Rappahannock High School - Rappsody Yearbook (Washington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1972 volume:

THE 1972 RAPPSODY BY THE ANNUAL STAFF OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL WASHINGTON, VIRGINIA COUNTRY ROADS . . . ixjn'i i i w m K‘ i ANOI’I N .MIMI' This is your story for today, kiddies Almost heaven Rappahannock, Blue Ridge Mountains, Thornton River Life is free here, freer than the trees Higher than the mts., blowin' like a breeze. Country Roads, take us home to the place we belong. Rappahannock, Mountain Mama Take us home, country roads. All our memories gather 'round us, Cold, cold mornin' waitin' for the bus. School bells ringin' early in the day, Rub our tired eyes and say, There ain't no way. Country Roads, take us home, to the place we belong. Rappahannock, Mountain Mama, Take us home. Country Roads. And truckin' down the hall, We see our friends and teachers on their way to class, way to class. Country Roads, take us home to the place we belong, Rappahannock, Mountain Mama Take us home, Country Roads Long winding road How could a burglar get through that little door? One little piggie went to market, two piggies came to school. 3 ove to wear uniforms out here TO THE PLACE WE BELONG 6 SOCIALS Many entertaining and memorable events highlight a year at RCHS. Last spring, the Class of '72 held the prom titled, Parisian Holiday . This year began with a Masquerade Party for the benefit of FHA. Next in line was the Senior Ring Dance given by the Senior Class. The SCA sponsosred the Thanksgiving Assembly. Other events included a 'Talent Show sponsored by NHS, and a Christmas program given by the fac- ulty. Social events did not end there, for future planning was underway. The 45th Cavalry was great at the Ring Dance I'll take her to heaven1 7 Mike and Patricia enjoy the Se- nior Ring Dance Faculty members appear most content at the 1971 Prom Hey, you're not my wife If you're gonna look over there, I'm gonna look over here' The President of NHS dances away Kevin snaps away for the Annual Staff There's a lot going on around our school, and much of it is sponsored by the various organiza- tions and clubs created and developed by the students. Cooperation of the faculty and administration aid in getting them off to a good start. But the rest is left up to the students who fulfill the positions faithfully. Judy, after a hard work-out at cheerleading practice 9 SCA The SCA, under the guidance of Mr. FI inchum, Sponsor, had a very successful season in '71-'72. Starting off with the very successful magazine campaign making us one of the richest clubs in the school. So with gratitude, we donated the money to our State Winning Cross-Country Team, for its equipment next season. In the entertaining department, the SCA held a real Turkey Show for the school for Thanksgiving. Next came the crowning of the Sweetheart Queen, Miss Bonnie Lillard, at a dance held to celebrate St. Valentines Day. Next on the agenda came Teachers Appreciation Day, with flowers and a luncheon as a small token to show our ap- preciation for such a groovy faculty. OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVES Officers: Mr. Flinchum, Sponsor; Bill Kilby, ident; Mike Anderson, Vice-President; Payne, Reporter; Cassie Frye, Secretary; Clark, Treasurer. Pres- Buck Greg I I Representatives: Row One: E. Cameron; B. Adkins; J. Rinker, M. Perdue; K. Dwyer; S. Grigsby; G. Estes. Row Two: R. Rector, P. Lintz; S. Latham; J. Summers; E. Williams; J. Massie; B. Taylor; D. Larimer. 10 Row One: E. Harper; Mr. Gray, Sponsor; C. Davis; M. Raney; C. Sisk; L. Ralls; D. Barron. Row Two. S. Williams; B. Kilby; L. Williams; D. Eastham; D. Larimer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The NHS started off the year by selling used books. In November, with much hard work, a Tal- ent Show was presented in which all of the student body could participate. The Honor Society also racked their brains for the Klassroom Kwiz in Harrisonburg. 11 Musical winners in the Talent Show VARSITY CLUB Row One Mr. Patterson, Sponsor; B. Atkins; L. Cordle; R. Myers; M. Donaldson; B. Foster; T. Taylor; B. Settle. Row Two: S. Leake; L. Fletcher; L. Turner; F. Payne; H. Jordan; C. Frye; B. Kilby; D. Larimer. KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN Row One: J. Pullen; J. Norman; F. Hitt; B. Settle; E. Dennis; M. Timbers; B. Atkins; L. Cubbage; T. Baker; G. Wayland; J. Lewis; T. Wigington; L. Butler; J. Kindall; J. Riley. Row Two: G. Pullen; E. Williams; D. Ricketts; R. Dodson; W. Frazier; C. Thomas; W. Lillard; R. Jenkins; C. Woodard; M. Paul; I. Ralls; R. Myers; J. Compton. Row Three: S. Green; R. Scott; W. Stover; D. Settle; J. Smith; R. Swain; L. Fletcher. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row One: J. Smith; D. Keys; B. Smoot. Row Two: C Timbers; N. Jones; B. Fincham; E. Dwyer; B. Stringfellow; G. Settle; C. Pullen; E. Foster; N. Butler; Mrs. Moffett, Librarian. DRESS REVIEW BOARD Row One: Mrs. Moffett; D. Barron; Miss Davis; C Frye. Row Two: Mr. Titchenell; B. Kilby; B. Lee; Mr. Harrison; Mr. Flinchum. 13 Row One L. Settle; B. Liliar d; D. Smith; B. Printz; B. Stringfellow; R. Williams; Miss Eller. Row Two: B. Rutherford; P. Payne; W. Williams; C. Huff; D. Nicholson; J. Smith; B. Weakley. Row Three: B. Lee; H. Settle; G. Roberts; J. Harrell; D. Barron; B. Stringfellow; J. Cloud. Row Four: B. Settle; J. Deal; M. Timbers; R. Dennis; R. Myers; H. Frye; R. Groves; W. Frazier. Row Five: W. Stover; M. Parker; S. Green; J. Brown; T. Baker; J. Dodson. CHOIR If you heard anyone going around school singing in a high opera pitch tune, it wasn't the Mickey Mouse Fan Club, it was the choir. After Miss Eller left for greener grass in married life, the Choir was turned over to Miss Wood. Under Miss Eller, the choir gave entertainment at the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. Under Miss Wood, the choir sang for the Graduation Com- mencement. Officers. President, Patsy Payne; Vice-Pres., Bonnie Lillard; Librarian, Janice Smith and Treasurer, Hugh Frye 14 Shall we call it groovy, sexy, or just plain witchy? Well, that was the scene at the Hallow- een Sock-hop held in the gym and sponsored by the FHA. For profit, candy apples were sold at a car wash in the Front Royal Shopping Center. Another dynamic project was a faculty baby picture contest, in which the profits were sent to the Welfare Dept, for needy families over the Christmas Holiday. FHA Sitting: S. Clark; D. Jenkins; G. Estes; B. Steele; D. West. Row One Mrs. Witten, Sponsor; J. Smith; R. Dennis; J. Wharton; B. Atkins; J. Huff; K. Pullen; P Settle; B. Settle; P. Lintz; C. Huff; E. Dwyer; G. Settle. Row Two: J. Dodson; M. Racer; C. Woodward; F. Leake; N. Settle; M. Walker; J. Atkins. Guess who's coming to dinner. 15 RAPPSODY STAFF Hurry up' I wanna buy a yearbook' Through the fine efforts of the Annual Staff and their sponsor, Mrs. Magarity, many changes have been made in the yearbook. It is difficult to summarize a whole year in 80 pages, but the staff has done it's best to bring forth the 1972 Rappsody. Hey babe' You know you wanna buy a patron ad' Write your name for only 25 C ' What a bargain! Row One: C. Timbers; D. Barron; B. Printz; B. Reid; C. Davis; D. Roy; W. Brown; L. Snead; Mrs. Magarity - Sponsor. Row Two: M. Perdue; D. Thornhill; J. Massie; A. Nichols; L. Cordle; B. Payne; K. Day; B. Lee; K. Burke. 16 . m m wMj iSSrS ( nr my And we did1 The Pep Club is o newly organized club with the cheerleaders, Mrs. Yakim, and Miss Clark as sponsors. Our Panthers will agree that our school had better spirit than a lot of other schools and most of the credit goes to the Pep Club. PEP CLUB 17 Way to get in there and fight 'em Panthers. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row One: Brenda Printz; Judy Alther, Captain; Cil Davis. Row-Two: Nancy Jones, Alternate; Jeanne St. Clair; Angela Dennis, Alternate. Row Three: Betty Lee, Co-Captain; Wendy Brown; Cassie Frye; Florence Turner. This year, the number of Varsity Cheerleaders at our school was increased by three. The number rose from seven to ten. There were eight regulars with two alternates. Being a cheerleader carries a lot of ups and downs. It means weekly practices, sore muscles and throats, “family squabbles , and long bus rides, often on a fourth of a seat. But, it's winks from the players, smiles from the crowd of spectators, all the little things, and most of all, nights like the Friday nite at Strasburg High when the Panthers broke their losing season that make it all so worth while. The Varsity Cheerleaders would like to extend their sincerest gratitude to Mrs. Linda Yakim, their sponsor, for her time and help. “Those Panthers are some kinda good JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders would like to thank their sponsor, Miss Sharon Clark, for all of the time and help she gave towards their development. The Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad is in it's second year at Rappahannock. The squad is chosen from eighth, ninth, and tenth grade girls. All efforts were put forth this season by the eleven cheerleaders, and they showed up prepared and anxious at every game. They maintained their smiles and good spirit whether the Junior Varsity Panthers were winning or losing. No matter what happens, the Junior Varsity cheerleaders will also admit that it all was worth it. Hey, let's show our JV's that we love 'em Row One Cindy Cummins. Row Two Beth Parker; Linda Atkins. Row Three Cookie Fox; Libby Snead; Sally Grigsby. Row Four Cheryl Poling; Darlene Jet. Row Five Nanette Butler, Captain; Carolyn Glascock; Mary Moore Kilby. 19 Clap time, girls Now, run that by me Yes, Nanette, anything you say again 20 We gotta get it alltogether now Cross Country members prepare for another run. Roger Dodson has a good layup during a Junior Varsity Basketball game. Sports have taken on a new outlook at RCHS. With the newly formed Cross Country team running all the way to the State Championship. Basketball brought RCHS a long-awaited winning season and dribbled its way to the tournament on the district level. t V Harry Jordan makes 2 Basketball game. points a Varsity during 21 CROSS COUNTRY Our Cross Country Team runs these country roads you've heard so much about. Conditioning and practicing consumes more time than we realize, but those long hours of hard rood work really pay off. Our team showed a lot better than pretty good for their first year. Pan- ther runners won their first four track meets with Charles Thomas being unbeaten in all five. Bill Taylor and John Summers usually traded second and third places, while Bronson Jenkins, Bobby Foster, and Tom Taylor rounded out the team. Bobby Titchenell was also a valuable and faithful runner. And mustn't a few words be said about our great coach, John Toth, who ran track and cross country in college, started the team and started some- thing really great' BILL TAYLOR, a member of the Old Hollow Team puts his heart into it. CHARLIE THOMAS, our consistent First Place Runner nears the finish line. JOHN SUMMERS, trucks on at Randolph Macon Academy. CHARLIE leaves 'em far behind. Dis are da COACH (duh!) Coach John Toth with C.C. Manager, J.P. Dodson. BRANSON JENKINS keeps his BOBBY FOSTER is over- knees high at our only home meet. taking a dude from RMA. AWAY Warren County 34 Rappahannock 21 AWAY Montevideo 40 Rappahannock 19 AWAY Randolph Macon Academy 38 Rappahannock 23 AWAY Stonewall Jackson 31 Rappahannock 24 HOME Warren County 24 Rappahannock 31 VPI Invitational Meet Rappahannock Placed 3rd. Remember in Cross Country, the lower score wins. TOM TAYLOR passes a Stonewall Jackson runner with Branson not far behind. At the State Cross Country Meet, our Rappahannock boys Shone! Rappahannock placed first in the Single A Division of High School Athletics. Charlie Thomas placed first and Bill Taylor, John Summers, Branson Jenkins, and Tom Taylor held down positions, fourth through seventh respectively. Bobby Titchenell and Bobby Foster finished in 9th and 11th place. All were in a field of 19 Single A runners. Results of State Meet Rappahannock County 23 Essex 48 Parry McCluer 62 24 Rappahannock's Prized Possession VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Bill Kilby; Ronnie Myers. Row One: Mr. Carter Ellis, Coach; Bobby Smoot; Lorenzo Fletcher; Lawrence Turner; Thomas Wigington; Harry Jordan; Clifford Frye; Steve Leade; Bill Settle. BOBBY SMOOT sinks a foul shot. They did it! The Varsity Pan- thers turned Rapp'ks. losing streak into a winning one. It was that fateful night at Strasburg High when it happened. The buzzer sounded and the Panthers had won. A new feeling seemed to fill all spectators, players, and cheerleaders. And Strasburg Rams began to scatter everywhere. After that, the winning streak continued. It continued through further wins over Strasburg, Central, Elkton, and William Monroe. These victories carried us to the district tournament. Much appreciation goes to the players for their hard work, fine efforts, and long awaited victories. Thanks, also, go to Mr. Carter Ellis, Coach, who gave of his time and knowledge to lead the Pan- thers down the country road to victory. TEAM WORK Jump ball, jump ball, get it, get it' Rebound Panthers, Rebound Substitutes wait anxiously to play 26 RONNIE MYERS lets her rip to make 2 points PANTHERS REACH DISTRICT PLAY OFF. Proud cheerleaders wait patiently HARRY JORDAN shoots despite Madison player 27 JUNIOR VARSITY Row One Jay Miller; Wilbur Glascock; Mike Tupper; Dale Russell, Roger Dodson; Hodge Miller; Jim Massie. Row Two: William Jordan; Larry Aylor; Eddie Williams; Gary Williams; Andy Nichols; John Summers; Bobby Titchenell; Tom Taylor; Mr. Dean Hahn, Coach. The Junior Varsity team, also, put forth much effort in the '71- '72 season. Even though their season was not as successful as the Varsity, after all, it's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game. And the JV's showed fine team and sportsmanship action during their game. Much thanks goes to Mr. Dean Hahn, for his guidance, time, and help during the season. 28 EDDIE WILLIAMS makes it good1 GARY WILLIAMS blocked by opposing player Raise the score two points 29 Rappahannock and Stonewall back to back You can't have my bat! BASEBALL The determination and a mood of get in there and fight surrounded the Baseball Team of '71, with Mr. Patterson as their coach. Even though some of the players graduated, they are still looking forward to a great year in '72. 30 Strike 3, you're OUT! The look of determination DEDICATION The 1972 Rappsody is dedicated to our principal, Mr. Dennis B. Wingfield, with gratitude and admiration for his willingness to listen, his calm understanding, wise counseling, faith in youth, and efficient leadership as he guides us along the long The face of a leader. country roads to wider horizons. Students will often find Mr. Wingfield working diligently. 31 ADMINISTRATION All functions of the high school are centered in the Office of Administration. It is the duty of the office to maintain the effective operation of Rappahannock County High School. Such areas as study programs, faculty organization, financial plans, and extracurricular activities are concerns of this office. Mr. Dennis Wingfield, our Principal, hard at work Our Assistant-Principal, Mr. George Patterson, browsing through office papers. Always with a smile, our Guidance Counselor, Mr. James Martin, greets students 32 STAFF Mrs. Brenda Payne fulfills the duty of secretary for RCHS Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Atkins roam the halls searching for dirt and cutting off locks. Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Foster take a break from preparing lunch. I The maintenance of the building and grounds, administering food services, and the upkeep of accurate office records are duties provided for the school by the staff. Mornings, afternoons, and sometimes even evenings, the staff is hard at work for the benefit of all people concerned with RCHS. 33 Country roads take our School Marms and Masters, our teachers, home after our rush is over. When the 3:10 bell rings, they're no longer our teacher's, they're human again. We're luckier at Rappahannock than we realize, because we have young teach- ers that we can identify with. If you've got a problem, there's always a teacher's shoulder to cry on. They make us work, and sweat, and shed a few tears, but after all of the term papers, projects, book reports, themes, essays and papers, we can sit back and relax. We don't realize that their work has just begun. Grading all of those delightful papers, figuring grades, helping us pass, they have a bigger job than we know, because it's up to them to know us, teach Did You hear the one about . . .? us, and to make us think. What do you know, the book is right. The wood nymph 'This is your question 34 School Marms Isn't that cute! Hmmmmmmm Miss Sharon Clark Miss Cynthia Davis Miss Sherrie Eller Mrs. Jewelle Magarity Mrs. Jean Moffett Mrs. Kathryn Pomeroy Miss Ann Spieker Mrs. Diane Trask Mrs. Linda Yakim Mrs. Michael Witten 35 Doddle Time Mr. James Adkins Mr. Carter Ellis Mr. Roger Flinchum Mr. Edward Gray Mr. Dean Hahn Mr. William Harrison Mr. Richard Helmer Mr. George Patterson Mr. B. Gale Titchenell Mr. John Toth And Masters “Outside looking in 36 “Gym time Don't wanna do nothin', do ya? Class of '72 returns to rings with stones President - Gary Wayland, Vice-President - Brenda Printz, Secretary - Bonnie Lillard, Treasurer - Judy Alther As the Senior Class begins the journey down the path of life, memories of the past years at RCHS will remain with them. These will include Senior Play, Senior Trip, and many more events that lead up to that final day when they received their diplomas. 37 JUDY K. ALTHER Jude Babe MICHAEL P. ANDERSON Co-pilot's dream CHERYL A. BAILEY Ain't No Sunshine CHARLES T. BAKER Playboy DEBORAH L. BARRON Red Barron JERRY L. BROWN Small fry KARL L. BURKE Play Maestro LOIS E. CAMERON I Wike You 38 JAMES D. DEAL Join the apple core ROBERT G. DENNIS Sundance Kid WADE W. FRAZIER Say somethin' BEVERLY J. FREEMAN Soul Sister, No. 1 HUGH FRYE Midnight Ryder RICHARD F. GORE Loneliness is a sad affair STEVEN W. GREEN Fat Albert JOYCE M. DODSON Juicy Mae RONALD L. DODSON Surf's Up1 DABNEY H. EASTHAM D. H. E. Dog VIVIAN M. GROVES Shaft is a Bad ELLA MAE HARPER Christ is the answer CAROLYN G. HUFF Celebrate-Celebrate! DOLLY A. KEYS What you see is what you get WILLIAM I. KILBY It's a wide, wide world BETTY J. LEE Ain't it sweet! 40 JIMMY R. ORANGE He didn't say FRANCIS L. PAYNE Wild Buck PATRICIA M. PAYNE Despy BRENDA J. PRINTZ Big Mama CHRISTINE G. PULLEN Strictly Business BETTY J. RUTHERFORD I don't care GERALDINE B. SETTLE When you're hot, you're hot WILLIAM L. SETTLE Pokey JANICE L. SMITH Peewee 41 BONNIE J. SMOOT Squirrel BEVERLY A STRINGFELLOW Slick as a weasel JAMES W. SWAIN Wake Up! GARY B. WAYLAND Easy Lovin' FAYE J. WILLIAMS There you go! RAYMOND WILLIAMS Look Out 42 Would ya believe I was asleep when the whole thing happened? President - Kevin Day, Vice-President - Doug Larimer, Secretary - Cil Davis, Treasurer - Christine Timbers Eddie, that's a no-no' With the Junior year comes the ordering of class rings and plans for the prom held in May. Thoughts of the future appear as they think of their one year left at RCHS. But through the trials and triumphs, the Class of '73 shines through. It's no use, they've caught us now 44 Wendy Brown Janet Burke Margie Cannon Janet Cloud Kevin Day Cil Davis Pam Deal Rose Dennis Vickie Dodson Ginger Estes Doris Fletcher Clifford Frye 45 Nancy Jones James Kendall Doug Larimer Faye Leake Steve Leake Walter Lillard Barbara Mulcahy James North Mike Parker Ike Ralls Linda Ralls 46 Donna Roy Charla Sisk Bobby Smoot Bonnie Southard Barbara Steele Wallace Stover Charles Thomas Christine Timbers Donna Walker Steven Williams Wanda Williams Carolyn Woodward Dale Woodard 47 Huh, what did you say about going across the country7 Wanna see me draw real quick7 48 Silence is golden Ike and his cheat notes saved me He's just gotta be kiddin' The Dawson Gang strides again’ r nv v Think so, huh? SOPHOMORES The Class of '74 appeared to be in the middle, with two years down and two left to go. They seem to have the easier over and the harder to pull yet. Paved or rocky road, you can be sure they will come through with a positive and winning smile. President - Susan Latham, Vice-President - Mary Moore Kilby, Sec.-Treas. - Johnny Smith Randy and David goofing off in class as usual. 49 Nanette Butler Sarah Clark Frank Coffey Larry Cubbuge Angela Dennis Ernest Dennis John Dodson Roger Dodson Morris Donaldson Emily Dwyer Cassie Frye Bobby Foster Silas Foster Carolyn Glascock Deloris Gibbs Melody Green Ronnie Grimes Jean Harrell John Harris Franklin Hitt Connie Huff Joyce Huff Debbie Hudson Victoria Hutt 50 Linda Jenkins Ronnie Jenkins Darlene Jett Deborah Jett Randall Jones Harry Jordan William Jordan Steve Keys Mary Kilby Susan Latham John Lewis Treavous Lewis Margaret Mann David Nichols Doris Nicholson Elmer Parker Michael Paul Martin Perdue Cheryl Poling George Pullen 51 Linda Settle Nancy Settle Johnnie Smith Pearl Spicer Jeanne St. Clair Betty Stringfellow John Summers Roger Swain Thomas Taylor Eddie Williams Gary Williams Rachel Williams Cleveland Williams Jimmy Wines David Thornhill Bobby Titchenell Joan Wayland Curtis Williams Charles Woodard Donna Woodward 52 Hey, wanna drag? Moose, I don't want to hear it! I don't care, just make them think we're doing something CONstructive, not DEstruc- tive Ouch, I just broke my knuckles again President - Sherry Looney, Vice-President - Molly Dennis, Secretary - Sally Grigsby, Treasurer - Carol Jackson With three years left to go, the Freshman Class of '75 made it's way through it's second year at RCHS. With their will-power and spirit, they will make their years up to the final step of gradua- tion most memorable. I know you love me'' FRESHMEN 54 Jay Alther Beverly Atkins Calvin Atkins Kaye Bennett Bruce Cave Greg Clark Shirley Clark Ruth Clatterbuck Betty Compton Donald Compton Eddie Craft Amy Day Maureen Day Mollie Dennis Janet Dodson Margaret Dunn Kathy Dwyer Jackie Estes Robin Estes Betty Fincham Paul Fincham Lorenzo Fletcher Ed Foster Ed Foster Greg Foster Irene Foster Sharon Foster Brenda Gallihugh Larry Glasker Jim Gray Janice Grimes 55 Angela Grigsby Raymond Groves Terri Halle Grant Hill Winfrey Hitt Norman Jenkins C. B.Johnson Selena Jordan John Leake Betty Lilly Beverly Looney Sherry Looney Randolph Mahoney Jim Massie Ernest McDonald Jay Miller Andy Nichols Joe North Kenny Pullen Debbie Racer Mary Racer James Riley Marian Scleronsky Bill Scoggin Peggy Scroggins Debra Settle Gary Settle Hershel Settle 56 Susan Settle Shirley Sisk Larry Smoot Libby Snead Paula St. Clair Anne Stokes Teddy Sutherland Bill Taylor Debbie Thomas Mary Thornhill Frances Timbers Mary Timbers Gail Timmons Monica Walker Dorothy Walters Mary Lou Walters Steve Welch Judy Wharton Virginia Wharton Janet Williams Pam Williams Ray Williams 57 Oh, my arthritis is actin' up again! Ah, 36-24-36 58 Honest, I didn't do it! Hey, this ice creom box was made in Japan I always daydream in study hall 8th GRADE Last fall another class of 8th grade students entered the halls of RCHS confused and worried, but ready to face a new year and whatever it brought. They have their hardest year over and the Class of '76 will look forward to four more eventful and exciting years. 59 Barry Adkins Ann Marie Alther Brenda Atkins Louis Atkins Linda Lou Atkins Shelby Atkins Gary Baker Cynthia Beebe Diane Brady Larry Brown Deborah Burke Floyd Bywaters John Carter Richard Chris Barry Christian Brenda Christian Larry Christian Festus Clanagan Lonnie Clatterbuck Pat Clark Rhonda Clark Susan Coates Barbara Jean Compton Lois Jean Compton Levi Corbin Betty Costello Cindy Cummins bill Dawson Tony Deal Sam Deavers Carolyn Ann Dodson Ruby Dunn Samuel Dwyer Gloria Fincham Charles Fox Darlene Fox 60 Sharon Fox Theresa Fleming Milton Fletcher Virginia Fletcher Dorothy Foster Kate Frazier Eddie Frazier Diane Freeman James Freeman Sheila Fritts Acy Frye Carroll Frye Seneca Gatewood Wilbur Glascock Particia Grigsby Charles Harper Margaret Hitt Linda Hudson Mary Hudson Gail Hutt Brenda Jenkins Carol Jenkins Charles Jenkins Clifton Jenkins Connie Jenkins Nancy Jenkins Rhonda Jenkins Margaret Jett Wanda Jett Marina Jones Otis Jordan Rosa Jordan James Kinsey Jimmy Lillard Ronnie Lillard Earl Lilly 61 Pam Lintz Mary Massie Hope McDonald Tom Metzinger Hodge Miller Jerry Mills Leslie Mulcahy Mike Nethers Ronnie Nicholson Our 8th Grade English Teacher 62 Peggy Settle Ricky Settle David Sisk Mary Smelser Cecil Smoot Debbie Smoot Mike Smoot William Smoot Darlene Starks Russell Waldron Clinton Walker Sharon Walker Richard Wayland Edward Weakley Albert Wharton Judy Wharton Nancy Wharton Tommy Wharton Sam Wigington Beverly Williams James Williams Marquerite Williams Tamara Williams Tommy Woodward Fook Cheung Yuen 63 Let me see, 1 + 1 -uh, uh . . . 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