Rappahannock High School - Rappahannock / Confederate Yearbook (Warsaw, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1976 volume:

' 76 This is The Way We Were in the Bicentennial year at Rappahannock. The year I 976 was a good year; much was accomplished through academics, sports, and club activities. Sit back and review the Bicentennial year at R.H.S. Your means of travel will be the Rappahannock ' 76, Bon Voyage! mmv m, 9 iQinUt 9 ' eLt 14 Seniors 9 9 Because of your cooperation and personal involvement, Mr. Fred Pitman, we dedicate the 1975-76 annual to you. The help, guidance, and understanding that you have shown us makes our school years a little more meaningful and reassuring. Dedication 3 4 rvMl! Ill That small phrase alone causes us to remember things of the past. As you go through this yearbook, I am sure you will find many good memories to reflect upon. Take a long look down that hallway. You will see yourself and your friends gathered around in little huddles trading bits and pieces of gossip or talking about tricks played on them . . . the new teachers who aren ' t as dumb as you thought they were . . . the new students and seeing how everyone is afraid to break the ice first . . . the over-due reports, lost report cards . . . library books . . . the games and meets we won or lost. . . the last six weeks finally here . . . prom night . . . the last will and testament reading and finally graduation!!! It comes to an end only to begin anew in September for another group of Raiders. One thing we, the class of ' 76, will always have, that will never end, is our memories of good ole RHS and the years we spent here!!! 5 FIDLER MARINE CONTRACTOR ' We Do It Better Landscaping and Backfill Warsaw, Va. Call 333-8561 KERMIT THOMAS JR. LANDSCAPING EXCAVATION Warsaw Va. 394-4521 6 Ads MILLER-BURTON FORD, INC Ford and Mercury Dealer Sales and Service Montross, Virginia 22520 493-3242 Complete Body Service With 24 Hour Wrecker Service Ads 7 Gwc In appreciation for your deep concern, services, and personal involvement, we, Rappahonnock High School, would like to recognize and thank you sin¬ cerely. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to all those people whose help and many services helped make possible the publication of the I 975-76 yearbook. THE ADVERTISERS — For their interest, cooperation, and support. MR. DEFALCO — for his understanding help and most of all his patience. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY — for the publication of the 1975-76 yearbook. NORTHERN NECK NEWS AND WNNT — for their support in advertising annual sales. MRS. BONITA LEMONS — for he r time spent proofreading for the annual staff. TYLER WALKER CHIP DELANO — for their time and efforts in photography. DARLENE SWANN — for the time she spent drawing caricatures for the annual. MRS. HANEY — for her patience, understanding, help, and dedication, without whom the annual would never have been published. PATRONS — for thei r support and concern. THE ANNUAL STAFF — for their time, spent in working together to get the yearbook out for the year 1975-76. 8 EArn. csjvsow E ss m. A) oo av e , -,., s - r i -$ djLUUx fbxo M. thjJlrx x JjlXXXj [ar k. Akmsn C. cA K Sweetie in the Garden of Albrite. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (Above) Sa ra Smith, President; Bonnie France, Secretary; Jeanie Louden- slager, Reporter. (Below) Timmy Dart, Vice President, Gwen Packett, Treasurer. Raymond Allen Oscar Ball Bernice Barber Dale Barrack Wayne Barrett Russell Baughan Teresa Baughan Sophronia Baylor 10 Seniors (Far Left) Togetherness! (Left) Another new Fad? mm Barbara Bell Gregory Brooks Rus+y Brown Joyce Bryant Patricia Bryant Dennis Buie Irene Burrell Gwen Clark Iris Clarke Darnell Clayton Dora Coates Jimmy Combs Seniors 11 Cindy really shows interest. Cindy Courtney Timmy Dart Tim Davis Glenda Dean Danny Delano Cathy Douglas Grace Douglas Phyllis Dunaway (Far Left) The photographer wastes a little film on the Seniors. (Left) Otis goes up for two. (Below) Randy creates his own Frankenstein. Paul Dungan Betty Eason Keith Franklin Jim Hall Jean Hinson Richard Hinson Georgia Fletcher Bonnie France Seniors 13 (Above) Seniors show their spirit. (Below) Doc” Wynn examines Otis. Karen Jackson O+is Jackson JoAnne Johnson Adraine Jones Annie Lou Jones Wanda Levere Kaye Lewis Jeannie Loudensfager Connie Lucas Deirdre Maiden 14 Seniors Jimmy Minor Clementine Monroe Marty Mothershead Barbara Newton Janie Packett Gwen Packett William Packett Geoffrey Parker Danny Pierson Susan Powell Terry Price Keith Ragsdale Seniors 15 (Right) Se niors relax after a hard day. (Far Right) Darnell receives Senior portrait. (Below) Randy, Wayne, and Lee always start the class off right. David Reams Frank Reed Frank Reese Leland Richards Anthony Robinson Butch Rock Randy Rock Cindy Rose 16 Seniors (Far Left) Senior girls under strain. (Left) The Senior athletic boys. (Below) Se nior cheerleaders display their talent. Seniors 17 Maurice Sumiel Glenn Sydnor Betty Taylor Stan Terhune Susan Turner Berry Veney Cindy Veney Gail Veney 18 Seniors James Veney Patricia Veney Pamm Vicik B. J. Walker Tyler Walker Karen Waterfield Carroll Wilkins Betty Woolard i Senior girls try to prove to Mrs. Sampson that it isn ' t really all Devoted Seniors on the Annual Staff strive to put together a perfect that simple. annual. Seniors 19 Chantal Stacey. .Jeanie Loudenslager John Stacey. .Randy Rock Germaine Stacey. .Bonnie France Tina Brooks. .Mary Bev Sanford Miss Kaye. .Adraine Jones Mr. Chadwick. .Geoffrey Parker Gene Wright . .Keith Self Conchita. .Sara Smith Salome. .Jo Ann Johnson Belladonna. .Janie Packett Europa. .Glenda Dean Flower Shop Clerk. .Darnell Clayton A Strange Man. .Stan Terhune Party Guests. .Greg Woolard James Veney Keith Ragsdale Tim Dark Dennie Buie Darnell Clayton Richard Hinson Adraine Jones Dee Dee Maiden Cindy Scott Pam Vicik Eleanor. .Pam Vicik Grace. .Betty Eason nSiM T Everybody enjoying themselves at a party. No, I have a cute date sitting over in the corner. Please Chantal, will you forgive me? After being delayed twice, the Senior representation of the play, If a Man Answers, was a great .success. It will be a memorable play for those who came and saw it and for those who participated in the play. Our many thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Kurczak, Mrs. Lemons, and Mr. Wynn for having the patience needed in putting on this play. 20 Seniors Wo ' ll m n ni if a r mn inn PPi entid Ijij tfie Q mw) QioAS of 7(5 Are you looking for a job? Hey, what it; that ' s a lethal weapon. It is really 9:00? What is she crying for? Embracing Chantal and Eugene kiss tend¬ erly. | S Lean back a little; great! Hold it! That ' s a long way from Paris Seniors 21 Seniors bought gifts to remember their exciting trip. All the Seniors seemed to be relaxed during the boat ride. (Left) J eanie, Glenn, Glenda, and Gregory toured the island as a foursome. (Above) After a tremendous meal, Barbara, Butch, Teresa, Karen, Pam, Richard, and Gwen toured the island for exercise. (Above) The Capt. Thomas was still in running condition after the Seniors departed. (Above Right) More Seniors found touring the island. (Right) After the yelling and screaming of almost ' 100 Seniors, Mr. Pittman couldn ' t take anymore. He passed out — right on the boat. 22 Seniors uvuu Seniors 23 ADDRESSES The Influence of Crispus Attucks . DARRELL MITCHELL SHELTON An Adopted American” . ELEANOR JEAN LOUDENSLAGER The Thoughts of Patrick Henry . RUSSELL GAYLE BROWN Contributions of Thomas Paine MARY BEVERLY SANFORD Meditations of Abigail Adams . BONNIE GAIL GRANCE (Above) Mary Bev Sanford — in a carefree mood. (Left) Timmy Dart and Sophronia Baylor present the last will and testament to the students at Senior Assembly. 24 Seniors Seniors 25 FREDERICK NORTHUP, INC BP Petroleum Distributor Warsaw, Virginia Phone:333-84!I PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER POTOMAC SUPPLY CORPORATION Lumber and Qualtiy Wood Products Wood Preserving Division Kinsale, Virginia 22488 Phone: 804 472-2527 26 Ads WARSAW DRUG, INCORPORATED Pharmacists — J. SAMUEL DAVIS — BOYD S. CLEMENTS Congratulations to the Class of ' 76 Compliments of WARSAW SUPERMARKET Fast, Friendly Service C M 3)m StcAfemto-SBe u . ining a successful rom and ordering rings. Most |H|ipr means to accom- A full fledged Raider ae someone. ' irl Knowi wfg more responsi mature. Like ste mg in Spirit W4MK Partici ■■■ I ■ r m 29 Juniors Climb to the Top JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (From Left to Right) Karen Vandeloecht, Secretary; Brenda Carter, Treasurer; Jane Fidier, Vice President; Douglas Jessie, President; Michael Parker, Reporter. 30 Juniors Garry Alderman Sheryl Angolia Dee Balderson Judy Balderson Jeffrey Beasley Sharon Bowen Vickie Bowen Stanley Brann Sylvia Brooks ( PlAm Sharon always has something to say. Charging down the court, Nancy hopes to score two points. Doris Brown Ed Brown Deborah Burrell Bobby Carter Brenda Carter Aletta Clark Jennifer Clark Leslie Clark Norma Coates Juniors 31 Keith Croxton Kenneth Dameron Charlotte Dandridge Larry Davis Mervin Delano Charles Dunaway Ronald Dunaway Vickie Dungan Mary Faith Fallin Patricia Fauntleroy Jane Fidler Reginald Fletcher Rocky Forrest Bobby Franklin Janice Garland Joey Gay Sheila Grimes Eddie Hale Stacy Hall Donnie Hayes 32 Juniors Deborah Headley Debbie Headley Norma Headley Alvin Hence Glenwood Hence Brenda Henry Reece Hinson Keith Hudson Jeffrey Jenkins Douglas Jessie Thomas Johnson Timothy Johnson Darlene King Peggy Laws Alvin Lewis Maverick Lewis Juniors 33 Paul Lewis David Louvier Waverly Levere Norman Maiden Danny Marks Steve Marks Gilbert Morse Donna Mutter Angela Newton Rachia Newton Keith Packett Michael Parker Wayne Rice Gail Saunders Terry Schools Lain Scott Mark Scott Susan Self William Shelley Paula Smith 34 Juniors Robert Smith Sarah Smith Rodney Sorrell Deborah Sullivan Darlene Swann Monica Taylor Robert Taylor Cyrus Thompson George Thompson Donnie Thrift Darlene and Donna — skipping class again. Wayne Thrift Karen Vandeloecht Sharon Veney Rodney Vicik Caroline Walston Nancy Wilson Jay Winstead Henry Wood Juniors 35 36 Juniors r Juniors 37 LEVI STRAUSS CO. Proud to be Part of Warsaw, Va. 22572 Satisfaction Guaranteed on Everything Sears Sells SEARS AUTHORIZED CATALOG SALES MERCHANT Business Phone 333-4005 Residence 394-3432 Tappahannock 443-5000 F. Wayne King, Asst. Mgr. Talmadge M. King Owner Owner Farnham, VA 22460 Creosote Penta Salt WOOD PRESERVES, INC Pressure Treated Lumber, Posts, Poles Box 145 Warsaw, VA 22572 (804) 333-4022 Brian Albert Mary Albert Debra Ambrose Keith Amos Debbie Anderson Kim Anderson Donna Angelia Linwood Barrack Wayne Barrack Ronnie Belfield Timmy Blue Mary Brooks Vickie Brooks Deloise Brown Milton Brown Sandra Brown David Brumbaugh Robert Bryant Carrington Burrell Kervin Burrell David Cary Robin Clement Edward Courtney Berton Croxton 40 Sophomores Brad Croxton Roberta Dandridge Dale Davis Alice Douglas Patsy Dunaway Beth Dungan Kathy Eason Adolph Epps Lisa Fallin Patsy Farish Brooks Ferguson Tracy Forrester Barbara Franklin Antoine Gaines Mandy Gallagher Kim Garland Donna Grindstaff Steve Hall Mike Hamblin Robert Harper Jimmy Harris Elliot Haynie Ann Hedelt Janice Hinson Sophomores 41 (Right) Sophomores show enthusiasm as they support their class at the Pep Rally. (Far Right) Anne tries to beat the Lancaster girl to the rebound. Larry Johnson Craig LaGue Linda Landon Frankie Laws Cozet Lee Warren Lewis Julia Lewis Linda Morris Kathy Mozingo Tammy Mutter Ernestine Newton Jamie Packett Carroll Pemberton Dianne Phillips Russell Phillips Wayne Rich Wanda Roane Milton Robertson Robert Ryland Jamie Sanders Wanda Hope Sanders Kathy Sanford Melanie Sanford Tammy Saunders Darlene Scott E. B. Settle Juanita Smith Mark Smith Nancy Smith Gentry Tate 42 Sophomores MB Cynthia Taylor Richard Thomas Yvonne Thomas Donna Thrift Gordon Tolson Annie Veney Bernard Veney Carrington Veney Dan Veney Darrell Veney Jamie Veney Larry Veney Mark Veney Valentina Veney Bob Walker (Above) Nancy prepares Home Economics room for Christmas. (Middle) Bob, Kervin, and Nicky are convinced they ' ll capture the district title because of fheir hard work. (Below) Sophomores rap on after a delicious Darlene Walker lunch Lee Walker Michael Whittaker Sophomores 43 POTOMAC FUELS, INC SUNOC SwannJ W. B. Taylor, Jr. Distributor 472-3161 Kinsaie Virginia 22488 Kinsaie, Virginia 22488 PAVING CONTRACTORS, INC. 473-3161 44 Ads RAPPAHANNOCK BROADCASTING CORPORATION WRAR George C. Clanton, President Danny C. Wadsworth, Vice President and General Manager Tappahannock, Va. (804) 443-4321 NORTHERN NECK STATE BANK Warsaw, Va. 333-4066 Your Full Service Bank Ads 45 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: (From Left to Right) President, Rebecca Coggin, Vice President, Jay Wilson; Secretary, Jackie Hin¬ son; Reporter, Donna Sue Pierson; Treasurer; Kenneth Burrell. Jackie Shelton talks with Mrs. Lemmons about her future at Rappahannock High School. James Brown Gary Bryant Corey Brown Lillian Brown Regina Brown Phil Bryant Boyd Burrell Kenny Burrell Janet Churchill Sterling Churchill Walter Clark Gary Coates Joyce Coates Rebecca Coggin Lennis Cox Mark Cox Deborah Crocker Sharon Croxton Stanley Cupitt Arlene Dandridge Gene Dandridge 46 Freshmen DeAnne Dodson Otis Douglas Jennifer Dungan Catherine Ellis Sheryl Elmore Burnell Fallin Tony France Frankie Gaines Mary Gaines Bonnie Gallagher Rex Gordon Eileen Gray Sharon Gray Dale Grindstaff (Left) Freshmen cheer Raiders on to victory. Bobby Hall Bill Hall Leslie Hall Kathy Hall Perry Hayes Joe Headley Jackie Hinson Jerry Hinson Buck Jenkins Ken Jessie Melody Johnson Angela Jones Tom Jordon (Far Left) Freshmen display their athletic ability in the gym. (Left) DeAnne makes a closer inspection of the game. Freshmen 47 9 Barbara King Brenda King Ennis King Loretta Landon Estella LeVere Brenda Lewis Brenda Lewis Karen Lucas Dannette Mackey Shirley Mann Clara Marks Henry Marks Susan Minor Oris Morris Earl Mozingo Pam Nelson Angelo Newton Peggy Norris Norman Packett Janice Parr Donna Sue Pierson Charles Potter Michael Prescott Patricia Prescott Charlene Roane James Roane Ricky Roane Paul Rock 48 Freshmen Bobby Rouse Ray Scates Barbara Schools Jennifer Schools Michael Self Penny Self Tommy Self Jackie Shelton Debbie Simmons Irene Sisson Tucker Smith Delphine Sorrell Tracy Sprayberry Carolyn Sydnor Robin Talent Donna Sue Tate Gail Tate Ronnie Taylor a I w Tim Bronner leads on the mighty marching Raiders. Sharon Taylor Darlene Thomas Beverly Thompson Kathy Thompson Sandra Thompson Dwight Towles Billy Veney Lydia Veney Norman Veney Rodney Veney T. C. Veney Ralph Walker Viola Waterfield Jay Wilson Bonnie Yeatman Gary Yerby Freshmen 49 Lyell Jenkins, Proprietor Warsaw, Virginia 333-8323 FRENCH ' S MARKET Tappahannock, Virginia Big enough to serve you but not too big to know you. NAYLOR ' S BEACH CAMPSITE 50 Ads CHANDLER CHEVROLET PONTIAC POXTIAC CHEVROLET Your Service-Minded Dealer Montrose, Va. 22520 493-3941 BEN FRANKLIN Warsaw, Va and Colonial Beach, Va IRV ' S TOGGERY Tappahannock Virginia 22560 NORTHERN NECK ELECTRIC Warsaw Virginia GOLDEN SKILLET Tappahannock, Va. II DOTTIE ' S BEAUTY SALON Tappahannock Virginia 22560 Ads 51 BANK OF MONTROSS TWO TO SERVE YOU Bank of Montross Montross, VA 22520 The Bank of Colonial Beach Colonial Beach, VA 22443 B. 0. SMITH SONS OYSTER COMPANY Fresh Rappahannock River Oysters Sharps, VA 52 Ads y W £ Ou tfi (tminl dhm tyi fiew You say something or give directions over and over and then a student raises his hand and says — What? You calculate grades — and more grades . . . and more . . Your phone begins ringing the day report cards go out. You discover that you really care what happens to your students — whether they ' re becoming better students, better citizens or better people. ifoa yet emJted atm a student males a value judgement he emhdnt, l ' Mat, hombejemh twlyeu)i ems umt (Upper Right) Douglas Anderson; Music Appreciation, Band; Virginia State. (Lower Right) Montrose Bailey; Student Hall Assistant. (Right) Bobby Albrite, Agriculture II, III, IV, V, Household Management, and Horticulture; William Mary. (Lower Left) Charles Baytop; Day Trades. (Lower Right) Ken Blackley; Athletic Director and Driver ' s Education; Ferrum College. VC 54 Administration (Left) Bruce Fawver; World Geography, World History, U.S. History; Madison College. (Above) Mrs. Forest; Teacher ' s Assistant. (Right) Kitty Haney; Typing I II, Shorthand I II, and Bookkeeping, Virginia Commonwealth University.. Administration 55 ake dowj add tfieij edaim tek tfu ' ( ' If tfd uhMsom tfim in dabh dife (Left) Charlean Heitchew; Geometry, Math, Algebra I, II, III; Mary Washington. (Far Left) Stuart Heubi; Physical Education 9 and 10; Virginia Commonwealth University. ' - fr $?£ ■£ ' ■ ' ' ■ - - : ' ' V � ' Hfofcpr v kip •A r t (Above) JoAnn Hulver; Choral Music and General Music; Madison College. (Right) Lavinia Jackson; Home Economics II, III, IV, V; Virginia State. (Far Right) Martin Hinson; General ■ Mechanics, Agriculture II; Virginia Polytechnical Institute and State University. 56 Administration (Far Left) Nancy Jones; French I, II; Spanish I, Virginia Commonwealth University. (Left) Jane Kurczak; English I 2 and U.S . History; William Mary. Administration 57 foa aht too l)uMj to go to limed - tie lounge - o tie )£stiomv. (Left)) Elizabeth Smith; Librarian; University of Virginia. (Far Left) Preston Sampson; Typing I, General Business, Recordkeeping; A T State University. (Above) Diane Thompson; P.E. I, II, III; Virginia Polytechnical Institute and State University. (Left) Sandra Veney; Library Assistant. (Far Left) J ane Stover; Health Aids; Rockingham Memorial Hospital. 58 Administration (Above) Marlene Williams; English 10; Longwood. )itm students empialn liattfiejj didrvt undMtand u4at tfiey (bdt mdf y (wneu. ' Qil and; main@y, beeauA tttey didnX wd it. Administration 59 GmllnMed Ph Phyllis Dunaway, Cindy Scott, JoAnne Johnson, Barbara Bell, Dee-Dee Maiden, Patricia Bryant, Cynthia Courtney, Mrs. Deanie Dodson (Left) Fred (Above) Bo tma ta nc pa mons Co G nee nse or 60 Administration Clarence Burrell Helen Peterson Marjorie Hanks, Jean Bareford, Helen Forrest, Elizabeth Carter. Administration 61 fillip (Front Row) Thomas Taylor; Louis Packett; James Heflin; Berry Gray. (Back Row) Julian Winstead; William L. Saunders; Chairman, Raymond Sullivan; Superintendent, James N. Stover. Compliments of Kenneth G. Smith Marine Contractor ' YOUR SHORELINE PROTECTION AGENT ' Phone 333-4253 Warsaw, Virginia 62 Administration Remanufactured Parts Division — Eastern Division (804) 443-4351 Tappahannock Virginia 22560 SAFEGUARD AUTOMOTIVE CORPORATION VIRGINIA ELASTIC CORP. Tappahannock Virginia 443-3391 Ads 63 NORTHERN NECK COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY B. H. BAIRD INSURANCE AGENCY WESTMORE LAND FACTORY OUTLET Warsaw, Virginia ARROWHEAD ASSOCIATES, INC. Subsidiary of MATTATUCK MANUFACTURING COMPANY P. O. Box 425 Manufacturer of Cosmetic Containers Phone: 493-361 I EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Insurance Service Since 1895 Property — Casualty — Life Warsaw, Virginia 333-4013 Ooww PKMIV- BEN FRANKLIN Rappahannock Shopping Center Tappahannock Virginia 22560 ■ Activities 65 lf M 0 C (Upper Right) (Seated) President, Wayne Barrett; (Standing) Vice President, Rodney Vicik; Secretary, Jaime Saunders; Secretary, Leland Richards; Reporter, E. B. Settle; Treasurer, Pam Vicik; Parliamentarian, Bill Hall. (Right) Chapter Officers present awards at the FFA Night Meeting. (Below) FFA Members. 66 Activities (First Row) Glenda Dean, Joyce Bryant, Donna Sue Tate, Evelyn Bali, Peggy Laws. (Second Row) Lillian Brown, Kathy Thompson, Janet Churchill. (Third Row) Ann ie Veney, Dianne King, Mary Ball, Gail Veney. (Fourth Row) Peggy Norris, Wanda LeVere, Susan Turner, Roberta Dandridge, Danette Mackey. Activities 67 (First Row) Monica Taylor, Rachia Newton, Swen Packett, Paul Dun- gan. (Second Row) Pam Vicik, Judy Balderson, Carolyn Sydnor, Tucker Smith, Barbara Franklin. (Third Row) Jay Winstead, Sterling Churchill, Keith Croxton, Wanda Roane, Bonnie France, Butch Rock. (Fourth Row) Vickie Dungan, Debbie Sullivan, Deborah Headley, Sharon Bowen, Janice Garland, Vickie Bowen, Bunky Haynie. This year the S.C.A. ' s most successful project was the Great Hour of Sharing at Christmas. The S.C.A. collected $28 and three boxes of food for two families. The project was successful at Thanksgiv¬ ing also. Later in the year, the SCA undertook a Bicentennial Week and a Sock Hop. (Above) S.C.A. OFFICERS: Keith Self, President; Rachia Newton, Secretary; Darrell Shelton, Reporter; Monica Taylor, Vice-President; Connie Lucas, Treasurer; Mrs. Sara Brown, Sponsor. (Left) Jimmy Hinton and Johnny Jett participate in the Great Hour of Sharing by contributing cash. 68 Activities FBLA ' ers Jennifer Clark, Susan Self, Paula Smith, Brenda Carter, Dar- Bobby Carter, Deborah Burrell, Brenda Henry, and Karen Vande- lene Scott, Sara Smith, Jean Hinson, Caroline Walston, Mr. Sampson, loecht. The FBLA had an interesting and active year. The monthly meetings featured activities related to the world of work. Presentations included guest speakers, discussion groups, games, and filmstrips, all focusing on the opportu¬ nities that the business world offers. We parficipated in the National March of Dimes drive. The members distributed patriotic pins to the persons who made contributions to the March of Dimes. Thus we reminded citizens of the Bicentennial Celebration as well as accepting contributions for a worthy cause. (Left) President, Jean Hinson, and Sponsor, Mr. Sampson, discuss plans for the March of Dimes Drive. (Above) Members work on the bulletin board of FBLA week. Activities 69 3)6GM 0§iem o ttwl (Above) The DECA members sponsored the refreshment stand at the Rappahannock ' s home basketball games. (Right) Carroll practices sales demonstration. DECA MEMBERS: R. Thomas, D. Walker, N. Smith, B. Hale, P. Stow- A. Schools, P. Dunaway, P. Vicik, D. Thompson, R. Hinson, C. Lague, ers, G. Tate. A. Epps, D. Ambrose, B. Williams, C. Wilkins, T, Mutter, F. Laws. The Rappahannock Chapter of DECA was quite active this year. In conjunction with the 10 schools in their district, they celebrated the Bicentennial by organizing a field trip to Stratford Hall and a picnic at Westmoreland State Park. DECA officers, after being installed by the 1974-75 DECA President, attended an Officer ' s Training Conference at Virginia Commonwealth University. On Wednesday, February 18, the DECA club attended the annual Dis¬ trict XVII Leadership Conference at Essex High School. During this con¬ ference, ten schools participated in several competitive events designed for either DE I, DE II, or DE III students. A banquet was held at the Essex Steak House and awards were presented. From Rappahannock, Nancy Smith, placed third in parliamentary; Ed Brown, second in sales demon¬ stration, Carroll Wilkins, third in group sales demonstration, and Pam Vicik, third in public speaking. 70 Activities After many long months of DE preparation, Rich¬ ard now looks for a job. (Left) President, Darrel! Shelton, explains the purposes of the Beta Club to the students. (Above) New Beta Members: J. Lewis, B. Yeatman, T. Sprayberry, C. Sydnor, D. Pierson, J. Wilson, K. Garland, D. Sullivan. (Standing) R. Ryland, M. Gallagher, J. Garland, K. Sanford, B. B. Sanford, R. Brown, D. Shelton, N. Wilson, S. Bowen, V. Bowen, and Walker, D. Jessie, M. Fallin, Melanie Sanford, G. Packett, T. Dark, M. B. France. Activities 71 L ii hd tiiSBwl Q ASm and (Right) M rs. Smith and Anthony Robinson Xerox copies for the Library Club Meeting. HUH ' • Donnie Hayes, Jean Hinson, Jane Fidler, Sammy Brumbaugh, Timmy Dart, Anthony Robinson, Bob Walker, Mrs. Smith, Stacy Hall, Paul Dungan; President Darnell Clayton. After students check out books, Darnell places them in their proper location. wll PI (HR ilHfS jMgl [II i 1 ’inn Sammy discussed new book selection with Mrs. Veney the Library Assistant. 72 Activities in Gmpehtl rv (Left to right) K. Garland, P. Lewis, S. Brumbaugh, A. Robinson, J. Winstead, M. Scott, M. Fallin, C. Pemberton, J. Dungan, A. Hedelt, J. Lewis, S. Bowen, J. Fidler, K. Sanford, B. Yeatman, V. Dungan, J. Garland, K. Anderson, M. Gallagher, T. Dart, V. Bowen, D. Pierson, K. Hinson, P. Self, B, Eason, R. Coggin, J. Wilson, P. Farish, D. Headley, L. Fallin, Jim Wynn. The annual Science Fair was held in April, 1976. It was really a big success — two projects even advanced to the Regional, held at Rappahannock Community College. Because of the rumors of stiff competition, everybody put forth their best efforts; and in one way or another, everyone came up winners. GREAT WORK! Mi IJf jk . Vi lUi i MbI U: jjh ■ C i AJf f. r I L k- Jk. i { ■ • ni mBP jf • % 1 rSfk-iti jnB. I (Above Pictures) The projects of Mark Scoff and Barry Veney captured The Rappahannock annual Science Fair winners. 2nd and 3rd places at the Regional Science Fair at RCC. Activities 73 9 74 C s The Rappahannock High School Mighty, Mighty Marching Raiders were participants in many activities dur¬ ing the 1975-76 school year. The March¬ ing Raiders participated in the Tobacco Festival, Richmond; Lancaster Marching Band Festival, Kilmarnock; The Montross Fall Festival, Montross; and the Warsaw Fall Festival, Warsaw. The Symphonic Band gave several per¬ formances. They performed in the Solo and Ensemble Contest, All Area Band, Junior Miss Contest, and provided music for several civic activities. Rachia Newton sells candy bars to help support the band. (Left Side Row) G. Packett, B. Lewis, L. Fallen, D. Angolia, R. Sorrell. (Left Back Row) J. Shelton, D. LeVere, G. Clark, S. Croxton, K. Thompson. (Middle First Row) S. Angolia, M. Ball, D. Mackey, M. Tay¬ lor, V. Veney, D. Anderson, A. Jones. (Second Center Row) C. Sumiel, C. Potter, C. Dunaway, L. Sox, G. Tolson, A. Gaines, C. Veney, M. Robertson, M. Parker. (Third Row Center) K. Burrell, D. Carey, N. Veney, D. Hale, G. Bryant, B. Fallen, J. Hinson. (Right Side) G. Hence, M. Cox, R. Veney. (Right Back Row) Band Director, Mr. Doug¬ las Anderson; P. Rock, L. Walker, R. Belfield, G. Yerby, L. Johnson, N. Burrell, D. Veney, O. Jackson, B. Walker, A. Robinson. The year began with more than ten students trying out for a place in For¬ ensics competition. Hard work and long hours of practice benefited seven of these students in February when the annual Forensics elimination contest was held. To represent R.H.S. in the following District competitions in January were Mary Albert, Extemporaneous Speak¬ ing; Pamm Vicik, Original Oratory; Sheryl Angolia, Girls ' Poetry; Mary Bev Sanford, Girls ' Prose; Anthony Robinson, Spelling; and Darrell Shel¬ ton, Boys ' Poetry. Sheryl, Pamm, and Darrell represented R.H.S. in the State competition at Charlottsville on March 27, 1976. Five out of seven placed in the District. Four will go on to the Regional Forensic Sponsors, Mr. May and Miss Williams Meet. The Rappahannock Debate Team was composed of Robert Ryland and Mark Scott on the affirmative side and Jay Winstead and Doug Jesse on the negative side. The team had an active year debating the resolution that the allocation and development of scarce world resources be controlled by an international organization. The team enjoyed a frolicking overnight trip to Madison College, where they were involved in a special tournament. Captain of this year ' s team was Robert Ryland. The Regional debate competition held on Saturday, March 20, brought RHS two more honors. The negative team, Doug Jessie and Jay Winstead, won first place. The affirmative team, Mark Scott and Robert Ryland. won second place even though they won all their debates. Activities 75 MR. BAYTOP ' S DAY TRADES CLASS: Walter Clark, James Thomas, Newton, and Stanley Brann.. Bernard, Stanley, and Billy attempt to Frank Reed, Bernard Brooks, Kenneth Dameron, Billy Prescott, Angelo revive the old vehicle. Upper Left) Mitch Withers, Linwood Barrack, Danny Delano, Jeffery Jenkins, Jimmy Combs, Alvin Hence, Wayne Rice, Jimmy Harris, Berton Croxton, Russell Baughan, Geoffrey Beasley. Lower Left) Bobby Rouse, Danny Marks, Robert Taylor, Mike Whitaker, Gary Alderman, Leslie Clark, Mervin Delano, David Leverr, Russell Phillips, Steve Marks, Donnie Thrift, Joey Gay, T. C. Veney, Reginald Fletcher. (Upper Right) Berton, Wayne, and Mitch give an old bus A rub down. 76 Activities (Standing) P. Stowers, S. Smith, P. Brown, D. Buie, Y. Thomas, D. (Sitting) C. Dandridge, A. Schools, C. Monroe, D. Coates, T. Blue, N. Maiden, D. Thomas, F. Laws, J. Veney, S. Veney, S. Brown, R. Allen, Headley, F. Gaines, A. Williams, E. Ball, M. Gaines, D. Towles. M. Brown, D. Hayes, R. Brown, K. Ball, D. Barrack, S. Brooks, J. Veney. (Standing) S. Veney, P. Brown, W. Roane, A. Williams, D. Hayes, T. Jordon, R. Allen, N. Headley, A. Balderson, S. Brown. (Sitting) A. Jones. Kneeling) M. Brown, D. Buie, H. Dunaway. (Left) Raymond portrayed the role of King George in the Bicentennial Play. (Above) Richmond County students played the role of the angry colonists who participated in the Boston Tea Party. Activities 77 The Health Aides Class completed its eleventh year in the old Home Econom¬ ics cottage at Warsaw Elementary School. The first activity of the year was to visit the Crippled Children ' s Hospital in Richmond. The Crippled Children ' s Hos¬ pital helps newborn babies to young peo¬ ple the age of 18. The girls saw some of the eguipment, visited the rooms and talked with some of the patients. The next activity was the Red Cross Blood Mobile. The Girls helped by taking the temperature and pulse of each donor, giving them a glass of orange juice, helping the Red Cross Nurses, act¬ ing as guides and helping to serve refreshments before fhe donors left. They helped with this again in the Spring. The students had a unit in nutrition for the sick and the well. They finished this unit by preparing a meal for the Rich¬ mond County School Board and the Richmond County Board of Supervisors. During the second semester the stu¬ dents went to the Tidewater Memorial Hospital in Tappahannock. There they gave baths, made beds, helped walk patients, and performed other activities which gave them experience in Nurse ' s Aide work. Cindy Veney, Charlene Roane, Bernice Barber, Darlene King, Susie Turner and Donna Mut¬ ter To celebrate the Bicentennial, the Health Aides class prepared a bulletin board of medica¬ tions 200 years ago. Debbie Settle, Roberta Dandridge, Kathy Hall, Wanda LeVere, Constance Scott, Cheryl Elmore, Shelia Grimes, Peggy Laws, and Annie Lou Jones. 78 Activities (Above) GALLOWS HILL CAST: (Standing) Brenda Carter, Sophronia Baylor, Monica Taylor, Carolyn Sydnor, Gen Ash. (Kneeling) Janie Packett, Kathy Hinson, Kim Anderson, Irene Sisson. (Sitting) Andrea Schools and Mary Bev Sanford. (Above Left) A bewitching scene from Gallows Hill. (Left) The climax of the play is reached. (Above) CAST OF PERILS OF PRISCILLA: Soph ronia Baylor, Kenneth Burrell, Evelyn Ball, Janice Hinson, Dennis Buie, Michael Parker, Adraine Jones, Geoffrey Parker, Tom Jordon, and Deirdre Maiden. (Far Left) Caught in the act. (Left) What have we here! DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS (First Row) G. Parker, L. Morse, I. Sisson, K. Burrell, E. Ball. (Second Row) S. i ' Smith, G. Ash, D. Buie, S. Baylor, A. Jones, D. Clayton, J. Kurczak. Third Row) M. Sanford, B. Eason, J. I France, J. Packett, P. Vicik, C. Sydnor, J. Lewis. The newly formed Drama Club, sponsored by James Kurc¬ zak, had an extremely successful year on the stage. Two plays — Gallow ' s Hill and Perils of Pris¬ cilla — were presented. Gallow ' s Hill was given a supe¬ rior rating at the District Play Competition which was held at King George High School on March I. On March 19, the cast, crew, and sponsors went to West Point for the Regional Contest. Rappahannock High School again received a superior rat¬ ing. Activities 79 Four issues of the Rappahannock Yell were published by the Newspaper staff. The four issues consisted of a total of 26 pages. There were substantial increases in sales during the year. The sponsors for the I 975-76 year were: Mr. Bruce Fawver, Mrs. Nancy Jones and Mr. Nick May. 80 Activities Rusty Brown, Rappahannock Yell Editor, lays out the ad page. ( nnM Q taf Wo4jU ffoU SBest mbool Mrs. Haney is ready to give assistance at all (First Row) B. France, B. Eason, D. Dodson, K. Waterfield — Editor, B. Franklin, J. Balderson. times. (Second Row) R. Brown, D. Headley, C. Scott, S. Smith, J. Johnson. (Third Row) S. Angolia, S. Terhune, D. Maiden, T. Walker, E. Brown, M. Scott. (Top Left) Mr. DeFalco showed the proper way to layout pages. (Left) Karen kept careful record of annual sales. (Above) Ed developed pictures to meet deadlines. (Right) Mark took photographs during basketball games for the annual. The Yearbook Staff worked dili¬ gently during 1975-76 to give THE RAPPAHANNOCK Yearbook a new look. The staff worked on two major areas: (I) to put numerous candids into the book, and (2) to come up with more eye-catching layouts. The book was increased from 102 pages in 1975 to 112 pages in 1976. The Four-color cover of the book added an inter¬ esting element to the Bicentennial Yearbook. Activities 81 H. W. WOOLARD Gas, Oil, and Groceries Rt. 2, Warsaw, VA Phone 333-4837 BAREFORD BUICK PONTIAC CORPORATION Tappahannock, Va. 443-3821 WARSAW BUS STATION Compliments of Talmage L. King Warsaw, Virginia Settle’ Beauty §a£an professional care DQTTIE CARTER ESSEX SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER 443-4010 ABK ABOUT OUR SPECIALB CONDREY MOTOR PARTS BULLDOZING - PONDS LAND CLEARING Phone 394-2631 580-4163 Montross, Va. 493-3421 RALPH G. BARRACK FARNHAM, VA. 23460 82 Ads 83 v� --i Rappahannock, the Northern Neck workhorse, swept the District and Regional titles before being beaten by Rappa¬ hannock County High School in the State Semi-Finals 4-2. Outstanding hitting by Self, Jackson, N. Burrell, and Pierson triggered the Raiders late season surge. The pitch¬ ing staff of Dan Veney, Kervin Burrell and Steve Marks was very effective. Fuzzy Dunaway was outstanding in the out¬ field and Carrington Burrell showed great improvement as a catcher. Self, Pierson, N. Burrell, and D. Veney were named to the All-District team. Pierson was named to the state VHSL All-Star team. Senior members of the 1976 Raiders are Keith Self, Otis Jackson, Danny Pierson and Fuzzy Dunaway. (Kneeling) Charles Dunaway, Kervin Burrell, Dan Veney, Steve Marks, Bobby Franklin. (Standing) Coach Black ley, Danny Pierson, Keith Self, Lain Scott, Otis Jackson, Michael Parker, Nicky Burrell, Anthony Robinson. Pitcher, Dan Veney Sports 85 Kneeling) K. Burrell, M. Parker, L. Scott, B. Walker, N. Burrell, M Lewis. (Standing) K. Blackley, Coach; O. Jackson, Captain (Senior); B Veney; D. Pierson, Captain (Senior); P. Dungan (Senior) F. Reese (Sen ior); K. Self, Captain (Senior). RHS Opponent 83 EHS 65 82 BHS 49 63 KG 54 58 BG 70 64 W L 58 64 NHS 44 66 LHS 37 68 Lane 71 5! EHS 87 57 BHS 35 83 BG 74 68 W L 65 58 NHS 54 65 Lane 90 65 KG 66 73 Lane 60 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT 64 MHS 53 51 Lane 48 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 64 W L 59 50 NHS 51 The 1975-76 edition of the Rappahan¬ nock Raider Basketball Team can best be described as outstanding. Picked as low as eighth place in the pre-season rolls, the team finished second in fhe regular season. Outstanding leadership by Captains Self Jackson, and Pierson was the key to the team ' s success. Injuries to several players helped the team jell early in the season. Frank Reese and Nicky Burrell made sec¬ ond team All-District and Otis Jackson made the All-Tournament team for the third straight year. 87 Girls ' basketball 1975 will long be remembered at Rappahannock High School. Our girls showed the desire and hustle it takes to become champions. Senior leader¬ ship by Susan Powell, Cindy Scott, Glenda Dean, and Betty Taylor was a decisive edge in the Raiderettes ' favor. Nine lettermen return next year — great things are expected from them. District Tou rnament Raiders Opposition Raiders Opposition 40 Northumberland 18 40 Northumberland 23 48 W L 21 51 Brentsville 26 32 Essex 24 48 Ladysmith 58 32 Bowling Green 41 19 King George 27 41 Lancaster 29 35 Brentsville 11 43 W L 22 42 Bowling Green 40 32 Essex 30 26 King George 25 39 Lancaster 25 J.V. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL: (First Row Left to Right) Tammy Barrack, Penny Self, Donna Thrift, Bonnie Yeatman. (Second) Janice Hinson, Tammy Mutter, Donna Pierson, Jackie Hinson. Fauntleroy, Penny Self, Mandy Gallagher. (Third) Nancy Wilson, Kim Garland, Alice Douglas, Ann Hedelt, Kathy Sanford. (Upper Left) Nancy races down the court for a lay-up. (Upper Right) Glenda stops two points for King George. (Left) Susan scores for the Raiders. (Upper) Tri-Captains Cindy, Susan, and Glenda display the trophy won by the team as District Team. Sports 89 (Kneeling) Michael Parker, Dwight Towles, Larry Brooks, Gregory Brooks. Darell Shelton, Carrington Veney, Angelo Newton, Reece Hinson, Mark Cox, Reginald Fletcher, Maverick Lewis, Wayne Rich, Milton Robinson. (Standing) Mr. May, Coach Heubi, Ronnie Belfieid, ’Keith Self, Anthony Robinson, Paul Dungan, Otis Jackson, Ronn; Taylor. Glenwood Hence, Ricky Roane, Jay Winstead, Bob Walke Doug Jessie, Kervin Burrell, Gerry Yerby, Lyell Vanlandingham, M Taylor. 90 Sports cinnei The Raider ' s Track Team enjoyed another great season with a 5-1 record. Led by high scorers, Greg Brooks and Otis Jackson, the thinclads also finished as runners- up in the District and Regional Meets. The Raiders will send six boys to the State Meet again this year to defend their Group A State Champion¬ ship. Seniors running their last year of Track are: Brooks, Jackson, Dungan, Robinson, Shelfon, Dunaway and Self. School records sef this year were as follows: Otis Jackson, Triple Jump, 43 , 2 ; Otis Jackson, 440 Yd. Dash, 51.2 seconds; Greg Brooks, Long Jump, l9 ' 83 4 . Sports 91 92 Sports B. Dungan, D. Dodson, J. Hinson, J. Garland. (Third Row) B. Lewis, A. Gray, P. Faunteroy, M. Sanford, J. Dungan, D. Swann, J. Hinson. tyfm {ii Smorv cA feetA The 1976 Raiderette Track Team was made up of 22 members. Returning veterans Susan Powell, Betty Taylor, and Nancy Wilson were joined by many new freshmen and sophomores. The Raider- ettes won all of their season track meets even though there was strong opposition from Lancaster and Essex High Schools. New school records were: Janice Hinson, Mile, 6:22; Alice Douglas, High Jump, 4 ' 8 ; and Nancy Wilson, 220 yd. dash, 26.2. On May 5 the District Track Meet was held at Brentsville High School. Despite many disappointments the Raiderettes finished sixth. Anne Hedelt and Nancy Wilson went on to Regionals held at Manchester High School in Richmond on May 13. Coach Barbara Cottrell looks for¬ ward to a winning season in ' 77. Sports 93 The 1976 Raiderette softball team enjoyed a very productive season. Important games included two wins over Lancaster High School, Northumberland High School, and Essex High School. The projected outlook for the I 977 team is very promising because the Raiderettes lose only two players due to graduation. The leading hitters on the team included Susan Powell, Betty Taylor, and Nancy Wilson. (First Row) Gail Tate, Angela Newton, Nancy Wilson, Susan Toolie Powell, Mandy Gallagher, Monica Taylor. (Sec¬ ond Row) Penny Self, Betty Taylor, Susan Minor, Anne Hedelt, Donna Thrift, Kathy Sanford. (Third Row) Melanie Sanford, Julia Lewis, Sharon Taylor (manager), Mary Albert, Tammy Barrack, Debbie Anderson (manager), Donna Pierson, and Coach Fawver. (Above) Coach Fawver talks things over with his pitcher and catcher. (Far Left) Anne in action. (Left) Angela finally hits one. 94 Sports (Above Left) Betty hits a pop-up ball. (Above) Mandy, It ' s a hit! (Far Left) Janice throws her usual strike. (Left) Tammy takes a time out. Sports 95 Q ettod £$ptiut The I 975-76 Cheerleaders were involved in a number of activities; such as, Spirit Week. Spirit Week was a full week of spirit-oriented activities. Th6 Cheerleaders had a series of spirit days to raise the spirit of stu¬ dents during basketball season. This year the Cheerleaders held a Sock Hop honoring the participants of boys ' football and basketball. (First Row) Jane Fidler, Terry Hinson, Betty Eason, Captain; JoAnne Johnson, Co-Captain; Vickie Dungan. (Second Row) Vickie Bowen, Judy Balderson, Gail Saunders, Sara Smith, Debbie Headley. 96 Sports First Row, Left to Right) B. Rock, Reese Hinson, G. Brooks, D. Pierson, R. Hinson, L. Scott, J. Douglas, P. Dungan. (Second Row) M. Parker, K. Burrell, A. Newton, A. Gaines, R. Smith, R. Fletcher, C. Dunaway, N. Burrell. (Third Row) J. Minor, A. Robinson, J. Sanders, B. Haynie, J Gay, J. Hinson, A. Hence, G. Sydnor. (Upper Left) Glenn is tackled while attempting a touchdown. (Upper Center) Fuzzy warms up before the game. (Upper Right) Glenn scores a touchdown. (Lower Left) Paul leaves the field for a time out. (Lower Center) Mr. Heubi instructing a player before going on to the field. Sports 97 j BICENTENNIAL PATRONS B. L. Albrite Mr. and Mrs. George E. j Ernest Y. Brooks Franklin, Jr. jj Bill B. Bowen Marshall and Kitty Haney | Mr. and Mrs. John A. 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