Staunton River High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Moneta, VA)

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Gar alee: Ce 974, Gh 3 ; THE EYRIE Staunton River High School Route Moneta, Virginia 24121 1974 Volume XI ee eT tr school days, like our lives, are filled with many kinds of lights. @ There is the warm light im of the sun, perhaps just rising |, as we arrive at school: the light of a friendly smile; the thrilling lights ia of a scoreboard. There are lights which show us where to go and others which help us see what lies Alne@aGles .: . is ae) ’ ys i) r 4 ’ i i ’ R ‘ i te “4 ‘ i ; f 4 f . Meer tewlehir inset teeny o A vcatnL tere eee RNa I Doth minha tgirnaclf) o Prange | Mey yer slenyr Ln Seer Pel IP Dr. Bein eg tomas ae oLecod Um - NGS ‘ (Gib ’ Be CoA! fon saat Haye te Glasss@iae4) ALLE ‘7 The Class of ’74 has come to the last lap of their journey through high school. One of their goals has been to learn to cope with problems. Their Se- nior year gives them plenty of opportunities. For instance: learning parliamentary proce- dure, understanding Hamlet, and surviving through College Boards are at the top of the list. On the creative level, the problems of thinking up_ be- lievable excuses for the days skipped can challenge even the pro. Their latest challenge is to last out the final weeks of Senior Class officers examine the Sec., Kynn Abbott—Pres., Karen school before senior day and Betty Crocker Test. Left to right: Bowyer—Treas., Wanda Simmons— the big moment of graduation. Lynda Morris—Rep., Vicki Altizer VP. Howard Kynn Abbott Linda Anne Aliff Vicki Raye Altizer William Eugene Altizer “Kynn” “Linda” “Vicki” “Billy” Patricia Carol Anderson Delores Ann Arrington Roberta Nelms catching up on her schoolwork. “Cookie” “Delores” Jane Alice Ayers Rhonda Finch Ayers Harry Thomas Balderston Debra Lynn Barton “Jane” “Rhonda” “Harry” “De ‘ ml Barry Wayne Basham Sharon Lee Basham Connie Ann Begley “Wayne” “Sharon” “Connie” Ricky Bobbitt welds during shop. Deborah Lee Board “Debbie” Jimmie Rucker Bohn ee Richard Aubrey Bobbitt “Ricky= Mary Elizabeth Bonds “Mary” Karen Marie Bowyer “Karen” Chin : Molly Kate Bonds “Molly” Susan Lynn Bowyer “Susan” Shirley Bond Shirley” David Walton Brown “David” CS ES Eee ¥ Denita Joann Campbell Janet Marie Carter Dennis James Cawley Melody Ann Chandler “Joann” “Janet” “Dennis” “Melody” Jeanne Carol Cheek Rita Faye Cheek Timothy Wayne Clarke “Chicken” “Chita Reek” Rim’ Glen Swain carries Mr. Ayers’ “pig” pass. Phyllis Marie Collins Timothy David Colwell Dorothy Marie Comer “Phyllis” “David” “Dorothy” Frank Mason Davis, Jr Werner Von Deel Kevin Curtis Dellis Kathy Diane Dinkle “Frank” “Von” “Kevin” “Kathy” Kemberly Dennelle Dovel Robert Wayne Dunman Mark Thomas Eaton Calvin Douglas Ellis “Kem” “Bobby” “Mark” “Doug” : ae mi er) _ ‘ ah 3% Ama Mary Foster cheers for the Seniors as Joyce Hurt Johnny Wayne Ellis Hilda Ann English looks on. “Johnny” “Hilda” 10 Tony Grey Ferguson STOny Robey Elbert Foster “Fred” Dorothy Lee Foutz Mate Ronnie Dean Fielder “Ronnie” Donald Stephen Foutz “Donnie” Joan Ann Foutz “Joan” Mary Ruth Foster “Mary” Dot Foutz—Award-Winning Homemaker??? 11 12 Chuck Greenway Janet Delores Hayden “Janet” Hilda Ann Garrett Richard Ivan Greene Naa 2 Rrekare- : fae ie Dickey Biad works in the shop. Charles Edward Karen Kay Hart Greenway, Jr. “Karen” “Chuck” ae : f ‘ a rN ' 2 f : ; 4 ; i ‘ Ba. k Micheal Edwin Hogan David Lee Holdren Tommy Lewis Housman “Mike” “David” “Tommy” ; Sharon Kay Howelh , David Robert Hubbard Lois Ann Huddleston Joyce Marie Hurt “Sharon? 0 “David” lio1s6 “Joyce” BEX Ruby Dianne Johnson Jennifer Ann Juhl Monica Lafon Gale Marie Light “Dianne” “Jennifer” “Flossy” “Gale” Doris Jean Lipscomb John Waine Lloyd Patsy Diane Lockliear Glenda Rhett Lockliear “Doris” “Johnny” ePate “Wendy” 13 Glenn Ellsworth Long Linda Sue Long Royce Ann McNeal Debra Gray Mays “Glenn” “Linda” “Royce” “Debbie” Linda Sue Martin William Timothy Martin “Linda” a its Julie Ai.n Meador Barbara Kay Miller Rhonda Ayers and Lynda Morris listen at a dance. “Julie” “Bobbie” 14 I _ Dennis Nichols in the stands at a pep rally. Randal Wayne Mitchell Sharon Raynell Mitchell “Randy” “Sharon” � z Brenda Gail Morgan Melinda Sue Morgan Debbie Faye Morris Lynda Ellen Morris “Brenda” “Melinda” “Debbie” “Lynda” Pamela Sue Morris Marcia Diana Morrison Terry Sebran Mullins Denise Greer Myers “Pam” “Mouse” “Terry “Denise” 15 Roberta Christine Nelms Cynthia Pagans Nelson Dennis Witt Nichols Eileen Niemi “Roberta” “Gindy” “Dennis” “Eileen” Wilbert Clarence Nimmo Wanda Lee Nolen Teresa Elaine Overstreet Myrtle Marie Parker PWVGe: “Wanda” “Teresa” “Myrtle” Valerie Shevawn Parker Betty Jean Payne Cynthia Ann Peebles Jackie Henry Perdue “Valerie” “Betty” “Cindy” “Henry” 16 Jerry Wayne Price “Jerry Wanda Leigh Simmons “Wanda” Elizabeth Cheryl Smith “Betsy” Roger Lee Ransom “Roger” Paul David Snead “Paul” James Michael Robertson “Mike” Howard Elburn Thomason “Squeaky” William Glen St. Glair “Snap” Nancy Katherine Tucker “Kitty” Kynn Abbott and Roy Stull make a “turkey” in art class. Debra Elaine Turner Patricia Croft Underwood Ellen Denise Updike Joyce Van Wart “Debra” “Pat” “Denise” “Joyce” SS fie Sammy Lee Waldron David William Wertz Gail Elizabeth White Ricky Wayne White “Sammy” “David” “Gail” “Ricky” TT Ce Doretha Ann Whorley “Doretha”’ hg gl at A LARA AA PAE Ah A AO AA MMA AA LG AG oe a ae ee ipating in the Space Ball demonstration. itchell partic M Randy Floretta Whorley Doris 9 1S Dor oe Carl William Zimmerman Linda Sue Yates Denise Ann Wills Seis aLingda’ ” “Denise 19 CEAS SIO The Junior class started off the year with many activities to raise money for that glorious event, the prom. Finally every- one settled down to business. It takes a lot of work to earn Junior officers plan for the prom. L to R: Liz Harkrader—V. Pres., Kathy Sell- the reward of becoming hon- ars—Rep., Gary Atkinson—Pres., Delores Blankenship—Sec., Cindy Tuck— ored seniors. Treas. . aS Rita Altizer Donna Angell Tim Archer Gary Atkinson Mike Baker Delores Blankenship Trudy Bobbitt Sheila Bond Jeff Booth Vicki Bowling 20 Tae Sylvia Bowyer Ray Cheek Johnny Chisom Greg Clement Ninah Hensley at a Goldenette bake sale. Sheliah Crider Mark Crockett Charles Davis 2) =¥ j1o _ AllSi P apes? fase ar ae ag oe fg Ti. : Fe Co Ni Cu Zn GoGelA: | e O | ri, 40 , 144 45 46 (47 (48 149 150 De | Mie A Ru Rin Pd AGG k 72 6 77 ‘72 679° t ‘Os tt Pr Ade. on} t wh ey } ' } La Cynthia Diggs Bobby Dillon Delores Blankenship and Debbie Hodges, chemistry whizzes. Charlotte Dooley Terry Dunbar Helen Eades Sharon Eppley Amy Evans Valone Faunce Gary Feazel Becky Ferguson Randy Ferguson Jerry Fielder 22 Brenda Forrest Connie Foutz Jessie Franklin Gary Gibson Nelson Goggins We : | y Diane Gray Vickie Greenway Ricky Gross Jeanette Hall John Hall Ng Se { ” Brian Hancock Teresa Hannabass Randy Hartberger demonstrates the painting technique. Liz Harkrader Sharon Harris 23 Randy Hartberger Marilyn Hartman Ninah Hensley Doug Hill Debra Hogan Melody Hogan Barbara Holland Martha Hoskins Mary Hoskins uniors help at bake sale. Kay Hunter Barbara Hurt 24 Cindy Tuck puts on “cream deodorant”. Mike Johnson Tina Johnson Glenda Kasey Velma Kasey Steve Lafon Ra ag iis a wt | Our sitting Superman, Mike Johnson. James Lawhorne Jerome Lee Cornelia McCall 25 Randy McKee Phyllis Markham Patsy Mattox Spirit of the past, Diane Tuck at a pep rally Marsha Woodford caught during Spanish Club initation. Carol Moorman Denise Moorman Cathy Morgan 26 Steve Myers Pat Nietzold Greg Thurman works in Mrs. Hensley’s class. Steve Overstreet David Palmer Ronnie Palmer Mary Panniel Gloria Perdue Ed Plunkett Sheliah Presnell Mark Rader Kathy Sellars 27 p Gloria Sellers Donna Settles Rita Shrewsbury Mike Smith Roy Stull Mary Panniel and Debbie Hodges at work in Chemistry Gregg Thurmar Aubrey Toller 28 Diane Tuck Barry Vann Wayne Watson a Clinton Western Darrell Wheeler Stanley Williams Rachael Witcher Benny Witt Marcia Woodford Kathy Zimmerman 29 CEAS OFeiG The Sophmore class, made up of over 150 students is an ac- tive one here at Staunton River. The class has _ partici- pants in most every varsity sport ranging from football to track. Academically they “hit the Books” in geometry and biology. As they look forward to their Junior year they can look forward to bigger and better things. Sophomore officers chat in the hall. Left to right: Cynthia Mays—Sec., Alfred Morgan—V. Pres., Kenneth Norman Treas., Ricky Meador— Pres., Nita Miller—Rep. Ricky Anthony Vicky Arrington Ricky Ayers Ernestine Barton Donnie Basham Rita Bell Roger Bell Chery! Belton Mike Belton Debbie Bobbitt 30 Tammy Ensor Brenda Fransico Carolyn Evans Carol Ferris Cecil Gates Linda Nance is caught in a reflective mood. Debra Fielder Joyce Fielder Hazel Foutz Sharon Gibson Norma Griffin Mike Hardy 33 34 Patty Hart Larry Hill Karen Howell Sandy Hubbard Donna Johnson Marshall Johnson Tommy Johnson David Karnes Freddy Kendrick WAM WA? WA AERA AAA Playing Space Ball is a new game for Alfred Morgan and Steve Lafon. Evelyn Mullins has found a new keep warm during school. Paul Kinsley Gerry Lamb Mike Lantz Tony Leonard Alan Lipscomb David Looney Randy Lyle Connie McBride Faye Markham Keith Markham Danny Martin Julie Martin Lawrence Martin Ninah Martin Ricky Martin Sherwood Martin Wanda Martin 35 Sandra Williams is at her loveliest for the Monogram Club initiation. LN SASS, SEES SENS SNES S 5 SUSFIN SIE NEES % Stet Harvey Mays Sandra Mays Renee Mitchell Alfred Morgan Connie Morgan Donnie Morgan Becky Mullins Cathy Nichols Anita Nimmo Evelyn Mullins Linda Nance Joyce Nester 36 Cindy Noell Kenneth Norman __ Terry Overstreet Mike Peck Perry Pendleton Jerry Perdue Robert Poole Aaron Pritchard Steve Richards Chip Roberts Brenda Robertson __Inez Robertson Roy Robertson Faye Markham enjoys ice cream in the cafeteria. Tim Rose Dennis Ross Anita St. Clair 37 Sylvester Witcher lends a hand after school. ip, ! Sf : i Sheree St. Clair Clinton Saunders Jeff Saunders eo Lenora Saunders Grace Schultz Tim Smith Danny Snow Judy Snyder Pam Spradlin Susan Sublett Jeanette Sublette Brenda Swain Linda Swain Donna Thomas Glenn Updike Roger Van Wart Debbie Waldron Dean Wallace 38 Curtis Welch Ricky West Brenda Wheeler Gary Wheeler Jane Wheeler John Wheeler Debbie Whitten Kathy Whorley Perry Whorley Charles Williams x Dale Williams Sandra Williams Thomas Williams Gloria Wilson Sylvester Witcher Billy Witt Wendell Witt Kathy Woodford Kathy Wright 39 GLASS OF Zz The freshmen class has finally become involved in school ac- tivity. The shock has worn off and they are settling down to work. They have been very spirited in the pep rallies. They are on their way in being one of the best classes of Staunton River. Freshmen officers plan how to win the spirit stick. Left to right: Donald Thomas—Pres., Debbie Woodford— Treas., Cathy Fo ster—Sec., Ray Mitchell—V.Pres., Kaye Thompson— Rep. f Laura Abbott Albert Absher David Aliff Dorothy Anderson Sharon Anthony Tammy Aschbrenner Carlton Ayers Gail Ayers Ralph Barton Donna Basham 40 Basil Bays Cindy Belton David Blankenship Liza Board = Bobby Bobbitt Larry Bobbitt Christine Bonds Kathleen Bonds Randy Bowyer Toni Bowyer Terry Bramlett Barbara Brown Barry Brown James Brown Leroy Burdette Annette Bush Cindy Calsetta John Campbell 41 42 lanes dra iba tel it Debbie Dudley Albert Epperly Tami Cassidy Judy Duncan Clyde English Vickie Chandler Kevin Eades Jennie Ferguson Richard Cheek Scott Eaton Rhonda Ferguson Melvin Childress Teresa Fielder STAUNTON RIVER GOLDEN EAGLES Lenora Finch David Fletcher Cathy Foster Dena Fout Nancy Fowler Keith Franklin Nancy Garber Denise Garrett Larry Garrett Laverne Garrett Connie Gates Earnest Graham Chery! Goggins Mark Gordon Troy Gray Jim Hankins Gary Harper Mark Hartberger 43 Fredrick Hayden Dawn Henderson Robin Henderson Eddie Hensley David Hill Cathy Hogan Vickie Houseman Mike Howell Valerie Howell — Barry Huddleston Jimmy Huddleston John Huddleson Henry Hurt Leroy Hurt John Johnson finds the going tough with a broken arm. Carl Jacobs Mark Jacobs Vicky Janney Harry Johnson 44 John Johnson Peggy Johnson Phyllis Johnson Steven Johnson Dennis Jones Donna Juhl Glenda Ketron Pamela Lachniet Ellen Lipscomb Sherry Lipscomb Danny Lynch Libby McBride Linda McCormick Marty McKee Lorenzo Martin James Maxey Loyd Maxey Randal Mays Carolyn Meador Rebecca Miller 45 Ray Mitchell Karen Moon Henry Morgan Ron Mullins Alfred Nelms Nancy Nelms Ginny Newman Allen Owen Myra Osborne Kevin Overstreet Tim Overstreet William Overstreet Michael Palmer Glenn Parker Douglas Patsel Sherry Patsel Barbara Peck Michael Pendleton Sandra Perdue _- Reggie Poindexter Connie Powers Derwin Preston Daniel Pritchard Kenneth Radford Sharon Ransom Teresa Reynolds Deborah Rider _ Richard St. Clair Leslie Saul Judy Saunders Pam Saunders Teresa Seay Allen Shrewsbury Ellen Silverman Cathy Simmons 47 48 Carol Smith Kathy Smith Mary Smith Debra Stephenson Rosemary Stevens Tim Stump Thomas Sublett Sandra Swain Virginia Swain Dale Thomas 5 We Donald Thomas Ronnie Thomas Mark Thomason Emmanuel Thomasson Regina Thompson ‘Jerry !homasson Faye Thompson Kaye Thompson Mary Toller Cindy Toney Timothy Wade Cristy Williams LeeAnn Wimmer Janette Tucker Robin Walker Eddie Williams James Witcher Powers examines a recent report card. Julie Van Houten Donna Witt Richard Vaught Debra Woodford Tina Woods 49 ClAS sa Ohm The eighth grade class has been busy adjusting to the rig- ors of high school life. It can be a big change, coming from a school where you are “top dog” to a place where every- one puts you down. But this year’s group is doing ex- ceptionally well. For the first time in our memory, the eighth grade class has won the spirit stick. So congratulations and keep up the good work. 8th grade officers, L to R: Mike West—V. Pres., Vernon Robertson— Pres., Joy Bowyer—Sec-Rep., Linda Davis—Treas. Ruth Gail Harvey Brenda Roger Rhonda Anderson Anderson Anthony Arrington Aschbrenner Atkinson Robin Christine Josephine Tommy Carolyn Bays Blake Board Bolling Bonds 50 Trina Rabon Stacey James Sandra Gary Booth Boothe Boothe Booze Bowles Bowling Mark Bette Bowyer Bradley Bramlett Branson Brown Brown Curtis Kevin Mary Beth Randall Calvin Barbara Burdette Burnette Cabe Campbell Cassity Catron Carolyn Tammy David Kathleen Oscar Danny Cawley Chandler Chattin Cheatwood Cheatwood Clarke Carolyn Randy Keith Linda Sharon Craft - Creasy Crouch Davis Dawson 51 Melanie Dooley Tammy Jerry Ronnie Eddie Ellis English Entsminger Epperly James Norman Sheila Vickie Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Luke Carl Teresa Thomas Foster Foutz Foutz Foutz Robert Carlos Donna Garber Garcia Gaither 52 Tawanna Duncan Douglas Robert Francisco Teresa Eades Valerie Farnam Libby Belinda Jackie Michael Robert Carolyn Griffith Gruff Hale Hampton Harkrader Harris Timothy William James Bobby Denise Hayden Hedge Hensley Heptinstall Hill ss Patricia Tammy Bobby Robert Dennis Hill Hill Hogan Holdren Holland Tammy Debby Steve Sylvia Howard Hubbard Hurt Hurt Bobby David Linda Louis Joanna Riggs finishes lunch in a hurry. Hutchens Johnson Johnson Johnson Exploratory drama students re- hearse for a play. SE Re te STS “eR ow Ue Sh Mike Randy Nancy Patricia Laurie Faye Jones Jones Jordan Judd Karnes Krantz Gene Gary Mike Sarah Lisha Vanessa Lafferty Lantz Latham Lawhorn Lee Lee Bonnie Sherry Dennis Tanya Rhonda Jeanette Lipscomb McCaleb McCormack McCormack McKee McPherson 54 Ann Ronnie Donna Billy Kathy Martin Martin Merrill Mayhew Mayo Jerry Mullins Lois Buford Donnie Daniel Nimmo Nolen Nolen Palmer Danny Mitchell Brenda Nelms James Parker Michael Rory Patricia Sharon Bryan Parker Parker Pendelton Pendleton Pierman Terry Plunkett Milton Vicky , Joanna Lucille Ricky Powers Redick Riggs Roach Roach Vernon Robertson 55 56 Bob Sandra Bonnie Brenda Darrell Freda Ross St? Glair Saunders Saunders Saunders Saunders f Debbie Billy Franklin Calvin Ricky Ashford Scott Sellars Silverman Sizemore Slocum Smith Shirley Randall Melanie Paul Roy Teresa Snow Spradlin Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Constanza Peggy Ricky Thomasson Thomasson Thompson Teresa Eades in exploratory Home Ec. Trilyon Jeffery Steve Thompson Toler Tuck Suzanne Thomas John Tuck Turner Van Houten Kim Debra Trina Mr. Bonds watches as Billy Sellars works. Vann Walker Walters James Eugene Denise Greg Michael Randy Weeks Welch Wells West West West Sandra Larry Clarence Joe Kenneth Patricia West Western Wheeler Wheeler Wheeler Wheeler Douglas Joel Terry Harold Williams Williams Williams Willis 57 HONORS Above: Debbie Barton works on a sewing project for Home Econom- ics. Debbie was the winner of the 1974 Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow Award. Fifty-five other SRHS seniors took part in the competition. Below: Denise Myers, Chris Cos- grove, and Kitty Tucker were awarded research grants to continue work on their projects for the spring Science Fair. 58 : z Top: Lois Huddleston and Kitty Tucker presented award winning papers at the Junior Science and Hu- manities Symposium. In May, they will attend the National Science and Humanities Symposium in Boston. Middle: Frank Davis, Kitty Tucker and Dennis Nichols reading over current events before they appear on Klassroom Kwiz. Below: Linda Aliff was the senior awarded the DAR Good Citizenship Award. The Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution present this award to an outstanding senior girl each year. 59 Denise Updike Gail White Julie Meador Outstanding Students in American High Schools Above: Elizabeth Harkrader Above: Gary Atkinson Above: Aubrey Toller Below: Gloria Sellers Below: Debbie Barton Below: Randy Mitchell Above: Mike Smith Below: Kynn Abbott Above: Wanda Simmons Below: Dennis Nichols Above: Joan Foutz Below: Lois Huddleston Of Above: Valerie Parker Below: Delores Blankenship Above: Richard Bobbitt Below: Dot Foutz Kathy Sellars, Kitty Tucker Below: Clinton Western % Cahy aie PALF ADMINISTRATION Mr. Conley Wallace and Mr. Ron Mason have joined the staff in the capacity of Vice Principal. Both Mr. Wallace and Mr. Mason have many varied and hectic duties. They coordinate school activities During a football pep rally Mr. Woodford waits as everyone finds a seat. and have devised a system to divide the many problems that they may face in the course of a day. Even though Mr. Wood- ford has two assistants, he is still very busy with the all around care of our school. Mr. Woodford appears intent while watching a J.V. game. Above: Mr. Woodford enjoys the en- tertainment of the Space ball assembly. 64 Both our assistant principals seem to Mr. Mason keeps an eye on between find something quite amusing! class activities. Surrounded by SRHS students, Mr. Wallace studies J.V. football action. Left: Sometimes an assistant princi- pal has to eat on the go. Below: Looking a little skeptical, Mr. Wallace listens to another tardy E€XCuse. Guidance Department | This year’s guidance depart- ment is the result of many changes. We have a new coun- selor for the ninth and tenth grades. He is Phil Webb and he came to us from Liberty High. Mrs. Hartigan still main- tains her post of working with the eight grade. Mr. Caldwell is now in the guidance depart- ment on a full time capacity. He helps the eleventh and twelfth graders to w ork out their plans for the future. FS SRR I eieeieaes Mr. Caldwell takes a breather from guidance activities. Scheduling 8th graders is one of Mrs. Hartigan’s biggest Mr. Webb supervising “Senior Study Hall.” problems. 66 Office Workers Help Keep The School In Motion Mrs. Lawson hard at work on the ab- sentee list. Miss Chattin goes over the day’s receipts. Mrs. Saunders checks a student schedule for one of the counselors. 67 R ight: Mr. Largo relaxes while his class works on a test. LAE PMMAMMMOT OI IE Mrs. Pendleton greets the day with an enthusiastic smile. Below: Mrs. Knighton discusses Early American Literature with her Juniors. Above: During a busy schedule, Mrs. Cheek finds time to enjoy a fast lunch. 68 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss Mutter finds her ninth grade The English Department English class very amusing. strives to better meet the needs of each individual stu- dent. The new textbook adop- tion which gave each teacher several texts to work with on each grade level, has enabled them to tailor courses to suit the needs of all students. The teachers agree that the advan- tages of this system outweigh the disadvantages. � Below: Mr. Mabbitt explains the stu- Above: Miss Sink watches over her dent handbook to his class. students as they take a spelling quiz. a. — Above: After finishing a rough class, Mrs. Smith has to take a break. Left: Mrs. Howell finds grading test papers very time-consuming. 69 The Mathematics department presents a dual program de- signed to meet the needs of all students. The student may choose a program which pro- vides him with basic arithme- tic and all aspects of business math. The College-bound stu- dent may participate in a pro- gram which includes algebra, trigonometry, and _ higher mathematics. The faculty is an enthusiastic one with training in all areas of the subject. Mr. Mitchell explains a diagram to his geometry class. Pe at tad - ae ey” a 2 ‘bn oro Se “ - , om ya Ae ' ee e832 SA: od es MATH DEPARTMENT Shirley Davis receives an explanation of a program Mrs. Mabbitt explains the correct way to work an al- from Miss Goad. 70 gebra problem. Toby Jordan gets some individual help from Mrs. Stephenson. Mr. Salley enjoys a joke in Consumer Math. The classroom offers all the comforts of home to Mr. Hodges. 71 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT This year the Social Studies Department received new textbooks. In spite of the fact that some of the books didn't arrive until October, classes went on as usual. Some of the teachers had to rely on films, work sheets, current events, and their own ingenuity to keep things going, but the wheels of higher learning kept turning. Above: Armed with the tools of her Below: Kandy Hutchens and Martha trade, Mrs. Saunders marches Karnes point out the Louisiana pur- through B-building. chase in Mr. Sigmon’s history class. Mr. Fine wonders if he’ll survive his class of world geography. rp “I am NOT a pig-faced dog,” ex- “No, Richmond isn’t the capital of the U. S.,” cries Mr. Sigmon. claims Mr. Ayers. Mr. Woodfin sits in the lounge with his prize-winning pass. 73 The Science Department at Science Department Staunton River covers many areas, such as chemistry, biol- ogy, and physics. This scope has been broadened by the ad- dition of a new course. For the first time in the Bedford County school system, ad- vanced biology was offered to those students who have taken the primary course. Earth science has become exciting as eighth and ninth graders gain valuable experience in laboratory procedure. Sheila Ferguson, Denise Wells, Donna Merrill and Freda Saunders watch closely as Mrs. Barksdale demonstrates procedures for an experiment. Mr. Fuqua answers a question as Robin Gregory listens Mr. Bonds gives a lecture in earth science. in. 74 Mr. Hudson unpacks a new ship- Mrs. Cooper watches warily as ment of supplies. Brian Hancock mixes chemicals. Caught in a true-to-life pose is Mr. Stephenson. Mr. Cundiff sets up a physics experiment for his class. 75 Foreign Language Department Above: Mrs. Mitchell puts the finish- ing touches on her bulletin board @ la francaise. 76 The Foreign Language Depart- credit in the future. We also ment has an innovation this have a fine Latin program for year for 8th graders. They of- those interested in the fered 9 week courses in both classics. French and Spanish. This in- troduces the 8th graders to a foreign language which they may want to take for a full ‘AS Miss Sink teaching the Spanish fun- damentals in the classroom. a Saf ss ek ye ) { N Mrs. Pendleton points out the Roman Empire from her Latin Map. Above: Our new P.E. teacher Mr. Peterman. Above: Mrs. Dodson fills in her grade book. Left: Mrs. Wright helps officiate at a volleyball game. Physical Education Department In addition to the regular physical education courses there is now a class of ad- vanced P.E. for those who want to take it beyond the re- quired three years. Among the sports studied in the course are bowling, tennis, volleyball, ping-pong, and trampoline. A field trip to Smith Mountain Lake helped to increase swim- ming skills. The course seems to be a big success and the stu- dents have enjoyed it a lot. Below: Mr. Wilson takes a snack break. 77 VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT At SRHS the vocational de- partment plays a vital role in rounding out the curriculum. By offering studies in home economics, agriculture, busi- ness, and industrial arts, it of- fers our students an opportu- nity to prepare for future vocations or explore areas of personal interest. Mrs. Hensley relaxes while waiting for the end of a test. Mrs. Davis inspects the work of one of her senior Home Ec. students. Making a bead necklace is the topic of Mrs. Hurley’s demonstration. Mrs. Vaughn smiles as she nounces the daily assignment. an- Below: Giving notes is one of Mr. Watson’s frequent tasks. Above: Mr. Paulette shows how to properly meas ure a board. scape cinta papers e isk Ves ‘ Mr. Stone answers the questions of his industrial arts students. Y FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT — The Arts Department, con- sisting of Music, Drama, and Art helps to make a well rounded curriculum here at Staunton River. This provides a creative outlet for the gifted students among us and helps the rest of us to learn to enjoy the arts. : “Mother Goose Mr. Waller reviews musical techniques as Brian Hancock listens diligently. 80 alias Mrs. Smith offers pointers to her drama students. Is Mr. Higgins explaining a football play in art class? I nc rer sr ei NET ee I RS NON-CLASSROOM PERSONNEL Mrs. Pollard opens the door for study hall students. Taking time out of her study hall duties, Mrs. Cousant finds high school students amusing. — in a [eee | oo 4 7 4 oo +. aie A a ee me ae Stasi ne «oO ae� ome ‘23a TR ee ; 7 TE Brsleoe —— ee Oo em 2 ee ee ed a a tell TTT Reren TTT CUSTODIANS Mr. Martin and Mr. Hubbard empty a full barrel of drink cans. A Mr. Watson dusts the classrooms. Mr. Myers sweeps up a storm. 82 CAFETERIA WORKERS AND BUS DRIVERS Mrs. Nuckolds, Mrs. Sheppard, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Drew Front Row—Left to Right: Mrs. to Right: Mrs. Mullins, Mrs. Epperly, Thomas, Mrs. Deel, Mrs. Lafon, Mrs. Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Ste- bass, Mrs. Kasey, Kevin Dellis, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Abbott. Back Row—Left vens, Mrs. Nuckolds, Mrs. Hanna- Bowyer 83 Eagle Spirit Soars In '73 Season Here is our varsity football squad. Under new coaching the Eagles had a rewarding season. Although it was not a winning season: 2 wins and 8 losses, it was of better spirit and morale. One important improvement was togetherness. These guys did not just practice and play together, they worked to- gether, relied on each other, and were a team in every sense of the word. This new Front row: L to R—Randy Mitchell, Howard Thomasson, Glenn Long, Mark Eaton, Carl Zimmerman, Terry Mullins, David Colwell, Ricky Anthony. Second row: Coach Bill Mabbitt, Tommy Gallion, Roger spirit was noticeable at pep rallies and around school. Coach Bill Mabbitt was a ma- jor factor in promoting enthu- siasm among the team mem- bers and the student body as well. He believed in the squad and they believed in themselves. This year the Eagles scored their first victory over Gretna High School and rolled up an 19-2 victory over Altavista. Thomas, Mike Smith, Tim Archer, Gary English, Curtis Welch, Steve Lafon, Kenneth Norman, Alfred Morgan, Mike Johnson. Third row: Asst. Coach Richard Fine, Fred Kendrick, Kenneth Grigsby, Gary 4 ‘ OVINE: Coach Mabbitt introduces the team at the first pep rally. Gibson, Buddy Mayhew, Bobby Bonds, Mike Webb, Mike Brown, Sylvester Witcher, Joe Davis, Doug Hill, Asst. Coach David Higgins. ee a PAN? 3 Ca iae Waren tie Bue ae he ay Ae a - abs « y ex ne Ni eee BAS Cis Pat edteitie a Soe TS PBR; : ; ) i i ‘ iy Ass EY DEP ae sary Aes: eS) Mae Is the LO ot GE OOF eRe SI NE Se NNN BY : ; ean rd Bas PARE a tee Nia, oN RN GS as te y oie 4 feel Bo vehis é og at ae t koe Shrek te arg mens, St : oy yo) we ty : ee) Pe ke “Se! 5 4 AR anos i war weit tak LRN MIP TSE cpm NC 7 wf = ea : Fo he SPL A wet x GR F ah: 4 x it pb wr? LS a ep +. ns ey f. Zz: Tess bik = Mii Tt Sitar ett a aft es aes 4939 tics BOP Sickel a te), in ABO Bee Seniors Randy Mitchell and Carl Zimmerman watch the action from the sidelines. Above: Mr. Woodfin—our keeper of Below: Kenneth Grigsby and his fa- the clock. ther on Dad’s night. Eagles’ defense prepare to stop an- other Rockbridge play. Below: Manager Jimmie Bohn catches up in his statistic book. 87 Above: Coaches Fine and Higgins check out the field before a game. Below: Glenn Long and Curtis Above: Mr. Peterman confers with Welch take a time out. Below: Mike Johnson scores a touch- the press box in a tight moment. down for the Golden Eagles. 88 Left: Eagles receive their final pep talk before a game. Below: Glenn Ayers—‘‘Golden Voice” for the Eagles’ home games. OPPeskis Gretna } 16 21 Appomattox 36 6 Altavista 2 21 Rockbridge 24 6 Jefferson-Forest 21 0 Below: Mike Johnson gains valuable Above: A tackle is made by Gary Nelson County 21 0 yardage for the team. English and Carl Zimmerman. William Byrd 63 0 William Campbell 8 6 Liberty 33 12 Rustburg 46 0 89 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS— Small In Number, But Big In Spirit Kathy Sellars Gloria Sellers Co-Captain Pam Hubbard Front, L to R: Renee Mitchell, Kathy Sellars, Gloria Sellers, Back: Kitty Tucker, Donna Angell, Pam Hubbard. L ‘ 60R, . gf’ ca: - a P: S Be as ‘ agg le Renee Mitchell Captain Kitty Tucker Donna Angell Sponsor Mrs. Mitchell introducing Junior Gary Atkinson receives the Spirit Stick on behalf of his class. the cheerleaders at a pep rally. 91 Junior Varsity Football Team The 1973 Junior Varsity Foot- ball Squad came through with a fine year considering the lack of size and experience on the team. In Mr. Wilson's sec- ond year of coaching he has had trouble in building a win- ning team because of this handicap. The J.V.’s fought hard and they compiled a 1-7 record. Their drive and spirit are to be commended. Things are bright for the future with a lot of newly gained experience going up to Varsity. Right: Quarterback Ray Mitchell hands off to fullback David Aliff. Front row left to right: Mr. Peter- man, Larry Western, Kevin Burnette, Harvey Anthony, Danny Noell, Larry Garrett, Keith Crouch, Paul Davis, Ray Mitchell, Mr. Wilson. Right: Mr. Webb says, “I wonder what’s going on out there! Second row: Tim Overstreet, James Hensley, Ricky St. Clair, John Brown, Calvin Cassidy, Eddie Hen- sley, Carl Foutz, Henry Morgan, Joe Wheeler, Basil Bays, Mr. Webb. | mOvik Ea Ea VISIT UN He eas iN __ Be i sy Ras) “ny i oe me ee! ari! ee a0 0 rh F a - os x ae 3 AU Pi, Third Row: Roger Aschbrenner, Joe Williams, David Frost, Tom Bolling, Ricky Moon, Gary Lantz, Billy May- hew, Mike Howell, Paul Thomas, Donald Thomas, David Aliff. Above: Mr. Wilson explains a play to Roger Aschbrenner. Above: Donald Thomas prepares to punt as the home fans look on. Below: The Eagles score another touchdown on the home field. Sept. 13 Appomattox Lost 20 Altavista Lost 27 Brookville Lost Oct. 4 Jeff. Forrest Lost 11 Nelson Co. Lost 18 Shawsville Won 25 Wm. Campbell Lost Liberty Lost 8 Rustburg Lost Nov. is Below: Ray Mitchell sweeps around left as he says “You'll never catch me now.” Jeanette Sublette Christy Williams—Co-Captain Linda Thomasson Janette Tucker—Captain .V FOOTBACLL CHBERIER AID ists Carol Smith Deborah Stephenson Sandra Davis In a surge of power, Dot Foutz hits a serve. Volleyball Team Places Third in District The volleyball team really gave us something to brag about this year. A 5 and 6 record is good for any team, but especially so for one as young as this. In this their sec- ond season, they are living proof that a lot of hard work and serious practice really pays off. Coach Charlotte Dodson caught in an off moment. SCOREBOARD SRHS 0 Appomattox 2 SRElosL Brookville Z SRHS 2 Altavista 0 SRHS 2 Nelson 0 ohh. 2 Gretna 0 OSRHS 1 Jeff. Forest 2 SRHS 0 Liberty fy SRESe2 Holy Cross 1 SRHS 0 Rustburg 2 TOURNAMENT SRHS 2 Brookville 0 SRE oaU Liberty 2 The team discusses strategy during a time out. Front row: L to R—Barbara Brown, Marcia Morrison, Jeanette Hall, Deb- bie Hodges, Sandra Williams, Car- olyn Meador, Joan Foutz. Back row: Coach Dodson, Kathy Whorley, Faye Thompson, Lenora Finch, Nancy Fowler, Lois Huddleston, Linda Aliff, Dot Foutz, Deborah Woodford. 95 Cross Country Zane Branson finishes second in the The SRHS cross country team get- Auburn Invitational after competing ting set for a practice run. with over one hundred runners. Front row, left to right: Zane Bran- Ralph Ellis, John Hall, Tim Minnix. Jeff Moles, Richard Bobbitt, Ronnie son Clinton Western, Donald Back row, left to right: Ricky Palmer, Kenneth DeLong and David Craghead Meador Brown. 96 John Hall shows his true feelings about long-distance running. This year’s cross country team won the second district title in the school’s history. In a tough schedule of nine regular meets, their record was 7-3. In addition to winning the dis- trict meet, they won the J.V. Invitational. Since the team is so young, we look forward to more good seasons to come. Coach Stephenson clocks the run- ners as Brian Hancock records the times. Below: Jeff Moles and Clinton West- ern fight for position against Amherst. Above: Zane Branson, No. 368, strives for position in the State Cross Country meet. Zane finished tenth among more than two hundred runners. 97 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Struggling against rough com- perience was a key factor in petition the Eagles had a dis- the loss of several close appointing season. New talent games. We look forward to Marshall Johnson reaches for the on the team raised hopes of a greater success next year as Season's opening tip-off. better record. However inex- the young members mature. Front | to r: Gerald Henderson, Al- Thomason. Timmy Overstreet—Megr. English, Richard Bobbitt, Marshall fred Morgan, Randy Mitchell, Carl Back row: Mr. Lawson—Assistant Johnson, Marshall Henderson, Mr. Zimmerman, Steve Lafon, Squeaky coach, Raymond Arrington, Gary Leatherman—coach. 98 Left: Making a foul shot appears easy as Raymond Arrington sinks one. Above: Randy Mitchell looks to fel- Above: Dribbling past his man, Gary Above: Alfred Morgan does his best low players for help. English prepares to shoot. to guard the basket. Left: Carl Zimmerman looks to throw a pass. Mr. Leatherman gives OPPONENT SRHS ieee Brookville 46 48 Rustburg 54 37 Altavista 52 47 Nelson 74 ay Jeff. Forest 44 41 North Cross 43 52 Appomattox ay 53 Gretna 91 61 Wm. Campbell 58 45 Rustburg ate) 41 Holy Cross 61 54 Brookville 81 38 Jeff. Forest 50 40 Altavista 69 47 Liberty 83 59 Nelson 100 62 Liberty 85 47 Wm. Campbell 57 48 Gretna 77 61 Appomattox 69 58 Above: Bobbit, Lafon, Thomason and Mitchell, follow the action Left: Gary English gets a “royal” Above: Squeaky Thomas takes a welcome from his teammates. drink from the community water bottle. Girls’ Varsity Basketball The Eaglettes, under new the high-scoring punch needed coach Diane Padgett, had a to win. Most of their losses Delores Arrington jumps for open- disappointing season. Even were by only a few points and ing tip-off against Appomattox. though their defense was out- were decided in the closing standing, their offense lacked seconds of the game. Kneeling L to R: Delores Arrington, via Howell, Mer., Marcia Woodford, Sellers, Jeanette Hall, Tami Dot Foutz, Miss Padgett, Linda Aliff, Barbara Brown, Cathy Nichols, Aschbrenner. Jeannie Cheek, Standing L to R: Syl- Cindy Davis, Sharon Eppley, Gloria 101 Right: Peggy Johnson, Kathie Wood- ford and Sharon Howell react to the tension. Above: Delores Arrington fights an Appomattox Raider for a rebound. Right: The girls huddle to receive new instructions onthe next play. 3 e mee Dot Foutz sinks her foul shot. Sharon Eppley is ready to fight for control of the ball. 102 Left: Coach Diana Padgett goes over team strategy during time out. Below: Jeanne Cheek getting ready Below: Marcia Woodford shows good form as she shoots a free throw. to shoot another foul shot. OPPONENT Rustburg Altavista Jeff. Forest Appomattox Gretna Wm. Campbell Rustburg Brookville Jeff. Forest Altavista Liberty Liberty Wm. Campbell Gretna Appomattox 26 35 53 36 34 +) 14 33 45 33 28 33 28 40 66 SRHS 33 28 41 30 30 38 18 AAS 35 34 25 2e 48 34 29 Left: “The bench” watch as the floor action continues. Below: Dot Foutz controls the ball while heavily Appomattox. guarded by VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Sponsor Miss Goad supervises Co-Captain Joan Foutz Captain: Denise Updike tryouts A Bottom: Diane Tuck Middle: Joan Monica Lafon Middle: Teresa Parker nise Updike Middle: Ninah Hensley Foutz Top: Liz Harkrader. Left: Right: Robin Morgan. Bottom: De- Top: Cindy Tuck. 104 Diane Tuck Teresa Parker Ninah Hensley Robin Morgan 105 OPPONENT Brookville Rustburg Altavista Nelson Jeff. Forest North Cross Appomattox Gretna Wm. Campbell Rustburg Holy Cross Brookville Jeff. Forest Liberty Altavista Nelson Liberty Wm. Campbell Gretna Appomattox ol 35 44 76 ‘e}s) 22 64 73 55 64 46 64 o1 64 45 74 49 63 86 41 SRHS 47 36 49 04 ol 53 44 99 56 38 58 ee. 43 43 43 o1 36 46 62 62 Front Row, left to right: Eddie Hen- sley, Mark Jacobs, Paul Davis, Al- bert Epperly, Danny Noell, Ray Junior Varsity Basketball Right: Even for veteran coach Rich- mond offensive play action doesn't come easily. below: Michael Brown drives to the basket. Mitchell, Left to Right: Mr. Wilson, iff, Dennis Jones, Mike Lantz, Mr. Mike Brown, Lawrence Martin, Lo- Peterman. renzo Martin, Cecil Gates, David Al- Above: Gary Lantz controls tip-off for the Eagles. Front Row, left to right: Robert Har- krader, Harvey Anthony, Eddie Ep- perly, Jimmy Cox, Jeff Toler, Terry 8th Grade Basketball Left: Coach Webb goes over defen- sive play during a time out. OPPONENT SRHS Appomattox Zo 30 Gretna 37 29 Appomattox 27 34 Holy Cross 41 34 BEC 43 39 Appomattox 45 MaS Holy Cross 23 40 Gretna 39 ahi Appomattox 31 35 Eddie Epperly shoots for two points. Williams, Steve Tuck, John Brown. dette. Vernon Robertson, Jerry Back Row, left to right: Asst.—Je- English, David Frost, Ricky Moon, rome Lee, Gary Lantz, Curtis Bur- Mr. Webb. Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Linda McCormick 108 Captain Cindy Noell Nita Miller Tami Cassidy Rama Sy % Cathy Foster Bae ss ad 8th Grade Basketball Cheerleaders Captain Valerie Farnam Co-Captain Brenda Bowden Denise Wells Vicky Ferguson Cindy Morris Suzanne Tuck 109 HIGHLIGHTS 112 Above: Sponsor Glenn Ayers dis- cusses SCA business with Vice Pres- ident Monica Lafon. Left: Club officers browse in the li- brary. L to R: Marcia Woodford— Rep., Denise Updike—Pres., Cindy Tuck—Sec., Kathy Sellars—Dist. Representative, Kitty Tucker—State Vice President. Below: Unit Council members, L to R: Doug Hill, Donald Thomas, Wanda Simmons, Valerie Parker, Gloria Sellers, Gail White, Doris Whorley, Kynn Abbott, Dennis Nichols. Above: Student Council Members: L to R: Randy Mitchell, Teresa Over- street, Chris Cosgrove, Debbie Trent, Betsy Smith, Donnie Basham. Back Row: Mark Crockett, Randy Hartberger, Jeanne Cheek, Kenneth Norman, Renee Mitchell. Right: Student Council Members: Peggy Johnson, Christy Williams, Paul Davis, Sandra Bowles, Danny Noell. Back Row: Keith Crouch, Sa- rah Lawhorn, Rhonda McKee, Ja- nette Tucker, Vernon Robertson, Debbie Woodford, David Fletcher Below: The SCA constitution com- mittee prepares a new constitution to fit the new two-house organiza- tion. L to R: Liz Harkrader, Debbie Barton, Kitty Tucker, Gary Atkin- son, Mark Eaton, Cindy Tuck. 113 BETA CLUB Gloria Sellers experiences the joy (?) of tapping while Richard Greene watches. Front Row: Diane Gray, Cathey Morgan, Donna Angell, Liz Harkra- der, Mary Foster, Diane Tuck, Kathy Sellars, Debbie Barton, Kandy Hut- chens, Glenda Kasey. 2nd Row: Gary Atkinson, Julie Meador, Gail White, Martha Hoskins, Delores Blanken- ship, Helen Eades, Pam Hubbard, Melinda Morgan, Denise Moorman, New Beta Club members take their induction pledge. 3rd Row: Clinton Western, Kem Do- vel, Wanda Simmons, Bobbi Miller, Betty Payne, Dot Foutz, Kitty Tucker, Joan Foutz, Lois Huddles- ton. Back Row: Valerie Parker, Linda Aliff, Randy Hartberger, Den- nis Nichols, Randy Mitchell, Kathy Dinkle, Denise Wills, Gloria Sellers. + + + + + + + - Kathy Sellars is escorted steps by Frank Davis. down the Above: Tim Minnix deep in thought Steves ivitatonal “Ghess Tournament. ee , . Seated L to R: Chris Cosgrove, Roger Van Wart, Clinton Western, Lee Ann Carter. Standing L to R: Tim Below: Roger Van Wart ponders his next move against his opponent. Minnix, Kenneth Norman, Kenny Delong, Mr. Mitchell, Jeff Moles, Tim Smith, Reggie Poindexter. Above: Clinton Western makes decisive move to aid in a victory. Kenneth Norman seems to be trouble. d in ‘ Above: Practicing a debate are, L. to R: Judy Duncan, Chris Cosgrove, Su- san Moorman, and Debbie Dudley. Middle: Officers L. to R: David Wertz—Pres., Denise Wills—V. Pres., Susan Moorman—Sec.-Treas. Below: Discussing improvements in debate are, L. to R: Sharon Anthony, David Wertz, Susan Sublett, Ken Norman, and Debbie Woodford. w¢ iy _ 116 DRAMA CLUB Auctioneer Kenneth Norman calls Officers L. to R: Chris Cosgrove— Cindy Noell—V. Pres., Kynn Ab- for a higher bid at the Slave Sale. Treas., Renee Mitchell—Treas., bott—Pres., Nita Miller—Sec. 4 SR Mae cae % ‘. f Ra 4. 7 i Se loupe p a ‘ : tpt). oe ee Sandy Mays puts on a performance Listening to bids, Sandra Williams Mrs. Smith, the slavedriver, calls the while being auctioned. and Dean Fout wait patiently. next slave to the auction block. 117 FRENCH CLUB Top right: Club members Lee Ann Carter, Jeff Moles, Roy Stull, John Hall, Teresa Overstreet, Kim Harris, Mary Hoskins, Cathy Morgan, Ch ris Cosgrove prepare a bulletin board. Right: Looking for recipes for the French Club Banquet are members: Martha Hoskins, Julie Martin, Betty Payne, Bobbi Miller, Connie Mor- gan, Jessie Franklin. Back Row: Pam Hubbard, Valerie Parker, Ann Gar- rett, Brenda Forrest, Melinda Mor- gan, Lynda Morris, Delores Blankenship. Below: Playing a game of Mille Bor- nes are (seated) Gary Atkinson, Julie Meador, Diane Johnson, Cindy Car- ter, Cindy Tuck, Helen Eades. Look- ing on: Jane Ayers, Teresa Hanna- bass, Gail White. Below Right: French Club Officers plan a meeting: L. to R. Donna An- gell—Treas., Liz Harkrader—Sec., Denise Updike—V.P., Kathy Sellars— Pres., Debbie Trent—Rep. Right to left: Pres. Cindy Carter, Tina Johnson, Connie Foutz. - ot —_ Se Lett to Right: Carol Ferris, Mrs. Vaughn, Rep. Susan Sub- lette, Vicki Bowling. HO ONES BW SINE SS LEADERS OF AMERICA The FBLA had many activities planned for the year. Some of these activities were to take fruit baskets to needy families during the holidays, to attend FBLA conventions and to present the secretaries with flowers during National Sec- retary week. Left to Right: Jesse Franklin, Vice Pres. Martha Karnes, Betsy Smith. Left to Right: Rita Cheek, Gail Mitchell, Treas. Kandy Hutchens. 119 Top right, L to R: Mr. Paulette, Bill Mayhew, Johnny Chisom, Darrel Wheeler, Roger Thomas, Steve Myers, Tony Ferguson, Richard Bob- bitt, Carl Zimmerman, Randy Hart- berger, Ronnie Palmer, Kevin Dellis, Ed Plunkett, Mike Webb, Charlie Davis, Jack Dearing, Kenneth Mea- dor, Jimmie Bohn. Middle, L to R: John Campbell, Ricky Ellis, Leroy Hurt, Dean Bob- bitt, Ricky Wilson, Ricky St. Clair, Mark Thompson, Tommy Johnson, William Clark, David Blankenship, Harry Johnson, Ronnie Thomas, Da- vid Aliff, Dale Williams, Carlton Ayers, Jeff Saunders, Mark Hart- berger, Ricky Martin, Bobby Poole, Steve Bowyer, Allen Lipscomb, Mr. Watson. Below left: Stanley Sloan, Gregory Thurman, Robert Chattin, Roy Rob- ertson, Ricky Meador, Wendell Witt, David Karnes, Donnie Morgan, Charles Creasy, Johnnie Ellis, Mike Hardy, Tommy Booth, J.D. Thomas, Larry Hill. Below right: Front row—Mike Webb, Randy Hartberger, Kevin Dellis, Ricky Bobbitt, Darrell Wheeler, Steve Myers. 2nd row—Bill Mayhew, Wendell Witt, Roy Robertson, Greg- ory Thurman, Ricky Meador, Jimmie Bohn, Johnnie Ellis. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Glubwoiticers’L to R: Melody Hogan—tst V. Pres., Glenda Ketron— Treas., Sherrie Lipscomb—Rep., ¥ Lynn Stevens—2nd V. Pres., Brenda Morgan—Pres. L to R: Connie Gates, Sharon An- thony, Cindy Tony, Rosemary Ste- vens, Bonnie Saunders, Ruth Ander- son, Freda Saunders, Debbie Dudley, Patricia Pendleton, Teresa Fielder, Debbie Hubbard, Phyllis Collins, Sharon Gibson, Melody Hogan, Glenda Ketron, Sherrie Lip- scomb, Lynn Stevens, Brenda Mor- gan, Rita Altizer, Mrs. Davis, Dawn Henderson, Mrs. Hurley. Rita, Altizer—Sec., Dawn Hen- derson—Recreation leader. 121 JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB Ecology minded students keep the Officers L to R: Keith Franklin— Tucker—Treas., Jimmy Huddleston— landscape beautiful under the su- Pres., Joyce Campbell—Sec., Janette Vice-Pres., pervision of Mr. Bonds. Left to Right: Carolyn Craft, Betty Moorman, Mitzi Nunley, David Fowler, Larry Garrett, Linda Branson, Barbara Whorley, Tami Fletcher, Freddy Hayden, Nancy Thomasson. Cassidy, Debra Woodford, Susan 122 Officers L to R: Tim Smith—Treas., Paul Davis—Scribe. Standing: Doug Hill—V. Pres., Mrs. Pendelton— IL VAN [ WAN Sharon Basham—Sec., Dennis Nich- ols—Pres., Glenda Kasey—Scribe, Sponsor. ’ « é rer: i wee lacete + ¢ «= ere ing L to R: Doug Hill, Tim Smith, Steve Myers, Dennis Nichols, Bobby Bobby Bonds, Gary Gibson, Paul Poole. Davis, Ed Plunkett, Jim Hankins, Sitting left to right: Sharon Basham, Linda Nance, Glenda Kasey, Phyllis Markham, Ellen Silverman. Stand- 123 LIBRARY Valerie Parker. CLUB Annette Bush, Kathy Smith, Phyllis Markham, Mary Hoskins, Faye Markham, ia Cindy Diggs stamps a library pass. Left to right: Sarah Chaney—V. Pres., Sec.-Treas., Martha Hoskins—Rep. Shirley Maxey—Pres., Cindy Diggs— 124 % — ms el ti, Fs Mr. Mitchell helps Helen Eades with her math project. Left to right: seated—Donna Angell, Delores Arrington, Julie Meador. Second row: Julie Martin, Kem Do- vel, Jennifer Juhl, Kandy Hutchens, Gail White, Martha Karnes, Dorothy MATH CLUB Lois Huddleston, Wanda Simmons and Dennis Nichols after taking math test in Radford. Comer. Third row: Donnie Basham, Renee Mitchell, Michael Lantz, Ken- neth Norman, Cathy Nichols, Mike Smith, Randy Hartberger, Clinton Western. 125 MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB UT ! i Top—Nancy Fowler shows marks from her MCC initiation. Middle—Senior Members L to R— Standing: JoAnne Campbell, Wayne Basham, Doretha Whorley. Seated: Doris Whorley, Ann Garrett, Robert Morgan, Barbara Holland, Valerie Parker. Bottom—MCC Members L to R— Standing Linda Thomasson, Dawn Henderson, Nancy Fowler, Joyce Campbell, Bobby Bonds. Seated: Ka- ren Moon, Phyllis Johnson, Barbara Holland. I MONOGRAM CLUB Top Left—Officers L to R: Sharon Eppley, Linda Aliff, Gloria Sellers, Dot Foutz, Jeannie Cheek, Kitty Tucker. Left—Pam Hubbard pays Sharon Ba- sham and Dot Foutz not to put any- more lipstick or shaving cream on her. Below—Club members L to R: Sandra Williams, Delores Blanken- ship, Monica Lafon, Joan Foutz, Cindy Tuck, Gloria Sellers, Sharon Eppley, Pam Hubbard, Cathy Nich- ols, Lois Huddleston, Marcia Morri- son, Debbie Hodges, Marcia Wood- ford, Linda Aliff, Sponsor Ann _ Wright. Pep Club officers reflect Snoopy’s Kitty Tucker—Rep., Cindy Tuck— zeal. L to R they are Denise Updike— Pres. V. Pres., Cindy Noell—Sec.-Treas., Pele CLUB Right: Drawing up a spirit poster are Christy Williams, Donnie Basham and Sandra Davis. Above: Sandra Williams inks in a poster to be displayed in B-building. Left: Busily working on a sign are L to R: Doris Whorley, Renee Mitchell, Donna Angell and Mike Smith. 128 Junior members of the club—first row L to R: Donna Angell, Mary Hoskins, Cindy Tuck, Liz Harkrader, Kathy Sellars, Marcia Woodford, Teresa Parker, Robin Morgan, Martha Hos- kins. Second row L to R: Diane ucks Clinton SENIOR OCIENCE CLUB Above left: Club officers L to R: Kandy Hutchens—Treas., Kitty Tucker—Pres., Delores Arrington— Sec., Teresa Parker—V. Pres. Left: Senior members—First row L to R: Gail White, Delores Arrington, Kitty Tucker, Wanda Simmons. Sec- ond row L to R: Lynda Morris, Lois Huddleston, Denise Myers, Vicki Al- tizer, Kem Dovel. Western, Kandy Hutchens, Bobby Bonds, Gloria Sellers, Martha Kar- nes, Robert Morgan, Patty Nietzold, Glenda Kasey, Doug Hill. LEgk AT BETH SIDES 129 Left to Right: Robin Morgan—Treas., Marcia Woodford—V. Pres., Miss Sink—Sponsor, Dorothy Comer— Rep., Frank Davis—Pres. Left to Right: Robert Morgan, Joanne Campbell, Jeanette Hall, Susan Sub- lette, Barbara Holland, Janet Hay- den, Robin Morgan, Aubrey Toler, 130 , SPANISH CLUB Linda Thompson, Kenneth Norman, Joyce Nester, Frank Davis, Bobby Dillon, Dorothy Comer, Mike Smith, Cornelia McCall, Marcia Woodford, Betsy Smith, Dot Foutz, Gloria Sell- ers, Robin Walker, Miss Sink, Re- gina Thomason, Rosemary Stevens, Judy Saunders, Cindy Toney. VWaAkS ry CLUB Glen Long, Pres., confers with Mr. L eatherman, Sponsor. Front Row: 1 tor, Mike Smith, Alfred Carl Zimmerman, Steve Lafon. Back man, Raymond Arrington, Charlie Morgan, Glen Long, Tim Archer, Row: Kenneth Delong, Kenneth Nor- Davis, Roger Thomas, Curtis Welch. SRHS BAND After many years of hard work, the band has acquired new uniforms. They are justi- fiably proud of their new look, on which they have received many compliments. This year they have also placed third in the Bedford Christmas Parade. Included in their half-time ac- tivities during football season was a performance at William Byrd. 132 __.,, ae % pt SEs t POR eas ae ew f cae) Tee eae gy 4 | _ oc he 4 : — al Staunton River participates in the Bedford Christmas Parade. First row left to right: Rory Parker, Tommy Williams, Gail White, Christine Bonds, Carolyn Craft, Bette Branson, Debbie Trent, Helen Eades, Mr. Waller. Second row: Robin Morgan, Grace Schultz, Debo- rah Board, Janette Tucker, Mary Foster, Diane Tuck, Brian Hancock. Robert Morgan talks about earlier performances. Third row: Robert Morgan, Nancy Nelms, Nathaniel Carter, Danny Snow, Rick Doyle, Lee Ann Wim- mer, Charles Creasy, Fourth row: Frank Davis, David Palmer, Reggie Poindexter, David Looney, Bobby Bonds, Bobby Dillon, John Wheeler. opie bie wait te eee : ES Fait ‘s sai Zz 6) . Above: Mr. Waller enjoys time out Below: Staunton River’s band dur- at a pep rally. ing half time show. Above: David Looney and Reggie Poindexter wait for cue from Mr. Waller. Left: Debbie Trent and Deborah Board demonstrate their playing ability. 133 TELE: GOED EIN EN Tsers The Goldenettes, consisting of fifteen girls, worked with the | Sponsor Mrs. Stephenson provides band to provide half-time en- __ tips for the Goldenettes. tertainment for our football games. Black and gold pom- poms added to the good looks of the team. New dances and even some old ones were brightened with the use of pom-poms. In December, the Goldenettes performed in the annual Christmas parade. Also in December tryouts were held adding eight new members. With a fling of the arm, the Gold- enettes end their performance. Left to right: Patsy Locklier, Valerie Mitchell, Joanne Campbell, Barbara Diane Deel, Bonnie Millen eviamEm Parker, Lee Ann Carter, Brenda For- Holland, Pam Clark, Ninah Hensley, hocwlinn est, Pam Morris, Gale WANLIGIN| goyleve elles Betsy Smith stencils the Talon cover as Mr. Largo, Julie Meador, and Kitty Tucker look on. Kandy Mitchell and Kem Dovel go Below: The newpaper is proofread Above: Kathy Dinkle Diane John- around to classes to sell newpapers. by Rita Cheek, Wendy Locklier, son get the newspapers ready to be Mrs. Howell, Patsy Locklier, and sold. Cindy Nelson. 135 Alabeh eee Uel STAFF Vicki Altizer, inking in a layout which is vital to thesannwal s SUCCESS. = Below: Alphabetizing senior pic- tures keeps Wanda Simmons busy. Above: Debbie Trent marks two Below: Randy Mitchell, Robert Mor- more pages off the Progress Chart. gan, and Squeaky Thomasson file some candids. ‘ie , =e We va wives Yt . 136 Sponsor Mrs. Mitchell proofreads copy before giving her approval. in = oe —- @ LS — = a .— = ; = = - = od Above: “Master Typist” Ann Garrett Below: Sharon Basham and Sharon Below: Debbie Barton sorts ad con- works on a type sheet. Mitchell prepare for after school tracts during fourth period. work. 137 Prom ’73 “Isle of Golden Dreams’ Delores Arrington, Robert Morgan Everyone gathers on the dance floor Jimmy Saunders, Debbie Barton, and Barbara Holland get into the as the music begins again. Diane Juhl and Greg Fletcher sit this groove. one out. a ™ eX Sa say © =i fens = eee = s de gee — ke . “3 Nf Wh Ie: on ty. a ee Re Th. � Fs = _ 4. “Fe % | a . se , tah . 3 ast couple leave Good-bye to Prom 1973. As the | Gist ue music the Brenda and Linda Eades and dates to Coordinators. dance we or Ai i 1s Bit ie tian eS Oe ES er TELS Tot f-33 i Fg EOS fn OS BS ipa tara, ae 3 ae and Mrs. a . + ; et ge a oT ig Ue ee SS = SSS — = oe ey oe me +e Seite Leayent ete seer % 7s ee tee 62 oe peahe! ERT Rwi eat be an ete eZ ping BETROI SEI Ot ae 4 Colac) Mititrirerrrs % : ETI amy weule a bleee o eS ar sania et ie Bt tad eh pees Chaperoning the prom are Mrs. Eu- nice Saunders and Mr. Hartigan 1973 Football Homecoming Right: Homecoming Queen Monica Lafon and her winning smile. Right: Pep Club members Denise Updike and Donna Angell putting up a poster to promote school spirit. Above: The Golden Eagle bonfire at which a Cavalier was roasted. “Rev.” Robert Morgan prepares to preach the funeral for a deceased member of Jefferson Forest’s foot- ball squad at the pep rally. Far left: 12th grade Representative Denise Updike Left: 12th grade Representative Karen Bowyer Fi ae iE ir 11th grade Representative Mr. Woodford crowning the queen. Gloria Sellers Oth grade Representative 9th grade Representative 8th grade Representative Xenee Mitchell Faye Thompson Melanie Thomas 141 Basketball | Homecoming | 74 Right: 1974 Basketball Homecoming Ps Queen, Robin Morgan and her es- cort Tony Garrett. Right: Maid of Honor, Linda Aliff and her escort Rodney Overstreet. Above: Joan Foutz pins a corsage on her mother at Homecoming game. Right: Senior Representative Brenda Morgan and her escort Emmett Holdren. 142 3 - ry V +e Top: Junior Representative Kathy Sellars and escort Randy Hart- berger. Middle: Sophomore Representative Cindy Mays and escort Zane Branson. Below left: Freshman Representa- tive Penny Burnette and escort Dale Williams. Below right: 8th grade Representa- tive Rhonda McKee and escort Don- ald Thomas. 143 A school year, like a prism, raws our many personalities together in a shared experience 144 and then sends us forth in many directions, as varied as the rainbow colors of light. 145 STUDENT INDEX SAS Abbott, Howard Kynn 6,18,61,112, 117 Abbott, Laura Lee 40 Absher, Albert Blair 40 Aliff, David Allen 40,92,106,120 Aliff, Linda Anne 6, 59, 95, 101, 142, 127 Altizer, Rita Arlene 20, 121 Altizer, Vicki Raye 6, 129, 136 Altizer, William Eugene 6 Anderson, Gail Denise 50 Anderson, Mae Dorothy 40 Anderson, Patricia Carol 7 Anderson, Ruth Dianna 50, 121 Angell, Donna Fern 20, 90, 91, 118, 125, 128, 136 Anthony, Harvey Ray 50, 92, 107 Anthony, Ricky Alton 30, 86 Anthony, Sharon Elaine 40, 116, 121 Archer, Timothy Edward 20, 86, 131 Arrington, Brenda Lee 50 Arrington, Delores Ann 7, 101, 102, 125, 129, 138 Arrington, Raymond Price 98, 99, 131 Arrington, Vicky Nelson 30 Aschbrenner, Roger Allan 50, 92, 93 Aschbrenner, Tami Rhea 40, 101 Atkinson, Gary Lynn 20, 60, 91, 113, 118 Atkinson, Rhonda Marie 50 Ayers, Carlton Windel 40, 120 Ayers, Gail Annette 40 Ayers, Jane Alice 7, 118 Ayers, Rhonda Finch 7, 14 Ayers, Richard Keith 30 sf Te Baker, Michael David 20 Balderston, Harry Thomas 7 Barton, Debra Lynn 7, 58, 60, 113, 137, 138 Barton, Rhoda Ernestine 30 Basham, Barry Wayne 7, 126 Basham, Donald Wray 7, 126 Basham, Donna Gail 40 Basham, Sharon Lee 7, 17, 123, 137 Bays, Robin Lynne 50 Begley, Connie Ann 7 Begley, Mary George 7 Bell, Rita Raye 30 Bell, Roger 30 Belton, Cheryl Lynn 30 Belton, Cynthia Kaye 41 Belton, Michael David 30 146 . Blankenship, David Keith 41, 120 Blanketship, Delores Anne 22, 61, tig lee Board, Agnes Josephine 50 Board, Deborah Lee 8, 132, 133 Board, Liza Jane 41 Board, Robin Daphne 41 Bobbitt, Bobby Lee 41 Bobbitt, Deborah Marie 30 Bobbitt, Debra Elaine 30 Bobbitt, Larry Dean 41, 120 Bobbitt, Richard Aubrey 8, 61, 96, 98, 100, 120 Bohn, Jimmie Rucker 8, 120 Bolling, William Thomas 50, 92 Bond, Sheila Dianne 20 Bonds, Caroyln Marie 50 Bonds, Christine Mary 41, 132 Bonds, Kathleen Denise 41 Bonds, Mary Elizabeth 8 Bonds, Molly Kate 8 Bonds, Robert Lee 31, 123, 129, 132, 126 Bonds, Shirley 8 Bonds, Walter Eugene 50 Booth, Jeffery Haden 20 Booth, Thomas Walter 31, 120 Boothe, Robert 51 Boothe, Stacey Vaughn 51 Blake, Christine Ann 50 Booze, James Hebert 51 Bowden, Brenda Lee 109 Bowden, Jennifer Lynn 31 Bowden, Joseph Terry 41 Bowden, Judy Ann 8 Bowden Vickie Lynn 20, 119 Bowles, Kathy Sue 31 Bowles, Sandra Rena 51, 113 Bowling, Vicki Lynn 20, 119 Bowling, William Gary 51 Bowyer, Karen Marie 6, 8, 141 Bowyer, Randy Wayne 40 Bowyer, Sandy Kaye 31 Bowyer, Sharon Jean 21 Bowyer, Steve Edward 31, 120 Bowyer, Susan Lynn 8 Bowyer, Sylvia Jean 21 Bowyer, Toni Jane 41 Bradley, Kevin Clark 21 Bradley, Mark Anthony 51 Bramlett, Donna Gail 51 Bramlett, Terry Dean 41 Branson, Betty Lynn 51, 122, 132 Branson, Zane Edward 31, 96, 97, 143 Brown, Barbara Dianee 41, 95, 101 Brown, Barry Wendell 41 Brown, David Arthur 31, 96 Brown, David Walton 8 Brown, Debbie Lynn 51 Brown, James Monroe 41 Brown, John Lewis 51, 92, 107 Brown, Michael Allan 31, 106 Bryant, Timothy Page 31 Burdette, Curtis Lee 51, 107 Burdette, Leroy Jr. 41 Burrell, Johnny Wayne 21 Burnette, Kevin Lee 51 Burnette, Penny 143 Bush, Annette Marie 41, 124 Bush, Sandra Gail 31 aftee Cabe, Mary Beth 51 Calsetta, Cynthia Hope 41, 126 Campbell, Denita Joanne 9, 130, 134 Campbell, John Marshall 41, 120 Campbell, Joyce Alice 41, 122, 126 Campbell, Pamela Gail 42 Campbell, Randall Wayne 51 Carper, Frank Edward 31 Carter, Cindy Ann 21, 118, 119 Carter, Janet Marie 9 Carter, Lee Ann 31, 118, 134 Carter, Nathaniel Henderson 31, 132 Cassidy, Tami Lynne 42, 108 Cassidy, Calvin Eugene 51, 92 Catron, Barbara Ann 51 Catron, Teri Lee 31 Cawley, Carolyn Faye 21 Cawley, Carolyn Marie 51 Cawley, Dennis James 9 Chandler, Melody Ann 9 Chandler, Tammy Lee 51 Chandler, Vickie Lynn 42 Chaney, Sarah Kay 21, 124 Chattin, David Mark 51 Chattin, Richard Lewis 120 Cheatwood, Catherine Dianne 57 Cheatwood, Oscar Leon 51 Cheek, Diane Marie 31 Cheek, Jeannie Carol 9, 17, 101, 103, Un TES Bae B20 Cheek, Ray Morgan 21 Cheek, Rita Faye 9, 119, 135 Childress, Melvin Leroy 42 Chisom, Johnny Wayne 21, 120 Clark, Danny Lee 51 Clark, Pamela Gale 31, 134 Clark, William Jeffrey 120 Clarke, Tim Wayne 9 Clement, Gregory Lloyd 21 Clement, Randolph Wendell 42 Collins, Debra Sue 31 Collins, Michael Wayne 9, 121 Collins, Phyllis Marie 9, 121 Collins, Susan Lynn 32 Collins, Wanda Gail 21 Colwell, Timothy David 9 Comer, Dale Annette 32 Comer, Dorothy Marie 9, 125, 130 Constantine, Steven Phillip 32 Cosgrove, Christine Louise 32, 58, aS Rs allot oe gE Cox, James Lee 51, 107 Craft, Carolyn Elizabeth 51, 109, 122, 132 Craghead, Donald Lee 32, 96 Craghead, Gerald Vensain 21 Craghead, Sherrie Ann 32 Creasy, Charles Lee 32, 132 Creasy, Lewis Cecil 32 Creasy, Randy Lynn 21 Creasy, Teresa Lynne 21 Crider, Sheliah Dianne 21 Crockett, Mark Anthony 21, 113 Crouch, Keith Stuart 51, 92, 113 Cundiff, Gary Lee 32 Cunningham, Ella Martinique 32 nlp Davis, Charles Paul 42, 43, 92, 106, 113 Davis, Charlie William 21, 120, 131 Davis, Cynthia Ann 32, 101 Davis, Frank Mason, Jr. 10, 59, 130, 133 Davis, Joseph Anthony 32, 123 Davis, Linda Kaye 50, 51 Davis, Sandra Marie 42, 94, 128 Dawson, Sharon Dlynn 52 Dearing, Jack Eustice 22, 120 Deel, Warner Von 10 Dellis, Kevin Curtis 10, 120 DeLong, Freda Annette 52 DeLong, Kenneth Wesley 32, 92, 131 Diggs, Cynthia Lee 32, 124 Dillon, Cindy Gaye 52 Dillon, Jeffrey James 42 Dillon, Robert Lewis 22, 130 Dillon, Tammy Sue 52 Dinkle, Glenn Douglas 32 Dinkle, Kathy Dianne 10, 135 Dooley, Charlotte Ann 22 Dooley, Melody Faye 52 Dovel, Kemberly Dennelle 10, 125, 135, 129 Dovel, Lorna Lavonne 42 Doyle, Richard 132 Dudley, Debra Lynn 42, 116, 121 Dunbar, Terry Lynn 32 Duncan, Judy Lynne 42 Duncan, Tawanna 52 Dunman, John Mark 32 Dunman, Robert Wayne 10 ere Eades, Helen Teresa 22, 118, 125, 132, 136 Eades, Kevin Bryan 42 Eades, Teresa Ann 52, 56 Eaton, Mark Thomas 10, 113 Eaton, Scott Walter 42 Eddy, Deborah Ann 32 Ellis, Calvin Douglas 10 Ellis, Johnny Wayne 10 Ellis, Ralph Edward 33, 96 Ellis, Ricky Douglas 42, 120 Ellis, Tammie Maydean 52 English, Clyde Dale 42 English, Gary Donnel 33, 98, 99, 100 English, Gerry 88 English, Hilda Ann 10 English, Jerry Lee 52, 107 Ensor, Tammy Leigh 33 Entsminger, Ronnie Franklin 52 Epperly, Albert Russell 42, 106 Epperly, Eddie Wayne 52, 107 Eppley, Laura Lee 52 Eppley, Sharon Ann 22, 101, 102, 127 Evans, Amy Jo 22 Evans, Carolyn Sue 33 ree Farnam, Valerie Kay 52, 109 Faunce, Valerie Lynne 22 Feazell, Gary Neal 22 Ferguson, Barbara Lynn 33 Ferguson, Becky Sue 22 Ferguson, James Lee 52 Ferguson, Jenny Ann 42 Ferguson, Norman Da le 52 Ferguson, Randy Lee 22 Feruson, Sheila Kay 52, 74 Ferguson, Tony Grey 11, 120 Ferguson, Vicky Lynn 52, 109 Ferris, Carol Elizabeth 33, 119 Fielder, Brady Doug 52 Fielder, Debra Jean 33 Fielder, Jerry Lee 22 Fielder, Joyce Darlene 33 Fielder, Ronnie Dean 11 Fielder, Teresa Ann 42, 95 Finch, Lenora Faye 43, 95 Fletcher, David Charles 43, 113, 112 Fore, Ricky Lynn 52 Forrest, Brenda Marie 20, 23, 118, 134 Foster, Cathy Sue 43, 108 Foster, Luke Derrick 52 Foster, Mary Ruth 10, 11, 132 Foster, Robey Elbert 11 Fout, Dena Mae 43, 117 Foutz, Carl Roosevelt 52, 92 Foutz, Connie Marie 23, 119 Foutz, Donald Stephen 11, 101 Foutz, Dorothy Lee 11, 61, 95, 102, 127, 103130 Foutz, Hazel Marie 33 Foutz, Joan Ann 11, 61, 95, 104, 127, 142 Foutz, Teresa Kay 52 Foutz, Thomas Richard 52 Fowler, Nancy Lynn 43, 95, 122, 126 Francisco, Brenda Gale 33 Francisco, Robert Mitchell 52 Franklin, Jessie Rae 23, 118, 119 Franklin, Keith Allen 43, 122 Frost, David Wayne 52, 93, 107, West Gaither, Donna Christine 52 Garber, Nancy Jeanette 43 Garber, Robert Edward 52 147 Garcia, Carlos Enrique 52, 26 Garrett, Hilda Ann 12, 118, 26, 137 Garrett, Larry Lee 43, 92, 122 Garrett, Laverne Gay 43 Garrett, Van Denise 43 Gates, Connie Loretta 43, 121 Gates, Joe Cecil 33, 106 Gibson, Gary Wayne 23, 123 Gibson, Sharon Laverne 33, 121 Goggins, Carol Poincella 52 Goggins, Cheryl Teresa 43 Goggins, Nelson Ogean 23 Gordon, Mark Alan 43 Graham, Ernest Wayne 43 Gray, Cynthia Diane 23, 134 Gray, Donna Sue 52, 109 Gray, Troy Abraham 43 Greene, Richard Ivan 12 Greenway, Charles Edward, Jr. 12 Greenway, Vicki Dian 23 Griffin, Norman Jean 33 Griffin, Elizabeth Anne 53 Gross, William Richard 23 Grubb, Mary Belinda 53 BS 8 Hale, Jackie Allen 53 Hall, Jeanette Odessa 23, 95, 101, 130 Hall, John Oliver 23, 96, 97, 118 Hampton, Mike James 53 Hancock, Brian Montgomery 23, 24, 75, 80, 97, 132 Hannabass, Teresa Maxine 23, 118 Hardy, Michael Clyde 33, 120 Harrader, Margaret Elizabeth 20, 23, 60, 104, 113, 118, 129 Harkrader, Robert Ward 53, 107 Harper, Gary Lee 43 Harris, Carolyn Faye 53 Harris, Kimberly Ann 34, 118 Harris, Sharon Gail 23 Hart, Karen Kay 12 Hart, Patricia Sue 34 Hartberger, Mark Allan 43, 120 Hartberger, Randy Neil 23, 113, 120, 125, 142 Hartman, Marilyn Marie 24 Hayden, Fredrick Lee 122 Hayden, Janet Delores 12, 130 Hayden, Timothy Louis 53 Hedge, William Eugene 53 Henderson, Dawn Danita 121, 126 Henderson, Gerald Derwin 98 Henderson, Marshall 98 Hensley, James William 53, 92 Hensley, Lewis Edward 92, 106 Hensley, Ninah Lee 21, 24, 104, 134 Heptinstall, Bobby Sherwood 53 Hill, Denise Joyce 53 Hill, Douglas Deckton, Jr. 24, 112, 123, 129 Hill, Larry Dean 34, 120 Hill, Patricia Ann 53 148 Hill, Tammy Joanne 53 Hodges, Deborah Ann 22, 24, 28, 95, L227 Hogan, Bobby Dewane 53 Hogan, Debra Elaine 24 Hogan, Melody Ann 25, 121 Hogan, Mike Edwin 12 Holdren, David Lee 12 Holdren, Robert Collins, Jr. 53 Holland, Barbara Jean 24, 126,130, 134, 138 Holland, Denise Lee 53 Hoskins, Martha Sue 24, 118, 124, 129 Hoskins, Mary Lou 24, 118, 124, 129 Houseman, Tommy Lewis 12 Howard, Tammy Jo 53 Howell, Gary Micheal 92 Howell, Karen Mildred 34, 94 Howell, Sharon Kay 13, 102 Howell, Sylvia Fay 24, 101 Hubbard, David Robert 13 Hubbard, Debby Joy 53, 121 Hubbard, Pamela Ann 24, 90, 118, doy, Hubbard, Sandy Lynn 34 Huddleston, James Lee 122 Huddleston, Lois Ann 13, 59, 61, 95, A WAR RN Ware. 1A) Hunter, Kaylynn Marie 24 Hurt, Barbara Ann 24 Hurt, Clyde Stephen 53 Hurt, Joyce Marie 13 Hurt, Leroy Walker 120 Hurt, Sylvia Lee Hutchens, Barbara Anne 53 Hutchens, Kandy Marshall 25, 73, 119, 1255029 == Jacobs, Mark Randall 106 Johnson, Allen David 53 Johnson, Daniel Hampton 25 Johnson, Donna Kaye 34 Johnson, George Tommy 34, 120 Johnson, Harry Walker 120 Johnson, Karl Lewis 53 Johnson, Kathy Yvette 94 Johnson, Linda Faye 53 Johnson, Marshall McCoy 34, 98 Johnson, Michael Price 25, 88, 89 Johnson, Michael Wade 25 Johnson, Peggy Sue 102, 113, 120 Johnson, Phyllis Nadine 126 Johnson, Ruby Dianne 13, 118, 135 Johnson, Tina Marie 25, 119 Jones, Dennis Osborne 106 Jones, Randy Lynn 54 Jordan, Nancy Lee 54 Jordan, Toby Ray 71 Judd, Patricia Ann 54 Juhl, Jennifer Ann 13, 104 =e Karnes, Martha Jane 73, 119, 125, 129 Kasey Glenda Kay 25, 123, 129 Kasey, Velma Mae 25 Kendrick, Fred Ray 34 Ketron, Glenda Annelee 121 Kinsley, Joel Allen 34 Kinsley, Paul Kevin 35 Krantz, Charleen Faye 54 m5 f= Lafferty, Jean 54 Lafon, Monica 13, 104, 112, 127, 136 Lafon, Steve Hill 24, 34, 98, 100, 131 Lamb, Gerald Lake, Jr. 35 Lantz, Gary Allen 54, 92, 106 Lantz, Michael Wayne 35, 106, 125 Latham, Michael Irving 54 Lawhorn, James Wesley 25 Lawhorn, Sarah Virginia 113 Lee, Jerome Lowell 25, 107 Lee, Lisha Renee 54 Lee, Vanessa Marcella 54 Leonard, Tony Victor 35 Light, Gale Marie 13 Lipscomb, Alan Leon 35, 120 Lipscomb, Bonnie Sue 54 Lipscomb, Doris Jean 13 Lipscomb, Sherry Denise 121 Lloyd, Johnny Waine 13 Locklier, Glenda Rhett 13, 134, 135 Locklier, Patsy Diane 13, 134, 135 Long, Glenn Ellworth 14, 88, 131 Long Linda Sue 14 Looney, David Wayne 35, 132, 133 Lyle, Randy Eugene 35 SVP McBride, Connie Marie 35 McCaleb, Sherry Lynn 54 McCall, Cornelia Ann 25, 130 McCormick, Dennis Lee 54 McCormick, Linda Charlene 108 McCormick, Tanya Dawn 54 McKee, Randy Carlton 26 McKee, Rhonda Lynn 54, 113, 143 McNeal, Royce Ann 14 McPherson, Nora Jeanette 54 Markham, Ella Faye 35, 124 Markham, Phyllis Jean 26, 123, 124 Markham, Thomas Keith 35 Martin, Danny Wayne 35 Martin, Julie Mae 35, 118, 125 Martin, Lawrence 35, 106 Martin, Linda Sue 14 Martin, Lorenzo Allen 106 Martin, Nina Lorraine 35 Martin, Ricky Lee 35, 120 Martin, Ronnie Lee 55 Martin, Sherwood Wayne 35 Martin, Sylvia Ann 55 Martin, Wanda Sue 35 Martin, William Timothy 14 Mattox, Patsy Jean 26 Maxey, Shirley May 26, 124 Mayhew, JoAnne 37 Mayhew, William Warren 55, 92 Mays, Calvin Eugene 36 Mays, Cynthia Gay 36, 143 Mays, Debra Gray 14 Mays, Harvey Edward 36 Mays, Sandra Jean 117 Meador, Carolyn Marie 95 Meador, Julie Ann 14, 60, 118, 125, 135 Meador, Kenneth Lee 120 Meador, Richard Warren 36, 96, 120 Merrill, Donna Kay 55, 74 Miller, Anita Gay 108, 117 Miller, Barbara Kay 14, 118 Miller, Jerry Lynn 36 Minnix, Timothy Lynn 26, 96 Mitchell, Barbara Gail 26, 119, 134 Mitchell, Danny Lee 55 Mitchell, Randal Wayne 15, 18, 60, 98,99, 100 4113, 135.136 Mitchell, Ray Caultron 46, 92, 93, 106 Mitchell, Sharon Raynell 15, 137 Mitchell, Susan Renee 90, 91, 113, ULypal Zo 20 lor Moles Jeffery William 26, 96, 97, 118 Moon, Karen Lynette 46, 126 Moon, Ricky O’Neal 55, 92, 107 Moorman, Bobby Ray 55 Moorman, Carol Sue 26, 29 Moorman, Denise Rae 26 Moorman, Susan Rae 46, 116, 122 Morgan, Alfred Clay Jr. 34, 98, 99, 131 Morgan, Brenda Gail 15, 121, 142 Morgan, Connie Fay 36, 118 Morgan, Henry Alvin 46, 96 Morgan, Robert Lincoln Jr. 27, 126, 129,7130;132, 136, 138; 140, Morgan, Robin Linia 27, 32, 100, 104, 104, 129, 130, 142 Morris Cindy Lynn 55, 109 Morris, Debbie Faye 15 Morris, Lynda Ellen 14, 15, 118 Morris, Pamela Sue 15, 134 Morrison, Marcia Diana 15, 17, 95, ge: Mowery, Brett Davidson 55 Mullins, Becky Louise 36 Mullins, Evelyn Kay 35 Mullins, Jerry Allen Jr. 55 Mullins, Ronald Dean 46 Mullins, Terry Sebren 15 Myers, Denise Greer 15, 58, 129 Myers, Steven Lee 27, 120, 123 No Nance, Linda Elizabeth 33, 36, 108, 123 Nelms, Albert Benjamin 46 Nelms, Brenda 55 Nelms, Nancy Elaine 46, 132 Nelms, Roberta Christine 7, 16 Nelson, Cynthia Pagans 16, 135 Nester, Joyce Kay 36, 130 Newman, Virginia Lou 46 Nichols, Cathy Ann 36, 101, 125, 127 Nichols, Dennis Witt 15, 16, 59, 61, LIZ come 2a Nietzold, Patty Ann 27, 129 Niemi, Eileen 16 Nimmo, Anita Faye 36, 108 Nimmo, Lois Ann 55 Nimmo, Wilbert Clarence Jr. 16 Noell, Cindy Faye 36, 108, 117, 128 Noell, Danny Ray 46, 92, 106, 113 Nolen, Buford Otto Jr. 55 Nolen, Donnie Lewis 55 Nolen, Wanda Lee 16 Norman, Kenneth Lewis 32, 113, 116, 5 he LA eal a � Se oh rae a2 a hes tei Sige Fo % ‘, Sa ed ip ee Nunley, Mitzi Rénee 46, 122 aCe Osborn, Myra Hope 46 Overstreet, Billy Edison 46. Overstreet, Kevin Ray 46 Overstreet, Stephen Wayne 27 Overstreet, Teresa Elaine 16, 113, 118 Overstreet, Terry Dean 37 Overstreet, Timothy Price 46, 92, 98 Owen, Allen Thomas 46 ag Palmer, Barry Lynn 55 Palmer, Daniel Reeves 55 Palmer, David Otha 27, 132 Palmer, Michael Wayne 46 Palmer, Ronnie Eugene 27, 96, 120 Panniel, Mary Ann 27, 28 Parker, Glen Berkley 46 Parker, James Leslie 55 Parker, Michael Lane 55 Parker, Myrtle Mar ie 16 Parker, Rory Dane 55, 132 Parker, Teresa Robin 27, 104, 129 Parker, Valerie Shevawn 16, 61, 113, 118, 124, 126, 134 Patsel, Douglas Randolph 46 Patsel, Sherry Leigh 47 Payne, Betty Jean 16, 118 Peck, Barbara Jean 47 Pendleton, Michael Anthony 47 Pendleton, Patricia Gail 74, 121 Pendleton, Sharon Elaine 74 Perdue, Gloria Jean 47 Perdue, Jackie Henry 16 Perdue, Jerry Wayne 37 Perdue, Sandra Elaine 47 Plunkett, Edwin Wilson 27, 120, 123 Plunkett, William Timothy 55 Poindexter, Reggie Lee 47, 132, 133 Poole, Robert Kyle 37, 120, 123 149 Powers, Connie Lee 47, 49 Powers, Milton Elmo 55 Presnell, Shelia Kay 27 Preston, Derwin Phillip 47 Price, Jerry Wayne 17 Pritchard, Aaron Lee 37 Pritchard, Daniel Dreaser 47 xe Rader, Mark Twain 27 Radford, Kenneth Eugene 47 Ransom, Roger Lee 17 Ransom, Sharon Elizabeth 47 Redick, Vicky Lavonne 55 Reynolds, Teresa Gail 47 Richards, Steve Jay 37 Rider, Deborah Kay 47 Riggs, Joanna Elaine 53, 55 Roach, Lucille 74 Roach, Ricky 55 Roberts, Robert Sidney 37 Robertson, Inez 37 Robertson, James Michael 17 Robertson, Roy Edward 120 Robertson, Vernon Ray 50, 55, 107, 113 Rose, Timothy Jay 37 Ross, Dennis Lynn 37 Ross, Dennis Lynn 37 at Se St. Clair, Lana Sheree 38 St. Clair, Richard Timothy 47, 92, 120 St. Clair, William Glenn 17 Saul, Leslie Jane 47 Saunders, Brenda Gay 56 Saunders, Carl Jeffrey, 38, 120 Saunders, Clinton Allen 36 Saunders, Darryl Ernest 56 Saunders, Freda Annette 56, 74, 121 Saunders, Judy Ellen 130 Saunders, Lenora Dorothy Mae 36 150 Saunders, Pamela Faye 47 Saunders, Teresa Bonnie 56, 121 Shultz, Grace Inez 36, 132 Scott, Deborah Mae 56 Seay, Teresa Frances 47 Sellars, Katherine Blake 20, 27, 61, LS bois Rte Re Pew AS bd Sellars, William Lionel 56 Sellers, Gloria Ann 28, 60, 90, 101, LIZ FIZ Pasi opel ay Settles, Donna Gay 28 Shrewsbury, Allan Lee 47 Shrewsbury, Rita Lynne 28 Silverman, Ellen Sharon 47, 123 Silverman, Franklin Paul 56 Simmons, Cathy Ann 47, 48 Simmons, Wanda Leigh 6, 17, 61, 112, 125; 136 Sizemore, Calvin Luther 56 Sloan, Stanley Keith 120 Slocum, Rickey Daniel 56 Smith, Ashford Dellino 56 Smith, Carol Edwina 48, 94 Smith, Elizabeth Cheryl 17, 113, 119, 130, 135 Smith, Kathy Louise 46, 124 Smith, Mary Betty 48 Smith, Michael Wright 28, 61, 125, 128, 130, 131 Smith, Timothy Richard 38, 122 Snead, Paul David 17 Snow, Daniel Phillip 38, 132 Snow, Shirley Jean 56 Snyder, Judy Marie 38 Spradlin, Pamela Gale 38 Spradlin, Randall O’Neal 56 Spraker, Sandra Kay 28 Stephenson, Deborah Anne 48, 94 Stevens, Lynn Renee 121 Stevens, Rosemary 48, 120, 130 Stull, Roy Lee 18, 28, 118 Stump, Tim Eugene 48 Sublett, Mike John 28 Sublett, Susan Jane 38, 116, 119, 130 Sublette, Jeanette Faye 38, 94 Sublette, Thomas Edward 48 Swain, Brenda Lois 38 Swain, Glen Douglas 9 Swain, Kevin Edward 9 Swain, Linda Marie 38 Swain, Sandra Lynn 48 Swain, Virgi nia Mae 48 egy Thomas, Donald Anthony 48, 92, 93, a ! Thomas, Donna Marie 38 Thomas, James Daniel 28, 120 Thomas, Melanie Denise 36, 137 Thomas, Michael Edward 28 Thomas, Paul Anthony 56, 92 Thomas, Roger Lee 28, 120, 131 Thomas, Ronnie Allen 48, 120 Thomas, Teresa Ann 56 Thomason, Howard Elburn 17, 98. 100, 136 Thomasson, Constanza Teresa 56 Thomasson, Mark Wood 48, 120 Thomasson, Emmanuel Ivan 48 Thomasson, Julie Ann 28 Thomasson, Linda Marie 48, 94, 122, 126, 130 Thomasson, Peggy 56 Thomasson, Regina Marie 48, 130 Thomasson, Terry Lee 48 Thompson, Juanita Faye 95 Thompson, Rhonda Faye 48, 141 Thompson, Richard Dale 56 Thompson, Trilyon Ann 56 Thurman, Gregory Albert 27, 28, 120 Toler, Jeffery Jerome 56, 107 Toler, Mary Ann 48 Toller, Aubrey Manuel 28, 60, 130 Taney, Cindy Lee 49, 121, 130 Trent, Debbie Gale 29, 113, 118, 132, 133, 136 Tuck, Cindy Ann 20, 25, 29, 104, 112, 11s, 115, 128,129 R27 Tuck, Dianne Elizabeth 26, 29, 104, 129, 132 Tuck, Stephen Michael 56, 107 Tuck, Suzanne Annette 57, 109 Tucker, Martha Janette 49, 94, 113. 122,102 Tucker, Nancy Katherine 17, 58, 59, 61,90, 91; 712,113, 126 Teele 138 Turner, Deborah Elaine 14 Turner, Thomas Ruben 47 mo 6 a Underwood, Patricia Croft 18 Updike, Ellen Denise 18, 60, 104, 112, 118, 128, 136, 137 Updike, Glenn Morman 38 at Van Houten, John David 57 Van Houten, Julie Carol 49 Van Wart, Joyce 18 Van Wart, Roger 38 Vann, Barry Dean 29 Vann, Kimberly Lavon 57 Ane Wade, Timothy Lee 49 Waldren, Debra Kay 38 Waldren, Sammy Lee 18 Walker, Debra Marie 57 Walker, Robin Elizabeth 130 Wallace, Ira Dean 38 Walters, Trina Norine 57 Watson, Mary Lynn 9 Webb, James Michael 120 Weeks, James Ira 57 Welch, Curtis Lee 38, 88, 131 Welch, Eugene Carroll 57 Wells, Docia Denise 57, 47, 109 Wertz, David William 18, 116 West, Greg Lane 57 West, Michael Eugene 50, 57 West, Randy David 57 West, Ricky Allen 39 West, Sandra Kay 57 Western, Clinton Fredrick 29, 61, 96, 975-120;.129 Western, Larry Jean 57, 92 Wheeler, Brenda Mae 39 Wheeler, Clarence Woodrow 56 Wheeler, Darrell Lynn 29, 120 Wheeler, Douglas Joe 57, 92 Wheeler, Gary Lee 39 Wheeler, Jane Gail 39 Wheeler, John Theodore 39, 132 Wheeler, Kenneth Edwin 57 Wheeler, Patricia Gale 57 White, Gail Elizabeth 18, 60, 113, £16,°220;:129, 132 White, Ricky Wayne 19 Whitten, Deborah Irene 39 Whorley, Barbara Priscilla 49, 122 Whorley, Doretha Ann 19, 136 Whorley, Doris Marie 49, 113, 120, 136 Whorley, Kathy Ann 39, 95 Whorley, Perry Evan 39 Williams, Charles Leon 39 Williams, Christie Jo 49, 94, 113, 128 Williams, Dale Harold 120, 143 Williams, Douglas Wayne 57 Williams, Joel Brian 57, 92 Williams, Robert Edward 49 Williams, Sandra Lee 39, 95, 117, 127, 128 Williams, Stanley Ray 29 Williams, Terry Lynn 57, 107 Williams, Thomas Edward 39, 132 Willis, Harold Dorn Jr. 57 Wills, Betty Jo 49 an Nor BP YR Ske Rema aI RRR AO RM at REBORN TS RRR SS irae Pec TES Wills, Denise Ann 19, 116 Wilson, Daniel Bennett 49 Wilson, Gloria Jean 39 Wilson, Ricky Wayne 49, 120 Wimmer, Lee Ann 49, 132 Witcher, James Edward 49 Witcher, Rachel Lee 29 Witcher, Sylvester Renaldo 38, 39 Witt, Donna Beth 49 Witt, James Benett Jr. 29 Witt, Wendall Allen 39 Witt, William Joseph 39, 120 Woodford, Deborah Ann 49, 95, 113, le Oa Woodford, Marcia Carole 26, 29, 112, 1Z9F 127; 130 Woodford, Sally Katherine 39, 102 Woods, Tena Marie 49 Wright, Kathy Sue 39 Ss Yates, Linda Sue 19 Beis f 4S Zimmerman, Carl William 19, 89, 98, 99, 120, 131 Zimmerman, Kathy Marie 29, 136 151 152 F M FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Your Lifetime Bank Bedford Big Island 130 E. 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WATSON Groceries—Fresh and Cured Meats Phone—Stone Mt. AX7-5162 Moneta, Virginia WOODCARVER fos Route 2, Moneta, Va. AND Ph 3 ARTIST one (703) 297-5271 160 DELONG’S SERVICE STATION GROCERIES—ICE Phone—297-4813 Hunting Fishing Licenses “Home of Greater Values’ Lake Drive Plaza Vinton, Virginia MAC’S CASH GROCERY Fresh Produce—Bait—Ice Rt. 1, Moneta, Virginia ‘Marriages are made in Heaven, But engagements are made at... Arthur's JEWELRY, inc. es a a i Sem NCES GOODS “— Lee's Sporting Goods STATE. RT. No. 24 PHONE STEWARTSVILLE, VA. 890-1525 BEDFORD PHOTO FINISHERS 142 W. Main St. Dial 586-9351 BEDFORD, VA. 24523 Compliments Of 4 ong 9 Department Store De 108 Lee Ave., Vinton, Va. 24179 Phone 343-6495 BOYD'S GARAGE BODY SHOP General Auto Repair Auto Painting and Body Work Phone: 297-5215 Huddleston, Va. RMP Ue 1 REALTY CO. 324 Washington Avenue 205 South St. Vinton, Virginia Bedford, Va. NU-TREAD TIRE SERVICE INC. New Tire and Retreading Dunlop Tires 234 W. Madison Ave. Vinton, Va. Phone 343-5293 VINTON WELDING COMPANY General Auto Repairing BEAR Front End Alignment 109 N. Maple Street Vinton, Va. Phone 342-6425 Willie Meadow, Jr. CEDAR KEY TaN Ge ORE tO) Re AS rE SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE ©1968 Huddleston, Virginia 24104 + Phone 703-297-5118 “Sportfishing Haven for the Angling Elite” Fishing Supplies Boat Rentals Fishing Licenses Camping Bait Boat Ramp Overnight Lodging Boat Mooring FISHERMAN'S COVE MARINA AND RESTAURANT Phone 297-4941 Route 1, Moneta, Va. 24121 “At Hale’s Ford Bridge Smith Mt. Lake Marine and Auto Maintenance W.S.” Willie Long Larry Long Sonny Long Glenn Long 161 162 Dick Hiler Sporting Goods TEAM EQUIPMENT Pe ORbOKe4s 7 Compliments of 101 Walnut Ave. AUTO FINANCE CORP. Vinton, Va. 24179 145 W. Main Street edlo Va Bedtord, Va Bus: 344-9690 Compliments Of SAUNDERS LUMBER CO. INC. Chatam, Va. BUTLER A BUTLER BUILDING FRYE BUILDING CO. P.O. BOX 616 ROANOKE, VA. 24004 344-0928 MONETA TRACTOR AND EQUIPEMENT CO. MONETA, VA. International Harvest Dealer Sales and Service Frigidaire—Homelight J. Henry Powers Phone 890-2276 297-5226 MITCHELL'S SNACK BAR Restaurant—Gas—Ice Live Bait Location—End of Route 734 ].M. Mitchell GROSS POINT MARINA Smith Mountain Lake Restaurant—BoatLine Fishing Overnight Lodging Phone: 297-9811 Compliments of BEDFORD BULLETIN-DEMOCRAT Your County Newspaper THE PRINT SHOP For all your printing needs. Phone 586-8612 Bulletin Building 202 East Main Street Bedford, Va. Compliments Of Ted MARU e021) Ele Thaxton, Va. Philip E. Day STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. LOW, Lee Ave. Vinton, Virginia 24] 79 BODY CAMP STORE K.R. Ferguson Groceries Citgo Gas Oil Route 3 Bedtord, Va. 163 becaielViotorssinc: Buick G.M.C. Opel U.S. 460 West Bedford, Va. Phone 586-8541 FERGUSON CLEANERS ae The Finest In Cleaning Pp 305 POLLARD STREET VINTON, VIRGINIA DIAL DI 2-7651 Compliments of UPDIKE FUNERAL HOME Air Conditioned Chapel Huddleston, Va. 297-4966 Located on Rt. 43 164 Lyle Drug Store Inc. Prescriptions Serving The Public Since “1898” Phone 586-1013 Bedford, Va. “Free Delivery” Compliments of M.P. Carder Co. Funeral Directors 320 North Bridge St. Bedford, Virginia HERFF JONES Manufacturer of the Official Class Ring And Graduation Stationery For STAUNTON RIVER HIGH SCHOOL Herff Jones Products: Class Rings Graduation Announcements Caps and Gowns, Personal Cards and related accessories Medal and Trophy Awards—Club Pins— Yearbooks—Diplomas and Certificates— Fund Raising Ideas Local Representative REED SCHWEICKERT Oe boxe245 Midlothian, Va. 23113 ARNEY’S TEXACO SERV LGB Pern AND GROCERY Tires Phone: 297-2642 Route 2 Moneta, Virginia S H Green Stamps Lubrication Grocery lee Oil 517 BLUERIDGE AV. 801 Macon Street KASEY BUSINESS SERVICE Fishing Supplies COMPLETE COMPUTERIZED BOOKKEEPING SERVICE AND TAX RETURN PREPARATIONS “WE ARE FAMILIAR WITH THE TAX LAWS HAVE THE NECESSARY FORMS TRAINED PERSONNEL TO ASSURE YOU OF GETTING ALL DEDUCTIONS TO WHICH ENTITLED—” OPEN 9 A.M.-5 P.M. MON.-FRI. 9 A.M, TO 12 NOON: SAT, Call 586-1462 BEDFORD, VA. Coffey Saunders Farm Store “Where Friends Meet” Phone: 586-8178 Bedford, Virginia Home Cooked Food—Antiques—Groceries—Gas WAKEFIELD INN B.E. Conner Chamblissburg, Va. Rt. 24 166 Phone: 890-2600 Compliments of: Keystone Shoes Lake Drive Plaza Vinton, Virginia Smith Mountain Lake Reality Co. Robert H. Giles, Sr.—Realtor RFD 1 Box 299-A-1 Rt. 734 Huddleston, Va. 24104 Phone (Area 703) 207-5166 Real Estate with “Imagination” EXON Farm Supply General Merchandise Phone: Stone Mt. 297-2007 Neo eUriaLIS Self-Service Grocery C.R. Holdren Sons Phone: 297-4988 Fertilizers—lime—seeds Goodyear tires Serving you with your farm needs RICHMOND ‘GUANO Pp. O. BOX 544 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23204 RICHMOND FERTILIZER. QUALITY SINCE 1892 Compliments of OBENCHAIN’S rk OWERS “Discount to Students” 111 Lee Ave. 345-8385 Yatort,,y irpania 343-4149 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Fred L. Swisher 217 Pollard St. Vinton, Virginia Dial 343-8585 Fashion Headquarter in Bedford Bedford Plaza Shopping Center Chewning’s INTERIORS FURNITURE APPLIANCES INTERIOR DECORATING DRAPERIES 1225 East Washington Avenue Route 24 East Vinton, Virginia Phone 343-0148 LIBERTY BANK of BEDFORD BEDFORD’S NEW INDEPENDENT BANK PREPARED TO MEET ALL YOUR FINANCIAL NEEDS INTERSECTION 122 S. RT. 24 BEDFORD p The ‘‘Hub” of Southside Bedford County Only 3 miles from Staunton River High School 167 SCOTT BOND REAL LOT ESTATE 116 —. MAIN ST. © BEDFORD, VA. 24523 When you think of Insurance or Real Estate, think of Scott Bond Compliments of PARKER-STANLEY INSURANCE AGENCY INC. REALESTATE Phone: 586-8229 201 South Street Bedford, Va. Compliments of GLASSNER JEWELERS Bedford, Virginia Compliments of BEDFORD RADIO T.V. Bedford, Va. SAUNDERS HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware — Paints 119 South Bridge Street Bedford, Virginia Compliments of NICKS FURNITURE COMPANY Mayor Nicks “MUKCHS SG” SERVICE GEN TER Gas Tires Batteries Oil Route 122 Moneta, Va. 24121 Phone 297-5155 Res. 297-4001 Compliments of: RUBATEX CORPORATION Bedford, Virginia Compliments of McCARTY PAINTS AND SUPPLY Benjamin Moore Paint Dixie Hardware Co., Lue. General Line of Hardware, Quality Paints Seeds, Fertilizer, Fishing Supplies, etc. 301 POLLARD STREET VINTON, VA. 24179 DIAL 344-6811 GREEN THUMB FLORIST AND GARDEN SHOP “Discount For Students” 1913 E. Washington Ave. Vinton, Va. 24179 Phone: Day: 890-2285 Night: 343-4155 169 we cant make the world over. J O = 2. @ Ao or ar) ©O @® Ss 4) — co — @® 2 4 ® O — @ = = First National Exchange Bank ankshares Bank ominion Bez OC AC ey a ee ek 170 Seible Brothers, Inc. Complete Line of Massey Ferguson John Bean Spray Equipment New Idea Farm Equipment McCullouch Stinl Chain Saws Gehl Harvesting Equipment Phone: 344-4379 James W. McCabe, Mer. Home Phone Thaxton, Va. 586-1911 Moneta Farm Service Moneta, Virginia Phone: 297-5558 Your Southern States Agency Feed—Fertilizer—Seed—Supplies Eggs—From Our Own Hens Holdren’s Inc. Frigidaire—Magnavox 29 Franklin Road, S.W. Roanoke, Virginia 24011 Telephone 345-1584 Vinton Roanoke Salem Blacksburg : Bedford Woodford Brothers, Inc. East Main Street Bedford, Va. International Trucks, Case Tractors New Holland Farm Equipment Phone: 586-2134 Crouch’s Upholstery furniture repair, refinishing and restyling Rt. 1, Box 281, Huddleston, Va. Phone 297-4479 MEADOR INSURANCE AGENCY YOUR ndependent Insurance AGENT “St@ves vou fiest- Dial DI 4-7977 109 West Lee Avenue Vinton, Virginia 171 GERRY'S FLOWER SHOP Gerry and Bennie Mann Route 4 State Rt. 24, Bedford, Virginia 24523 Dial 297-4915 MURRAY CHEVROLET, INC. “Friends Meet Friends” lessPossiblessee New cars — Phone JU6-8277 To Advertise Free In Used cars — Phone JU6-8167 Bedford, Virginia The Valley Trading Fost Box 284, Vinton, Virginia 24179 Telephone 343-3605 Sherwin-Williams Co. Articles For Sale Bedford Plaza by private owners Bedford, Virginia 986-3677 172 H and H SUPERMARKET Serving the Vinton and Southside Beford Area With Good Things To Eat Since 1940. 119 S. Pollard Street Vinton, Virginia Insured Savings Modern Home Loans SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA SAVINGS AND LOANS ASSOCIATION Campbell Second S.W. Roanoke, Virginia 343-0135 200 Maple Street Vinton, Virginia 343-0135 Vinton Tire Inc. 24 Walnut Ave. Vinton, Virginia Phone 342-5131 Goodyear-Jetson-Monarch It must be right or We Make It Right Poole Feed Farm Supply Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Hardware Automotive Needs Complete Line of Roanoke City Mills Feeds Moneta, Va. 297-5307 173 174 A key factor in achieving success in life is properly managing the money you earn each year. Mountain Trust can help you get off to a good start financially by providing you, free of charge, with a complete set of four- teen Personal Management booklets. These include such booklets as ‘‘How to Manage Your Money,” ‘‘How to use yo ur Checking Account,” ‘“‘How to Borrow Money,” ‘‘How to Buy a New Car,” etc. Stop in at any office of Mountain Trust and ask for your free copies of these Personal Management booklets. Let us help you build a _ better tomorrow through proper financial planning. MOUNTAIN TRUST BANK Roanoke and Vinton, Virginia Member FDIC Bedford Farm Supply Inc. Bedford, Virginia, 24523 Dial 586-9220 aad Opposite Bedford Livestock 125 YEARS Market DEDICATED TO QUALITY Compliments of BLANKENSHIP’S PAINT STORE Bedford's Oldest Paint Store 207 North Bridge St. Bedford, Virginia SAV-A-COM OM wie lOle Stewartsville, Va. Wayne Leech Bus: 890-9897 Res: 342-1941 I. Boyd Overstreet Prudential Life Special Agent and Registered Representatives Life, Hospitalization, Sickness and Accident Group Pensions Home Office 929-4289 563-0367 Cundiff's Drug Store Inc. 116 Pollard St. Vinton, Va. 342-8928 Compliments Of Saunders Marina Smith Mountain Lake Chris-Craft—Boston Whaler otarcraft—Johnson Motors Location—end of Rt. 626 Route 1, Huddleston, Va. Phone: 297-4412 or 297-4960 175 THANKostOLOURSPROEE oO SION le? ARON S COMPLIMENTS OF DR. W. R. RUCKER M.D. DR. DAVID A. GLADWELL DR. GEORGE GILLESPIE O.D. Quaker Baptist Church ROUTES 722 AND 731 D AND M Trucking and Bulldozing Sand, Gravel and Dirt Phone: 890-1091 = SS Quaker Qogtist Church Bedford Virainia “Sending forth the Word of Life” WORSHIP SERVICE EACH SUNDAY 11:00 AM REV. GILBERT M. PROFITT, Minister ORGANIZED 1776 — t.o.nelseen— 176 “Crusading For Christ” Every Sunday Evening The Methodist Youth Fellowship Of The Huddleston United RALPH N. Methodist Charge GREENWAY D.D:S. rae ae ele ODER SON Independence eae K. S. GUSLER M.D. “Come Worship With Us” 7:30 P.M. Weekly Compliments [FORD | o geno CITTY FORD INC. Sales and Service Your Ford and Mercury Dealer Phone 586-8281 Bedford, Virginia 177 THE LANE COMPANY, INC. Makers of Nationally Advertised Lane Chests, Tables, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture, Record Cabinets, and Bookcases. Permanent Displays: New York, Chicago, San Francisco, High Point, and Dallas ALTAVISTA, VIRGINIA 10:00 AM 11:00 AM 6:30 PM 7:30 PM 7:30 PM Sunday School Morning Service Training Union Evening Service Wed. Prayer Meeting Monday Friday Grace Memorial Baptist Hour WBLT 9:15 A.M. God would have you befieve these great fruths FIRST EVERY PERSON (YOU) NEEDS TO BE SAVED. “For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God. Romans 3:23, Except a man be born again he cannot see the kingdom of God. John 3:3. SECOND YOU CANNOT SAVE YOURSELF. “Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to His mercy He saved us. Titus 3:5. For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God {is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans 6:23. THIRD JESUS HAS PROVIDED FOR YOUR SALVATION. “Who (Jesus) His own self bare our sins in His own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness; by whose begotten Son that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16 stripes ye were healed. 1 Peter 2:24. “For God so loved the world (you) that he gave his only BAP Tis) CHURCH Beford, Virginia Howard K. Talley, Pastor Sunday Services FOURTH YOU MUST BELIEVE IN JESUS FOR SALVATION. “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved. Acts 16:31, “But as many as received Him, to thein gave He power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on His name. John 1:12. FIFTH NOW IS THE TIME TO ACCEPT JESUS AS YOUR SAVIOUR. Behold, now is the ac- cepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation. 2 Cor. 6:2. “As the Holy Ghost saith, To- day, if ye will hear His voice, harden not your heart. Hebrews 3:7-8, WE INVITE YOU TO ATTEND OUR CHURCH! You will find a warm welcome extended to you by the pastor and all the church mem- bers. It is a welcome from the heart. 178 BEDFORD, VIRGINIA Lithographed Labels 179 UNITED STATES AREY Young, Proud, Professional More Than 300 Jobs to select from. Guaranteed Job Training Guaranteed Station of Choice in the World (The Worlds Largest Travel Agency) U.S. Army Representative 601 South Jefferson St. Roanoke 344-0473 180 Jeters Chapel Church ie Vinton, Va. Rigg eeox G5 Thaxton: Vas Compliments of hady Grove Baptist Churc Elmer Sellers Pastor a em Het be we mE HO Pk ee os acer eee Per Aba Tor ei eel eee ee tet camera ene on. 3 7 Ae Rad (Ue ahi + a . ote = eG eer (HLS BRUrruagreyy ; : ; 4 (VV hr O27 Vee, a? ;: ' (wf ene i Domb 71 rT ye SOD JIL [VIVA OWN DP? HVE hg fs (L- BO? 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