerman. ROW FIVE: Kenny Smead, George Davis. ROW SIX: Tad Jarvis. Spencer Pugh would do anything for a picture! 80 Bienvenido Al Mundo de Espanol ROW ONE: Gail Cook, Karen Totten, Linda DeHart, Melissa Wilson (sec.-treas.), Greg Sandoe (vice-pres.). ROW TWO: Catherine Joseph (program chairman), Karen Rose, Noelene David Sherwood breaks the broomstick as he breaks a Christmas Pinata. Lawson, Jim Dickenson, Bob Tilley, Mike Morrison. ROW THREE: Ron Albright, (chap.), David Sherwood (pres.). iHOLA I GATOS! UANE y a JLOS ORIOLES Hey, Bobcats! Beat the Orioles, encourages a Spanish bulletin board. Will you take tacos over hamburgers any day? Then the Spanish Club is “your kind of place.” The Spanish Club emphasizes the cultural aspects of Spanish speaking countries. The club often has speak- ers who have travelled in Mexico, South America and Spain. Spanish speaking students from Radford College and V.P.I.S.U. also come to talk. Each Christmas Eve “Luminarias” are lighted on DeHaven Drive. Christmas carols sung in Spanish by the Spanish classes are played over loud speakers and a living Nativity scene is portrayed. 81 F.B.L.A. Members Plan For Careers E 5. ns - I , 0 33 � - V17 3 i . cgs t .iis ■ US ' ROW ONE: Barbara Harris, Nancy Turpin. ROW TWO: Gail Mauldin. ROW THREE: Alma Jackson, Cindy Shaw, Debbie Rhodes, Cindy Steele, Mrs. Mottesheard (sponsor), Carolyn Blake, Becky Ramsey, Kim Snell. FBLA members practice coffee breaks . Is your spelling superior, your shorthand stu- pendous, and your typing terrific? If so, you may be a future business leader of America! The Future Business Leaders of America is an orga- nization made up of people interested in the field of business. They have speakers who give lectures in various jobs available in the community. They plan to have a Teacher Appreciation Day, when they will give a tea for all of the teachers. 82 Have I just been working too hard, or is my ribbon crawling away? worries Cindy Steele. VICA TRAINS STUDENTS FOR CAREERS FIRST ROW: Ken Mundy, Danny Reed, Kent Miller, David Shelor, Bobby Caldwell, Jerome Calfee, Burt Weschke, Steve Bernier, David Reed. SECOND ROW: Steve McDaniel, Dexter Hash, Frank Harris, Timmy Gardiner, Steve Gilbert, Tommy Dobbins, Mark Weikel, Colon Krayer, Dwight Erickson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hines, Hey, you guys watch those hammers! groans Greg Kelly. Greg Kelley, Mike Turner, Dennis Harris, David Keller, Larry Buz- zard, Ricky Reece, Wayne Hedge, Greg Piper, Gary Woods, Tim Treptow, Mark Williams, Jeff Doto, Gary Durney, Jay Neely, Bentley Clark, Sammy Phillips, Clifford Newby, Mr. Robbins. On the count of three, pull ! instructs Bentley Clark. Do you have a desire for wires and a knack with tacks? Check out V.I.C.A. The Radford High School Vocational Industrial Club competes in local, district, state and national skill trades competition. The goal of the Vocational Indus- trial Club of America is to help students with interest in the trade, industrial, technical, or health field become happy, mature and productive citizens. 83 FCA Goes One Way ROW ONE: Tony DeHart, Brian Comtpon. ROW TWO: Frank Jones, Phillip Young, Scott Cary, Steve Sheckler, Don Clark, Ray Hoyt, Leo Woodrum, Brad Harman, Mike Morrison, Jim Plott, David DeHart, Jan Fisher, Mike Smart, David Keller, Butter Brock, Donnie Franklin. ROW THREE: Bob Hayes, Carlton Duncan, Jim Dickenson, J.C. Caudell, David Young, Steve Sowers, Stan Hos- Mr. Lineburg ponders the duties of FCA sponsorship. Is there more to being an athlete than just wearing a varsity jacket? The FCA thinks so! The aim of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes is to promote better sportsmanship and Christian attitudes and to spread the work of Christ throughout area high schools. They plan area-wide rallies and encourage those that are a part of the FCA to become more ac- tive in their own churches. tetter. Jay Angle, Maria Hondras, Scott Wall, Roger Wills, Chuck Hayes, Spook Turner, Ricky Weyer. ROW FOUR: Lynn Duncan, Lowell White, Billy Webb, Mark Craft, John Plott, Steve Branch, Robin Hall, Bobby Saunders, Steve Roberson, Mike Mantz, David Mauck, David Hayse, Steve Dickens, Barry Miller. Well, sure, girls are welcome! grins David Hayse. 84 Leaders Unite Clubs ROW ONE: Roger Hughett, (pres.), Gail Cook, David DeHart, Joanne Spiers, Anne Howlett, Janie Sanders, Mary Jo Dickerson, Alma Wright, Carolyn Blake, Connie Dobbins. ROW TWO: Mike Green, David Sherwood, Barry Thompson, Mike McCraw, Mandy Martin, Barry Miller, Esther Elswick, David Young, Renee Duncan, Crystal Sutphin. Are you president of a school organization? Would you like to be a uniter of clubs? You belong on the Interclub Council. The Interclub Council is a club made up of presidents of all school organizations. Throughout the school year it has bulletin boards put up and assigns clubs to go on the paper drive. It ' s main goal is to have communication and unity between clubs. Mrs. Overbey ' s smile seems to be catching. Interclub Council member Ann Severeid looks over plans for the Oak Leaf bulletin board. 85 The Band Gives Us Mr. Priode — R.H.S. Band Director It just takes practice to stand like this, admits Mike McCraw. ROW ONE: Robert Bruns, Teresa Hinkley, Tommy Hite, Mark Gunn, Jeff Hughes, Gina McPeak. ROW TWO: Cheri Hall, William Raines, Eddie Smith, Andy Smith. ROW THREE: Burke Mottesheard, Randy Matney, Danny Ratcliffe. ROW ONE: Ron Albright, Mark Gunn, Donnie Sturgill, Kitty Hall, Robert Steele, Wade Stewart. ROW TWO: Mark Williams, Arnold Quesenberry, Chris Brady. ROW THREE: james Morris, Mark Bond, Robert Hinkley. 8 b That Bobcat Beat ROW ONE: Frank Jones, Tammy Albright, Barbara Fawcett, Earlene LePhew, Sharon Smith, Beth Weikel. ROW TWO: Bobby Shelton, Jim Griffith, Philip Genetti, Chuck Hite, Clifton Thompson. ROW THREE: Brad McGraw, Mark Craig. ROW ONE: Steve Saunders, Frank Howell, David Hayse, Curtis Martin, Ricky Reese. ROW TWO: Walter Todenhoft, Mike McGraw, Brad McGraw, Philip Genetti. Band Council: ROW ONE: Mary Todenhoft, Mike McGraw. ROW TWO: Walter Todenhoft, Brad McGraw. I ' ll drink to that, agrees James Morris. Those reducing pills sure did the trick, sighs Mike McGraw. Do you have a song in your heart and a tuba in your locker? The band is for you ! Radford High band has represented the school and city excellently throughout the year. They made a su- perior rating at Chilhowie, attended the band festival, and went to Six Flags. Several band members attended All-Regional Band. Playing at pep rallies and marching at football games, the band adds to the school spirit 87 Music Touches Everyone ROW ONE: Karen Bisset, Mary Todenhoft, Rosemarie Smith, Susan Mundy, Jackie Morris, Marsha Carr, Nancy Bondurant, Denise English, Rena Turpin. ROW TWO: Jackie Minnick, Susan Carr, Rita Howell, Robin Plasterer, Sharon Jolly, Denise Vest, Craig Chrisman. ROW THREE: Kenny Snead, Cindy McPhail, Tomi Phlegar, Barbara Morris, Debbie McDaniel, Susan Barton, Barbara Harris. ROW FOUR: Karen Roop. ROW FIVE: Walter Todenhoft, Claudia Helbert, Hal Mann, Pauline Ratcliffe, Debbie Kinlock, Tad Jarvis. activities Prom 1973 Bette Darden and Joe Sandoe argue over who gets to dance with Mr. Dobbins. The years progress and we progress . . II - w 1 i Peggy, I just remembered it was Tony ' s turn to use the car, says David DeHart. 90 I To Each His Own To each his own It ' s plain to see To walk alone you have to be It ' s all for you and all for me You ' ll see. I ' m gonna miss you, yes I will No matter who you are, I love you still For my life is my conscience, the seeds I sow And I just wanted to let you know. I ' m gonna miss you, yes I will No matter who you are, I love you still For they ' ve cancelled my papers, and locked the door Cause I ain ' t gonna be ' round no more. Will I make it through the summer Breaking ties with the old and new Losing one just gains another There is nothing I can do. French Students Bring Alive The Mardi Gras ' Will the meeting of the Guildsmen now come to order? asks Chuck Hite. Should a man offer a woman a Tiparillo? ' wonders Betsy Scott. Paco Jones gets into the habit. Barbara Wohlford hides the tears of a clown. 92 Homecoming Court 1973 1973 Homecoming King and Queen: David DeHart and Mandy Martin Freshman representatives: Sophomore representatives: Junior representatives: Becky Cook, Anne Fraley Dianne Howell, Rita Howell Beth Weikel, Carolyn Harvey 93 O ) QJ Homecoming ' 73 Woli isg! Steve Branch substitutes for the air horn in the Oh, no! I ' ve blown out my fillings! cries Mark Craig. Homecoming Parade. 94 achievements These Were Right On Key All Regional Chorus: Melissa- Wilson, Jane Epperly, Esther Elswick, Marsha Carr, Mark Kinser, Donnie Franklin, Barry Miller, Steve Sheckler. Walter Todenhoft was selected for All State Band. All Regional Band: Mike McCraw, Rita Howell, Barbara Morris, Jackie Min- nick, Karen Bisset, Mary Todenhoft, Chuck Hite, Phillip Cenetti, Walter Todenhoft, Brad McCraw, Mark Bond, Arnold Quesenberry, James Morris, Donnie Sturgill. 96 The Thinking Three Travel to T.V. Land The laughter seems uncontrollable as George Bassett cracks one of his jokes. 97 Representatives Hear Mills E. Godwin Boys ' and Girls ' State The representatives were sponsored by various clubs in Radford to learn more about the functionings of State and National Governments. Gov- ernment officials such as Gov- ernor Mills E. Godwin, Lt. Gov- ernor Henry Howell, and At- torney General Andrew P. Mill- er spoke on their duties and the 1973 elections. The model state government was set up by participants as it is in reality and delegates, senators, judges, the Attorney General, Lt. Governor, and the Gover- nor were elected. The week was highlighted with an Ina- gural Parade. It was a great learning experience for all those who attended. Virginia Boys ' State Representatives: Beaver Young, Barry Miller, Chuck Hayes, Mike Green, Arc Carter. 98 Virginia Girls ' State Representatives: Mandy Martin, Leslie Cirelli, )anie Sanders, Bette Darden, Barbara Stout, Dianne Morris, Esther Elswick, Linda DeHart. RHS Students Rank High In Talents Cameron Long ' s watercolor becomes part of permanent art collection. Debbie Vaughn ' s pen and ink is displayed in art collection. Connie Dobbins and John Ritter attended Governor ' s School. 99 Forensics Inspires Thought Edward Orr placed second in the district forensics contest and was able to participate in regional competition. Karen Totten, Arc Carter, Barbara Stout, Tommy Jervey, and Terry Tuck, took part in district forensics competition. 100 Many Seniors listed in Who ' s Who Among American High School Students Marie Presgraves, Linda Fisher, Chuck Hayes, Barry Miller. Art Carter, Mike Green, Barry Thompson, Jeff Stone, John Ritter. Mandy Martin, Gail Cook, Carla Mathes, Noelene Lawson, Barbara Stout, Janie Sanders, Karen Totten, Judy Sayers. ANOTHER GREAT YEAR FOR TENNIS Row one: Marvin Walker, Mark Frye, Vicki Christian, Tommy Simpson, Steve Sheckler, Maria Hondras, Tim Weikle, Barbie Kerr, Dean Smith. Row two: Steve Branch, Kenny Smead, Brad Harman, Mark Amonette, Coach Martin. Row three: Ben Amonette, Mike Edmonds. As long as we have these Cats playing tennis We ' re sure that they will be able to win us some games. 104 Steve Sheckler and Tommy Simpson served as co-captains for the 1973 squad. GOLF TEAM SWINGING SUCCESS I Bobcats will never be in the rough ' ' As long as these fellows show their stuff. -FORE! Mike Yuhas, Chip Craig, Robert Bruns, Tony Perez, Steve Roberson, Tommy Camp, Norman Lepchitz, Scott Cary. BOBCATS SEND 7 TO STATE TRACK MEET Row one: Mike Mantz, John Corn, Brent Lambert, Bill Brown, Dave Morton, Ralph Fisher, Mike Mauck, Shannan Elswick, Tony DeHart, Donnie Mayberry. Row two: Coach Johnson, Coach Lindon, Roger Wills, Bob Hayes, Stephen Dickens, Bobby Saunders, Barry Miller, Jim Dickenson, David DeHart, Tony Lowman, Ray Hoyt, Greg Sandoe, David Mauck, Mike Canales, Butter Brock, Coach Lineburg. Row three: C.H. Simmerman, Jay Lester, Kyle Frets, Frank Harris, Ben Selvey, Ben Harris, Frank Jones, Geary Martin, John Cieson, Marvin Johnston, Tim Criffith, Richard Sandoe, Victor Carter, Scott Wall, Ricky Weyer, J.C. Caudell. Row four: Wayne Hedge, Charlie Harris, R.K. Elswick, Mark Williams, Brian Compton, Bob Smith, Mike Johnston, Beck Smith, Prince Morton, Robin Hall. I don ' t want it Bill, you take it, screams David DeHart. 106 i Mike Mauck soars over another hurdle. Just 200 yards to go, grimaces Dave DeHart. Missed by a tailfeather, exclaims Robbie Wright, as he swats at a low flying Ha, ha! I beat you this time, snickers Dave Morton, bird. 107 DeHart, Morton, Clark and Dickenson Are Best In Region ROW ONE: Randy Boyd, Ben Turpin, Chad King, Bart Compton, Mike Yopp, Bill Keck, Jeff Sandoe, Earl Haynes, Jimmy Jarrett. ROW TWO: John Sevareid, Tim Leighton, Gary Shelor, C.H. Simmerman, Carlton Duncan, David Roles, Timmy Dean, Giordi Casas, Lowell White, Reed Lambert. ROW THREE: John Gieson, Don Clark, Vic Carter, R.K. Elswick, Bobby Saunders, Brian Compton, Barry Miller, Beck Smith, David DeHart, Jim Dickenson, Ray Hoyt, David Sherwood, Allen Viers. The winter Track Team had a very good season. They sent 9 to the State Meet and placed fourth in the region. The 9 that went to the state meet were as follows: Don Clark, Timmy Dean, David DeHart, Jim Dickenson, John Gieson, Ray Hoyt, Barry Miller, Prince Morton, and Beck Smith. 108 Runners End With A 2-2 Season Walt Simmerman, Bobby Turk, Don Clark, Jim Dickenson, Reed Lambert, C.H. Simmerman, Ray Hoyt, John Gieson, David Sherwood, Steve Sheckler, Ron Albright. JR. GIRLS PLACE 2nd IN REGION Girls Varsity Track Row one: Dominica Green, Gennie Hayden, Margaret Brooks, Donna Mills, Patsy Townsend, Karen Totten, Kim Snell. Row two: Nolene Lawson, Jenny Wheeler, Lynn Conner, Kathy Gross, Carolyn Harvey, Georgina Walson, Andrea Lewis, Phyllis Delaney, Mary Jo Dickerson, Mandy Martin, Barbara Berry, Katie Shanklin. Girls J.V. Track Row one: Mary Goodykontz, Diane Dobos, Karri Trahin, Helen Wheeler, Carrie Saul, Debbie Webb, Debbie Alderman, Betsy Scott, Nancy Bondurant. Row two: Rita Howell, Teresa Vaughan, Terri Tuck, Susan Rockwell, Barbara Fraley, Karen Gallimore, Merinda Keck. Row three: Paula Rollins, Tomi Sue Phlegar, Susan Carr, Van Foster, Eileen Joseph, Jenny Lorton, Dominica Green. 110 I01IQIA laillOU YOUNG MEN GAINING EXPERIENCE Row one: Tim Cox, Tommy Jervey, John Sevareid, Ricky Phlegar, Ricky Tino, Reed Lambert, David Reese, Charlie Hoover, Mike King, Billy Webb, Dougie Richards. Row two: Calvin Cox, Lynn Duncan, Dick Connor, Lowell White, Ciordi Casas, Walt Simmerman, Richard Holbrook, Brian Hall, Sammy Rose, Howard Hoyt, Carlton Duncan, Howard Haynes, Bobby Cloyd, Mark Craft, Kelly Roberson, Mike Gunn, Teddy Dalton. Row one: Philip Young, Sian Hostetter, Coach Bill Hines, Tommy Dobbins, Ricky Weyer. Row two: Bill Veith, Robert Grubb, Bob Swin- dell, Greg Holbrook, Bruce Crawford. I ' ll BATTERS CAPTURE REGION IV CHAMPIONSHIP Row one: Randy Hall, Allen Viers, Paul Hassell, Coach Hall, Tony Calfee, Butch Johnston, Guy Farmer. Row two: Steve Sowers, Noel Slone, Alfred Hay nes, Mike Smart, Chuck Hayes, David Young. Row three: Eddie Richards, Steve Cloyd, David Hayse, Lynn Alderman, David Keller. Row four: Jan Fisher, Mike Hammond, Steve Hypes, Donnie Franklin, Kenny Alderman. Led by Coach Paul Hall, the Cats took the Region IV Cham- REGULAR SEASON pionship. Regionals were held in Marion. R.H.S. played John R.H.S. OPPONENT 3 Marion 0 Battle in the afternoon and beat them 3-2. That night they shut- 7 Floyd 3 out Virginia High of Bristol by 18 Saltville 1 the score of 3-0. The Cats played their last r William Byrd 2 c ) Glenvar 6 game in Christiansburg where they lost to Brookville 5-0 in the State Semi-finals. They ended 5 Giles 4 their season with an overall 16 ■� — ■ ) Blacksburg 5 win and 3 loss record. 12 j Christiansburg 0 : Pulaski 0 1C i 1 Floyd Galax Narrows 1 n 4 2 U 0 ' 2 Carroll County Jf2 2 Carroll County i J 2 Dublin] 1 1 0 112 Eddie Richards swings for the fence. Eddie Richards bulls his way over home plate for another Bobcat run. 113 GIRLS TEAM GOES TO SECTIONALS Wk v ! 1 I M ™ ™ P i jfSP ' fi w M ' S JwBHft, j (I v ; ' - i 7 l m ■ vWw 1 , is r 1 1 W f I - .i ■ i if — 1 M { | W $1 1- ROW ONE: Kim Snell, Debbie Davis, Cennie Hayden, Karen Patton, Mandy Martin. ROW TWO: Mrs. McCoy, Dominica Green, Andrea Lewis, Maria Hondras, Carolyn Harvey. GIR LS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD R.H.S. OPPONENT 45 Giles 14 38 Wytheville 58 52 Narrows 13 52 Pulaski 24 31 Carroll County 27 42 Christiansburg 40 35 Floyd 30 52 Dublin 23 51 Galax 33 38 Blacksburg 34 Sectionals R.H.S. 36 Clifton Forge 47 Carolyn Harvey jumps for a rebound in the Clifton Forge game. Matmen Have A Good Season Get away from that water fountain you clowns! Hand me an orange. Coach. Take two aspirins and go to bed! warns a Wytheville wrestler to Kyle Frets. ROW ONE: Sammy Rose, Scott Wall, Lynn Duncan, Richard Sandoe, Tony DeHart, David Keller, Greg Sandoe, Howard Hoyt, Mark Craft, Billy Webb, Bobby Cloyd. ROW TWO: Wesly Wall, joe Hayes, John Grapsas, Bucky Morgan, Bob Hayes, Spook Turner, Charlie Tarasidis, Greg Holbrook, Leo Woodrum, Richard Holbrook Brian Hall, Roger Wills, Ricky Weyer, Kyle Frets, Mike Canales, James Smith. 115 Eighth Graders Capture Second Place In District • 1 A ROW ONE: Randal Duncan, Russell Patton, Mark Calimore, Kelvin Lee. ROW TWO: Scott Calfee, Bart Compton, Blain Sutphin, Chad King, Herbie Rachel, Greg Whitmer, Bill Cunningham, David Trail, D.A. Worrell, David Booth, Mike Hypes. 116 Junior Varsity Has Fast Breaking Season ROW ONE: Perry Carter, Dougie Richards, J.C. Caudell, Teddy Dalton, Paul Krayer. ROW TWO: Howard Haynes. Paul Hassell, Bill King, Steve Roberson, Charlie Hoover, Danny Hughett, Ricky Phlegar, Stanley Charlton, Bob Swindell, Phillip Young, Kelly Roberson. The R.H.S. Junior Varsity Basketball team finished with a respectable season under the new leadership of Coach Sterrett. Led by the starting five — Steve Roberson, Danny Hughett, J.C. Caudell, Bill King and Bob Swindell, the team gained experience for the coming years of varsity basketball. 117 Cats Hustle Through Season ROW ONE: Larry Brooks, Stan Hostetter, Steve Johnston, Steve Sowers, Beaver Young, Robert Grubb, Mike McCardle, Brad Harmon. ROW TWO: William Anfin, Bill Veith, Brad Roane, William Brooks, Steve Reeser, David Reed, Roger Hughett, Coach Martin. I sure better make this one, grimaces Roger Hughett. Mike McCardle hooks for two points. 118 William Brooks shows poise against Blacksburg ' s big man. Roger Hughett bombs it in . . . again. “Here, you take the ball, coaxes Stan Hostetter. 119 RADFORD 120 Gimme five, jives Robert Grubb. RED-HOT I wish I had a ladder, muses Beaver Young. A Maroon attempts to drive on Mike McCardle. 122 Radford 50 Wytheville 42 Radford 55 Pulaski 66 Radford 48 Narrows 57 Radford 44 Blacksburg 67 Radford 50 Carroll County 60 Radtord 67 Galax 77 Radford 34 Floyd County 56 Radford 53 Dublin 41 Radford 59 Christiansburg 53 Radford 57 C.ilps 54 Radford 58 Wytheville 66 Radford 58 Pulask i 72 Radford 69 Narrows 56 Radford 58 Blacksburg 75 Radford 63 Carroll County 70 Radford 52 Galax 62 Radford 57 Giles 65 Radford 85 Floyd County 78 Radford 68 Dublin 70 Radford 63 Christiansburg 67 EIGHTH GRADE POSTS 5-1 SEASON ROW ONE: Earl Haynes, Alfred Ridpath, Michael Hypes, Johnny Dalton, Edward Blake, Kiki Perez, Joe Hayes, Mike Yopp, David Branch, Wesley Wall, Charlie Thornton. SECOND ROW: Kevin Lee, Tommy Pruett, Darran Granger, Howie Rose, Tommy Hite, Randal Duncan, Bill Keck, Doug Benson, Mark Gunn, Mike Cole, Russle Patton, Jeff Sandoe, Steve Roberson. ROW THREE: Coach Goss, Bucky Morgan, Blaine Sutphin, David Booth, David Worrel, Larry Brooks, Greg Whitmer, Bill Cunningham, Bart Compton, Herb Rachel, Robert Melton, Skip Lawson, John Grapas, Coach Johnson. R.H.S 6 Galax 6 R.H.S. 30 Carroll County 6 R.H.S. 22 Christiansburg 0 R.H.S. 8 Narrows 0 R.H.S. 22 Pulaski 24 R.H.S. 14 Dublin 8 R.H.S. 28 Floyd 0 124 JV ' S BEST IN DISTRICT ROW ONE: Mark Frye, David Roles, Lowell White, Ciordi Casas, Tommy Martin, Tommy Farmer, Scott Wall, Dougie Richards, Sammy Rose, Lynn Stilwell, lames Poff, Scott Cary, Bobby Cloyd, Mark Craft, Calvin Cox, Danny Stump. ROW TWO: John Miles, Brian Hall, Vincent Brown, David Lewis, Tommy Leighton, Benny Selvey, Tim Weikel, Mark Kinser, Lynn Duncan, Carlton Duncan, Howard Hoyt, Richard Holbrook, Howard Haynes, Ben Harris, Mike King, Timmy Leighton. ROW THREE: Coach Holland, Tracey Harvey, David Reece, Robert Grubb, )ay Angle, Billy Webb, Tim Griffith, Phillip Young, Tony Perez, Ricky Tino, Ricky Hill, R.K. Elswick, Mike Canales, Mike Gunn. ROW FOUR: Mark Wigington, Ricky Hubbard, Steve Dickens, Robin Hall, John Sevareid, Beck Smith. R.H.S 12 Galax 0 R.H.S. 18 Carroll County 14 R.H.S. 16 Christiansburg 6 R.H.S. 6 Narrows 12 R.H.S. 8 Pulaski 6 R.H.S. 12 Dublin 0 R.H.S. 28 Floyd 6 J.V. ' s charge on the field and to a number 1 season. 125 ROW ONE: William Blake, Alfred Haynes, Victor Carter, Bruce Davis, Frank Jones, Bob Hayes, Richard Sandoe, John Plott, Leo Woodrum, Prince Morton, Vern Moran, Randy Clater, Anthony Mclver, Sammy Pugh, Carl Long, Allen Viers. ROW TWO: Brad Harmon, Dale Brown, Greg Sandoe, Tony DeHart, Roger Wills, Bill Turner, Mike Smart, Steve Cloyd, David Hayse, Bobby Saunders, Greg Holbrook, Dexter Hash, Kyle Frets, David Reed, Bob Swindell, Bruce Crawford, David Mauck. ROW THREE: Chuck DeHart, Geary Martin, Ricky Weyer, Chuck Hayes, Steve Johnston, Mike Morrison, Jan Fisher, Jim Plott, Brian Compton, Barry Miller, David Keller, Coach Matlock, David DeHart, Coach Lineburg, Frank Harris, Coach Lindon, Robert Bruns, Tony Lowman, Mike Mantz, Butter Brock. Varsity Football Post 7-3 Record In 1973 Don ' t cry, Mike. I’ll make it better , assures Dr. Levy to injured Mike Mor- rison. 126 Bobcats pounce on Carroll County runner. 127 BOBCATS HAVE REBUILDING SEASON Blast right on go, directs Quarterback David Keller in a pep rally skit. Anthony Mclver has the gleam of golden pay-dirt in his eyes. Hey fellas, wait for me, exclaims Steve Cloyd. 128 BOBCATS DISPLAY SPORTSMANSHIP Coaches Matlock and Lindon are in deep thought about the oncoming game. David DeHart recovers a Floyd County fumble as Chuck Hayes and ]im Plott lend a hand. “At least you could buckle your pants, Mike, pleads Vic Carter. 129 BOBCATS REMAIN NUMBER ONE Roger Wills scampers past bewildered Blacksburg players. Watch out Narrows. Tony DeHart is on the prowl. Let ' s get these arm-pads straight, exclaim Frank Harris and John Plott. 130 IN THE HEARTS OF FANS An Indian buckles up in pain during a Bobcat attack. Anthony Mclver runs back a punt as a masked man watches. Listen my children and you shall hear, muses Coach Lineburg. Last one to the goal line is a rotten egg, yells Chuck Hayes. 132 1973 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Blacksburg OPPONENT 12 Galax 18 Dublin 12 Floyd 6 Christiansburg 0 Carroll County 14 Narrows 14 Pulaski 15 Wytheville 30 Giles 0 Cheerleaders Bring Us Alot of VARSITY CHEERLEADERS (left to right): Gail Cook (capt.), Leslie Cirelli, Dianne Morris, Judy Harris, Barbara Stout, Bette Darden, Peggy Coleman, Kathy Dalton, Libby Wall, Billie Guill. Pep, Fight, and School Spirit Yelling, Jumping, Singing, Shouting, Cheerleaders! I just washed my hair,” complains Steve Reeser, and I can ' t do a thing with it.” � w - tm ■ 1 1 I 1 8 W i ; S7 f ' : Q rJr i } f h- Ml HR • - M Bpl m r ih JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS— ROW ONE: Van Foster, Marinda Keck. ROW TWO: Cathy Wall, Jenny McCauley, Becky Cook, Tracey Hartwell, Diane Hodge, Dianne Howell, Anne Fraley, Carrie Saul (capt .) . 135 people in the halls 140 Mmgagam Five Years Go So Quickly Today we are together, Together, we are one. We share each day, We love, we play; Life is free of care. But five years go so quickly, And soon it ' s time to go. Let not your heart be troubled, or burdened down with woe. For distance and time separate many . . . But only for awhile. For even though we ' ll be so far away, Our hearts are bound as one. Maybe we won ' t be together, to share each day, to love or play, Yet our hearts shall always be. For stored within our hearts today, Are yesterday ' s memories. Arc Carter, president David Young, vice-president; Noelene Lawson, treasurer; Jesse Frazier, secretary. 141 Five Years of High School — Monroe Adkins Ronnie Albright Ruth Barker Barbara Berry I Carolyn Blake Clement Brock Rebecca Altizer Sherri Barber You put what in this sucker? asks Dennis Harris Margaret Brooks Robert Bruns 142 soon to be Only a Memory Donald Clark Steve Cloyd � ««’ ♦ «— � • ■ “ 3t ' .% fiT: . Aft. isw v Arc Carter Leslie Cirelli Jeffery Collins Gail Cook Deborah Corder Barbara Covey Senior moments become memories. Seniors ' Mailboxes Swamped Bette Darden David DeHart Linda Dehart Phyllis Delaney Becky Altizer demonstrates the maturity of seniors. Rebecca DeVilbiss Sharon DeVusser Jim Dickenson Mary Dickerson 144 with Mail From Colleges Renee Duncan Esther Elswick Jane Epperly Donald Estes Guy Farmer Linda Fisher “I ' ve heard of wild cards, but this is ridiculus,” sighs Linda DeHart. David Hayse wonders what David DeHart is up to now. Donald Franklin Jesse Frazier 145 Government and Mrs. Wade are a Marcella Hagan Sarah Hall Susan Harman Is Marvin Walker listening to Dianne Morris? 146 Peggy Fulbright Steve Gilbert Michael Green Billie Guill 9:00 A.M. Dennis Harris SmM Part of Senior ' s Daily Life Chuck Hayes Alfred Haynes Judy Harris Gennie Hayden Ray Hoyt This is cheerleading camp, explains Gail Cook. 147 Seniors Enjoy Leaving Five Catherine Joseph David Keller Greg Kelley Noelene Lawson Buenos dias my foot! says Greg Sandoe Radford Bobcats are what? asks David Sherwood Mandy Martin Tony Lowman Carla Mathes Randy Matney 148 Minutes Early for Lunch Michael McCraw Barry Miller Kent Miller Donna Mills Sabrenia Montgomery Dianne Morris Mike Smart plans for the weekend. James Morris Judy Morris Michael Morrison Kenneth Mundy 149 Seniors Look to Graduation Clifford Newby Lewis Newby Steve Painter Karen Patton Susan Harman practices for graduation. Mike McGraw takes off the piano cover sitting down Sherry Phillips Jim Plott 150 with Both Hopes and Fears Marie Presgraves Arnold Quesenberry Roger Wills impedes upper classmen. Cary Quesenberry Delia Raines Does Randy Matney know something we don ' t know. Charlotte Reed Danny Reed Steve Reeser Brad Roane 151 Seniors Count the Days as i � I ' m holding up the fence, what does il look like? replies Donnie Franklin. “What do you mean I missed the game? demands Barry Miller John Ritter Janie Sanders Mary Saunders 152 Greg Sandoe a New Restlessness Sets In Judy Sayers Ann Sevareid Cynthia Shaw Steve Sheckler Jennifer Shanklin Katie Shanklin Danny Shelburne David Shelor To each his own . . 153 As Graduation Grows Closer Burl Snider Steven Sowers Joanne Spiers 154 RHS Grows Dearer to Seniors Jeffrey Stone Barbara Stout Freda Tompson enjoys the art club party. David Shelor writes on his arm in drafting. Susan Thornton Robert Tilley Walter Todenhoft Freda Tompson Barry Thompson Crystal Sutphin 155 The Future Beckons Sarah Yost David Young 156 Michael Lynn Hammond Weep not young friends, I pray thee stop. For we are sad, But he is not. It ' s true we lost our own best friend. Our hearts do feel they shall never mend. But he ' s with the Lord, What more could we ask? He has lived his life — He has finished his task. Now, weep not for him But prayers of thanks do send, For the time we had to know him as Friend. Beverly McCauley 157 un6eRcUssmen Just Beyond the Bend Do I see a sadness in your eyes? Could it be we never realized that the goals we set for ourselves so long ago, Are now just beyond the bend? What then? The securities of our younger days seem to vanish, As we look and suddenly discover We ' re almost there. Yet, another year is left for us to share. We must not occupy ourselves solely with the thought of tomorrow. This is our year! Though we are young in our ideas and love to be carefree, We begin to face life with more maturity. Now we are able to see a light at the end of the tunnel, A goal within our grasp . . . Together we take each other ' s hand, With the belief of success to lead us onward! Alice Coughlin, president Cathy Simpkins, treasurer; Susan Hunter, vice-president; Diane Goode, secretary. Kevin Alley Willian Anfin Brian Baker Bill Baxter Steve Bernier Karen Bisset Kathy Boone Robin Brightwell Regina Burris Larry Buzzard Valerie Buzzard Jerome Calfee Marsha Carr Debbie Childs Bentley Clark Peggy Coleman Brian Compton Lynn Connor Alice Coughlin Mark Craig Bruce Crawford Billy Crigler Kathy Dalton Bruce Davis Juniors Dread College Boards Carolyn Harvey enjoys singing before a large crowd. 162 Juniors Order Class Rings Mary Dedmon Chuck DeHart Tony DeHart Connie Dobbins Mary Duncan Chuck Dodson Jeff Doto Cary Durney Dwight Erickson Jan Fisher Randy Gardner Tim Gardner You saw me. I didn ' t pull her hair, did I? pleads Jeff Doto. John Giesen Diane Goode Kathy Gross Sue Hager Lori Hale Robert Hall Brad Harman Barbara Harris Carolyn Harvey Dexter Hash Debbie Hedge Wayne Hedge 163 Juniors Look Forward To i i l i i Claudia Helbert Bobby Hines Maria Hondras Roger Hughett Susan Hunter Marvin Johnston Sharon Jolley Colin Krayer Jay Lester Jenny Lyle Stephanie Lowman Hal Man n Mike Mantz Curtis Martin Geary Martin David Mauck Gale Mauldin Kim Maynard Beverly McCauley Charles McDaniel Steve McDaniel Brad McGraw Anthony Mclver Gina McPeak Danny Morris Burke Mottesheard John Neely Deby Neighbors Philip Newby Tony Nixon 164 Planning For Prom Jimmy Turk adds variety to taking down the flag. Karen Owings Polly Perkins Sam Phillips Greg Piper Sammy Pugh Robin Quesenberry Cathy Ratcliff David Reed Ellen Roles Richard Sandoe Bobby Saunders Sherry Shelburne Bobby Shelton Lisa Smith Betsy Smith Dean Smith Eddie Smith Randy Soucek Cindy Steele Richard Stewart Jeanie Stuphin Just the thought of going to Algebra gives me a headache, sighs Diane Goode. 165 Juniors Prepare To Take The Role As Next Year ' s Leaders Judy Vest has always been a little odd. Tommy Tinley Patsy Townsend Tim Treptow Jimmy Turk Spook Turner Kathy Vaughan Bill Veith Denise Vest Judy Vest Libby Wall Beth Weikel Mark Weikel Bert Weschke Gwynn White Mark Williams Billy Williamson Leo Woodrum Alma Wright 166 This is Mary Jane Duncan to headquarters, come in please ' What did I do? ponders David Reed. Brad Harman pauses to wave at his fans. 167 Sc® 168 Loosening the Ties Such security! No Problems experienced by underclassmen! We ' ve tested our wings — We know we can fly! No responsibilities undertaken by upperclassmen We ' re in the middle of it all ! We pause a brief moment, Glancing quickly at the past we ' ve left behind us, But earnestly seeking what the future holds in store. Yes, this year we are runnin ' free, Loosening the ties that have bound us so long as underclassmen; And still unrestrained by not being upperclassmen. Yes, we enjoy today, For we believe in tomorrow . . . Frank Jones, treasurer; Karen Gallimore, secretary; J.C. Caudell, vice-president. Ricky Weyer, president j 7 169 Sophomores Reach The Rhonda Akers Wanda Akers Donna Alderman Mark Amonette Jay Angle Sheri Arnold Cary Artip Joe Bakaitis Susan Barton Vickie Benson David Bernier Mike Bishop Brenda Blake Cheri Boggess Randy Boyd Vicky Boyd Steve Branch William Brooks Pat Brown Gary Butner Larry Caldwell Kent Calfee Tony Calfee Mike Canales Perry Carter Vic Carter Scott Cary J.C. Caudell Craig Chrisman Randy Claytor 170 Age of Sweet Sixteen Donna Collins Becky Cox Diane Cox Lee Dale Mike Daniely Darlene Davis George Davis Timmy Dean Janlye Delaney Mike DeVilbiss Stephen Dickens Anne Dickenson Joe Dove Darrell Duncan Mike Edmonds R.K. Elswick Hank Farlow Tommy Farmer Barbara Fawcett Van Foster Barbara Fraley Barry Franklin Kyle Frets Mark Frye Karen Gallimore Terry Gillenwater Mary Goodykoontz Allen Goad Dominica Green Tim Griffith Robert Grubb Robin Hall Ben Harris Charlie Harris Frank Harris Joan Harris Tracey Hartwell Bob Hayes Ricky Hill Chuck Hite David Hoback Diane Hodge 171 Receiving A Driving License Stan Hostetter Diane Howell Rita Howell Anne Howlett Jeff Hughes Steve Irby Dwight Irwin Alma Jackson Debbie Jarrett Sally Jonas Frank Jones Eileen Joseph Marinda Keck Curt Keim Joe Keller Mark Kinser Druanne Langford Timmy Leighton Tom Leighton Julie LoMascolo Carl Long Debbie Long Jackie Lorek Jackie Lorton David Mitchell Robert Mills Mike McCardle Rosi McDaniel Tommie Martin Rene Mathes Vern Moran Barbara Morris Prince Morton Wayne Meyers Alene Nester Steve Null Mari O ' Brien Kippy Painter Tony Perez Carl Peterson Cathy Phillips Cary Phillips 172 Is The Dream of A Sophomore Tomi Sue Phlegar Robin Plasterer John Plott Joni Pruitt William Raines Becky Ramsey Rhonda Ramsey Debbie Rash Barry Ratcliffe Danny Ratcliffe Pauline Ratcliffe Debby Rhodes Ronnie Rife Steve Roberson Tony Robinson Susan Rockwell Karen Roop Renee Roop John Rutherford Carrie Saul Betsy Scott Frank Jones is one of those camera shy people. It ' s one of those days, says Gary Butner. 173 Two Down Leaves Two To Go Benny Selvey Cary Shelor C.H. Simmerman Kenny Snead Beck Smith Bobby Smith Dee Dee Smith Joy Smith Julie Smith Tresa Smith Max Snell Ronald Snell Debbie Sowers Bob Swindell Nick Tarasidis Laura Thomas Clifton Thompson Jeff Thompson Deno Tuck Bobby Turk Barbara Turpin Rena Turpin Teresa Vaughn Terri Wade Cathy Wall Scott Wall Susan Wall Debbie Webb Stacy Weddle Tim Weikel Ricky Weyer Helen Wheeler Becky White Rhonda White Donald Whitlock Jim Williamson 174 Come ride with me, coaxs Easy Rider, )ohn Plott. You can ' t keep a good cheerleader down as proved by Tracey Hartwell. You win some, you lose some, thinks Timmy Leighton. t Roger Wills stops for a picture. 175 These are the Days The days of uncertainty are over — Our goal of belonging has been a success. We venture onward, united by the belief in conquering our remaining goals. These are the days we have waited for. We ' re free — Our spirits are like wings outstretched — ready to fly. Yes, these are the days we begin to live, to love, and to share new experiences. We reach out, Forever searching . . . But now we are able to approach our goals with more certainty and faith, For we have discovered we are a real part of Radford High School. Dougie Richards, secretary; Greg Pannell, Treasurer; Howard Haynes, vice- Mike Gunn, president, president. 177 Becky Cook, Anne Fraley Debbie Akers Florence Arnold Margaret Berry Brenda Bishop Kathy Bishop Vernon Blackburn William Blake Mark Bond Nancy Bondurant Vincent Brown George Brown Jan Burleson Susan Butner Peggy Caldwell Susan Carr Giordi Casas Robert Cloyd Gale Collins Richard Connor Becky Cook Cheryl Corbin Timothy Cox Peggy Cumbee Mark Craft Becky Cook and Anne Fraley enjoy riding in the Homecoming parade. Mary Todenhoft takes a quick nap between classes. 178 Are on Homecoming Court Teddy Dalton Debbie Davis George Davis Carlton Duncan Lynn Duncan Denise Dodson Theresa Estes Shelia Faulkner Danny Feeny Anne Fraley Jerry Gardner Sally Gibson Steven Graham Mike Gunn Brian Hall Kelly Hall Kimberly Hall Nicky Hall Paul Hamby Tracy Harvey Paul Hassell Debra Holbrook Richard Holbrook Howard Haynes Charles Hoover Frank Howell Joan Howlett Howard Hoyt Danny Hughett Yvonne Hutchins William Jarvis Thomas Jervey Karen Jones Michael King Debbie Kinlock Kenneth Kirtner Paul Krayer Reed Lambert Darla Lawson Don Leonard David Lewis Vicki Long 179 Freshmen Engage In Sally Lowman Diana Lyons Martha Mann Cathy Marshall Donald Mayberry Jennifer McCauley David McDaniel Debbie McDaniel Richard McDaniel Donna Menzies Jackie Minnick Joseph Morris Serena Mosier Stanley Mosier Judy Mumpower Donna Nester Daniel Oakley Rebecca Olsen Ora Mae O ' Neal Gregory Pannell Joyce Pannell Pamela Patton Sharon Perdue Richard Phlegar James Poff Spencer Pugh WALL’S 180 Sally Lowman, Libby Wall, and Terrie Tuck show true Freshmen spirit during Homecoming weekend. Varied Activities Pamela R atcliffe David Reece Donna Reed Dougie Richards David Rife Kelly Roberson David Roles Yonna Roop Sammy Rose Steve Saunders John Sevareid Jay Shorter Walt Simmerman Nancy Bondurant just can ' t stop piping about her new clothes. Freshmen Attend Their Richard Simpkins Shane Simpkins Rita Simpson Kathy Slate Jenny SI usher Phillip Smart James Smith Michael Smith Terri Smith Vicki Smith Deborah Snyder Richard Stigger Lynn Stilwell Greg Stokley Donald Sturgill Anna Sutphin Steve Sutphin Charles Tarasidis Diane Thomas Carlos Thompson Ricky Tino Mary Todenhoft Millie Totten Karri Trahin Terry Tuck Karen Vaughn Allen Viers Libby Wall Billy Webb Helga Weschke 182 First Dance and Hop When you ' re in the city you dress as we do, explains Wade Stewart to Donnie Sturgill. Surely this is the work of an eighth grader, freshmen know better by now. Many Freshmen contributed to Boot the Blob , a winning Homecoming float. 183 184 A New World Lies Ahead John Crapsas, president With wide-eyed wonderment, A new world lies ahead for us to explore. It ' s a long hard climb, but anxiously we seek to take the first step. We have only ourselves to believe in — We must face this year togethe As that first bell rings and the doors open wide, We leave our secure world of being a child And step forward — Believing in the goal of becoming a real part of Radford High School. Randal Duncan, treasurer; Gloria LoMascolo, vice-president; Mike Yopp, secretary. Junior Freshmen Buy Lori Abercrombie Wanda Albert Tammy Albright Jeff Alley Darell Altizer Melissa Andrews Barrett Bain Lucy Baker Jan Baxter Doug Benson Charles Bickett Edward Blake Toni Boggess David Booth Randal Boyd David Branch Tanya Brescia Larry Brooks Billy Bugg Doris Bugg Denise Buzzard Scott Calfee Teresa Calfee Robert Carter Katrina Cary Mike Cole Bart Compton Pam Cook Elizabeth Corder Judith Coughlin Amberson Cox Barbara Cox Ronny Corbin Patty Crawford Sharon Cumbee Bill Cunningham John Dalton Bob Davis Julie Davis Vicky Davis Margaret Dedmon Ricky Dishon 186 Tickets To Pep Rally Allen Duncan Randal Duncan Steve Duncan Denise English Andy Erickson Tommy Faucett Augusta Foster Mark Gallimore Danny Gardner Teresa Galarneau Robin Gibson Anne Giesen Timmy Godbey Lea Ann Graham Shiela Graham Tammy Graham Darran Granger John Grapsas Joy Green Mark Gunn Dale Hall Kitty Hall Sherry Hamblin Tommy Hannifan tflTi It only takes one hand to handle a Bobcat burger ' says Tommy Hite. Dana Williams looks on as Mary Turk gets a good buy on her season pep rally ticket. 187 “What ' s going on under Go-Fight-Win! inquires Robin Gibson. Eighth Grade Art Club ' s Julie Davis practices her karate on an unsuspecting Pam Cook. Judy Harkrader Trudy Harkrader Teresa Harmon Larry Havens Joe Hayes Earl Haynes Teresa Hinkley Tommy Hite Tina Hodge Shelia Holbrook Mary Howlett Michelle Hoyt Jenny Huffman Mike Hypes Jim Jarrett Jill Jordan Bill Keck Susan King Wendy King Gloria LoMascolo Melissa Lamb Earl Lawrence Becky Lawson Albert Lawton 188 Homecoming Float Takes First Earlene Lefew Susan Lepchitz Tina Lindsey Ann Martin Debbie Mauck Teresa McDaniel Gerald Melton Rob Melton John Miles Tony Mills Bucky Morgan Jackie Morris Becky Morris Susan Mundy Jan Nicholson Pansy Pannell Russell Patton Henry Perez Curtis Peterson Kristy Phlegar Penna Plymire Alice Raines Jo Ann Rakes Judy Rakes Terry Ratcliffe Alfred Ridpath Gina Rowe Howard Rose Lynn Rutkowski Jean Sanders Jeff Sandoe Lois Scott Susan Sevareid John Shecklor Debbie Shelor Karen Simms Andrew Smtih Ann Smith Eddie Smith Sharon Smith Gary Sowers Shirley Sowers 189 They Finally Make It! Susan Spillman Robert Steele Charles Stewart Steve Strewsberry Eric Stump Blaine Sutphin Bruce Thomas Charley Thornton Dale Tibbs Larry Tickle David Trail Mary Turk Sam Turner Ben Turpin Diane Turpin Bucky Vaughn Carol Veith Danny Vest Wesley Wall Dana Weddle Mark Weekley Barbara White Patricia White Terry White Greg Whitmer Charlotte Whitlock Dana Williams Ricky Willoughby Danny Wilson Elaine Wilson Yvonne Wilson D.A. Worrell Mike Yopp I ' m the good, they ' re the bad and the ugly! says Edward Blake. 190 Here Are The Latest Debbie Alderman Philip Genetti Larry Gibson Wayne Goad Benny Kirtner Linda Lawson Susan Lilly Cindy McPhail Kim Panned Ronnie Roop Kathy Simpkins Martha Tilley Laura Bandirali attends Radford High School while visiting Rad- Jesse Frazier entertains his Trig class, ford from Italy. 191 sponsors | u ,111 — a- THE FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 194 For all your building supplies. REED ' S AUTO PARTS Central Lumber Company Wholesale Auto Parts and Accessories Phone NE9-396 I 329 W. First Street Radford, Virginia ALLEGHANY NEWSSTAND Monarch Review Notes to help decipher an ' ' impossible ' ' book. Delicious candy for your sweetie. A wide variety of paperback books are yours at Alleghany Newsstand. HUGHES ' OPTICAL DISPENSARY Let Hughes open your eyes to better vision. Stevens Supply Corporation Wholesale Plumbing Heating Materials Phone: 639-3955 Radford, Va. JACK JILL SHOP Children ' s Wear 1106 Norwood Street Radford, Virginia 195 LYLE ' S DRUGSTORE Since 1887 Phone 639-2212 Enjoy a coke while you wait for your prescription. Look over Lyles wide selection of candies, magazines, stationery, and cosmetics. BEAR SUPERMARKET EAT OUT AT Good food is our business. Good service is our specialty. We specialize in pressure — fried chicken of any size order. Don ' t forget the DOOZIE! Call 639-5834 RADFORD VANCE COMPANY Incorporated Hardware, Paints, Toys, Gifts Household, Electrical and Sporting Goods Radford, Virginia 325 First St. Dial 703 639-2622 ANGLE ' S GROCERY Fancy and Staple Groceries Fresh and Cured Meats — Virginia Hams Phone Grocery 382-3501 Phone Meats 382-3901 Christiansburg, Virginia Wayside Superette 196 LYNCHBURG FOUNDRY COMPANY Linwood C. Campbell Jackie L. Ratcliffe Rachel Drinkard Wayne C. Farmer Teddy E. Moore Nelda C. Deacon T. G. Offterdinger John M. Bane Ira S. Weeks Lewis Davis Bernard E. Till Joseph S. Mannon Marvin Calvin C. Goff Donald Gladys T. Hudnall Thoj William E. Peters James C. William Jeffery C. Prit Claude Richardson John H. Sle Edrel E. G Calvin C Frances Goggin Henry C. McCraw Howard D. Keller D. Boone Hall Robert E. Thompson Charlie J. Scott George Gains , Russell Simpson, Jr. ford (jasi ,Viar Dwight Boyd ng Joseph S. Hardy, III hi Martin Hypes tty Adams David King Bcnne ; Richard L. Gilliam Howard M. Stephens Thomas H. Whitehead Edward M. Stephens ?Q Maude Bernard tiohn Evans John P. Smith, Jr. ' Mike Mays Danny G. West jfJames E. Abbott Ira W. Hoover Alfred Carden William E. Donigan WT Harrell Carol L. Woodall Clyde C. Childress _7 n Jftvis John T. Farmer Richard Wood Ronald R. Bain Benjamin A. Caldwell Georfe :. Midkiff, Sr. Eugene M. Peters David H. McPeak Sam Inge Edgar P. Carter Joyce Williams William H. Miller Bruce Stauffer Michael W. Blevins Ernest E. Stratton Bobby L. Grubb J. D. Mitchell Raymond W. Thompson Jerome D. Carter Facilities at Archer Creek, Lynchburg and Radford,Virginia. Lynchburg Foundry - A Mead Company A good place to work! 197 Jackson ' s 3 a 1 ' ' mr r jm 1 H No, Jim, you have to use the racket to hit the balls. BRYAN HUDDLE ' S JEWELERS Exciting jewelry fashions and diamonds Bryan Huddle is gift land. Quality Men ' s Wear Downtown Radford H.R. SNAPPER HARTWELL ' S STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENCY Auto-Life-Fire and Casualty First Street Station A Box 3178 Radford, Virginia Phone: Off. 639-3810 Res. 639-4265 Seaver-Sanders - unezafl rfo ne, J nc. 120 First Street Radford, Virginia Wallace ' s Maybe someday I ' ll grow into these, says Betsy Scott. 198 Harvey Chevrolet Corporation Come out Sharon, I was only kidding! says Robert Bruns. ROSES RHS students shop Roses for value and variety, school supplies, record albums, fashion sportswear, and gifts. These are only a few of the items Roses has to offer. Always shop Roses and save. POWERS FENCE CO., INC. Route 2 Radford, Virginia Complete Line of Residential and Industrial Fences Office Phone 639-0476 WILSON PONTIAC-BUICK, INC. Phone 639-0080 1035 Norwood St. Patricia Caudell — Owner 921 First Street Phone 639-2454 Radford, Virginia Pontiac-Buick-Opel DICK ' S TRADE FAIR Complete Auto Service Expert Body Work 401 Norwood Street Radford, Virginia Day 639-3621 Night 639-5521 LEE-HI GULF SERVICE East Norwood Street Jack Munsey 639-9752 Radford, Va. C.W. Mottesheard AAA Road Service Complete Car Care 199 Taylor ' s Office Supply 1119 Norwood St. Radford, Virginia 24141 (Wthorjzad Sain Canto CROWDER ELECTRONICS 33 First St., P.O. Box 708 Radford, Va. 24141 Phone 639-3957 Service with a smile! CONGRATULATIONS FROM CRESSWAY 1047 Norwood St. Radford, Va. Felix @OietU 0 ?cvi utune P.O. 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Mackler Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Mathews, Jr. Betty K. Mauck Mr. and Mrs. B.E. McCauley Mr. and Mrs. David J. Moore Dr. James E. Rutrough Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Saunders Dr. and Mrs. Frank Scott Dr. and Mrs. David Virgil Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Shorter Mr. and Mrs. James P. Slusher Dr. and Mrs. J. Blair Spillman Edwin C. Stone The Honorable James C. Turk Mr. and Mrs. Jerrell Walker Son Mr. and Mrs. David H. Wall Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Williams 212 Senior Statistics ADKINS, MONROE ALBRICHT, RONALD SIDNEY Marching Band 8,9,10,11,12; Key Club 12; Pep Band 8,9,10,11,12, NHS 11,12; Cross Country 12; Spanish Club (chap. I 12 ALTIZER REBECCA CAROL Art Club 8,9,10,11,12; Pep Club 8,9; Homecoming Court 9; CAA 8.9,10,1 1 . JV Cheerleader 10 BARBER, SHERRILL CAA 8,9, Girl s Track 9,12; Pep Band 8,9; Marching Band 8,9,10; Majorette 10 BARKER RUTH RIDPATH Drill Team 8,9, CAA 8 BERRY, BARBARA HUGHES Homecoming Court 11; Pep Club 12; Track Team 11,12; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 12 BLAKE, CAROLYN MAIRE Interclub Council 12; Girl ' s Track 10; CAA 8,9,10; FBLA (Sec. -Treas.) 11, (Pres.) 12 BROCK, CLEMENT IEROME Acorn Staff 9; Varsity Club 11,12; Chorus 10,11,12 (Sec.); Football 8; JV Football 9; Varsity Football 10,11,12; Track 8,9,10,11,12; FCA 8,9,10,11,12; Student Patrol 12; Wrestling 9,12 BROOKS, MARGARET ELLEN FH A 10,12; FT A 12; CAA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 8 BRUNS, ROBERT EVERETT Class Officer 10 (Pres.); Football 8; JV Football 9,10; Varsity Football 11,12; FCA 9,10,11; JV Basketball 9,10, Track 8; Golf 9,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11; Band 8,9,10,11,12; Marching Band 8,9,10,11 BROWN, DALE LADON CALLAHAN, DEBORAH CARTER, ARC COSINE Boys State Rep. 12; NHS 11; Pep Band 8,9,10,11; Marching Band 8,9,10,11; Class Officer 9 (Sec.), 12 (Pres.); Science Club 10,11 (Pres.), 12; Science Fair Placement 8 (Sec- ond), 9 (Honorable Mention), 11 (First); Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 11; Science Fair (Roanoke Division) Placement (Second); Read scientific paper in engineering at VJAS in Williamsburg; Air Force Award in Electronics and Communications CIRELLI, LESLIE JEAN Art Club 9,10; Class Officer 9 (V. Pres.), 10 (Sec.); Chorus 10,11,12; All-Regional Chorus 11; Pep Club 8,9,11; CAA 8,9,10,11,12; JV Cheer- leader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Homecoming Court 11; Science Fair Placement 8; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8; Girl s Track 10; Girl ' s State Rep. 12 CLARK, DONALD BOURKE Baseball 9,10; FCA 12; Key Club 12; JV Basketball 10; Track 11; Varsity Club 12; Cross-Country 8,9,10,12; Gym Club 8,9,10 CLOYD, JAMES STEPHEN Baseball 9,10,11,12; Chorus 12; Var- sity Club 11,12; Football 8; JV Foot- ball 9,10; Varsity Football 11,12; Track 8 COLLINS, JEFF PAUL COOK, GAIL WINIFRED Art Club 9,10,11; Miss Noel 9; Chorus 11,12, FTA 11; GAA 8,9,10,11,12, Girl s State Rep. (Alt.) 912; Homecoming Court 9, Interclub Council 10,12; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10, JV Cheerleader 9,10 (Capt .); Varsity Cheerleader 11,12 (Capt ; OAKIEAF Staff 10,11,12 (Photography Ed); Photography Club 12, Spanish Club 12; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 12; Science Fair Placement 8 (First) CORDER, DEBBIE KAYE GAA 8,9; First Place in Permanent Art Collection 10; Last Place in Perma- nent Art Collection 11 COVEY, BARBARA JEAN Art Club 9,10,11,12 (V. Pres.); CAA 8,9,10; OAKLEAF 12; Pep Club 9,10, Thespians 8,9,10; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8,9 DARDEN, BETTE BRYANT Art Club 8,9; Class Olficer 9 (Pres ), 10 (V. Pres.), 11 (Pres.); GAA 8,9,10,12; Girl ' s State Rep. 12, Homecoming Court 12; Pep Club 8,9,11; Student Patrol 11; Thespians 9; Girl ' s Track 10; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8,9, JV Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 12 DeHART, DAVID WAYNE Class Officer 8 (Treas.); Chorus 11,12 (Pres.); FCA 8,9,10,11,12; Inter-club Council 12; Track 8,9,10,11,12; Var- sity Club 10,11,12; (Pres.); Football 8; Varsity Football 9,10,11,12 (Capt.); Winter Track 9,10,11,12 DeHART, LINDA SUE Art Club 9,10,11; FTA 11,12; Girl ' s State Rep. 12; OAKLEAF Staff 12: Pep Club 8,9,10,11 (Treas.), 12; SCA 12 (Chap.); Spanish Club 12 DeLANEY, PHYLLIS DEAN FHA 12; FTA 12; GAA 8,9,10,11; Girl’s Track 8,9,10,11 DeVILBISS, REBECCA JEAN Art Club 9; Chorus 9,10 (Sec.). 11.12; FTA 12; GAA 8, Pep Club 8,9,10,12; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 12 DeVUSSER, SHARON LEE Chorus 11,12; FTA 12; GAA 8,9,10; Pep Club 11,12; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 (Pres.) DICKENSON, JAMES OTEY FCA 12; Key Club 12; NHS 11,12; SCA (Pres.) 12; Track 10,11,12; Cross- Country 11,12; Football 8; Spanish Club 12 DICKERSON, MARY JO CAA 8,9,10,11,12 (Pres.); Art Club 9,10,11 (Repi); Pep Club 10,11; Girl ' s Track 10,11; Cross-Country 11; FTA 12; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Interclub Council 12; Chorus 12; Outstanding Girl Athlete 10; Sweetheart Court 9; GAA Court 11 DUNCAN, LESLIE RENEE Art Club 9,10,11,12; FTA 11,12; In- terclub Council 12; Science Fair Placement 8 (Third); Pep Club 8,9,10,12 (Sec.), 12 (Pres.) ELSWICK, ESTHER ELIZABETH Chorus 9,10 (Sec. -Treas.), 11 (Accom- panist), 12 (Accompanist); FTA 11,12; Girl ' s State Rep, 12; Interclub Council 10,12; NHS 11,12; (Pres I; Pep Club 8,9,10,11,12; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9,10 (Pres.); Sr. Iri-Hi-Y 11,12, Regional Chorus 10 EPPERLY, JANE BRIAN Chorus 9 (Librarian) 10,11,12 (Treas.); FTA 12; Regional Chorus 10,11 ESTES, DONALD RAY DECA 12 (Pres.); Hi-Y-11, Interclub Council 12; NHS 11,12; Science Club 10,11,12; Science Fair Placement 10 (Third) FARMER, GUY EDWARD Baseball (Mgr.) 10,11; Chorus 10,11,12; Library Club 9; JV Football (Mgr.) 10; Spanish Club 12; FCA 12 FISHER, LINDA GAIL Chorus 10,11,12; Select Choir 12; FTA 12; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9,10 (V. Pres.); Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 12 FRANKLIN, WILLIAM DONALD Baseball 9 (Mgr.l, 10,11,12; FCA 10,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Regional Chorus 11,12; Track 8; Winter Track 9; Football 8; JV Football 9,10; JV Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Varsity Club 12; Wrestling 9; Science Fair Placement 9 FRAZIER, JESSE LUTHER Model Rocketry Club 9; NHS 11,12; Science Club 12; Varsity Football 11 CILBERT, STEVEN LEE Class Officer 8 (Sec.); Key Club 12; FCA 8,9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9; Track 8,9,10; Football 8; Varsity Football 9,10,11; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12 GREEN, MICHAEL WILLIAM ACORN Staff 9,10,11,12; Boy ' s State Rep. 12; Hi-Y 10,12; Key Club 10; In- terclub Council 12; Track 8; JV Basketball 10; Thespians 9,10,11 (Treas.), 12 (Pres.); Youth Action Committee State Sec. 11,12 GUILL, BILLIE DAWN Art Club 9,10; Chorus 11,12 (Treas.); CAA 9,10; Pep Club 8,9,11; Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 11,12; JV Cheerleader 10; Var- sity Cheerleader 12 HALL, SARAH PALMER Art Club 9,10,11,12; Chorus 11,12; GAA 9,10; Girl ' s Track 12; NHS 12 HARMAN, SUSAN DEE Art Club 9,10,11,12 (Treas.); Jr. Tri-Hi- Y 10, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11; Girl ' s Track 10,11; Chorus 11,12 (Rep., Treas., Ac- companist); FTA 12 (V. Pres.); Pep Club 8,9,10,11,12; ACORN Staff 12; Tennis 12; Bi-Racial Committee 12 HARRIS, DENNIS WARREN JV Football 9,10; Track 8; Wrestling 9 HARRIS, CANDACE MILLS FBLA 12 HARRIS, JUDITH LYNN Class Officer 8 (Sec.), 9 (V. Pres.); Homecoming Court 9; Pep Club 8,9; JV Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheer- leader 12 HAYDEN, GENNIE FELECIA FTA 12; GAA 8,9,10,11,12; Ctrl ' s Track 8,9,10,11,12; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8,9; Girl ' s Basketball 12; Bi-Racial Com- mittee 11,12 HAYES, CHARLES EDWARD Baseball 11,12; Boy ' s State Rep. 12; Class Officer 8 (Pres.); FCA 8,9,10,11,12; Student Patrol 12; Track 8; Varsity Club 11,12; Football 8; JV Football 9,10; Varsity Football 11,12 HAYNES, ALFRED WAYNE Baseball 9,10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; FCA 8,9,10,11,12; Track 8,9; Varsity Club 12; Wrestling 9,10; Football 8; JV Football 9,10; Varsity Football 11,12 HAYSE, DAVID SUTTON Baseball 11,12; Class Officer 11 (Sec.); Chorus 12; FCA 8,9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Marching Band 8,9,10,11,12; Track 11; JV Football 9,10; Varsity Football 11,12 HINKLEY, CAROLYN RENEE DECA 12 HINKLEY, ROBERT LESLIE Baseball (Mgr.) 9,10; Marching Band 8,9,10,11,12; JV Football 10; Wres- tling 9 HOLLAND, DEBORAH LEAH Girl ' s Track 9,10; Monogram Club 10; FTA 10; Glee Club 9,10; Yearbook Staff 9; Typing Award 10; Civinettes 1 1; Pep Club 11 HOYT, RAYMOND WILLIS Football 8; JV Football 9; FCA 12; Track 10,11,12; Cross-Country 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12 INGRAM, DAVID WILLIAM JESSEE, ARTHUR CLAIR JOSEPH, CATHERINE RITA FTA 12; OAKLEAF Staff 12; Pep Club 8,9,11,12; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 12; Spanish Club 12 KELLER, JACKSON DAVID Baseball 9,10,11,12; FCA 8,9,12; Track 8; Basketball 8; Football 8; Varsity Football 9,10,11,12; Winter Track 11; Wrestling 12; Student Patrol 11 KELLEY, GREGORY ALLEN LAWSON, NOELENE Class Officer 12 (Sec.); FTA 12; Pep Club 12; Marching Band 8; Thespians 8,9; Girl ' s Track 10,11,12; Sr. Tri-Hi Y 12 LOWMAN, ROBERT ANTHONY FCA 8; Model Rocketry Club 9,10; Golf 8; Science Club 8; Science Fair Placement 8 (First), 9 (Second), 10 (Hon. Mention); Track 8,9,10,11; Football 8; JV Football 9,10; Varsity Football 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Chorus 12 MARTIN, AMANDA JANE Art Club 9,10,11,12; Chorus 11,12; FTA 11,12; (Pres.); GAA 8,9,10,11,12; Homecoming Queen 12; Interclub Council 11 (Pres.), 12; Pep Club 8,9,10,11,12; Student Patrol 11,12; Girl ' s Track 10,11; GAA Court 11; Girl ' s State Rep. 12; OAKLEAF 12; SCA 9 (Treas.), 10 (Sec.), 11 (V. Pres.); Girl ' s Basketball 12 (Co-Captain); Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 12 MATHES, CARLA THERESA Art Club 9,10,11,12; FTA 12; NHS 11,12; Pep Club 8,9,12; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 10 213 Senior Statistics MATNEY, RANDOLPH KEMP Marching Band 8,9,10,11,12; Pep Band 8,9,10,11,12 McCRAW, MICHAEL EDWARD Marching Band 8,9,10,11,12; Pep Band 8,9,10,11,12; Band Treas. 10; Band V. Pres. 11; Band Pres. 12; Stage Band 9,11; All-Regional Band 10,11,12; Roanoke Symphony 9,10,11,12; Roanoke Youth Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Drum Major 12; Student Conductor 12 MILLER, BARRY RONALD Basketball 8; Football 8; JV Football 9; Varsity Football 10,11,12 (Capt.); Track 8,9,10,11,12; Key Club 12 (V. Pres.); Interclub Council 12; FCA 8,9,10,11,12; Chorus 11,12; (Pres.); Boy ' s State Rep. 12; Class Officer 11 (V. Pres.); Student Patrol 11; School- wide Planning Council 12 MILLER, RICHARD KENT Football 8; JV Football 9; Track 8; VICA 12 MILLS, DONNA ELISE Art Club 9,10; Chorus 9,10,11,12; CAA 8,9,10,11,12; Library Club 8; Thespians 10,11,12; Girl ' s Track (Mgr.) 9,10,11,12; Girl ' s Basketball (Mgr.) 12 MONTGOMERY, SABRENIA GAIL MORRIS, DIANNE FAY Art Club 9,10,11 (Sec.) 12; FTA 11,12 (Sec.); CAA 8,9,10,11,12; Girl ' s State Rep. 12; Girl ' s Track 10; Pep Club 8,9,10,11 (V. Pres.); Varsity Cheer- leader 12; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8,10; Sr. Tri-Hi- Y 11,12 (Treas.) MORRIS, JAMES WESLEY Marching Band 8,9,10,11,12; Pep Band 8,9,10,11,12 MORRIS JUDY ANN DECA 10,11,12 MORRISON, MICHAEL ALLEN ACORN Staff 10; Class Officer 11 (Sec.); FCA 8,9,19,12; Key Club 12 (Sec.); Track 8; Football 8; JV Foot- ball 9,10; Varsity Football 11,12; Wrestling 9 MUNDY, KENNETH DALE NEWBY, CLIFFORD ERIC NEWBY, LEWIS EDWARD PAINTER, STEVEN CAMPBLI I PATTON, KAREN LEE Christmas Court 10; CAA 8,9,10,11,12; FTA 12; Girl ' s Track 10,11,12; Girl s Basketball 12 PLOI T, JAMES MICHAEI ACORN Staff 9, Football 8; JV Foot- ball 9; Varsity Football 10,11,12; FCA 8,9,10,11,12; Track 8,10,11; Varsity Club 12; Wrestling 9, Basketball 8 PRESGRAVES, I l ORI NCE MARIE FHA 9,10,11 (Sec. -Treas.), 12 (V. Pres.); NHS 1 1,12; Jr. Tri-Hi Y 9,10; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y II; FBI A 11; Who ' s Who Among American High School Slu dents 1 1 QUESENBERRY, BERNARD ARNOLD QUESENBERRY, GARY DOUGLAS ACORN Staff 9,10 (Sports Editor), 11 (Layout Editor); DECA 11,12; Student Patrol 12; Track 8,9,10; Football 8; JV Football 9,10 RAINES, DELIA ROSE Marching Band 8,9,10,12 REED, CHARLOTTE RAYE Chorus 8; GAA 8,9,10; Thespians 8,9 REED, DANNY CLAY Cross Country 11; Indoor Track 11; VICA (Sec.) 12 REESER, STEVEN RAYMOND Art Club 9,12 (Rep.); JV Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Bi-Racial Committee 12 RITTER, JOHN FLOYD NHS 11,12; Science Fair Placement 10 (Fourth), 11 (Second); Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 12; Governor ' s School For the Gifted 11 ROANE, BRADFORD PEACH Hi-Y 9,10; Student Patrol 11; Boy ' s State Rep. (Alt.) 12; Basketball 8; JV Basketball 9,10; Varsity Basketball 11,12 ROSE, KAREN SUE NHS 11,12; Pep Club 8,9,10,11,12; Thespians 8; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 12; Girl ' s State Rep. (Alt.) 12 ROUTT, DEBORAH ANNE CAA 8,9,11; NHS 11; Thespians wi Girl ' s Track 9 SANDERS, JANIE CELENE ACORN Staff 9,10; Art Club 9,10; Girl ' s State Rep. 12; Chorus 12; GAA 8; Interclub Council 12; Science Fair Placement 8 (Second); Thespians 9,10; (Historian); Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 12 (Pres.) SANDOE, GREGORY ALFRED Football 8 (Mgr.) 9,10; JV Basketball (Mgr.) 10; JV Football 9; Varsity Foot- ball 12; Indoor Track 11,12; Track 11,12; Wrestling 9,12; Spanish Club 12 (V. Pres.) SAUNDERS, MARY ALICE Art Club 9,10; Chorus 11,12; FTA 12; GAA 9,10; JV Cheerleader 10; Pep Club 8,9,11,12; (V. Pres.); Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 (Historian) SAYERS, IUDY RENEE Art Club 9,11,12; Chorus 12; CAA 9,10,11; Pep Club 8,9,10,11; The- spians 8,9,10,11,12; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8 SEVAREID, ANN CLARE Art Club 8,9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10; FTA 11,12; Drill Team 9, GAA 8,9,10,11; Homecoming Court 10; In- terclub Council 11,12; OAKLEAF Staff 10,11 (Photography Ed ), 12 (Ed.); Pep Club 8,9,10,11; Science Fair Placement 10 (Second); Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 SHANKLIN, JfcNNII ER GAI E ACORN Staff 9,10,11; GAA 8,9; DECA 12 (V. Pres.) SHANKLIN, SARAH KATE Art Club 10 (Rep.), 12; GAA 8,9,10,12; Pep Club 8,9,10; Girl ' s Track 9,10; Cross Country 10 SHAW, CYNTHIA MARIE Pep Club 12; FBLA 12 SHECKLER, STEPHEN WILLIAM Art Club 9; Chorus 10,11,12; FCA 12; Tennis 9,10,11,12 SHELBURNE, HARVEY DANIEL DECA 12 (Sec.), Football 8; Track 8,9,10 SHELOR, DAVID LEE Track 10; Winter Track 10,11; Cross Country 10,1 1 SHERWOOD, DAVID VIRGIL Interclub Council 12; NHS 11,12; Student Patrol 12; Thespians 11,12; Spanish Club 12 (Pres); Cross Country 10,11,12 SMART, MICHAEL D. Baseball 10,11,12; Class Officer 8 (V. Pres.); FCA 12; JV Basketball 9,10; Football 8; JV Football 9; Varsity Football 10,11,12 SMITH, DONNA OPHELIA Chorus 8,9; FHA 9,12; GAA 8,9,10 SMITH, JAMES NATHAN SNELL, KIM JEAN FHA 9,10 (Chap.), 11 (Historian), 12 (Sec.-Treas.); GAA 8,9,10,11,12; Sweetheart Ball Court 10; Girl ' s Track 8,9,10,11,12; Girl ' s Basketball 12; FBLA 11,12 (V. Pres.) SNIDER, BURL MALCOLM SOWERS, STEVEN GREGORY ACORN Staff 11; Baseball 11,12; Chorus 12; FCA 8,9,10,12; Hi-Y 11,12; Key Club 8,12; Football 8, Var- sity Basketball 11,12 SPIERS, JOANNE ACORN Staff 10 (Feature Ed.), 11 (Feature Ed ), 12 (Ed. -In-Chief); Drill Team 9; GAA 10; Pep Club 8,9; Science Fair Placement 10 (Hon. Mention); Thespians 8,9,10,11,12 STONE, JEFFERY CAMPBELL Art Club 9; Hi-Y 12; NHS 11,12 (Sec.- Treas.); Science Club 12; Varsity Basketball (Mgr.) 10; Basketball 8 STOUT, BARBARA ANN Thespians 8,9 (Sec.), 10 (Sec.), 11 (Sec ), 12 (Sec.); CAA 8,9,10,11,12; Art Club 11; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8 (Sec.), 9 (Chap.), 10; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Science Fair Placement 8 (Hon. Men- tion), 10 (Fourth); Regional Science Fair 12; Class Officer 8 (Sec.); State Hi-Y Assembly Southwest District Rep. 8,9 (V. Pres.), 11 (Sec ), 12 (V. Pres.); District Play Festival 9,10,11; State Play Festival 9,10,11; Regional Play Competition 11; Academic Award 11,12; JV Cheerleader 10, Var- sity Cheerleader 11,12; Homecoming Court 10,12; Local (v District Forensic Contests 11,12; Girl ' s State Rep. 12; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students II; Regional Spanish Exam (Fifth Place); NHS 12; Spanish Club 12 SUTPHIN, CRYSTAI ELAINE Chorus 12; I TA 9,10 (Sec.), II (Rep ), 12 (Pres.); Girl ' s Slate Rep. (Alt ); NHS 1 1,12, FTA 12; Interclub Council 12; |r Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; Sr. Tri-Hi Y 11 THOMPSON, BARRY GORDON Hi-Y 12; NHS 12; Science Club 12; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 11 THOMPSON, FREDA LYNN Art Club 12; Chorus 8; FHA 9,10; CAA 9,10; AMT Queen 9 TILLEY, ROBERT LEE Art Club 9,10,12; Golf 10; JV Basket- ball 10; Basketball 8; Spanish Club 12; Bi-Racial Commit tee 12 TODENHOFT, WALTER WILLIAM Marching Band 8,9,10,11,12; Band 8,9,10 (Sec.), 11 (Sec.), 12 (V. Pres.); Science Fair Placement 8 (Second); Student Patrol 12; State Band 8,9,10,11,12; Roanoke Youth Sym- phony 9,10,11,12; Roanoke Sym- phony Orchestra 10,11,12; Radford College Band 11,12; Radford College Stage Band 11,12; All-Regional Band 9,10,11; Superior Rating at Solo Fes- tival 9,10,11 TOTTEN, KAREN SUE Art Club 9,10,11,12 (Rep.); Chorus 8,9; Drill Team 8; GAA 8,9,10,11,12; Library Club 8,9; Pep Club 8,9,10; Thespians 8,9,10,11, 12 (V. Pres.); Girl ' s Track 11,12; Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 11; District Forensics Meet 11; District One-Act Play Festival 11; Regional One-Act Play Festival 11 TOTTEN, TERESA GAIL Chorus 8; DECA 12; GAA 8,9,10; Thespians 8,9,10 TURNER, MICHAEL LEE TURPIN, NANCY LORI Chorus 12; DECA 12 WALKER, MARVIN LEE Tennis 10,11,12; Science Fair Place- ment 8, Basketball 8 WALSON, MAYLA GEORGINA FHA 12, FTA 12; CAA 9,10,11,12; Girl ' s Track 10,11 WHEELER, VIRGINIA PAULINE Girl ' s Volleyball 9; FHA 8,9; GAA 9,11; Girl ' s Track 9,11 WHITLOCK, DEBORAH JEAN Art Club 9,10; Chorus 11,12; Drill Team 10; FHA 9 WILSON, MELISSA RUTH ACORN Staff 10; Chorus 9,10,11 (Li- brarian), 12 (Treas.); Regional Chorus 11,12; FTA 12; Girl State Rep, (Alt ) 11; Pep Club 10; Science Fair Place- ment 11 (Hon. Mention); Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 12; Spanish Club 12 (Sec.-Treas.), Regional Spanish Exam (Third Place) WOODS, GARY MICHAEL YOHO CHARLES ALAN YOST, SARAH ANN ACORN Staff 9,10,11; Chorus 12; In- terclub Council 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Thespians 9, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 12 YOUNG, DAVID BRADLEY Baseball 10,11,12; Class Officer 12 (V. Pres); FCA 9,11,12; Interclub Council 12; Basketball 8; JV Basket- trail 9,10 (Capt.), ' Varsity Basketball 11,12 (Capt.), Key Club 12 (Pres.)t Boy’s State Rep. 12: Science Fair Plat enumt 10 (Hon. Mention); Track 8; Girl ' s Basketball Assistant 12 214 Faculty Statistics ADMINISTRATION Fleeman, Mrs. Laura C.; Secretary of the Board. Hatcher, William B.; Assistant Super- intendent. Hopkins, James D. : Georgia Tech, B.S.; Director of Vocational Educa- tion. Meador, Mrs. Florence W.: Radford College, B.S.; University of Virginia, William and Mary, V.P.I. and S.U., Peabody College, M.Ed.; General Supervisor Radford City Schools. Rutrough, Dr. lames E. : V.P.I. and S.U., B.S. and M.S.; University of Vir- ginia, Ed.D.; Ohio State University and Duke University, Post Doctoral Study; Superintendent of Radford City Schools. Smith, Mrs. lean W. Vest, Miss Dorothy L.: Receptionist. FACULTY Anderson, Mrs. Susan W.: Radford College, B.S.; Special Education Bakas, Miss Betty: V.P.I., and S.U., B.A., M.S.; Sponsor — |r. Tri-Hi-Y, Girl ' s Track; English, French. Beavers, Miss Mary K.: Radtord College, B.S., M.S.; Sponsor — FTA; World fiistory, U.S. History. Buck, Mrs. Joyce A.: Radford College, B.A.; V.P.I. and S.U., M.A.; Sponsor — Sophomore Class; En- glish. Carr, Mrs. Lois D: Radford College, B.S.; Chorus. Croot, Mrs. Patricia Y.: Community General Hospital, Syracuse, N.Y., R.N ; Practical Nursing. Daughtry, Mrs. Elizabeth S.: Radford College, B.S.; Co-Sponsor — Science Club; Chemistry, Physical Science, Biology. Davis, Mrs. Louise B.: Radford College, B.S.; Indiana Univ. of Penn- sylvania, M. Art Ed.; Sponsor — Art Club; Art. Dobbins, Timothy D.: V.P.I. and S.U., B.S.; Radford College, M S.; Sponsor — D.E.C.A.; Distributive Education. Gallimore, Mrs. Alice M.: Milligan College, A. 8.; Girls ' Track Coach, Sponsor — G.A.A.; P.E. Goldsmith, Mrs. Reece E.: Boston Univ., B.S.; V.P.I. and S.U., M ED.; Sponsor — Senior Class; U.S. and Va. History, World History. Hall, Paul D.: Milligan College, B.S.; Head Baseball Coach; P.E. Hassell, Mrs. Barbara F.. Radford College, B.A.; Advisor — ACORN; English Hatcher, Mrs. Nell C.: Radford College, B.S.; V.P.I. and S.U., M.S.; Sponsor — National Honor Society, Senior Class; Government, Psycholo- gy- Helms, Hobart H. : Machine Shop. Hines, William H.: Univ. of Va., B.A., Carpentry. Hohenshil, Mrs. Susan: Ashland College, B.S.; Kent State Univ., M.Ed.; co-sponsor — ).V. Cheer- leaders; Career Education. Hondras, Mrs. Irene B.: Receptionist. Hostetter, Carlisle Y.: Lynchburg College, B.A.; Radford College, M.S.; Assistant Principal, Athletic Director. Jennings, Miss Mae: Radford College, B.S.; V.P.I. and S.U., M.S.; Sponsor — Science Club; Biology. Johnson, Jack B.: V.P.I. and S.U., B.S.; Eighth Grade Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach; Business Math. Johnston, Mrs. Janet N.: Radford College, B.S., M.S.; Advisor — OAKLEAF; English. Kerr, Geoffrey: V.P.I. and S.U., B.S.; Univ. of Va., M.Ed.; Cross Country Coach; Sponsor — Key Club; Phys- ics, Earth Science. Lindon, Ronald V.: V.P.I. and S.U.. B.S.; Radford College, M S.; Assistant Football and Track Coach; Math. Lineburg, Norman G.: Sheperd Col- lege, B A.; Univ. of Va., M.Ed.; Head Football and Track Coach; Guidance. Martin, Mrs. Dorothy H.: Radford College, B.A., Sponsor — Junior Class; Geography. Martin, James B.: V.P.I. and S.U., B.S.; Head Varsity Basketball Coach, Head Tennis Coach; Sponsor — Sophomore Class; Math. Matlock, Rom L.: Appalachian St. Univ., B.S.; Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach; Math. McGarry, Mrs. Lynda H.: Virginia Commonwealth Univ., B.S.; V.P.I. and S.U.; Sponsor — F.B.L.A.; Typing. Moore, Mrs. Mary S.: Indiana Univ., B.S.; V.P.I. and S.U., M.S.; Sponsor — F.H.A., Home Economics. Mottesheard, Mrs. Christine B.: Rad- ford College, B.S.; V.P.I. and S.U., M.Ed.; Typing Neel, Mrs. Sally N.: St. Lukes Hospi- tal, Richmond, Va., R.N.; Practical Nursing. Overbey, Mrs. Dorothy R: Murray St. Univ., A.B.; Columbia Univ., M.A.; Director of Guidance. Pierce, Mrs. Margaret R.: Emory and Henry College, A B.; Radford Col- lege, M. A.; Sponsor — Spanish Club; Spanish. Pollard, Miss Charlotte S.: Univ. of Kentucky, B.A.; Sponsor — Interna- tional Thespian Society; Drama, En- glish. Priode, Jr., G. Lucian: Western Ken- tucky Univ., Bachelor of Music; Band. Purcell, Carroll A.: Shaw Univ., B.S.; Radford College, M.S.; Eight Grade Basketball Coach; P.E., Drivers Ed. Reed, Mrs. Roxie S.: Radford College, B.A., M.S.; Sponsor — Junior Class, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; English. Roane, Jr., John P: V.P.I. and S.U., B.S.; Radford College, M.S.; Sponsor — Hi-Y; Ind. Arts. Roberson, Gorman C.: Emory and Henry College, A.B.; Science. Robins, Calvin C.: Electrical Wiring. Sandidge, Mrs. Elizabeth W. : Lynch- burg College, B.A.; Radford College, MS.; Sponsor — Varsity Cheer- leaders; P.E., Drivers Ed. Sayers, Dennis M.: V.P.I., B.A.; Eight Grade Football Coach; Drafting. Shufflebarger, Mrs. Barbara J.: Emory and Henry College, B A.; Sponsor — Library Club; Librarian. Shumate, Mrs. Lorena M.: Secretary to the Principal; Radford College; National Business College. Sparks, Mrs. Nancy M.: Lewis-Gale Hospital, Roanoke, Va., R.N.; Prac- tical Nursing. Sterrett, Robert G.: V.P.I. and S.U., B.S.; Sponsor — Key Club; Head J.V. Basketball Coach, Head Golf Coach; Math. Swindell, Robert M.: Lynchburg College, B.A.; Univ. of Va., M E.; Principal. Taylor, Mrs. Cheryl L Union Univ., B.S.; Memphis St. Univ., MS.; Sponsor — J.V. Cheerleaders; Math. Teany, Mrs. Susan C.: Radford College, B.S.; Radford College, M.S.; Sponsor — Library Club; Librarian. Varner, Mrs. Susan P. : Guilford College, B.S.; Math. Wade, Mrs. Rubye M.: Radford College, B.S.; Sponsor — Senior Class, Forensics; English. Walk er, Mrs. Mary A.: Radford College, B.S.; Sponsor — J.V. Cheerleaders; Latin. Waterworth, John R.: V.P.I. and S.U., B.A.; Radford College, M.S.; J.V. Football Coach, Assistant Athletic Director; History. 215 The roses will always grow and (he world will be, A tear will fall on you and me. But do not weep for that which is past, Only remember her wish for her love to last. You see, this love was for the world she lived. A love she gave willingly and gave all she could give, Be it a smile or a helping hand. Keeping our heads high and helping us to stand. So let not a tear fall, Or let our grief show, And the world will always be, And the roses will always grow. Karen Totten Aisforann;Bisforbarbaraandbeverly;Cisforcatherine Abercrombie. Lori Leigh 18b Adkins. Monroe 53, 142 Akers, Debbie Lynn 178 Akers Rhonda Marie 78. 1 70 Albert, Wanda Gail 78, 18b Albright, Ronnie Sidney 61, 67, 81, . 86, 109, 142 Albright, Tammy lane 78, 87, 186 Alderman, Deborah Jean 64, 68, 78, 110, 191 Alderman, Donna Kay 72, 76, 78, 170 Alley, jeffrey Paul 186 Alley, Kevin Bruce 162 Altizer, Darryl Wayne 66, 186 Altizer, Rebecca Carol 77, 142, 144 Amonelte, Mark Steven 64, 104, 170 Anderson, Sue 51 Andrews, Melissa Joy 33. 186 Antin, William Lloyd 118, 162 Angle, James Moris 84, 125, 170 Arnold, Florence Bernadette 178 Arnold, Sherry Lynn 170 Artrip, Gary lames 170 Bain, Barrett Eddie 186 Bakaitis, Peter Joseph 170 Bakas, Betty 22 Baker, Lucy Lee 68, 186 Baker, Robert Brian 70, 162 Bandirali, Laura 191 Barber, Sherrill 142 Barker, Ruth Ridpath 142 Barton, Susan Louise 66, 88, 170 4 Baxter, Jan Marie 186 Bassett, George 97 Baxter, William Rodger 162 Beavers, Mary 27 Benson, Douglas Randall 129, 186 Benson, Victoria Lynn 64, 68, 72, 78, 170 Bernier, David Richard 170 Bernier, Stephen Nelsoo 83, 162 Berry, Barbara Hughes 68, 110, 142 Berry, Margaret Ann 178 Bickett, Charles Anthony 66, 186 Bishop, Brenda Kay 66 78 178 Bishop, Kathy Jane 74, 178 Bishop, Michael Ray 170 : : Bissett, Karen Irene 88, 96, 162 Blackburn, Vernon Hazzarri 178 Blake, Brenda Lee 170 Blake, Carolyn Marie 82, 85, 1 42 J Blake, Edward Hamilton 66, 129, 186 t 190 Blake, William Henry 66, 126, 1 8 Bog ' ghss, Cheryl Lynn 64, 68, 78, 170 Boggess Tom Eileen 78, 186 Bond, Mark Stewart 86, 96, 178 Bondurant, Nancy Lillian 78, 88 110, 178, 181 ' Boone, Kathy Jo 162 Booth, David Bryan 116, 129, 186 Boyd, Randal Ralph 108, 186 Boyd, Randy )oe 77, 170 Boyd, Vicky Lynn 170 Branch, David Webb 35, 129, 186 Branch, Steve Hurley 39, 84, 94, 104, 170 Bratton, Mrs. 54 Brescia, Tanya Maria Antonia 186 Brightwell, Charles Robin 162 Brock, Clement Jerome 79, 84, 106, 126, 142 Brooks, Larrv Michael 66, 118, 129, 186 Brooks, Margaret Ellen 76, 110, 142 Brooks, William Curtis 118, 119, 122, 170 Brown, Dale Ladon 126 Brown, George Jackson 178 Brown Patricia Arlane 68, 76. 88. 170 Brown, Vincent Rodell 125, 178 Bruns, Jr., Robert E. 86, 105, 126, 142 Buck, Joyce 18 Bugg. Billy Meredith 186 Bugg, Doris Jean 186 Burleson, Laura Jam178 Burris, Reginal Jo 162 i Burner, Gary Lee 170, 173 Burner, Susan Anne 68. 78 Buzzard. Denise Jane 18 Buzzard, Lawrence Emmett 83. 162 Buzzard, Valerie Jean 71 162 Caldwell, Bobby 83 Caldwell, Larry Franklin 170 ' Caldwell. Peggy Jean 66, 178 J Callee James Kent 170 C alien Jerome Clay 83 162 fl CaWee Scott Baker lib, 18b Calfee, Teresa Gaywell 186 Caltee. Tony Glendale 112 170 Canales, Michael David 67, 72 106, 115, 125, 170 Carr, Lois10r Carr, Marsha Anslie 65, 72, 88, 96 162 Cafr, Susan Kay 78. 88. 1 10 178 Carter. Arc Cosine 60, 61. 71, 98, 100, 101, 141 43 Carter, Perry Furillo 117, 170 Carter, Robert Jackson 1B6 p Carter, Victor lee 60, 106, 108, 126, 129, 170 Cary, Katrina Lynn 64. 78, 186 Cary, Scot! Douglas 72, 84, 125, 170 Casas, Giordano Jose 108, 111, 123. 178 Caudell, John Jackson 37, 84, 106 117, 169, 170 Charlton Stanley Gregory 117 - _ Childs, Debbie 162 Chrisman. Craig Randolph 64, 71, 88 170 Cirelli, Leslie Jean 72, 78, 98, 134, 143 Clark Bentley Thomas 83. 162 Clark, Donald Bourke 6 |84, 108 109. 143 Claytor, Keith Randall 126, 170 Cloyd, James Steven 72, 79, 112, 126 128. 143 Cloyd, Robert Allen 27, 62, 79, 111, 115, 125, 178, 181 Cole, Michael Holt 129, 186 Coleman, Peggy Lynn 65, 73372, 90, 134, 162 Collins. Donna 171 Collins, Jeffrey Paul 41 . 143 j Collins, Virginia Gayle 62, 68, 78, 178 Compton, Barton Frazier 108, 116, 129, 186 Compton, Brian Quintin 68, 72, 79, 84 106, 108, 126, 162 Connor, Martha Lynn 68, 76, 77, 110, 162 Connor, Richard Carpenter 111, 178 Cook, Becky Joyce 77, 78, 93, 135, 178 Cook, Gail Winifred 63, 72, 81, 85 101,134,143,147 Jp Cook, Pamela Marie 186, 188 Corbin, Chervl Sue 62, 77, 78, 178 Corbin, Ronny Keith 186 Corder, Deborah Kay 143 Corder, Elizabeth Ann 186 Coughlin, Alice Teresa 60, 72, 161, 162 Coughlin, Judith Griffin 78, 186 Covey, Barbara Jean 61, 63, 77, 143 Cox, Amberson Marshall 186 Cox, Barbara Ellen 186 Cox, Calvin Lee 111, 125 Cox, Rebecca Nixon 68, 171 Cox, Rita Diane 66, 70, 74, 171 Cox, Timothy Dean 62, 111, 178 Craft, Mark Dwight 84, 111, 115, 125 Craig, Mark Richard 77, 87, 94, 162 Crawford, Bruce Evin 111, 126, 162 Crawford, Patricia Anne 78, 186 Crigler, Jr. , William Fielding 162 Cumbee, Peggy 178 Cumbee, Sharon 186 Cunningham, Bill Kendall 116, 129, 186 : Dale, Harold Lee 171 Dalton, Kathryn Scott 65, 71, 72, 1 34, 162 F Dalton, Johnny Nichols 129, 186, 179 Dalton Teddy Ernest 111, 117, 179 Dameley Michael Wayne 77, 171 Darden, Bette Bryant 90, 93, 98, 134, Jr 144 Davis, Bruce Hal 66, 72, 30, 126, 162 Davis, Darlene Mae 171 Davis, Debbie Dawn 68, 78, 114, 17fft Davis, III, George Elmer 80, 179 1 • Davis, George Sanders 80, 171 Davis, Julie Woods 68, 78, 186, IHt Davis, Robert Brian 186 Davis, Vicky Lynn 78, 186 Dean, Timmy Ray 108, 171 Dedmon, Mary Elizabeth 63, 68, 16 ! Dedmon, Margaret Ann 64, 78, 1B6 DeHart, JR., Charles Luther 126, 163 DeHart, David Wayne 68, 73, 72, 79, 84, 85, 90, 93, 106, 10 108, 126, 127, 129, 144 Mt ' -J DeHart, James Anthony 79, 84, lOSc, 115, 126, 130, 163 DeHart, Linda Sue 58, 60, 63, 68, 76, 81, 98,]144, 145 Delaney, Janlye Mu helle 78, 171 DelaneyJPhyllis Dean 76, 110, 144 DeVilbiss, Michael Alan J6, 37, 171 DeVilbiss, Rebecca Jean 65, 68, 72, 7t., 144 DeVusser, Sharon Lee 49, 65, 68, 72, 76, 144 Dickens, Stephen Luther 84, 106, 125, 171 Dickenson Anne Rebecca 68, 76, 77, 88. 0, 171 Dickenson, James Otey 31, 60, 61, 67, ’ 81 84, 106, 108, 109, 144 Dickerson, Mary Jo 65, 72, 76, 78, 85, 110, 144 Dishon, Richard Franklin 186 Dobbins, Connie Faye 63, 77, 85, 99,. P 163 Dobbins, Tommy 83, 1 1 1 Dobos, Diane 1 10 Dodson, Charles Lester 163, 164 Dodson, Denise Dunn 62, 68, 78, 179 Dolo, Jeffrey Martin 83, 163 Dove, Joseph Edwin 171 Duncan, Carlton Benson 84, 108, 111, 125, 179 Duncan, Darrall Lee 171 I Duncan, Howard Lynn 84, 111, 115, 125, 179 Duncan, Leslie Renee 76, 77, 85, 145 Duncan, Mary Jane 60, 68, 76, 163, 167 Duncan. Randall John 116. 129, 185, 187 Duncan, Stephen Anthony 187 Duncan, William Allen 187 Durney, Gary Rankin 83, 163 Edmonds, Thomas Michael 104, 171 Elswick, Esther Elizabeth 61, 65, 68, 73, 76, 85, 96, 98, 145 Elswick, Ronald Kenneth 77, 106, 108, 125, 171 English, Andrea Denise 78, 88, 187 Epperly, Jane 8rian 73, 72, 76, 96, 145 Erickson, Howard Dwight 83, 163 Erickson, Sven Andrew 187 Estes, Donald Ray 61, 70, 71, 145 Estes, Theresa Ann 62, 68, 179 Farlow, Hank Doyle 171 Farmer, Guy Edward 112, 145 Farmer, Tommy Preston 67, 68, 125, 171 Faulkner, Shwila Renee 179 Fawcett, Barbara Blake 68, 78, 87, 171 Fawcett, Thomas Allen 187 Feeny, Danny Ray 179 Fido 64 Fisher, Jan Michael 69, 79, 84, 112, 126, 163 Fisher, Linda Gail 72, 76, 101, 145 Foster, Augusta Lee 68, 78, 187 Foster, Vanessa Bronte 78, 110, 135, 171 fraley, Anne Elizabeth 77, 78, 93, 135, ' 178,179 Fraley, Barbara Lynn 36, 77, 78, 110, r 171 Franklin, Barry Lynn 72, 171 Franklin, William Donald 72, 79, 8J, 96, 112, 145 Frazier, Jessee Luther 61, 71, 141, 145, 191 Frets, Paul Kyle 106, 115, 126, 171 Frye, Mark Soyares 77, 104, 125, 171 Fulbright, Peggy DeHart 146 Galarneau, Teresa Lynn 66, 187 Callimore, Alice 78 Gallimore, Karen Lynn 78, 110, 169, 1711. f Gallimore, Mark Stephen 116, 187 Gardner, Danny Howard 187 Gardner, Jackie Gay 66, 74 Gardner, Jerry Ray 179 Gardner, Timothy James 44, 83, 163 Gardner, Venston Randolph 163 Genetti, II, Phillip Anthony 87, 96, 191 Gibson, Larry Dennis 72, 191 Gibson, Sally 66, 74, 179 Gibson, Robin Diann 68, 187, 188 Giesen, Carnelia Anne 64, 78, 187 Giesen, John Hillsman 69, 79, 106, 108, 109, 163 Gilbert, Steven Leon 83, 146 Gillen wafer, Terry Ray 171 Goad, Dougals Allen 171 Goad, Steven Wayne 191 Godbey, David Timothy 187 Goode, Diane Rebecca 58, 63, 77, 78, 1b 1, 163, 165 Goodykoontz, Mary Vaughn 64, 68, 78, 110, 171 Graham, Lea Ann 187 Graham, Sheila Ann 187 Graham, Steven Wayne 179 Graham, Tammy Gay 66, 187 Granger, Nathan Darran 129, 187 Grapas, John Basil 115, 129, 185, 187 Green, Antoninette Dominica 20, 29, 78, 110, 114, 171 Green, Elizabeth Joy 66, 187 Green, Michael William 62, 85, 98, 101, 146 Griffith, Timothy Dale 58, 87, 106, 125, 171 Gross, Kathy Irene 66, 110, 163 Grubb, Robert Wayne 111, 118, 121, 125, 171 Cuill, Billie Dawn 53, 65, 73, 72, 134, 146 Gunn, Mark David 24, 86, 129, 187 Gunn, Michael Douglas 60, 86, 111, 125, 177, 179 Hagan, Marcella 146 Hager, Karen Sue 72, 77, 163 Hale, Lori Lee 65, 68, 163 Hall, Jeffrey Dale 187 Hall, Kelly Danita 179 Hall, Kimberly Lou 179 Hall, Kitty Kaye 86, 187 Hall, Nicky Lane 179 Hall, Paul 38, 67, 112 Hall, Randy 112 Hall, Richard Brian 111, 115, 125, 179 Hall, Robert 163 Hall, Robin Lee 67, 84, 106, 125, 171 Hall, Sarah Palmer 61, 72, 146 Hamblin, Sherrie Lynn 187 andconnie; Disfordiane; Jisforjohn ; Kisforkaren ; Lis Hamby, Gregory Paul 179 Hannifan, Thomas F. 187 Harkrader, Judy Lee 188 Harkrader, Trudy Lyn 188 Harman, Susan Dee 62, 68, 73, 77, 146 Harman, Teresa Arlene 64, 188 Harman, Jr., Waller Bradley 72, 79 Harris, Barbara Sue 82, 88, 163 Harris, Ben Guy 41 , 106, 125, 171 Harris, Charles Franklin 106, 171 Harris, Cyntha Joan 171 Harris, Dennis Warren 83, 142, 146 Harris, Garland Frank 83 106, 126, 130, 171 Harris, Judy Lynn 41, 134, 147 Harris, Steve Wayne 36 Hartwell, Tracey Lynn 78, 135, 171, 175 Harvey, Carolyn Valeria 93, 110, 114, 162, 163 Harvey, Tracy Scott 125, 179 Hash, Noel Dexter 83, 126, 163 Hassell, Barbara 20 Hassell, Paul Martin 60, 112, 117, 179 Hatcher, Nel 26 Hatcher, William 14 Havens, Larry Gwynn 188 Hayden, Gennie Felecia 76, 78, 110, 114, 147 Hayes, JR., Charles Edward 29, 79, 84, 98, 101, 112, 126, 129, 132, 147 Hayes, Joe Lloyd 115, 129, 188 Hayes, Robert Lee 67, 84, 106, 115, 126, 171 Haynes, Alfred Wayne 112, 126, 147 Haynes, Earl Lane 108, 129, 188 Haynes, Howard Allen 111, 117, 125, 177, 179 Hayse, David Sulton 21, 72, 79, 84, 87, 112, 126, 145, 147 Hedge, Debbie Ann 163 Hedge, Ira Wayne 83, 106, 163 Helbert, Claudia Jan 71, 78, 88, 164 Hill, Ricky Len 125, 171 Hines, Robert Lewis 71, 164 Hinkley, Carolyn Renee 70, 147 Hinkley, Robert Leslie 86, .147 Hinkley, Teresa Gail 86, 18ff i«iifejv : i 87, 97“%, Hite, Jr., Kenneth Bentley 171 Hite, Howard Thomas 8b, 129, 187, 188 Hoback, David Randallf171 Hodge, Dianna Lynn 64, 135, 171 Hodge, Tina Marie 188? Holbrook, Debra Lynrj 74, 179 Holbrook, Richard Neil 111, 125, 179 , Holbrook, Sheila Gail 188 Holbrook, Sieved- Greg 67, 111, 115, M - ' 12 f , Flondras, Maria Anthi 37, 72, 78, 84, 104, 114, 164 Hoover, Charles Waitman, 111, 117, 179 Hostetler, Stanley Carlisle 67, 84, 111, 118, 119, 122 172 Howell, Frank Kent 66, 80, 87, 179 Howell, Linda Diane 64, 72, 93, 135, 17 Howell, Sarita Ramona 78, 88, 93, 96, 110,172 Howled, Anne Elizabeth 64, 78, 85, Howled, Joan Frances 64, 72, 78, 179 FJowlett, Mary Patricia 64, 78, 188 Hoyt, Floward James 111, 115, 125, 79 i ■ i Hoyt, Michelle Mane 68, 188 Hoyt, Raymond WIIKs ?‘� , 84, TAB, 109. 147 Hubbard, Kbberl Arthur 125 Hu(fman,‘Ginny Dare 180 Hughes, Jeffrey Wayne Mb, 172 106, 100 , 118, Hughett, Danny Elliott 117, 179 Hughett, Roger Eugene 58, 60, 69, 79, 85, 118, 119, 164 Hunter, Susan Diane 68, 72, 76, 161, 164 Hutchins, Eva Yvonne 179 Hypes, Michael Gordon 116, 129, 188 Ingram, Dave William 19, 147 Irby, Steve Jay 67, 172 Irwin, Dwight Kenneth 71, 80, 172 Jackson, Alma Mae 82, 172 Jarrett, Debbie Elaine 64, 72, 172 Jarrett, Jimmy 108, 188 Jarvis, William David 66, 80, 88, 179 Jennings, Mae 34 Jervey, Charles Thompson 66, 111, 179 Johnson, Jack 40, 106, 129 Johnston, Butch 112 Johnston, Janet 19 Johnston, Marvin Steven 106, 126, 164 Jolley, Sharon Gayle 68, 88, 164 Jonas, Peggy 54, 55 Jonas, Sally Levada 62, 68, 172 Jones, Frank Frazier 67, 68. 84, 87, 92, 106, 126, 169, 172, 173 Jones, Karen 179 Jordan, |ill Allison 188 Joseph, Catherine Rita 63, 65, 68 , 72, 76, 81, 148 Joseph, Eileen Claire 68, 78, 110, 172 Keck, Marinda Faye 64, 110, 135, 172 Keck, William Dean 108, 129, 188 Keim, Curt Rylee 172 Keller, Jackson David 42, 83, 84, 112, 115, 126, 128, 131, 148 Keller, Joseph Matthew 172 Kelley, Gregory AJ|en 83, 148 Kerr, Geoffrey 32 King, Susan Elaine 188 King, Wenday Jean 188 King, William Wilson 117 King, Michael William 111, 125, 179 . King, John Chad 38, 108, 116 Kinlock, Debbie Reine 68, 78, 88, 1791 Kinser, Mark Duran 67, 72, 96, 125 172 m, Kiri her, Ben|amtn Victor 191 Kirtner, Kenneth 179 Krayer, Colin Samuel 83, 164 Karyer, Paul Thomas 117, 179 I aterriere, Paul Jefferson 66 f amb, Melissa lean 188 Lambert Read Richard 80. 108. 109, Ml, )79SH I andrum, Jnsie 54 Langford, Mildred Druanne 74, 172 Lawrence, E art Wesly 188 Lawson, Darla Sue 179 Lawson, Linda Daine191 L Lawson, Noelene 65, 68, 76, 81, 101, 110, 141, 148 Lawson, Rebecca Elaine 6b, 188 l awson. Skip 129 Lawton, Albert 188 Lee, Kevin Anthony 116, 129 Lee, Sherman 54 I oFew, Larina Earlene 87, 189 Leighton, Thomas tdwin 67,68, 125, 172 Leighton, Timothy Edward 67, 108, 125,172,175 Leonard, Don Eugene 179 Lepchitz, Susan F ' enstet 68, 78, 189 Lester, Jay Sherman 04, 67, 106, 164 Lewis, David Antoinne 125, 179 Lewis, Edith 55 Lewis, Preston 55 lewis, Rena Andrea 1 10, 1 14 Lilley, Susan l n lindon, Ronald 30, 106, 126,-129 tindsey, Henry Alexander 189 Lineburg, Norman 16 84, 106, 126, LoMascolo, Giuliana Teresa Marie 64, 68, 78, 172 LoMascolo, Gloria Adriana 64, 185, 188 Long, Carl Douglas 67, 126, 172 Long, Deborah Mae 66, 172 Long, Vicki Elaine 68, 78, 179 Lorek, Jacqueline Minor 172 Lorton, Jackie Dannette 172 Lorton, Jennie Dawn 110 Lowman, II, Robert Anthony 79, 106, 126, 148 Lowman, Sally Anne 45, 68, 76, 180 Lowman, Stephanie Anne 68, 72, 76, 164 Lyle, Jennifer Sims 68, 77, 78, 164 Lyons, Diana Sherlyn 77, 180 McCardle, Michael Charles 62, 118, 121, 172 McCauley, Beverly Ann 63, 71, 164 McCauley, Jennifer Lynn 66, 77, 135, 180 McDaniel, Charles Thomas 164 McDaniel, David Wayne 180 McDaniel, Debbie Mae 78, 88, 180 McDaniel, Garland Rosi 172 McDaniel, Richard Joseph 180 McDaniel, Stephen Andrew 83, 164 McDaniel, Teresa Ann 189 McGarry, Lynda 41 McGraw, Bradley Dwain 87, 96, 164 McGraw, Michael Edward 85, 86, 87, 96, 148 Mclver, Anthony Cordell 126, 128, 132, 164 McPeak, Gina Lynn 86, 164 McPhail, Linda 191 fvtonn, Jr. Harold Wilson 88, 164 Mann, Martha Blair 68, 77, 78, 180 Mantz, Michael Glenn 67, 106, 126, 164 Marshall, Cathy May 66, 74, 180 Marshall, Freda Thompson 77, 155 Martin, Amand Jane 68, 69, 63, 72, 76, 77, 78, 8 , 91, 98. 101, 1 10, 114, 148 Martin, Ann Marie 64, 78, 189 Marlin, Buddy 30, 104, I 18 Martin , Curtis Alan 87, 164 irtin, Dottie 24 ...artin, Geary Dwane ion 126, 164 Marin, Grover Thomas 8?’, 125, 172 Mathes, Carla Theresa 61, 68, 76, 77, 101, 148 Mathes, Rene Elizabet j 64, 78, 172 , F alph Kemp 86, 148 en 67, 106, 126, F Lynne 68, 78, 189 lin, Amma Gale 82, 164 y, Donald Guinn 66, 77, 106, 160 Maynard, Kim Marie 164 Meador, Florence 14 Melton, Alfred Gerald 1«9 Mellon, Rob Shannon 129, 189 Menzies, Donna Gayle 8, 74, 180 Miles, John 12S, 189 Miller, Barry Ronald 67, t 8, 73, 72, 84, 85, ‘ 6. 98, 101, 10b, 108, 126, 149 Miller, Richard Kent 83, 149 Mills, Donna Elise 21,-TIO, 149 Mills, Robert Lee 172 Mills Tony 189 Minnick, Jackie Lynn 64, 78, 88, 96, 180 Mitchell, Howard David 172 Montgomery, Sahrenia (Tale 149 Mqorc, Mary 45, 74 Moran, Jr. , Vernard Talmadge 126, Morgan, ftucky Carsort 115, 129, 189 Morris, Barbara )t?p.n bB, 78 , 88, %, Morris, Daniel Ray 70, 164 Morris, Dianne Fay 49, 65, 76, 78, 98, 134, 146, 149 Morris, lackie Sue 88, 189 Morris, lames Wesley 86, 87, 96, 149 Morris, Joseph Wayne 180 Morris, Judy Ann 70, 149 Morris, Rebecca Kay 68, 78, 189 Morrison, Michael Allen 32, 67, 81, 84, 126, 149 Morton, Prince Edward 106, 126, 172 Mosier, Serena Mae 180 ..Mosier, Stanley Malachi 180 Mottesheard, Charles Burkett 71, 86, 164 Mottesheard, Christine 40, 82 Mumpower, Judy Ann 68, 77, 78, 180 Mundy, Kenneth Dale 83, 149 Mundy, Susan Page 88, 189 Myers, Norman Wayne 172 Neely, Alpha 55 Neely, John E, 83, 164 Neighbors, Deby Gene 164 Nester, Donna Lynn 66, 180 Nester, Mary Alene 64, 68, 172 Newby, Clifford Eric 83, 150 Newby, Lewis Edward 77, 150 Newby, Philip Wayne 70, 164 Nicholson, Jan Camille 68, 78, 189 Nixon, Anthony Eugene 164 Null, Stephen Kelley 72, 172 Oakley, Danny 180 O ' Brian, Mary Bonita 172 Olsen, Rebecca Susan 66, 74, 180 O ' Neal, Ora Mae 180 Orr, Edward 100 Owings, Karen Louise 63, 68, 77, 165 Painter, Karen Lee 172 Painter, Steven Campbell 150 Pannell, Gregory Lynn 177, 180 Pannell, Joyce Ann 180 Pannell, Kim Thomas 191 Pannell, Pansy May 189 Patton, Karen Lee 27, 76, 78, 114, 150 Patton, Pamela Denise 68, 71, 77, 180 Patton, Russell Wayne 116, 129, 189 Perdue, Sharon Lee 62, 68, 78, 180 Perez, Antonio 105, 125, 172 Perez, Enrique 129 Perez, Henry 189 Perkins, Clara Pauline 49, 165 Peterson, Carl Nathan 172 Peterson, Curtis Wayne 188 Phillips, Catherine Pearl 172 Phillips, Gary Keith 172 Phillips, Samuel David 42, 83, 165 Phelgar, Kristie Ann 68, 78 188 Phelgar, Richard James 111,117, 180 Phelgar, Tonu Sue 68, ' 8, 88, 110, 17 f Pierce, Margaret 23 Pipet, Greg Mark 8 1 Plasterer, Robin 68, 78, 88, 173 Plymire, Penna Ivnne 188 Plot!, James Michael 79, 84, 126, 126, 150 Plot t , John Pjlnck 61, 72, 81. 126, 130, 173, 175 Pofl, Detrorah Whillock 136, 150 Poff, James Edwatd 125, 180 Pollard Charlotte 18 Presgraves, Florence Marie 61, 74, 101, 150 Priodi, Lucian 46, 86 Pruett, Tommy 129 Pruitt, Joni Delaine 68, 173 i Pugh, Sammy William 72, 126 Pugh, Spencer Alan 38. 62, 80, 180 Purr ell, 0 arroll 37 Quesenberry, Bernard Arnold 86, 96, 150 Quesenberry, Robin 165 Rachel, Herbie Cecil 1 lb, 129 Ramos. Alice Karen 188 Raines, Delia 150 Mia forlinda;Misformandy;Risforrhonda;Wisforwalter. K. nnos. William Ray 86, 173 Kvik loAnn 108 Ramsey, Rhonda Lee 63, 1b8, 173 Rash, Debbie Lynn 66, 70 74, 173 Ratclrife, Barry Edward bh, 173 RatcliHe, Cathy Lynne 165 Ratcliffe, Jerry Wayne 188 Ratcliffe, Opal Pauline 74, 88. 173 Ratcliffe, Pamela Cay 181 Ralcliffe, William Daniel 86, 173 Reece, Carl David 111, 125, 181 Reece, Richard 83, 87 Reed, Daniel Clay 83. 151 Reed, David Andrew 79, 83, 118, 122, 126, 165, 167 Reed, Donna Jo 66, 181 Reed. Roxie 20 Recser, Steven Raymond 77, 118, 121, 135, 151 Rhodes, Deborah Lynn 82, 173 Richards, Douglas Edward 111, 117, 125, 177, 181 Ridpath, Alfred Landon 129, 188 Rite, David Lynn 181 Rife, Ronnie Lee 173 Ruler, John Floyd 61, 71, 99, 101, 151 Roane Bradford Peach 118, 121, 151 Roane, John 44 Roberson, Frank Kelly 111, 117, 181 Roberson, Gorman 35 Roberson, Stephen Cailyle 105, 117, 129, 1 7 3 Robins, Calvin 43, 83 Robinson, Tony Leon 17 3 Rockwell, Susan Maureen b4, 68. 78. 1TQ. 173 Rofrs David Earl 108 125 181 Rules Mary Ellen 70 165 Rollins Vrelje Paula 70, 78. 110 Roop Karen Diane 88, 173 Roop Renee Hop, ' 173 Ronp Ronnie Roger 38. 191 Roop Yonna Faye 181 Roci Howard frames 129, 188 Rose, Karen Sue 61, 63. 65, 68, 81, 151 Rose, Sammy Eugene 111, 115, 125, 181 Rowe. Gina Paige 188 Rutherford, John Michael 173 Rutkowski, lynne Marie 68, 7 8, 188 Ruthrough, James 14 Sanders, Janie Celene 65, 72. 85, 98, 101, 151 Sanders, Jean Brose 64, 08, 78, 188 Sandige, Elizabeth 39 Sandoe, Greg Allred 33, 81, 106, 115, 126,149, 151 Sandoe, Jeffrey Lynn 108, 129, 188 Sandoe, Richard Alan 72, 79, 106, 115, 126, 165 Saul, Carrie 64, 110, 173, 135 Saunders Mary Alice 65, 77 76, 151 Saundr-r- Robert David b7 72 , 84, 106. 104,1 26 165 Saunders, wven Vincenl 80, ' 87, 181 Sayers, Dennis 44 ■Savers Judy Renee 10T, 152 Scotl. Elizabeth Bundy 64, 68, 78, 92, 1 10. 173 Scott, Lois Marie 188 Selvey, Ben Eugene 72. 106, 125, 174 Semones, Steven Randall 41 Sevareid. Ann Clare 63, 76, 77, 85, 152 Sevareid, John Wilson 108, 111, 125, 181 Sevareid, Susan Katherine 78, 110, 188 Shanklin, Jennifer Gale 70, 152 Shanklin, Sarah Kale 152 Shaw, Cynthia Marie 68, 82, 152 Sutphi n, Anna Marie 66, 182 Shaw, Karen Sue 70 Sutphin, Blaine William 116 Sheckler, John Mark 188 Sutphin, Crystal Elaine 61, Sheckler, Stephen William 49, 69, 72. 85 1S5, 190 Sutphin, Jeanie Clair 66, If Sutphin, Stephen John 182 Swindell, Roberl Morrow 16 Swindell, Jr . Roberl Mar 111, 117, 126, 174 Tarasidis, Charles George 115, II Nicholos George 174 heryl 29 hen 71 n 66 84, 96, 104, 109, 153 Shelburne, Harvey Daniel 70, 153 Shelburne, Sherry Cay 70, IbS Shelor, David Lee 83, 153 Shelor, Debra Faye 188 Shelor, Cary Linwood 108, 174 Shelton, Bobby 87, Sherwood, David 108, 109, 14 Shorter, Dwigl Shrewsbury, Stephen Shufflebarger, Barbar Shumate, Lorena 17 Simmerman, Jr., Graham Ha 106, 108, 109, 174 Simmerman, Walter Cox, 80, 109, 11 1 Simms, Karen Lynne 188 Simpkins, Mary Katherine 161, 191 Simpkins, Cathy 77 Simpkins, Jr., Earl Richard 182 Simpkins, Shane Edward 182 Simpson, Rila Dawn 181, 182 Slate, Kathy Yvonne 74. 182 Slusher, Jennifer Nash 68 , 78, 182 Smart, Michael Dale 84, 112, 113, 12b, Tilley, Marthi 149, 153 Tilley Robert Smart, Phillip Wayne 182 Tmley, Tommy „■ 7l ' 182 Thomas, Diane Justine 64, 68, 78, 182 Thomas, Laura May 70, 174 Thompson, Barry 85, 155 Thom| Thompson Thompson, Ivi Thompson, Will Thornton, Ch ThorintJ, Susan bs. Tickle, l ■ w M; Smead, Kenneth William 66 174 Smith, Alisa Gurenn 165 Smith, Andrew Timothy 86. 189 Smith, Ann Kirby 64, 78, 189 Smith, Betsy 165 Smith, Bobby Lee 106. 174 Smith, Dedra Lynn 77, 174 Smith, Donna Ophelia 154 Smith, Edward Alan 66, 86 189 Smith. Edward Knox 72, 80, 165 Smith, Carland Dean 77, 104 165 Smith, James George 115, 182 Smith, Jr,, James Nathan 154 Smith, Joy Arleen 174 Smith, Julie Ann 64, 68, 72, 78, 174 Smith, Jr., Marvin 8eckwilh 106, 108 125, 174 Smith, Michael Hugh 182 Smith, Sharon Faye 78, 87, 189 Smith, Terri Jean 68, 78, 1B2 Smith, Teresa 66, 174 Smith, Vicki Lynn 182 Snell Kim Jean 29 74 ' b ' 114,154 ' J Snell, Max Albert 70 1 Sneli, Ronald Eugene 174 Snyder, Deborah 78. 182 Sowers, Debbie Jean 174 Sowers, Cary Lee 189 Sowers, Shirley Ann 66, 189 Sowers, Stephen Gregory 67, 72, 84, 112, 118, 122, 154 Soucek, James Randolph 1 Spiew, Joanne 53, 62, Spillman Susan Ware 64 eelc, Cynthia Lynn 82, 165 Steele Robert Perry 86, 190 ■ Roberl 28; ( 7 ' • IISBI Stewart, Charles Wade 183, 190 Stewart, Ric hard Alan 165 Sligger, Richa cl. r6ne 182 Slilwetl, William Lynn 1 25, 182 | Stockley, Gregory Leonard 7 . 182 j Stone, Jeffrey Campbett 26 61 64, 71, 101, 155 Stout. Barbara Ann 34 , 61, 65 , 78, 93, 98, 100, 101, )J4, 15.5 Slump, Danny 125 Stump, Mark Eric 190 Slump, William Darrel 77 Sturgill, Donald Vincent 86 , 96, 182, IB 3 Davie erK6, a Hr 100, 101 7b, Tino, Jr., T82 lodenhoft, 96, 178, 182 Todenhoft, ' 88, 96. 97, 155 Totten. Karen Sue 48, 1 Totten MHdn Elizabe r 182 | Toiren, Ter- va Gail 156 Town bend., Patsy Ellen 76 77, 78, 110, 166 g gS ' m - Trah.n K a f r K irol 110, 162 Irarl, David James 116, 190 Tr ep IpflJ ' RCJmc) Wtlv, Dine Edward 174 .- ' ' ’Tuck, T erressa ' Marcene 68,, -77. 7ft;jj W0. 1 1 0 T80, 1 Murk, ' Mary Elizabeth 64 73, 78,t187jl 190 ' fflKjj Turk, Jr Jaoies Clinton 33 165, 166 Turk Robert Malcolpp Duncan 72, j 109, 174 Turner, MichaeU.ee. 33, 15b Turner, Sam Nelson 190 Turner, Jr., William Oliver 72, 79, 84, Jl15. 126, 166 [Turpin, Alvin Michael 191 Barbara Ann 64 , 68, 174 j ppin, Ben Daily 108, 190 KTurpin, Mike 66 Burpin, Nancy Lori 70, 82, 156 hJrpin, Rena Gail 88, 174 rpin, Sharon Diane 190 ' Irner, Susan 31 VStughan, Kathy Jean 77, 166 Vaughan, Teresa Ann 64 78, 110 Vaughan, Ralph Arnorls Vaughn ' Bur ky 190 Vaughn, Karen Mane 77, 182 Veith Carol Jean 190 : Veitfc, William Thomas 111, 1 18, 166 Vest, Danny 80, 190 Vest, Denise Ella 88, 166 Vest, Dorothy 15 Vest, Judilh Anne 77, 166 Viers, JAIIen Wayne 108,112, 126, 182 Wade, Rubye 21 Wade, Terri Lynn 68, 72, 174, 191 Walker, Fred Max Walker, Marvin Lee 104, 146, 156 Walker, Mary 22 Wall, Cathy Lynn 64, 1 35, 174 Wall, Douglas Scott 84, iobJj5, 125, 174 - 0 ' Wall, Elizabeth iMtT 8,,180, ' 182 Wall, Elizabethmenc 65, 76, 78, 134 Wall, Mary Susan 08, 78. 174 Wall , Wesley Cui lion 115, 129, 190 Watson, Mayla Georgina 115, 129 190 terworlh, John 26 M borah Lynn 4 4, 6j 78, 110 illiam Monvle 84, 1 II, 1 15, M 25, 182 ■ kley, Mark Alderman TO Weedle, Dana CheYyl 66, 190 ' Weddle, Stacy Frank4 6, 174 Weeks, Ray 54 r jt ' ’ Weikel, Mark Dawson ' 33, 16tj, Weikei; Elizabeth ‘DuvaL 76, 77, 87, Ip 93 166 rWeikeMlJfrt Chi iftypher 67 104, 125, fvrhke, Bert Eckari 71,8!, I6i Wejphke, Helga Birait 77, 182 Wever, Richard Martin 60, 69, 84, 106, 169, 111. 115, T26, 174 Wheeler. Helen lou.se no, 174 Wheeler, James Dean 66 , 182 Wheeler, Virginia Pauline 71, 110, 156 While, HarbaraBynn 190 Whit e1:C wyn J� nee 65, 71, 72, 166 Whilej Lowell lay 84, 108, 111, 125, 182 White, Patricia an 190 tVitej Rebecca 1 ynrWli, 174 [bite; Rhonda Faye 1,74 ■ile| Terry 190 hillock, Charlotte Ann 66, 190 itllock, Donald 174 Whitmer, Gregory Lynn 116, 129, 190 Wigmton, Mark Allred 8 i, 125, 182 Williams, Dana Evelyn 64, 78, 187, 190 JBMF Williams, Mark Alfred 83, 86, 106, 166 VVilliapison, James Burnet 174 Williamson, William Harvey 166 Willoughby, Richar Harryfe90 Wills, Roger William 73, 79, 81, 106, 115. 126, 130, 174, 175 Wilson, Daniel Eaton 190 ' Wilson, Elaine Rose 190 itson, Melissa Ruth 65 73, 72, 7b, .96,156 WiUon, Monica Lynn 68 ? 8 if Wilson, Yvonne Joan 190 Wbhlford, Barbara Ann 64, 6 !, Woodrum, Jr., Leo 126, 166 Woo ds, Cary Michael f Worrell, David Ar Worstall, Guy 71 Wright Alma Lou 66, 85, 166 Wright, Vickie Darlene 191 Wright, William 43 Yearoyt, Rebecca Lee68„ 78. 182 Yopp, Michael Wayne 108, 129, 185, v; YoSt ' 5arah Ann 156 Young, David Bradley 67, 84, 85. 98. 112, 118, 121, 141, f$$ Young, Philip Wayne 67, 84, 111, 117, 125, 174 Yuhas, Michael 8rian 77, 105, 174 ' l As we break into a complex world Does society seem to disregard the simple things That maintain life? Here we are in the years. As individuals we have understood and learned what it is like. But these things are not terminating, they will progress. There is an undisputed awareness, judgement, and questions forming our own beliefs. The innocence is no longer in us as children, although we are still beginners in time. Growth and awareness is never limited, we will continue. Our minds were young, then they grew. 221 . . . And this was the year we knew. We learned what it was like to lose. We waited in gas lines And anticipated where Radford ' s first streakers would strike. We lived it, loved it, cursed it, felt it, experienced it. And didn ' t we try to own it Though we knew it wasn ' t ours to own. Life belongs to life. We can but momentarily grasp What we can While we can. By living, learning, loving, caring, believing, But wasn ' t this also the year of Watergate? kidnappings? corruption? strikes? lies? How can you know what to believe in? Who to trust? How can .you give of yourself When you ' re afraid of being left vulnerable? Start at the beginning. At home. The only place you can begin. Start from the inside . . . Hi Believe in youpselp RADFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY 30 WEST MAIN STREET RADFORD. VA 24141 540 731-3621 Radford Public Library 3 2241 1014 5487 6 £W DaA6 ± • 1 - ' ; :