Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1972 volume:

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Rustburg, Virginia 1972 Volume XXXI Susan Harris Pe re CeO” De Oa. og) Vickie Litchford Joan Bennett Co-Editors Business Managers = . 40-020) 18 -o- =) -0- CirculationManager ......---.-- Karen Sisson Editorial Sponsotes.. | oe = Mrs. Anne Greene Business Sponsor =... =. - .%, Mrs. Nancy Gregory A ck yn the werrt of ly in Gout schoo fe Ke ssP { fu taee (De I dream a world where man no other will scorn, where love will bless the earth and peace its path adorn. BYs { 42,2 hopeqe themes got mawuvae We (pres U2 Wd, Lec © AD D104) STON Poa Qu HQ: ot OA YHVG Q Q L youd por UM en Co BIG + Mose- dude Wn cabo ho Opts UY Re GPOON- ACY COG . Pomonto� Ne Mac) Cunt 2 ,! I dream a world where all will know sweet freedom's way, where greed no longer saps the soul nor avarice blights our day, A world I dream where black or white, whatever race you be, will share the bounties of the earth and every man is free, Where wretchedness will hang its head, and joy, like a pearl, attend the needs of all mankind. Contents Dedication Classes Faculty Activities Sports Organizations Ads Dedication William B. Skinner 10 We dedicate this annual to WILLIAM B. SKINNER, in return for the priceless gifts of knowledge and inspiration he has bestowed upon us. It is a way of expressing our gratitude and a feeble attempt to return some of the respect that he first gave to us. BAN ROSIN Gr al 12 13 In Memory of Thomas Eugene Hunter 1953-1971 Life was a delight... Of swirling yellow and flirting butterflies in silken flight and happy daisies It was a breathless, generous laugh, an eager grin for everyone With long green parks of mellow and thoughtful all-embracing love and quiet moments far away Life was a delight... Memory is a smile — Mimi Jones — 14 Senior Class SENIOR OFFICERS CLASS OF Pe PRESIDEN Dara mare cnet Thomas Evans VICE-PRESIDENT ..... Steve Burnette SECRETAR Varn bret. Frosty Carson RE 4 ER EASURETR Grogs atone cscs Steve Miller = CHARUAIN ee reer y ee. Monica Tweedy ES TOR TAN em eee ae: Terry Coffey CLASS MOTTO Grant Me The Wisdom To Change Those Things That I Can And The Grace To Accept Those Which I Cannot. CLASS SONG “We've Only Just Begun” ‘CLASS COLOR Blue Gold CLASS RING : PY ei ™ Wea e CLASS FLOWER White Carnations Senior Class 15 AN ELUSIVE DREAM In the mind of each man there dwells a world, a utopian society. Every generation confronts the dream with visions of reality. But there is an elusive- ness in dreams beyond the wisest man. Let the senior class strive to reach this goal of peace and brother- hood. But first they must call up their past and take hold of fond memories that timelessly constitute adoles- cence. Could you ever forget CANTERBURY TALES, fittings for caps and gowns, or the prom? Long will the memory hang on of skipping home- room, Senior Day, and signing the annuals a final time. With such a rich past only the full strive for a brighter tomorrow could make life worthwhile. Take hands brothers and sisters, a heartless world awaits us unless we work together and love each other. Steven Howard Anderson Lacy Lorenza Atkinson Deborah Ann Bageant Howard Douglas Barringer Senior Class Daniel Lee Alleman Douglas Wayne Anderson 1 fv Delores Christine Anderson Julie Marie Anderson DANNY ALLEMAN Co-ed Hi-Y 8; Beta Club 11, 12: French Club 9, 10. DELORES ANDERSON DE. Club 12. DOUG ANDERSON Art Club 9, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 12; Forensics 11; 5.V. Football 9; Baseball Manager 9; Varsity Football 10, 12; Co-Captain 12. JULIE ANDERSON Band 8, 9, _ 10, 11; Literary Art Club 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Monogram Club 8, 9; Science Club 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Senior Play Cast 12; FHA 10, fb il, 12; FBLA , 9; FTA 8, 9: Co-ed H-Y 8, 9, 10; _ Newspaper Staff 10, 11; Drama Club 11 — West Side _ Story Crew. DEBBIE BAGEANT Beta Club 8, 9, 10; Spanish 10, 11, 12; French Club 12; FBLA 12; Dra- matics Club 12; Latin Club 9; Art Club 8, 9; Spirit _ Club 12; SCA 11; Homeroom Representative 11; Volleyball 10; Soccer 9, 10. DOUG BARRINGER Band 9, 8; Senior Play 12; French Club 9. 12; Latin Club 10, 11, President 11; SCA Representative 10; Foreign Language Club 12; Forensics Club 10,32 Literary Staff 10, 11, Editor 11; Dramatics Club il, 12, West Side Story Cast; Beta Club 11, 12: LY. Football 9. JOAN BENNETT Band 8, 9; Honor Council 8, 9; French Club 9; Pep Club 10: Homeroom SCA Representative 10; Monogram Club 10, 11, 12; SCA Historian 11; Office Worker 11; Annual Staff 1). 12, Business Manager 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Girls’ State 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Softball 9, 10, Manager 11; Volleyball 11, 12; Softball Manager 11. MIKE BENNETT Boys’ State 12; Library Assistant 12; SCA Representative 12; Advisory Committee 12; FBLA Parliamentarian 12; Annual Staff 12; Office Worker 12; SCA President 11; J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Football Manager 11; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Art 9; Student Marshal 9; Third Place in Speaking at Longwood Regional. BARBARA BOOKER FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; FTA 9; Chorus 12. JERRY BOOTH Spanish Club 10, 11; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12,. President 12; Secretary 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Class President 10; SCA Reporter 11, 12; FFA 8, 9; J.V. Football 8; Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12. Joan Faye Bennett Michael Leroy Bennett Alvin Booker Barbara Ann Booker The first five minutes of the new year, and Linda Drinkard is already checking the homeroom rosters. “Sorry Linda, you and Frank don’t have the same homeroom.” Sherman Booker Jerry Wayne Booth Senior Class 17 Sam has a better idea! Mary Renee Brendel Jeffrey Kim Brown Marshall Phillip Burleigh Stephen Carlyle Burnette Susan Maria Burnette James Ottis Byrd, Jr. LaDonna Gail Cabell Allen Wayne Caldwell Need we say more? In humanities class when asked to make a mask to symbolize how other people saw him, Bill Calohan came up with this . . . Bill Calohan “Superstar?” MARY BRENDEL FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice Presi- dent 12; Pep Club 8, 10; SCA Representative 10; French Club 9; Homecoming Queen 12; Monogram Club 11, 12; Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12; J.V. Cheer- leader 9. KIM BROWN Art 9, 10, 12; FFA 11, 12; D.E. 11. PHILLIP BURLEIGH Varsity Club 9, 10, _ 11, 12; Art Club 9; French Club 9; Spanish 10, 11, _ _ President 11; Track, Indoor 10; SCA Homeroom — Representative 10; J.V. Football 9; Varsity Track 9, _ 10, 11; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12. _ STEVE BURNETTE Band 8, °; Spanish Club 10, 11, _ President 11; Treasurer of the SCA 9; Beta Club 11, _ 12; Senior Class Vice President 12. SUSAN BURN- _ ETTE French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; — Pep Club 10; Monogram 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Vice President 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 11; Softball 9, 10; Volleyball 11. JAMES BYRD French _ Club 9, 10; Beta Club 11; J.V. Football MVP 8, 9; _ Baseball 11. LDONNA CABELL Science Club 8,9; _ Chorus 8; Beta Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; - Fourth Place Science Annual Science-Math Conference _ 8; Algebra I Award 9; FHA 11; SCA Representative 12. ALLEN CALDWELL VICA Club 11, 12. BILL CALOHAN Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11; FFA 8, _ 9; Sentinel 9; Debate 11, 12; Co-Captain 9; SCA 9, 10, ee _ 11, Vice President 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Co- Thurman Shuron Callands William Earl Calohan, III E Captain 6, 12 = Best Back {i; thdoor THe 10, 11 12; Co-Captain 11; State Meet 11; Outdoor Track 9, — 10, 11, 12, MVP 11. JOHN CAREY French Club 9, 4 10. FROSTY CARSON Co-ed Hi-Y 8, 9, 11, 12; © Library Club 8, 11; Pep Club 9; French Club 9,10,11; © Spanish Club 11; Foreign Language Club 12; Secretary of Class 12; SCA Program Chairman 12; FHA 8, 9; Annual Staff 12; Homecoming Court 11; Basketball Manager 11. HUBERT CARSON FFA 8, 9, Green- hand President 8, 9; French Club 10, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 12; Senior Play Cast 12. SIDES John Mark Carey Ann Frost Carson Hubert William Carson, Jr. Aubrey William Carwile, Jr. Senior Class 19 Anita agrees that everyone needs a shoulder to lean on sometimes, and if Lydia could speak, she’d probably say “‘Quit bugging ” me. Bruce Michael Carwile Gregory Allen Casalenuavo Sherry Anita Charlton Gwendolyn Janice Clarke Terry Wayne Coffey Martin Wayne Coleman Myrthe Gayle Crouch Theresa Ann Dean Senior Class 20 BRUCE CARWILE FFA 8, 9; Art Club 10. SHERRY CHARLTON SCA Representative 8, 9. 10, 11: SCA Nominating Committee 10, 11; Virginia Girls’ State 11; Spanish Club 10, 11; Homecoming Court 12; Soft- __ ball 11, Most Valuable Player 11, Softball 10. GWEN _ CLARKE SCA 8, 9, 10; Band 9, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Representative 9; FTA 10, 11, 12, President 12: Chorus 9; Beta Club 11, 12, Secretary 12. TERRY COFFEY Band 8, 9, 10, 11, Secretary 10, Treasurer 11, Director’s Award ilo. Co-ed Hi- Y 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Club 11; French © Club 9, 10, 11; Foreign Language Club 12, Historian 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12, Trea- surer 12; Annual Staff 12; Senior Class Play Crew 12; | Class Historian 12; White House Conference on Youth 12; Basketball Manager 10. MARTY COLEMAN FTA 8, 9, 10, 11,12. GAYLE CROUCH D.E. Club 11,12. DOUG DeJARNETTE French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta Ciub 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 10, 9, 12; Math Club 11, 12; J.V. Football 8, 9; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Co- Captain 12; Tiddleywinks 11, Co-Captain 11. TOMMY DOBYNS French Club 9, 10, 11; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, District Band 12, Most Dedicated 11; Beta Club 41, 12, Drama Club 10, 11. 12. Foreign Language Club 12; Co-ed Hi-Y 8. GLEN DOSS D.E. Club 10, 12; Co-ed Hi-Y 8. LINDA DRINKARD FHA 8, 9, 10; French Club 9, 10, 11; Foreign Language Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9, 10, 11; FBLA 11, 12, Secretary 12; Class Secretary 11; Math Club 11; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 8, 9, 10. MICHAEL DRINKARD Transfer Student from East Appleton High School in Wis- consin, Illinois; Student Council 10, 11, President 11; Student Representative to Administrative Council lis Project Concern 10; Young World Development 11; Representative to Wisconsin Association of Student Councils (WASC) 11; Fildoid Studge and Frisbee Club 11. MAC DRISKELL Latin Club 9, 10, 11. SAM DROOG FFA 8, 9, 10; FTA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, State Officer 12; Spanish Club 11; Science Club 9; Football Manager 9; Basketball Manager 8. Douglas Hugh DeJarnette Anita Gail Dinsmore Thomas Elroy Dobyns Glen Michael Doss Linda Marie Drinkard Michael Ray Drinkard Malcolm Bailey Driskill Samuel Jacob Droog Senior Class D| Would you believe by Doug Barringer’s startled expression plat esuay have Dae ia aly soos es ou John Franklin Elder, Jr. James Russell Elliott Jerry David Evans Katherine Kowrin Evans Mark Everett Evans Thomas Walker Evans Bonnie Faye Franklin David Allen Fox Senior Class With a slight smirk on her face, Ava Hood doesn’t seem to mind the camera catching a glimpse of her usual Monday morning, Tuesday morning, Wednesday morning .. . _ JOHN ELDER FFA 8; Beta Club 12; Literary Maga- ' zine 10. JERRY EVANS FFA 8,9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11, KVG 10, 11; J.V. Football 9. CRICKET _ EVANS FHA 8; D.E. Club 11, Secretary 11; Student _ Marshal 11; Library Assistant 9. MARK EVANS FFA | | 8, 9, 10, 11, Chapter Public Speaking Winner 9; Sec- - | retary 10: KVG 10, 11; Spanish Club 11,, 12. _ THOMAS EVANS Boys’ State 11; Co-ed Hi-Y 8, 9, _ 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; SCA 9, 10, 11; Class President 8, 12; Basket- _ ball 8, 9, 10; Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Track 9, 10, 11; Tiddleywinks 11. DAVID FOX D.E, Club | 10, 11; Art Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; J.V. Bas- _ ketball 8; J.V. Football 8, 9. BONNIE FRANKLIN | _ Pep Club 8, 9, 10; Drama Club 9; FHA 9; French Club — 10, 11; Senior Play Cast 12. SHELBY FRANKLIN SCA 8; FHA 8, 9, 10; FBLA 11, 12; DEBBIE __ GARNER Pep Club 8, 9, 10; FHA 10; FBLA 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Spanish Club 10, Beta Club 12; Choir 9. ROBERT GARNER J.V. Basketball 8; FFA 8, 9; French Club 9, 10, 11; Varsity Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Club 11. GLENN GILES Band 8; French Club 9, 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Math Club 11, Vice President 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Co-ed Hi-Y 8, 9, 10; Foreign - Language Club 12; Baseball Manager 10. DANNY _ GRIGSBY Art Club 8, 9, 12, President 12; Newspaper Staff 10, 9, 8, Editor 10; German American Club 8; : Drama Club 8; Literary Magazine 11; Senior Play _ Assistant Director 12; One Act Play 11; First Place in _ District with Dramatics; West Side Story 11 — Cast; _ Senior Play Cast 11. JOHN HALL D.E. 11, 12; Art Club 9, 10, 11. BECKY HALL G.A.A. Art 9, 10; Art Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Beta Club 12; French _ Club 11, 12;J.V. Cheerleader, Football and Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 11; Varsity Foot- _ ball Cheerleader — Head 12. cor eter Shelby Ann Franklin Michael Garland Debra Lynn Garner Robert Edward Garner, Jr. Melvin Glen Giles, Jr. Danny Gerald Grigsby John Preston Hall Rebecca Dawn Hall Senior Class 23 Miriam Ann Hammond Lonnie Malcom Harvey Senior Class Helen Dare Harris Preston Lee Harvey 24 Susan Carol Harris Leon James Haskins Charles Leslie Hart Sharon Gale Hedrick Carol Anne Hendricks With the likes of Shelby Payne around, wouldn’t you know Andrew Reed would be hold- ing Jackie’s hand? _ MIRIAM HAMMOND FHA 8, 9, 10; be Club 10; Beta Club 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Foreign Language Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Dramatics Club 10, _ 11,12. HELEN HARRIS FHA 8,9,10,11,12;Latin _ Club 10, 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Drama Club 11,12. _ _ SUSAN HARRIS Class Secretary 8, 10; Class Presi- dent” 9; SCA Reporter 9; French Club 9, 10,11; : Foreign Langu age Club 12, Vice President 12; Mono- _ gram 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Annual Staff 11,12, ES Co-Editor 12. Beta Club 11, 12: Office Worker 12; _ Head J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 9; Varsity Basketball E Cheerleading 10; Varsity Football Cheerleader 11. _ PRESTON HARVEY French Club 10, 11. LEON _ HASKINS Science Club 9; Public Speaking — 4th | Place 9; Varsity Club 11, 12; Art Club 12; Baseball 8; _ J.V. Basketball 9; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12, Best _ Line 11; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12, Most Improved | i; Track 11, Honors for Spot Put and High | Jump. : _ SHARON HEDRICK FHA 9; Spanish Club 10:FBLA __ | 11, 12; Library Club 11; Annual Staff 11. CAROL — _ HENDRICKS Co-ed Hi-Y 9, 10; Band 9; Pep Club 10; | Spanish Club 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Student Marshal _ 11; Annual Staff 11,12. BRENDA HERNDON Secre- _ tary of Homeroom 8; First and 3rd place 8th grade Talent Show Chorus; Science Club 9; Activities Chorus F 9; Vice President of Homeroom 9; Pep Club 10; é Spanish Club 10; FTA 11; Secretary and Treasurer of _ FTA; Beta Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12: Senior Play Cast 2. DEBORAH HOLT FHA 9; D.E. Club 10, 11, 12. _ FRANK HOLT Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12, : it SCA Representative 10; Student Faculty Relations fommittee 9; Varsity Club 10, il, a2. Treasurer 120 _ French Club 9, 10, 11, Vice President 11; Foreign E Language Club 12; Science Club 10; Debate Club 9, 10, 11; Band 11, Most Valuable Player; Beta Club 11, | 12; J.V. Football 9; Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity _ Football 11, 12, Co-Captain 12; Indoor Track 11, 12, Captain 12, AVA HOOD Declamation Contest 8: | FHA 8, 9, 10, Treasurer 8; Art Club 11, 12; Varsity _ Football Cheerleader 11, 12; Senior Play Cast 12. JERRY HORSELY Varsliy Football 10. _ Ps Brenda Gail Herndon Alan Mark Holt r Deborah Woolridge Holt Frank Lee Holt Alfreda Lee Hood Ava Denise Hood Jerry Lewis Horsley Danny Haywood Hubbard Senior Class 25 Ernest Marshall Hubbard Stephanie Coleman Hughes Luther Paul Irby, Jr. Doris Ann Jackson Doris Marie Jackson Kenneth Jackson Carolyn Louise James Lloyd Edward James, Jr. Senior Class 26 James Milton Jennings Michael Oliver Johnson Hilarie Linda Jones Pamela Jeanine Kerr Winford Cariton Kerr David Allen Kimble June Rose Layne Wesley Reid Lawrence While the other intellectuals in class are studying hard, Rustburg Training School’s prize pupil, Julie Webber, assumes a pose. Senior Class 27 Vickie Gay Litchford John Thomas Little, Jr. Thomas Alan Loflin Regina Edith Lovejoy Nathaniel Armstead Marshall Emma Layne Martin Janice Faye Martin Katherine Lee Martin Senior Class 28 JUNE LAYNE FHA 8, 9, 10; D.E. Club 11. VICKIE LITCHFORD Glee Club 8; SCA 8, 9, 10, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Monogram Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; Annual Staff 12 — Co-Editor; Class Historian 10; Varsity Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain - 11. JOHN LITTLE French Club 9; Art Club 10;D.E. Club 11; J.V. Football 8; J.V. Football Manager 9. © TOMMY LOFLIN Latin Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Re- porter 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Spanish Club 11; Varsity _ Club 11, 10, 12, Vice President 12; Baseball 8; J.V. _ Football 8, 9; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Indoor _ Track 11, 12; Outdoor Track 11, 12. REGINA LOVE- JOY Chorus 8, 9, 10; English Club 9; Red Cross - _ President 9; FBLA 10, 12; Intramural Basketball 11; : _ Band 12; SCA Representative 12; Annual Staff 12. - _ EMMA MARTIN FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Club _ 12. DANNY MARSHALL KVG 11, 12. BARRY _ _ MASON DLE. 10; Band 9, 10; J.V. Football9. MIKE _ _ MASON Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9, 10, _ 11; Science Club 9; SCA Representative 9; Annual _ Staff 12; J.V. Football 8, 9; Varsity Football 10, 11, _ 12; Basketball Manager 8; Basketball 10; Baseball — Manager 8. CALVIN MASSIE. French Club 9,10,11, _ 12; Science Club 11, 12; Student Marshal 11; Beta — Club 11, 12; FFA 9; Hi-Y 12. FAYE MARTIN FHA — _ 8. KITTY MARTIN Class Officer 9, 10, 11; Home- _ toom Representative 9, 10, 11; SCA Treasurer 12; Library Club 9; French Club 9, 10, 11. KEITH — _ MAXEY Band 8, 9; SCA 9. CAROLYN McCOY Band 8, 9, 10; Band President 10, Most Advanced _ _ Award 9; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Forensics 10, 11, Ist place in district meet 12; SCA Representative 8, 9, 10, 11; Monogram Club 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12, President 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Class Vice President 115 Student’ Marshal 11; Baseball 9, (10, Most Im- proved Player, 11, 12, Co-Captain; Most Valuable _ Player 11 (1st team district); Softball 9, 10, Most _ Valuable Player, 11; Volleyball 11, 12;Co-Captain 11. _ PAM McCULLOUGH Band 8, 9, 10, Activity Planner _ _ 8; Literary Club 10, Secretary; FHA 10, 11; Annual | _ Staff 11; Pep Club 9. STEWART McGUIRE FFA 10, | _ 11; French Club 9. PAT MERRYMAN Co-Ed Hi-Y 8, _ _ 9, 10; Pep Club 8, 9; Monogram Club 10,11, 12; © _ Spanish Club 10, 11; FTA 8; Varsity Basketball 11; _ “Softball 10, 11; Volleyball 11, 12. ALDOLPHUS -MICKLES FBLA 11, 12; Library Club 12. EUNICE — _ MICKLES FHA 8. CHARLES MILES French 9; J.V. _ Football 9; Manager 10. MARY SUE MILLER FHA | _ 8,9, 10; Beta Club 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12, President 11, 12; Coed Hi-Y 8, 9, 10, 11; French Club 9, 10, 11: _ _ Math Club 11; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club $,9:10... Barry Leon Mason Michael Lee Mason Tommy Tweedy, a new football player this year, makes a pass, and Vickie Litchford makes a good reception. Calvin Clemen Massie, Jr. Keith Lee Maxey Carolyn Foster McCoy Pamela Goff McCullough With an impish and mischievous grin, Tommy Loflin strikes again. Stewart Alan McGuire Alice Patricia Merryman Eunice Alzina Mickles Mary Sue Miller 4 Senior Class 29 Maurice Fred Miller Steven Nick Miller MAURICE MILLER FFA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, Secretary 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Class Treasurer 9, 10; Beta Club 11, 12. STEVE MILLER Beta Club 11, 12, Historian 11; Varsity Club 11, 12, Secretary 12; Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Exhibit Chairman 12; Latin Club 9, 10; Boys’ ‘State 11; Class Treasurer 12; Football 8,9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12. VIOLA MILLER FHA 8, 12; SCA Representative 8; FBLA 11. PHYLLIS MITCHELL FTA 11; French Club 10. SHIRLEY MITCHELL FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; D.E. Club 12;J.V. Basketball 9; Art Club 11, 12. TONY MOORE Golf 10,11. MARY NICKERSON FHA 8; D.E. 10; Art 12. ROSSETTA NOWLIN FHA 11. CHARLES O’ROARK Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 12; Student Coordination Committee 11. CLARA PAIGE FHA 8, 9, 10, 11; D.E. Club 12. Senior Class Viola Mae Miller Shirley Francis Mitchell Mary Jane Nickerson Charles William O’ Roark 30 Phyllis LaVerne Mitchell Tony Boyd Moore Rosetta Nowlin Clara Reatha Paige Cynthia Dare Pannell Jennifer Diane Patrick - DIANE P. PATRICK Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Regional Band 10, 11, Vice President 11, Directors Award 11; : Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 11; Foreign _ Language Club 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Art Club 10; a Drama Club 10, 11; Senior Play Crews 40,11, 12, LY. _ Basketball Cheerleader 10; Varsity Football Alternate 11; Beta Club 11, 12. MIKE PAULEY Art Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Literary Club 10; __ FBLA 12; Annual Staff 12. SHELBY PAYNE Band 8; Soul Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. DANNY PETTIGREW “ Club 1, 12: Dramatics Club 11, 12; Varsity Football _ 10. LYNNE PHILLIPS Red Cross Club 8, 9; Spanish Club 10, 11; Drama Club 12; Literary Arts Club 10; _ Pep Club 8, 9, 10; Foreign Language Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; ntramural ‘Volleyball 8. BUBBA PHILLIPS Sci- ence Club 8, 9; Spanish Club 10, 11; Drama Club 12; _ Varsity” Club 9, 10, 11, Treasurer 11; Debate 11, 12, : Co-Captain. 12; Beta Club 11, 12, Vice President 11; ae Classics Language Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Class President ball 10, 11, Coaches Award 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, POOLE Co-ed Hi-Y 8, 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; French Club 9, 10; Student Marshal 11; FHA 8. _ Homeroom President 8; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12;Glee _ ‘11; Basketball 8, 9; J.V. Football 8, 9; Varsity Foot- 4 Co-Captain id: ‘Tiddleywinks 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, TERRY PINN SCA 10; J.V. Basketball 8, 9; ‘Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12, Captain 12; Track 11. DALE _ Clyde Lee Patterson, Jr. Shelly Jean Payne Michael Dwight Pauley Danny Mandell Pettigrew Lynn Carson Phillips Thomas Langhorne Phillips, Jr. Terry Vincent Pinn Linda Dale Pool Senior Class Perry Wenzell Porter Billy Wade Pribble Viola Valinda Puckette Victoria Jean Raasch Enjoying a favorite sport at RHS (girl watching), Jackie Robinson and Monroe Elliott are awaiting an instant replay on the last subject. “You tell me your secret and I'll tell you mine.” Andrew Lamont Reed James Calvin Richardson Jackie Larosha Robinson Christopher Earl Rosser Senior Class 32 Deborah Serpta Scott Clyde Ricky Shortridge PERRY PORTER J.V. Basketball 8, 9; Varsity Bas- ketball 10,11, 12, Captain 12. BILLY PRIBBLE D.E. Club 10, 11; Art 10. VYE PUCKETTE FHA 8; Band 8; French Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9; Beta Club 12; Foreign Language Club 12. VICKY RAASCH FHA 8; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10; Literary Staff 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12. JAMES RICHARDSON Varsity Football Manager 11, 12. JACKIE ROBINSON SCA 9; Football Trainer 8, 9; J.V. Basketball 9, 10; FBLA 12. CRIS ROSSER DE. Club 9, 10, 11: Art Club 11. SHARON RUHLAND FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. RICKY SHORT- RIDGE D.E. 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12. DEBORAH SCOTT Scien ce Club 8, 9; Chorus 8, 9; FHA 8; Pep Club 10; FBLA 11; French Club 11; Drama Club 12. JUDY STATON French Club 9, 10, 12. KAREN SISSON Band 8, 9; Latin Club 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 10; SCA Historian 10; Monogram Club 10, 11, 12; Tri- Hi-Y 10; Beta Club 11, 12; Class Historian 11; Annual - Staff qi, 12, Circulation Manager 12; Office Worker 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10,11; Volleyball 11; Softball 9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Senior Class Play Crew 12. GARY SOWELL J.V. Football 9. LINN SPENCER Pep Club 8, 9; Science Club 8, 9; Spanish Club 10, 11; _ Drama Club 11, 12; Band 11; Beta Club 11, 12; West Side Story Play Crews 11. EDITH TANNER USS. History Award 8; World History Award 9. LYDIA _ TANNER FHA 8; Latin Club 9, 10; Spanish Club 11; _ Beta Club 11, 12, REVA TANNER FHA 8, 9, 10; _ SCA Representative 9; French Club 10, 11; D.E. Club 12, JIMMY TEMPLETON D.E. Club 11. Karen Joy Sisson Linn Glendy Spencer Edith Arlene Tanner Reva Vanessa Tanner 33 Gary Eugene Sowell Judy Faye Staton Lydia Ann Tanner James Fred Templeton Senior Class CATHERINE THOMPSON French Club 9, 10; Beta Club 11, 12; FBLA 11; Beta Club 12. STEVE THOMPSON FFA 8, 9, 11; Art 11. PAYTON TOWNES Class Vice President 8, 9; President of the Banking Program 9; Senior Play Cast 12. CAROLYN TRENT Art 9,10, 11,12; FHA 8,9, 10,11, 12;FTA 10; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 10, 12; Science Club 10; French Club 11. JOYCE TRENT FHA 8,9. DONNA TUCKER FHA 8; French Club 9, 10; Art 11, ALFREDA TWEEDY Chorus 8; Newspaper Staff 11. HARRELL TWEEDY Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Library Club 8; French Club 9, 10, 11, Treasurer 11; Modern Foreign Language Club 12, President 12; Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 10; Baseball 9, 12. MONICA TWEEDY Library Club 8, 9; Hi-Y 8, 9, 10; Honor Council 9, Secretary; Class Historian 9; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Court 9; SCA Treasurer 10; Delegate to State Convention 10; Beta Club 11, 12, Reporter 11; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Forensics 11, 12; Class Treasurer 11; Class Chaplain 12; Senior Play Cast - 12; Miss Rustburg 8. THOMAS TWEEDY SCA 8, 9, 11; History Club 11; Track 8, 9; Basketball 8; Varsity Football 12. KENNETH WADE D.E. Club 8. JEAN WATSON Art Club 10; Beta Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Participated in Government Week. GAYLE WEBB Beta Club 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Math Club 11. SIDNEY WEST D.E. 11. BETTY WHITE FHA 8; D.E. Club 12; Vice President 12. ROGER WHITE Basketball Manager 8; Art Club 11, 12; French Club 9; Track 10; Radio Club 11. Catherine Denise Thompson Stephen George Thompson Payton Lawrence Townes Carolyn Faye Trent Joyce Ann Trent Donna Lynn Tucker Alfreda Faye Tweedy Harrell Emmett Tweedy Senior Class 34 Steve Miller, the senior class’s talented artist, seems to be very intent on his latest cregtion. Monica Blythe Tweedy Thomas Wayne Tweedy Kenneth Ray Wade Paula Jean Watson Marian Gayle Webb Edward Sidney West, Jr. Bradley Allen Wheeler Betty Mae White Senior Class 35 MELBA WILKINSON Co-ed Hi-Y 8; FHA 8, 9, 10; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Literary Arts Club 10; Drama Club 12. SANDY WILLIAMS Tri Hi-Y 9; Drama Club 10; Latin Club 10; Spanish Club 11, 12. DEBORAH WOODSON FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Music 8, 10, 11, 12. AMY WRENN Glee Club 8, 9; History Club 9; FBLA 8. Roger Davis White Melba Sue Wilkinson Sandra Kay Williams Deborah Ann Woodson SENIORS NOT PICTURED Ella Jane Dudley David Francis Elam Charles Edward Franklin Thomas William Hunter Lacy Thomas Jennings Danny Clayton Marshall Adolphus Ray Mickles William Charles Miles Winfred Ray Payne Sharon Diane Ruhland Amy Corrine Wrenn The Jackson Five minus Four. Before a game, Tommy Tweedy No. “72”, pauses in the library to make sure he has the right definition of defense. Looks like Mike Drinkard is preparing for a non-scheduled flight out of Humanities class. SRR SICH pr senrrigtoretesiotD “T sit and watch as tears go by.” Tom Phillips 37 Senior Class Presents “a MOST STUDIOUS Linda and Harrell GIANT AND SQUIRT | ‘a TEACHER’S Edith and Leon : : : — 4% ' ‘ | ' | $ FS pene MOST POPULAR Becky and Bill Senior Class 38 Who’s Who In ‘72” AN ERRIRNRUSESeNIANNE BEST LOOKING : Joan and Phillip MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Becky and Terry MOST ORIGINAL PERSONALITY PLUS Bubba and Shelby Mark and Susan Senior Class 39 BEST DANCERS CUTEST COUPLE Ava and Perry d Davi le an Debb CHATTERBOXES BEST ALL AROUND Cynthia and Doug Jerry and Carolyn Sg Sy aa ae Ws =. Po On, 2 [= Senior Class 40 OAR a MOST ATHLETIC oe ease Leon Carolyn MOST TALENTED Becky Doug BEST DRESSED Frosty Terry TYPICAL SENIORS CRAZIEST Karen and Mike Karen and Thomas 2 OLE LE : FLIRTIEST : Vickie : Mark MOST DIGNIFIED Nathaniel Susan TEACHER’S PET Monica and Bill , % nue . eT ong AOE Oren MOST DEPENDABLE Monica and Mike MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carolyn and Bubba Senior Class SENIORS AS AAEY ARE Kitty looks on as Mac finds time to do his gov't homework through Carpenter’s busy schedule. I know it would look strange, but will you please go to the prom with me? Jimmy’s caught off guard as he enters Advanced Math class to take a quiz. With a perfect academic record of 4.0, BILL CALOHAN is one of the four valedictorians of the se- nior class. He is a semi-finalist in the National Merit Who’s Who and a member of the Society of Outstanding High School Stu- dents. Active in extracurricular affairs he is a member of the Beta Club, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff and Co-Captain of the Debate Team. Winner of the 1971 football team’s “Most Valuable Player” Award he was also named “All-District Back”’. Also maintaining an academic record of 4.0 TOM PHILLIPS is a National Merit Scholarship finalist. A member of the Dramatics Club, Tom had the lead in the production of “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’’. Indicating a variety of interests, he serves as Co-Captain of both the Debate and the baseball teams. While acquiring his 4.0 academic average, Co- Valedictorian HARRELL TWEEDY has found time to participate in both sports and clubs. de is president of both the Hi-Y and the Modern Foreign Language Club. As a member of the Hi-Y, he was a delegate to the Model General Assembly in Richmond. One of the “starting five’ on the varsity basketball team, Harrell has played basketball during all four years of high school. With an academic average of 3.96 SUSAN BURNETTE has been active in sports through- out high school. She has played volleyball, soft- ball, and was Co-Captain of the girls’ basketball team for two years. Susan is a member of the Beta and Monogram Clubs. 44 TOP TEN Co-Valedictorian TERRY COFFEY also carries a 4.0 average. An active participant of the local 4-H Club, he was the state 4-H winner in photography and attended the National 4-H Con- ference in Chicago. He belongs to the Beta Club, is photographer for The Owl, and as a mem ber of the Hi-Y, went to the Model General Assembly in Richmond. Tied with Susan with an academic average of 3.96 TOMMY DOBYNS , is a member of the Beta and Dra- matics Clubs. Tommy has been active in the Dramatics Club for the past three years, participating in the plays “The Hobbit”, “West Side Story”, and “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown”’. CAROLYN McCOY has an: academic average of 3.93 throughout high school. She is president of both the Beta Club and Forensics Club. She won first place in the district on public speak- ing. A member of the Dramatics Club, she acted in “West Side Story” and “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown”. Carolyn has played basketball, softball, and volleyball, and was Co-Captain for the basketball team for two years. A member of the Beta Club, FRANK HOLT-hasan academic average of 3.90. He was on the Debate Team in his junior year. He has run Indoor and Outdoor Track since the ninth grade and in his senior year he was Co-Captain of the Track Team. With an average of 3.85 through high school, ROBERT GARNER is a member of the Beta Club. Robert has played baseball for five years and in his junior year he pitched a “No Hitter’’. CATHERINE THOMPSON has achieved an academic average of 3.80 throughout her four years of high school. She is presently a member of the Beta Club and has belonged to both the French and Pep Clubs. 45 Calvin Anderson 42) 5) B= 5) oa =| o ia) Norvell Anderson Mike Almond Lois Anstey Oscar Adkins Charlene Anthony Cornelia Ashwell Ricky Aultice Junior Class 46 Maureen Beard David Bennett Alfreda Bennett Charles Branch Roy Breeden Harold Brown Alice Brown Toni Brumfield Butch Bryant Danny Burks Beverly Cabell Providencia Cabler Delores Callahan Daphen Callahan Junior Class 47 Junior Class 48 “JT vant to vite your neck.” Quote ... Sam Wood, alias Count Draculla. Becky Campbell Danny Campbell Sandy Carden Diane Carroll John Carr Wanda Carr Marilyn Carter Thomas Carwile Terry Charlton Janice Childress Susan Clark Rhonda Coleman James Cox Vanessa Cox Leonard David Warren Davis Joan Dawson Clyde Dixon Wilson Dowling Terrye DeJarnette President — Gary Garner Secretary — Linda Glick Reporter — Kathy Shanaberger 49 CAEP les tO! —! 5] ag) oO) oF Vice-President — Jody Moody Treasurer — Arthur Ketchersid Cheree Driskill Debbie Dudding Linda Dudley Steve Dutka Barbara East Judy Elliott Lester Elliott Joyce Evers Michelle Falwell Debbie Farmer Mike Farris Robin Farris Sharon Farriss Mary Carter Feagans Raymond Ferguson Junior Class Mr. Skinner finally gets involved and helps the Juniors order their class rings. Junior Class 50 Sheliah Franklin Willy Franklin Wilmer Gaines Gary Garner Linda Glick Lois Glick Vickie Grigsby Kim Hall Ricky Hall Ronnie Hall Norma Hamock Lizzie Hammond Rhonda Harris Houston Haskins Francis Haythe | Deborah Helm Hazel Hendricks Delnora Herndon Cynthia Hodnet Edward Hubbard Mr. America, Fred Tanner flexes his muscles for the camera. Daronda Hudson Pam Hudson Michael Jackson Melvin Jamerson Brenda James Sue Jefferson Carolyn Johnson Barry Jones Nancy Jones Anita Jordan Larry Jordan Judy Kerr Arthur Ketchersid Gill Kidd Mike Kimball Judy Layne Pam Lee Edie Lewis Joyce Little Laura Little Betty Maddox Junior Class Kathy Martin Kathy Mason Carolyn Massie Paul Matthews David Maxey Ricky Mayberry Darrell McGuire Ronnie Metcalf James Miller Linda Mills David Mitchell Greg Mitchell Mike Mitchell Jody Moody Joseph Moore Bonnie Moses Agnes Murray Rachel Napier Carolyn Neighbors Frank O’Rourke Finally Victor Wood decides that school-work comes before basketball. Junior Class 52 Ricky Parks James Patterson Leonard Peters Kirk Pettigrew Becky Phelps Frankie Phelps Keith Phillips Patti Phillips Ronnie Phillips Sue Pool The appearence of our camera on the scene, doesn’t seem to please a disgusted Tom Roberts. 53 Carol Porter Joan Powell Mark Priebe Claudia Pritchett Rolanda Puckett Eric Raasch Debbie Rhyne Donna Ring Patricia Roark Tom Roberts Junior Class Mary Russell Sheia Schultz Kathy Shanaberger Donna Shipman William Shipwash Becky Skinnell Teresa Snyder Jeffrey Spitzer Margo Suddith Lillie Sullivan Holcombe Swain Linda Swain Robin Tabor Fred Tanner William Tanner Mark Thompson David Tice Steve Tomlin Victor Torrence Ursula Trent Alton Turner Katherine Turner Janice Tweedy Billy Walker Deborah Walters Patty Webb Morlana Wheaton Mark Mills Anitia Withers Glenn Wood Ricky Wood Victor Wood Wanda Woody Ginger Yates Barry Yost Junior Class 54 Debbie Farmer, a majorette at R.H.S., extinguishes the flame on her baton at the conclusion of a half-time performance. Junior Class Linda Randy . Adams Alleman Almond Deborah Carol Deedria Anderson Anstey Austin CLASS OFFICERS: President — Kathy Carson, Vice- President — Kathy Crance, Secretary — Cindy Meador, Trea- surer — Debbie Knight, Reporter — Angie Yeatts, Historian — Debbie Calohan. Shelby Donna Marcia Barricks Barringer Bayle Bennett Theresa Austin Patsy Brenda Brizendine Brooks Debra Linda Becky Booker Brandt Ricky Brooks Ricci Shelia Gary Mike Brown Brown Bruffy Bryant Sophomore Class 56 % nhs ¥. Mike Scott Bernard Eldridge Charlene Marvin e Burks Burnette Cabell Cabell Cabler Cabler | NY mo ; i é ; PO PN : ee Debbie Chester Melinda Sharon Danny Callands Calohan Cardwell Cardwell Cardwell Carmichael , ®, Kathy Trudy Mark Curt Carson Carson Carwile Charlton Shelly Stella Denise Charlton Charlton Clark Charles Gary Kathy Clarke Coates Crance “Little Carson” seems to be passing out the “big” orders, notice the finger and the determined look on her face. Sophomore Class 57, Dawn Howard Rita Robert Jennifer Josephine Cyrus Dalton Dalton Dalton Dean Dean LaVonne Becky Larry Ruth ; Sandra Dennis Driskill Dutka Elliott Elliott Elliott Evans Derenda Ronald Donald Joh Jeff Farmer Ferguson Floyd Foster Franklin Ricky Stanley Mike Franklin Frazier Debbie Glass Roger Garner aM i b : e | 7; Evelyn Gary Eddie Goodman Grigsby Grubbs Albert Haglette Hall Sharon Hall Donnie Jerry Larone Hamlett Hargis Harris Rachael Vernestine Harvey Harvey Lillian Harris Raymond Gloria Diane Horsley Howard Hunter Harold Kathy Leonard Billy Debra Patsy Jackson Jackson Jackson Johnson Johnson Johnson Sophomore Class 59 Thomas Phyllis Debbie Sharon Debbie Johnson Jones Kersey Ketz Knight i, ™ Debra Donna Franklin John Bessie Dianne Lawrence Litchford Litchford Litchford Little Little Wy Judy | Brenda Joan David Barry Gail Lockhart Longsworth Lovelace Marshall Maxey Mayberry Valerie From the shady grin on Marcia’s face, that must be some kind of joke Cathy Carson is telling. Sophomore Class S@ Greg Faye Dennis Brenda Gary Millner Mitchell Moore Moore Murdock Nash ' ANSE Tommy Aphelia Lillian Roger Neighbors Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Patterson Mike Perrow Kathy Barbara Preston Prudhoe be Fh Deborah Richard Lillian Vicky Susan Bobby Reynolds Richardson Robertson Schwalb Seamster Siegla Sophomore Class 61 , « . 3 amg e sh iG 7: wees oN ae i RN A ‘ f F ‘ 2 Sharon Ahern Diane Mike Patsy Robin Shelton Shields Smalls Sowell Spencer Spencer NC Pl Raymond Charlotte Trent Turner Ronnie Jan Sullivan _ Torian Wi) Wk : : Poe t � . fz X Mike Scarlet Shawn Christina Vanessa Barbara Tweedy Vassar Venable Walker Ware Watson Janie Wanda Williams Williams Willie Mae Amy Dawn Wheaton Wilkerson Williams Diane Charlie Gilda Bobby Randy Angie Winebarger Wisecarver Woods Woolridge Wright Yeatts Rhonda Yost Sophomore Class 62 Hi... ARE you Libra? Janie Williams, Angie Yeatts, and Donna Barringer seem more interested in hall activity than Mrs. Hall’s French II class. Sophomore forward David Inge breaks toward the basket awaiting a possible rebound. Sophomore defensive back Billy Johnson watches action dur- ing a well deserved rest. Hey there, I’m SusanBagby)one of this years managers for the girls’ basketball team. YY Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE CLASS CANDIDS “One less bell to answer,” says David, racing to his second period class, Aes ma Dy 2] oe are Donna, Kathy, and Debbie each have different views about Biology Class. Cindy’s here folks, welcoming you to our grand and glorious school. 64 Marcia Bennett, alias “Cool Hand Luke.” Angie’s trying to explain to Kathy and Cindy how the big four winged monster swooped down and carried her off to his cave. Poncho Cabell living up to the old adage “Love is a Many Splendored Thing.” Donna doesn’t seem to mind posing for, picture anytime. ne a ypictu y V V DS « 65 FRESHMAN Angela Gary Karen Ginger Ellen Anderson Anthony Anthony Archer Arthur Jerry Adams Brenda Barbieri Deborah Bailey Steve Barbieri Brenda Barbour Raymond Barbour Jane Barrett Ricky Barringer Ricky Beard Stephanie Beavers CLASS OFFICERS President — Susan Evans Treasurer — Ann Thomas (not pic.) Vice-President — Gayle Carson Reporter — Ricky Beard Secretary — Kim Keiser Historian — Vanessa Stauffer Freshman Class 66 CLASS OF sy Bobby Judy Donna Joe James Ricky Bennett Black Blankenship Blavins Booker Briles Terry Beckner Cliff Brooks Donald Brooks Terry Brooks Earlie Burks Robert Cabler John Cardwell Tony Cardwell Paul Gayle Donna Lynn Marilyn Barry Dennis Carey Carson Carter Carter Carter Carwile Charlton Freshman Class 67 Jerry Charlton Cathy Childress Juanita Childress Roger Childress William Clarke Neil Coleman Mike Coles Bonny Compton Robert Cook Mark Covington Maurice Cox Ronnie Crouch Yvonne Crouch Imelia Culpepper Judith Cunningham Terry Cyrus Sandy Dalton Barbara Davis Wanda Davis Randolph Davis Wanda Dawson Tommy Dean Donna Dodson Valerie Dolsey Willis Dowling Timmy Drinkard Jessie Driskill Frank Dudley Gary Dudley Richard Dudley Ricky Dunn Ruth Eagle Stan Eagle Elizabeth Edwards Cheryl] Elliott Helen Elliott Lynn Elliott Melvin Elliott Vicky Elliott Wanda Elliott Yvonne Elliott Ann Evans Susan Evans Jane Ferguson Donna Fifer Libby Fisher Vicki Fisher Randy Foster Freshman Class 68 Terry Gaddy Jay Gage Cathy Gillespie Larry Godsey Carolyn Goff Walter Haberer Phylis Hackney Desiree Hall Garry Hall Linny Hammond Jamey Hancock Ade Harvey Tim Harvey Pier Haythe Wong Haythe Sandra Hedrick Freshman Class - 69 Turman Henderson Allie Herndon Alvin Herndon Johnny Hicks Barry Higginbotham Daryl! Higginbotham Debora Hood Johnny Hubbard Kenneth Hubbard Charlene Hudson Linda Hunter Barbara Irby Steve Isaacs Mark Jackson Sam Jackson Thomas Jackson Sharon James Linda Jamerson Mike Jefferson John Johnson Mike Johnson Murriell Johnson Kathy Jones Phyllis Jones Karen Jordan Cleveland Joyner Kim Keiser Barry Kerr Kenneth Kersey Delores Ketchersid Glenn Kimble Dee Dee King Tony Krantz Earl Lambert Tom Langhorne Brenda Lawrence Eugene Layne Barry Lee Robert Lee Bruce Lewis Howard Lewis Valerie Lewis Vicky Lewis Eugene Litchford Kathy Litchford Doris Little Marcia Little Peggy Little Freshman Class 70 Tom Langhorne demonstrates the power of con- centration ... on the camera. After three years in art, Warren Mitchell finally learns what PERSPECTIVE means. Each Year freshmen get smaller and Ann Mitchell is a living example. Freshman Class 71 Deborah Lyles Woodrow Mangus Carolyn Mann Karen Markam Bobby Martin Mike Martin Carolyn Marshall Regina Marshall Kim Mason Steve Mason Bonita Massie Teresa Mayew Bonnie Mays Sandra Mays Beth McCoy Donna McDaniel James Mclvor Darlene Meadows Larry Miles Susan Miles Kathy Miller Cathy Millner Bobby Mills Ann Mitchell Freshman Class 72 Bunny Mitchell Jimmy Monroe Luther Moses Cindy Murphy Harry Murrell Renay Myers Mark Neighbors Steve Neighbors Bobby Nickerson Randy Noble Debbie Ogden J.D. Ore Melinda Overstreet Jimmy Owen Kerry Paige Allen Pannell Yolanda Pash Tom Patrick Kathy Pauley Robert Peak Debra Peters’ Clinton Pettigrew Jeff Phillips Garry Point Ben Porter Linda Preas Billy Pressley Donnie Price Mike Rafferty Sandra Ramsey Kenneth Reynolds Debbie Rhodes Bobby Rhyne Arlene Robertson Deborah Rosser David Rush Jeffrey Scott Kathy Scott Victor Shelton Karen Shields Linda Short Wilma Shortridge Linda Shortz Jeanne Smith Bobby Smith Teresa Sowell Johnny Spencer Jeannie Spitzer is Freshman Class “Let your food slowly dissolve in your mouth,” says gourmet Greg Stratton, “to get all of the flavor.” Freshmen: n, young adults usually 14 or 15 years old that look perfectly innocent, but are really cunning and sly. (ex.) Bunny Mitchell. Howard Lewis quickly scans the halls before re vealing his bottle of Boone’s Farm. Something Interesting? Jeannie Spitzer seems to think so, but Bobby Williams still concentrates on his all purpose Meat Patty. Freshman Class 74 As a blinding light flashes through the bus, we turn to find Paul Carey and his Marvelous Smile. Kim Keiser, Teresa Mahew, and Donna McDaniel add their talent to the flag girls. With a twinkle in her eyes and a zealous smile on her face, Fresh- man Shelia Brown poses for the annual staff cameraman. Freshman Class Ths) Allen Staton Vanessa Stauffer Steve Steven Debbie Stone Robert Sullivan Karen Tabor Teresa Taylor John Templeton Ann Thomas Danny Thompson Lynne Thompson Wanda Thoms Mark Tomlin David Torrence James Trent Ralph Tribble Kevin Tucker Eddie Turner Jack Turner Mike Turner Carroll Turpin Cindy Tweedy Cynthia Tweedy Lyle Tweedy Steve Tweedy Mary Tynio Joey Webber Jeff Whately Deborah Wheaton Brenda Whitaker William White Walter Wilkerson Benji Wilkinson Gary Williams Bobby Williams Charles Wilson Scottie Wood Tommy Wood Blake Woodford Carolyn Woodson Maureen Wright Mike Wright Kathleen Yoder Freshman Class 76 EIGHTH GRADE The 8th Graders are now attending Rustburg Inter- mediate School, and are looking forward to becoming R.H.S. Freshmen next year. yp h eee eae FIRST ROW: L-R. Debbie Miear, Secretary; Betty Ben- Vickie Anderes, Rett, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Shackelford, Spon- sor; Ricky Franklin, President; Mike Smith, Vice- President. Donny Anthony Serge Ambosi Ted Arthur Kenneth Austin Floyd Bagby Vickie Bailey Richard Banner Candace Bartley Richard Bass Betty Bennett David Bohon Marvin Booth Dennis Brendle Terry Brizendine Judy Brooks James Brown Calvin Brown Diane Bruffy Sharon Brumfield Carolyn Bryant Arthur Burks Russell Burnette Mary Burns Barney Cabler Kathy Cabler Cathy Callahan Robin Callahan James Campbell Pam Carden Richard Carson Sylvia Carson Sam Cash Tim Childress Nina Clark Vanessa Clark Vicky Cliendinst Vicky Coats Gary Coleman Cuthbert Cox David Cox Larry Cox Linda Cox Tommy Cox Teresa Crews Helen Crowder Debra Cyrus Brian Dalton Diana Dana Tim Davis Gordon Dawson Sharon Donnley Jimmy Drinkard Kent Drinkard John East Wayne East Jerry Elder Percy Elliot Rosa Elliot Wanda Exum Bernie Farmer David Farmer Debbie Farmer Debra Ferguson Carlton Fisher Ricky Franklin Judy Frazier Steve Frazier Ezra Freeman Carl Gage Cheryl Gallier Tommy Garner Gary Goff Tommy Goff Anthony Gooding Eddie Gowen Carol Glick Brian Gilliam Donna Greene Charles Grey Owen Grubbs Gary Hale Dwan Hall Patsy Hall Sandra Hall Dale Hamilton Connie Hammock Rhonda Hammock Jim Hammond Scott Hammond Tommy Hancock Debbie Hargis Danny Harris Scott Harris Janet Hartless Clayton Harvey Linda Hicks Vanessa Hines Cynthia Hirtz Ricky Hodnett Dennis Hubbard Timmy Hubbard Donna Hunter Keith Hutcherson Arnold Jackson James Jackson Larry Jackson Ethel James Hazel James Irvin James Nannie James Annadora Japp Elizabeth Jenkins Jessie Jenkins Ann Jennings David Johnson David Johnson Gayle Johnson North Johnson Robin Johnson Celia Jones Dale Jones Mary Jones William Jones Earl Jordon Donna Keese Dale Kershner Eighth Grade Joe Ketz Steve Key Brian Kidd Pam Kimble James King Vivian Lambert Kathy Lankford Laura Layne Rod Layne Regina Ledbetter James Lee Cindy Leonard Angelous Lewis Diane Little Keith Little Judy Longsworth John Lusk Vicky Maddox Carroll Marshall Debbie Martin George Martin Patty Martin Richard Martin James Mason Susie Mason Lesile Maxie Pam Mayberry Glenn Mays Kenny McCrary Dianne McCoy Don McDaniel Cindy McGuire Ken McGwire Floyd Merryman Sally Metcalf Shelby Michael Debbie Miear Edward Miller Robert Miller Kim Millner Craig Milton Howard Milton Kay Mitchell Patty Mitchell Wanda Mitchell David Moore Debbie Moore Teressa Moran Jack Morgan Mamy Mosely Terri Murphy Jeff Myers Jeannette Nowlin Sandra Ogden Ginger Ore Sharon O’Roark Carl Oulds Vickie Owens ( Alfreda Paige Judy Parrish Robert Patrick James Patterson Kenneth Patterson Mildred Patterson Phillip Patterson Rebecca Patterson David Perrow Maicoln Perrow Sue Phillips Susan Phillips Eighth Grade Dale Pollard Darrell Pollard Glenn Preston Dorinda Pribble Julie Raasch David Rakes Tommy Reid Sharon Reynolds Mike Rhodes Eddie Rickman Wilbert Robertson Debra Robinson Doris Robinson Frank Robinson Ken Robinson Russell Rosser Sharon Rosser Carl Routon Donna Royster Connie Seamster Sherry Shephard Larry Shipwash Scott Shull Mike Slifeo Ronald Simmons Sharon Skinner Donna Smith Phyllis Smith Edward Staton Cheryl Steele Hampton Steele Susan Steele Richard Stevens Iva Mae Stokes Jeff Stortz George Suddith Kathy Suthard Wanda Tabor Rodney Tanner Cindy Taylor Brenda Thompson Pete Thompson Tommy Thompson Dean Tomlin Gayle Tomlin Teresa Tucker Sam Turpin Clayton Tweedy Kenneth Vest Beverly Walker Barry Waller Danny Ware Varndale Ware William Ware Mike Webb Dallas Webber Susan West Nathan Wilkerson Royal Wilkinson Terry Wilkinson Danja Williams Debbie Williams Linda Williams Marie Winebarger Gary Wisecarver Lewis Witt Judy Wright Mark Wright Shelby Wright William Woodson Eighth Grade ee Faculty Heading the administrative staff is MR. HUGH PENDLE- TON, who has been principal at Rustburg for the past three years. After tackling the day to day problems at R.H.S., he seeks relaxation by working in his yard and building things. He is active in community affairs and is a participating member of the Campbell County Recreation Committee and Central Methodist Church. Assistant principal, MR. LLOYD ABBOTT divides his time among administrative duties, teaching mechanical drawing, and sponsoring the S.C.A. In spite of this busy schedule, he always seems to find time to patrol the lunch lines. A working member in local organiza- tions, he is 2nd vice-president executive committee central Va, District Health Planning Service and a Deacon member of the Masonic Lodge 204 Faculty 82 “Have my college board scores come in?” “How do I go about getting a scholarship?” These are questions often put to MR. H. H. DOTSON, Head of the Guidance Department, as he counsels seniors. He is an honorary member of the Beta Club, and enjoys the academic environment very much. He is an avid golfer and says he tries to divide his time equally between golf and farming. An alumna of Rustburg High, MRS. LINDA MARR is now in her second year as a secretary in the Guidance Office. She says she likes R.H.S very much, and in her spare time she enjoys sewing. [| j j The head secrétary at R.H.S. is MRS. ANN AUSTIN Before coming’ to Rustburg, where she’s been for years, she was a secretary at cord Elementar, School. She’ has been appointed Honorary Chapter Farmer of the F.F.A., and she likes hunting, camping and spectator sports. | “uae h | f | MR. JOE DICTOR is the director of discipline a nd th “terror of the unexcused absentees”. He also teache biology and chemistry and is an assistant-football and track coach. Outside of school he is a member of the Masons and Scottish Rite. Faculty MR. WILLIAM AUSTIN teaches vocational agricul- ture and general me- chanics. He sponsors the F.F.A., K.V.G., Young Farmers and Adult Farm- ers. He loves hunting, re- loading ammunition, and woodworking and is a member of the Ruritan Club, The business law, Math 9, economics and _ general business teacher is MRS. JANET BONSALL. She re- cently moved here from N.J. and says she enjoys Virginia very much. In her spare time, she likes sew- ing, skiing, and most other sports. The Phys. Ed. 9, 11 and 12 teacher is MISS PAT BELL. She coaches girls bas- ketball, volleyball and softball, and spon- sors the majorettes and monogram club. In her spare time, she enjoys sports and reading. MRS. MAUDE BRAFORD teaches Home Economics, works with the F.H.A. and Young Homemakers of Va. She enjoys sewing, collecting china, gardening and re- finishing furniture. Ge EE ie MR. PERRY BRICE spon- sors the band and major- ettes and teaches Band 1, 2, 3, and 4. He enjoys re- cording tapes and playing in the Dynamics Band. The Student Involvement Coordinator is MISS ANN BRA- GASSA. She sponsors the flag girls and spends most of her time working on her masters degree; and when she can spare a moment she travels. Faculty 84 One of the Guidance Counselors is MRS. DOROTHY CARTER. She is a member of state and local guidance organizations and a board member of the Campbell County Chapter of the American Cancer Society. In her lei- sure she enjoys gardening and sewing. MR. T.C. COCHRAN, our varsity basketball coach, is the source of many arousing pep rallies. In addition to basketball, “Coach” teaches Math 9 and 12, and engages in showing dogs and horses. Vocal music is taught by MISS PORTIA BROWN. She is the Chorus sponsor and works with her church choir and youth or- ganizations. She is a native of Campbell County and a graduate of Campbell County public schools. In her spare time, she en- joys reading, singing, and sewing. MR. JOHN CARPENTER teaches English 12 and sponsors F.T.A., HI-Y, and directed the Senior Play. He enjoys relaxing, sleeping, and playing sports. He comments that “‘I like those that make their own way”. Within you here is atille and sancteiiry MRS. LINDA DAVIS teaches eco- nomics, sociology, government, and world history. She is Chairman of the Social Studies Dept. and sponsors the senior class. In her spare time, she enjoys painting and refinishing furni- ture. Before coming to R.H.S. last year MRS. CAROL DeJARNETTE, taught 4 yrs. in Bedford County. She is a sponsor of the F.B.L.A. and is Chair- man of the Business Dept. She teach- es stenography and bookkeeping, and enjoys reading and cooking. Faculty “MRS RUSSELL DUFFORD, the Athletic Director, Phys. Ed. teacher, and Guidance Counselor, enjoys traveling and is interested in U.S. History. He coaches var- sity baseball and sponsors the varsity club. MR. T.W. EVANS, who has taught every subject from Latin to Chemistry, has settled this year for English 9. He egioys ane in his spare time. MRS. JANET DERRIG, a 1971 Lynchburg College Graduate, teaches Spanish. 1 and 2, and U.S. History. She sponsors the Foreign Language Club; and when she has time, enjoys all sports, sailing and cooking. Home Economics 1, 2, and 3 are taught by MRS. BERNICE DOOLEY. She co-sponsors the F.H.A., and she enjoys needle- crafts, gardening, cooking, and spectator sports. She states that she likesthe country and loves teaching at R.H.S. The lovable witch of R.HLS. is the librarian, MRS. ELEA- NOR EVANS. In addition to overseeing the library she sponsors the Tri-Hi-Y and the library club. She likes farming, and she is an active member of the Presbyterian Church. A recent addition to the facul- ty is MR. LEWIS DAVIS, who joined the staff at R.H.S. His outside interests include read- ing, tennis, jazz music and conversing with young people. 4 very active member in society, MR. NEAL FLETCHER belongs 0 the Lions Club, Fire Dept., As- ociation of Biology teachers and a. Academy of Science and is Iso an elder in the Rustburg Pres- yterian Church. Chairman of the cience Dept., he teaches Green ersion Biology and Problems in iology and sponsors the science lub, sophomore class, and second rigade. Typing 1, Shorthand 1, Typing 2, and general business are the sub- ects taught by MISS NANCY SREGORY. She is the financial idvisor for the annual and a spon- sor of the F.B.L.A. In her 9th yr. of teaching at R.H.S. she also ex- ‘ends her talents to teaching Adult Education Courses at night. BO EN MRS. MARY HALL who teaches French 2, 3, and 4 is sponsor of the Foreign Language Club, and spends much of her time as a guidance counselor. Her hobbies are ‘‘too numerous to mention”, and she spends all her spare time “looking for an island”. She accepts everyone because as she says, “I accept myself’. MR. ALAN FISCHER teaches D.E. 1 and 2 and sponsors the D.E. club and senior class. He enjoys boating, fishing, collecting commemorative coins, and raising cattle. One of his favorite quotes is “Heaven is under our feet as well as over our heads”’. Advanced math and Art 2, 3, 4, are taught by MRS. ANNE GREENE. She is Chairman of the Fine Arts Dept., sponsor of the Art Club and head spon- sor of the annual. Her hobbies include traveling, painting, reading, cooking, and gardening. play”. The physics and 9th grade science teacher is MR. JIM HENDERSON. He is one of the sponsors of the science club and in his spare time he enjoys flying and photography. MR. FOREST JONES enjoys working with young people and teaching at R.H.S. He is sports-minded and coaches J.V. football. He is Chairman of the Math Dept. and teaches Algebra 2 and Geometry. MISS ANN HOBGOOD teaches Typing 1, personal typing, and stenography. She is a sponsor of the EB beAs and some of her hobbies are bowling and reading. MR. TOM HENDERSON, who is new to the school this year, teach- es biology and sponsors the sci- ence club. He enjoys tennis and soccer and has one rule he lives by—““When I work, I work and when it comes time to play, I “The Voice of R.H.S.” is that of the D.E. teacher, MR. LARRY HILLARD. He sponsors the D.E. club, and is a member of the National Guard and the Va. Tech Alumni Association. He collects old signs, plays tennis and putters around his house. : ‘ ot | Pep rallies have really come alive during the past 2 yrs. since MRS. GAIL LEE has been sponsor of the varsity cheerleaders. She is also Chairman of the Art Dept. and teaches Artland 2. She enjoys sewing and art in her spare time. MR. ROBERT (ROCK) LEE teaches Algebra 1 and Math 9. This is his lst year at R.H.S., but before coming here, he taught math at V.E.S. for 21 yrs. While there he coached baseball and football. He considers tennis his hobby and outside activity. RUSTBURG HICH The only teacher in the school able to turn red at the drop of a hat is MRS. JANICE LACKS. She teaches world history and spon- sors the Tri-Hi-Y. She likes to knit, drive, and prepare desserts. MR. CAREY LEE teaches Agri- culture 2, 4, General Mechanics 9, and sponsors the F.F.A. and K.V.G. He enjoys hunting and is a member of the Army Reserve. Baas wrteontt ts, The sponsor of the indoor track team is MR. SAM MARTIN. He teaches 3 periods of American History and 2 of World History. He enjoys hunting, fishing, foot- ball, and outdoor track. MRS. MARY MERRICKS, in her Sty catmateh.HeS nism themoen grade Remedial Reading teacher. She likes sewing, playing the or- gan and naturally reading. Faculty MRS. PATSY MILSTEAD sponsors the J.V. football cheerleaders and helps with girl’s varsity basketball and volleyball. She teaches Phys. Ed. 10, 11, 12, health and drivers education. She says in her spare time she enjoys sewing and reading. Geometry and Algebra 2 are the subjects taught by MR. LEONARD NEW- MAN. He says he enjoys working with students and in his spare time likes golf and basketball. This is his first year at R.H.S. and he is now in the process of attending graduate school. MR. JOHN POTTER teaches senior English and Latin. He is the sponsor of the Drama Club and direct- ed the excellent produc- tion of “Your a Good Man Charlie Brown”. General business, bookkeeping, personal typing are taught by MRS. GAYLE OLIVER. She sponsors the F.B.L.A., and likes music, good movies, and raising tropical fish. “What time is iton your Spiro Agnew watch”, Mrs. Pirkey? This is the typical intellectual questions that MRS. VAN PIRKEY receives from her seniors in government class. In her free time she enjoys bridge and is a member of Eastern Star. Faculty 90 In his eighth year of teaching (third in Campbell County), MR. JAMES’ RILEY teaches five classes of workd geography. He is minister of the Bethany Penta- costal Holiness Church and a board member of the church’s youth department. Outside of these activities, he takes the time to enjoy photography. MRS. CHRISTINE ROGERS, who is originally from metro- politan New York, teaches French and Spanish and two classes at RIS. She is sponsor of the Foreign Language Club, and her hobbies are skiing, sewing, and cooking. A member of the Science Dept., MR. GLENN REICHARD teaches chemistry, earth and physical sci- ence and co-sponsors the science club. His outside activities are varied as he enjoys water-skiing, spelunking (cave-exploring), table, tennis, and camping. Students busily studying “Romeo and Juliet” is a common sight as one passes MRS. LINDA REICHARD’s English 10 class. Like her husband, she enjoys water-skiing and camping. In ad- dition, she is interested in music and relaxes by playing the piano and singing. Having been in the trade for twenty years, MR. EUGENE RUCKER is well qualified to teach masonry. He is the sponsor of V.I.C.A. and many of his students have won state-wide awards. In his spare time he likes to watch baseball. MR. WILLIAM SKINNER, whose hobby is trying “‘not to get involved”’ is the Chairman of the English Dept. He teaches 11th grade English and sponsors the Beta Club, Debate Club, Forensics Club, One-Act play, and is head sponsor of the Junior Class. When he has time, he likes reading, eating, and sleeping. The sponsor of the J.V. basketball cheerleaders and co-sponsor of the Beta Club is MISS PAMELA SPENCE. She teaches En- glish 9 and 10 and likes to read, travel and attend sports events. MR. GLEN STYLES, the varsity football and track coach plus J.V. basketball coach, teaches five periods of 11th grade U.S. history. Some of his hobbies in- clude photography and auto-building. He also en- joys fishing and gun and bow hunting. MR. W. WHITNEY SWEENEY teaches 9th grade general science, and enjoys hunting, target shooting, and auto racing. He is a member of the Iza- ak Walton League, Lynchburg Society of En- gineering and Science, and teaches Sunday School at Court Street Methodist Church. MR. RAY WADE, who enjoys “working with young people—because it helps him keep young’’, does just that by teaching Phys. Ed. and sponsoring J.V. foot- ball and golf. He is a member of the Jaycees, and he also likes working around the house and yard. MRS. BETTY WHITEHURST the English 10 and 11 teacher is a very well traveled individual. She lived in Cuba 3 years, Chile 5 years, and has visited Africa, Europe, and Central America. Her husband is a United Methodist minister and she’s active in church activi- ties. Outside of this she enjoys writing and music. Faculty O25 Pausing awhile in their duties the custodians, Beulah Nowlin, Naomi Morgan, Fred Harris, and Reginald Tweedy pose for our camera. Memeo, Sweeping the breezeway is our head custodian, MR. TWEEDY. The cafeteria workers, Mrs. Geraldine Kelley, Catherine Rosser, and Nancy Kerr prepare the school lunches. The aides, MRS. EVANS AND MRS. REID assist in Remedial Reading and the library, respectively. 93 Ltn Patitwes as ey AY tea ey 94 ities Ivit Act 95 Sr ae : 3 : here ge, ae ae SENIOR Becky Hall SENIOR Sherry Charlton 96 2 - ay : JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN Linda Swain Debbie Knight Vanessa Stauffer ACTIVITIES HONORING THE 1971 HOMECOMING COURT October 15th marked the beginning of the Homecoming Activi- ties for 1971. Friday afternoon, before the parade, the Homecoming Court was presented to the student body at an assembly on the football field. Miss Bell was announced the Grand Marshal of the parade. The annual Homecoming Parade began at 4 o’clock. The various entries and floats wound their way through Rustburg. The Art Club won first prize for the best float. Rustburg played host to Laurel Park High School for the Homecoming Game at 8 o’clock. The score was 27-12 with Rustburg holding the victory. Half-time activities were centered around the Court. The parade formed a circle around the field and the Band and majorettes performed. The Homecoming was concluded Saturday Night at a dance with the Dynamics providing the music. Lynchburg Junior Miss 1972 Rebecca Dawn Hall First Runner Up Monica Blythe Tweedy Rebecca Dawn Hall, a R.H.S. senior, is the 1972 Lynchburg Junior Miss. She pre- sented a vocal folk medley of “The Four Loves” while accompanying herself on gui- tar. As local winner of the Breck Hair Style, Talent, and Poise and Appearance awards, Becky represented Lynchburg in Virginia’s Junior Miss pageant in Roanoke, Virginia. R.H.S. senior, Monica Blythe Tweedy, winner of the Scho lastic Award, presented an original medley on the piano as her talent in Lynchburg’s Junior Miss Pageant. 101 “To YouWith Love” Junior Ring Dance Sandy and Phillip seem to be enjoying the dance. Junior class President, Gary Garner enjoys a well-deserved rest after planning the ring dance. Activities 102 The view from the dance floor showed an enthusiastic crowd of Juniors. The beautifully decorated gym awaits the arrival of the Debbie and Sam, Maurice and Maureen pose to take their Juniors. pictures in the heart. 103 Activities Get Witch Quick 1972 Senior Play “Well, little lady, you certainly showed me.” CAST Dean of Craft College Mrs, Marjorie Black We) ae . . .Phyllis Mitchell Members of the Faculty Mother He cates sna Sued ses . Monica Tweedy Miss Wisk} {8.0.2 cn eee 5. Ey eae Cherie Driskell Miss: Hurley see . . . Brenda Herndon Student Witches at Craft College JuneilesKem pees eee ee ee ee eS lIClOVaLAVae Lucindalh iy cane ene ee enn ee BOnnicgatankiin Undine Grandsbackcr mene in) ene nee Ava Hood @ecilya Smith-s my: canner tr a Gayle Webb Ivy (Voodoo) Charpentier ...... vee Lynne Phillips Kaye Clinton eee le Blea eee ba ta enryntan BellatRussellgie auc nO ot. Ls ee eee Julie Webber DOnnauUSSe me ree SoS Cee . Sherry Charlton Mona. Dabnevgertee act k a. cys eee . Debbie Bageant Steve Wharton (instructor) ........ ..Danny Pettigrew Milo Alden (student from Oz academy ... .Peyton Townes Hank (student from Oz Academy) .. . . . Greg Casalenuovo Calebi(Gard eter) eee eee eee uberticarson Mr. Atwater (a government official) . . . . . .Doug Barringer Directorate eer Ao as Lae, ee John Carpenter SEN1IOn Director sae eee .... ..Danny Grigsby ‘Technical| Directorsae a eee eee ee Jim Henderson Sam Drogg “The incantation against evil eyes is?” “Look, I’m all alone, a strange town, a new job. Will you have dinner with me tonight?” Activities 104 Rustburg High School’s Delegates to Boy’s and Girl’s State ; Sherry Charlton Mike Bennett Brenda Herndon Steve Miller Joan Bennett Thomas Evans National Merit and PSAT Qualifying Tests Tom Phillips—FINALIST Bill Calohan—LETTER OF COMMENDATION 105 Activities You re a good man, Charlie Brown a TT. Cast ; Lins taus Yipee iss eae hee cee NEAT ke MATES : Charlie Brown) se-. eee gene a ees Tom Phillips 7 Patty’ tse 3's bots ee Ave ee on ees Ee a Re LIS ISSO SchrocderAw ye tices eee cere ee ee See Mike berrow. Snoopy: 214.0yaos a Seeks sdittalete Cea eee ce Rann EC ICL LUCY ain 22d eee oe oes coer Carolyn McCoy Production Staff Sets Costumes Raymond Trent Carolyn Trent Lighting Properties Mary Jane Russell Pam Lee Asst. Director Make-Up Jody Moody Laura Little Technical Director Business Manager Hubert Carson Mr. Larry R. Hillard Music Director Director Monica Tweedy Mr. John Potter in “Tll get you yet Red Baron” “Lunch time is among the worst times of the day for me.” Activities 106 “Come on Charlie Brown we can do it!” SAGAS “That will be 5 cents Charlie Brown” 107 “Every now and then, I say the right thing.” Look Puck. ont Hoek es. tg 108 Jack R. Dufford + ' Athletic Directo? é f 7) aad 3 JERRY BOOTH LET 04 Mee All District Guard Be fh b Best Lineman Award 1 2 AM Drees Coaches Award a ad Vives y had ‘(WUwwtyye J j v a L2 yew ber AIM YU q be py Mis ye Lee Ve } a, f t ‘) WIG (52 ACH Y—) “4 —- Le lin rfa A474: Y gy fits BILL CALOHAN ZV? All District Running Back + a , J.J. Fray Award (Most Valuable) a dat a Coaches Award ) FOOTBALL SENIORS BROUGHT TOGETHER FOR A FINAL TIME From the very roots of Little League a feeling of football spirit and team work grew in the class of 1972. Many of the same boys who played their senior season this year led Rustburg to the Campbell County Little League Champion- ship was back in 1966. The phenomenal number of 16 seniors is certainly a record for this school and most probably any other school in the area. A senior takes a special pride in his team. As seniors, we would like to thank Coach Styles for making us a team and wish him the best in the future. We may not have any more foot- ball to play but we’ll always have our memories. TERRY PINN Senior Defensive Back Best Defensive Back Award 110 THOMAS EVANS Senior Tackle Coaches Award OFFENSIVE RECORDS FOR 1971 TEAM Total Yardage, Single Season 2681 yds. Passing Yardage, Single Season 952 yds. Rushing Yardage, Single Season 1679 yds. ‘Most Points scored, Single Season a 234 pts. pag Points scored, Single game wie 74(Nelson) Rushing ON ee Single Game ome 297 yds. (Nelson) ardage, Single Game 501 yds. (Nelson) oi) PHILLIP BURLEIGH Senior Guard Most Improved Player Coaches Award STEVE MILLER Center of the Senior Line Coaches Award a MIKE MASON Senior Tackle Rawley M. Kelly Coaches Award LEON HASKINS All District Defensive Guard Defensive Player Award Coaches Award TOMMY LOFLIN Senior Defensive Back, Quarterback Coaches Award eit £ m wy Pe | Tommy Loflin and Coach Styles en infer er I drive against Staunton River. aD op (o) her Asus REED Senior Tackle Coaches Award FRANK HOLT Senior End Coaches Award MAURICE MILLER Senior Defensive End Coaches Award 112 DEFENSIVE RECORDS FOR THE 1971 TEAM Best Against Rush for Single Season 926 yds. Best Total Yardage Defense, Single Season 1440 yds. Best Defense, Single Game minus 35 yds. (Nelson) DOUG DeJARNETTE Senior Defensive End Coaches Award Leon Haskins, holder of Best Defense by a lineman with 79 tackles, takes a well deserved break. KENNETH JACKSON Senior Back TOMMY TWEEDY Senior Tackle DOUG ANDERSON Senior End Quarterback Gary Garner runs, throws and kicks in Rust- burg’s victory over Laurel Park. The 1971 record-setting offense on the move, in Homecoming game against Laurel Park. For a starter on offense and defense, defeat strikes deep into sophomore Ron- nie Sullivan. ‘2 Jo wo door Able Si Gor T hope You Wawtrd WE 7 te SP « LroE a Row wre ps Po, o Xs of Rida: ws ( | Lae Wikr you RELY Mm Lon | we You oe w le ies +o Kv yo = vay om WE, RECORD FOR 1971 ar Wok he 6 wins, 4 losses : Goob Ry OPPONENT 14 Park View 18 Altavista 14 Staunton River Buckingham William Campbell Appomattox Laurel Park Brookville Gretna Nelson The Seminole District’s leading scorer, Bill Calohan, follows the single-wing blocking against William Campbell. Football AS Our Red Devil spirit leader, Carol Hendricks. Football Assistant coach Martin and managers J.C. Rich- ardson and Melvin Elliott. FOR WHAT ITS WORTH For all the grinding, Toil and woe. For all the aches, From head to toe. Despite the coaches, Shrills and screams. Despite the fans, And their championship dreams. No thanks to the teachers, With tests before games. No thanks to reports, Your pride turns to shame. We play the Mudville Maulers, And bigger teams. We play triple options, And crazier schemes. Yet for all the bruises, That seem for no good. We all shall emerge, With a sense of brotherhood. Bill Calohan 1ST ROW: Doug DeJarnette, Bill Calohan, Terry Pinn, Doug Anderson, Andrew Reed, Kenneth Jackson, Tommy Loflin. 2ND ROW: Maurice Miller, Thomas Evans, Jerry Booth, Mike Mason, Steve Miller, Tommy Tweedy, Leon Haskins. 3RD ROW: Frank Hoit, Butch Dalton, Sam Wood, Keith Phillips, Ronnie Sullivan, Charles Carey, Phillip Burleigh. 4TH ROW: Steve Holloway, Barry Jones, David Inge, Gary Garner, Leonard Peters, Billy Johnson, Ricky Wood. 5TH ROW: Arthur Ketchersid, David Maxey, Houston Haskins, Poncho Cabell, Jeff Franklin, Ronnie Martin. Football 118 Mary Brendel Becky Hall Kathy Crance Maureen Beard Debbie Rhyne AvaHood Debbie Dudding Jody Moody Angie Yeatts Football DEBBIE DUDDING Junior Most Valuable Cheerleader Award A cheerleader is a lot more than the pretty red and white uniform on the outside. A cheerleader has co-ordination, school spirit and most of all the team is her main interest. The work of a cheerleader is difficult and often monotonous, but she always comes out a bundle of jubilation. The most re- warding event in a cheerleader’s life is the feeling that her crowd is together 100% and her team is winning. Finally a cheerleader is a smiling happy little girl that you can always spot a mile away. KATHY CRANCE Sophomore BECKY HALL Senior ANGIE YEATTS Sophomore 1I yi 1 y et Lntien | i 120 ee 1971 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS MARY BRENDEL Senior MAUREEN BEARD Junior HEAD CHEERLEADER 4 ne s 4 JODY MOODY Sophomore Most Valuable Cheerleader Award DEBBIE RHYNE Junior AVA HOOD, Senior Football 121 THE 1971 JUNIOR VARSITY What this team lacked in size and ability, they made up for in spirit, togetherness, and determination. And this, is what made their season a success. d ae — Cae oe oo a a se 1ST ROW: Greg Stratton, James Trent, Gary Anthony, Mike Johnson, Robert Lee, Lyle Tweedy, Gary William. 2ND ROW: Percy Payne manager, Dale Brown, Johnny Hubbard, Tony Krantz, Randolph Davis, Bobby Smith, Howard Lewis, John Johnson, Bobby Williams. 3RD ROW: Coach Wade, William White, Willie Clarke, Jeff Whateley, Walter Haberer, Steve Mason, Frank Dudley, Jerry Charlton, Robert Cabler, Coach Jones. 1971 J.V. SEASON Record: 5 wins, 2 losses OPPONENT Altavista Nelson Gretna William Campbell Brookville Staunton River Appomattox Part of a small, but quick hardnose back- field, that included Howard Lewis, Gary Anthony, and Robert Lee, Greg Stratton breaks a tackle for extra yardage. Wee Football 123 Vanessa Stauffer Robbie Spencer Donna Barringer Kathy Jackson Kathy Litchford LaVonne Driskill Wanda Powell Rita Almond 1971 J.V. Football Cheerleaders Without fail, Rustburg High has very pretty cheerleaders. Annually our varsity cheerleaders are of the most charming in the district. The same can be said for the 1971 J.V. cheerleaders. This vibrant group foreshadows a bright future for athletics in Red Devil Land. WA 4 : My nm ftp = ,ASYA pA) CA HATS CUM OX” A4 3— 4 g Y 4] 4 : We @ Oo, FE ‘ . HEAD CHEERLEADER Sophomore Donna Barringer sa. HN L AVAL s. Q ¢ Lr y YN A Pr vg , SA AL —_— 2 CL 7 i, QrAeLA Tass The girls perennially partici where the primary goal is to sma net. th no more publicity than this go on about their way and finish second in the district. They had victories over Brook ille, Gretna, and Wm. Campbell; while their only losses came at the hands of Appomattox. Allin ‘ as a very good year for smacking. balls Girls Volleyball Team L972 District Runner-Ups A. P. Merryman, Vickie Litchford, Joan Bennett, Edie Lewis, Carolyn Johnson, Carolyn McCoy, Susan Bagby, Cindy Meador, Debbie Knight, Donna Litchford, Janice Clark, Mary Feagans, Marcia Bennett, Patti Phillips, Cookie Hammond, Cynthia Hodnett. Back from Manchester High in Richmond, Phillip Burleigh strides in ahead of two-milers Arthur Ketchersid and Ricky Parks, Years of training seem to have paid off as Frank Holt appears on his way to mile and half mile records for R.H.S. Raymond Ferguson pulls a close second. Leon Haskins stretches his 6’5” frame in the 12 pound shot. Leon is working hard trying to overcome the perennial favorite in this event Thomas Evans. 440 star, member of the school record mile relay team, and all around clown Terry Pinn profiles for the camera. 126 1ST ROW: Terry Pinn, Phillip Burleigh, Skippy Haskins, Billy Johnson, Arthur Ketchersid, Mike Bryant, Raymond Ferguson. 2ND ROW: Leonard Peters, Ricky Wood, Leon Haskins, Ricky Parks, Frank Holt, Bill Calohan, Thomas Evans, Andrew Reed. School record holder in the discus, Bill Premier sprinters Billy Johnson and Skippy Haskins, out of Calohan readies another throw. the blocks for another lighting fast 100 yard dash. Track, the Loner’s Sport Football and basketball have always been the sports for stars. They each have their all-district teams and elaborate banquets. Football and basketball also have tremendous fan following. But perennially a troup of students set out to run track. Without the tremendous glory of other sports, much of track is run for personal satisfaction, and an occasional school record. The brightest side to track is the fact that there is room for everyone. Size is no obstacle because anyone willing to work hard can compete. With indoor track on the boom, track is a growing sport at R.H.S. Track 27. Senior forward, Danny Hubbard ; Our fiery, controversial, but always colorful coach A. Thomas Cochran, Senior guard, ‘Perry Porter Bi ya Senior Guard, Mike Bennett Senior Forward, Harold Tweedy a Z 4 ; A J.V. Football Coach Ray Wade, sidelines as basketball photographer. Leon Haskins shows why it pays to be six feet, five inches. Here Leon dominates the Brookville center. i SCORES RUSTBURG OPPONENT 70 61 Holy Cross 61 63 Gretna 56 69 Nelson 39 a2 Brookville 43 49 Appomattox 54 55 Wm. Campbell 25 44 Buckingham 68 64 Wm. Campbell 61 74 Altavista 41 48 Appomattox 30 42 Staunton River 63 54 Nelson 32 69 Holy Cross 47 67 Brookville 56 67 Altavista 58 47 Gretna ; 54 67 Buckingham 54 49 Staunton River. Sophomore David Inge lays claim to another rebound against Brookville. Basketball 130 Leon Haskins Harrell Tweedy Victor Wood Alton Turner David Inge Billy Pilgrim Terry Charlton The Danny Hubbard Houston Haskins Michael Bennett Mark Thompson B John Payne Danny Campbell OYS Perry Porter = A record of six wins and twelve losses can’t _ portray the excitement our team brought to the _ fans this season. Who can forget the triple over- time which we lost to Gretna, or Wm. Camp- _ bell’s last second foul shot to win, as did Gretna _ by one point. Again Wm. Campbell proved a : am of excitement, _as R.H.S. won in double Victor Wood comes on at the end of the year to show a lot of talent. Watch out for Victor next year. 131 The Seminole District-regular-season-Champions Carolyn McCoy Susan Burnette (Co-captains) Carolyn Johnson Teresa Thompson Edie Lewis Mary Carter Feagans Janice Clarke Patti Phillips Karen Markham Terrye DeJarnette Beth McCoy The Debbie Calohan Kathy Carson Kathy Litchford Girls Our victorious girls’ coach Miss Pat Bell Basketball 132 ie Ps OD oe ae B , Mee lee o Te: , OPPONENT Lae Lo ee ita: FOE, fe? = a6 oS - eo pomattox Wm. Campbell : Wm. Campbell Debbie Cal iy Uy ia Yi, iz ti Ge ee Che eams on the F lor Saliaso are our cheerleaders, Mrs. Lee finds time from her art classes ploding with pep and high hopes for a victory. and husband to sponsor the varsity cheerleaders. School Spirit Begins With Cheerleaders and These Are Our 1972 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Gwen Clarke Ava Hood Kathy Crance Debbie Farmer Cindy Meadow Debbie Dudding Jody Moody Kathy Jackson not pictured Becky Hall 134 Enthusiasm, togetherness, and spunk are vital elements to the making of spirited cheerleading squad. Our girls welcome the cheer- leaders for the opponent’s team with their warm “Hello” cheer. Sharon Farris, Junior, manages the cheer- leaders and keeps them straight, (most of the 1 -2-3-4-5 come on Devils let’s get’em alive! time). Steady performe guard John Payne, was” instrumental in ne J. iS $s cham- pendtup, - - = fe wee —— SS wee stress on a coach is ‘more then ithe ths are typical. The District Champs SCORES RUSTBURG OPPONENT 56 46 Holy Cross 60 42 Gretna A special group of boys play J.V. basketball 28 25 — Nelson for Rustburg. Most J.V.’s are merely prelim- 60 41 Brookville enaries for varsity and dreams of varsity burn in . 61 35 Appomattox their hearts. But for some reason these young 43 35 Wm. Campbell men had a pride of team and a fulfillment of 60 os Buckingham purpose that was unstoppable. 54 45. Wm. Campbell A special kind of coach generaled the Baby 42 38 — Altavista Devils to the Championship. Mr. Styles is a man 46 26 Appomattox who is all football from head to toe. The lead- 51 3D Staunton River ership qualities which make him a winner in me 47 Nelson football have made him the number one J.V. 68 44 Holy Cross Basketball coach in the Seminole District. 54 41 —_ Brookville 48 50 Altavista 49 Zi Gretna 48 3) Buckingham : AS. 38 Staunton River — | pe FIRST ROW: Randolph Davis, Curt Charlton, Bobby Wooldridge, John Payne, Ronnie Sullivan, Andrew Hood, Marshall Wilson. SECOND ROW: Melvin Elliott, John Cardwell, Willie Clarke, Ricky Barringer, John Johnson, Gary Anthony. 137 Basketball ' 1 Vy TO. GQOong ny Mg i QYEX Fa OS, OS (rors ont) : Delores Ketchersid Derenda Farmer Linda Miller Scottie Vassar Donna Litchford Donna Barringer Ann Evans J.V. Cheerleaders y. f J ‘e : c ) ( i : h y ‘aur ee eae ry AX ro wa Se ( KAS ; Rs Cheerleading is full of moments of various emo- tions. Linda Miller appears curious about how she did on her last cheer, while Donna Litchford shows anxiety during a_ tight moment of a game. 138 O_O The 1971-72 J.V. Basketball Cheer- leaders headed by Donna Barringer played an immeasurable part in keeping morale high while the boys were on their way to a fantastic season. These girls are the epitome of the school-spirited enthusiastic youth. They portray a bright future for RASS. basketball. — | Indoor Track Third in Seminole District Meet. Victories over: Altavista, Gretna, Staunton River ov stagarsnagas ones eros 139 Track . aude veh es Oa ie Organizations 140 Organizations 141 Organizations STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION President, Mike Bennett and Program Chairman, Frosty Car- son present Miss Bell with a small gift of appreciation for her hard work in preparation for homecoming activities. Miss Bell was also made Grand Marshal of the homecoming parade. The S.C.A. also sponsored the homecoming dance. En- joying the music by the Dynamics are Kathy Crance, Steve Miller, Jim Jennings, and Rita Adams. FIRST ROW: Sponsor, Miss Bell, Charlene Anthony, Frosty Carson, Mike Bennett, Kitty Martin, Maureen Beard, Jerry Booth, Sponsor, Mr. Abbott. SECOND ROW: Kathy Preston, Alfreda Bennett, Edie Lewis, Terry Charlton, Brenda James, Reginia Lovejoy, Joan Powell, Linda Shortridge, Gail Carson, Tom Roberts, Jeff Franklin. THIRD ROW: Brenda Barbour, Kim Kaiser, Will Clark, Debbie Dudding, Scottie Vassar, Faye Mitchell, LaDonna Cabell, Maurice Miller, Phillip Burleigh, Vicky Litchford, Dianne Little, Betsy Little. -eanangeeanmmenemtioeneeienennaenmtienaty PRESIDENT: Michael Bennette VICE PRESIDENT: Maureen Beard SECRETARY: Cathy Carson TREASURER: Kitty Martin HISTORIAN: Charlene Anthony REPORTER: Jerry Booth PROGRAM CHAIRMAN: Frosty Carson During the year, the S.C.A. sponsored a candy sale. High salesmen were Dennis Osborne, freshman class, Ronnie Martin, junior class, and Carolyn Trent, senior class. The main purpose of the Student Coop- erative Association is to decide on school pol- icies over which students have control. Theo- retically, all students are members of the S.C.A., although one representative from each homeroom is elected to attend meetings and take part in projects which emphasize school spirit and participation. The S.C.A. also works a great deal with the faculty and School Board in making final decisions. The main goal or purpose for any club or organization is “togetherness”, pride, and the desire for people involved to work. Without your help and understanding, I feel the S.C.A. would have accomplished nothing in making this the best year ever at Rustburg. Thank you for your help and cooperation this year. Wichal J. east 143 Organizations se ef AEE SPONSORS: Mrs. Gregory—Business, Mrs. Greene—Editorial. BOTTOM ROW: Joan Bennett, Joan Powell, John Elder, Vickie Raasch, Mike Bennett, Carol Hendricks, Frosty Carson, Linda Drinkard, Mary Sue Miller. FIRST COLUMN: Mike Pauley, Karen Sisson, Vickie Litchford, Mike Mason. SECOND COLUMN: Steve Miller, Bill Calohan, Lizzie Hommond. CENTER: Julie Webber. THIRD COLUMN: Claudia Pritchett, Ava Hood, Regina Lovejoy. FOURTH COLUMN: Susan Harris, Kim Hall, Terry Coffey. 1972 ANNUAL STAFF Co-editors, Vickie Litchford and Sam Harris try to mold rough drafts and paraphernalia into the 72 Owl. Photographer, Terry Coffey, lines up a good shot. Terry spent many hours developing and lugging a camera, trying to get original pic- tures. Organizations 144 y (P = yo” Mike divs Tae tying, to ‘identify all those a , ai nfaces r his’so re or Bos, | i OS J Gettin a sere l a ard heme as rae Hendricks oY finds ( ( we seCtion, especially since ven ecu. Nd b Us KY Bob Tavenner, photographer and publisher’s representative for Delmar, worked hard with the Annual Staff all year. Here he has the trying job of taking student mug shots. Karen Sisson, Circulation Manager, prepares her campaign for yearbook sales. Annual Staff, like no other or- ganization or club, is noted for these hectic deadline days. Busi- ness Manager and Co-Sports Ed- itor Joan Bennett teams up with Bill Calohan to finish Basketball on the final day. Organizations With achievement as its standard, the Rustburg Beta Club thrives health- ily. It’s membership continues to en- large from year to year. This year, with service in mind, the objective has been to make the achievement of the club proportional to the high level of individual achievement within. JUNIOR MEMBERS Organizations SENIOR MEMBERS Squawky’s heart holds special sentiments for a certain guy in the Navy while fixing the show- case for Vale ntine’s Day. Thomas gets a lesson in self confidence. You can find almost anything in the library as Sandy Williams demonstrates to Rita Dalton. me | ae ee Le : Sponsor Mrs. Evans. SEATED—Adolphus Mickles, Marilyn Carter, Cynthia Pannell, Cathy Hall, Edith Tanner, Charlene Anthony, Shelia Schultz. STANDING—Chris Rosser, Rita Dalton, Tommy Tweedy, Dorothy Booker, Thomas Evans, Margo Suddith, Sherry Charlton, Agnes Murray, Claudia Pritchett, Linda Jamerson, Emma Martin, Regina Lovejoy, Anita Jordon, Sam Droog. When Mrs. Evans’ back is turned, the library is a place for social gathering. But when the eagle eyes are watching, everybody dives for the books. To represent France on the J.V.L. Float, Claudia Pritchett, Patti Phillips and Edith Tanner go into a New Business. MODERN FOREIGN 148 Harold Callahan—Secretary, Tweedy—President, Sam Harris—Vice-President. SECOND FRONT ROW: Daphne Arthur Ketchersid— ROW: Terry Coffey—Historian, Cindy Meador— Parliamentarian, Joe Moore—Treasurer, Reporter, Sponsor: Mrs. Hall. LANGUAGE CLUB The Modern Foreign Language Club was organized this year and is composed of stu- dents who are taking or have taken French or Spanish. With over 150 members, the club is sponsoring an orphan in France and Spain. A cake sale, hot chocolate machine, and a _ coat check are only a few of this year’s projects. A M.F.L. Club day is planned for the Spring. 149 On the other side of the M.F.L. Homecoming Float Miriam Hammond, Larue Harris, Terry Charlton represent Spain with some Fancy Dancing. Sponsor—Mr. Carpenter. FRONT ROW: Kathy Shana- berger, Gwen Clark, Dawn Wil- liams. BACK ROW: Debra Lawerence, Sam Droog, Rhonda Coleman, Debbie Little, Arthur Ketchersid. FIRST ROW: Carolyn McCoy, Steve Miller, Tommy Loflin, Angie Yeatts, Monica Tweedy, Bill Calohan, Donna Barringer, Cindy Meadow. SECOND ROW: Debra Williams, Cindy Zerfos, Lavonne Driskill, Debbie Glass, Dezi Hall, Faye Mitchell, Dorinda Farmer, Pam Lee. THIRD ROW: Laura Little, Ophelia Nowlin, Kathy Preston, Ann Thomas, Ginger Archer, Cindy Tweedy, Wilson Dowling, Mike Perrow. Organizations FORENSICS FIRST ROW: Carolyn McCoy, Wilson Dowling. SEC- OND ROW: Mike Burks, Donna Barringer, Faye Mitchell, Denise Clark. THIRD ROW: Cindy Zerfoss, Denise Alfred, Greg Milner, John Carr, Bill Calohan, Cindy Meador. _ Too often underated, forensics and debate are top notch activities. These two highly intellectual competitions take up to a year’s preparation and _ practice readying for the one chance to put it all together in district competition. Foren- -sics and debate offer a chance for any student willing to participate, to enjoy “stimulating individual to individual com- petition. Rustburg always rates high in the Seminole district and usually has _ several state competitors each year. DEBATE FRONT ROW: Bill Calohan, Faye Mitchell, Lizzie Hammond, Greg Millner. BACK ROW: Eric Raasch, Cindy Zerfoss, Donna Barringer, Cindy Meador, Gary Coats, Denise Clark, Mike Burks, Ronnie Metcalf. The Rustburg Chapter FFA has been active this year in public speaking, crops judging, forestry judging, and dairy judging. Three winners of State Crops Judging Contest were sent to Kansas City to the National Convention, along with the advisor. The Chapter bull was taken to the Va. State Fair by Mr. Lee and Keith Phillips. They also held various activities such as a Bar-B-Q, a soil conser- vation service, and the Annual Parent-Son Ban- quet. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA a AISL c | lel Mr. Austin, an FFA Sponsor, with the prize winning bull. The FFA homecoming float, with the theme “Music Makes The World Go Around’’, won 2nd place in the float competition. The State FFA-FHA camp, lo- cated on the beautiful banks of the James River three miles from Smithfield, Va., is the site for fun and excitement. The campers enjoy a variety of activities such as soft- ball, swimming, and dancing. oe .. titoentoe RUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Program of Work fér this year is centered around the emphasis, “Pre- paredness, The Key to Opportunity”... Our main objective is to strengthen bonds within the family and between the family and com- munity. The F.H.A. — members are learn- ing and using op- portunities as pre- paration for the future. Viola Miller exhibits her skill as a seamstress. Enjoying the sun and fun at FHA camp, Mrs. Braford super- vises the activities. cm ee . eae ae — emt eo Cee cessll — A iL ‘Sponsors—Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Lacks. Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: Chaplain—Dawn Williams, Secretary—Kathy Shanaberger, Vice-President—Sue Pool, President—Gwen Clark, Treasurer—Joyce Evers. The Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Y combine members for the Homecoming Parade. Mike Burks leads the way with ‘“‘The Whole World In His Hands”. HI-Y FIRST ROW: Chaplain—Ricky Beard, Secretary-Treasurer—Jack Turner, President—Harold Tweedy, Vice-President—Calvin Massie, Sponsor—Mr. Riley. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Owen, Willis Dowling, Randolph Davis, Tommy Langhorn, Thomas Evans, Glenn Giles, Terry Coffey. eee SCHOOL F 0? SIAly 4 2A NAM —-DO WCW FRONT ROW: Ronnie Metcalf, Mike Almond, Keith Phillips, Tommy Tweedy. BACK ROW: Thomas Hunter, Keith Maxey, Mac Driskill, Steve Burnette. OFFICE WORKERS SECRETARIES: Mrs. Marr and Mrs. Austin. OFFICE WORKERS: Mike Pauley, Brenda James, Michael Bennett, Reginia Lovejoy, Gary Garner, Susan Harris, Karen Sisson. The Office Workers do many things to help out in the office during the day. Those who have had typing, do some light typing. They are in charge of tracking down the lost students who don’t go to class, keeping the card file in order, and writing ex- cuses for students who are late for class. They also answer the phone, take messages, and run errands for Mrs. Austin and other teachers. ae Organizations 156 Shawn Venable, David Tice, Scott Burnette, David Mitchell, Warren Mitchell. Advisors—Gary Reynolds and Jack Hammock. Faculty advisor—Neal Fletcher. THE SECOND BRIGADE The Second Brigade is composed of high school students in service to their community through their division of the Rustburg Volunteer Fire Department. These young men have been of great help, especially at day time fires. They are credited with saving at least two homes from fire during the last year. “oH KEEP, OPEN Msi aseeeee « MRS ee ee ee FRONT ROW: Ronnie Hurtz, Donna Barringer, Cindy Meador, Cindy Zerfoss. BACK ROW: Walter Haberer, Steve Barbieri, Mike Perrow, Tony Crance, Darrell McGuire, Ronnie Hall. Here we have a typical example of Mr. Henderson’s basic ingenuity. For the first time in the history of Distributive Education at Rustburg, the DECA made a real showing at the District Leadership — Conference. Girl Student of the Year was awarded to Wanda Carr. — Eddie Grubbs was appointed to the State Office of Junior Board of Directors. Also winning awards were Debbie Kersey, 2nd place in Parliamentary Procedure, Billy Walker, 2nd place in Advertising, Frank O’Roark, 2nd place in Public Speaking, Roger White, 3rd place in Group Sales Presentation, and Melvin Jamerson, 4th place for Boy Student of the Year. This is the first year since 1969 that the R.H.S. D.E. Club has won at the District level. D.E. CLUB SCIENCE CLUB FLOAT THERE 11 GOES WAPTY Obtemy often, TY Sater GELThOva The F.B.L.A. float showed lots of in- genuity in using the theme of ‘Music Around The World” and tying it in with their club by using the current song “Take A Letter, Maria” Sponsor: Mr. Rucker, Kenneth Jackson, Alfonso Miller, Allen Caldwell, Perry Porter, Jerry Horsley, Thomas Hunter. Perry Porter and Allen Caldwell participated in bricklaying com- petition at E.C. Class. Alfonso Miller demonstrates his personal technique. DRAMA CLUB “You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown,” was pre- sented during the club’s winter production. ARF! Happiness is a warm puppy. It’s suppertime, yeah, it’s suppertime! If I were queen... Peter Rabbit is a stupid book about a stupid rabbit. Organizations Ee A 4 2 = = = = Ea = ART CLUB Two hardworking co-chairmen of the art exhibit, Steve Miller and Sam Wood, prepare for the spring exhibit. Mrs. Lee working on the homecoming float, which won first prize. President, Danny Grigsby, shown with a few examples of his work. Trudy Carson, historian, works on the Art Club scrapbook. 161 cd +d i. ¥ VARSITY CLUB or me?? ’ Coffee, tea LITERARY STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Donnie Nance, John Elder, Vickie Raasch, Eric Raasch, Doug Barringer, Steve Dutka, Danny Grigsby, Buddy Hart. Sponsor—Mr. Carpenter. CHORUS Preceding the Christmas holi- days, the R.H.S. Chorus joins with the band in presenting a Christmas concert in the school auditorium. aa a, FROM LEFT: Ann Thomas, Ursula Trent, Raymond Trent, David Stevens, Ricky Parks, Linda Jones, Daphne Callahan, Greg Stranton, Norvell Anderson, Thurman Henderson, Eddie Key, Donald Floyd, Frank Holt, Joseph Moore, Diane Patrick, Gayle Webb, Mr. Brice, Director. Never missing a chance to perform, the band presented a Christmas concert in the school auditorium. Organizations Besides _ providing halftime entertainment at football games, the band, flag girls, major- ettes, and banner girls make up a large spirited cheering section. lee ) ayy pts fa Despite it’s small size, the band plays proudly during the homecoming parade. Introducing the band are banner girls, Debbie Glass and Cindy Zerfoss, fol- lowed by _ director, Mr. Brice. Organizations HEAD MAJORETTE: Rhonda Harris. FROM LEFT: Sandy Carden, Ellen Arthur, Debbie Farmer, Donna Barringer, Derenda Farmer, Ruthie Eagle. During several of the football games, the majorettes added an extra spark of showmanship to the halftime activities when they lit up a darkened field with a skilled fire baton routine. MAJORETTES FRONT ROW: Carolyn Marshall, Angie Anderson, Brenda Barbour, Vicki Fisher, Charlene Anthony. BACK ROW: Regina Marshall, Donna Faye, Phyllis Payne, Cathy Jackson, Regina Lovejoy, Gwen Clark, Alfreda Bennett, Joanne Carter, Brenda James, Cookie Callands, Lizzie Hammond, Kim Kaiser. 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Telephone: 332-5346 LYNCHBURG CYCLE CENTER JOHN WRIGHT-LOUIS SAUNDERS, Owners Sales — Service Parts — Accessories New and Used Custom Parts Dealers Lic. 7021 Call 239-6538 South of Lynchburg City Limits on 29 Wards Road Compliments of WILLS CAMP 819 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia “FOR THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN” see VAUGHAN _—— ZA LET G ) Camero G.E Chevelle Maytag Cadillac Frigidaire 2306 Bedford Avenue 12th Church Street THE FURNITURE MART We Give Top Value Stamps Where Customers Send Their Friends 1201 Main Street Dial: 845-5781 Lynchburg Virginia {KE -£LRL U CLA VES IOC 5 } fA f Cc� Vi “ = “CXL “€ Fe x { LA I ) SYN. Lf AY LK. 4 Wake up richer (ZC4E 1 XY, ©, ( 7 ; Pes ILL Ce ew with daily interest. First National | United Virginia Bank Member: F.D.I.C. Compliments of WOOD'S MENS WEAR 1005 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia BONNE BRAE CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS 1344 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia MILES BROTHERS FARM SUPPLY, INC. Hardware — Seed — Feed — Fertilizer Paints and Electric Appliances “We Appreciate Your Business” Rustburg Virginia RUCKER-JENNING S INC. Mutual Insurance Fire, Automobile, Bonds 723 Church Street Lynchburg, Virginia 24505 Phone: 846-4636 PARK AVENUE FLOWER SHOP Say It With Flowers Say It With Ours 1531 Park Avenue Lynchburg, Va. Linda Jamerson practicing for next year’s Junior Miss Pageant. Compliments of CRADDOCK-TERRY SHOE CORPORATION POWELL’S OUTLET STORE Selling Wholesale Retail Two Miles from 29 South on 24 West Radios, Watches, Toys, Glassware All Merchants Welcome Owner: JAMES POWELL Compliments of BUDDY’S BURGER HOUSE TURNS TRAVEL TRAILER @ HOLIDAY’ RAMBLER Call 239-6188 Box 626 Bedford Virginia APPOMATTOX TRUCK TRACTOR, INC. Located on Rt. 29 S. Near City I. H. Tractors Limits Farm Machinery WIRES Mailing Address— Goodyear Tires and Tubes Rt. 2, Box 326-A, Lynchburg, Va. Recapping Service ot Compliments of 108 of 9) hy Authorized Sales and Service Center pap ty ” POROICORE TTY: y o oO J at ape px : General Electric’s “Electrak Altavista Virginia eum Gy Aor q po a} woro'y Ne ot sh | is Ke hee mr yu | q yy, Ao” THE GREEN THUMB Compliments of Ls r |, YS LAWN ‘'N GARDEN DOT’S RESTAURANT 4.9 of Det wal -! CENTER Cred tein kena | Altavista Virginia a J Sr unr Stuart C. Fuller, Owner QD A. —1 oP ove J 1 MILE EAST OF LYNCHBURG i Route 460 RR oe spate Box 86, Rt. No. 3 J Lynchburg Virginia 24504 Telephone: 845-2672 Dulbed, Boot of Quck.J$IRPORT OIL COMPANY cé) ond wwe ng Fo Serving you at two Locations ou. Joteg good) CONZ of J Duemaa andl. Ruat ruts uy parr. AIRPORT 76 BROOKVILLE 76 TMony Aue Wards Road 8217 Timberlake Road 239-6714 239-2488 '7R DISTRIBUTORS OF UNION HEATING OIL Wrecker Service RASH VOLKSWAGEN Compliments of Phone — 239-2601 ROOSTER HARVEY INSURANCE 2828 Candlers Mt. Road Lynchburg, Virginia 24502 WILSON HEATING CO. McDONALD'S Climate Control Is Our Thing. Heating and Cooling cS bin C4 4 PZ j . y Y y Vif Wy GGG, Mew “Yi yy. iit; Yy y 9006 Timberlake Road 239-1766 LU bul: Lynchburg, Virginia li G i yf YW Y ff’ 4, Y Your Kind of Place SHIVELY CHEVROLET CORP. Sales and Service OLDSMOBILE ==. Main Street Altavista, Virginia : Office Phone: Chevrolet 369.4774 For COMPLETE Eye Care CONSULT YOUR Eye Physician THEN SEE YOUR Ground Floor Allied Arts Bldg. 2010 Tate Springs Rd. Lynchburg, Va. RUSTBURG DAIRY QUEEN “Just Plain Good Food Those Famous Dairy Queen Shakes Desserts” “LIVE a little” Dr Pepper Mesay Proton, Spe PLUMBING HEATING SPRINKLER Since 1915 2308 Twelfth Street Lynchburg, Virginia 24501 Telephone 845-6029 GLENN TRENTS MICHELIN TIRES 12th Kemper Street Phone: 846-1383 TEMPLETON’S MARKET Highway 460 East Lynchburg, Virginia FARMERS SEED AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers, Farm and Garden Supplies 1306 Main Street Dial 845-2522 MICKLES’S BARBER BEAUTY SHOP Lynchburg “Let Us Use Your Head in Our Business” ROSHIE MICKLE, Barber LAVIES MICKLE, Beautician 624 Main Street Altavista Virginia BROWN-MORRISON COMPANY, INC. 1616 Main Street at the Expressway Lynchburg, Virginia Phone 845-2303 Your Complete Office Supply Store Featuring Office Equipment, Furniture Stationers, and Office Machines. CARWILE’S MARKET BEST PRODUCTS CO. Distributors of Merchandise for Incentive Awards, Business Gifts, Sales Promotions, Dealer Loaders, Employee Gifts Rt. 2 Box 204 Lynchburg, Va. 24501 “No one can please everyone, 4909-13 West Marshall Street — 359-5021 but we try.” 5400 Midlothian Turnpike — 233-9892 Sb usts In Lynchburg, Virginia......... 2215 Langhorn Road — 345-5993 Groceries, Meats, Amoco Gas eee eeeeee 217 S. Independence Blvd. — 497-3551 ban In Arlington, Virginia......... 4024 S. 28th Street — 931-4100 Milstead esas In Raleigh, North Carolina......... 3926 Western Blvd. — 834-5261 Carpenter a at te are ee In Hampton, VIP STA eas es TRYING 908 Coliseum Drive — 838-7000 tc dance. 1701 Whitehead Drive.— 265-6900 BRAGASSA’'S SPORTING GOODS AND TOYS Established 1858 325 Twelfth Street Phone: 847-4601 C.R. BURNETTE Auto Life Fire General Liability Mutual Funds Rustburg, Virginia Phone 332-5153 Phone Lynchburg 239-9306 CINDY'S PURE TRUCK STOP Owned and Operated by J.S. MEADOR, JR. C. |. ANDERSON AGENCY Division of JAMES A. SCOTT SONS, INC. All Kinds of Insurance Rustburg 332-5159 Lynchburg 845-4577 Since 1866 GILES GENERAL MERCHANDISE Route 460 East Lynchburg Virginia ROWLAND SON NOVELTY SHOP New and Used Books 517 Main Street Altavista Virginia 24 Hour Road and Tire Service 6 Miles South of Lynchburg on U.S. 29 ARTHUR’S GROCERY Route 29 South Across from Cindy’s Truck Stop Open 7 Days a Week Complete Variety of Groceries, Produce and Meats Route 1, Box 41 Rustburg, Virginia GLENN E. JEFFERSON INSURANCE AGENCY 4704 Wards Road Lynchburg, Virginia Auto Casualty Life Fire Mutual Funds Phone: 239-6936 C.R. CARSON GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone WY 3-9274 Concord, Virginia ‘WE MOVE THE EARTH FOR WATER” AQUAMASTERS, INC. Wells, Pumps, Septics, Baths, and Swimming Pools RICHARD A. JOHNSON, President P.O. Box 97 Rustburg, Virginia 24588 Phone: 332-7339 SAUNDER’S TEXACO STATION 2300 Wards Road 239-8640 Wheel Balancing Specialist DIXIE MOTORS INC. Of Altavista Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Dodge Trucks Compliments of PLAZA THEATRE “Home of Fine Entertainment” Pittman Plaza REAMS FURNITURE CO., INC. Downtown 924 Main Street Wayside 6006 Fort Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia “Virginia’s Leading Home Furnishers for Nearly 75 Years” SCHEWEL FURNITURE CO. 11th and Main Downtown Lynchburg “Let Schewels Feather Your Nest” EASTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY Wholesalers Electrical Radio T3Vve 1100 Commerce Street Lynchburg, Virginia 24505 Dial 847-4441 THE NEWSPAPER A Valuable Aid to Education Make a Habit of Reading Both Newspapers Every Day to Be Informed All the Time THE NEWS Published by the Lynchburg News, Inc. THE DAILY ADVANCE Published by the Lynchburg Daily Advance, Inc. SERVING THE CENTRAL VIRGINIA AREA oO ALLIED COMMUNITY PHARMACY Rustburg, Virginia Phone 332-7798 yedebas ri Si wie } Fr � ) ECR ART 206 5th St. 34970341 Pr ompl Ord ering Service Lynchburg, Va. 24504 A Ladies and Gentlemen’s Boutique (703) 845-7509 McDANIEL KELLY ELECTRIC CO., INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS “See Us For Your @ very Clectrical Need” 1218 Twelfth Street P.O. Box 899 Dial VI 5-4593 THOMS BARBER SHOP FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Lynchburg and South Boston, Virginia Open Every Day Except Wednesday From 8:30 — 5:30 Phone: 332-5263 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Rustburg, Virginia Lynchburg, South Boston, and , South Hill Virginia Get the Book That Can Change History. y Your History Get a Savings Pass Book at... FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK Member F.D.I.C. APPOMATTOX HARDWARE INC. American Oil Company Products Church at Main Street Box 157 Appomattox, Virginia Telephone 352-4141 Over 50 Years of Continuous Service ins ree = 3 = EAU ON Your MOSES MOTOR CO. Chevrolet and Jeep Sales and Service That Satisfy Appomattox Virginia — Phone 352-3373 j WEBB’S TIRE CO., INC. . The Men Who Know Tires Best Recapping — Wheel Alignment. Phone Appomattox, 352-7180 Virginia — See C dba os THE HE FAMERS S NATIONAL B BANK Soe ee, Nene ee ee ee ted Tore ue ee exhe Compliments of SHEARER B. ROBERTSON Photographer Industrial, Commercial Appomattox, Virginia 24522 Telephone: 352-3171 Mr. Carpenter has “SPRING FEVER”. ; Compliments of COX AUTO SERVICE esi For Complete Car Care GOFF ELECTRICAL COMPANY, INC. Electrical Contractor 3704 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia Phone: 846-8454 VERNON B. GOFF COMPLIMENTS OF Fairview Drug FAIRVIEW DRUGSTORE WHOLESALE ONLY A. E. FOSTER ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., INC. 1Sth Street and Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Va. 24501 Dial 847-448 1 Zypt $y , S Pa tS — ANG, 2 2, $5 ELE CCAS, SONG 8 Track Hi Fi Supplies Compliments of F.W. WOOLWORTH CO. 1717 Park Ave. SS cP” Pine: 845-3983 “WARREN'S RESTAURANT 3909 Campbell Ave. Compliments of eres eoomenee® SHIELDS SALES Rt. 3, Box 174-A pene Sophomore Lynchburg, Virginia 24504 David tee on his Phone — 993-2476 way to class. Downtown Lynchburg, Va. COLEMAN SHOES “Fine Quality Shoes for the Family.” pg Lhe od nubian aif age Ep laced Voi OAL blow nas ye ap chs hits a Youn ee ee CLEAN ie oun PereSeD GAR dake Bibs moka me AA OO PMI ore oe Sr oe pe ay One OE wits ae ct AUTO SALES ES 1 ile ar 8 Ie ena : ; ME larg Cu, TPTCL OE orn . e Roth ere NEE ey ata Aa ‘Sasi v oe a aM Cr _ | J W2 : nha Lome _— BAER AND SONS APPOMATTOX R O MEMORIALS ark T.V. SERVICE 7 | Erwin P. Baer 4 Charles E. Baer ul “iepepop] 2 ine offR.C.A Edward H. Baer ete . S.C. Pool, Owner Appomattox, Va. Rt. 29 South Wards Rd. Lynchburg, Va. Fe Tox Lc at JES d i f Hue ANI see CORPORATION ¢ Ore'8) 1. . 1601 Park Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia For All Your Printing Needs Phone: 352-8215 Appomattox, Va. WM, ba LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING | Ar lLb Phone: 847-7756 STEPTOE PATTERSON, INC. 217 Ninth Street Lynchbi rg, Virginia Appomattox, Virginia Dial: 846-1314 “We Give S H Green Stamps” AM fen AAW ey wie Uh A SOS by Keone PLAZA BOWL igs HUNDLEY-WILKINS wes} Joye INC. Pittman Plaza Ny ee ! ae ; AW. 212 Eleventh Street Home of ah Education Classes 5 Ln—$ OM ynchburg, Virginia 36 Ten Pin Lanes Phone: 845-8447 venetifihe a Q rage Ol pANnL Z) ‘ Ag Compliments of gniCare™™ 722 Main Street Phone 847-5566 Lynchburg, Virginia 24504 Sem 1Flo Lue Vorliusde S HARRY HAGA CO., INC. RCA Victor, Westinghouse Frigidaire, Magnavox Sales and Service “We Back Our Sales With Service.” Lynchburg, Virginia 2408 Wards Road 5 Pittman Plaza GRAFTON E. BLANKENSHIP SON, INC. os x a Lynchburg, Va. Insurance Real Estate 12 Pittman Plaza FOR FINE FURNITURE Debbto, Vor qnactules oy us! eee ere Ne gn G4) thomas anh Im randn Goad. + IN Sisteeey cay sudp ee 1 SPU init Gf ) GOIN Spurtd ad Ofsfave oy solanying MDOAGOI YQ GSA, Tm Suy y J cet. ab ONL urooe DT wwh Weds HRI Wx Rudcrg (yoo lade, Wve PILE of dt - Thoma) kecaner You ON dp Suet ZB. MrTbyY , and kets qgelt pachatlols Hh Eee Rememioan nw Qo yoUc Joo Perard and Nyt a0 Hiller, df wot bettdes oO a fest tapuv, Tet? nas (gers Con bo Ve MOM Laluahle Gaye RUE GRAD; ial, me uy Av oe a Cony Yo See Hinge Chasrg ) Your Rate irene Store Poe HALS Sum ¥ be 660k keep UP Downtown ; Lut “Themaa fs en «Ss Be Ss WW ary, bor —— Pittman Plaza Soe Wee Mickey adroel? P.O. BOX 2285 PHONE 845-1105 - COMPLIMENTS OF S. P. 1. D.A., INC. TAYLOR FLOUR FEED COMPANY Private Investigators And Security Guards Manufacturers and Distributors of _ Lucky Star Flour Lynchburg, Virginia | % mee Morning Glory Meal Office Lécated at re SUS waaay yo ‘ 7% . i vy X x) DY Ob date ange � , Box 272 — 37 Sy Altavista cs fe ee N EER fe “FLOWER SHOP and : x LY “MOOSE” Vv y le a. mle) lead the ieetAs. A Cet SY Homecoming as : } wee Parade SMITHER “Fl forE O i JEWELRY CORPORATION a, aa cm 815 Main St. Aliavista, Va. 24517 Since 1910 Phone 369-4721 Altavista, Virginia 245 1 7 DON and DELL TYLER TYREE AND NICHOLAS ALTAVISTA NEWS STAND See Our Lane Gallery MR. JOSEPH MASON, Owner at 611 Broad Street Altavista, Virginia Altavista, Virginia f A 4 Cplahaw, 4 LEM pels ie byl) TAL ae f 7 ad MUL) IL By A Af GOT A LOT TO LIVE! Libs ah j up « paki (AKL the aopittel hwa0e � thlex. “6 CAA Gotls An we ChAth Ge aes ALM, Ln 4} VL elidel Latest geass Mlse sete Leofrly Limes ¥ La Wy, Z Y ptt. tevede Agi Ajit A4 ALLL Hite nar ee Le ¢ Home : , Atlling Lit hoa ® ow g pritly Abirtteiiy 0 Lang - MYyote 4 (a ; y of Aut vie AEA, Sf “ AAD o ae 4 Fee es We ay) 4 Le et a AMMA Lbhev daly VG. BE Lh Ss aL th. L f of ‘G ‘ ; , y wa y vv, Ut 4 - CS | Z, Ly ‘ Cake AA ) Ly © y = w� , “ “ ; = a - + oy “ L A VVO bee AAEL wy ZL ou a Ls f ; fe. JE ie : | t- tVidttlt ey Ce ¢ Pree ad Lt SWUEa4w RA aAL A ct Aotar AY; es lal Me eae Alittdpece- 27 Cc LLEVILL Uy ¢ Ze � AUN? re fru af Aedes y : ‘pad AAL (i- Y C LOL ee Aft Ac qe VEL Zp Lil wie LR’ - ail Ze at rn La ES1S GOT A LOT TO GIVE! i ie C4 CAG re fe ; phchitbel Lf 2a VV « fie 2 andl NEAA ae ee YY rye v4 by Day , ry ey , JP L(Z-L Meg Ze Tis ap 2 “y bitch’. AV pet Lo ee KEL Ae a Meter “1 Le LAI LA ye ey, t Apitoao Q@CCVUdTIe ee — Tree : Z ‘ J lbp A Lte ttt Aol A eee pice eas “et Zick 2 Ce ev t Lovee Apne eft dae ol DOL Pr C. B24 ‘RUSTBURG (26 Rau’s Y fpr we 4 UL © + abt cart fl TH on Ltathe e- af paige SERVICE Ce € ae T.DAVIS,A 2 Ja2Y(cutty Bees. a ; oe A LE Ye V7. A200 SbLe a pepe 10 lo Place to Buy Paint” Also: Picture Frames Artist Materials Wall Paper Batteries Accessories State Inspection Delta Tires 1225 Main Street Lynchburg MaLESTOR 332-5269 CHARLES T. MILES ‘House of Fine Furniture and Leisurely Shopping” LANCASTER GALLERIES 3509 Memorial Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia Phone: 846-8465 MOORE’S COUNTRY STORE Open 24 Hours Ice Grill Don’t Miss Our World-Famous Hot Dogs CHRISTIAN BOOK SHOP MR. AND MRS. THOMAS E. GILBERT Props. Books, Bibles and Supplies Choir Robes, Communion-Ware Music, Sacred Recordings Across From 17 Wadsworth St. Pitman Plaza Lynchburg, Va. 921 Main Street SOUTHERN STATES LYNCHBURG COOPERATIVE INCORPORATED 1600 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia 24501 S.H FRANKLIN Outfitters to Gentlemen Gant Shirts Bass Weejuns Cavalier Clothes Central Business District Lynchburg, Virginia HEMPHILL BUICK-OPEL, INC. Federal Street Near Fifth Lynchburg, Virginia “When Better Automobiles are Built, Buick Will Build. Them.” Office Phone: 847-5573 ADAMS MOTOR COMPANY Lynchburg’s Only Imperial — Chrysler — Plymouth Duster — Valiant Cricket Dealer Compliments of Dress — Draperies Slipcovers — Fabrics TUCKER’S REMNANT SHOP 29 South Ward’s Road 4313 SALES COMPANY Near Airport Intersection Lynchburg, Virginia 1109-11th 15th Main Street Phone: 845-4841 Phone 239-3311 Best Wishes DODSON PEST CONTROL AND DODSON’S FLORIST MYERS RHODES EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Massey Ferguson — New Holland Oliver — New Idea — Brillion SOUTHERN AIR INC. Farm Machinery McCulloch Chain Saws U.S. 29 South 2731 Wards Road Simplicity Garden Tractors Lynchburg, Virginia 1612-14 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia 24505 C. B. SAVE STATIONS High Quality Gasoline Wash and Lube Jobs Tires Batteries Rustburg Brookneal Phone: 332-7705 Compliments of W. HENRY CHEATHAM President DALE GARMENT ee OUTLETSTORE 0° f Compliments BP: 4 © oe, American ( Electric 2 (“owes APPALACHIAN POWER Co. 7) 4 if ‘ f) ( ge! sual Loo Dyin | Cr Y - O {(C Vv iV c Pe) nAY ae ; QG C- f fl V 2 1 ei AP Eee FP Pye? uP we ie Ob ic 2 Aan sag fo VU ‘ 4 hf Ch 6 ae ce) NU Daerorem sf le Uae 1 Oe ae yy iar Qe org py oy id pr� ep We ya a a Ei b © jem mt) af 2 be 'b as C | ay AJ pe jw red 4 U Mp = � Compliments ) Ww a i | iM - ‘) J ‘ os ry U ( | [Up { k-+ oH Sa licen. ey p pb’ iY of As” st 4 wr jor , ue ic wwe fb Yl Af (3 ity et hee y Ay at 1 Sean Wve XN vot O O- “(Qe ) ' Y AM { i 1 ye? pu a SONNY Lean. INC. ah ren ut L “e cf f 0) WW 440 t Oe Way h Mx ob ere eight 4 can 7 eS fy - mee | r nev ; f. wy, (NM ‘Os _ =, ‘Giles alye US tite? ST? : pv J ih Neal v U- e Kaw | a ! ‘i jaune ] A) ES | - WY Tei A } BRENDA’S HOUSE OF BEAUTY BOOTH MOSES Appoint- Tuesday ments Wednesday Only Friday Gas — Groceries Saturday Meats Phone: 9:00—5:00 332-5401 Thursday Phone: 332-5532 9:00—9:00 Rustburg, Virginia 24588 B G MARKET RUSTBURG BARBER STYLING SHOP “Service With a Smile”’ Phone: 332-6268 Phone: 332-5260 Rustburg, Virginia YS - a m : WJ oa ae = P, U ia ! RT, ee hee Q S ” COUNTS or ide at Aig aes Sa — SJ } my ips ( —— es a ae Sint pte L ah ‘9 sy om aS ese ee Oe BLESSINGS ee | J we.) . rn - oO - ( + rig C Sl } ¢ A ( y LA t ec eS ) — U pe Z a SN oy a ny LA re s , VU nN [ § al | f AAS es . - 5 | SY c ie ie re | C- L } 2 LD eo - FIRST COLONY 19 on (X= L Ae YY =, a NG — { . - c ) ) . = : ee on Gy, acon oes, at LA Ore) 9) nK « Due ' cs ; ) LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY � — s = 3 So X =X ‘ in C SNe 4 ee. PED S yer GO OWS iG te) RE SSNs SAS 1D ta) pea MSD PS c a w = ‘ = Ro 4 é: Sh y . 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