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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1987 volume:

Rappahannock High School Warsaw, VA 22572 ' V a_wmAu- ' v 3 rtx V o ajlx wju — tOwO PGg - — ®0 U7 Uj VT3 OAJ ... U11 . SNOW, SNOW, SNOW ... RHS closed for ten days, pro¬ viding students with various opportunities for fun in the ap¬ proximate 27 inches of snow. “Stringing lights for the Prom is a tedious job,” says Kelly. Time out for Dwayne. Prologue.1-4 Directors and Technicians.5-12 Rehearsal.13 Audience.14-19 Stagehands.20-25 Stars.32-47 Club Scene.48-68 Sports Scene.69-83 Homecoming Act. 84 Climax — Prom Scene.. 85-90 Intermission — Senior Trip.91-93 Star Credentials.94-95 Villains Act.....96-97 Grand Finale.98-100 Credits Producers.101-120 Epilogue.120 Cristal and Teresa: Two heads are better than one — sometimes. Jimmy states, Enough!” “Enough is Shannon and Becky observe Ralph as he ties his tie with one hand and closed eyes lv ___ JUUL QJaA. (WAjMiAh ' S - ' ble ' of Contents (ivit (L v ( pcrvwi: against the wall! pj ) We, the students of Rappahannock High School, dedicate the 1987 year¬ book, RAIDERS, to ELIZABETH RANDOLPH BROWN SEBREN iduclng us to Algebra I; • struggle with us through Geometry; • putting up with us in Algebra III; • being a dedicated Math Club sponsor; • making math class “different” and interesting (and sometimes even fun!) We extend our thanks for her guidance, support, and patience. o v Mr. Frederick D. Pitman Superintendent Mr. Karl G. O’Dell Assistant Superintendent C ' A Mr. George W. Drewry Principal Mr. John M. Heaggans Assistant Principal Mrs. Edith L. Williams Director of Finance Mrs. Royall helps to work out a correct solution to a computer problem. Mrs. Nancy B. Royall Director of Federal Programs Mrs. Barbara C. Oord Media Specialist Now don’t forget to return your lunch IW Yes, it has been a good year. i ( i I 6 Directors School Board — Mr. Raymond F. Sullivan, Jr., Chairman; Mr. Stephen M. Teese; Mr, Thomas D. Taylor, Vice-Chairman; Mrs. Barbara E. Walker. Mr. Douglas Anderson Band Mr. Ken Blackley Athletic Director Driver Education Mrs. Betty Jo Bowen v-y Spanish I, IV Mrs. Sarah Brown Academic Biology Applied Biology Mrs. Sandra Clements General Math II Mr. Marcellus Dungee General Music Music Appreciation Choral Music Technicians 7 Miss Lesa Hale Modern Math I, II General Math I, II Mrs. Jane Kurczak English 11,12 U.S. History Mr. James Kurczak English 9 Mrs. Marjorie Lampkin Special Education Mrs. Diane Luttrell Algebra I, II Physics Mr. Jerry Parrish Physical Education 9,10 8 Technicians Mrs. Janice Pierson Art Mrs. Betty Reeder Home Economics Home Crafts Ms. Arlene Roane Special Education Mrs. Meta Sampson Government U.S. History Mr. Preston Sampson Typing I Introduction to Business Recordkeeping Mrs. Anna Mae Sanders Office Technology I, II Shorthand Word Processing Accounting I Technicians 9 Mrs. Elizabeth Sebren Computer Science Geometry Algebra I Algebra III Mrs. Susan Settle Chemistry Earth Science Applied Earth Science Mr. Kenneth Thomas Marketing Education I, II, III Mr. Mike Vaughan World History World Geography World Cultures U.S. History Mrs. Ellen Yackel English 9, 11,12 Mr. Paul Yackel General Mechanics Agricultural Business Agriculture II Horticulture 10 Technicians Ms. Janice Coates Librarian Mrs. Deenie Dodson Secretary Mrs. Clara Henderson Study Hall Monitor Technicians 11 Mrs. Paula Little Guidance Counselor ■i.HI f o Me - jXXs jus Drivers, Richmond County Public Schools — Row l?Charle8 Lewis, Mary Parr Reuben Bryant, Virginia Brann, Virginia Lewis, Joyce Woolard, -Evelyn Mahan, Waverly Jenkins, Joyce Newsome, Shirley Barrack, Cathy Gor¬ don, Jean Bareford, Claudia Thurston, Clara Henderson, Mary Anderson. Row 2: Gus Rock, Richard Thomas, Barbara Jean Reynolds, Gilbert Gillis, Emanuel Grimes, Pat Harris, Wilma Pierson, Elsie Sanders, Bonnie Balderson, Virginia Fulford. Not pictured: Wayne Robinson. Grtiuernru tV ’V Mr. Elvis Rich does a terrific job in taking care of RHS. IKISTMAS Cafeteria Ladies: Mrs. Jean Bareford, Manager; Mrs. Elizabeth Carter; Mrs. Wilma Pierson. Not Pictured: Mrs. Frances Lewis. Mr. Clarence Burrell gets the cafeteria ready for the RHS Boosters’ concession stand. Mrs. Renee Greenstreet supervises the lunch line. 12 Artists Rehearsal 13 WhjIv IVidU iillis, rson i I Mark Brown Teresa Churchill Collier Brown Tammy Cliborne Daniel Bryant Crystal Coates Jeffery Churchill Natasha Cox Jason Clark Debbie Dameron Rodney Darby Caroline Davis Jay Dawson Meriwether Delano Mike France Glenda Dennis 16 Audience Freshman Class Officers — Brian Belfield, President; Patrice Blue, Vice President; Amanda Saunders, Secretary; Janet Jewell, Treasurer; Crystal Jones, Reporter. Scottie Fuller Tina Dunaway Andy Gordon Marty Duncan Gilbert Gray Bonnie Forrester David Hickman Christine Gingell Steven Holsinger Rebecca France Brian Jackson Bonnie Hayden Elwood Johnson Kim Hayden Daniel Jordan Justine Jackson David King Angie Jenkins Audience 17 Trent Langford Tina Jenkins Ricky Litchfield Janet Jewell Cedric LeVere Crystal Jones Jerome Nelson Jackie Jones Eddie Mahon Sharon Jones Gene Packett Rene Laws Jason Packett Dorothy Lewis Marion Packett Robin Passagaluppi Winter Powers Tammy Reynolds Brice Randolph Elizabeth Rice Darren Rock Eva Rich Stephen Scates Charlene Roggenkamp Lloyd Saunders Carla Sanders Keith Schneider Amanda Saunders Gregory Scott Mary Scates 18 Audience Butch Self Dawn Smith Andre Smith Aimee Staton William Taylor Adrienne Sydnor Wayland Thompson Amy Veney Matthew Thrift Sheila Wilson Another “cut and paste” report! Greg Wheeler Michael Veney Timmy Williams David Woolard DIG IN! Audience 19 What am I? A fire hydrant or a crayon? Bad Doobies NOW Study!!! Erica Brown Michelle Brumfield Jill Bunch Louis Burrell David Bush Cardinal Butler Bryan Carey Vicky Carey Cephas Carter Demetrice Carter I i Sheri Channon Harold Childs Andy Clarke Tammy Clarke Shannon Coates Sam Coggin Alice Corbin Kim Dameron Leslie Donovan Wesley Donovan 22 Stagehands Jacque Allen Chris Ambrose Tammy Balderson Troy Balderson Janet Ballantine Tina Baker Rodney Beasley Tanita Blue Timmy Brann Dwain Brown Jennie Sue Efford Danielle Elliott Edwin Fallin Mindy Fidler Danny France Jamie France Sandra Garner James Gordon Tim Gray Sandra Hall Rob Hammond Brian Hampton Jennifer Hardy Sterling Harris Beth Headley Sean Jackson Jamie Johnson Jennifer Johnson Derrick Kelly Shanna Kelly Carlton Kemper Scott Kline Stagehands 23 Sophomore Class Officers — Kristie Settle, President; Jacque Allen, Vice- President; Chris Mahan, Secretary; Chuck Scates, Treasurer; Danielle Elliott, P ° %h fo Ijuiix ' , 1 Kevin Laws Pam Laws Eliza Lee Jennifer Lee Jamie Lowery Chris Mahan Carole Markham Chad McGrath Edgar Milsted Wayne Mothershead Paula Muse Donna Pickering Larry Pierson Sue Prescott Chris Reedy Lisa Reedy Carolyn Newton Pam Newtzie Doug Packett Randy Packett Bridgett Phillips Sally Rouse Dwayne Sanders Chuck Scates Paula Schools Rusty Schools A Biology test TODAY??!! 24 Stagehands Inita Shelton James Shelton Kristie Settle Debra Sisson Bizzie Smith Chelsea Smith Marshall Smith Tracy Smith Tripp Smith Christy Studds Theresa Sydnor Cheryl Taylor Matt Teese Jill Teller George Templeton Robbie Thomas Sharon Thomas Stephanie Thompson Tammy Towles Candice Veney Hey, it gets us a letter; doesn’t it? Stagehands 25 Valerie France Michael Gaines Karen Gallagher Chris Gillis Michael Gray Veronica Gray Michael Harper John Heaggans Audrey Jackson Rayburn Jackson Danny Jones Susan Kerr Bonnie King Parker King Steven King Todd Lankford Tina Reynolds, President; Parker King, Secretary; Hunter Omohundro, Treasurer; Geneva Sydnor, Reporter. Not pictured: Courtney Middleton, Vice President. And then, what happens next? Stoj biok 28 Understudies Carlos Lewis Walter Lewis Tracy Mathews Courtney Middleton Pete Mileski Veronica Muse Hunter Omohundro Jonathon Parr Randy Passagaluppi Derrick Pearl Tina Reynolds Chad Rock Stephanie Sadler Wade Sanders Kim Sawyer Susan Scates Laurie Shelton Shannon Shogren William Sisson Mike Slaw Carol Smith A Junior’s work is never done! Understudies 29 Michael Smith Kelly Teese Tiffany Thompson Dell Veney Katrina Veney Maxine Veney Melissa Veney Gill Walker Tracy White Keith Wilson 30 Understudies [ “Please don’t squeeze the White Cloud,” is Tracy’s motto. • • I • I 32 Stars Divider k Seniors show their spirit and win the first ever Fall Festival Spirit WOW! Another government project! Week! Pam Hinson dressed to kill. Senior Class Officers: President, Teresa King; Vice President, Cristal Forrester; Treasurer, Steve Sanders; Secretary, Pam France; Reporter, Shannon Douglas. Julie Balderson — Rappahannock’s favorite M M. It looks like Tom didn’t get enough sleep last night! Star Candids 33 DO YOU KNOW THESE STARS? Senior football players — the mightiest Raiders of them all! Pam is really KOOL NIT1 Make up your mind. Is the tree straight or not? SPOTLIGHT ON SENIORS Julie Peyton Balderson Julie Lynn Barrett Keith Darnell Ball Keith O’Neil Ball John Craig Brann Donna Sue Boyle Stars Patricia Ann Braxton Bernadette Michelle Brown Lisa Paige Brown Robert Lee Conley W.DXole David Wilson Carter Molly Susan Brown Monica Yvette Cannady Sandra Evette Carey 38 Stars Shannon MacCleod Douglas Steven Wayne Elliott Ryan Thomas Epps Debra Anita Copeland Kimberly Ann Crowell Angela Renae Dameron Thomas Glenn Darnall Jay Elliott Davis Robert Gene Donovan Stars 39 Teresa Jane King Jennifer Courtney Lail Deborah Ann Lee Susan Michelle Gray Pamela Michelle Hinson William Ray Hinson Bobby Darren Hayes Sandra Ann Jones Richard Kevin Harrison Stars 41 Valerie Gwendolyn LeVere Deborah Gail Lewis William Ralph Lewis, Jr. Sonya Pleshette Lucas James Keith Lowery Rebecca Jean Martin f Lisa Renee Matthews Craig Eugene Meglii Franklin Richard Neale 42 Stars Vanessa Alfreda Newton Leslye Marcell Packett Ronald Christopher Packett Tom Jeter Packett Kelly Warren Roberts Amy Elizabeth Parr Dana LaSha Robinson David Lee Queen Kimberly Jean Rose Stars 43 David Lawrence Schneider Timothy Steven Sanders Gerald O’Neal Shepherd Gladys Jean Sanders Charlotte Pinder Smith 44 Stars Stephen Patrick Sanders Gwendolyn Alfreda Shelton Steve Brente Smith Zena Darlene Smith Lisa Michelle Tallent Pamela Denise Tate Dale LaChelle Taylor Robert Franklin Thompson, Jr. Tammy Kaye Tuck Steven Randolph Vaughn David Jr. Veney Demetrice Elaine Veney Donna Marie Veney Stars 45 Elwood Edward Veney Kattie Brown Veney William O’Neal West Corinna Lynn Wheeler Carrol Allen Wood, Jr. Darryl O’Neal Wood DREAMS Hold fast to dreams For if dreams die Life is a broken-winged bird That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life is a barren field Frozen with snow. — Langston Hughes Tammy Lynn Woodring 46 Stars I’ll trade you my bologna for your peanut butter and jelly. Steve Sanders is Rappahannock’s own Clint Eastwood. Charlotte is definitely not a morning person. Is Tommy trying to escape to or from RHS? I wish the bell would hurry up and ring. Tim on the sidelines awaiting another RHS victory. Star Candids 47 J ju C EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE! The . 1986-1237 Forensics Teany irad a very successful yearjOut of the eleven students who competed in the District Tournament eight students took either first place or second place. Due to their high place¬ ment, these eight students com¬ peted in the Regional Forensics Tournament which was held at Mathews High School. The ex¬ cellent performance of the Rap¬ pahannock High School Foren¬ sics Team in the Regional Tournament enabled us JxTTie for first place for thk-Regional A Trophy. Following this tour¬ nament six RHS Forensics members were chosen to com¬ pete in the state Forensics Tournament in Charlottesville, Virginia. The competition was very stiff, and all RHS Foren¬ sics members p erformed vefv Row 1: Miss Coughlin (Sponsor), Mary Lisa Brann, Laura Blackley, Chelsea Smith, Tina Reynolds, Scott Kline. Row 2: Sandra Hall, Paula Schools, John Heaggans, Rena Laws, Erica Brown, Candice Veney. Row 3: Gill Walker, Kelly Teese, Parker King, Derrick Pearl, Marshall Smith, Eric Brown, Cheryl Taylor. WHICH IS THE WAY TO BOSTON? March of 1987 the four-member One Act Play cast won a trophy at the District competition at Middlesex High School. Tabatha Bowen was a third-year veteran of this Drama activity. Jerome Nelson, Hunter Omohundro and Elizabeth Rice proved their talents by filling out this year’s cast. Their performance of the play, Which Is the Way to Boston?, gained the ensemble high praise from all three judges in both the District and Regional level of competition. Tabatha and Jerome portrayed an elderly farm cou¬ ple living an isolated existence that makes them highly susceptible to superstition. Elizabeth Rice and Hunter Omohundro were both praised for their convincing roles as the sister and brother who are concerned for their strangely superstitious Aunt Martha and Uncle John. Mr. Kurczak directed this popular performance. Jerome Nelson as Uncle John explains ... “Weil, it’s hard to forget all this folklore you soak up around here.” Mary, played by Elizabeth Rice, comes to the conclusion . 1 ... “It wouldn’t be so good to be lost tonight.” Aunt Martha, played by Tabatha Bowen, stays stone silent as her husband asks her, “Don’t you hear Martha? Martha, what’s wrong?” byf 1 Forensics One Act Play 51 Vanessa and Demetrice lead the Mighty Mar¬ ching Raiders in Warsaw Parade. Flag Girls — Tammy Cliborne, Audrey Jackson, Valerie France. RAPPAHANNOCK MARCHING RAIDERS Demetrice Veney and Vanessa Newton proudly display banner. 52 Banner Flag ■ Bonita Abercrombie; Lisa Brown, Captain; Valerie LeVere, Co-Captain; Laurie Shelton; Audrey Jackson. Color Guard Rifles 53 Kneeling — Gw m Shelton, Captain; Robin Passagaluppi, Co-Captain. Standing — Tammy Reynolds, Patrice Blue, Becky France, Lanice Blue, Bonita Abercrombie Rifle Girls march in Warsaw Festival Parade. -1 Flags wave gracefully as Color Guards march in parade. State Debaters — Row 1: Tina Reynolds, Charlotte Smith. Row 2: Courtney Mid¬ dleton, Jacque Allen. Row 3: Scott Kline, Eric Brown, Parker King, Pete Mileski. Row 1: Caroline Davis, Donna Pickering, Tina Reynolds, Charlotte Smith, Mindy Fidler. Row 2: Jason Packett, Kristie Settle, Karen Gallagher, Laura Blackley, Courtney Middleton, Jacque Allen. Row 3: Parker King, Elizabeth Rice, Scott Kline, Eric Brown, Marshall Smith, Pete Mileski. Not pictured Mrs. Kurczak. STATE CHAMP9 Debate is an interscholastic competitive activity that combines logic, quick¬ thinking, organization, and reasoning with public speaking to produce an altogether unique and highly educational experience. Debate demands six or more hours a week in formal practice rounds, several addi¬ tional hours for independent research and evidence cutting (which often includes preparing over 2,000 cards), and the sacrifice of one’s Saturdays to wake up at 3 a.m., leave Rappahannock at 5:30 a.m., and arrive home after 11:00 p.m. after four strenuous debate rounds, usually in the Hampton Roads area. While debate does demand extensive work, lots of personal motivation, and a love for the activity, it most definitely pays off in the long run. With the poise, confidence, and good public speaking habits it nurtures, and with the wide range of knowledge most full-fledged debaters have about the society in which they live, debate prepares students for the more rigorous academic stresses of college, often aids in college acceptance, and prepares one for a future which requires success. Rappahannock’s debate team competed in over ten tournaments this year. Ac¬ complishments included placing in the top five squads in four out of six Tidewater Debate League Tournaments, placing the top Novice team in two TDL’s, placing the 1st Varsity team at Longwood, and 2nd place squad at Longwood. The team crowned its year by placing all four of its State entries (the maximum allowed), in¬ cluding one state championship. All debate participants at Rappahan¬ nock deserve high praise and hearty com¬ mendation. However, without the leader¬ ship and dedication of Mrs. Jane Kurczak, their success may not have been possible. Congratulations to all. ( rolme and Troy enjoy just sitting and talking v with friends at the BETA Sno-Ball. Row 1: Cristal Forrester, President; Ralph Lewis, Vice President; Becky Martin, Secretary; Shannon Douglas, Treasurer; Robert Donovan, Reporter. Row 2: Donna Pickering, Paula Schools, Susan Scates, Cheryl Taylor, Susan Gray, Kristie Settle, Karen Gallagher. Row 3: Jonathon Parr, Chris Mahan, Parker King, Eric Brown, Chuck Scates, Wesley Donovan, Jamie Lowery. Row 4: Tim Sanders, Tina Reynolds, Teresa King, Charlotte Smith, Tim Gray, Chris Am¬ brose, Donnie Bell. y, Charlotte, and Shannp Sno-Ball tree. i stand proudly in front of the decoratec Mrs. Luttrell, BETA Sponsor, gives a lesson to members on how to string a garland. BETA Club 55 BUSY BETAS The RHS Beta Club participated in many activities during the 1986-87 school year. The Beta-sponsored Teacher Fun Day and Sno-Ball Dance were both very successful. Several members also attended the Na¬ tional Beta Convention in Williamsburg., Mjl (aMuia IVviUjl k Jazz Ensemble — Row 1: Dana Robinson, Demetrice Veney. Row 2: Randy Passaguluppi, Keith 0. Ball, Tommy Darnall. Mr. Dungee lets his fingers do the talking. And how they talk! Soloist Dale Taylor sings, “Here ' s One” at the Christmas Concert. 56 Jazz Band Glee Club Keith 0. Ball — Most Valuable Musician 1986-87. Row 2: Dale Taylor, Donna Veney, Monica Cannady, Lisa Matthews, Pamela Gray. Row 1: Glee Club Director Marcellus Dungee, Tracy Mat¬ thews, Valerie LeVere, Cheryl Taylor, Demetrice Veney, Bernadette Brown, Dana Robinson. Row 1: Chelsea Smith, Dana Robinson, Madonna Canada, Ber¬ nadette Brown, Caroline Davis, Amanda Saunders, Crystal Coates, Brian Jackson, Jimmy Gordon, Shawn Brann. Row 2: Lisa Brad¬ shaw, John Heaggans, Eliza Lee, Pam Gray, Melissa Veney, Tracy Matthews, Keith 0. Ball, Chuck Scates, Rena Laws, Steve Vaughn, Natasha Cox. Row 3: Rodney Darb y, Monica Cannady, Tommy Damall, Darryl Wood, Derrick Pearl, Chad Rock, Rayburn Jackson, Edwin Fallin, Randy Passagaluppi, Craig Brann, Todd Langford. How Mr. Anderson thinks, it sbunds!” The director of the Autumn Fall Festival Parade presents the 1st place trophy to the Mighty Marching Raiders. RHS drum majors, Matthews. Darby Winners Again! The Music Department had a very exciting year. The Marching Raiders, under the direction of Mr. Anderson, did well in local com¬ petition as well as placing first in 0 the Autumn Harvest Festival Parade in Richmond. The Concert Band presented two beautiful con¬ certs: one at Christmas; one in the spring. Also participating in both concerts were the Jazz Ensemble and the Glee Club under the direc¬ tion of the new Choral Music Director, Marcellus Dungee. Band 57 Math Team Contest Winners: Eric Brown, Teresa King, Marshall Smith. “When can we go get some ice cream?” ow 1: Cristal Forrester; Teresa King; Craig Brann, President; Charlotte Smith, Vice President; Shan- non uouglas, Secretary-Treasurer; Parker King; Caroline Davis. Row 2: Dana Robinson, Demetrice Veney, Tina Reynolds, Mike Slaw, Steve Sanders, Molly Brown, Susan Gray, Tim Sanders. Row 3: Danielle Elliott, William West, Tommy Damall, Pam France, Steve Vaughn, Karen Gallagher, Don¬ nie Bell, Kristie Settle, Jacque Allen. Row 4: Robert Donovan, Paula Schools, Sandra Hall, Ralph Lewis, Jay Davis, Becky Martin, Marshall Smith, Eric Brown, Wesley Donovan, Mary Scates, Chris Am¬ brose. Row 5: Keith Lowery, Jamie Johnson, Donna Pickering, Jennifer Lee, Tripp Smith, Tim Gray, Jonathon Parr, Christy Studds, Jill Bunch, Lee Douglas, Craig Meglii, Jamie Lowery. Not pictured: Mrs. Sebren, Sponsor. Rock-A-Bye Craig... 58 Math Club HIGHLIGHTS CITED The Math Club enjoyed a very good ear with several exciting highlights. In November, three students took first place in team competition at the Regional Math Contest. Several students also placed in individual com¬ petition. A field trip included the Mariners Museum andjjhe N SA Space Regional Participants — Row 1: John Heaggans, Andy Clarke, Scott Kline, Ricky Litchfield. Row 2: Donna Pickering, Tina Jenkins, Kristie Settle, Caroline Davis. Row 3: Meriwether Delano, Aimee Staton, Jill Bunch. What a neat Science Fair project! Future photographer for NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC magazine. First Place Science Fair Winners — Row 1: Patrice Blue, Meriwether Delano, Tina Reynolds, Melody Beasley, Sharon Thomas. Row 2: Crystal Jones, Angie Jenkins, Elizabeth Rice, Ricky Litchfield, Andy Clarke, Steve Scates. Row 3: Bizzie Smith, Tracy Thorne, Sheri Channon, Ralph Lewis, Robert Donovan. Science Club 59 Row 1: Steve Sanders, President; Craig Brann, Vice-President; Ralph Lewis, Secretary; Robert Donovan, Treasurer; Kristie Settle, Reporter. Row 2: Eric Brown, Donnie Bell, Susan Gray, Molly Brown, Demetrice Veney, Teresa King, Mike Slaw, Adrienne Syd- nor, Cristal Forrester. Row 3: Jonathon Parr, Chad McGrath, Christy Studds, Paula Schools, Sandra Hall, Jennifer Johnson, David Carter, Scott Kline, Daniel Bryant, Wesley Donovan. Row 4: Chris Mahan, Parker King, Mary Lisa Brann, Laura Blackley, Tina Reynolds, Pam France, Marshall Smith, Becky Martin, Kim Sawyer, Ricky Litchfield. Row 5: Harold Childs, Jason Carter, Jim Ward, Leslie Donovan, Tim Gray, Gill Walker, John Heaggans, Edgar Milsted, Sterling Harris, Sandra Gamer, Jill Bunch, Karen Gallagher. Row 6: Shannon Douglas, Charlotte Smith, Jacque Allen, Lee Douglas, Carla Sanders, Janet Jewell, Mary Scates, Chris Ambrose, Chuck Scates, Meriwether Delano, Erica Brown, Carlton Kemper, Jerome Nelson. Row 7: Dwayne Sanders, Tripp Smith, Jay Davis, Angela Christopher, Caroline Davis, Stacey Brann, Jennifer Lee, Danielle Elliott, Beth Headley, Douglas Packett, Tim Sanders, William West, Tommy Damall, Jamie Lowery. SCIENTIFIC NEWS FLASH During the 1986-1987 school year, ‘The—Itep- pahannock Science Club participated in several events. Among them was a field trip to the Mariners Museum in Newport News and the NASA Space Center ih Hampton co¬ sponsored by the Science and Math Clubs. The club also hosted a variety of speakers. The Annual Science Fair also proved to be a big success. . i jtu Do Util 1W- Row 1: Eliza Lee; Geneva Sydnor; Mrs. Bowen, Sponsor; Teresa King, President; Laura Blackley, Vice-President; Charlot te Smith, Secretary; Carlton Kemper, Treasurer; Cristal Forrester, Reporter; Tracy Matthews; Melissa Veney; Demetrice Veney; Tiffany Thompson. Row 2: Karen Gallagher, Kim Sawyer, Donnie Bell, Susan Gray, Molly Brown, Madonna Canada, Eva Rich, Adrienne Sydnor, Mindy Fidler, Donna Picker¬ ing, Tina Reynolds, Pam France, Jennifer Johnson. Row 3: Demetrius Carter, Jonathon Parr, Chad McGrath, Shawn Brann, Kristie Studds, Brian Belfield, Robert Donovan, Paula Schools, Sandra Hall, Ralph Lewis, Susan Scates, Eric Brown, Twyla Gray. Row 4: Wesley Donovan, Chris Mahan, Parker King, Tim Gray, Carol Markham, Amy Yeatman, Mark Brown, Bridget Phillip, Gordon Wilkins, Edgar Milsted, Chelsea Smith, Stephanie Thompson, Cheryl Taylor. Row 5: Matt Teese, Harold Ray Childs, Jason Carter, Jim Ward, Leslie Donovan, Kelly Teese, Mary Lisa Brann, Gill Walker, John Heaggans, Sterling Harris, Sandra Gamer, Jill Bunch, Pam Newtzie, Jamie Lowery, Jamie Johnson. Row 6: Shannon Douglas, Kristie Settle, Craig Brann, Jacque Allen, Steve Elbourn, Lee Douglas, Stacey Brann, Carla Sanders, Janet Jewell, Mary Scates, Chris Ambrose, Chuck Scates, Aimee Staton, Tina Dunaway, Meriwether Delano, Becky Martin, Erica Brown. Row 7: Dwayne Sanders, Tripp Smith, Jay Davis, Angela Christopher, Caroline Davis, Lisa Reedy, Teresa Sydnor, Michelle Brumfield, Jennifer Lee, Danielle Elliott, Tammy Clarke, Beth Headley, Tammy Balderson, Douglas Packett, Tim Sanders, William West, Brian Carey. Mrs. Bowen said she was a “different” kind of teacher. “And what do you want for Christmas?” iN °w. During the school yem) of 1986-87, the Foreign Language Club sponsored severafevents. Among these included a Christmas play, a tasting party, and a picnic co-sponsored with the Science Club. The club also celebrated Foreign Language Week. All in all the FLC had an enjoyable, not to mention successful, year, -j- THE TASTING PARTY! And the stockings were hung by the chimney with fear! 60 Foreign Language Club Row 1: Mr. Yackel, Sponsor; Tom Packett, Treasurer; Ray Hinson, Vice-President; W. D. Cole, President, Randy Passagaluppi, Sentinel; Mike Harper, Reporter; Mike Slaw, Secretary. Row 2: Wayne Mothershead, James Gray, Dorothy Lewis, Tina Brown, Barry Gaines, Der¬ rick Kelly, Dwayne Sanders, Steve Sanders, Tom¬ my Darnall, Gerald Shepard. Row 3: Thomas Brann, Kevin Harrison, Tracy Smith, Brian Carey, Robbie Dinsmore, Jamie France, Jamie Lowery, Larry Pierson, James Shelton. Row 4: Joe Salzig, Bobby Hayes, Keith Wilson, Gene Clark, Rob Hammond, Michael Gray. Row 1: Lynn Barrett (Treasurer), Pamela Gray (Secretary), Lisa Matthews, Ryan Epps, Keith D. Ball, Valerie LeVere (President). Row 2: Angela Dameron, Stephanie Thompson, Kim Crowell, Corinna Wheeler, Michelle Brumfield, Bonita Abercrombie, Robin Passagaluppi, Christy Studds, Kim Hayden, Kim Dameron (Vice President), Donna Boyle. Row 3: Debbie Lewis, Cheryl Taylor, Pam Hinson, Glenda Dennis, Sandra Gamer, Pam Ferrell. Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America 61 Row 1: Amy Parr, Reporter; Audrey Jackson, Secretary; Dana Robinson, President; Valerie LeVere, Parliamentarian. Row 2: Mr. Sampson (Sponsor), Tanita Blue, Stephanie Sadler, Corinna Wheeler, Kim Crowell, Pam Hinson, Laurie Shelton, Mrs. Sanders (Co-Sponsor). Row 3: Vicky Carey, Candice Veney, Kim Davis, Donna Boyle, Julie Balderson, Charlene Roggenkamp, Patrice Edwards. Row 4: Sharon Thomas, Marci Packett, Pam Ferrell, Gladys Sanders, Susan Kerr, Katrina Veney. Not pictured: Sonya Lucas, Vice President; Lisa Tallent, Treasurer; Alice Corbin. iaders of America a natio Future Business Leaders of America na national organization designed for all students enrolled in business courses. It promotes business education, business skills, community responsibility and self-c The chapter served the school and commuhity through report card and other faculty projecLtyping, Christmas food baskets, Project ASK ncK hristmas Acuity remembrance. FBLA members demonstrated leadership by con¬ ducting activities during Vocational Educational Week and National Secretaries’ Week, preparing newspaper articles, typing ht the Regional Science Fair, attending the Regional! Conference at VCU, and participating in the State Spelling and Math Contests. The old Office Technology classroom: It was sometimes difficult to find the equipment, the students, and even the teacher. n The new facility: HOW WONDERFUL IT IS! I) J 4- (UkW 62 Future Business Leaders of America I i Wju|au Qlm) ss g : v r: mg. ■I nwT Row 1 — Mrs. Sarah Brown, Co- Sanders, Secretary; Keith 0. Ball, Sponsor; Teresa King, President; Reporter; Mrs. Betty Reeder, Sponsor. Charlotte Smith, Vice President; Steve Row 2 — Demetrice Veney, Tina Reynolds. Susan Scates, Kristie Settle. Row 3 — Brian Belfield, Ralph Lewis, Cristal Forrester, W. D. Cole, Jacque Allen, Craig Brann. v Shannon and Tina: Rappahannock’s own jesters. All we need now is a fire truck. HI AKll ITALI.J M-FQ S L ■HB ♦ Row 1 — Mrs. Sarah Brown, Sponsor; Secretary; Kattie Veney, Treasurer, Demetrice Veney, President; Susan Valerie France, Reporter. Scates, Vice President; Teresa King, Row 2 Corinna Wheeler, Amy Parr, Chelsea Smith, Caroline Davis, Tanita Blue. Row 3 — Michael Gray, Bobby Conley, Gordon Wilkins, William West, Jonathon Parr, Chuck Scates. YAC SCA 63 IlUBSCTf© AMERIM UXADCAUT 1L 64 DEC A Newspaper DECA BANQUET May 21,1987 L to R: Kenny Thomas, Advisor; Steve Smith, Employee of the Year; Les Sisson of Wakefield Furniture, Montross, Employer of the Year. The RAPPAHANNOCK YELL... is published by the students three times dur¬ ing the school year. The school newspaper provides an outlet for student writing and creative ex¬ pression. The staff con¬ sists of students grades 9 through 12 who have talents or interests in writing, photography, and other areas. Row 1: Steve Smith, President; Melanie Ferguson, Treasurer; Steve King, Vice President. Row 2: Steve Elliott; Rob Hammond, Patrick Ambrose, Scott Kline, Elwood Veney, Debbie Lewis, David Reams, James Gray, Micheal Gray, Keith D. Ball, Robbie Dinsmore, Ryan Epps. Row 3: David Queen, Frankie Thompson, David Schneider, Jonathan Ambrose, Brian Hampton, Edward Fallin, Rusty Schools. Row 1: Dana Robinson, Mary Lisa Brann, Row 2: Kattie Veney, Danielle Elliott, Susan Katrina Veney, Mrs. Yackel (Sponsor). Kerr, Andy Clarke. jw-M- Office workers stand at attention and ready for duty, Sir! Cashiers Amy Parr, Gladys Sanders, and Monica Cannady await the three lunch shifts. Lynn Barrett, Melanie Ferguson, Julie Balderson, Lisa Brown, Pam Ferrell, Kattie Veney, Marci Packett. First the daily bulletin, then the phone, and now you! No more inter¬ ruptions, PLEASE! Office Workers 65 3 1 Mrs. Pierson hard at work in the faculty workroom. Row 1: Ms. Coates, Librarian; Keith Ball, President; Bernadette Brown, Vice President; Pam Gray, Secretary; Tim Sanders. Row 2: Tiffany Thompson, Chelsea Smith, Erica Brown, Geneva Sydnor, James Gray, Twyla Gray. Row 3: David Carter, Derrick Kelley, Todd Langford, Brian Fidler, Demetrius Carter, Eliza Lee. Students using the card catalog. Students STUDYING in the library. Library Assistants: Tammy Balderson, Angela Dameron, David Schneider, Robin Passaguluppi, Bonita Abercrombie. Not pictured: Kim Dameron. i CHECK OUT RH8 LIBRARY The new RHS library, which has seating space for 50 students, opened on October 6, 1986. Ms. Janice Coates is the well-trained librarian. This modern facility is adjacent to an electronic classroom, library office, teacher conference-workroopa and computer lab. The mission of our library is to make books and other forms of information readily ayaiiaSle to the students and facult 66 Library Yearbook 67 Staff members in front of NEW Yearbook room — Seated; Amy Parr, Lisa Brown, Becky Martin, Jennifer Lail, Cristal Forrester, Tina Reynolds, Charlotte Smith, Gladys Sanders, Pam Ferrell, Donna Boyle. Standing: Douglas Packett, Kelly Teese, Shannon Shogren, Jac- que Allen, Kristie Settle, Caroline Davis, Melissa Veney, Janet Jewell, Carla Sanders, Meriwether Delano, Aimee Staton, Anna Mae Sanders (Advisor). Will you please... Planning layouts and typing quad-pak copy. Left to Right: Donna Boyle, Jacque Allen, Kristie Settle, Pam Ferrell. GROUP OF WONDERFUL PEOPLE WHO ASSEMBLED THIS YEARBOOK FOR YOUR PLEASURE. ENJOY IT! -YEARBOOK STAFF Co-editors Cristal Forrester and Tina Reynolds exchange amusing and jesting remarks as they plan another page. Lisa Brown, Gladys Sanders, and Amy Parr are inter¬ rupted from a busy advertisement planning, selling, and billing schedule. , £ WE ARE THE EXHA ' oil itsim : % J ETjl ' ka •m; ■.I- r 4 % £% M v k ' Row 1: Mike Smith, Vanessa Newton, Teresa Garner, Janet Ballantine, Shannon Welbom, Deborah Copeland. Row 2: Cedrick LeVere, Kim Rose, Tammy Tuck, Sarah Davis, Donna Hall, Stacy Dodson, Billy J. Stephenson, Shanna Kelly, Rayburn Jackson. Row 3: Rodney Beasley, Keith Morris, Hunter Omohundro, Troy Balderson, Randy Packett, Darryl Wood, Timmy Brann, Carlos Lewis, Anthony Darby. Row 4: Kelly Roberts, Walter Lewis, William Balderson, Rodney Sisson, Derrick Pearl, Chad Rock, Chris Gillis, Joe Brew. Row 1: David Veney, Theresa Churchill, Donna Veney, Veronica Gray, Tammy Towels, George Templeton. Row 2: Billy J. Stephenson, Donna Hall, Deborah Lee, Dale Taylor, Trevis Epps, Temple Cupitt, Tabatha Bowen. Row 3: Shanna Kelly, Louis Bur¬ rell, Lisa Tallent, Ronald Packett, Michael Dunaway, Michael Gaines, Carrol Wood, Frankie Neale, Cephas Carter. Row 4: Preston Taylor, Danny Jones, Bobby King, Dell Veney, Trent Clarke, Mac Payne, Dwayne Brown. Electricity — Rodney Sisson, Timmy Brann, Randy Packett, Troy Balderson, Hunter Omohundro. Masonry — Danny Jones, Ron Packett, Preston Taylor. ' w ' l om 68 Row 1: Annette Jewell, Linda Robb, Terry Beane, Linda Fauntleroy, Sandra Lewis, and Carolyn Bain. Row 2: Principal Roscoe Fix, Frank Holland, Larry Newtzie, Bobby Forrester, Lloyd Saunders, Thomas Markham, Leon Edwards, and John Reed. Vocational Center Data Processing — Tammy Tuck, Kim Rose, Vanessa Newton. CffiO S W ,� T • ; Spores Seel :e | r 1 • . - -• 44 70 Sports Candida The ,1986 Girls VVarsity basketball team enjoyed a good season under the coaching of EllemCorum, finishing with an overall record of 12-6 and a district record of 10-4, placing them third in the district. One of the many highlights of the season was the 67-65 win over reign¬ ing district champions, Mathews, during Fall Festival week. Girls’ Varsity basketball team gets psyched up before their game. Lisa Matthews shoots from the foul line. Scoreboard Opponents RHS 59 Caroline 61 Colonial Beach 50 Essex 61 King William 56 Colonial Beach 77 Lancaster 57 Middlesex 64 Washington Lee 67 Mathews 44 Northumberland 63 Essex 49 Colonial Beach 69 Lancaster 58 King William 60 Washington Lee 43 Middlesex 53 Northumberland 46 Mathews DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 70 Essex 45 Washington Lee REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 55 Mathews Row 1 — Amanda Saunders, scorer; Debra Sisson; Bernadette Brown, Co-Captain; Teresa King, Co-Captain; Lisa Matthews, Co-Captain; Shannon Douglas, Co-Captain; Tina Reynolds; Lisa Brann, Manager. Row 2 — Coach Corum, Sharon Carey, Patrice Edwards, Erica Brown, Natasha Cox, Angie Jenkins, Amy Yeatman, Laura Blackley, Tracy Matthews, Madonna Canada, Manager. M MB i - H B m % ii AV f pm jHL ” r i I L f j B HjljK BB W V a | V !jnw 1 1 _ a 1 Girls’Varsity Basketball 71 R° w 1 — Jennifer Johnson; Crystal Row 2 — Coach Pierson, Kim Elboum, Twyla Gray, Aimee Staton, Brown; Sandra Gamer, Co-Captain; Haydon, Christy Slaw, Elizabeth Rice, Manager Janet Jewell. Look aggressive! BREAKING EVEN 1986 JV Raiderettes ended the season with an overall record of 7-7 under the coaching of Janice Pierson. A double overtime win against King William and a few free throws in the last seconds to defeat Mathews contributed to the excitement of the season. I Scoreboard I RHS Opponents 23 Essex 18 18 King William 14 23 Lancaster 29 22 Middlesex 23 26 Washington and Lee 27 38 Mathews 21 20 Northumberland 27 33 Essex 28 16 Lancaster 41 34 King William 31 28 Washington and Lee 25 19 Middlesex 28 18 Northumberland 29 30 Mathews 29 Kim and Stacy wait patiently for a pla; 72 Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball Row 1 — Pam Newtzie, Tracy Thome. Row 2 — Tammy Balderson; Charlotte Smith, Co-Captain; Pam France, Captain; Donna Pickering. Top — Caroline Davis. Sponsors — Miss Lesa Hale, Miss Arlene Roane. Hey all you Raider fans ... GO BIG RED!! Girls Basketball Football Cheerleaders 73 Row 1 — Tom Packett, Tim Sanders, Michael Gaines, William West, Jay Davis, Anthony Dar¬ by, Robert Donovan, Craig Meglii, David Carter. Sam Belfield, Manager. Row 2 — Chuck Scates, Manager. Rayburn Jackson, Leslie Donovan, Michael Dunaway, Ron Packett, W.D. Cole, Craig Brann, Steve Sanders, Lee Douglas, Dwayne Sanders, Michael Gray. Row 3 — Collier Brown, Carlos Lewis, Michael Smith, Robbie Dinsmore, Gene Clark, Michael Slaw, Chris Gillis, Todd Lankford, Joe Brew, Hunter Omohundro. RHS quarterbacks, Mike Slaw and Steve Sanders, take control. DISTRICT CHAMPS History was made at RHS this year as the f§8jr Raider football team defeated W L to win the district champion¬ ship. Under the coaching of Jerry Parrish, the Raiders finished the season with an overall record of 10-2 and a district record of 9-1. This year also marked the first time a regional final game was played at Rappahannock. Anthony Darby runs for a first down. The RHS team celebrates with their trophy after winning the Shriners game. Scoreboard RHS Opponents 26 King George 6 25 Colonial Beach 6 14 Northumberland 0 22 King William 20 31 Lancaster 14 6 Mathews 41 7 Northumberland 6 30 Middlesex 18 37 Essex 7 32 Washington and Lee 14 REGIONAL A SEMIFINALS: 25 Nandua 8 0 Lancaster 25 74 Varsity Football Row 1 — Douglas Packett, K. G. Smith, William Taylor, Wesley Donovan, Harold Ray Childs, Cormac Smith, Germaine Rollins, Woody Donovan. Row 2 — Guy Wilkins, Manager; Bryan Carey; Sterling Harris; Cardnal Butler; Brian Belfield; Jay Dawson; David Woolard; Matt Thrift; Greg Wheeler; Joe Crowell; Sam Belfield, Manager. Row 3 — Russ Lewis, Wayland Thompson, Kenny McCarty, Demetrius Carter, Gordon Wilkins, Trey Reynolds, Matt Teese, Larry Pierson, Mark Brown, Eddie Mahan. Not pictured: Jamie Lowery. FIRST IN A DECADE V Football team completed the season with an overall record of 5-3 under the coaching of Paul Yackel. This was the first winning season for the JV team in ten years, placing them third in the district The team was led by many dedicated flayers as Coach Yackel described their performance as “outstanding.” Harold Childs, Jamie Lowery, and Wesley Donovan warming up. Here comes Howie for the tackle. SCOREBOARD Opponents King William Lancaster Mathews Middlesex Northumberland Colonial Beach Washington and Lee Essex 6 Junior Varsity Football 75 Row 1: Christy Studds, Tammy Balderson, Dana Robinson, Kelly Teese, Tracy Matthews, Pam France, Tina Dunaway, Erica Brown. Row 2: Coach Corum; Jennie Efford; Kim Hayden; Karen Gallagher; Angie Jenkins; Carla Sanders; Paula Schools; Tina Reynolds, Scorer; Madonna Canada, Manager. Angie and Tina get set for the serve. The year marked the formation of the first RHS Girls’ Volleyball Team. Although the team finished 0-11, they showed steady improvement all season, winning one game in tournament play before being defeated by Mathews. Most of the players, under the coaching of Ellen l orum, will be returning next year. us District Tonrname Mathews e retimim; Game 1 RHS OPP. 15 12 Game 2 RHS OPP. 4 15 Game 3 RHS. OPP. 7 15 I Scoreboard I King William Mathews Northumberland Northumberland Lancaster Mathews King William Middlesex Lancaster Middlesex Game 1 RHS OPP 8 15 2 15 1 15 2 15 7 15 14 16 7 15 6 15 5 15 0 15 Game 2 RHS OPP 12 15 3 15 2 15 3 15 12 15 8 15 9 15 5 15 6 15 9 15 Carla watches attentively as Tracy gets her instructions, “Win this game, PLEASE!”, from Coach Corum. 76 Girls’Volleyball kP - 1 1A IT Amanda, Tiffany, and Angela pep the Raiders UP! Dm Pam warms up for her cartwheel. Row 1: Candice Veney, Wendy Chenault, Angela Christopher, Amanda Saunders, Pam Newtzie. Row 2: Temple Cuppitt, Bernadette Brown, Demetrice Veney, Tiffany Thompson. Sponsors: Miss Arlene Roane, Miss Lesa Hale. , (X — Boys’ Basketball Cheerleaders 77 “Whew, what an exciting game that was!” Please don’t let US fall! Mac jumps for two! Row 1 — Quentin Scott, Darryl Wood, Mac Payne, William West, Micheai Gray, David Hickman. Row 2 — Coach Blackley; Barry Gaines; Mike Slaw; Tommy Damall; Chris Gillis; Anthony Darby; Gregory Scott; Eddie Mahon, Manager. “Where’s the ball?” “Somebody, grab it!” SECOND IN DISTRICT taider Basketball team The finished the season with a district record of 9-5 and an overall record of 11-8 under the coaching of Ken Blackley, placing them 2nd in the Northern Neck District. oi Scoreboard RHS OPPONENTS 53 Caroline 59 59 Colonial Beach 57 49 Caroline 67 54 King William 42 59 Middlesex 56 72 Northumberland 59 64 Lancaster 68 59 Mathews 53 56 N orthumberland 62 57 Washington and Lee 55 70 Mathews 57 75 Lancaster 77 46 Washington and Lee 43 46 Middlesex 45 68 Essex 54 55 Lancaster 57 66 Northumberland 73 49 Essex 70 80 King William 61 Quentin puts in two against Mathews. Barry with a break away lay-up. 78 Boys’ Varsity Basketball REBOUND! I YOUNG YET The JV Basketball team finished the 1980-198T season with an overall record of 5-12, and a district record of 5-9, under the coaching of Larry Barker. Larry Pierson tries again! Trey shoots for two! Row 1: Mark Brown, Rodney Darby, Jeffrey Churchill, Demetrius Carter, Brian Belfield, Matt Thrift. Row 2: Larry Pierson, Tripp Smith, Matt Demetrius goes for the jumper! Teese, Edgar Milsted, Jamie Lowery, Trey Reynolds, Marion Packett. Not pictured: Coach Barker. I Scoreboard I RHS Opponents 33 Caroline 44 45 Colonial Beach 48 33 Caroline 75 34 King William 36 26 Middlesex 53 39 Mathews 41 31 Northumberland 24 33 Washington and Lee 37 48 Mathews 25 24 Lancaster 55 40 Washington and Lee 38 33 Middlesex 58 37 Essex 36 35 Lancaster 48 22 Northumberland 37 55 Essex 35 27 King William 35 Boys’ J.V. Basketball 79 Varsity Baseball — Row 1: Tom Packett (Storekeeper), Dwayne Sanders, Mike Harper, Hunter Omohundro, Matt Thrift, Craig Brann, Steve Sanders, Kevin Harrison, Robert Donovan. Row 2: Coach Ken Blackley, Gene Clark, Bobby Hayes, Larry Pierson, Jay Davis, Mike Slaw, William West, Randy Packett, Ron Packett, Matt Teese (Manager). VARSITY BASEBALL This year the RHS Var¬ sity Baseball team recorded ten wins and four losses. The team swept Lancaster, Middlesex, and King William, while splitting games with Mathews, Northumberland, Essex, and Washington and Lee. J.V. BASEBALL — The 1986-87 version of the RHS J.V. Baseball team finished with an unblemished eight wins and zero loss season. The dedication and determination of the fourteen members of this squad was displayed throughout the year. A full bullpen. Heading for home. Batter Up! 80 Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Baseball J.V. Baseball — Row 1: Greg Wheeler, Wesley Donovan, Brian Belfield, Harold Childs, Darron Rock, Timmy Brann. Row 2: Jim Ward, Rodney Darby, Trey Reynolds, Tripp Smith, Gordon Wilkins, Marion Packett, Jason Clark, Demetrius Carter. Not pictured: Coach Yackel. We’re with you, Coach. Row 1: Captains: Teresa King, Pam France. Row 2: Paula Schools, Tammy Clarke, Stacey Brann, Tina Dunaway, Bonnie Forrester, Laura Blackley, Sheri Channon. Row 3: Meriwether Delano (Manager), Jennifer Johnson, Tammy Balderson, Kim Hayden, Aimee Staton, Angie Jenkins, Coach Corum, Melody Beasley (Scorekeeper). (JcS cv j- GIRLS’ SOFTBALL The aiderettes got off to a slow start this year, losing their first five games before beating Washington Lee 3-0. The girls worked hard and steadily improved. They won three of their last four games. The team is los¬ ing only two seniors so the outlook is bright for next year. Team gossip! £ ) Scoreboard Colonial Beach Colonial Beach King William Lancaster Northumberland Washington Lee Mathews Essex Lancaster King William Northumberland Middlesex Washington Lee Middlesex Essex Mathews Opponents 16 Record Overall: 5-11 District: 5-9 Softball 81 ,-Wf BOYS ' TRACK year. With hard work during the season he young vance to the Regional Meet. Ther will be eight returning to next year’s track team Keith Ball set the school rel with a jump of 20 ' Timmy Williams paces himself during the Hard work pays off for Keith in all his track meets. 82 Boys’ Track iervu 5 - A jtf-fJC Ijjzu- _i! b turns V I rv r? uc Cher Tracy glides through the hurdles singing, “And Girls Just Want to Have Fun.” SMALL SQUAD IS SUCCESSFUL The) 1087 - Girls’ Track Team, although V niaw in number, scored big in points. The team finished as District Runner-Up, and third in the Region. Seven school records were broken. Ten members placed in the district; eight placed in the region and ad¬ vanced to state competition. Patrice raises her hand to wave to her fans as she Temple’s at the line with a bound and determin- crosses the finish line. ed look on her face. Wonder what she is really thinking about? a 3 ? —i Monica thrusts the shot forward as she wonders whether this throw will im¬ press Mrs. Pierson. Row 1: Bernadette Brown, Tracy Matthews, Jennifer Hardy, Patrice Edwards, Amanda Saunders. Row 2: Coach Pierson, Tina Jenkins (Manager), Renee Laws, Jill Bunch, Elizabeth Rice, Natasha Cox, Erica Brown, Madonna Canada (Manager). 9coreboard RHS Opponents 75 Northumberland 56 72 King William 51 62 Middlesex 64 86 Lancaster 35 62V2 Essex King 40 1 2 40 1 2 60 William 66 Mathews Girls’ Track 83 Mrs. Dodson even got into the Homecoming spirit. vv v v V ' FAll FFRT1VAI npIRII y i The first ever Fall Festival at Rappahan¬ nock High School was an enormous success. The Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and jr sch 29-October( sol. 1986, Senior classes of RHS spirit the weeky 1 dipafig thei£ti$ -ay-Day g reat amour b of girls’ basketball game the football game Frida; extracurricular activities — the bonfire Thursday night after the girls’ basketball game and the dance after m -footbalkgame — Friday night — also drew (large number of ftera was a enthusiasm at the iursday night and at aright. The two new ppahannock tu Cheerleaders stand in front of the soon-to-be-lit bonfire to rally the student body on. RHS spirit was flying high, boosted by banners like this. Rappahannock’s first bonfire ablaze. Steve Sanders and Mike Slaw showed spirit by dressing up to attend the many activities. 84 Homecoming HEAVEN IN YOUR EYES I can tell by the look in your eyes you’ve been hurting You kno w I’ll never let you down, oh no. And I’ll try anything to keep it working You gave me time to find out what my heart was looking for And what I’m feeling inside. In your eyes I want to see your love again In your eyes I never want this feelii end It took some time to the light, But now I realize I can see the Heavei ln Your Eyes. OJc 4 u W ' x ' f L }ov JC W WC VAXa trftu OJtrvC . dUJJL 4? - k ■Hv - Mr. and Mrs. Preston Sampson A special thanks to Mrs. Sampson, our Prom sponsor! CASPER provided the music for the evening. ODE TO THE 8ENI0RS Now at last When all is done Remember the good times, Remember the fun. The smiles and laughter, The sadness and tears, Remember the good times, These last four years. Though your world is changing And will sweep you apart, We shall never forget you, So dear in our hearts. As you venture forth To meet brave new ends, Don’t forget us, Your dear old friends. Now go and prosper, Live long and have fiin, For your golden era Has only begun. — Eric Channing Brown Climax — Prom Scene 85 THE BELLES OF THE BALL Smile, it’s not that bad. Pam and Donnie can’t decide which camera to look at first. Prom couples take a break. 86 Prom Shannon and Dwayne pose for the photographer. Charlotte says, “Come on Michael, look at the camera.” “Hey Larry, they want to take another picture!” says Tina again. Kristie and Craig sit this one out. I SMILE, you re on Candid Camera. f Teresa and Mike — living it UP! r JuooJLla VA — - djJco Ma Prom 87 � l l Y 88 Prom Shawn and Jay look simply “marvelous.” Everyone wants to be in this picture Lisa tells Pradley, “Keep your hands to yourself!! k. It’s about time for the band to return, don’t you think! Cheek-to-Cheek! Kim and Scotty are caught in a quiet moment. Prom 89 Cristal and David take a break from dancing the night away. Tracy and Karen take a moment to relax. Becky and Mike look cute for the camera. Steve and Sharon make a happy couple. irT Robin and Lee really look sharp. It looks like Mr. Yackel wants to dance. Prom couples take time out. 90 Prom W (X u (jlm— Ik, fr- Grin and bear it. 6Ldt V V tta A fW- (5X0 “WOW! Did you see those guys???” “Did somebody say, SMILE?” Get set, ready ... Seniors say, “This is the bests fun we’ve had all day!” Monica goes sightseeing. “YES, I love those rings!!” “I hope he knows what he is doing!!!” 92 Intermission — Senior Trip K, (l taol VSa It looks like Melanie didn’t get the joke. ATTENTION!!! “Can we swim back?” “Mr. Cool” struts his stuff. WOW! This is just too much! Steve takes a break. Jay holds on for life! Flight of Stars! ■ ■ si i Intermission — Senior Trip 93 (SJ ' )Aju JULIE PEYTON BALDERSON — Class Officer Reporter 10; FBLA 12; Guidance Assistant 12; Science Club 9, 10, 11; Math Club 9, 10, 11; Foreign Language Club 9, 10; FBLA Math Certificate (100%) 12. KEITH DARNELL BALL — FFA 9, 10, 11; FHA 11; Track 9,10,11,12. KEITH O’NEIL BALL — Glee Club 10, 11; Library Club 10, 11, President 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12; Outstan¬ ding Student Accomplishment Award Band 12 . JULIE LYNN BARRETT — FBLA 10; FHA 9, Treasurer 12; Office Assistant 12; Science Club 10; Softball Manager 9; Col- orguard 9, 10, 11; Science Fair Academic Biology First Place 10; Third Place Regional Science Fair 10. DONNA SUE BOYLE — Annual Staff 9, 10, 12; FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, President 11, 12; B Honor Roll Year 9, 10, 11,12; Perfect Attendance 12; Science Fair Honorable Men¬ tion Applied Biology 10; Outstanding Student Accomplishment Award Home Crafts 12; Board of Education Seal. JOHN CRAIG BRANN — FFA 11; Science Club 10, 11, Vice President 12; J.V. Football 9, 10; Varsity Football Second Team All-District Offense 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Club 10, 11, President 12; Band 11, 12; Perfect At¬ tendance 9. PATRICIA ANN BRAXTON — FHA 9, 10; 4-H Club 9,10,11,12. BERNADETTE MICHELLE BROWN — Cheerleader 9, 10, Captain 11 12; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Club 11, Vice-President 12; J.V. Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Track District 9, 10, 11, 12, Regionals 9, 10, 11, 12, State 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 9,10. LISA PAIGE BROWN — Annual Staff 12; FBLA 9, 10; Office Assistant 12; Science Club 9; Softball Manager 9; Colorguard 9, 10, Cap¬ tain 11 12. MOLLY SUSAN BROWN — Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Club 10, 11, 12; Math Con¬ test Top Ten Percent 10, Third Place 11, Se¬ cond Place 12; Foreign Language Club 10, 11, 12; Honorable Mention Science Fair 12; Presidential Academic Fitness Award 12; Outstanding Student Accomplishment Award Algebra III 12; Top Five Seniors; Governor’s Seal; B Honor Roll Year 9,10,11,12. MONICA YVETTE CANNADY — Class Officer Reporter 11; FBLA 9, 10, 11; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Newspaper Staff 11; Girls’ Basketball Statistician 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Track State 9, 10, 11, 12; District First 10 12, Second 9 11; Regionals First 10 11, Second 9, Fourth 12; B Honor Roll Year 10; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12. SANDRA EVETTE CAREY — Glee Club 10 , 11 , 12 . DAVID WILSON CARTER — Debate Team 12; Library Club 12; Science Club 12; Varsity Football 12; Foreign Language Club 9. WALTER DALE COLE — FFA 9, Treasurer 10, Vice-President 11, President 12; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11; Perfect Attendance 9, 10. ROBERT LEE CONLEY — SCA 12; J.V. Football 10; Foreign Language Club 9. DEBRA ANITA COPELAND — FHA 9, 10; Glee Club 10; Outstanding Student Ac- f II lA P ,ishn KIMBERLY 12; FHA 1 J.V. Basketball Basketball 12; Varsity Baseball 9, 10; Track E SFEE DAMER Mbrary Assistant 12; Office cience Fair Eighth Place 10. THOMAS GLENN DARNALL — FFA 12; Glee Club Accompanist 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Track 12; Math Club 10, 11, 12; Band 11,12. JAY ELLIOT DAVIS — Science Club Vice-President 11, 12; J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, Captain 12, First Team All-District Offense Defense 12, First All-Region Offense 12, Honorable Mention All-Region Defense 12, Second Team All- State Offense 12, First Team All-State Coaches Pick Offense 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Foreign Language 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Club 12 . ROBERT GENE DONOVAN — BETA Club 9, 10, 11, Secretary 12; Science Club 9, 10, Treasurer 12; Math Club 9, 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Fair First Place 12; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Football 11, Captain 12, Second Team All-District Defense 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, First Team All- District 10,11; Governor’s Seal. SHANNON MACLEOD DOUGLAS — BETA Club 11, 12; Class Officer Reporter 10 12; Debate Team 11; Science Club 10, 11, 12; J.V. Basketball 9, Lettered 10; Lettered Varsity Basketball 12; Track 9; Math Club 9, 10, 11, Secretary 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11, 12; B Honor Roll Year 11,12. RYAN T. EPPS — FFA 9, 10, 11; FHA 11; J.V. Football 9; J.V. Basketball 9; Varsity Football 9, 10,11; Baseball 9; Track 9. MELANIE STUART FERGUSON — DECA 11, Treasurer 12; Library Club 10, 11; Office Assistant 12; Science Club 9, 10; Foreign Language Club 9. PAMELA DALE FERRELL — Annual Staff 9, 10, 12; FBLA 12; FHA 9, Secretary 11, 12; Office Assistant 12; Rifle Squad 11; Science Fair Honorable Mention Applied Biology 10. CRISTAL LYNN FORRESTER — An nual Staff 10, 11, Co-Editor 12; BETA Club 9, 10, Secretary 11, President 12; Class Officer Secretary 9, Vice-President 12; Office Assis¬ tant 11; Science Club 10, 11, 12; Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11, Reporter 12; Youth Advisory Council 12; Math Contest Participant 9, 10, 11; Science Fair First Place 9, Honorable Mention 11; Perfect Attendance 11; B Honor Roll Year 9, 10, 11, 12; Top 5 Seniors; Outstanding Stu¬ dent Accomplishment Award Physics 12; Presidential Academic Fitness Award 12; Governor’s Seal. PAMELA MICHELLE FRANCE — Cheerleader Girls’ Basketball 10, 11, Captain 12, Varsity Football 10, 11, Captain 12; Class Officer Treasurer 10, Secretary 12; Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, Captain 12; Volleyball 12; Foreign Language Club 9, Secretary 10, 11, 12; Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12. SONYA WRAY FRANCE — Newspaper Staff 9, 10; Science Club 9, 10, 11; Math Club 9, 10, 11; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11; FBLA Math Certificate (100%) 12; (2) FBLA Spelling Certificates (100%) 12; Rifle Girl 10. BARRY GAINES —FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. ESA ANN GARNER — Cheerleader _ •; §CA Reporter 9, 10; Band 11; Science Club 10, 11; Foreign Language Club 10, 11; VICA Vice-President 12; Math Club 10; Regional VICA Winner Second Place Cosmetology II 12; Outstanding Student Accomplishment Award Cosmetology II 12; Student of the Se¬ cond Six Weeks Cosmetology II 12; Perfect Attendance 10. JAMES LYNELL GRAY — FFA Club 9; Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12. PAMELA MICHELLE GRAY — FBLA 10; FHA 9, 10, Secretary 11 12; 4-H Club 9, 10; Library Club 9, 10, Secretary 11 12; Library Assistant 9; Math Club 9; Perfect At¬ tendance 9,10; Band 9,10, 11,12. SUSAN MICHELLE GRAY — BETA Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Debate Team 9, 10; Science Club 10, 11, 12; Fifth Place Math Contest 12; Sixth Place Math Contest 11; First Place Science Fair 11; Honorable Mention Science Fair 12; Foreign Language Club 10, 11, 12; Math Club 10, 11, 12; Top 5 Seniors; “Who’s Who Among American High School Students” 11; B Honor Roll Year 9, 10, 11, 12; Virginia Girls’ State 11; Presidential Academic Fitness Award 12; Top 5 Seniors; Governor’s Seal. RICHARD KEVIN HARRISON — FFA Club 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. Football 9, 10; Varsity Baseball 12. ' N n Ss BOBBY DARREN HAYES — FFA Club 10, 11, 12; J.V. Football 9, 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 11. PAMELA MICHELLE HINSON — FBLX Club 12; FHA Club 12; Science Club 9, 10, 1J; Math Club 9, 10, 11; Foreign Language Club 9; FBLA Spelling Certificate (100%) 12; Outstanding Student Accomplishment Award Recordkeeping 12. WILLIAM RAY HINSON — FFA Club 11, Vice-President 12; Newspaper Staff Co-Editor 10; SCA 11; Varsity Football Manager 11; Track Manager 9; Math Club 11; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11; Outstanding Student Accomplishment Award Agriculture Business III (non-working) 12; State Farmer Award 12. SANDRA ANN JONES — FFA Club 11, 12 , TERESA JANE KING — Annual Staff 11; BETA Club 9, 10, President 11, 12; Class Of¬ ficer Vice-President 9, Secretary 10, Vice- President 11, President 12; Nominated for Governor’s School 11; Office Assistant 11, 12; SCA 9, 10, Secretary 11 12; Point Pen 11; Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 9, 10, 11, Captain 12; Softball 10, 11, Captain 12; Member of First Place Math Team 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11, President 12; Youth Advisory Council 10, Treasurer 11, President 12; Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Top 5 Seniors; Presidential Academic Fitness Award 12; B Honor Roll Year 9, 10, 11; A Honor Roll Year 12; Governor’s Seal. JENNIFER COURTNEY LAIL — An nual Staff 12; Foreign Language Club 12. DEBORAH ANN LEE — FHA 9,10; Office Assistant 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11; Band 9, 10. VALERIE GWENDOLYN LEVERE — FBLA 9, 10, 11, Parliamentarian 12; FHA President 12; 4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 10, 12; Color Guard Co-Captain 12; FBLA 94 Star Credentials Spelling Certificate 12, (100% — Gold Seal) 11; Science Fair Eighth Place 10. DEBORAH GAIL LEWIS — DECA Club 12; FBLA 10; FHA 12; Science Club 9; Band 9, 10; Flag Squad 11, 12. WILLIAM RALPH LEWIS — BETA Club 10, 11, Vice-President 12; SC A 11; Science Club 10, Reporter 12; First Place Science Fair 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Club 9, 11, 12; Governor’s Seal; B Honor Roll Year 10, 11, 12; Outstanding Student Ac¬ complishment Award Computer Science 12. JAMES KEITH LOWERY — Varsity Baseball 11 ; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11; Science Club 12; Math Club 11, 12. SONYA PLESHETTE LUCAS — FBLA 10, 11, Vice-President 12; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; SC A 9, 10; Track 9; FBLA Math Cer¬ tificate (100%) 12; FBLA VCU Competitive Event 12; Perfect Attendance 9; B Honor Roll Year 11; Science Fair Eighth Place 10. REBECCA JEAN MARTIN — Annual Staff 11, 12; BETA Club 9, 10, 11, Secretary 12; Governor’s School 11; Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Fair First Place 9 11, Third Place 10, Honorable Mention 12; Regional Science Fair Honorable Mention in Ecology 11, Honorable Mention from US Army 11; Se¬ cond Place From Wildlife Society 11; Rap¬ pahannock Community College Math Contest First Place Level II 9, First Place Level B 11, Third Place Level C 12; VCTM-VCU Statewide Math Contest Top 20% 9, 11; Energy Conservation Speech Sponsored by Rural Electric Coop., First Place 11; District Rural Electric Coop. Speech Contest, First Place 11; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; B Honor Roll Year 9, 10; A Honor Roll Year 11, 12; Top 5 Seniors; Governor’s Seal; Presiden¬ tial Academic Fitness Award 12; Outstanding Student Accomplishment Award Spanish IV 12. LISA RENEE MATTHEWS — Cheerleader 9; FHA 12; Glee Club 12; Basket¬ ball 9, 10, Captain 12; Track 9, 10; Band 9, 10, 11 , 12 . CRAIG E. MEGLII — J.V. FootbaU 9, 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Math Club 10, 12; Foreign Language Club 10; Perfect Atten¬ dance 10,12. FRANKLIN R. NEALE — FFA 9, 10; Custodian’s Assistant 11, 12; Perfect Atten¬ dance 9, 10, 11; Outstanding Student Ac¬ complishment Award Auto Body II 12. VANESSA ALFREDA NEWTON — Glee Club 9, 10,11; Band 9, 10, 11,12; VICA 12. LESLYE MARCELL PACKETT — FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12; Office Assistant 11, 12; FBLA Spelling Certificate (100%) 11; Science Fair Second Place Applied Biology 10. RONALD CHRISTOPHER PACKETT — FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; SCA 11; J.V. Football 9, 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 9. TOM JETER PACKETT — FFA 9, 10, Reporter 11, Treasurer 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Baseball 12; Outstanding Student Ac¬ complishment Award Horticulture 12. AMY ELIZABETH PARR — Annual Staff 11, 12; FBLA Treasurer 9, 10, 11, Reporter 12; Office Assistant 12; SCA Representative 12; FBLA Spelling Certificate (100%) 9; FBLA VCU Competitive Event 12; Science Fair First Place Applied Biology 10; Outstanding Stu¬ dent Accomplishment Award Word Process¬ ing 12. DAVID LEE QUEEN — DECA Club 11, 12; FFA 10, 11; Library Club 9. KELLY WARREN ROBERTS — Track 12; Foreign Language 9. DANA LASHA ROBINSON — Class Of ficer Secretary 11; FBLA 11, President 12; 4- H Club 9, Secretary 10 12, President 11; Glee Club 9, 10, Vice-President 11, 12; Newspaper Staff 11, 12; Volleyball 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Math CluB 11, 12; Math Contest 9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA VCU Competitive Event Third Place Stenography II 12; Intramural Basketball 10, 11; B Honor Roll 10; Perfect Attendance 11; Outstanding Student Ac¬ complishment Award General Music 12. KIMBERLY JEAN ROSE — Science Club 10, 11; Math Club 9, 10; Foreign Language Club 9, 10; VICA Parliamentarian 12; Science Fair Third Place 11; B Honor Roll Year 12; Student of the First Six Weeks Data Process¬ ing 12; Outstanding Student Accomplishment Award Government 12. JOSEPH WILLIAM SALZIG — DECA Club 9; FFA 10, 11,12. GLADYS JEAN SANDERS — Annual Staff 9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12; Office Assistant 12; Girls’ J.V. Basketball Manager 11; FBLA Spelling Certificate (100%) 11; FBLA VCU Competitive Event Second Place Office Procedures 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 12; Outstanding Student Accomplishment Award Office Technology 1112. STEPHEN PATRICK SANDERS — Annual Staff 11; Class Officer Treasurer 12; FFA 12; Science Club President 12; J.V. Foot¬ ball 9, 10; Varsity Football 11, Second Team All-District 12; J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10; Youth Advisory Council Secretary 12; Board of Education Seal. TIMOTHY STEVEN SANDERS — BETA Club 11, 12; Library Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 12; Varsity Football 9, 10, 12; Math Club 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 12; B Honor Roll Year 9, 10, 12. DAVID LAWRENCE SCHNEIDER — DECA Club Reporter 12; Library Clu b 9, Vice-President 10; Library Assistant 9, 10, 11, 12 , GWENDOLYN ALFREDA SHELTON — Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 12; Track 9, 10; Rifle Girl Captain 12; B Honor Roll Year 10. GERALD O’NEAL SHEPHERD — FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. Football 9, 10; J.V. Basket¬ ball 9; Varsity Football 11. CHARLOTTE PINDER SMITH — An nual Staff 10, 11, 12; BETA Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 10, Co-Captain 12; Class Officer Treasurer 9, Vice-President 10; Debate Team 9, 10, Co-Captain 11, Captain 12; Forensics Prose 9; Governor’s School Nominee 11; Science Club 9, 10, 11,12; Math Club 9, 10, 11, Vice-President 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Debate State A Cham¬ pion Negative 10, First Place Negative Speaker 10, State A Champion Switch Side 11, First Place Switch Side Speaker 11, Third Place Affirmative Team 12; Science Fair Se¬ cond Place 12; Perfect Attendance 11; B Honor Roll Year 9, 10, 11, 12; Governor’s Seal; Outstanding Student Accomplishment Award English 12. STEVE BRENT SMITH — DECA Club 10, President 11 12; FFA 9; Track 10; DECA Employee of the Year 12; Outstanding Stu¬ dent Accomplishment Award Marketing II-III 12 . ZENA D. SMITH — FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; 4 H Club 11; Track 10. LISA MICHELLE TALLENT — FBLA 11, Secretary 12; Glee Club 9; Newspaper Staff 11; Softball 9, 10; Foreign Language Club 9; Math Club 10; VICA Club Vice-President 11, 12 , DALE LACHELLE TAYLOR — FBLA 9, 10; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball Statisti¬ cian 10, 11; Track Scorekeeper 10; Data Pro¬ cessing Student of the Fourth Six Weeks 12; VICA Chapter Parliamentarian 12; VICA District Parliamentarian 12; Outstanding Stu¬ dent Accomplishment Award Choir 12. ROBERT FRANKLIN THOMPSON — DECA Club 11,12; FFA 9,10. TAMMY KAYE TUCK — FBLA 10, 11; Foreign Language Club 9; Vica 12; Student of the Fifth Six Weeks Data Processing 12; Outstanding Student Accomplishment Award Data Processing 12. STEVE VAUGHN — Math Club 9, 10, 11; Band 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10; Math Contest 9, 10; Perfect Attendance 10. DEMETRICE ELAINE VENEY — An nual Staff Co-Editor 11; BETA Club 9, 10; Class Officer President 9, 10 11; Forensics Prose 9; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; S.C.A. Representative 9, Reporter 10, Vice-President 11, President 12; Science Club 9, 12; Track 9; Boys’ Varsity Basketball Scorekeeper 10; Girls’ Varsity Basketball Scorekeeper 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Club 9, 12; Youth Advisory Council Secretary 11, 12; Cheerleader Boys’ Varsity Basketball 12. DONNA MARIE VENEY — Cheerleader Boys’ Varsity Basketball 9, 10, Captain 11; 4- H 9; Glee Club 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10, 11; In¬ tramural Basketball 11. ELWOOD EDWARD VENEY — DECA Club 11, 12; Varsity Football 9, 10; Track 9. WILLIAM O’NEAL WEST — S.C.A. Representative 12; Science Club 12; J.V. Basketball 9; Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, Cap¬ tain 12; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, Captain 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Band 10; Math Club 12; Foreign Language Club 12; All- District Baseball 11; All-District Football 11, 12; All-Regional Football 12. CORINNA LYNN WHEELER — Foren sics Poetry 9, Public Speaking 9; FBLA 12; FHA 12; Glee Club 9; Library Club 11; Office Assistant 11; One-Act Play 9; SCA 12; Science Club 9,10. CARROL ALLEN WOOD — Band 9, 10; VICA 12; District Culinary Arts Winner 12; State Culinary Arts Contestant 12. DARRYL O’NEIL WOOD — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 12. TAMMY LYNN WOODRING — FBLA 9, 10; Office Assistant 12; Softball Manager 10; Track 9, Flag Girl 9,11, Co-Captain 12. Star Credentials 95 fa amy |oi rseh Waiting patiently Hey! PLEASE bring us some food! 96 Senior Day {TK wao. UUm Frankie, Lynn and Marci are among the seniors taking a morning refresh- Susan, Molly and Valerie relax after completing MORE ment break. paperwork. And we’re (Donna and Ray) off to Lowery’s for lunch. Some are enjoying the first course; others are waiting. ra amy and Gladys boast: “Boy, are we full!” Marci (center) says, “Speak for oi rselves!” Demetrice declares that a good practice does pay off. Senior Day 97 Frankie, Lynn and Marci are among the seniors taking a morning refresh¬ ment break. Susan, Molly and Valerie relax after completing MORE paper work. And we’re (Donna and Ray) off to Lowery’s for lunch. Some are enjoying the first course; others are waiting. “Hey! PLEASE bring us some food!” Waiting patiently. Tamrm yoursel 96 Senior Day Pam sees something interesting other than food. Charlotte is still a kid at heart. Faculty and seniors await a favorite course — dessert. Tammy and Gladys boast: “Boy, are we full!” Marci (center) says, “Speak for Demetrice declares that a good practice does pay off. yourselves!” Senior Day 97 CLASS OF ' 87 TAKES... (iMAk. applause. Row 1: Darryl Wood, Tim Sanders, Steve Sanders, David Carter, Carrol Wood. Row 2: Ray Hinson, Bobby Hayes, W. D. Cole, Steve Elliott, Craig Brann, Robert Donovan. Row 3: Gerald Shepherd, Mac Payne, Jay Davis, Keith 0. Ball, Tommy Darnall, William West. Gladys beams as she walks through a capacity crowd. Hinson. Row 3: Sandra Carey, Lisa Matthews, Julie Balderson, Marci Packett, Monica Can- nady, Gladys Sanders, Pam Ferrell, Dale Taylor. Row 1: Teresa King, Susan Gray, Cristal Forrester, Becky Martin, Charlotte Smith, Molly Brown. Row 2: Shannon Douglas, Sandra Jones, Debbie Lewis, Sonya France, Tammy Woodring, Pam France, Amy Parr, Pam 98 Grand Finale THE FINAL WALK Keith and Bobby ... preparing for the last assembly. Craig smiles and thipks, “A good performance!” Row 1: Barry Gaines, Tom Packett, Elwood Veney, Frankie Neale, James Gray. Row 2: Ryan Epps, Frankie Thompson, Bobby Conley, David Schneider, Kevin Harrison. Ray, Donna and Marci with Diplomas on display! Row 1: Lynn Barrett, Gwen Shelton, Ber¬ nadette Brown, Debra Copeland, Melanie Ferguson, Kim Crowell, Corinna Wheeler. Row 2: Deborah Lee, Pam Tate, Angela Dameron, Pamela Gray, Donna Boyle, Lisa Brown, Demetrice Veney, Sonya Lucas. Row 3: Donna Veney, Zena Smith, Tam¬ my Tuck, Kim Rose, Lisa Tallent, Teresa Garner, Dana Robinson, Valerie LeVere. Not Pictured: Jennifer Lail, Vanessa Newton, Patricia Braxton. Row 3: Keith Lowery, Steve Vaughn, Craig Meglii, Ralph Lewis, Steve Smith, Keith D. Ball. Not Pictured: Kelly Roberts, David Queen, Joe Salzig. i Grand Finale 99 Honor Graduates — Row 1: Row 2: Cristal Forrester, Becky Teresa King, Charlotte Smith, Martin, Susan Gray. Molly Brown. Barry (L.) and Ryan (R.) assisted Gerald (Center). Class President and Speaker Teresa King: “The journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step.” Dana Robinson and Dale Taylor led the singing of the Alma Mater. Presentation of Diplomas — Mr. George W. Drewry, Principal, assisted by Mrs. Meta Sampson; Invocation, Reverend William Slater; Benediction, Reverend Bunnie Dunaway. Comments to the Seniors of 1987 by Mr. Drewry: “Congratulations! ... Over the past four years, I have had an opportunity to work with you as a teacher, a coach, and now as principal. It has truly been a pleasure to work with individuals who have had many creative ideas, a great deal of talent, and truly a tremendous amount of energy.. ” Caps OFF and UP! 100 Grand Finale WNNT 690 AM 100.9 FM Stereo Warsaw, VA 333-4900 or 443-5500 “LOVE OUR COUNTRY” J. C. BRANN SON GENERAL HAULING AND FARMING Route 1 Callao, VA 529-7908 529-7440 Ql ft Q 0 (Xj buoUl lit kjLA_ . NORTHERN NECK SEAFOOD retail and wholesale Sales Steamed Crabs • Soft Crabs • Shrimp Fish • Crabmeat • Oysters HWY. 360 RED HILL MIKE HUTT RETAIL STORE WARSAW, VA. 22572 TAPPAHANNOCK. VA. 22560 804:333-3225 804:443-6303 id� Producers 101 Carolyn Conley, Wes Jarre tt Ager Mr. Mrs. Keith Amos, Stacey Jr. Mr. Mrs. Wayne Angolia Gretchen Gladys Tanika Arthur Mr. Mrs. James Arthur III Tori Auburn Garnett A Winner Never Quits A Quitter Never Wins, ROACH Mrs. Carolyn Bailey Robert Bailey, Jr. Carolyn Bain Buddy Julie Balderson Ball Excavating Beatrice R. Ball Gaylen Ball Mario Dorothy Ball Mr. Mrs. Oscar L. Ball, Sr. Lynn Barrett Howard, Carolyn, Deborah Karen Beauchamp Mr. Mrs. George G. Belfield Best of Luck Cristal! Love, David Best of Luck in 87 Always Best of Luck Lynn! Love, Elaine Mark Best of Luck Marci Packett Best of Luck Pam — Love, Mom Dad Best of Luck Tal Best of Luck Tammy! With love, W.D. Best of Luck Teresa G., The Templetons Best of Luck to the Class of ’87 Best of Wishes, MARCI Best Wishes Class of ’87 Best Wishes Tammy W.D. from Mom Beth Jamie Beth -n- Nathan Beverly loves Billy Mrs. Gladys Beverly Big Red loves Scoop Lucy Blue Bon Jovi Rules! Wes “89” Mr. Mrs. J. S. Bowen Mr. Mrs. Mervin Boyle, Sr. Mervin Nancy Boyle Robbie Boyle Mr. Mrs. Clifton Brann David Webster Brann Jimmy Marjorie Brann Mr. Mrs. John C. Brann, Jr. Mark Wesley Brann Raymond, Madeline, Danny Bonnie Brann Brian -n- Pam Tom and Shirley Brooks Betty S. Brown Crystal D. Brown Daniel Brown Mr. Mrs. Earl Brown George Brown Mr. Mrs. John A. Brown Lawrence Barbara Brown Lisa P. Brown Molly S. Brown: Senior Cindy Bryant Mrs. Francis Bryant Mr. Mrs. Phil Bryant, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert Taylor Bryant Wilmont Eva Bryant, Sr. The “BUCKS” of Emmerton Catherine Bundy Mr. Chris Burgess — N.H.S. Mr. Mrs. David B. Butler Mrs. Annie Campbell Mr. Mrs. Ralph Cannady Mr. Mrs. Elwood Carey Mr. Mrs. Melvin 0. Carey Carlson Limousine Service David W. Carter Frances B. Carter Mr. Mrs. Fred W. Carter, Sr. Ms. Viola Cartwright Cedar Lane Florist Center View Self Service Charlotte Michael Denzal Chatham Richard Chatham Webster Chatham Chris -n- Mary: Never Say Goodbye J. A. Sandra Christopher Chuck, Darlene, David Ashley Dorothy Clark (2) Jennifer L. Clark Robert Gene Gene Clark Sally, Carol Anne Clements C. N. V. ’86 Ms. Coates Pete Betty Coates Sonny Coates Cobra Lives Cole Son Welding Auto Repair Compliments of a Friend Congratulations Congratulations Class of ’87 “Congratulations GLADYS” — Class of ’87 Congratulations Grads — HBS Congratulations Lisa Congratulations Pam F. Congratulations Pam from Mary Ellen Hinson Congratulations Pam Hinson from Lorena F. Miller Congratulations Sis from Keith C. Hinson Richard, Joan Bobby Conley Construction Technologies Inc. Ms. Corum Karen M. Coughlin Barbara Croxton Debbie Dameron Loves John Sines Mr. Mrs. Hilton Dameron Kim Dameron loves David Hayden Mr. Mrs. William Dameron George Nancy Daniel Mr. Mrs. James Darby, Sr. Dave Julie DAVID CRISTAL ALWAYS Bernard Peggy Davis Mrs. Connie Davis (8) Elizabeth Ann Davis James S. Davis, Jr. Dawson’s Exxon Christine K. Dawson Mrs. Fannie Dawson Mr. Mrs. Millard Dobyns Deenie Dodson — RHS Secretary John Polly Dodson Dolyn -Luvs- Bug Always Donna -n- Ray Donna ’89 Harold Ann Donovan Mrs. Laura Douglas Lee Douglas Mr. Leon Douglas Shannon Douglas Mr. Mrs. George W. Drewry Son Howard, Sandra, Trade Tina Dunaway Ronald Dunaway Duran Duran still dominates! — Amy Mr. Mrs. Bobby Edwards Marquita ’87 RULZ! Steven E. Class of ’88 Ellen Bill Mary Jimmy Elliott Mr. Mrs. Warren Elliott Elwood Absolutely the Greatest Elwood Loves Sandy Mr. Mrs. Robert Epps Erick, Alex Sarah Lisa Fallin Mr. Mrs. Claude Fauntleroy Fearsome Foursome Mr. Mrs. Brooks Ferguson C. B. Ferguson Stuart Mr. Mrs. Aubrey Ferrell Tommy Dale Ferrell Mr. Darryl Fisher Norma Fix Four Seasons Flowers Gifts Gary Connie France Kenneth Ann France Mr. Mrs. Billy Franklin Frannie Friends of Rappahannock From your Secret Admirer Mike G. In Memory of Jack Hardesty Garner, 1985 Ms. Hester Gillis Kimberly Gillis Good Luck Becky Good Luck Class of ’87 — C.B. Jane Good Luck Class of ’87 from Lisa D. Good Luck Cristal, Florence Coates Good Luck Jean! from Jamie Good Luck Lisa Good Luck Seniors! Rosa Beth Forrester Good Luck Tammy Lynn Good Luck Teresa G., Granny Forrest Good Luck Teresa G., the DuFours’ Good Luck Uncle “D” Lottie B. Gould Lloyd T. Gray I Lucy Francis Gray Martin D. Gray Rosalyn, Twyla, Tammy, Kurt Gray Mr. Mrs. Steve Greenstreet Greetings, Grads! The Haynesville Houndogs Grudin Mr. Mrs. Willard Hall Mr. Mrs. Ira L. Hamblin Courtney Barbara Harper Evelyn W. Harper Mike Harper Cassie Welford Haynie Hazel K. Haynie (2) Mr. Mrs. W. Bernard Headley, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Dallas G. Henderson, Sr. Pee Wee Herman Roger Hicks, Jr. William E. Hillman, Jr. Kim Barbara Bill Hinson Randy Hinson Mr. Mrs. James R. Hinton, Jr. Buddy Hurt Ed Alma Hynson I’m Impressed Arthur Jackson, Sr. Beverly J. C. Jackson Julie Cheryelle Jackson Mr. Mrs. Warner Jackson Jenny Jenny Juicy of ’86 Annette Jewell Janet L. Jewell — Class of ’90 Jimmy Brann’s Trucking Jo, Richard, Rodney Brandy Dr. Sonja M. Johns Benny Doris Johnson Jennifer Johnson Family Lee Johnson Danny Jones Gilbert Nancy Jones Mrs. Lee Jones Mr. Mrs. Oliver Kelly Mr. Mrs. C. B. Kemper Richard Christofer Key Kim Loves Kevin Forever Mr. Mrs. Albert King Bobo King Loves Pam France Evelyn King UKdS 6V _ U 102 Credits Leonard Christine D. King Steve King Kinky Kat House Cain Joel Knight Mrs. Irene Lee Rev. Mrs. Jerry D. Lewis Margaret Douglas Lewis William Frances Lewis Mr. Mrs. Michael Little L.M.P. loves B.L.W., Jr. Los Estudiantes del cuarto ano — mucha suerte Love Best Wishes — Nana Love — Little Lenwood Veney James H. Lowery Family Macedonia Baptist Church Mr. Mrs. R. L. Major Marci Lee — 4 ever?! Mark -n- Amy Garland Marks James Marshall Marshmellow loves Sweetsome Mary luvs Mario Always Maude loves Nick Mellie loves Rodd Michael Charlotte Mike, Linda Kevin Missy Kitty Boo Mr. Mrs. William Monroe, Sr. Montross Atlantic Ms. Lenora Moody (L.H.S. Devil) Carrington Billie Mothershead Marty Trade Mothershead Jeffrey Scott Mullin Mrs. M. M. Mullin Mr. Mrs. Ronald Mullin Herb Julia Mulqueen Murrays Cookies “Myrt” Inc. of Warsaw Naylor’s Beach Campground Betty Wayne Neale Franklin Richard Terry Lynn Neale The Newton’s of Warsaw Norman’s Corner Grocery Larry Obier loves Jennifer Hardy Betty, Albert, Lisa Todd Oliff Opus ’90 Mr. Mrs. Marshall Owen Mr. David Owens Wanda Owens Calvin Kelly Pam loves Troy Pam -n- Bobo Mrs. Evelyn T. Parker Tonya Parker John Patricia Parr PARTY HARDY JEAN — from Weena Patrice L S Blondie Penstripping Lettering By: Donald Payne Peyton Lawrence Annette Peyton Virginia Pickering Donald Norma Pierce Ladell Charlotte Pierson Wayne Sandra Pierson Preston loves Shanna Mr. Mrs. Terry L. Price Ratchet Scratchet Ray Donna Sarah Reamy loves Billy Sisson Sharon Reamy loves Rusty Gordon Mr. Mrs. J. R. Reeder, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Lewis R. Reynolds Tina Reynolds RGD luvs VPS Mildred Rich Arlene Roane Robin Jeff Mr. Mrs. Allen Robinson Ms. Annie Robinson Anya Dana Robinson Anthony Parker Miss Maxine Robinson Mr. Mrs. Milton Robinson Mr. Mrs. Ray Robinson Iris C. Rock Rodney loves Melanie Mr. Mrs. Donald Rose Mr. Mrs. Sampson Dwayne Sanders 21 Gladys J. Sanders Glenda Chris Sanders Horace Bertha Sanders Jimmy Carolyn Sanders Leslie Shirley Sanders Paul A. Sanders Pete Anna Mae Sanders Sandra loves Sterling Schwan’s Sales Inc. Mr. Mrs. Bladen Scott Michelle Scott Robert Yeatman Second Generation Builders Self Motor Co. Joe Patsy Settle Kritty Lynn Settle R. 0., Lori Carl Settle Nora Catherine Shappley Mr. Mrs. Jack Sichol Family Rev. Mrs. Ronnie Sidney Mac Shirley Sisson Alice Smith Ben Carol Smith B. G. Smith Bob S. Smith Cari Elizabeth Smith Jack Sue Page Smith Margaret H. Smith Quytay Amanda Smith Tony Smith — Class of ’84 Virginia Smith Arleen Song Julia Song Sonya L S Maurice — Farewell Class of’87 SSS Steve loves Rebel Steven’s Wood Service Sugar Muffin Sugar loves Poochie Always! Mr. Floyd Sumiel Tammy Dale Tasha -n- Robert Raymond L. Tate Dale Taylor Mr. John H. Taylor Mr. Mrs. Reggie Taylor Attorney Mrs. Thomas D. Taylor Terence Teresa loves Hutt Always Thank Goodness for June 14, 1987 The Best Class “87” E.E.V. The entire Senior class — good luck with your future plans Thomas Store George E. Thomas Mr. Mrs. Kenny T. Thomas, Tyler Kate Marian C. 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BAIRD INSURANCE COMPANY Insurance Service Since 1895 Property — Casualty — Life 22 West Richmond Road 333-4013 Warsaw, VA 22572 CAPTAIN VIDEO INC. 211 Main Street Warsaw, VA 22572 • Over 700 tapes in stock • New tapes coming in every week Henry M. Hayes, President Teresa Montgomery, Manager Phone: 443-5250 Le Shoppe D’Elegante 223 Prince Street Tappahannock, VA 22560 Owner — Mae Lloyd WARSAW PAINT AND HARDWARE Pittsburg Paints Storm Windows and Screen Repair Cut glass and desk tops Box 332 Warsaw, VA 22572 Telephone (804) 333-3310 Producers 113 itiarr% OP LEVI’S IZOD “HEADQUARTERS” W arsaw Tappahannock Colonial Beach Gloucester Kilmarnock JOSTENS $ Scholastic Division 714 Olde Greenwich Circle Fredericksberg, Virginia 22401 MIKE MARTIN Scholastic Representative (703) 373-0885 114 Producers Peoples Bank of Montross Montross, VA “Your Local Bank” Member FDIC 493-8031 BEST WISHES WARSAW-RICHMOND COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE B. G. Smith Sorts Oyster Co., Inc. PLANTERS, PACKERS AND SHIPPERS CHOICE RAPPAHANNOCK OYSTERS -- ■ - “ $ SHUCKED AND SHELL STOCK TO, M SHARPS, VIRGINIA 22548 Producers 115 Compliments of COURTNEY JEWELERS WARSAW, VA 22572 (804) 333-3731 I I 116 Producers SELF-SERVICE INSIDE SEATING TAKE-OUT SERVICE RT. 360 AND RT. 3 WARSAW, VA • 333-3425 LOWERY’S KFC, INC. 333-4011 COIONCL SANDOIS IICIPI 502 W. Richmond Rd. WARSAW, VA 22572 ._ RICE-PACKETT REAL ESTATE AGENCY 216 MAIN STREET WARSAW, VA 22572 PHONE 333-4933 “We Know The Neck” P.O. Box 1487 Tappahannock, VA 22560 804-443-5902 Books, Gifts, Hallmark Items m REALTOR Producers 117 Coleman of Viicjinia. Congratulations to the Class of 1987 (804) 443-4750 (804) 443-9321 DORN MOTOR CO., INC. Full Service Department State Inspection Station Quality Used Cars Rental Cars Available RT 17 360 TAPPAHANNOCK, VIRGINIA CHILDS INSURANCE ASSOC’S HARVEST EXCHANGE, INC. Harold Childs, General Agent Auto Home Life Hospital motorcycle and SR22 filings 216 Main St. P.O. Box 1017 Warsaw, VA 22572 Phone: 333-3531 i P CONGRATULATIONS ON A SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED YEAR i WARSAW MEDICAL CENT] LET US KEEP THOSE YEARS HEALTHY AT THE Sonja M. Johns, M.D., Family Medicine Herbert L. Veney, M.D., M.P.H., Family Medicine Nazir Chaudhary, M.D., Psychiatry Phillip Duncan, M.D., Cardiology Horace Jackson, M.D., Gastroenterology James Jones, M.D., Obstetrics and Gynecology Marc McCain, M.D., Psychiatry George Teekah, M.D., Pulmonary Medicine John Weaver, M.D., Radiology P.O. Box 1016 Warsaw, VA 22572 333-9660 118 Producers STRATFORD HALL PLANTATION Westmoreland County, Virginia Historic Home of the Lee Family Built 1 25-1730 by Thomas Lee. Born here were the only two brothers to sign the Declaration of Independence. Richard Henry Lee and Francis Lightfoot Lee. as well as General Robert E. Lee. The Original Great House and four dependencies are over 250 years old. Facilities include a Reception Center with slide presentation and museum. 1600acre plantation open every day except Christmas. Plantation Lunch served April through October — 11:30a.m.-3:00 p.m. Stratford Hall is located just off of State Route 3 on Write for free brochure: State Route 214, six miles northwest of Montross, Virginia, Robert E. Lee Memorial Association in Westmoreland County and 42 miles southeast of Stratford Hall Plantation Producers 119 b A.C. Compressors • Alternators • Brake Shoes Carburetors • Clutc hes • Distributors • Starters Wiper Motors • Water Pumps • Brake Calipers b Wood Tompkins Cores, Inc. Top Prices paid for Rebuildable Automotive Cores (301) 843-8809 SAM TOMPKINS Nite (301) 627-5814 RICHARD WO( Nite (202) 635-201 THANK YOU - OUR BRIGHTEST STARS The RAIDERS staff wishes to express its sincere gratitude and appreciation to the follow¬ ing persons for their assistance in the production of this edition: Business Advertisers Patrons Mr. George W. Drewry, Principal MrsrPauiaiittle, Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Janice G. Pierson, Art Instructor Mrs. Deenie Dodson, Secretary NORTHERN NECK NEWS Taylor Publishing Company Mr. Dan DeFalco, TPC District Manager Mr. Greg Wright III, Photographer Mr. Art Wright, Photographer Mrs. Cynthia Bronner Packett, Photography Ms. Janice Coates, Photographer -MfrTim Radcliffi Photo graph e r (R €€) Faculty Students Friends 5 -Gris tal Forr e stei vUo ditor Tina Reynolds,-f Editor Mrs. Anna Mae Sanders, Advisor Si ' i ' ,FQ0 7?J mu uiijmmii W G FOODS Rt. 2 Warsaw, VA 333-3391 OPEN Monday-Saturdsj 8 a.m.-9p.m. Sundays 8 a.m.-7 p.m. I Friendliest Service In Toy 120 Producers Epilogue