Reid Ross High School - Rohian Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1977 volume:

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We may new pass this uKiy again. Dreams, so they say, are for the fools, and they let them drift away. Peace, like the silent dove, should be flying, but it ' s only just begun s- smmk .r? i iJ « Like Columbus in the olden days, we must gather all our courage. 11 ' . •. I b A f  . u L3r f Sai our sAips ou on the open sea; cast away our fears And all the years will come and go and take us up, always up. We may never pass this way again. So I want to laugh while the laughing is easy. y ' want to cry if it makes it worthwhile. m 15 For I may never pass this uKiy again WACHOVIA fja. I H I IB imB II li«li. F I K ' «■■■■ |BiF 4 FACULTY STAFF 1 ' Ary n; JS- Fayotleville has liecome a very vital part of my career in pulilir education. As we work together to continue to have one of the Ix-st school systems in the State. Reid Ross Senior llinh School hius exceiletl in making this happen. For a school lo gain the reputation that Reid Ross has. it takes a loyal student body, dedicated admini.strators and faculty, out- stantling support from the community, and admiration and resiM ' cl from its opponents. Your good work has brought honor and res| ect to our school system, and you have my continued support and enthusiasm for another great year. Sincerely, R. Max .Xbtwtt. Superintendent I ' uirv and Staff IH y career m ue to have ass Senior )r a school es a loyal ulty, out- I have my year. lent Dr. Womble Mr. Bowden Jacob VVoullard Administrative Assist. Donald liiindri ' th Assisliint Prinicpnl ( ' lnMPR 22 ' ;irrii ' ( i.iriicr Dunald Lawhorn National Honor Society KInn Avcrrllr Lihrnry CI. Irrnc Lnnr Mr. Barnes Environmental Science Bioiogw Science Club Mi.ss Ban-foot Junior and Senior Enijlish Tri Hi Y Department Head Mr. Ba.singer Athletic Director U. S. History, VVresllini; Mrs. Caldwell French and English French Club Faculty Mr. Cameron Biology- Tennis Coach Mr. Cogdell Driver ' s Education Mr. Culver Math Faculty and Stat 1 25 Mr Daniels G ' nman. Physics ruTinan Club Mr. Daskal Vt)rld Leaders, War and Peace F.xitball Track Coach Mr. Ford Biology Department Head Mrs. Fowler Shorthand, Bookkccpiti F. B. L. A. Mr. Fra ier Junior and Senior Engli-sh Literary Magazine Sgt Frederick Drill Team R. O. T. C. Mm. Frederick Home E« ' on mic Adv.uurd Food , F. H. A. Mrs Fewell SiK ' iul Studies Kiculty and Staff 20 Mrs. Gatewood Health Occupations Health Careers Club Mrs. Gilchrist Minority Studies, World History Black History Club Mr. Grinnell Junior English Drama Club Col. Hargis R. O. T. C. Department Head Mr. Hauge Latin Latin Club Mrs. House Spanish, Spanisli Club Department Head Mr. Hunter Carpentry VICA Mrs. Johnson Algebra Trigonometry Student Council Advisor Faculty and Staff 27 i Mrs Jordan Girl ' s Phv.sical Education So ft ball Vol ley ball Coach. G A A eA-4 Miss Kalcvas Trigonomeln, ' , Gcomelr. ' Craft Club, Department Head -t V ' . ff M ■ Mr Kraniack Automotive Industries Blue VICA Mrs. Lane Government. Youth and Law Department Head Mrs. M,L..,.,I .S(;t. Norris .Spanish Rifle Team Pep Club R. O. T. C. v Mrs. Owen Sophomore and Si ' nior Engli.ih Pnw PrintJi Mr. Pnnionii C ' hi-mi.itrv. Biolo) - J V Ba.Hkel ball Baseball Conch Faculty and Stflff SM W Mrs. Paschal Sophomoro Eiifjlish Mrs. Petoskey Home Economics Mrs. Pharr Sophomore English F. T. A. Mr. Quails Chorus, Harmony Junior Class — Key Club Sponsor Mr. Ray Drafting Blue V. I.e. A. Miss Regis Sophomore English Miss Sanders Junior and Senior English Modern Dance— Senior Class Sponsor Miss Shclton Youth and Law, World History Girl ' s Tennis, Basketball and Track Coach Annual Sponsor Faculty and Staff 29 I Mrs. Slappey Art, Art Club, J. V. Cheerleaders Ms. Smith Social Studies Mrs. Stearn.s Typing, F. B. L. A. Mr. Stockdnio MiirrhinK Band. Lab Band DoparliiUMil Head Mm. West Office Practire CO OP. Dopnrtnient Head I 1 Ml-. Westbrook Business M;ilh, Typiiit; Gi ' iioral Busiiu ' ss Mr. Underwood Boy ' s P. E. A.sst. Football Coach Golf and Varsity Ba.sketball Coach Mr. Warren ICT, Red V. I. C. A., Sr. Class Sponsor, Trade and Industrial Ed. Dept. Head. Mrs. Weiler Geometry, Cheerleaders Coach Mrs. Wilson Family Life, Home Economics Mrs. Yow Geometry, Algebra I Jr. Class Sponsor Faculty and Staff 31 T ie Faculty Should Recognize Its Limitations Faculty iiiul Slarf 32 Cafeteria Staff BACK ROW: M. Hannah, H. Bunnell, M. WiUiford, L. Vereen, M. McDonald, J. Goolsby, R. Davis, R. Jackson, M. Johnson, E. Graham. FRONT ROW; M. Peckmann, B. Bain— Dietitian, M. Luttrell. r V i f V Janitorial t 1 L Staff Left to Right: N. McNair, J. Gainey, N. Gainey, L. Buthune, S. Fulton Faculty Staff 33 Or|tnni%atii n« 34 Organizations 1976-77 Annual Staff BUSINESS MANAGERS: Lisa Ro.s.s. Janel Gamble. EDITORS: Robin Patterson, Mike Jackson, Pat Longo, Donna Dyer Sus,. Sutherland. y ¥J i • v . FEATURES: David Fronczak, Yvonne Sullen. Susan Sutherland Susan Link. ORGANI AIIONS Bonita McDonald. Alice Pickens Donnn Dyer, Di-bbir Corcoran. .Sandy Link ' j ' - ' ' ' ' ' ! ■■ ' ' ' ■• S ' ' l ' l..n.l. l„u l..„ulon. Kim Vera. Maria fcwinu (Editor). Or|i«nizntion . ' )ti SPORTS: Craig Browning. Eric Daw.son. Rcgina Reid Mike Jackson, Edwina Hamilton. I Art Club Back Row: M. Knock, Mrs. Slappy, VV. Bell, C. Hutchinson, K. Moore, M. Ewing, J. Janason, S. Williams, M. Evans, J. Berg, R. Mitchell. P. Mazalis, C. Smith. Front Row: D. Richards, D. McDougal, R. Martin, C. James, B. Pinkney, T. Belin, I. Spruell, W. McKinnon, L. Taylor, L. Ray, K. Dimsdale, R. Grooms, J. Lambert. Look at that nose! It ' s a work of art! in T ' Mile V Students with an eye for works of art form the Art Club at Raid Ross. The curriculum of this or- ganization includes excursions, art shows, and stu- dent exhibits. The Art Club encourages the development of individual talent and to expand the knowledge of its members by field trips, films, and visits from guest speakers. The scope of the club includes con- temporary as well as traditional art. Mrs. Carleen Slappy is the sponsor of the Art Club. Officers: Pres.— B. Pinkiicy, V. Pres.-M. Ewint;, Sec. Treas M. Evans. 1 ( Organizations 3 7 Concert and Lab Band The concert and lal) bands are com|)osed of both Band I and Band II students. Under the di- rection of Mr. Stockdale, these stutlents put • to- gether and perform .several outslandinn lon- certs during the course of the year. The lab band was started at the begin- ning of this year. It con- tains outstanding stu- dents and together they play popular and hit songs. Both bands per- formed for the student body at the Christmas concert and will perform in the spring concert. The I ab Band is working hard with the production of SUGAR. i Flag Girls Maxine Chambers Janice Thompson Karen Leonard P. McCloud % Sheila Johnson Lisa Bates Angela Chisholm Wanda Bell Lafonya Hughes Clara Thompson Organizations 39 Twirlers and Band ' - ' ' 111 Black History Club m 4 I S ' ff Front Row: Sharon Taylor, Gwen Haile, Pam Mason, Vedia Roundtree, Sharon Jackson, Linda Strother, Valencya Simmons, Tammy James, Maria Ewing, Jackie Lewis, Gordon Dove. 2nd Row; Verona Colar, Lafonya Hughes, Angela Chisolm, Yvonne Sullen, Jean Brown, Karen Leonard. Novella Smith, Jaime Walker, Jeffrey Parker, Bill Pinkney. 3rd Row: Dee Smith, Flora Bell, Karen Thompson, Cynthia Norman, Belinda Blount. Larry Ray. Melody Maddox, Deatrice Johnson, Veronica Smith, Bridgette Adams, Debbie Meekins, Angela Henry, Michael Currie. Last Row: Gigi Parker, Richard Davis, Ronnie Young, Arnold Cogdell, Leon Taylor, Eddie McDuffie, Eric Dawson, Mark Yarboro, Jeffrey Allen, Ronald Kirkland. The Black History Club is under the direction of Mrs. Gilchrist. It was formed to further the knowledge of students taking Black History courses. They have undertaken the task of sponsoring many activities to foster the awareness of black students. This year they competed in a basketball game against W. F. L. B. At Christmas and Thanksgiving, they sponsored families in the commimity. Also, the Black History Club came in first place in the 1. C. C. Barbecue. M Mrs. Gilchrist— Advisor, Karen Thompson— President, Tammy James— Vice-President, Jaime Wal ker— Secretary , Linda Strother— Treasurer Bill Pinkney— Parliamentarian, Veronica Smith— Historian. Organizations 41 Chorus M Back Row: (loft to right) R. YounR, C. Dimms. K. Webb, G. Harifrove. A. Gasden, D. Averitto, I UHn;.,!.-. K. Hl,.l..tk. K V. . , Lott, R. McCloan. C. Hayps. D. Lee, D. Biilin, J. Docker ' , T. VVray. Front Row: (left to riRht) C. Biites, D. Torry. P. fanner. P. GiU-s V. Thomas, A. Buforcl. C. Johnson, B. Strickland, A. Mclvln, J. Torres. S. Barnes. T. Walters L .lohnson A McSwain R Bunrvnski K. Telson. L. Oingras. K. Lindhal. L. Mullins. ' ' ' I ' his year ' s choral doparttnent is composed of (lirls Chorus and Mixed Chorus. aloriR with Harmony. Having presented a Christmas special and a P. T. A. program, the choral department looks forwiird to taking; (lart in this year ' s spring musical ••SUGAR , from SOMt LIKK IT MOT. which promises to lie as big a success as last year ' s musical M.AME. Th( Choral I cpartment is under the direciion and guidance of .Mr. Marshall Quails. :. : ) OrgnnizatioiM 42 Cooperative Office Practice Mrs. Sybil West, S. Rogers, B. Coxwell, L. Belin, S. Sear, S. Hughes, J. Creech, J. Ehle, L. Vogenberger, K. Crist, N. Kelly. Cooperative Office Practice is a progi ' am designed for the high school senior who is interested in a career in business. It combines classroom study and on-the-job training, thus giving the student an opportunity to gain valuable work experience. j. V: Organizations 43 I Front Row: Becky Munl.ililn. Kiiron Nflson, Dea Bulen, Diana Tregaskas, Kathy Watkins. Cindy Jolinson. Donna Cooper, Martha Long, Bjifk Row: Nanry Craham. Laura Myi-rs. Audrey Robinson, Meleny Rogers, Donna Wafe, Linda Simmons, John Trodgen, Ben House, Lisa Ci vi rdale, James Laml« rl, Mrs. Knlevas The .Arts and Crafts Club at Ross is ai-tivv in service projects as well as creative projects. The club often combines the two, as it did when it irocheted stockings to fill for residents of a rest iionie. Metnliers share talents, exchange skills and create new ideas. Ui ' .i Miilen. Secrelary. Kalhy W.ilkiivs V •■■■ I ' Not Shown: Jnnct Unmlilp; Treiwurrr , Meliiiy IU iiers. Prrsideiil, Orgunizntionn 1 I Drama Club iMuthi M.Ben active ii cts.Tk when it of a rest Sitting: Al Melvin, L. Crosby, M. Torres, K. Adams, J. Dedeaux, V. Virgil, D. Hempstead, L. Richmond, J. Walker. 2nd row: B. Cares, L. Mathis, G. Haile, A. Buford, J. Lewis, T. Sullenberger, P. Brigman, B. Montaldo, B. House, B. Manuel. Standing: B. Gilliard, R. Davis, R. McGuire, R. Grooms, W. Copeland, S. Grubbs, J. Calhoun, S Mitchell, G. Parker. Actors perform in front of an audience. The Reid Ross Drama Club is organized for tlie purpose of learning more about the theater arts. Throughout the year there are guest speakers concerned with the various areas of dramatics, make-up, special effects, and lighting. The club usually performs small skits and plays before small audiences. This year ' s club officers are: President— D. Hempstead V.-Pres.-V. Virgil Sec.-J. Walker Tres.— L. Richmond Organizations 45 Future Homemakers of America First Row; K. H.-ll, V. ' Ihomiu., V. Dovr, V. CoUir, C. Smith, V. Smith, M. Wadrr, II. GvU. .S.tond K..w I ' . IVrry. 1 ( ' ro.swi ' ll, H. Hranch, B. Adams, J. GiKson, S. Miles, T. Landon. Third Row: J. Jenerson, R. Averitte, J. Mars, J. Presslv Radachousky, A. Hays, L. White, C. White, N. Smith, M. Phillips. Mrs. Frederick. r.il. ' . R. Parish. ( Fourth Row: 1. r The Future Homemakers of .America is an organization- for hoth young women and men to promote a growin j appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of good home and family life. To be a memlx-r. one must be taking or have taken Home Kconomics. The FHA, begun over 30 years ago, has grown to be nation-wide, with growing emphasis on devel- oping creative leadership, wholesome recrea- tion, and international good will. S. Milni, lli. l.. M. Wndrr, V. Prw Orgnniuitionii 46 French Club 1st Row: Char Donna Copper Ji ' Ifrrv Parki-r, lotto Lot , I.aiirii ' Sh.-llv R ulon. Ml TiirKfoii lany Ri «rrs, Kim Adams. Zaitla Monies. 2ncl Row: Joe Yaduskv. Li!i;i Kos.-, tlU-n I ' illery, Jean Boyle, Tina Landon, Mrs. Caldwell. Back Row: Steve Beasley, Cynthia Normani t l tt Tho main purpose of the French Club i.s to promote a better understanclinp of Fremh rulture and to give its memlx rs a wider knowletlge of the customs and every day hfe of the French jx ople. rhi dub provides a way for students to receive additional practice in using the Uuigiiage and increasing the vocabulary use. OKKICKRS: K. Adnmn-Scc., M. Rogenr-V. Prw.. Z. Montci-Pres. OrgnniM(ioai -l8 Future Teachers of America Front: L. Hughes, S. Landon, R. Parker, B. Hudgins, L. Gannon, T. Landon. V. McLauring, V. Dove, R. Young, S. Mace, B. Mace. Back Row: Z. Montes, A. Hayes, C. Thompson, S. Johnson, K. Allen, D. Smith, A. Chislom, L. Crosby, R. Simpson, M. Jones, J. Walker, D. Gillespie, V. Simmons, M. Ewing, T. James, V. Colar, Ms. Pharr, I. Graham ' illen ' , irmaii, The Future Teachers of America is a club, made up of both males and females, which is designed to promote careers in edu- cation, to acquaint its members with the pro- fessional aspects of teaching, and to encour- age greater teacher appreciation. The F. T. A. has had a variety of guest speakers, including the National Teacher of the Year for 1976, Mrs. Ruby Murchison, during its club meetings. The club also spon- sored a project of giving gifts to the teachers during the Holid ay season. The sponsor of F. T. A. is Mrs. Evelyn Pharr. OFFICERS: Sec.-Z. Montes, Pres.— T. Landon, Parl.-M. Jones, (Not Pictured) V. Pres.— K. Thompson Org;mizations 49 G. A. A. Thf G. A. A. promotes activities dealing with the development of .sfK)rtsmanship, charattor. physical fitness, luul leadership. Basketball, volley- ball, and Softball are just a few of the sports spon- sored by the dirls Athletic- Association. The club s|x nsor is Ms. Jordon. I Ills IS .1 V •TV fxciiini; cliit) mooting! Pros.— Diano Gillespie; V. Pros ackio Lewis. Sec. Troa.s.— Cindy Calias; Sgt. al Arm.s— Sharon Taylor K.rsi Kow N W.rth.S. T:,y|orD. Dyor.l ' JohnMM., K. Gralu.m.C.C;.l.as. I) c;ill.v.pH. .i L.w.s U M co J W ,lk.r S M „•.. I I„h M..m.l...,. S. rnylor. Bock Row: A. Strange. R. Autry. R. Reid. N. Smith. D, Bulen. ' o.Smith. L. LiichoVsky;! Bale.; CVate; his, K. Bcthoa. Orgnnizations SO German Club Back row; J. Tigner, T. Sullenberger, Y Sullen, S. Miles, Advisoi Mr. Daniel, R. Range. Front row: S. Sutherland, B. Tregases, A. Buford, A. Fields. Under the able di- rection of Mr. Joseph Daniels, the German Club of Reid Ross High School strives to enhance the members ' knowledge of the country and its history. The members work tenaciously and arduously to progress in this field. Projects in- clude field trips, in depth studies and work with neighboring German Clubs. OFFICERS: L. Davis— Tres., Y. Sullen— Pres., T. Sullenbergei— V. Pres., S. Sutherland— Sec. Organizations 5 1 Harmony l.st riiw: Donna Hall, Dean Chavis, Gwen Haile, David Porter, Lisa Jackson, Craig Browning, Susan Link ; Treasurer, Susan Wilson, Jim Porter, Caria Bullard; Secretary, Dwight King, Jackie Lewis. 2nd row: Phil Pollard, Lori Bradshaw, Mark Turgeon, Patty Soloman, Elaine Strickland, Debbie Corcoran, Terrie Morgan, Barry Sheppard. .Trd row: Bill Harris, Vida Roundtrce, Lisa Ross, Bill Yadusky. llh row Joe Yaduskv, Janet Gamble, Martha Long, Bill f igner; Vice President. Not Pictured— Linda Fillmore, President. Harmony is an audition choral (H ' oup under the direction of Mr. Marshall Quails that performs for school and civic func- tions. Their this year ' s activities include performances at the Officer ' s Club and Meet the Teacher ' s Night. This year ' s presi- dent is Linda Fillmore. Mr t iialls C ' hornl Oirwlor Orgnnunlions 52 Health Careers Club a Wilson J! alty Soloms Bill Yaoiis- D. Gillespe. R. Gill, S. Adams, R. Young, M. Ellis, A. Pickins, A. Gadsden, F. Smith, D. Hempstead, B. McDonald, V. Pitteford, A. Smith, B. Brannock, S. Wesley, W. Copeland, T. Gatewood — Advisor, W. Bame. The Reid Ross Health Careers Club has been very active this year. One of their money making projects was participating in a school barbecue. Their biggest project this year was the club awareness week. A speaker came to discuss Sickle Cell and testing for it was done. An ambulence was at the school another day and on display for students. Members of the student and Faculty had their blood pressure taken by H02 students. The week ended with representatives of FTl coming to the school. In March of this year four members will be going to the state convention. The HCC advisor is Mrs. T. Gatewood. Vice President; B. Tregaskas Secretary: V. Copeland Treasurer: D. Hempstead President: J. Allen Historian : A. Pickens Sgt. at Arms: R. Young Organizations 53 Hi-Y Hi-Y. is the malt chapter of Y-clufis. This is a community service cluh and it strives to develop a strong Christian character in today ' s youth. Hi-Y annually sponsors the student- faculty baskethall game and participates in many school and community projects during the year. The iluh ' s advisor is Don Landreth. OFFICERS; O. Loflin-Sec.. J. EllLs-Pres., C. Locus-V Pres R McCiints— Treas., (Nol pictured Sgt. at Arms, J. Allen) iHt How V l.rw,v T H«yr.. O Loftin. ( ' . Unye.. M. Scott. V.. T,llrr . E. McDuffio. 2nd Row: Adv.sor Mr. L.indroth J Ellis R OrRaiii aliims ri.l I Honor Society r ■es., R. No honor or responsibility conferred by the school excels that represented by the National Honor Society. The Honor Society looks upon education as a total product measured by the four dimensions of life: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. Here at Reid Ross, a grade point average of 92 must be reached and maintained to be considered for membership in the Society. The other three are judged by fac- ulty members. Two inductions are held each year; one in November and another in February. CLUB OFFICERS: President— K. Watkins V.-Pres.-T. Landon Sec.-D. Dyer Tres.— L. Fillmore (not pictured) Par.— P. Pope h U, rx B I - ' irs,D. Row 1: M. Higgins, J. Allsbrook, S. Beasley. L. Ray, C. Bates, J. Boyle, Z. Monies, K. Watkins, T. Landon, D. Dyer, B. House, R. Patterson, C. Hutchinson, D. Bulen, D. Fronzcak, P. Pope. Row 2: D. Mattliews, S. Mitchell, E. Granzella, M. McNeil, E. Aucoin, C. Fredericks, L. Gingras, H. Getz, O. Loftin, C. London, M. Brannock, D. Corcoran, M. Long, L. Mathis, S. Leake, D. Cooper, S. Yarboro, S. Pell, L. Jackson, P. Solomon, J. Podlesnik, Advisoi Don La whom. Organizations 55 (% RED VICA S Mii l I ' , SwiuiT. I. Vinenl, S. Loaki-, C, ( ' iatcs. S. Cameron. B. Tart, K. Baker. M. Bullarcl. S. InKraham, S. Simpson. F. Ru.vs, C. Steveas. IJecond Row. D. Mims, R. Johnson, M. Parrish. K. Brammcr. A. Blackwell. V. Alvis. S. Simpson, A. Yeager. C. Ilalchi-r. T. Kellam, C. Johnson. J. Rivers. R. Relyea. Back Row: A. Hill. A. Jovce. R. Autr -. R. Crosbv, M. Johson. T. Ross. J. Ellis, W. Watkiivi, M. Allen, L. Cain, B. Mcares. The ohjottivc of tht- VICA Cluh is to develop leadership, ihar- acter, and citizenship in it.s mem- bers. The Red Chapter of VICA is designed for students enrolled in the ICT Program. The memtK«rs have Ix ' en involved in the following activities this year; collecting clothes and food for the needy, giving a Christmas pjirty to the mentally retarded children at the Dorothy Spainhour School, District and Stale Leadership and Skill Con- test, as well as several parties and outings for themselves. The cluh also strives to motivate and develop enthusiasm ui the students as they take their place in today ' s working world. OFFICERS: Sratcd: S. Lcokp, Sec., M. Bullard. Trens., S. In([raham. V. Simpaon, Sgt. nt Arms, M. Johnson. Rop,. T. Ross. Pros. P.. S. Oriianizotion8 66 BL UE VIC A First Row; H. Bransford, S. Eldridge, L. Simmons, K. Bater.T. Wingate, C. Fredricks. Second Row: J. Dillow, T. Phillips, J. McDaniel, T. Poole, E. Sullivan, T. Nelson, D. McMillian. Third Row: Kama Lindahl, T. McCollum, K. Dimsdale, E. Wingate, M. Hill, J. Carter, M. Capps. Fourth Row: L. Becker, D. Searcy, J. Trogdon, R. Blevins, A. Smith, R. Shannon, M. Over Fifth Row: C. Gibson, T. Sasser The Blue Chapter of VICA is designed for all students in Carpentry, Auto Mechanics, and Technical Drafting. The purpose of VICA is to develop leadership, character, and citizenship in its members. The students in Blue VICA participate in District and State Leadership and Skill Contest. An End of the Year cookout is held annually as well as community projects and school projects. ( p.,s. Organizations 57 IC ' T is a joint effort of schools and employers to provide on the job training for high school juniors and seniors in the oc- cupation of their choice. Students take their required courses during the morning and after lunch they go to their on-the-job training stations. S t u d e n ts can use this program to get a i)ermanent job or to get pre-lraining before going to Trade and Industrial Industrial Cooperatii Training I Technical Drafting The technical drafting program is offered to all student-s in- terested in mechanical antl architectural drafting or a related field as a career. The drafting program develops skills and abilities for creating technical drawings. The first year program imhidcs mate- rials and instruments, lettering sections, pictorial drawings, and a introthution to anhitectunil drafting. The second year program is an advanced course designed to provide detail studies in both mechanical and ar«-hitectural drafting. Upon satisfactory comple- tion of this program, student.s are capable of working as apprentice lraftsmen with skills in technical drawiiif and design capabilities in archite -tural drafting. Organizatiofu SS Education Department Automotive Mechanics Carpentry The Auto Mechanics courses are intended to develop favorable attitudes, learn technical knowledge, and perform mechanical skills according to each stu- dent ' s abilities. Students get to understand the basic engine and other automobile systems in the sophomore year and then progress to advanced classroom and lab work and repairing cars in the junior and senior grades. Students get to develop desirable attitudes towards work and the quality of performance; to develop respect for fellow workers, supervisors, and customers; and to develop safe w ork habits. At the completion of this program a student is qualified to enter the automotive world of work as an entry level mechanic. The carpentry course is designed to teach students the fundamen- tals concerning woodwork, to include small projects and house framing and finishing work of houses. The course requires students to have a good basic knowledge of mathematics: reading the fractional parts of a rule, being able to calculate square measurments, and cubic measur- ments. The course is designed to be helpful to students toward building simple or complex projects for themselves, parents, etc., or for the student who is concerned enough, the course vnll prepare him for a job after graduation with a construction company. The course includes lessons of house foundations, house floor framing, wall framing, roof shingling, and roof framing. It also includes lessons of floor, wall, ceiling, and exterior finishing of houses. Organizations 59 Inter Club Council SECRETARY OF STATE-Ant;.-la i CLUB PRESIDENT CO-OP Brenda Coxwell ' Nancy Kelh Black History Karen Thompson Lihrarv ' Club Becky Montaldo FTA Tina Landon Spanish Club Ben House GAA Diane Gillespie German Club Yvonne Sullen National Honor Soc. Kathy Watkins FBLA Angela Chisolm French Zaida Montes Drama Denise Hempstead Science Astrid Hoy Craft Melany Rogers Mu Alpha Theta Glenn Corcoran Pep Willette Copeland VICA (Blue) James Carter VICA(Red) Terry Ross TRl-Hl-V Vickie Alvis Hl-Y James Ellis Art Bill Pickney FHA Holley Getz Health Occ. Jeffery Allen Key John Tigner Latin Pat Pope Rohian Robin Patterson ' ¥ 4 ' i i Ul Row S. Boiwlpy, J. Elli , T. Rokk, M RoKors. ( ' C ' nini-i. Jntl Row .1 liitl. . K I Row: R. Pnllorson. J. Allen. V. Alvis, M. Ewing. B. Pinknry. D. Gillespie, J. Tigner, T. Landon. 3rd Key Club 1st row: P. Pollard, B. Sheppard, T. Sassar, J. McDaniel, C. Browing, B. Tigner, D. Hilbert, G. Tillery, M. Turgen, 2nd row: J. Porter, J. Tigner, W. Bryson, G. Corcoran, P. Kelly, J. Garvey, P. Pope, S. Beasley, R.Page, T. Sadler Timmy Sasset — Trea., Craig Browning— Sec, John Tigner— Pres., Jim Garvey— V. Pres. The Key Club at Reid Ross is a ser- vice club sponsoreH by the Kiwanis Club. Their mem- bership is based on qualities of scholar- character, ability and leadership. The club works diligent- ly on service pro- jects to help the school and com- munity. New mem- bers of the Key Club forge a com- mitment that will remain with them throughout their lives. The Key Club strives to serve the school and com- munity and to initi- ate personal respon- sibility in everj ' member. Organizations 61 Latin Club 1 Under the direction of Mr. Hauge. the 1976-1977 Latin club participated in many activities. They attended the Foreign Language Festival held at Methodist College and partici- pated in the school harbecjue. (5V 1 i 1C ' 5 ' SPONSOR-SU ' ven H;.ut!. ' OFFICERS: R. RiRgs— Sgt. of Arms, D. Crcx m-Tre;L ' i.. P. Pope-Pres.. K. Moore— V. Pres.. N Graham— Sec.( not pictured). Who Said Latin Is a Dead Language! ' w f u IkI Row V Brynn, W Bam. A Lulhrr. I,. Brckpr. D. Croom, D. Fanning. R. RigK . 2nd Row: K. Moore. N. Lomloy. I. Rii . .1 nniiuh. B Riildick, P Pop«v OrgnniMtion ' 62 Library Club It ' s been a lone day! OFFICERS: Sandra Adams, Vice-President; Becky Montaldo, President; Sue Williams, Histo- rian; Marcy McLeod, Secretary; Mitch Johnson, Treasurer The purpose of the Library Club is to increase student interest and participa- tion in the school library and to promote better understanding between local, district, and state clubs. First Row: S. Hott, R. Davis, D. McDougall, M. DilHon, S. Williams, S. Adams, C. Horton, M. Cottingham, Second Row: D. Porter, K. Allen, W. Merrick, F. Cochran, B. Montaldo, M. Johnson, K. Dimsdale Third Row: T. Carter, S. Marbert, D. Johnson, B. McLain, M. McLeod, T. Eldridge, Back Row: B. Comer, M. Matthews, G. Lane, D. Lee, K. Blalock, A. Gadson, L. Taylor, A. Ford, J. ' Cramer, T. Stewart Organizations 63 Math Club The Math Club is composed ol all students who are now taking math ami have a 91 or above average. They have guest speakers at their meetings who speak on topics concerning math and they work on mathemathiial puzzlcv The purpose of the dub is to stimulat. student interest in math. The meetinv;- are held once a month and are sponsored by Mrs. Yow. Pres. Glfiin Corcoran; TrwLs.— Martha Lonti; V. Pres.— Donna Dyer; Pari.— Kathy Watkin.s; Scc.-Dea Bulen :,- r-t9%%r ' 0 % ■Js . ' e L. Ray, M. Brnnnook, J Podlpxnik, J. Branch. D. Kingrry. P. Kelly. D. Fmn ok. M. Stnton. M. Child.s. B. Yadu.-sky. M. Long. 2nd row; H. .Icnkin.1. K, C.nin oll.i. .S. Powell. L. .I.irkson, .S. YarburouKh. K. Acoin. C. Fredericks. D. Dyer. T. Landon. S. Sutherland. B. Hou.-ic, C. Iliitchitv-ion, H Br.in.iford, ;trd row; L. Gingrajis, S. Mitchell. H. Gclz. C. London. K. Walkins, G. Corcoran. S. Beasilv. L. Hughes. O. Loftin. D. Hulon Organizations li ' l math and ' ht ' gs who math mi meetiiiK Newspaper Staff M. McCleod, R. Autry, A. Hoy, C. Johnson, P. Pollard, M. Rogers, B. Montaldo, L. Ray, M. Jones, B. Manuel, R, Hamilton. Between tree: B. House, M. Long. Paw Prints The Paw Prints, nom-de-Plume of the journalism class is a monthly newspaper designed to be the voice of Reid Ross. As well as news items, The Paw Prints offers a variety of regular features. The members of the class are under the direction of Mrs. Lois Owens. Editor-in-Chief Ben House Associate Editor Melany Rogers Organizations 65 Officer ' s Club Kri iit Gelz, GrPKK Ki)w It ' ll to D. Miitlhows, F. Powers. T righl, V. Smith, S. Beiisloy. L. Gitiffras, L. Becker, M. B«yc«-, I . McC ' ulli«ni, K. Johnson, J. AlUbrook, J. Lewis, H. D. Bulen, B. Harris, K. Adams. S. Adams, IfT Bransford. K. Watkins. Back Row: left to right. S. Hutchison, F. Thompson. J. Lambert. C. Cochran. T. Alexander, K. Kahn. T. T. Rspar a, D. Ousley, G. Hughes. I ri ' «. S. ll .i le . . r. K. Wiilkmh. S«-c. L. Hughes. Pnr.-V. Smith. 1 lie purposi ' of the l{« ' ul l{oss Siih fhaptiT of Ihc Kt ' sorvt ' Officer ' s Asstxiatioii is Id (ii ' toriniin ' ami iiiidtT tnko projt ' rts for tho welfare of the R. O. T. C. Department aiul Kcid Ross. The club serves as a soeial uroup ft r lasting coniradeships between fellow officers and non c ommissionod officers; as a forum for discussion of common R. O. T. ( ' . difficullii s; and as trainiiiK experience for learninji miinaRement, parliamentary proiediire. and cooperation in accomplishing common v. ' ooXs. OrKnnizatiunii 66 .. Pep Club First Row: K. Scott, K. Howard, T. Townsen, P. Giles, A. Strange, S. Wilson, W. Pittman, B. iMcNeii, C. Tliompson, L. Jolmson. Second Row: J. Townsend, E. McDuffie, S. Adams, K. Moore, L. Carmichael, B. Adams, K. Leonard, P. Pittman, P. McNeil, C. Everett, V. Dove, V. Bryant, W. Bain. Third Row: L. Tate, S. Riggs, G. Dove, G. Parker, J. Thompson. L. White, M. Yarboro, L. Ganon, J. Ousley, B. Hudgins. Fourth Row: P. Solomon, A. Pickens, B. Kinch, B. McDonald, L, Matthews, D. Moses. A. Gadsden, C. Croswell, J. Thompson. Fifth Row:C. Bullard, D. Hall, L. Jackson, K. Nelson, C. Goins, M. Torres, R. Parker, D. Johnson. Sixth Row; M. Ellison, P. Carter, M. Brannock, W. Copeland, T. Sasser, R Grooms, R. McGuire, L. Rod, C. Mostella The Reid Ross Pep Club is a newly formed club open to all stu- dents attending Reid Ross. The main objective of the R. H. S. Pep Club is to promote more school spirit between athletes and non-atjjletes. The members are involved in supporting the extracurricular athletic activi- ties. The Pep Club is affiliated with the Reid Ross Cougar Club. The clubs advisor is Dorothy McLeod. The Pep Club will participate in many school activities tliis year. One of the projects has been the selling of buttons. At the end of the year the Pep Club is to have a picnic. First Row: G. Dove, V. Pres., D. Johnson, Treas., W. Copeland, Pres. Second Row: J. Thompson, Par., C. Bullard, Par., J. Thompson, Sec. Organizations 67 d, R. O. i . C. The Reid Ross Army J. R. O. T. C. Battalion is dedicated to the devel- opment of leadership in the cadets of its Corps. This year ' s battalion is look- ing for the achievement of distin- guished honor unit. With the higli leadership potential and the never ending hard work of the military staff, we hope to achieve our highest goals. The Battalion Commander, with the aid of his staff, runs the battalion. The J. R. (). T. C. Battalion is under the leadership of Col. Hargis. Sgt. Frederick, and Sgt. Norris. « Battalion Commandei C. Cochron Information Ofricei L. MuRhcs Color Officer— M. Martinez Battalion X. O.— O. Khan Battalion Commander: Catlel Ma). Cole Cochron Honor Guard Rifle Team COLOR C.liARO; 0 tk row) C. Hvi(ihe . J. Oill-.w. J. Umhort. V. Adanv.. J. RIFLE TEAM: (back n w) C. Odonoll. W. Bloyd, E. .lones C. C uley. (front row) M. C.«rdner. T. U ' dford. U Ranches, A. Padill... WmKnte. K. Hurley, (front row) L. GinRras. O. Pad.lla. D. T.I gas k as. Orgnnization-s GS Cumberland Rifles First Row: C. Cochron, D. Matthews, S. Hutchinson, M. Knoch, E. Johnson, H. Bransford, J. Allsbrook, T. Esparza, W. Harris, T. McCoUum, M. Boyce, J. Dufresne, M. Higgins, M. McGirt, S. Kahn. Second Row: S. Otey, T. Spann, G. Elliot, J. Gibson, R. Davis, C. Teasley, T. Belin, R. Morrison, J. Bing, D. Meekins, W. Merrik, F. Powers, R. Gerhart. Cumberland Riflettes First Row: M. Martinez, L. Johnson, B. Hunt, V. Smith, S. Thompson, A. Luther. S econd Row: H. Getz, V. ,yd.E Simmons, S. Adams, D. Parks, K. Woolen. Third Row: L. Boyce, D. Webber, B. Farrow, C. Simms, D. Hall, A. g paijilli Hayes, K. Watkins, P. Lewis, G. Thomas, D. Meekins. Members for the male and female drill teams are selected from volunteers each year and the teams participate at many school, civic, and com- petitive events. In 19 7 5 The Cum-berland Rifles won the Georgetown Uni- versity National Drill Tourna- ment. In 1976, the Riflettes won first place in the Eastern Regional Invitational Drill Tournament in Richmond, Virginia. Organizations 6 9 A Company B Company S. Ben.tly. J. Lewis, J. McLean, J. Mayr, G. Dove, T. McCollum. E. Aucoin, M. Spencer, V. Adams, T. Esparza, M. Knoch, P. NtcLfod, P. Lewis, J. Dufresnc, G. Hughes, G. Livinipiton, D. Webher, J. Gibson, T. Stewart, D. Matthews, L. Gingras, C. Sparlcs, T. Spam, G. Elliott, F. Gregg, F. Power, L. Migginbotham, K. Wooton, T. Ledford, W. Bradley, J. Collins, D. Bullon. V. Pettiford, T. Padgett. I i M. Bl... kw. II .1. H- .. ' .n. M. Boyce, R. Gilmore. S. Greg, C. Simms. V. Simmons, W. ( ' opi-i.ind, G. Thomas, R. Mace, L. Alexander, P. Quarlos, D. Meekins, P. Valenzuelia, M. Williams. R. Range, P. Parks, N. Lackland, D. Gadd, A. Pickens, T. Rav. C. Teaslev, M. Scott, L. Ranches. T. Belin, F. Smith. J. Nel.son. E. Hayes. D. Melvin, L. Johnson, R. Gill, S. Thompson, T. Evens, J. Borock, A. Ivorv. C. Sinclair, B. Dane, K. Gilbert. T. Cobb. C. Hannah. D. Hall. C Company D Company I- ' ■ ' ' . U. .1.1. |i. . ■ .. • ■-. II. Hr.msl.T,!. H. Snle«, M. Stnckdiilo, H. Cope. I). Kisher, VV. Merrick, R. CUrk. J. Parker, W. Parker, S. Ottey, S. C.rddie. S. Mountcll, D. Meekin, R. Mnrrison. J. Willinnin. B. Farrow. T. Banks. R. Snlar, K. Ail«m , H. Ingram, L. Boyce, 1). firown, R. Gilxion. S. AdAmx, R, Turner, E. Jackson, D. Johniion, L. B« cker. A. Caudle, A. Luther, L. Strothrr. .1. lUlii..,.K. U. ll.irris, T. Tli. ' nr,. ..!). A. Ilavi-, M, l .i . 1, Alexander. W. Blovd, E. Ving:ito. C. O ' Oonnell. K. Hurley, U. Valenzuela, J. Dillow, P. Oavis. T. Wray. S. Starling, P. McDuffie, B. Riddick, B. Hunt, J. Bing. L. Evans. M. Gardner, S. Hutchison. Orgnnlzatinn« 70 Science Club P iimiis. del, P. Piiks, ott,l. ' in, I. n,C, The Science Club is made up of students interest- ed in Science and Service Projects. The club supports itself mainly by popping popcorn at football and basketball games. This year ' s project was to set up a book of leaves to help the Biology students in their work. In past years, the Science Club has bought equipment for the Science department at Ross. The club is planning several other service projects for the upcoming year. The Advisor for the Science Club is Mr. Luther Barnes. Front Row: A. Pickens, Sec. Treas., A. Hoy, President, P. Giles, V. Pres. Second Row: C. Cochran, Sgt. at Arms I eitt,T. ley, D. ,ffie,B. First Row: S. Ingram, P. Giles, E. Strickland, K. Adams, A. Hoy, L. Strother, P. Wessley. Second Row: 1 ' . Schwin, W. Copeland. D, Cochran, L. Ross, S. Link, M. Rogers. Third Row: B. Strickland, J. Yaduskey, H. Getz, A. Pickens, A. Gadsden, C. McLauftin, M. Wader, T. Eldridge, M. Torres, L. Pearsal, D. Lee. Fourth Row: T. Mitchel, A. Smith, S. Hutchison, J. Trogden, B. Gillard, T. Sasser, D. Porter, B. Yaduskey, P. Terry, G. Lett, M. Matthews, A. Almond, A. Melvin . . ,„, ■ ' ' Organizations ? 1 Spanish Club Isl Row— L. Rhync. B. House, B. MonUildo, L. Adams, L. Chase, A. Strange. A. Smith, L. Carmichael, J. Thompson, R. Branch, L. While, S. Mitchell, L. Mason, Jnd Rowr-S. Hutchison, L. Hart, T, Lednicky, B. Kinch, 3rd Row— A. Allman, C. Hutchison, D. Bulen, Randy Keene, Susie Porter, Sherry Vanderwalker. Bonita Manuel, Ann Glises, Brenda Carmichael, Dehby Terry, Pam Terry, Renee Goddie, Cathy McGlaughn, Valerie Virgil, Marcy McLeod, Lisa Jackson, Lisa Mason, S. Wilson, Ith Row- W. Yadusky, J. Houbon, W. Copeland, G. Bunty, M. Caldcron, N. Graham, D. Hall, C. Coins, D. Johnson, L. Bates, Linda Hart; Secretary, Lynn Rhyne; Treasurer, Carolyn Hutchlion; Vice Pres., Ben House; President. Executive Council Executive Council: Joe Yadusky, Sharon Jackson, Martha Long, Shiela Johnson, M. Rogers, E. Strickland, O. Loftin, K. Watkins, S. Mitchell. Class Representatives Class Representatives: V. Mosley, H. Jenkins, L. Sutherland, S. Hott, J. Thompson, L. Ross, S. Link, P. Giles, P. Pope, M. Jackson, J. Gamble, A. Pickens. Organizations 7 3 Student Council student Council Members: P. Pope, J. Thompson. V. Moslcy, S. Johnson. H. .Jonkms. T. White. R. Branch. B. McDonald. M. Rodgers. S. Jackson, E. Strickland, R. Cochran, J. Yadusky, J. Gamble, D. Cororan, K. Walkins. A. Chisolmn. S. Mitchell. L. Ross, P. Warren, S. Link, M. Jones, M. Ewing, A. Pickens, J. Little, P. Giles, M. Long, L. Sutherland, S. Hotl, O. Loftin, C. London, L. Fillmore, M. Jackson. 1 '  The ReicI Ross Student Council is an organization of student leaders, elected by the student body to act as repre.sentatives of their peers throuRhout the school year. The council is dedicated to providing a means of expression of student opinions, maintaininR wholesome student-faculty rela- tions, making the high .school en- vironment ideal for educational growth and social enjoyment, and fostering enthusiastic .school .spirit. Througli the activities and projects sponsored by this council, it strives to establish and maintain a close- knit student body. Advi or Mrs. Johnson Organi .ntion!i 74 Tri-Hi- Y M. Rodjeis, ' .Waneii,S, ' iUinore, M. 1st Row; L. Carmichael, C. Thompson, B. Carmicheal, M. Long, S. Link. 2nd Row: B. Chance, J. Marrs, K. Vera, K. Bates, C. Bullard, P. Giles, L. Ross, S. Link, R. Parker, D. Corcoran, S. Wilson, D. Stanford. 3rd Row: V. Mosely, T. White, D. Bulen, L. Jackson, D. Johnson, D. Croom, R. Bell, A. Hoy, N. Grahm, J. Thompson, N. Carter, R. Autry, V. Skilling, L. Bates. OFFICERS: M. Long— Pari., L. Bradshaw— Chaplain, C. Bullard— Tres., V. Alvis— Pres., S. Link— Sec.( not pictured), L. Radachovsky— V- Pres. (not pictured). The Tri-Hi-Y is a service club that works through out the school year on various civic projects. These young ladies can be found visiting nursing homes, collecting for the March of Dimes, collecting for St. Judes Children Hospital, and attending various churches one Sunday a month as a group. The sponsor of this group of young ladies is Ms. Barefoot. Organizations 75 i FEATURES .v-a ' ? t. T. m on-Miss Rsid Ross Becky Strickland, fourth runner-up Tammy James, second runner-up Features 79 Fonturr S() I i The Miss RIIS beauty pageant, held on October 19th and 20th, 1976 was a huge suc-cess. Mrs. Yow and the junior class sponsored the contest which included elegantly dressed young ladies. On the first night, contestants were narrowed down to forty girls. During the second night, the audience enjoyed a beautiful solo by Charlotte London and a few color- ful jokes from Bill Tigner. Eventually the girls were narrowed down to twenty-two and then again to eleven. At the height of the evening, Robin Patterson was crowned Miss RHS by the former winner, Janet Gamble. Included in Robin ' s court were Paula Warren, Tammy James, Lori Bradshaw and Becky Strickland. The pageant would not have been possible with- out the help of Mr. Quails, Mr. Warren and the hostesses and hosts of the evening, Sharon Jackson, Sandy Link, Richard Davis, and Cliff Fredericks. If Features b 1 MAME i M.imr :iiul iiuosls at parly Ailiuii GoiK ' l) iiiul YouiiK Pntrirk Featurn H ' i I The Moon Scene Patrick convinces Mame she ' s his Best girl. Features 83 Bpiiurcgard and Mother Burnsidc Georftia never had a sweeter peach 1 : Fcnturps H4 The Choral Department of Reid Ross presented the musical production, Mame , April 1, 2, 3. Under the direction of our Choral director, Mr. Marshall Quails, the musical was a success. Mr. Warren excel- lently produced the show. Pat Huff, the accompanist, was an important part of the musical. Mr. Hauge and Miss Evans take credit for the fine choreogi-aphy dis- played throughout the show. The musical was put on by a cast of approximately fifty students. Leading roles were: Mame Dennis Robin Patterson Patrick Dennis (age 10) Keith Jemigan Agnes Gooch Audrey Davis Vera Charles Ella Armwood M. Lindsay Woolsey Keith Hailey Ito George Irizarry Dwight Babcock Bruce Holmes Beauregard Bumside Joe Yadusky Patrick Dennis (older) Bill Tigner Features 85 A NIGHT IN DOGPA TCH Among the com hiukii and pumpkinx, the Sadie Hawkin dance was a SMASH! The Student Council sponsored event Wiis held on Friday, Novemlx-r 19, 1976. This dance provided an opportunity for a Kirl to iisk her favorite beau to the dance and could get hitched. Marrying Sam. alias Lynne WostbrcKik and Hitching Harry. ali.xs .Mark Torres, performed the marriage ceremonies which were followed by a short honeymoon. The titles of Li ' l Abner and Dai.sy Mae were given to Rusk C ' ary and Peggy Giles for the mc t appropriate costumes. Doctor Funk, Clarence Mayes, was the di.sc jockey. i, MILITARY BALL 1 976 The Seventh annual Military Ball pre- sented by the Reid Ross Army JROTC Cadet Corps was held on Saturday, March 13, 1976. The evening was filled with dancing and music provided by Soul Express. The night climaxed when Shirly Culbreth was crowned Queen of the Military Ball, Jullie Valder was first runner-up, Veronica Smith, second runner-up. LaFonya Hughes, was third runner-up, and Tracy Coverdale, fourth runner-up. The Ball was tremen- dously enjoyed by all. Features 87 HOMECOMING 76 The FIompfominR activities climaxed when Susan Sutherland was chosen Homecoming queen for the 1970 year. Susan was sponsor« cl hy John Tigncr. Veronica Smith was first runner-up and second runner-up was Maria Ewing. The band and the Drill Team heightened the effect of home- cominu ' niu ' ht . 1 hi- li()me ' omint; week aitivities consistetl of Monday: Freaky, Weird Day; Tuesday. F ' ifties Day and a Skating party; Wednesday: School Colors Day; and Thursday: Dress Up Day. Pep Rally, and a cavalcade. .After the game between Reid Ro.ss and Pine Forest there was a dance. The band that was featured was Power Source. The entire week con- sisted of excitement and plenty of COUG.AR spirit. n li K FFnturp 88 I ENTERING 7 ■| ' _ _ U«C.UT telYt - i Features 89 Candidates and Sponsors Sliiuin nnd CrniK Fcaturcs 90 Veronica and Carl ' rK ' Features 91 An enchantefl evcninR was spent in Paris on Prom night. April . ' JO. 197G. The queen was Kathy Neuburn and the king was Donald Hinson. Mr. Bames and Mrs. C ' anady put forth a lot of effort to make the Prom a success. The students also con- tributed long hours of work. The band that was featured was Subway. Their songs depicted those songs from the early 1970 ' s. 75 Prom 76 Ki nlurps 0 i Memories ai ' e there for our minds to trudge ac ross their spacious fields. Memories will always be there beckoning to us— to once again enter their fields and wander at random through them! rj jjff i IT tt vw w UL l l H 3 5u  j v V-. iH K?]l H PIH ky 7 9 ? Featuri I Sports 1 Front row: Uianr I ' room, Melody Macidox, Lisa Ross, Michele Jones, Sandy Linlv. Paula Warren, Cindy Calais. Back row: Cindy Johnson, Maria Ewin ' , Donna Dyer, Tammy James. Susan Link, Susan Sutherland. Varsity Cheerleaders C-xapu V nariie i inii;ar . Dinne Crot m. Cindy t ai.ii.s Sporta 0 J Get on the Good Foot Tammy James— Sr. mk 1 T 1 1 ' 1 . Michele Jones — Jr. This year ' s varsit cheerleaders held a respons bility that looked easie than it really was. After be ing chosen in the spring these eleven girls attendee cheerleading camp a Meredith College. Strivin for perfection, the cheei leaders turned in three fin performances and capture( two outstanding ribbon and one excellent ribbon Working together as friends athletes and under thi coaching of Marilyn Weilei the varsity cheerleaders pro moted spirit and unit; among RHS. Co-captain: Cindy Johnson— S Melody Maddox— Jr. Lisa Ross— Jr. Paula Warren — Jr. Sports 97 J. V. CHEER LEADERS 1 flkfirt i -n W4 -1 . ••« «. - •t ' Hi«Ks, Tovo Sheppard Second row: Robin Parker, Rpnee Branch. Karen Howard, Waiid-i Uain Third row: Teresa White, Vanessa Br -ant, Lisa Chase Robin Pnrker, Tove Sheppnrd, Teresa Vanessa Brvant, Renege Branch. Shellv RiRRs Karen Howard, Wanda Bain. Lisa Ch.Ls. While The J. V. cluH ' rlt ' jKlcrs werp chosen at the iM ' inninn of the school year on the hitsis of [x ' p, lo-ordination. jum| s, and cheers. Ten nirls were selected to represent a fine J. V. squad. With the hfl[) of their advisor. Ms. SlapiH ' V, these girls worked hard to promote CouKar spml. Uholhor the game was one of joyful victory or hearthrcakinK defeat, the J. V. cheerleaders were dedi- cated to the sup|K)rt of the Baby { ' ougars . They were always eager to cheer the Cougars on to victory. They did their joh and diil it well! .«!ports 9H Co-cnptaiiu: Karen Howard, Uriu-c Uraiich eiK rec Cougars Finish With 8-2 Season The Reid Ross Footliall toam had quite a re vai ding season. Using a cast of very few seniors and quite a few underclassmen, the Cougars had a record of 8-2, but failed to reach the play offs. The cougars playoff hopes were ended by Pine Forest in the last game of the year by the score of 35-7. A record crowd of about 8,000 people were on hand to witness the game. Six players were honored on the All-Conference team. They were Craig Brown- ing, Eric Dawson, Bill Pinkney, Pat Pope, Carl Locus, and Jim McDaniel. Craig Browning was also selected to play in the Shrine Bowl. With quite a few players returning next year, the Cougars should produce another fine season. Lb4 Ciia 1 « Front Row: D. John.son. R. Page, M. Yarboro, E. Lowis.B. Eckney, E. Uawsoii, t ' . Browning, A. Chance, T. Handy, J. Waldon, G. Tillery, S. Beasley. Second Row: R. Hamilton, G. Corcoran, M. Currie, J. Dedeaux, T. Poole, J. Ellis, M. Jackson, W. Bry.son, ' C. Locus, A. Breeden, J. McDaniel, R. Gilmore, J. Little. Third Row: B. Sheppard, C. Perkins, P. Rittenhouse, R. Cotton, R.BIevins, J. Garvey, P. Pope, J. Tigner, J. McCants, T. Alexander, R. Sales, D. Ford. Sports 100 Sports 101 SporU 102 Sports 103 J. V. FOOTBALL fSM P|iipB|«Rpifil pi ?, •v5 ' i6Ci SCc ! iiu ' ]l-i% ' ' ! First Kow: .). McKoy; T. Lronickv; B. Samuel; C. Kay. K. Ilayos; K. Buchanan; C William. D. Bmwn; C. Kirland; A. Hoeffer Scronil Row: M. Scotl; B. VVilclcrson; L. Townes; R. Kirland; S. Hill; D. Kingory; N. Whitl; M. Tugeon; R. Keonc; R. Cannon Third Row: R. Lnc  well;P. Rhonw;J. McKinnon;T. Morgan; B. Rlddick;J. William.s:G. Bunty;J. Davis; D. Rivers; L. Aulr ;W. Lester; T. Ogino i The U ' i Ross Jiiyvvv Foothall team loaihecl by Jako VVouUarcl and D in I ' arson. had a oliance to Rain a lot of exp« ' ric nf( ' as it compU ' tod its 11)7() season with a 9-1 record, and that loss lominR from an iindofoat« ' (l Pine Forest team. Sports 1 0 ' J Sports 105 J. V. VOLLEY Sporu 1 or. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 12 The Girl ' s Volleyball teams tui-ned in an aver- age season of play this year. Coached by Ms. Jordan they fought hard to achieve victory. Al- though a J. V. and a Varsity squad existed, Ms. Jordan often alterna- ted players. Their per- formances showed true determination and after a defeat they prepared themselves for their next foe. Many of the volley- ball players will be returning next year and we look forward to a winning season! Kneeling: Lee Adams, Deborah Jones, Sharon Taylor Standing: Annette Gadsden, Bonita McDonald, Liz Tate, Caria Bullard, Jean Brown. Sports 107 Baseball 1 9 75- 76 i Tho 1975-76 edition of the Reid Ross basekiil was one of many ups and downs. I ik of leadership, had breaks, and sometimes lack of concen- tration plagued the Cougars all year. The team returns cjuite a few letter- men, and with hustle, determination. and some luck, the Cougars should field a strong team in 1977. Kn«H ling Bulrn. S. SporU 1 08 : Ct. ( ' nniuidy, .1. .Snwypr, R. Drnn. K. Plummrr. M. Foster, CJ. Corrornn. K. Andrp. n. D. Hilbort. Standing: M. Kilt, E. IVaslry, D. Dyor. T. Saiwcr, G. Robinson. M. EllrrlH , T. Poolr, M. Bryson, C. Browning. P. Popo. MVP, Don Dyer snags one at first. m C a n n a d y warms up be- fore a game. Sports 109 Kubinson throws with stylp. I ' lownliiK .iriiund in thi- outfii ' lcl. llj, my lunii- ' s Mark Koslor, would you like to go out tonighf Sporls UO 75 Girls Softball 76 The Reid Ross Girls Softball Team did not have a very successful winning record. There were 14 members of the team; hard work and fun was had by all. This year ' s team is expected to be more successful with few returning players and experienced players from Junior High School. Sports 111 Sports 112 Sports 113 Girls Tennis The Girl ' s Tennis team ended their season with the best reiord in the liLsl three years. With only three returning lettermen the incsmrienced team finished fourth in the division Senior, I.inda Fillmore finished the season with only two defeats. Sophomores, Regina Reid and Faye ( ' (ichran did a considerable amount to help the team in their efforts to have a winning sea.son. ■lanri G.Tm Mr -Senior I i Uinior SporU 1 1 Harvpt Jenkins— Sophomorp i L iHei Astrid Ho Sophomore Jenkins and Adams— first i Sports 115 Tillery Qualifies for State Finals The ' 76 Iratk team was one of the top four teams m the confer- enee. Plagued by mjunes toward the end of the season, many of our stand-outs were not able to compete in the sectional meet. The team ' s leading point getters were Al Tillery— the conference 1 10 champion and slate qualifier, Lee Little and Milton Chisolm in the hurdles, our mile relay team, and the distant running of David Parker. Coaches Daskal and D ' alp look forwanl to the ' 77 track sea.son. Many of their sprinters and members of the relay team will be returning. Al Chance, Bernard Gilliard, John Trogden and Daris John- son are expected to be team stand-outs. h Sport 116 Sports 117 GIRL ' S TRACK 1 976 Quality not quantity is an excellent description of the ' 7fi girl ' s track team. The team never exceeded thirteen in numtier, Init they always seemed to come up with enough points to he resjx ' ctcd. The team excelled in the sprints led by Jean Brown and Edwina Hamilton. Edwina was the con- ference champion in the 220. Georgia Hannah and Belinda Blount were two of the cla.ss hurdlers in the conference. Repre- sented by seven girls in the division meet held in Wilmington, these young ladies finished a respectable fourth. The ' 77 season promises to be good for tiie girls if they can attract a few more members. SjlorlJ I I - 1 I ■■.?,■« l : ' Sports 119 Tennis -y-m i i Dpspitp a numlxT of painful 5-1 losses early in the season, our tennis team still sported a res[H ' etable win-loss record. Among the out- standing players for Ross last year were Dwight King, who was voted our most valuahli- player, and Cliff Fretlriiks. who was our most improved player. Both Dwight and Cliff, along with Dave Fronczak, Paul Kelley and Jim Ciarvey will be returning this year. Two new seniors, Tom Nelson and Kevin Nottingham will add their ajipearance to that of our returners to make for a very promising upcoming year. Mr. Cameron— David Sporl 120 Cliff Frederick Jim Garvey Sports 121 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Ihe iy7() Held Ross Cross-Country Team finisheci with a 4 and 4 mark. Tht ' team was led Ijy Captain John Trogdon and Co-captain Benard Guillard. These two individuals carried the hulk of the weight throughout the season. John Trogdon was honored as 1st All-Conference runner, while Benard Guillard was honored as 2nd All- Conference runner. John also liroke the 2 year old course record with a time of 16:53, bettering the old mark hy Ifi seconds. The entire squad next yeiu looks promising. Thirteen meml)ers will be returning with the exception of John Trogdon, Benard Guillard and Mark Torres, who will depart upon Graduation. ' Jh [ I 1 Pider. Co ' Ciiptain: Bcnarcl C ' linH -l ' ' iplain: John Trogdon John Tru-.;. i ' uinp another victory! ,. l!,!i i luus, Dnin Chnvis, Mnrk Torrfs, Tnioy Colili, Hvnard (;iiillard. I.ynn Jordan St.. Unroncc Carter, John Trogdon, Jnmcii Lnm )crt. Gar - Brown, Jeff Bell. Lorry Blount. i-h n ' Al Parker. d Sport 122 i i, 1 I Varsity Basketball ' 76- ' 77 t A I (■ i ), First Row: W. Sales, R. McCants, A. Chance, J. McKinnon, C. Wright, Second Row; M. Jackson, B. Tigner, T. Sasser, R. Hamilton, G. Packer, D. Ford, C. Browning. The Reid Ross Varsity Basketball Team is experi- encing a first this year. Ross has been a contender for the division title all season. The Cougars began the season with a fine showing in the Holiday Christmas tournament at E. E. Smith. Coaches Underwood and Woullard are lucky in the fact that they can go to their bench with confidence. The Cougars offer an inside threat with McCants and Wright and an outside threat with Chance, McKinnon, Packer, and Sales. The loss of Mr. Hustle , Eric Dawson in the Seventy First game hurt the Cougars, but our young men bounced back to prove our depth and determina- tion to become a basketball power. Daw ' Sports 123 The Loss of Dawson Against 71st Hurts . . . I i Id Oi in Sports 12 I Our Reserves and Big Men Pay Off in the Close Ones . . Sports 125 Sales Shoots With Form . . . Another Tap in. Spurts ' 1 2r. Sports 127 Girl ' s Basketball ' 76 r . ' ?ao M ■ ' iii V A. Buford, S. Capps, S. Wray, R. Reed, A. Strange, B. McDonald, D. Murray, D. Thompson, E. Hamilton, K. Allan. S. Taylor The K ' rl ' s basketball team had a very disappointing season. At the time of printing the yearbook they had not been able to put it all together to come up with the win. With the outside shooting of Sharon Taylor, Reginia Rerd and Edwina Hamilton the Lady Cougars have definitely an outside shooting threat. The re- boundmg and inside game falls on the shoulders of Dalphine Murray and Nita MeDonald. Next year promi.ses to be much better. .Ml starters will return except Nita. Several sophomores show a lot of promi.se for the year to come. Sporla 1 28 Sports 129 1 k ' SporU 1 :io Sports 131 JV Basketball ror loo fcc i .i «-- f II m Standing: L. Townsend, T. Packer, V. L;int!, J. McCants, M. Clapp, S. Palton. B. Spell. C. Carter, J. Gillespie. M. Smith. Kneeling. J, Podlesnik, G. Tillery .lolin shitoi It ' s all in the wristl Sport, 132 I tk,taliii8:J. The J. V. Basketball team began its season with high hopes in being a number one team, witli a trio of outstanding sophomores. The team has been able to hold a 9-5 record, thus for this season. Glen Tillery, John McCants and John Podlesnik has been the key to the J. V. success. Coach Parson also needs to be commended on the behalf of his fine coaching and the selection of the remaining Baby Cougars. Coach Parson believes that the rest of the season looks bright for the Mighty Baby Cougars. Steve Patton goes up strong! Sports 133 Mat Men Have Successful Season Back Row; J. Littlf, G. Wadf, M. Sponcer, C. Locus, J. Dedeaux. 1 (.ilniDro. J. Ford. Second Row: D. Kinger -, M. Torres, D. Brown. I Buchannan, G. Dove, J. Torres. The wrestling team is experienciriK a fairly suc- cessful season. With an abundance of lightweights and sophomores, Mr. Basinger has his hands full developing a successful team. He expressed the opinion that his wrestlers were young but eager to learn. Stand-outs for the mat men this year are Gorden Dove, James McLean. Gary Wade, and •Jenkins Ford. Hopefully Ro.ss will be able to have a couple of state contenders. ,ki ( ■ i-aptiunii— G. Dove mill .1. F ' ord ach Basinger UK ks on fown SporU 134 ' (s,D.BrowB,II b I Back Row: T. Ogino, F. Hanson, T. Lednicky, J. Herring, R. Wilkerson, N. Whitt, B. McDonald, G. Bunty, M. Turgeon. Front Row: G. Brown, D. McNeill, C. Derrick, D. May, T. Perry, B. Nichols, T. Cobb. Sports 135 Sporl45 13G nfMtXMML  ,t ' Sports 137 Sports 1 38 answu lJO I Classes K wrcii Stt 1 % - ' 1 - f i Classes 141 SENIOR JA.MKS ANTHONY ALLSBROOK STEPHEN AIA ' IN BEASLEY CHANDLER CRAIG BROWNING II Cliissc Il2 : STAND-OUTS . ALPHONZA CHANCE f P f LEWIS COLE COCHRAN ANGELA FELECIA CHISOLM Classes 143 li SENIOR SI MARIA HAZEL EWING LINDA KAVK KILLMUKL i 1) W II) U WNK FRONCZAK CKissos ' l I I 7 1 n STAND-OUTS JANET LYNN GAMBLE DENISE LAVERNE HEMPSTEAD CYNTHIA FAYE JOHNSON Classes 145 SENIOR BON IT A McDonald MARK ADKAIN kXEIL C ' Irssps I ' 16 ROBIN HOPE PATTERSON « STAND-OUTS WILLIAM ALTON PINKNEY III SUSAN ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND SENIOR STAND-OUTS JOHN DEAN TIGNER KATHERINE ANNE WATKINS ClnssrsllS JOSEPH PETER YADUSKY s Class of 77 PRESIDENT Denise Hempstead VICE-PRESIDENT Maria Ewing TREASURER Linda Filmore SECRETARY Bonita McDonald Classes 149 SANDRA FA YE ADAMS R. H. S. 2.3.  ; FBLA.H. Oc.:Lib. CI. Pi-p CI. t SHARON DENISE ADAMS R. H S. 2,3.1; Chi.ru-s. KHA; Lib CI.;Off. CI.; Pep CI., ROTC, .Mame THOMAS DARELL ALEXANDER R. H. S. 2.3.4; V. Football; Truck Off. CI; ROTC JEFFREY DAVID ALLEN RMS 2.3,1; H Oc, Hi Y; Ice; Pep Club; ROTC; Bl. His.; Bu.s. Dr JAMES ANTHONY ALLSBROOK R H S 2.3. t; Hon. Soc, Vica; Off. CI.; ROTC; Cum. Rifles; Out- .standing .St-nior VICKIE OZELIAH ALVIS R. H. S. 2,3.  ; Dra. CI.; Fr. CI. Rrd Vica.Icc.TriHi Y RONNIE LEE AUTRY R. H. S. 2.3.  ; RhcI Vica 2; Blue Vica 3. 1 KATHY LYNN BAKER R. H. S, 2,3.1. Vica VIRGINIA BALDWIN R. H. S. 2.3, 1 rj -? DON EARL B. HRfnV R. H. S. 2.3.1. Fr. CI.. Lib. CI. ROTC ' CAY HATES R. H S. t; Chorun. FHA. Hon .Soc TriHi Y ROBKKTBRITCE BAXLEY R. H S 2.3.l;i;olf. Vicu Cliuwrs Paitc I. ' iO STEPHEN ALVIN BEASLEY R. H. S. 2,3,1; V. Football; Baseball Fr. CI.; Hon Soc; Ice; Key CI. Math CI.; Off. CI.; ROTC; Marshal Outstanding Senior LETITIA ANN BELIN R. H. S. 2,3,4; Co-Op; FBLA; Bl. His. FLORA CAMILLA BELL R. H. S. 2,3,4; Track; FBLA; Mod. Dance CI. RHONDA JEAN BELL R. H. S. 2,3,4; FHA;Tri-Hi-Y W. NDA DENN BELL R. H. S. 2,3,4; Art CI.; Sp. CI.; Tri- Hi-Y;FlagTm. FALISA MARIE BILBO R. H. S. 2,3,4 ANGELA DARLENE BLACKWELL R. H. S. 2,3,4; Chorus; Vica; Tri- Hi-Y; Flag Tm.; Oklahoma ROBERT RAY BLEVINS R. H. S. 2,3,4; V. Football; Vica BELINDA DENISE BLOUNT R. H. S. 2,3,4; Track; FBLA; Sp. CI.; Miss Congeniality 4, Bl. His. CI. JEAN ELIZABETH BAYLE R. H. S. 2,3.4; Track 2,3; Fr. CI. 3,4; GAA 3; Cm. CI. 2,3; Hon. Soc. 3,4; Newspaper 3; St. Council 3 JOHN WESLEY BRANCH III R. H. S. 2,3,4; Track; Latin Math CI. CI; JOSEPH E. BRANNOCK III R. H. S. 2,3,4; Football Man.; Basketball Man; Tennis Man; Golf Man.; Cross Cn. Man.; Wrestling Man.; Softball Man.; Baseball Man; HI. Occ. Classes Page 151 HUGH LAWSON BRANSFORD IV R . H. S. 2.:5. ; J. V. Football; .♦ Track; French; Blue Vica; Math Club; Off. Club; Pep CI.; ROTC KATHRYN SUF. BRAMMER R fl .S ■ :.i. . Red Vica PAMELA SUSAN BRIGMAN R H. S 2,:5.4; Ba.skelball; Tenni.s; Softball; Choru. i; Drama CI.; GAA JEAN ALICE BROWN R. H. S. 2,3,1; Basketball; Track; Volleyball. J. V. Cheerleaders; FTA; GAA; Off. CI; ROTC CHANDLER CRAK; BROWNING R. H. S. 2,. ' 1, ; Football; Ba.skelball; Baseball, Harmony; Key CI.; Marshal.s; Outstanding Senior; ROMIAN Staff. MATTHEW WAYNE BRYSON R. H. S. 2.3, ' l; Football; Bn.seball; Key CI. DEA ANN BULEN R. H. S. 2,.l,l; Basketball; Golf Capt.; Softball; VolU-vball, Chorus, Craft CI. Sec. I; GAA; NHS; Vica; .Math CI. Sec. I; ROTC; Sp. CI.; Tri-HiY, Cougar CI. MELINDA MARIE BCLLAKI) R. H. S, 2.3, 1; Red Vira ; Marshals FRANCIS LEWIS CAIN R. H. S. 2,3.1; c:ro s Country; (Jerman CI.; V ica; TriHi Y Mascot SHARON MARGARET CAMERON R H. S. 2.3.1. J. V. Cheerleader; Chorun. Virn: Pep CI . Tri Hi Y. Mame. VIRGINIA MAHKIELA CAMKRON R H S 2.3.1, Choruii; Off CI.; ROTC. ROTC Drill Team GREGORY ALTON CANADY R. H. S. 2.3.1; Football. Baseball. Clasnes Pafte 152 KINDA CARLVSLE R. H. S. 2,:i,.l; ROTC. DOTTY NELL CARROLL R. H. S. 2,3. t; Track; Vollevball; Band; FBLA; Modern Dance CI. JAMES LEE CARTER R. H. S. 2.3,4; Track; Fr. CI.; Vica; Science CI. RUSS MICHAEL CARY R. H. S. 2,3,4; Library C].; Math CI. ALBHONZA CHANCE R. H. S. 2,3,4; Football; Basketball; Cross Country; Track; H. Occ. CI.; Hi-Y; Marshals; Outstanding Sr. ANGELA FELECIA CHISOLM R. H. S. 2,3,4; Drama CI.; FBLA Pres.; FTA; ICC Pres.; Science CI.; St. Council; Sec. of State; Flag Team Capt.; Miss RHS Court; Marshals; Military Ball Court; Black His. CI.; Prom Waitress; Outstanding Sr. ' .. ■ ' .. r aKL -j CYNTHIA KAY COUTES R. H. S. 2,3,4; Track; Craft CI.; FBLA; Occ. CI.; Vica; Cougar CI. LEWIS COLE COCHRAN R. H. S. 2,3,4; Band; Off. CI.; ROTC; Science CI.; Drill Team; Rifle Team; NCO CI.; Outstanding Sr. VERONA MAE COLAR R. H. S. 2,3,4; FHA; Health Occ; Black Hist. CI. Rt. ' . ■ 1 m 1 ' .t-!ttm, . VERA WILLETTE COPELAND R. H. S. 2,3,4; Volleyball; Drama Club; Health Occ; ICC; Pep CI.; ROTC; Science CI.; Sp. CI.; Black History CI. GLENN EDWARD CORCORAN R. H. S. 2,3,4; J. V. Football; V. Football; Baseball; N. H. S.; Key CI.; Math CI. Pres. BRENDA DIANE COXWELL R. H. S. 2,3,4; Chorus; CO-OP. Classes Page 153 JOYCE BERNICE CREECH R. H. S. 2,3, 1; Co-Op KAREN ANN CRIST R. H. S. 2,:J. ; An CI. 2.3; Co-Op I. Drama CI. 2,3, Pep CI. 2,3. RONNIE CROSBY R. H. S. 2.3.4; Vica m LAURA ANN DAVIS R. H. 8. 2,3.1; FBLA I; FHA I; Ger. CI. 3, 1; Lit. MiiiJ. I; Cougar CI. 3,4 ROBERT HENRY DAVIS R. H. S. 2,3,-l.Lib. CI. ERIC ZACHARY DAWSON R. H. S. 2.3.1; V. Foolbiill 3.-1; Basketball 3. I; Track; Bl. His. CI. NERVIN. JOSEPH DtDEAUX R H S 2,3,1; V. Footlwll 1; VVrivsllinK 3.1, Band 3,1; Drama CI. t. Hi Y I; Off. n .!; ROTC 2.3 MARK DH-LON R. H. S. 2.3.1; Lib. CI. KENNETH LE.STER DIMSDALE R. H. S. 2.3.1; An CI. 3; Blue Vica 2; Lib. CI. 2; Science CI. 2; Sp. CI. 2 i DONNA MARIE DYER Kuba aki Sr High 2. R U.S. 3. ; Rimkelball 3; Volleyball 3; V. Cheerleader I. GAA .1,4. Hon. Soc. 3. Sec. 4; Malh CI. 3, V. Pri . 4 , Sp. CI. 2.3; Annual Staff 4; WhonWho .■Xmonit American Hiiih School Stu- dentx JOETTA MARIE EHLE R H S 2,3,4; Art C l. 2; Co Op 2; Dram.i CI. 2, FBI. A 2, Lib. CI. 2; Math II 2 ANTHONY THOMAS ELDRIDC.E R. H. S 2. .1.1. Bund 2.1.1, Chorus 4; Harmony 3, Lib. CI. I, Science CI. 3, I. Mume 3. Oklahoma 2, Prom Waiter 2, Who ' .s Wh i Among American High School Student.-. Cla.vie. i Page l, ' i4 .Uk}KM i JAMES ARTHER ELLIS R. H. S. 2,:i,l; V. Football 2,3,4; Basketball ,3; Band 2,3; HiY 2,3,4; Red Vica 4 ; Ice 4 ; Off. CI. 3; ROTC 2,3 MICHAEL ELLISON R. H. S. 2,3,4; Chorus; Mod. Dance CI. Pep CI. CHARLES HINTON EVANS R. H. S. 2,3,4; V. Football; Wres- tling; ROTC ,- S ' jyw ' ' - ' ; W« MARSHA ROSE EVANS R. H. S. 2,3,4; Art CI. 3,4; FBLA 4 MARIA H. EWING R. H. S. 2,3,4; V. Cheerleader 4 Art CI. 3,4-V. Pres.; FTA 4; Lib CI. 2; St. Council 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2 Homecoming Court; 2nd Runner up 4; Marshal 3, Annual Staff 4 Cougarette 2; Bl. His. CI. 2,3,4, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Outstanding Senior; Sr. Class V. Pres. 4; St. Bod, Sec. 3; Tar Heel Girls State 3 LINDA KAYE FILLMORE R. H. S. 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Fr. CI. 3,4; Harmony 2,3,4; Hon. Soc. 3,4; St. Council 4; Oklahoma 2; Prom Waitress 2; Outstanding Senior I JANET LOUISE FLEMING R. H. S. 2,3,4; Chorus 3 ESMILDA K. FORD R. H. S. 2,3,4; FHA; HI. Occ. CI.; Lib. CI. DARYL VINCENT FORD R. H. S. 2,3,4; V. Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 2; Hi-Y 3,4 DAVID WAYNE FRONCZAK R. H. S. 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Hon. Soc. 3,4; Math CI. 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Outstanding Senior; Morehead Nominee ANNETTE YOLONDA GADSDEN R. H. S. 2,3,4; Volleyball; Chorus; Drama CI.; HI. Occ; Lib. CI.; Pep CI.;Sc. CI.;Sp. C1.;B1. His. CI. JANET LYNN GAMBLE R. H. S. 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Chorus 3; Craft CI. 3,4; FBLA 3; Fr. CI. 2; Harmony 4; St. Council 3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4; Mame 3; Miss RHS 3; Marshal 3; Outstanding Senior Classes Page 155 CHARLES PAYTON GIBSON JR. R. H. S. 2. a. I; Golf, Fr, 11.. Blue Vica RONALD fMLMORE R. H. S. 2..i.l, V. Fi...lball: Wn-. tling: Track; ROTf LINDA DIANA GILLESPIK R. H. S. 2.:i. I, Track; FBLA. FTA; « GAA HI. Occ; Ice, Pep (•|.;ROrC; Tri-Hi Y; Fla« Ti .im; .St. Council • t BERNARD GILLIARD R. H. S. 2.:i.l; Cros.s Country; Track; Drama CI.; Off. CI.; ROTC; Sc. CI. GAIL DENISE GLOVER R. H. S. 2..!, I; FBLA; FHA; FTA; GAA; Lib. CI. ROY THOMAS GREGG R. H. S. 2,;{, I; Red Vica; Paw Print.s ROBERT S. GROOMS R. H. S. 2..!. I; Cros.s Country; Trnck; Art CI.; Drama CI. RONALD A r H E L S T O N HAMILTON R. H. S. 2. .1.1; V. Football; Ba.ikct ball. Hi Y; Paw Prints; ROTC GEORGE ALLEN HARGROVE R H. S. 2.3,1; Cr  s Country; Truck; Art CI.; Chorus; Drama CI., Pep CI.; Mnmr; Oklahoma WILLIAM CHARLES HAHHIS III R. H. S. 2.. ' 1.I, Tennis. H.irmonv. Off. CI; ROTC.CumlH-rland Rines, Honor Guard, Couunr CI.; J. V. Football MERRIE LINDA HART R H S. 2,;i.l, Art CI. 2.3; Craft CI. ;t.l; Drama C . 2; Lib. CI. 2. ! Sec.;Sp. CI. 3,4; Sec. S H A H LE EN ELIZABETH HATCHER R. H S. 2.3..J; Craft CI. 3; FBLA 3; Vila I. ROTC 2 ClnMes Page 1. 6 DIANNA JEAN HAWTHORNE R. H. S. 2,3,4; Art CI. 2,3; Chorus 3,4; Craft CI. 3,4; FTA 3,4; Sp. CI. 2; Mame 3 ANNETTE CORRINE HAYES R.H.S. 2,3,4; FHA; HI. Occ; ROTC; Drill Team CLARENCE ERIC HAYES R. H. S. 2,3,4; V. Football; Track; Band; Chorus; Hi-Y SANDRA HAYWOOD R. H. S. 2,3,4 DENISE LAVERNE HEMPSTEAD R. H. S. 2,3,4; Dr. CI.; FBLA ; HI. Occ. Ice; ROTC; St. Council; Marshal; Bl. His. CI.; Chess CI.; Honor Guard; Outstanding Senior ANGELA NADINE HENRY R. H. S. 2,3,4; Softball; J. V. Cheer- leader; Chorus; FHA; ROTC i JEFFREY MAURICE HERRING R. H. S. 2,3,4; Cross Country; Wres- tling; Band; Dr. CI.; Vica MICHAEL RAY HIGGINS R. H. S. 2,3,4; Hon. Soc; Latin CI. Math CI.; Off. CI.; ROTC; Sc. CI. Cumberland Rifles; Honor Guard Chess CI. ANTHONY JAMES HILL R. H. S. 2,3,4; V. Football; Track; Red and Blue Vica; Chess CI. V. Pres.; Talent Show 3rd; Vica Award ULLI HOEFFER R. H. S. 2,3,4; Craft CI. 4; Dr. CI. 3; Sp. CI. 2,3,4 CURTIS L. HOOD R. H. S. 2,3,4; Latin CI. BEN CHARLES HOUSE R. H. S. 2,3,4; Craft CI. 3,4; Drama CI.; Hon. Soc. 3,4; Ice. 4; Key CI. 2; Math CI. 3,4; Paw Prints 3, Editor 4; Sp. CI. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; St. Council; Marshal 3; Prom Waiter 3 Classes Page 157 LAFONYA IDELL HLCJHES R. H. S. 2.3.1. Track; FHA; FTA; HI. Occ; Ice. Math CI . Off. CI.. ROTC. St, Council. KlaK Team; Bl. Hi . CI.; Military Ball Court SHARON LEE HUGHES R. H. S. 2.. ' J.r. Art CI. 3; Co-Op 1; Craft CI. .- Sp. CI. 3 CAROLYN HUTCHISON R. H, S. 2.3.1; J. V. Baskolball 2; Softball 2.3; Art CI. t. Hon. Soc. 3.1; Math CI. I; Sp. CI. 3, -V. Pre . CHARLES VANDER IVORY JR. R. M. S. 2.3,1; Football .i; Pep CI. I MICHAEL EARL JACKSON R. H. S. 2,3. t; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3, ; ROTC 2; St. Council 4 TAMMY ARLENE JAMES R. H. S. 2.3.1; V. Cheerleader 4; J. V. Cheerleader 2; FTA 4; HI. Occ. 4; Off. CI. 3; Miss RHS Court 4;BI. Hi.s. CI. 3,4 BENNETT MIIl ' IIELL JOHNSON R. H. S. 2,3.4; Red Vica 4; Lib. CI. 3,4 ;Sp. CI. 2,3;Ches.sCI. 3 CYNTHIA FAYE JOHNSON R. H. S. 2.3.4; V. Cheerleader 3.4; J. V. Cheerleader 2; Chorus 3,4; Craft CI. 3,4; Dr. CI. 2; FBLA 3; FTA 4; OAA 3.4; Red Vica 4; Pep CI. 4; Sp. CI. 3; Oklahoma: Out standinu .Senior DEATRICE LORETTA JOHNSON R. H. S. 2.3.4. FTA 2. Lib. CI 4. Bl. His. CI. 4 ROBERT CURTIS JOHNSON R H. S. 2.3.4. Vica 3.4 DEBORAH JONES R. H S. 2,3,4. Basketball 4. Soft ball 4; Vollevball I Classes Page 158 HAZEL MARIE JONES R. H. 8. 2,:i,l; ROTC EUGENE ALLEN JOYCE R. H. S. 2,3,1; Red Vica; Blue Vica: ROTC;NCOCl. OLAF KAHN III R. H. S. 2,3,4; Off. CI.; ROTC- NCO CI.; Chess CI. W ik ' MAURICE HOUSEAL KEITH R. H. S. 2,3,4; Football; Baseball; ROTC KATHERINE LILLIAN KELLAM R. H. S. 2,3,4; Red Vica; Pageant Hostess NANCY ELIZABETH KELLY R. H. S. 2,3,4; Co-op; FBLA; Sp. CI. PAUL BENSON KELLEY JR. R. H. S. 2,3,4; Tennis; Key CI.; Math CI. DWIGHT ALPHONSO KING R. H. S. 2,3,4; Tennis; Harmony; Key CI. TARA LEE KLASSEN R. H. S. 2,3.4; Pep CI. TINA ROSE LANDON R. H. S. 2,3,4; Craft Club; French CI. Treas; FTA Pres.; H onor Society V. Pres; Interclub Coun.; Math CI.; St. Council; ROHIAN Staff SHIRLEY LEAKE R. H. S. 2,3,4; Vica CI. Sec JACQUELINE DENISE LEWIS R. H. S. 2,3,4; Track; Drama CI.; GAA V. Pres.; Harmony; ROTC; St. Coun.; Flag Team; Black Hist.; ROA; Girls Drill Team; Military Ball Court Classes Page 159 KAMA RAE LINDAHL R. H. S. 2,. ' i,l; Volleyball; Chorus; FTA; Viea; Latin CI.;TriHi Y SUSAN JANE LINK R. H. S. ■l .i.i. Varsity Cheerleader J. V. Cheerleader; Chorus Harmony Treas.; Latin CI. Pari. TriHi Y; Sec; Mame; Oklahoma Annual Staff YOLANDA DAINE LINK R. H. S. J,:j. I CARL LOCUS R. H. S. 2.3,1; J. V. Football; V. Football ; Wrestling; Track; Hi-Y. THERESE MARIE LOWERY R H. S. 2..i.l. Tennis, Volleyball, Fr. CI. PRENTICE LEWIS MACK R. H. S. 2..i, I, Chorus, HiY; Okla homa vv : ROM A LI A BONITA MANUEL R H. S. 2.:5,l; Drama CI; FTA; Newspaper; Sp. CI. RICHARD MARTIN R. H. S. 2,3,1 RODDNEY B MrCANTS R.H.S. 2..!. I. Ba.sketball; Cross Country; Track, HiY; Malh CI.; Science Cl.;Sp. CI. .lAMES RAY MrnANlEL.IR R.H.S. 2.;t.l. Koolbiill. Biiseball. Vicn;Key CI BONITA MrOONALI) R.H.S. 2,3,1, Bii.ikptbnll, Track. Volleyball. Sr Claw Sec, FTA, He. Occ CI., Lib. CI.; Pep CI , St. Council, CoUKiirettes, ROMIAN Staff, Prom WnilreM, Outstanding Sr. ; Soph. CInjw Sec DAVID IRA MoDOCC.ALL R. H. S. 2,3,1, Art l l.. Library CI. Clowies Page 160 s •A. E hLx . ' tK rO k . 1 m Vr 1 EDDIE WAYNE McDUFFIE R. H. S. 2,3,4; Football 2,3, 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; WrestlinR 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Art CI. 2; Chorus 2,3; Dr. CI. 4; FTA 3,4; Hi-Y 1; Key Club 3,4; Pep CI. 4; ROTC 2,3,4; Sc. CI. 2,3,4; Bl. His. CI. 2,3 MISS HATTIE McGIRT R. H. S. 2,3,4 CATHRYN ANN McGLAUGN R. H. S. 2,3,4; Chorus 3; FBLA 4; Sc. CI. 4; Sp. CI. 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents } ks ANTHONY McLEAN R. H. S. 2,3,4; Co-Op 3; Dr. CI. 2; HI.;Occ. 2 JAMES FLETCHER McLEAN R. H. S. 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 2; Band 3; Off. CI. 3; Pep CI. 4; ROTC 2,3,4 MARCY DAVIS McLEOD R. H. S. 2,3,4; Lib. CI. 2,3,4-Sec.; Paw Prints 4; Sp. CI. 4; Cougar CI. 2.3.4 MARK ADRIAN McNEIL R. H. S. 2,3,4; Hon. Soc; Latin CI. Outstanding Senior BRIAN MEARES R. H. S. 2,3,4; Vica SHANNON YVONNE MILES R. H. S. 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; German CI. 3,4 DAVID EDWIN MIMS R. H. S. 2,3,4; Harmony 3; Vica 4 STEVE MIXON R. H. S. 2,3,4; Chess CI. 3 REBECCA ANN MITCHELL R. H. S. 2,3,4; Art CI. Classes Page 161 REBECCA JEAN MONTALDO R. H. S. 2.3.1; Craft CI.; Dr. CI., Icc;Lib.CI. Pres.;Paw Printii;Sp. CI. ZAIDA ANA MONTES R. H. S. 2.:i..l; Band . ' J.J; Fr. CI. 3.-1 -Pres.; FTA 3.1-Sec.; Hon Soc. 3. I; Math CI. 3 TERRIE LYNN MORGAN R. H. .S. 2.3.1; V. Cheerleader; J. V. Cheerleader; Chorus; Harmony; Math CI.; Mame; Oklahoma t f CAROLY.N FAYE MURRAY R. M. .S. 2,3.1; Lib. CI. CYNTHIA DIANNE NORMAN R. H. S. 2.3,1; Fr. CI.; FTA Hi.s.; Bl. Hi.s. CI. HARRIET ELAIN PADGETT R. H. .S. 2.3.1; ROTC 2 U ' JEFFREY RENAL PARKER R. H. S. 2.3. 1 ; Tenni.s t ; Fr. CI. 3.1 ; Key Club 1; ROTC 2.1; Bu.s Dr. 3.4 WADDY WYNN PARKER R H.S. 2.3.1. Ba.skelbnll; Track; Band; ROTC SULA MICHELLE PARRISH R. H. .S. 2.3.I;FHA; Vira ROBIN HOPK PATIER.SON R II S 2.3,1. ILmnony. Hon Sor.. Icr. Mdnir. Miss KM. ' I. Mnrnhnl 3; Outntanding Senior. ROMIAN Editor m-Chier KAREN MARIE PELL R. U.S. 2.3.1. Band 2. 3. J; FBLA 3,4; Harmony 3; .Sp. CI. 3; Mnmp 3 MICHAEL DAVID PKLI.KTIFR R. U.S. 2.3.1, Fniilball :l,t, Wrrs tlinR 3; Baxebnll 3.4; Sp. CI. 3 Clniup!i PaK« 162 VICTORIA JEAN PETTIFORD R. H. S. 2,3,1; HI. Occ. CI.; Mod. Dance CI.; ROTC TED NATHANIEL PHILLIPS II R. H. S. 2,3,4; Blue Vica ALICE JOYCE PICKENS R. H. S. 2,3,4; Vollovball 4; Dr. CI. 3-Treas.; HI. Occ. CI. 3,4-Hi.st.; Pep CI. 4; ROTC 3,4; Honor Guard 3; Sc. CI. 3,4— Sec; St. Council 4; BI. His. CI. 3; St. Adv. Board 3; Couijar CI. 3,4; Ches.s CI. 3; St. Volunteer Achievement Award 3; Annual Staff 4 WILLIAM ALTON PINKNEY III R. H. S. 2,3,4; V. Football 2.3,4— Captain; Track 3; Ba.seball 2,3; Art CI. 4-Pres.; Hi-Y 4; ROTC 2; Marshal 3; BI. His. CI. 4-Parl.; Outstanding Senior LEOPOLDO S. A. RANCHES R. H. S. 2,3,4; ROTC CHARLOTTE RAY R. H. S. 2,3,4; Dr. CI.; Fr. CI. Occ. CI.; Ice; Mod. Dance CI. HI. I( LAWRENCE DELWOOD RAY R. H. S. 2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Art CI. 4; Hon. Soc. 3,4; Latin CI. 2,3,4; Math CI. 3,4; Paw Prints 4; BI. His. CI. 4 ROBERT TROY RELYEA R. H. S. 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3; Harmony 3; Red Vica 4 DEBORAH LYNNE RHYNE R. H. S. 2,3,4; Softball 4; Sp. CI. 3,4 r ,i PETER RITTENHOUSE R. H. S. 2,3,4; V. Football FRANK JAY ROBERTSON R. H. S. 2,3,4; Cross Country; Track; Art CI.; Craft CI.; Paw Prints; Sc. Cl.;Sp. CI. MELANY ANN ROGERS R. H. S. 2,3,4; Craft CI. 3,4-Pres.; Dr. CI.; Fr. CI. 3,4-Treas.; Hon. Soc. 3,4; Ice 4; Math CI. 3; Paw Prints 4— Ass. Ed.; Sc. CI. 4; St. Council V. Pres.; Outstanding Senior; Morehead Nominee Classes Page 163 SUSAN DIANE ROGERS R. H. S. 2,.J,J;C ' 0p;Sp. CI. TERRY LYNN ROSS R. H.S. 2,3.  ; Golf; Rt-d Vica V. Prtt... Pre«.;ICC. RONNIE LEE SALES R. H. S. 2,3, J; Foolball; Basketball; Drama CI.; Fr. CI.; Off. CI.; ROTC; Prom Waiter I L -..-i EDWARD W. SHINPOCH R. H. S. 2.3.4 TERRY PRE.STON SHIVER R. H. S. 2..!, I VALENCY A ANN SIMMONS R. H. S. 2.3. J CAROLYN DIANNE SIMMS R. H. S. 2.3,l;Ch()ru.s;ROTC SHEILA LEE SIMPSON R. H.S. 2.3,t;FHA;Vica THELMASl ' E SIMPSON R. II. S, 2,3,1; KMA Trea.s.; Rod Vica Sgl. ut Arms; Pep CI. ANTHONY WAYNE S.MITH R.H.S. 2.3.1, Hlur Vicn Sgt at Armi ;Sri nci ' CI., VMcm CI, CHARLES E. SMITH R H. S. 2,3.1; liiiskellNill. Wren llinu. Track, Hiisehull; Art CI Hand. Chi rii.H. H.-al 111 Occ.Key CI Lib. CI., M.idrrn Dame CI.. ROTC DE LORES MARIE SMITH R. lis 2.3.1; FBLA; FHA; FTA. C.AARIiick Hi l.CI. Cln.Hses Pa|ie 161 FRANCES LEE SMITH R. H. S. 2,3,t; KTA; Health Occ; Modern Dance CI.; Pep CI.; ROTC NOVELLA SMITH R. H. S. 2,.!, t; Track; J. V. Cheer- leader; FHA; GAA; Pep CI.; Black Hist. CI. VERONICA BEATRICE SMITH R. H. S. 2,3,1; FHA; FTA; Otf. CI .; ROTC AVA ROSETTA SPELL R. H. S. 2,3,4; Latin CI.; Library CI. MICHAEL ROBERT SPENCER R. H. S. 2,3,4; Football; Wre.stling; Track; German CI.; ROTC; RiOe Team ISADORE SPRUELL JR. Ill R. H. S. 2,3,4; Track; Art CI.; Chorus; Hi-Y; Off. CI.; ROTC KATHY DAWN STEVENS R. H. S. 2,3,4; V. Cheerleader; Chorus; German CI.; Red Vica; Mame; Oklahoma TIMOTHY LEE STEWART R. H. S. 2,3,4; Library CI.; Off. CI.; ROTC ELAINE JEANNIE STRICKLAND R. H. S. 2,3,4; Fr. CI.; Harmony; Pep CI.; Science CI.; Student Body Pres. of St. Counc; Tri-HiY; Mame; Oklahoma LINDA MARIE STROTHER R. H. S. 2,3,4; Softball Mgr.; Vol- leyball; FBLA; FTA; GAA; Health Occ; Off. CI.; Pep CI.; ROTC; Science CI.; Sp. CI.; Student Adv. Board CARRIE YVONNE SULLEN R. H. S. 2,3,4; Basketball; FBLA; German CI. Pres.; NHS; ICC; Pep CI. Treas. TERESA ELIZABETH SULLENBERGER R. H. S. 2,3,4; Drama CI.; German Cl.;Sp. CI. Classes Page 165 SUSAN KLl .AHKI H SUTHERLAND R. H. S. 2,3,1; V. ChcorU-ader 3,1, German CI. 3,-1— Sec. ; Homt-coining Queen I; Marshal 3; Who ' s Who AmonK American Hiijh .Sch(H)ls, Annual Staff 4; OutstandinK Senior DAVID R. .SWARTLING R. H. S. 2,3,1 CHRISTINE ANNE SWIGER R. H. S. 2,3.«; Vica BERNICE ANNETTE TART R. H. S. 2,3.1; Tennis; Track; Dr. CI.; GAA; HI. Occ. CI.; Vica; Sp. CI. LEON TAYLOR JR. R. H.S. 2.3, I; Track; Lib. CI..B1. Hi-i. CI. Art CI.; Hi-Y PAMELA ANNE TERRY R. H. S. 2,3,1; FHA; HI. Occ. CI. Sc. CI.;Sp. CI. VICKIE LORRAINE THOMAS R. H. S. 2,3. J; Chorus; FHA; Fr. CI. KAREN DEVONIA THOMPSON R. H. S. 2.3,1; Track 2.: , I . Kr. CI. .1; FTA 3,1 -V. Pres.; Ice, Pep CI., Bl. Hi. . CI. 3,.«-Pres. JOHN DEAN TIGNER R. H. S. 2,3, • ; V. Football; German CI.; Ice; Key CI.; Mame; Oklahoma; Marshal; Out.standin|t Senior MAKK ALBERT TORRES R. H. S. 2,3,1; Tennw; Crow Country; Wrenllinii; Crnft CI.; Dr. ( ' I.. Harmony. Key CI.. P.iw Prints; Pep CI , St. Council. M.ime. Okia h ima MARY BARBARA TKEtwX.sKES R H. S. 2.3.1; Cnifl CI . German CI.; HI. Occ. CI ; Ire. Paw Prints. Sp. CI. JOHN ANDREW TROGDON R. H.S. 2,3.J;CriiiMi Country 2.3.1. Track 2.3.1; Art CI. 3. Craft CI. I. Vica 3. I; CouHar CI. 3.1. .Sc. CI. I. Who ' s Who Amonii American High School .Studeiils CliiMex Pnile 16fi DONALD VALENZUELA H. H. S. 2,3,1; Football; Wrestling; I ' lack; Art CI.; Paw Prints KIM MARIE VERA F. T. S. 2; R. H. S. 3,1; Tennis 4; Softball 4; Craft CI. 4; Dr CI 3 4- FBLA 4; ROTC 2,3,4; Sc. CI 2 4 • Sp. CI. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Annual Staff 4; St. Volunteer Achievement Award 3 INGEBORG SONJA VINENT R. H. S. 2,3,4; Golf 2,3; Track 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4— Head; Dr. CI. 3; German CI. 2,3,4; HI. ' Occ. CI. 2; Red Vica 4; Paw Prints 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 LISA CAROL VOGENBERGER R. H. S. 2,3,4; Co-Op MARCELLA CHRISTINE WADER R. H. S. 2,3,4; Dr. CI.; FHA 3,4-V Pres.; GAA; HI. Occ. CI.; Sc. CI. DONNA MARIE WAFE R. H. S. 2,3,4; Basketball; Softball; Craft CI.; FBLA n 0 m JAMASENEA WALKER R. H. S. 2,3,4; Dr. CI.; FBLA; FTA; GAA; HI. Occ. CI.; Sp. CI.; Bl. His. CI. KATHERINE ANNE WATKINS R. H. S. 2,3,4; Craft CI. 3,4-V. Pres.; Hon. Soc. 3,4— Pres.; Ice. 4- Lib. CI. 2: Off. CI. 3-V. Pres., 4— Pres.; Math CI. 3,4— Pari.; Off. CI. 3— V. Pres., 4— Pres. V.; ROTC 2,3,4; Cumberland Riflettes; Rifle Team— 2; St. Council 3— Jr. CI. Pres.; 4-Parl. MC Miss RHS 3; Out- standing Senior THOMAS CAREY WHITT R. H. S. 2,3,4; Football; Basketball  I SUSAN K. WILLIAMS R. H. S. 2,3,4; Art CI.; Lib. CI.; Sp. CI. SUSAN ANN WILSON R. H. S. 2,3,4; Harmony; Latin CI.; Mame; Prom Waitress 2; Volunteer Student Achievement Award 3 GARY WOOTEN R. H. S. 2,3,4; Football; ROTC Classes Page 167 JOSEPH PETER YADUSKY R. U.S. 2,:i, ; Tennis; Fr. CI.; Harmony; Key CI.; Sc. CI.; Si. Council, Mame; Oklahoma; Mamhnl; Outitanding Senior ANITA YEAGER R. H. S. 2,a.4; Vica RONNIE M. YOUNG K M.S. 2,:i. J; Chorus; Dr. CI.; KBLA; FTA. HI. Occ. CI.; Hi-Y; Pep CI.;Sp. C1.;BI. Hi.s. CI. FRANK ZABALA R. H, S. I, Football 2.3 MIKE ALLEN R. H. S. 2.3.1; Golf Team; Rpfl Vica KEITH BATES R. H. S. 2, .1,1; Red Vica MARK JAMES DYER R. H. S. 2.3,1; Baseball Team; Blue Vica JAMES EUGENE GARVEY J. V. Football; V. Football; Tennis Team 2.. ' {,J; Key Club 3,1; Vice Pre . 1; Newspaper Staff 3; Student Council .1 DONALD EARL .MUSE R H. S. 2.3. I m grw : « PATRICK ALDON POPE R. H S. 2..1, 1, J. V Football 2; V. Football 3.1; Ita.seliall 3.1; Band 2, .1,1, Hi Y 3; Honor Society .1,1. Intercluh Council 3,1.. Kev Club 1. Latin Club 3,1. Math Cluu 3; Slu dent Council JACK DAVID. SCOIT R. H. S. 2,3. I; C«)lf Team. Biind GARY SMITH R. U.S. 2.3,1; Track 2. Drama Club; Mi-Y; Ofriccr ' s Club 3; ROTC 2,3.1 I ' liuwes Piiae 168 Marshals and Mascots Back Row; P. Longo. M. Yarborough, T. Sasser, T. Handy, B. Tigner, D. Tew, M. Turdgeon. Front Row: L. Bradshaw, V. Roundtree, M. Jones, S. Jackson, C. Calais, S. Link, M. Long. I Head Marshals: Sandy Link, Bill Tigner Christopher Patterson Classes 169 Vernon Adiim.ui Briditt ' l Adiims Kim Adams Let- Ann Adams Arthur AU-mon Jnmc« Allxbrnok Krir Aiiroin Kolwcrn Aulry Hirhnrd Autry Val Bjiitnani Shpiln Bnrnra LiM Bate Tony B« lin Dnnny FV ' ncivit , Jnna IU ' TU niis c l70 Willie Bloyd Linda Boyce Michael Boyce Lorie Bradshaw Mike Brannock Karen Clark Monica Clark Arnold Cogdell Bennett Connelly Thomas Cooke Classes 171 iliimcs Dufrcsnr ■)f nnnr Dufrfsni ' D ' l)t i« ' K;iM n Khondii KiiKcm Saiulni Kldriditp Tony Espnr .o ( nlhy Kvcrrtl Slnnlry FioUlii DiivkI Klynn Grnrvn Ford Mirinm Ford (Miff Frtvlrrick Bonny Frcrman Frank Gprhnrl Kollv Optz ClBsaM 172 Donald Hilbert Paul Hill Gloria Hilliard Kalhy Hilliard Gary Holder Pete Houten Astrid Hoy Greg Hughes Steven Hutchinson Sabra Ingraham Classes 173 Anthony Kallip Donnir Kingery Ronald Kirklnnd 1 Muhai ' l Kn x-h M Mii ' h.K ' l Kos iiliivski .lamos I.amtirrt (l.iry Lan€ TtTfsa I, dford ( hfryl Leonard Karon Leonard 1 ' ln.isrs 1 7 I Classes 175 Ronald Mc(iuire Joseph McKinnon Jamf McKoy Duvid McMillan Anita McSwuin Jadonna Meiidc Lisa Mf;ison Debhv Meckins Robin Milli-r Sharon Mitchell Terry Mitchell Kris Moonei Denire MoM ' it- K nine me Murphy Delphme Murray Tell Nalor Karen NeUun Thomas Nelson Dewayne Nirhols Claude Ousley Randy Pane Hernii ' e Pavne ClaMm 176 Dol)()i-:ih Pell Bnicf Piltman Keith Plummor Jovce Pedlesnik Phil Pollard David Poole Patricia Poole Timmy Poole David Porter Jim Porter Sieglinda Powell Joseph Powers Marvin Pridgen Laura Radachovsky Regina Reid Reggie Relbeire Robin Richardson La Vonne Richmond Bryant Riddick Rick Riggs Lori Rigsby David Rivers Classes 177 Lisii Rn M V ' ftlia Roundtree Gwendolyn Saile Timmy Sasser Victoria Schwin-I Douiilas Searcy Larry Sellers Tyrone Shefton Barry Shcppard Linda Simmons Rosa Simpson Paul Smith Jampi Starlinii Mike Sl..rkd«lr Diirlene Stuhhs Kdward Sullivan Li . Tate Sharon Taylor Jnnlcp Thomp«on .lim Thomfwon Catherine Tichinel Bill Tinner Gary Turgcon ClaMes 178 Veronica Uncles Monica Venzula Valeric Virgil Jay Waldon Phillip Ware vMiBi Paula Warren Brad White Curtis White Lisha White ■ ■ r -£AfV : « ' .«4.-. .o .. . Ronda White Cathi Whitlock Fred Whitt Snoda Wilbert Ronny Wilkerson David Williams Larry Williams Marikka Williams Nancy Wirth Randy Woods Mark Yarboro Susanna Yarbrough Linda Zabala Classes 179 Junior Makeups [k t SIA Laurie Becker Anthony Breedcn Brenda Chance tiregg Fordham Linda Geddie Kamona Gill Phyllis Greene Vicki Grondahl Delores Henderson Rogina Hill Greg Hughes Orrin Loftin Pat Mazalis Alvella Mrliiiurin Lori Mullins Celi-stc Parker David Pi.rter Lori Riftiihy liuulorr Spruell Donna Trrgaskes Nt ' dgielcne William-- Kiinald Wright Cla. ' ises ' ISd Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President: Johnny Little; Vice President: Renee Branch Secretary: Faye Cochran; Treasurer: Theresa White  Mark Adams Kelly Allen Billy Arnette Elaise Artis Larry Autry Charles Averitt Tony Bagnani Wanda Bain Mike Ban-ett Melissa Barry Lisa Bejarano Pam Berg Cornelius Bethune Tanya Bilbo Bill Blackwell Rebecca Blake Karen Blalock Michael Blue ... iX?J ' „ ' ' ' s Classes 181 Pamf-lii Blue l f Bimnr Liirry Bowman Lpo Bowm. ' in Jarkip Boykin Rent-e ' Branch Jamps BrinR Don Brown Gary Brown I ;iura Brown Riis-M-I F rown Vancssii Brvan Km Buchanan Annoltr Buford Susan Burgie Rospanno Burzynski Janine Calhoun Laurie Cannon Robert Cannon Sherry (?apps Maria Carhoff LincL ' i Carmichoal Clarence Charter Nancy Carter Thi ' rc«i Carter Andrea Carver Zenn Caudle Maxine Chambers Carolyn Chance Charli-ne Cinclair i-nt f )i Angeln CInrk David Clemen.s Classes 1 H2 ' Hiittoms up. James Cobb Faye Cochran Lillie Collins Becky Comer Charles Cook Mike Coons Let ' s make a break for it! ' ' V. r ' Barbara Cope Mark Cottingham Lisa Coverdale Cynthia Croswell Tracy Cobb Kenneth Culbreth Debbie Currie Ronnie Curtis Belinda Dane Arthur Davenport BrendaDavis Colen Davis Otis Davis Pamela Davis John Delay Charlie Derrick Debra Dickerson James Dixon James Dockery Romona Dockery Debra Douglas Wanda Douglas Venetta Dove David Drake Classes 183 Steve Dufrenne Celia Dynes C ' ariil Edmond Dou|{la.s Kdwurds Willie Rdw.-irdii Grady Klliot Mitchell Ennis Tony Kvan.s Dyrelo Panning Barbara Farrow Sophia Ferguson Angellctte Fields I nuni Filniorc Daughn Fi.shcr Miriam Ford VVilla Freeman Paineln Frye Delores Fuller Marion darner Kenn Cieddie Suwin Geddie UtiMel (lerhart J.imes (iiliKiin .leanelle (tilwon Kiiren (iilhert Anitn Gills Classes 1 84 George Gootl Thcodis Goodwin Krma Graham Nancy Graham Sylvia Gregg Teri Guilmette Joan Hannah Janet Harrington Cecil Harris David Hart Dennie Hashew Donald Hayes Larell Higginbottom Cheryl Higgins Nancv Hill Shane Hill Shelia Hilliard Andy Hoefer Jerry Holland Tony Holland Kenneth Holmes Susan Hott Jackie Houben Karen Howard Mason Hudson Beth Huggins Classes 185 Crary Hughes Beverly Hunt Mark Hutchison Jumes Iniiram Ada Ivory Charles Jamos Carl Janaaon Cindy Jarnigan Harvette Jenkins Julaine Jenson Jennifer Jcssup Eric Johnson Lizzie Johnson Michele Johnson Rol)erl Johnson Rocky Johnson Dehorah Jones Jerry Jones Shirley Jones Susan Jones Leon Jorclon Tony Jordon Lynn Jourden Randy Keene . ' Oft ' f ' f ' . ..i.,- t., 1 Mi Time for lum-hl Ann Lacewell Ricky Lacewell Antionc Lackland Suzanne Landon Tom Lednicky Dave Lee Valerie McSwain Sandra MaCauley Benjamin Major Melonee Maddoy Marie Mathews Barbara Mace Classes 187 Suzannt Marbert Jacki - Miirrs Harold Mnultsby David May Donald Morkins Arbin Mi ' lvin Katie Melvin Willie Merrick Lenora Mitcholl Jackie Monville Kim Mot)re Tony Morgan Ronald Morine Vickv Moslev Williiini Mosley Carole Mo.stella Steve Mountel Betty Murphy Classes 1 88 Enthusiastic Suphomores? Janice Ousley Torrv Packer Mike Pa I lad Gwenevpre Parker Debrora Parks Robin Parker ' Get on the goodfoot, uh-huh! Classes 189 Chris Ray Vicki Richardson Shflloy Ri|!K Tom Rittpnhousp Darryl Ftobin.ion Tommy Sadler Richard Salazar Kelly Scotl Maurice Scotl Patricia Selph Tove Sheppard Karen Shinpoch Mark SiKler Joe Simmons Gary Sinijletary Vicki Skillinj! John Slink Greg Slominski Anita Smith Mark Smith Sherri Smith Wayne Smith Juan Sowcll Chandra Sparks I Mervin Staton Clarke Stearns Susan Strother I uri-I Siilherland Sandra SwartlinK Becky Taylor ' Surn-nder II Clajwes 1 90 . ! It ' s lhu sUrchcd shirt. Gail Taylor Debby Terry Gwendolyn Thomas Clara Thompson Denise Thompson Carlos Thornton Glenn Tillery Jeffrey Torres Lyle Townes Jimmy Townsend Laura Turgeon Joy Turlington Shen-y Vanderwalker Mike Vaughan Tom Vera Terri Waits Wacker Walker Tina Walters ' T Hon ' t believe what I ' m seeine! ' Classes 191 Chris Will iamn CrniK Williams Kred Williams Jamps Williams Mirharl Williams Michael Williams Walter Williams Donny Wilson JcK- Wilson Laura Wilson Edison WinKatc Ralph Wingo Lisa Whitley Darrell Woodward Sylvia Wray Curtis Wright William Yudusky Michelle Yarboro Clnsso 192 Sophomore Makeups Rave Boyce Annette Buford Cheryl Carroll Odis Craig Pamela Davis Brenda Medlin Gail Taylor Terrence Taylor Pat Valenzuela Julie Weatherly Sylvia Wray Classes 193 I will pass this way but once. If there is any good that I can do, Let me do it now for III never pass this way again. I will see this day hut once. If there ' s any kindness I can show, let me show it now, form never see this day again. Tomorrow may be too late, my friend, to do all the good that you planned. So reach out to those who need you and lend them a helping hand. 195 will know this world but once. If there ' s any love that I can give, let me give it now. Oh Lord, please show me how. For ril never know this world, III never see this day, Fll jk never pass this uKiy again. We the staff of the ROHIAN, would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation to those individuals and organizations who have sponsored and supported the ROHIAN during the 1976-77 school year. We would also like to thank the teachers for their understanding throughout the year, for we realize that there were times when it was not convenient for them to release students from their classes, and yet they made this sacrifice so that our annual would be one that they could be proud of. A special commendation should also be presented to club members, officers, and spon- sors for their faithful participation in being present for club pictures, even on short notice. Rohian Staff: Editor Robin Patterson Business Managers Janet Gamble Lisa Ross Student Photographer Pat Longo Features Susan Sutherland— Editor Yvonne Sullen Susan Link David Fronczak Organizations Classes Sports .Donna Dyer— Editor Alice Pickins Debbie Corcoran Bonita McDonald Sandy Link .Maria Ewing— Editor Elaine Strickland Tina Landon Kim Vera . Mike Jackson— Editor Craig Browning Eric Dawson Regina Reid Edwina Hamilton Photographer Philip Stockdale Jewel Box DIAMOND SPECIALIST FOROVKH 50 YFARS ART CARVED CLASS RINGS Cross Creek Mall . Eulah V ' illiage 207 Hav Street CROSS CREEK MALL • TEW TILE CARPET CO. i ' rofossionals 1th a com plele line of ni.i ' ■ CAHrill WALL I ' AIM FLOOK coveuim; PAIM phone : 32. ' )- 1111 COMPLIMENTS Of HERNDON BROS. 710 Ramsov St. phone: J83-2135 . . OWENS FLORIST phone 484-4161 The Fayetteville Publishing Co. 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