Thomas Dale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Chester, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1975 volume:

The 1975 Reflector staff wishes to dedicate this book to Mrs. Joyce Fitzgerald, our sponsor. Her _ accomplishments in the past two years can be recognized in the improvements in the Reflector. Through her guidance, the book's budget went out of the red for the first time in several years and deadlines were met on time in order to assure prompt delivery of this book. Although the yearbook was incorporated into a Journalism Il class, Mrs. Fitzgerald not only taught us about journalism, but helped us produce the yearbook as a team, rather than a class. We know the genuine interest and concern she has for the yearbook because she has given so much extra time and effort. Her hospitality during summer meet ings ‘and ata Christ a dinner all added to our gratitude. We hope this boo will indicate to the school the great improvements in the Reflector which are due in part to Mrs. Fitzgerald. We also hope that in future years Mrs.Fitzgerald’s dual talent with business and journalism will continue to be fully realized. Adriane McClenny, Editor | Tom Sasek, Co-Editor and the Reflector Staff. Volume 52 Vises ferns! Jes ALMA MATER All hail to our Alma Mater . : :_. Our praise to thee we sing | ee Oe ag i a Loyalty to the maroon and gray we = nee es From which we pledge to bring When our days have ended here And friends of old must part We'll always cherish Thomas Dale Deep within our hearts. NAVA OU M0119?7?7253 100Se Your Token Home Economics SciENCE Theatre Arcuitecture The player is at start, but in which direction does he proceed. He is new at this game, having never played it before. He may need assistance on his first move. He may have to retrace his steps to start anew, if he is not satisfied with his first approach at the game. If he seeks guidance, the counselor will try to approach the game from the contestant’s point of view and set forth a path of the most profitable consequence. The student has started the game. The end may lead to college or a job. The future, being at stake, may lead to a profession, to a way of life. Proceed to the next step with caution. Aaricutture JourNatism C ries Sports History . Brrring!! hat Huh? What’ s happenin’ Sue Oh yeah, the alarm Gee, | haven’ t been up this early in three months! Slowly but'surely, he lifts his leg from beneath his covers and “ “places it on the floor, then the other, ever so slowly. ‘Still om his back, he opens his eyes. “Ohhh!” Pulling himself - together he sits up, arms and legs. outstretched for a minute. ote better, a little, anyway.’ He rises from bed, again “arms outstreched as he reaches for the ceiling. ‘ Ahh, f Hes might make it.” Feeling a slightly bit excited, he begins to ready himself for school. “Eat! I'd better get something to eat.’’ Downstairs in the _ kitchen, he hits the light switch and walks over to ine he slams the door. ‘‘I’'m not hungry anyway.”’ He runs upstairs refrigerator. He opens the door and the chilled air rushes over his bare chest. Quite a relief from the usual hot summer day. After spying around inside the refrigerator, to his room. ‘‘What shall | wear today? Let's see, I can't dress too well, people might think I'ma hotdog. Let's see, where’re my Levis? Yeah, I'll wear my jeans, that'll be cool. | think I'll wear a nice shirt, Ahh, yes. ’ Clothes all laid out, he heads for the shower. He turns the dial to cool, and jumps in. ‘Ahh, yes, I'm gonna start today off right. ’ Refreshed now, he quickly dries and then brushes his teeth. Towel around his waist, he heads back to his room for his clothes. ‘'! wonder what time the bus comes? Let's see, last LE HIGH SCHOOL SE REFERRAL Date. (pupil) ( ) Arrived Tardy tine (+) was absent___days ce Homeroom (_) Truancy e followin . : § jisorder ( ) Out of Town Trip Mater lals wh ih ore throat ( ) Business Errand ; � pt. ( ) Help at Home ppt. ( ) Employment 28s {) vas verified by parents of doctor or by school nurse student (allowed only as exception) 9 rss, eae as . After nendations: 5 Coae: ENGL Jt 2 | arriving Permitted me os bit yo es at school, up Permitted emi TY, Pp. een ee pe g fs after an.in- take-up As Aye . credible slow ride, he finds his: name attached toa “never ending list of a. See = ee en ne ee —seniorswhohave been assigned to various home- - rooms. ‘‘Let’ssee,| wonder “who's my homeroom teacher? Here - it is, room 2. He makes a last or minute check on his clothes and hair © year it came at uh, oh, yeah, 8:20. Let's and then walks in. ‘Mr. Ed! Alright! see, it's 8:15 now, I'd betes get out there.’’ Poe) eee _ How's it going? Where’re you sitting me He quickly ties his last shoe lace of his tennis Ree ee eee : this year? Next to the heater? Figures!’ The shoes before racing downstairs. He grabs cae second bell rings and there is a mad rush to home- the dollar, notebook and pen while he races room. Beep! A friendly and familiar voice comes over out the door. Halfway down the porch steps _ the P.A. and welcomes all the students back and makes a he stops dead in his tracks. ‘‘Never fails!’ few. announcements! ‘‘Homeroom will be extended this ae Every year!”’ Back up the steps and in the Eee morning so that the students may complete the forms, ae door he walks. ‘Mom! Wake up, | missed Re, questionnaire and what have you. . . have a nice day! ’ Beep! the bus! All during the announcements Mr, Ed busily passes out the é forms to be filled out and is hit with the endless barrage of Bnorier insane questions and ad-libs. ‘Can | borrow a pencil, Mr. Ed?”’ = ‘| need one, too!”’ “And me.”’ Mr. Ed hands out the writing instruments. Signature {0 tree reneh a STE ee a ee ee a LR ES EN Ae IT Pe ne a OLS IS ae all whe faigel theirs, which seems:to be everybody. , Mr. Ed! ' a student yells, “These forms are all alike.”’ her student yells, “What i is this anyway, the FBI?”’ bia as are we going to class at all today?” te ites what is my ele Black?” me on the last one.” j Hey, Linda, how come Mr. Ed ran out the door with his hands over'his ears?”’ Mr. Ed, I've ny got s six sheets, | think you skipped Mr. Eddd come back! | need to ask you a question. “Mr. Ed! ‘Whew, is my wrist sore. | thought I’d never finish all those forms! At least the rest of the classes are only 35 - minutes long. ’ With his Dynamic Price Fighter notebook in one hand and with his Bic pen in the other, he strolls up to his first period class. ‘‘Man,”’ he thinks, ‘so that’s Miss Paulette. Boy, everybody sure says she’s mean, but she sure seems nice to me. Maybe she’s trying to snow us.’ Another form is being filled out when the the bell rings. “We'll finish it tomorrow,'' says Miss Paulette. He checks his schedule to locate his next class: ‘‘Mr. Smith, again? All right! ’ The tardy bell rings and everyone is ‘Wow, a strobe light. ‘Hey, Mrs. Sadler, who plotted the path of this planet? ’ Mrs. Sadler replies, ‘Don't worry, all of you get to do one too.’' ‘Uh! Oh!”’ Well, F=mt to you, too!” That sF=mvy, Steve ‘Oh, sorry.’ “‘Let’s see. Here it is, “A” lunch.”' He doesn’t bother putting his notebook and pen in his locker, pan ee mainly because he has forgotten his combination. Held ve Paes by along line he finishes his lunch just as the fourth: pa period bell rings. ‘‘Let’s see. Computer Math. He Bg finds the class but does not see the teacher.The = Die tardy bell rings and several minutes pass. i : Finally, what appears to be a student, walks - to the front of the room and takes a seat on the stool behind the overhead. “Oh, é Miss Hay, sorry | didn’ trecognize — he ; ae Forms are filled out first Betore Miss’ Bay intro- oie Mr. Euclid. ‘Let’ s see. Fifth | period, | have Mr. Ridout.” is He enters his Government _ class and takes a seat. everyone calls Irmo is? He hearing from my lower: While trucking down the sophomore hall to his sixth period class, he has a fender. bender with a lirtatious sophomorette. “Oh, why excuse me!’ As they parted it se _as though their e eyes never separated from. the crash since they watched each other walk awa oe ‘Let's see, Analytical. Math. What in the world is that? Oh, well, I'm sure Mr. Peck will tell me. | hear © he's awful nice.’’ He walks in and again takes a seat in the — back of the class. 'Hi Jan, | see we've got the same math _ class again. In walks Mr. Peck. The class silences tothe — point where one could hear a pin drop. Someone yells, “Hi, Mr. Peck, ’ to break the silence. “I sure have heard a lot about — i you.” Mr. Peck smiles and everyone resumes falking again. a Well, that wasn't such a bad day. seated. ‘Now children, get out a piece of paper, we're going to take a test.”’ ““What? “Aww, come on Mr. Smith.” “Just kidding,” replies Mr. Smith. “Hey, Mr. Smith, is it true the world is dome shaped? ‘Hey, Mr. Smith, when does the bell ring?” ‘‘When the period ends,”’ answers Mr. Smith. ““Gee, thanks! ’ Another form is filled out, but not without some rebuttal, of course. Third period, he finds himself in Mrs. Sadler's class. a 5 a a y 4 a ) oO 4 Teachers She strolls across the room With the end of her pen in mid-air, Of all the teachers I've had through the years She's the one with the air. Never bending, never cracking, Prim and proper — always the same. The only thing | can't remember Is my teacher's name. — Martha Agnew | ine ABSOLUTELY No VISITORS ALLOWED EXCEPT ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS PERSONS VISITING ON BUSINESS WILL REPORT TO THE OFFI cE Og Ie piabinmbinnssecss svsinsniinoanopanssnsniciette iors eS srennnesetnestsremnsceteeenenn annem Nena New Superintendent Works for Progress The faculty of Thomas Dale has set worthy goals for their educational processes. Experiences at school are designed to prepare one to become an intelligent contributor to society and hopefully to shape one’s character until he strives for excellence in all things. At the urging of Dr. Sullins, the new superintendent, all schools are seeking to more closely meet the needs of all students. Special education programs, vocational education facilities, and curricula for gifted students will all be expanded. The staff is interested in providing an improved instructional MR. J. WILSON CRUMP Principal program. B.S., William and Mary; M.S., University of Kansas | Cael BY ] . Z i} if ¢ ieececmeenmeneaen sane ai e : 4 a 5 : ‘ ; 2 4 B ‘ , 3 en AY A y rae | — | Avi i MR. LOUIS PIERCE MRS. DAISY P. REAMES Assistant Principal Assistant Principal B.A., University of Richmond;M.Ed., University of Virginia A.B., Madison, William and Mary; M.S.Ed., University of Richmond 12 Academics MRS. JUANITA HAMMOND Guidance Counselor B.S., Western Kentucky Univ.; M.A., Baylor University; M. of Rel. Ed., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary MRS. MARIAN REICHART Secretary MRS. LINDA BOOTH MRS. LAWANDA BELANGER MRS. LOIS KRAMB MRS. SHELBY PORTER Clerk Teacher's Aide a MRS. NANCY MARSHALL Guidance Counselor B.S., Winthrop College; M.S., Virginia State College an ittet be gh prrinsds ees iy) -_- � MRS. NANCY BROUGHTON Guidance Counselor A.B., William and Mary; M.Ed., V.C.U. MRS. IRIS MARSH Secretary Teacher's Aide Guidance Counselor B.A., Mary Washington College; M.Ed., V.C.U. Academics 13 New Courses Spark secon beat ied oot feo Interest in English Students have the opportunity to learn about the cultures of several countries in the offerings of the foreign language 7 aN wa : department. College bound students may MRS. MYRA CRUMP MR. ROBERT CRUMP MR. EUGENE CRAVEN sie . . English Lit., Humanities English English utilize their education to exempt oA reduce B.A., Westhampton College B.A., University of Richmond, B.A., Bridgewater College language requirements for their college V.C.U. degree. Co STRAIGHT OFFICE The English Department continues to operate under the semester course plan, with the exception of the year course for advanced placement. Four new courses are available for one’s elective: Literature of man’s beliefs, readings about man in his society, folklore and science fiction, and philosophy and literature. ts ae. f bd MR. JAMES EDMONSON MRS. GLORIA GERRITZ English English B.A., M.Ed., V.C.U. B.S., Kent State Univ. MRS. CRUMP ss MRS. JOYCE FITZGERALD MRS. ANN GRIMES MRS. JULIA HARWELL MISS VERA DUKE MRS. PATCH WALKER English English English English Drama 1 and 2 B.A., Emory and Henry College _B.A., Averett College, B.A., Randolph-Macon's B.A., Univ. of Richmond B.F.A., V.C.U. Longwood Woman's College; M.A., U.N.C. 14 Academics oh a eS MISS CAROLYN PAULETTE MRS. LOTTIE McNEER MRS. BARBARA WHEELER MR. JOHN ROTHERT MISS JANIS WILHELM English English English English English, Speech B.A., Westhampton College B.A., Berea College B.S., Longwood B.A., University of Maryland B.A., Longwood College MRS. MADELINE BROWN Librarian B.A., Madison MRS.YVONNE COLEMAN MRS. SARAH MIDDLETON MRS. THEODOSIA PALMER ii MRS. JOYCE SOTO MISS SUSAN EISTER Media Specialist B.S., Radford College; A.M.Ed., Media, Virginia State MR. HOWARD BLACKMON English, French Spanish German Spanish French B.S., Indiana University of Pa. B.A., Marshall University; M.A., B.A., Univ. of Missouri A.B., Union College; Scarrit B.S., Temple George Peabody College for College Teachers Tedious Typing Tires T.D. Typists 1 ad + na cee The business teachers provide a comprehensive business curriculum to prepare students for various jobs, and to MISS ELIZABETH WEBB MRS. JANE CHANDLER MRS. LORRAINE CONE JEN ASUS pnaea ope expose students to diversified aspects ofa g’a” Westhampton College BSS MEG,VCU. BS. V.CU. business career. College bound students can study subjects which will provide a basis for a degree in business. The social studies department stressed various skills such as interpretation of statistics in the courses this year. A few teachers worked on course outlines for two new courses which will join sociology as elective offerings next year. MRS. BAIN 4 = oa M7 ¢ MEE SWB ye a6 MISS SANDRA CUDDIHY MRS. EDITH GAY MRS. JANE KRAMEK MRS. JOYCE HARVEY MISS BETTY HUDGINS Data Processing, Accounting Typing Distributive Education Typing Office Services, Typing, COE B.S., V.C.U. B.S., Longwood B.S., Old Dominion Univ. B.S., Longwood Coordinator BIS AV.G-U: 16 Academics TAKE A RIDE ON THE ScHOOL MRS. WOLFF : re MRS. SUSAN BAIN MRS. WENONAH MAYO MR. PHILIP REDMAN MR. ROBERT SEATON MR. GENE BROWN General Business Office Typing 1, Shorthand and Industrial Cooperative Training —_ Industrial Work Experience U.S. History, U.S. Government Services Related M.Ed., V.S.C.; B.F.A., V.C.U. A.A., M.A., Mars Hill College B.A., M.A., M.Ed., Virginia B.S.,M.S., V.C.U. B.S., Bridgewater College State College | ie : e % ; . wee all MISS ELLEN CONYERS MR. DANIEL DOWNS MRS. JEANNETTE JAMES MR. TOM DAVIES Government U.S. History, U.S. Government World History, World U.S. History B.S., Longwood B.S., V.C.U. Geography B.S., Randolph-Macon College, B.S., Frostburg State College; V.GU: M.S., V.C.U. Academics Students Find Math and Science Challenging The Math Department enriches its courses by offering individual instruction. Basic skills of computer programming are taught in the computer math class. The Science department offers an array of interesting courses. In several courses the lack of sufficient high quality lab equipment frustrates the students. a, | MR. JESSE RIDOUT, JR. MRS. HEATHER SLOAN MRS. SARA WOLFF MR. SHEPPARD SMITH MRS. SHIRLEY WILKINS Government Government Government, History History, Sociology History B.S., V.C.U. B.S., V.C.U. B.A., U.N.C. BeSeVie.Us B.A., Longwood MISS LINDA HAY MR. WILLIAM MORTON MRS. ANNETTE CREWS Geometry, Computer Math Algebra 1 and 2 Math 9, Algebra 1 B.A., William and Mary B.A., U.V.A. B.A., Hampton Institute; M.Ed., ViS:G MRS. CREWS 18 Academics MISS STEVENSON MR. SMITH MISS DOROTHY STEVENSON MR. ERNEST PECK MR. CHARLES SCHAEFER MRS. ANNA FRAZIER MISS KATHLEEN FLYNN Geometry, Business and Algebra, Math Analysis, Algebra, Trigonometry Geometry, Algebra Biology, Advanced Science GoneumerMaih enleclos B.A., M.Ed., U. Va. B.S., University of Richmond B.S., Longwood; M.Ed., U.Va. B.S., V.S.C.; M.Ed., U. of B.S., V.P.1. Pittsburgh 4i Cua d Ag¢ t Au Gd] MR. ROBERT SEASE MRS. JOSIE LOVELADY MISS DOROTHY SPENCER MRS. JEAN SADLER MR. MICHAEL MORRIS Biology Biology, Advanced Science Biology Physics Chemistry B.S., Hampden-Sydney College B.A., Westhampton; M.Ed., B.S., Longwood B.S., Westhampton B.S., Randolph-Macon College ViSiG: Academics 19 Skill Demand Expands Trade Courses The classes of power mechanics, mechanical drawing, technical drafting, and printing have all grown in size recently. The teachers attribute some of the increased interest in their courses in recent years to their opportunity to explain the purpose of their classes in a sophomore assembly before schedules were finalized. The orchestra class has almost doubled in size, as the program of teaching stringed instruments to elementary students expands. As with the other electives, the band is experiencing an increase in class size and interest. MISS WINGATE MISS SUZANNE WINGATE MISS NANNETTE FISHER MISS PATRICIA HOLDREN Health, Phys. Ed. Health, Phys. Ed. Health, Phys. Ed. B.S., M.S., Madison B.S. Longwood B.S., Radford MR. ED KARPUS MR. WAYNE RASH MR. JACK WESTFALL MR. DICK CHEATHAM MR. ALEX HEGGIE Health, Phys. Ed. Health, Phys. Ed. Health, Phys. Ed. Industrial Arts 1-4 Printing B.S., Wake Forest B.S., V.P.I. B.S., Concord Coll. B.S., V.C.U.; M.Ed., V.S.C. B.S., N.C. State; M.S., V.S.C. 20 Academics MRS. BALDWIN MR. J. C. LAWSON MR. BOBBY STACY MR. ALBERT RIDE Mech. Drawing, Industrial Arts | Technical Drafting Power Mechanics B.S.E., Tenn. State; M.A., V.S.C. _B.S., U. of Richmond; M.Ed., V.C.U. William and Mary MRS. JUDY GREEN MRS. ELAINE BALDWIN Home Ec. Art 1, Humanities Madison A.B., William and Mary; (Mrs. Johnson's Sub.) M.A.H., V.C.U. MRS. BRUCE MRS. JANE ROOP MR. WILLIAM BUCK MRS. HARRIET BRUCE Art Band Chorus, Humanities A.B., Beaver College; V.C.U. B.M.Ed., M.M.Ed., East Carolina B. Music, Univ. of North Univ. Carolina MR. JAMES SCHIELE MRS. RUBY WILLIAMS MRS. SHIRLEY RAPALEE Orchestra Special Education Library Clerk B.M.Ed., V.C.U. B.S., M.S., V.C.U. CHESTERFIELD COUNTY LIBRARY Academics VIRGINIA so 21 22 Academics Academics 23 avou JANG THHIS3aD § 3NI183 ANd me - x 3 Hs = ”N = = 5 ro} ay O a ee School Amaze - I step into a maze Filled from wall to wall With doors, people, and posters Stereotyped as they all are. Each is the same in general From one to another. All with the same purpose in mind: Wanting and needing something — Different teams for different means, Each having little fish schools of its own, Some weird, some cold. . Your mind expands — In so many fields of life, Learning all the while Who and what you are. Finally, the end comes. You have finished, ‘But what? ’ you say and, ‘“Why?”’ — Rhonda Harper 26 27: iendship — Does It All End Here? Enthusiasm, Fr 4 irl Sp 28 Seniors 29 30 Seniors Work for 'B”’ Average for Exam Exemptions Seniors Look Rock, it’s either Tyra or the locker! Tommy Acree Samuel Adams Martha Agnew John Albert Tim Amos Clifford Bailey Wayne Banty Mike Barbour Robert Barfield Cathy Barham Darlene Barker Rudy Bartol Virginia Bear David Beck John Bernard Freda Berry Lois Berryman Pat Bishop Bert Boisseau Langford Bosher Wanda Bosher LaFrancia Bouldin William Bowman Shirley Boyd It feels great! September 3 and finally we become seniors. . . Sharon Bland Jimmy Walters 31 32 Seniors Seniors Strive for Most Spirit in Pep Rally Jeff Bradner Duane Brankly Ramona Bray Butch Breneman Sue Brinkerhoff Thomas Brock Iris Brown James Brown K. C. Brownie Kevin Bruce Ricky Bulifant REPORT CARO GO TO SUMMER SCHOOL Stan C. Burch Hope Burgess Bobby Burijon Jeff Burton Terri Burton Robin Buterbaugh Betty Butler Cindy Butler Susan Butler Cathy Byrd Kevin Parks Kevin Canada Margaret Carmine Gary Carter Linda Cash We have spirit, we have soul — meet the class of ‘‘75”’. . . 33 Government Students Attend Supervisor’s Meetings Pat Cash James Castleberry Debbie Castlebury Ted King Linda Castlelow Thomas Catron Audie Chaplin Pam Chauncey Phil Christmas Melany Clarke Gerald Cloninger Nancy Coats Lynnie Collie Mallory Comer Dottie Compton 34 Seniors Debbie Galusha and Dale East Colin Connelly Carl Cook Susan Cooper Patrica Cowles Mary Jane Cox Joey Crostic Richard Cunningham Regina Dance Rudy Daniels Crystal Davis Walter Davis Winston Davis Suddenly the apathetic, pessimistic sophomore class turnedinto. . . 35 36 Seniors College Boards Terrify College-Bound Seniors Joe Delmonaco John Dobrick Theresa Dougherty Mike Driver Pat Driver Mary Dubus Dale East ey it Kenny Hughes barefoots at Chesdin. Mike Wilder Donna Edwards Kenny Edwards Alan Ehly Nina Elliot Walter Eubank Randy Faison Patrice Filippi Laurinda Finn Kim Fisher Scott Flaherty Steven Fleming Debbie Fowlkes Lloyd Fox . . .an optimistic, enthusiastic senior class. . . 38 Seniors Abbreviated Schedule Helps Seniors Secure Jobs Wayne Francis Debbie Friendline Debbie Galusha Graham Garcia Greg Garcia Bill Garnett Joy Garrison Rosa Gaskill Cindy Gay Debbie Goyne Susan Griffith Jay Griscom Debbie Groome Barbara Gunn f SS . Skeet West, Woodrow Ragsdale Marcia Gunn Greg Gwaltney Vickie Hailey Laura Halder Vernon Hankins Keith Harper Florence Harrison Katrina Harrison Jimmy Hart Dinah Hawk Ann Hayes This year belongs to us. We can make it what it is — GREAT! Deborah Hayes 39 Vicky Hayes Brian Hazzard Karl Heilman Wayne Helm Kurt Helsing Claudia Hilliard Margaret Hoffert Stanley Holmes David Hotz Michael Hubard George Parker waits by girls’ restroom. 40 Seniors 18 Year Olds Exercise Their Ability to Vote Gayle Huff Kenneth Hughes Richard Hughes Marvin Hynst Tony Inscoe Fran Jenkins Debby Jessup David Jeter Kris Jimison It means something different to each of us. . . 41 42 Seniors Deborah Johns Britt Johnson Harlan Jones Jim Keen 7 Amy Joles Teresa Jones Rhonda Kemitz Becky Kendall Darrel Jones Gussie Koriath End-of-the-year Jobs Become Competitive Michael Larkin Brad Leavitt Robin Lee Vickie Lockhart Sandra Logan Betsy Lord Jeff Loss Kay Love Kathy Lucas Joanie Lynch Tom Magee Greg Gwaltney catches the attention of Cathy Byrd! Everything begins slipping into the past, within our hearts. . . 43 44 Seniors Privileges Reduced for Seniors Beth Malpass Debbie Marks Chris McHale Barbara McLean Gayle McPherson Cindy Michalik Indigestion, Henry Jefferson? Debbie Mims Debra Minetree Donna Minetree Monta Moody Susan Moon Diane Moore David Moore Leanne Moore Kevin Moran Wayne Motley Elaine Mull Betsy Murphy . . . and within our minds, slipping towards that one night — June 12,1975. . . 45 Advanced Courses Arouse Senior Intellect Tina Nichols Debbie Nicholson Teresa Norwood Warren Nuckols Darrell Nutter Kevin Nye Sandra Nye Peggy O'Brien Diana Ohtersen Steve Olivier Theresa Doughtery Roberta Orfield Clay Owens 46 Seniors Marion Ozmar oth Jimmy Erb Dana Penney Steve Pennington JoAnn Perez Marybeth Phillips Brian Pollack Kim Powell Brenda Presley Life stretches ahead of us — waiting for no one. 47 Wanda Smith tries a new seat. Liz Raymond Robin Redmond Brenda Reynolds Linda Rhoter Steve Rinehart Mike Rivers Carol Roberson Joyce Roberts Linda Robertson Ellen Robinson Mike Robinson Pam Robinson 48 Seniors Records Made Available to 18 Year Olds Lloyd Rogers Ruth Rogers Sue Russell Steve Sadler Diane Sahlin Debbie Sams Tom Sasek — Billy Sasser Shirlen Schore Daily congestion in the intersection. The joys of high school are replaced by the trials and tribulations of life. . . 49 50 Seniors Brad Schreffler Debbie Scruggs Kenneth Shanks Steve Shelton Susan Shepard Elbert Sholar Howard Sherman Brian Short Kathy Shumaker Phyllis Shumaker Ruth Shumaker Crystal Simpson Futile Attempts Made to Ward Off Senioritis Debbie Simpson Leonard Simpson Jo Singleton Sarah Skaggs Robert Slaughter Janice Smith Wayne Motley Joan Smith Wanda Smith Jennifer Snead Carol Snowden Kyle Sonnenberg All of us will have some very special memories — some good, some bad — of our very important senior year... 5) Seniors Survive the Red Tape of College Applications Tyra Tucker and Jo Singleton Cary Spain Carol Spohn Tim Stanton Mike Stewart Kathy Stover LeeAnn Stringfield Nelson Strother Gale Sydnor 52 Seniors Marilee Tait Rob Tankard Richard Cunningham, Melinda Goodloe Kevin Taunton David Taylor Terri Taylor Beverly Thomas Dave Thomas Kitty Thomason “ Mike Thompson Teresa Tickle Mark Togna Crystal Traylor 1975 seniors remember twelve long years of school — memories of unbelievable teachers, of trusting friends and detestable exams. 53 54 Seniors Tyra Tucker Amanda Turner Kris Jimison Lois Turner Sharon Turner Ricky Uber Elizabeth Uhrig Janet Updyke Roger Van Eppes Shirley Vernon ; Jay Virtue Ralph Walker David Walls Donna Walters Jim Walters College and Careers Face Seniors Wanda Wamsley Lavinia Washington Chris Waters Jan Weber Kent Weidlich Billy Weker Cathy Wells Leslie Wells Sharon Wells Wesley Wells When graduation finally arrives, each discovers that. . . Rock Warriner Vicki Weeks Kathy Wells Emily West Sis) 56 Seniors Senior girls chat before classes in senior hall. Russell West Beth Wheeler David Wheeler Ronnie Wheeler Mike Wilkinson Rodney Wilson Ann Wolfe Colleen Wood Underclassmen Step Back in Lunch Line for Hungry Seniors Susan Wood Sharon Woods Perry Woolridge Ronald Wright Earl Yancey Bev Young Shirley Young Richard Zavertnik ZEWIOR WEEK COLLECT Debbie Castlebury, Miss Chesterfield sis SS is isd . . . the trials and tribulations experienced were worth all the effort and pain. 58 7 - Girls Softball 3; ce 4 (secretary 4). © Art Club 2;3,-4; FHA 2,3; Ay _ FHA 2; FBLA 2. SAMUEL JACOB ADAMS JV Football 3; German Club 3; Cross Country 4; Chorus 4; Industrial Art Club 4 (secretary 4); Christmas Show 4. MARTHA ELIZABETH AGNEW Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4; French Club 3, 4; Ecology Club 4; Chorus 3, 4; Christmas Show 3, 4; Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; All-Regional Chorus 3; French Honor Society 4. JOHN DOUGLAS ALBERT Transferred 2; German Club 3, 4 (vice-president 4); Hi-Y 3; Reflector Staff 3; Prom Committee 3. TIMOTHY JAY AMOS Band 2; Baseball 2 (manager); Lighting Club 3; JV Football 3; Thespian Society 4; Chess Club 4. | FRANCIS OLIVER A DECA 4. Cee CATHERINE IRINEB Council 3; ie cue ect DAVID RANDOLPH BECK Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 (letter City 4; Varsity Club 4 JEAN LOUISE BENSON FREDA Vi BERRY LOIS ANNE BERRYMAN WANDA LEE BOSHER WILLIAM PHILLIP. BOYCE FTA 273 (president)3). SHIRLEY ANNE BOYD HENRY DUANE BRANKLEY’ Chess Club 3, 4; Industrial Arts 4; Assis Staff 4; Senior Council’4;Fenting 4.. DONALD DEWITT BRENEMAN JR. JV Football 1, 2; Hi-Y 1, 3, 4; French Club 1; Key Club 2; ” Sophomore Council (president); Junior Council (vice- president); Senior Council (president); Varsity Football 3, 4 (letter 3, 4); Varsity Club 4. SUE ANN BRINKERHOFF French Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4 (letter 2, 3, 4); Keyettes 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. THOMAS FRANKLIN BROCK Freshman Council 1; Career Club 1; All-County Band 1; French Club 2, 3, 4 (vice-president 4); Sophomore Council; SCA 3; Oklahoma 2; Man Who Came to Dinner 3; Oliver 3; Senior Council; Thespian Society 4. KAREN COX BROWNIE Transferred 3. RICHARD ALLEN BULIFANT Art Club 2, 3, 4 (vice-president 3). BOBBY BURIJON French Club 1, 2; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4 (letter 3, 4); National Honor Society 3, 4. BETTY JUNE BUTLER Latin Club 2; SCA 2; Junior Council; All-Regional Chorus 3, 4; Who's Who in American High Schools 3. CYNTHIA LEIGH BUTLER All-Regional Chorus 1, 3, 4; Girls Athletic Association 1; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Christmas Show 3, 4; Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4 (chaplain); Senior Pageant 4. JEFFREY MARK BURTON Tennis Team 2, 3, 4 (letter 2, 3, 4); Key Club 3, 4 (president 4); Varsity Club 3, 4. TERRI LEE BURTON Art Club 2. c ee. Jr. Tri- Hi. YZ rnd istics 1 Girls Tennis seam 2, 3 JV Cheerleader 1, Council (vice- presid + Fr RICKY LLOYD CATLIN THOMAS F. CATRON Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 (president 1); Varsity Club 3, 4 (president 4); SCA 3, Junior Council (treasurer); Sophomore Council; Prom Committee 3; JV Football 1; Varsity . Football 2, 3, 4 (letter 3, 4); Baseball 2, 3, A (letter 2, 3, 4); Reflector 4; Who's Who in American High Schools 3; JV Basketball iy 2; Quill and Scroll 4; nrrgenteal Basketball 3, 4. ¢ RICHARD CLYDE CHARVAT DECA 3, 4 (president 4): PAMELA GAYLE CHAUNCEY Chorus 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4; Christmas Shows 2,3,4; Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Richmond Youth Symphony Chorus 4; All- a Chorus 3, 4. PHILIP RALPH CHRISTMAS Industrial Arts Club 2; Hi-Y 2, 3. sesh , iy Cheatleader 2; Keyettes 3, 4 (treasurer 4); Ecology Club 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4. KENOWENEDWARDS. Track 1; Chess Club 3, 4; Intramural erkathall Gra: -9ALAN CURTIS EHLY.. 2° _ Graphic Arts Club 3,4 resident). “NINA MAE ELLIOTT - _ FHA Club 4; Art Club NANCY LEE COATS Transferred 2; French Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Ecology Club 4; French Honor Society 4. COLIN CHARLES CONNELLY Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Chess Club (president 3, vice-president 4); Chess Team 3, 4; Freshman Council. SUSAN CAROL COOPER DECA 2, 3 (treasurer 3). PATRICIA LYNNE COWLES Art Club 2, 4 (president 4); Christmas Shows 3, 4; Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4. MARYgJANE COX , 3, 4; Contestant in Miss 1D 2; JV TIMOTHY SAYLOR EARL Transferred 2; VICA 4. RENAY BRENDA EARLEY FHA 2, 3, 4 (historian 3). DALE ALLEN EAST DECA 2, 3; Christmas Show 2, 4; Chorus 2, 4; Nv Football 2 (captain 2); Varsity Football 3, 4 (letter 3, A)joers All-Metro 4; District 3, 4; Regional 4; All-State 4; All Tri- City 4; Varsity Club 4; Christmas Pageant 4. Ye 4 MICHEAL STEPHEN EVANKO VICA 4. WALLACE RANDAL FAISON Chess Club 2. PATRICE SEVILLA FILIPPI Transferred 2; Pep Club 2; FHA 2; Softball 2 (letter 2); Varsity Club 4. GRACE KIMBERLY FISHER Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 (secretary 3); Chorus 2, 3, 4; Christmas Shows 2, 3, 4; Oklahoma 2; Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Variety Show 3; Ecology Club 4; Math and Science Center Honors Seminar 4; Richm@ind Symphony Youth Chorus . Statestri rchestra. ae i ” $cOTT LLOYD! 4 CHARLES maps DEBRA JEAN GROOME Library Club 3, 4 {Presicent 3, 4); Band 4; The Man Who = Came to Dinner 3. GRANVILLE GREGORY GWALTNEY IR, Freshman Council 1; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4 (letter 2, 3, 4); Indoor Track 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Assistant Reflector Staff 4; Senior Pageant. VICKIE DIANNE HAILEY DECA 4, _ LAURA COFER HALDER JV Girls Basketball 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Gymnastics 1; Tri- Hi-Y 1, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Girls Softball 3 (letter 3); : «Quill and Scroll 4 ‘ ‘dy tapes “VERNON DALE HANKINS - we _ Chorus 2,3, 4; Christmas Shows 2, 3, 4; ‘Oklahoma he liver 3; Fiddler o on the Roof 4; The Man Who Came to - Dinne’ |-Regional ce 3; pulgsneijone) Thespian KAREN LEIGH HE ciaubh ag Transferred 3 Club 4. FLORENCE ANNE HARRISON Freshman Class (secretary); Pep Club 1; Christmas Show 3, 4; Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Senior Christmas Pageant. KATRINA JANE HARRISON Pep Club 2; JV Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Senior Christmas Pageant; Oliver 2. JAMES RICHARD HART JR. Pep Club 3; Key Club 4. LYLE ELLIOTT HATCHER VICA 3, 4 (secretary 4); Junior Achievement 4. ence HAYES 2 Transferred 4; ‘German Club Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Mee president 2); Spanish Club 3, 4 (vice- president '3); Christmas Show 3,4; Chorus 3, 4; Keyettes _ 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Richmond Symphony Youth Chorus 4; Senior Christmas Pageant 4; Charlie's Aunt 4; Reflector Staff 3, 4. KENNETH JAMES HUGHES RICHARD LEE HUGHES MARYAH NONA HYLTON Ecology Club 1 (secretary). MARVIN OWEN HYNST Football 2. ANTHONY DICKENS INSCOE Teatishesjoce “p i tite: FRANCIS LY NNUJENKINS a Ee ee wre pee Club 3, 4; ‘ Keyettes 4 ‘SCA 4;Pep � KRISTY ANN JIMISON Transferred 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chris Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Spanish (secretary); Keyettes 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Youth Symphony Chorus 4; All- Regional Che Reflector Staff 4; Charlie's Aunt 4. q ; HAYDEN (BRITT) JOHNSON if JV Football 1, 2; Track 1; SCA 1; Wrestli 92, 3, 4 (letter 2, 3, 4); Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 (letter 3, 4); Key Club 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 3. — toes A AMY SUZZANNE JOLES Freshman Council 1; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Squire Staff 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4 (vice-president 4); Quill and Scroll 3, 4; COE 4 (ptesident'4). EAL WAL ER LARKIN hited Track 1, all 1, 2, SANDRA MARIE LOGAN! Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4. ELIZABETH MORGAN LORD FHA 2, 3 (treasurer). JEFFREY JOHN LOSS Transferred 3; Chess Club 3; Karate Club 4 (president). WINONA KAY LOVE Art Club 2. KATHLEEN JOAN LUCAS — ‘ French Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2 (treasurer); Pep Club 3; sabes Club 3; Junior Council 3; Prom Committee 3. ; BARBARA LEE McCOY Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Gymnastics Club 1; Pep Club 1. BILLY RAY MCGREGOR Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 (letter 4); Baseball 2; Marshall Arts Club 4; Boys Varsity Club 4. “BARBARA ANN McLEAN Transferred 2; FHA 3; COE 4. 60 THOMAS ALLEN MAGEE Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 4 (treasurer). SARA ELIZABETH MALPASS Tri-Hi-Y 2; Christmas Show 4. ANNIE M. MANN SCA 2; Pep Club 2; Karate Club 4. DEBORAH EARLENE MARKS French Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Keyettes 4. MARVIN ELVIS MAYFIELD SCOTT ALLEN MILLER Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4 (letter 1, 2, 3, 4); Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4 (letter 3, 4). DEBORAH ANN MIMS Pep Club 3; Colorguard 3, 4 (secretary 4); Keyettes 4; FHA 4; SAE 4. DEBRA KAY MINETREE Keyettes 3. MONTA LORRAINE MOODY French Club 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Prom Committee 3; Squire 4 (editor). DIANE LYNN MOORE FHA 3. VIRGINIA LEANNE MOORE Art Club 3; Variety Club 3; COE 4. EVERETT WAYNE MOTLEY French Club 2; Hi-Y 2; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4 (treasurer); Varsity Club 3, 4; Christmas Shows 2, 3; Oklahoma 2; Oliver 3. MARGARET ELAINE MULL DECA 2. VIRGINIA RENEE NICHOLS Tri-Hi-Y 2; Pep Club 2; Chorus 2, 3 (librarian 3). DEBORAH KAYE NICHOLSON FHA 2; FBLA 2, 4 (historian 4). WARREN TYRUSS NUCKOLS Band 2, 3; 4 (business manager 4); Lighting Crew 3; Marshall Arts Club 4. PEGGY L. O'BRIEN Transferred 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Ecology Club 2. DIANA THERESA OHTERSEN Transferred 3. STEVEN ROYCER OLIVIER Hi-Y 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Youth Freedom Leadership Seminar 4; National Merit Scholarship Program Semifinalist 4; French Honor Society 4. CLAY W. OWENS Hi-Y 4; Senior Council; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Senior Pageant. WILLIAM KEVIN PARKS JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4 {historian 4); Reflector Staff 4. DWIGHT WAYNE PARNELL DECA 2, 3, 4. VERNIE LEE PARNELL DECA 2, 3, 4. RICKY LYNN PEGRAM JV Football 2, 3. DANA LYNN PENNEY Transferred 4; FBLA 4; Pep Club 4. STEPHEN LOWELL PENNINGTON Band 2, 3, 4 (letter 2, 3, 4). JOANN PEREZ Art Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 3, 4 (president 4); Pep Club 1; Spanish Honor Society 2; Ecology Club 3, 4; Band 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 (secretary 4); Keyettes 4 (secretary 4). MARY BETH PHILLIPS Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 3, 4 (letter 1, 3, 4); Tennis 2 (letter 2); Reflector Staff 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 (treasurer 4); Girls Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (vice-president 4); Tri-Hi-Y 1; Keyettes 3, 4; Muckraker 4; National Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4. BRAIN DAVID POLLACK Transferred 2; Cross Country 2, 3 (letter 3); Indoor Track 2,3; Track 2, 3 (letter 2, 3). KIMBERLY DIANNE POWELL Lighting Club 3. RANDY LEE PURDY Transferred 3; Man Who Came to Dinner 3; Oliver 3; Drama Club 3; Thespian Society 3, 4. DORETHA ANN REGSDALE ROBIN ELIZABETH REDMOND FHA 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Christmas Shows 2, 3, 4; Oklahoma 2; Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; FBLA 3 (secretary). BRENDA CAROL REYNOLDS Spanish Club 2; Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; DECA 3 (reporter); Quill and Scroll 4; Muckraker Staff 4. MICHAEL WAYNE RIVERS JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3; Knights Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; SCA 3, 4; Ecology Club 4; Squire Staff 4. ROGER DALE RIPPY CAROL ANN ROBERSON Transferred 4; National Honor Society 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Varsity Club 4; Girls Basketball 4 (letter 4). JOYCE FAYE ROBERTS LINDA CAROL ROBERTSON GAA 1. MICHAEL EDWARD ROBINSON PAMELA MARIE ROBINSON Transferred 4; Keyettes 4; Senior Pageant. LLOYD WALTER RODGER Forensic Tournament 2 (1st Place); 2nd Place District Meet 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4 (historian 3); The Man Who Came to Dinner 3; Charley’ 's Aunt 4. CINDY A. ROTHMAN Chorus 2, 3; Christmas Shows 2, 3; Oklahoma 2; Oliver 3; FHA 3 (historian); FTA 3. DELBERT RAY RUNNER II JV Football 2; Drama Club 2, 3; Lighting Club 2, 3; Christmas Shows 2, 3, 4; Oklahoma 2; Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. PAMELA SUE RUSSELL FTA 2, 3 (president 3); Colorguard 4; Art Club 4; SAE 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. STEVEN VAN SADLER DIANE AGNES SAHLIN Girls Basketball 2, 3 (letter 2, 3); Girls Softball 2 (letter 2); Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Girls Varsity Club 3, 4; Squire Staff 4; Oliver 3; Gymnastics Club. DEBORAH LYNN SAMS FHA 2; Keyettes 4. THOMAS WILLIAM SASEK Reflector Staff 3, 4 (co-editor 4); Math and Science Center; Quill and Scroll 4 (president); National Honor Society 4; Who's Who in American High Schools 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation; French Honor Society. - reporter 2, Vice-president 4); Pep Club 1; Gympcstic BILLY JOE SASSER German Club 2, 3. SHIRLEN SYBIL SCHORRE Gymnastic Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2 (secretary 2); German Club 3; Junior Council; Prom Committee 3. BRAD SCHREFFLER Spanish Club 1, 2; Gymnastics Club 1; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; Lighting Crew 2; Varsity Club 3, 4. STEPHEN LEE SHELTON Key Club 2, 3; Mess America Contestant 2. SUSAN ELAINE SHEPARD Transferred 3. ELBERT FRANK SHOLAR Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (president 4); All-Regional Band 1, 2; Christmas Shows 2, 4; Oliver 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner 3; Oklahoma 2; Charley's Aunt 4; Drama Club 3 (treasurer 3); International Thespian Society 3, 4 (president 4); Track 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Honor Society 4. KATHERINE MICHELLE SHUMAKER Art Club 4; Charley's Aunt 4; Christmas Show 4; Chorus 4; Fiddler on the Roof 4. RUTH ANN SHUMAKER CRYSTAL JUNE SIMPSON Arts Club 3; Ecology Club 4. DEBORA DARLENE SIMPSON FHA 3, 4 (vice-president 3, sos 4); Christmas Show a Keyettes 4; MARVIN LEO SIMPSON JR. German Club 2; Chess Club 3, 4 (secretary 3, president 4); Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Chess Team 3, 4. — SARAH JO SKAGGS — _ Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 (Eastern District vice-presi Hi-Y Sweethead 2; TD Contestant 2; Wass TD 3; 2; Varsity Club Swecthear! 3; SCA Cheerleader 3, 4; Senior Council; MGA 4 Reflector Staff 4; ‘Ecology Club 4; Junior Co Oklahoma 2; Delegate to Va. Girls’ State. ROBERT SLAUGHTER German Club 1, 2, 3. JANICE LYNN SMITH Tri-Hi-Y 2; Squire Staff 3; COE 4. JOAN CAROLE SMITH Latin Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Christmas Pageant 4. WANDA SUE SMITH - Gymnastics Club 1; Red Cross 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Pep Club 2, 3 (treasurer 3); JV Cheerleader 2; Sophomore Council 2; Junior Council; Prom Committee 3; SCA 3, 4 (reporter 4); Honorary Band Member 2; Keyettes 3, 4 (chaplain 4); Senior Council; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Fencing Club 4; Squire Staff 4. CAROL LEE SNOWDEN Gymnastics 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3 (vice-president 3); Tri-Hi- Y 1; Freshman Council; Girls Softball 2, 4; Keyettes 3 (chaplain); Spanish Club 3; Chorus 3; Christmas Show 1; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4; SCA 4; Oliver 3. KYLE RUSSELL SONNENBERG French Club 1, 2, 3; Debate Team 2; SCA 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Council; Interclub Council 2; Junior Council; Virginia SCA 3 (VSLA Regional Rep.); Ecology Club 3, 4 (treasurer 4); National Honor Society 3, 4; Review Board 4 (1974 Governor's School for the Gifted); Muckraker Staff 4; Key Club 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Youth | Correspondent for The Richmond News Leader 4; 1975 — US Senate Youth Program 4. CAROL ANN SPOHN Pep Club 1, 3; Gymnastics 1; Freshman Council; Spanish Club 1, 3; Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Miss TD Contestant 2; Prom Committee 3; Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Christmas Shows 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. TIMOTHY LAYNE STANTON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 (historian 2); Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Christmas Shows 2, 3, 4; Oklahoma 2; Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Charley's Aunt 4; The Man Who Came to Dinner 3; Squire Staff 3, 4; All-Regional Chorus 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4 (treasurer 3). KENNETH WESLEY STEWART MICHAEL SISK STEWART Wrestling 2, 3, 4 (letter 2, 3, 4); Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. PAUL WESLEY STRAWSER Transferred 3. NELSON BERNARD STROTHER French Club 1; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3 (vice-president 3); Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; All-Regional Band 3; Brass Ensemble 3, 4; Oklahoma 2; Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Chess Club 3; Key Club 4; Ecology Club 3, 4 (vice-president 4); National Honor Society 3, 4; 1974 Va. Governor's School for the Gifted; Quill and Scroll 4 (treasurer 4); Reflector Staff 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4. KEVIN ELLIOTT TAUNTON Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4 (letter 2, 3, 4); Pep Club 1; Art Club ‘1; Key Club 2, 3; JV Football 2; French 2; Varsity Club 3, 4. DAVID LEE TAYLOR ey Club 2, 3, 4 (secretary 3); JV Basketball 2; Golf eam 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. TERRI LEIGH TAYLOR FHA 3. BEVERLY ANN THOMAS atin Club 3; Christmas Pageant 4. Basketball 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, tter 2, 3, 4); Key Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3; ional Honor Society 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Squire 4. 'Y SUE THOMASON FHA 2, 3, 4 (treasurer 2, secretary 3, vice-president 4); Christmas Show 3; Oliver 3. TERESA K. TICKLE Pep Club 2; FHA 2 (secretary); French Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4 (scribe 3, vice- president 4); The Man Who Came to Dinner 3; Death of the Hired Man 3; Oliver 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Charley's Aunt 4; Ecology Club 4; French Honor Society. MARK DEWEY TOGNA JV Football 1, 2; Sophomore Council; Varsity Football 3, 4 (letter 4); Hi-Y 1, 4; Athletic Club 1 (president); Ecology Club 4; Squire Staff 4. CRYSTAL ANNE TRAYLOR TRYA GAIL. TUCKER Student Council 1; Junior Council. AMANDA LEE TURNER Senior Christmas Pageant 4. ROBERTA LOIS TURNER DECA 2; Pep Club 4; Christmas Show 4. SHARON PAGE TURNER Art Club 2, 3. RICHARD ALAN UBER Transferred 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4 (letter 3, 4). ELIZABETH LOUISE UHRIG French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (historian 3, president 4); Tri-Hi-Y 2; Christmas Show 3; Oliver 3; Christmas Pageant 4; French Honor Society 4. JANET FAYE UPDYKE Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 (president 2, 4); Pep Club 1, 2; SCA 1, 3; Christmas Show 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Thespian Society 3, 4 (scribe 4); Ecology Club 4; Oliver 3; Oklahoma 2; Fiddler on the Roof 4; State Hi-Y Council (chaplain); Model General Assembly 2, 4 (page 2, senator 4); Richmond Symphony Youth Chorus 4. ROGER JAMES VAN EPPS Transferred 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4 (letter 2, 3, medal 2, 3, 4); All-Regional Concert Band 3; Hi-Y 4; Muckraker 4; Quill and Scroll 4. SHIRLEY LYNN VERNON Band 1; National Honor Society 3, 4. JAY GRANT VIRTUE French Club 1 (president 1); Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 (letter 2, 3, 4); Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 (Brotherhood Award 2, president 3, treasurer 4); SCA 3, 4; County SCA (vice-president 4); National Honor Society 4 (president); Varsity Club 3, 4; Who's Who in America High Schools. RALPH LUCIOUS WALKER DAVID N. WALLS Track 2, 3. EVERETT CLAY WALTON JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3; Track 2, 3; Art Club 2; Chess Club 3. WANDA LOUISE WAMSLEY Transferred 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Colorguard 4; Keyettes 4. CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL WATERS Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 (vice-president 2, secretary 4); Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 (letter 1, 2, 3, 4); Wrestling — 1st District 1, 2; Ist Region 2, 3, and District 3; 2nd Region 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 (secretary 3); SCA 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Ecology Club 4; French Honor Society 4. DONNA KAY WALTERS “Tri-Hi-Y 2; Band 3, 4 (letter 3); Colorguard 3 (letter). JAMES GREY WALTERS JV Football 2. ae WILLIAM CHARLTON WARNER Christmas Show 2; Oklahoma 2; Prom Committee 3; Oliver 3. GEORJAN iINGRID WEBER Art Club 1 (treasurer); Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1; VCU Math Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 (honorable mention 1, 3rd place 2); Tri-Hi-Y 2; Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Colorguard 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Ecology Club 4. VICK] LYNN WEEKS JV Cheerleader 2; Girls Softball 2, 3, 4 (letter 2, 3, 4); Miss TD Contestant 2, 3; Girls Varsity Club 3, 4 (president 4); Girls Basketball 3, 4; SCA 1; Pep Club 1; GAA 1; Junior Council 3. KENT THOMAS WEIDLICH Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 (treasurer 4); Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 (letter 2, 3, 4); Football — All-District, Tri-City, Metro, Regional 3, 4; Best Defensive Lineman 3; Varsity Basketball 3; Track 2, 3, 4 (letter 3, 4); Mess America Contest 3. CATHY FAYE WELLS Christmas Show 1, 3, 4; Lighting Crew; Oliver 3. KATHY ELIZABETH WELLS Chorus 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Art Club 4; Christmas Shows 3, 4A. LESLIE DAWN WELLS Pep Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 (president 3); German Club 2,3, 4 (secretary 3, president 4); Reflector Staff 3; Model General Assembly for YMCA 3; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society (vice-president 4); Squire Staff 4; Who's Who in American High School Students 4. SHARON LYNNE WELLS SCA Representative 3; Colorguard 3. WESLEY BENNETT WELLS JV Basketball 1, 2 (letter 1); Varsity Basketball 3; JV Football 1, 2; Track 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 letter, medal 1, 2, 3, 4); Christmas Shows 1, 2, 3, 4; Geology Club 1. EMILY DIANE WEST SCA 1, 2; FBLA 2, 3 (historian 3); Varsity Club 4. RUSSELL PHILIP WEST JR. JV Basketball 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Track 1, 2; Oklahoma 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4 (letter 3, 4); Christmas Show 4; Varsity Club 4. DAVID MICHAEL WHEELER Lighting Club 2, 3; ICT, VICA 3, 4. ELIZABETH SUE WHEELER Ecology Club 2, 3, 4 (secretary 4); French 1, 3; Keyettes 4; Art Club 1. CLYDIA BESS WHITE (SPUTIE) German Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4 (3-star thespian 4); Miss TD 2nd runner up 3. WILLIAM JAMES WICKER Industrial Arts Club 2. BARRY CRAIG WIEGRATZ DEBRA ANN WIGHT Transferred 3; Red Cross 3; Latin Club 3, 4 (treasurer 4); Band 3, 4 (letter 3, 4); Oliver 3; National Honor Society 4; Squire Staff 4; Richmond Youth Symphony 4; Fiddler on the Roof 4. MICHAEL QUINTIN WILDER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (letter 1, 2, 3); Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 (treasurer 2, 3); Varsity Club 3, 4; SCA (vice-president). RODNEY LAWRENCE WILSON Hi-Y 1, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4 (letter 4); National Honor Society 3, 4 (treasurer 4); Ecology Club 4. COLLEEN BEVERLY WOOD Spanish Club 1, 3, 4; Ecology Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (treasurer 3, president 4); National Honor Society 3, 4; Math and Science Center Honor 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 (historian 4). SHARON ANN WOODS Orchestra 2, 3, 4; State String Orchestra 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 (treasurer 4); Ecology Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Oliver 3. PERRY EUGENE WOOLRIDGE COE 4. RONALD CURTIS WRIGHT Track 1; Chess Club 4. EARL L. YANCEY JR. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 (letter 3, 4); Varsity Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3 (runner up); Track 3; Tri-Hi-Y Sweetheart 4; Quill and Scroll. SHIRLEY LOU YOUNG Powder Puff Football 3; Variety Show 3, 4; FBLA 4; COE 4. RICHARD OTIS ZAVERTNIK Transferred 3; Varsity Football 3, 4 (letter 3, 4). PHILLIP OTIS ZAVERTNIK 61 Spirit of 76 Dominates Juniors 62 Juniors Juniors 63 64 Mary Adams Donna Alexander Marty Allen Patty Allen Kevin Almond John Ammons Doug Anderson Mark Anderson Kathy Andrews Russell Andrews Theresa Andrews Dean Andrs Jowana Argabright Chet Arnold Ed Bagby Teresa Bailey Donna Barber Dalby Barnett Chris Barnhill Ed Barrell Theresa Bartol Robert Barton David Bausell C. P. Beasley Jim Bebber Jeannine Beddow Tammy Beetham Stephanie Bellflower Kathy Berger Ricky Bernard Rick Beville Lee Bicking Brian Bingman Ronald Bishop Carlton Blackburn Juniors College Preparatory Students Challenged by PSAT Pat Blackwell Mitzi Blair Bob Blevins Elaine Blotkamp Frankie Boisseau Keith Bosher Thomas Bowser Ellen Bradshaw Evelyn Branch Kim Braswell Mike Breneman Carroll Briggs Guenette Briggs Heidi Brigham Larry Brock Brian Brooks Malcolm Brooks Alda Brown Denise Brown Frances Brown Juniors 65 Juniors Ignore Energy Crisis — Drive to School Tammie Brown Carter Burkey Renee Buterbaugh Cindy Butler Chris Buyalos Eddie Buyalos Forest Carnes Jayne Carruthers Mildred Carter Becky Cash Betty Castlebury Glen Chalkley Billy Chase Buddy Childress Mark Christian Bill Clark Larry Clay Linda Clayton Patricia Coles Scott Collie ee Beth Robbins Melinda Goodloe, Susan Hogarth 66 Juniors Craig Collins Roger Comer Dorothy Comfort Wanda Compton Mike Conway Wanda Cooper Ellen Cosslett Roxie Crews Blake Crosby Mike Croxton Dale Curtis Carolyn Danford Mark Danford George Daniels Janice Davidson Terry Davidson Carole Dent Katrinka Devers Debbie Dixon Cheryl Dobson Robert Donati Debbie Donnell Tom Dougherty Donny Draper Debbie Driggers Juniors 67 68 Juniors Mike Dubus Robert Eggleston Kirk Elam Mary Ellers Wesley Ellington Eric Ellis Tina Engelhardt Randy Fails Stuart Farmer Tammy Farmer J. 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Fenessy Jim Ferrara Keith Fisher Ronnie Fisher Pam Fleming Bart Floyd Patti Floyd James Franklin George Gambill Danny Gammon Norman Geisselreht Alistair Gellatly Billy George Randy Gilliam James Gilliland Mark Goble Mike Goble Sharon Good Melinda Goodloe Ned Goodwin Juniors Break Tradition, Take New SRA Joe Gozzo Pam Grant Valerie Gray Barbara Gunn Scott Halder Becky Hall Donna Hall Kathy Ham Charles Hancock Craig Hartman John Harvey Kathy Hau Paige Hawkins Brian Helms Mindy Hirsch Mitzi Blair, Becky Scott LITO PAS — ae ae cael = SRV Juniors 69 70 Juniors Fred Holley John House Bob Hudson Donna Hudson Ricky Hudson Lynn Hulon Diana Hunt Joyce Irvin Tricia Jackson Andy Jamerson Teresa James Chip Janosik Donald Jellie Linda Jenkins Joan Jinkins Cynthia Johnson Diane Johnson David Jones Loreta Jones Martin Jones Sheila Jones Tommy Jones Cathy Jordan Earle Josey Kris Kamosky Patti Keller Cheryl King Teddy King Phyllis Kirby Marsha Kuykendall Love Royally Attends Court for Juniors Allison Patterson Linda Kvasnicka Dennis Lavinder Susan Lawless Karen Leck Jimmy Leonard Betty Lewis James Lewis Rhonda Love April Lovering Jon Lutterman Rose Lynch Dave Madden Rodger Maile Liz Markert Carolyn Markwood Mark Markwood Bobby Marshall David Martin Deborah Martin Ronnie Martin Mike Marx Mike Matthews Paul Mauger Sandy Mewhirter Mark Micklem Juniors 7) The class of ’76 will graduate and ‘‘come of age’”’ just in time to witness the 200th anniversary of this nation. They will long remember their nostalgic high school years at Thomas Dale. One hopes that they will ‘‘keep up the spirit’ throughout their lives. PAY RING x DE fosiT tae 72 Liz Market, Bernard Brown Janet Miles Carol Miller Harry Miller Doug Mills Gil Moore Belinda Morgan Gary Morrissett Eddie Myers Buddy McCants Adriane McClenny Joe McClure Barney McCoy Pat McCray Farron McDaniel Helen McWilliams Juniors Betsy Russ Girls Dominate Juniors Council Ken Napier Robert Newingham Donnie Newton Hugh Northcutt Mary Oliver David Olivier Lydia Parham Martha Park Amanda Parker Eric Parker Yolanda Parker Allen Paschall Allison Patterson Kevin Pennington Robin Peterson S Ricky Phelps Jack Pillow Danny Poole Jackie Pope Karen Popham John Porter Sonny Porter Debbie Poulsen Scott Pugh Karen Putney Leigh Randles Larry Richards Paula Rippy Ricky Rivers Beth Robbins Juniors 73 74 Juniors Louis Robinson Craig Robinson Cindy Romig Jim Rowe Robin Royster Betsy Russ Lynne Russell Scott Sadler Donna Sams Suzanne Sanders Gerald Satzer Becky Scott Kathy Scott Tracy Seaman Terry Shannon Dale Shively Harry Skeens New Privilege Decreases Clubs’ Membership Leigh Randles Van Smathers Alan Smith Larry Smith Linda Smith Mary Smith Matthew Smith Tommy Smith Earl Spradlin Stuart Stargardt Carol Starke Sandra Stephan Julie Stinnet Dreama Stoneman Sue Stroop John Styles Juniors 75 76 Juniors Wesley Sullivan Ronnie Swindell Joseph Sydnor Jeff Talley Jimmy Taylor John Taylor Barry Thombs Amber Thompson Ricky Thurston Ricky Tipton Charles Todd Frazier Toms Richard Topping Joseph Towns Tommy Tucker Debbie Turner Caroline Twilley Bobby Uhrig Vern Vaughn Tom Virtue Rita Wade Gary Walters Ernest Ward Mike Weaver Jo Weeks Juniors “‘Sting’’ Out Last Year’s Prom Robyn Weinberger Frankie Weiss Susan Welch Danny Wells Leonard Wells Foster West Tommy West Yolanda West Roberta White Mark Whitten Pam Wiegratz Chris Wilds Wayne Wilkerson Connie Williams Jenny Williams Larry Williams Mike Williamson Barry Willis Roberta Willis Terry Willis Tommy Willis Scott Wilson Sheryl Winston Ed Woodard Debbie Woods Rondy Wooldridge Kenny Wray Bonnie Yeatts Kathy Yerby Lori Zimmerman Juniors 77 nen oy IE hla nee ident es Over Sophomore Class as Pr 78. Sophomores Sophomores. 79. Marie Aaseng Paula Adams Mark Akin Baffled Sophs Rickie Alexander Search for Meer Classrooms Robbie Allen Robert Ament Abby Anderson Andy Anderson Mary Andrews William Ard Charles Armistead Susan Ashley Roger Avery David Babcock Judy Bailey Sharon Baker Howard Bales Curtis Ball Lydia Banks Susan Banty Kathy Barber Russ Barfield Sheila Barger Dave Barrett Marilyn Barrett Scott Beaudry Teresa Beazley Sharon Bebber 80 Sophomores Linda Bell Dan Benoit Hyde Benton Rebecca Beringer A fundless but eager, sophomore class added some spice to Thomas Dale. Unable to gain fund raising projects, the new class still added some fun and new flavor to T.D. New and cheerful faces crowded the halls with pleasant smiles. The sophomore class, sponsored by Mrs. Crews, refused to be denounced by upper classmen. Despite frowns from the seniors, the class of ’77 just kept on shining. President John Waters headed up the spunky class and foresees the class as one of the premier graduating classes from T.D. Jill Bernard Lisa Bernard Craig Bingman Russell Blackburn Brenda Blanton Vickie Blanton Frank Blaszak Theresa Bollon Bruce Bondurant Ruth Boothe Jeannette Bosher Larry Bosher Elvin Bottoms Andredoria Bouldin Jerry Bowen Jeff Boyer Haywood Branch Diane Brankley David Briggs Sharie Brockwell Elaine Brooks James Brooks Bobby Brown David Brown Louis Brown Jane Bruce Warner Burgess Wesley Burley Keith Burton Randy Burton Sophomores 81 Sensational Spirit Shown at Pep Rallies Robert Cade Ricky Caisse John Carnifax Leonard Carr Jimmy Carroll Vicky Carwile Terry Catlin Victoria Catlin Michelle Caudle Art Chambliss Jo Chandler Kevin Chaplin Virginia Cherry Johnie Chestnut Jacquelyn Clay Simon Clemo Diana Clouthier Sheryl Cobb William Cobb Phillip Cobbs JoAnn Colbert Garry Cole Reb Cole Robin Coles Vince Coles Michael Collie David Comfort Frances Condrey 82 Sophomores oR Hlométomiig Float HAS WON GO Dorothy Cook Rhonda Cook Mike Cooper Karen Copa Timothy Copeland Dennis Corrigan Carol Counts Caren Crist Brenda Crocker Robert Crowell Marjorie Croxton Clayton Cullum Clarence Curtis Vanessa Daniel Brenda Daugherty Ronald Daugherty Wanda Daugherty Valoree Doane Robert Donnell Laura Draper Ronald Dryden Susan Dubberly Joseph Dudley Mary Dunaway Ricky Dunfee James Eanes JoAnn Early Wanda East Douglas Edwards Mike Edwards Sophomores 83 Class of ‘ 77’’ Looks Forward to Senior Privileges Philip Edwards Karen Eichenlaub Robert Elam Teresa Eledge Terry Elko James Elliott Pamela Ellis Terry Emerson Heidi Enz Sherry Eubank Clare Evans Jere Evans Kimberly Evans Robert Farris Larry Feris David Ferguson Patsy Ferguson Sherry Ferguson Jane Ferrara William Fers Teresa Fine Lawrence Fleeman Charles Fletcher Wanda Flippin Martha Foerster Ernie Ford Anita Fortune Brian Foutz Ricky Francis Boe Freelord 84 Sophomores Loretta Frost Steve Garrett Daniel Gaskill Elizabeth Gates Wanda Gerald David Gouldin Deborah Gouldin Brian Gilbert Bill Gilliam Eddie Gilliam Kenneth Glidewell Jeannie Goble Jeanine Goodfellow Eugene Gorham Dan Goyne Keith Graham Kimberly Graves Micky Gravitte Kathy Gray Tina Green Cindy Guerrant Teresa Haga Nancy Hagler John Hall Wanda Halterman Mark Harris Richard Harris Wayne Harris Dana Hartman Debra Hartman James Hatcher Russell Hautsch Cheryl Hawk Pam Hayden Billy Heath Kathy Heckel Rhonda Hein Glenn Helm Debbie Helton Kelley Hepler Jerry Hicks Sharon Hiers Janet Hill Kathy Hilscher Mark Hinds Robin Hobeck Chuck Hoffert James Holmes Sophomores Ricky Holt Ronnie Holt Jerry Hopkins Teresa Houser Jody Houston Warren Hovermale Michele Hutchins Thelma Irvin Gary Irwin Chuck Jackson Marsha Jackson Shelia Jackson Ed Jenkins Shirley Jenkins Tonja Jester Annette Johnson Ester Johnson Horace Johnson Paula Johnson Barbara Jones Carty Jones Herb Jones Pete Jones Rodney Jones Suzanne Jo nes Wayne Jones Melanie Josey Terry Joyner Phillip Kabler Kathy Keavy 86 Sophomores Expanded Sophomore Class Causes Crushed Halls Sharon Keene Michelle Kelly Robert Kermnitz Clyde Kirby Debbie Kirby Amy Koriath Betty Kvasnicka Brenda Lawless Gregory Lawson Linda Lawson Andy Layne Susan Lees Mike Lehman Patricia Leonard Cheryl Lewis Debbis Liapn Dale Lipscomb Andy Loss Melvin Lowry Frank Lucas Larry Lythgoe Robert Madell Macon Magee Galen Malick Sophomores 87 Beth Mallory Teresa Mann Mike Markwood Tim Markwood Larry Martin Wayne Martin Willard Martin Billie Mawyer M. McCaffrey Curt McDaniel John McGee Jettaka McGregor Jeff McHugh Jerry Mcintrye Peggy McLean Anthony McLendon Deborah McLeod David McMillan Valerie McNew James Meslett Lisa Messer Chuck Mezera Laura Michalek John Milano Brett Miller Louise Millhouse Perry Mink Tink Mitchell Jill Molter Terri Moon 88 Sophomores New Sophomores Adjust to T.D. Life Cheryl Moore Claudia Moorman Michael Morris Reg Morris Paul Moulton Kenneth Myers Kim Napier Barbara Netzley Ginny Nichols Laurie Nicholson Weldon Nicholson Kenneth Nikolaisen Peter Noe Kathie Nolen Johnny Norris Tom O'Brien Lloyd O'Hara Marie Oliver Melinda Oliver Douglas O'Neal Ricky Owen William Owen Joe Owens Steve Owens Judy Padgett Susan Pappin Sharon Parker David Parsons Jeri Peck Carol Pendleton Susan Pfeiffer Teresa Phelps Cynthia Phillips Stephen Phillips Kathy Philpott Carlen Pierce Sophomores 89 90 Sophomores Cindy Pittenger Renee Porter Doug Poulsen Sandy Powell Jimmy Price John Price Shirley Price Temple Price Debra Pulley Ronald Puryear Teresa Ramsey Paul Redd Mike Reed Joy Reish Teresa Respess Lee Rhoten Scott Richard Gary Riley Debbie Ripley Mark Ritter Debbie Rivers Nancy Roberson John Robertson Kay Robinson Sandra Robinson John Roddy Judy Rogers Barbara Roope Kassie Ross Barry Rowe Larry Rowe Karen Russell Tammy Ruxton Mary Saady Taylor Sale Free Activity Period Excites Sophomores Gordon Saleeby Trina Samuel Tony Sanders Gene Sasser Nicky Scantling Susan Scheff Vivian Schorre Gary Shaver Stacy Sheffield Jerry Shelton Rhea Shelton Embry Sims Theodore Singleton Sherie Sitter Debbie Skelton Sabrina Sklute Emory Smith Steve Smith Billy Snead Steve Snead Robertine Sokohl Kurt Sonnenburg Charles Springer Bernard Stebley Debbie Stargardt Myra Starnes Karen Stevens Becky Stout Jeff Stovall Richard Stover Sophomores 91 Sophs Favor Stacy Sheffield as Homecoming Princess Shirley Stroop Lee Sullins Terry Sullivan Mike Sutherland Kenneth Swanson David Taylor Dewey Taylor Veralyn Taylor Jan Temple John Thomas Linda Thomas Wanda Thomas Alice Thompson Thomas Throckmorton Emory Tingen Jody Ting en Valerie Toms Harriet Trail Yvonne Tuggle Christine Turner Judy Turner Michael Turner Ricky Ullom Jimmy Uzel Teresa Waldron Teresa Walker Michael Walta Barney Walton Susan Walton Wendy Wamsley Jon Waters Vicki Weaver Raymond Webb Scott Weber Faye Webster Brenda Wehren 92 Sophomores Kyle Weidlich Kevin Weidman Jennifer Wells Joe Wells Tina Wells Eugene Wenger Linda West Debbie Westfall Danny Wheeler Lori Wheeler Pat Wheeler Keith White Sharon White Arnold Wicker Peggy Wicker Lisa Wicks Kelly Wiggins Jeff Wilkinson Cindy Williams Frog Williams Jeri Williams Mike Willis Pam Willis Susan Willis Metalise Wilson Tim Wilson Cindy Wood Donald Wood Susan Wun Donna Young Sophomores 93 94 sae ctiscaee! 95 JANG 3N3I1a3 me] SCHOOL COMMUNITY CORNER Chester No theatre, no shopping mall, no restaurant. What can Chester offer? Sidewalks for bike riding, Sunshine and flowers, Concerned teachers in progressive schools. Little frame churches with red double doors. A friendly smile and cheerful hello. Some call Chester a settlement. Some call it a village. | call it home. : — Martha, Tony and the Jo's SPEED LI a WHEN FLASHING Chesterfield se foetmers High Schools: ey, MU Pocahontas State Park ESL PENT BOK iC if The Present Your Son Wants Least. . . . . .Is Life Insurance. But It’s Something He Really Needs. INSURANCE ® Dennis F. Harrup Jr. 4318 West Hundred Road Chester, Virginia 23831 748-6666 Reflector Patrons: The pebble, stone, rock, boulder The Morris Muskateers LIM, RHL, APL, ROL Payback is a BSJ °1.C.T. Class Val '76' Trina ‘77' One mole = 6.02 X 1022° Thief’ Ace, Daddy, Rab, Munchkin ‘76’ Groundhogs are forever '76' ° Alabama 1 ‘'7 ' Pi Rho Omega P.G. and Boobles Lynne and Kenny Love from Mousie Mitzi Blair Mrs. Sarah C. Wolfe Mrs. Chandler Best Wishes from Renee and Linda ° ‘'Raisins'' ‘The Root’ Go Girl's Softball Team Go Pole Compliments of a Friend Pam Loves Greg Thank-You Chesterfield Airport Gayle and David Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Kilbourne David Bausell '76' Best Wishes Rodney from Sandy Goodbye T. D. Love Randy ° Hi Jeri, Darrell | wuv Tim, Love Donna Hi T. D. From Judy To my Richard, Love Melinda Joan Jinkins Dear Pigmy, We love you as you are Joey and Loretta Lafayette Lydia Parham Jeannine Beddow ° Richard Stover 52 Susan and Scott Donna Walters, Vicki and Theresa Pam Chauncey ‘75’ Kathy Hilscher Dale and Chris forever Donnie and Carole Tom Catron ® Species ‘76' A.L., R.L., D.J. and C.D. Steve and Phyllis Rivermaker Jennifer Snead Keith and Margaret ° Jellybean Jay and Kathy Cal Q. Later Cy Codelic Dave Taylor, Iggy Wolls ‘99’ Dogma Greetings from Enon Sarah Skaggs Cheeks, Bo, and L. A. Millard the P T. J. Davies To Cheryl and Buddy (Pooh) Crystal Simpson Mr. and Mrs. James Barker Doug Kneher ° Darlene Barker Good Luck Darlene! JLS Cathy Fowler Alexander the So-So Richard Stover Amazing Grace Susan Walton Debbie Groome ® Susan Pappin ° Laura Michalek Sarge and Anne ° Susan Scheff Sabrina Sklute Mrs. Hammond Mark and Janet Gus ‘75' Louise and Gary Andy Anderson Dale and Debbie Mary Ellen McCaffery ° The Bear ‘75’ ® Rick's Chicks Kyle Sonnenberg Mary Adams Mrs. Willard A. Reames Jr. Mike Hagler Laurie and Mike John ‘N' Carlen '77 Jo '77 Kathy Scott The Tree Mous e Cindy Butler ‘75' Ta-Ta .... THOMASON CO. (Hardware) 3337 Broad Rock Road Richmond, Virginia 23224 232-0402 Chester, Virginia Community life entails social events, jobs, and social experiences. Community life involves people of all kinds. People moving and interacting with each other. Each producing a product or service that touches the lives of all involved. All can acquire knowledge far surpassing ‘‘book facts.'’ This knowledge comes through actual experience which is the best teacher. OAK 100 Community - — Commenity 101 Complete Insurance and Real Estate Service DRAKE, LAMB ROBERTS, INC. Hopewell, Virginia 458-6343 or 748-7963 Compliments of COLBROOK MOTEL W. EE. Brooks Jr. Class of ’66 DONALD McKAY AMERICIAN HARDWARE STORE 4168S. 15th Ave. (at the Circle) Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Phone 458-3241 102 Ads If your car needs to be repaired or replaced, the people at GOYNE CHEVROLET will offer you a fair deal. Located at the intersection of Route 10 and U.S. 301. To put your car in tip-top shape, stop by CLINE AUTOMOTIVE HIGH PERFORMANCE CENTER at 9007 Jefferson Davis Highway in Richmond. DOUTT’S PRINTING SERVICE Over 50 Years in the Graphic Arts P.O. Box 248 Hopewell, Va. 23860 Phone 804—458-2780 DALTONS JEWELERS at 115 North Sycamore Street in Petersburg has just the beautiful piece of jewelry you have always wanted. The one stop for all of your shopping should be GLOBE DEPARTMENT STORE in Petersburg. Best dressed men buy their clothing from GARY’S, at 131 Main Street in downtown Hopewell. GOULD FUNERAL HOME 214 North Sixth Ave., Hopewell, Va. Ray and Agnes Gould telephone 458-6377 GARFINKELS Ladies Wear Cavalier Square Shopping Center Hopewell, Virginia COLONIAL FUNERAL CHAPEL INC. GOULD-SAULS Ads 103 104 Ads ALLIED AUTO PARTS INC. — ACADEMY OF Yar A ast4ons a Parts Headquarters 226 E. Poythress Street Hopewell, Virginia 458-6341 ALBERT’S CARD AND Surprise the man in your life by getting PARTY SHOP your hair fixed at the ART ACADEMY OF HAIR FASHION, 433 East Belt Boulevard in Richmond. 5712 Hopkins Road ; fj Rictmondivirciare For personalized gifts or cards, drop by ALBERTS CARD SHOP in Meadowbrook 271-0686 Plaza. The best source of dime-store items is the BEN FRANKLIN store at 3306 Broadrock Road in Richmond. BUILDER’S SUPPLY COMPANY OF HOPEWELL, INCORPORATED at 903 City BEN FRAN KLIN Point Road stocks all items needed for home construction or repair. 3306 Broadrock Road Custom frame your favorite picture or stock Branches’ Shopping Center up on art supplies at COLONIAL Richmond, Virginia DECORATING CENTER at 1415 Boulevard in REPO Colonial Heights. CUDDIHY REAL ESTATE - 458-1244 Riley E. Ingram 458-2823 Harold E. White 458-6905 LeRoy E. Houser, Jr. 458-6009 James E. Cuddihy, Jr. 458-7350 A tastefully dressed man is the product of CLARK AND PRITCHARD, Hopewell’s finest clothiers at 201 East Broadway. For prompt reliable service, fill your prescriptions at CIRCLE VIEW PHARMACY, 424 South Fifteenth Avenue in Hopewell. The complete athlete or sportsman relies on CORMANY’S SPORTING CENTER for supplies. Located at 208 East Cawson Street in Hopewell. CORMAny's SPORTING SE, CLARK AND PRICHARD MEN CLOTHIERS 210 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia 458-2200 CHESTER CLEANERS Your personal cleaners Hours 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily 11934 Center St. Chester, Va. Phone 748-8995 CIRCLE VIEW PHARMACY 424 S. 15th Avenue Hopewell, Va. Phone 458-8553 CRISTIN SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS 4022 Hundred Rd., Chester 114 North 16th Ave., Hopewell DANCE-DRAMA Director — Christin Parks Assistant — Vanessa Spain Ads 105 Good Time Restaurant Pizzas — Subs — Pool Chester, Va. ABC On-Off UNION FINANCE 5 North Sycamore Street Petersb urg, Virginia 106 Ads | | = Lemme TTT TTT 1! TURNER’S RADIO AND T.V. at 4405 Old Hundred Road in Chester has had 18 years’ experience in the service business. They stock major brands of appliances and televisions. TRUBY MOTOR COMPANY in Chester is capable of keeping your car finely maintained with Exxon products. Stop by UNION FINANCE CORPORATION at 5 North Sycamore Street in Petersburg. They help you make ends meet. The courteous service of WYATT’S FLORIST is what one needs for those special occasions. Located at 600 West Broadway in Hopewell. For that just trimmed look, stop by WILBUR WORRELL’S BARBER SHOP in Chester. WHITE’S HOME STORE at 4215 Hundred Road in Chester will gladly fill your household needs. Move up to a better mobile home by buying one from WARDS, located along Jefferson Davis Highway in Chester. For the best in athletic supplies, see the specialists at SPORTSWORLD ATHLETICS, 6506 Hull Street Road at Chippenham Mall. Get in on your share of the fun at SKATELAND, 5500 Hull Street Road in Richmond. THE TINDER BOX in Cloverleaf Mall has fine pipe and tobacco imports, tobacco blended to your order, expert pipe and lighter repair, and the finest cigars, factory fresh. HAVE -RUNON SKATELAND 5500 Hull Street Road WARDS 11810 Jefferson Davis Hwy. 748-4465 748-6570 SOUTHERN PAINT AND WALL PAPER Compliments of Buddy Hazzard 1522 Hull Street Road ake “=I 4 Tinder Box 4 x Cloverleaf Mall 276-0552 Ads 107 { w2m4wm r WEST le OU ORO: TE COMPLIMENTS OF MEN’S CLOTHING CENTER 6305 Midlothian Turnpike Richmond, Va. 276-9290 1609 HULL STREET ® RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23224 yi 8011 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Richmond, Va. Phone 275-2624 108 Ads morton’s Gewedlers 213. Broad St, ¢ Southside Paza Eastgate Mall� Walnut Mall (Petersburp) MOORE’S BRICK COTTAGES, 12201 Jefferson Davis Highway in Chester, provide comfortable rooms at affordable rates. For a special gift for someone you love, go to MORTON'S JEWELERS in Southside Plaza, Richmond. NORBERT’S JEWELERS carries a full stock of all your jewelry needs. Located at 1609 Hull Street in Richmond. For the latest in transportation by car, truck, or motorbike, go by NORFLEET AMERICAN, 8011 Jefferson Davis Highway in Richmond. John E. NEMETZ STATE FARM INSURANCE at 108 North Main Street in Hopewell provides auto, life, fire, and health insurance policies. GLASSES FITTED DR. STANLEY J. LEBOW, OPTOMETRIST will gladly remedy your vision problems. OFFICE SUPPLY, INCORPORATED, 109 Main Street in Hopewell can fill all of your needs from artist’s supplies to office furniture. For an economical, fast meal, try the good: food at PICCADILLY CAFETERIA, in Cloverleaf Mall at 720 Midlothian Turnpike, Richmond. RACKLEY’S RADIO AND TV at 236 Broadway in Hopewell offers service and sales for many lines of stereo sets, radios, and televisions. When your favorite chair lets you down, get it restored at RASNICK UPHOLSTERY COMPANY, 800 City Point Road in Hopewell. ©FFEIGE SURREY. ING: 109 Main Street Hopewell, Virginia Phone 458-1277 For Better Service Phone 458-6000 SMILEY’S INC. 11649 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Chester, Virginia 748-5806 236 Broadway Hopewell, Va. 271-0079 Ads 109 PICKWICK FLOWERS GIFTS Complete Floral Service 30 Pickwick Shopping Center Colonial Heights, Virginia DAVY JONES’ KING ELECTRIC COMPANY LOC KE R INCORPORATED at 234 Poythress Street in Hopewell has a complete line of all electrical supplies and lighting fixtures. 233-5151 DAVY JONES’ LOCKER has all the supplies §272 Hull Street necessary for a complete marine or fresh Richmond, Virginia water aquarium plus a large selection of fish ’ and plants. KING ELECTRIC CO. 234 Poythress Street Hopewell, Va. DEPENDABLE SERVICE Fixtures and Supplies Phone — 458-3344 748-2758 110 Ads To furnish your home in the latest style, go by KENT’S FURNITURE COMPANY, INCORPORATED, 230 North Sycamore Street in Petersburg. JOHN RANDOLPH HOSPITAL AND NURSING HOME in Hopewell has a capable staff to serve you when they are needed. THE LINOLEUM SHOP at 426 South Fifteenth Avenue in Hopewell has a large supply of carpets, vinyl floor and wall coverings, and ceramic tile ready to install. THE LINOLEUM SHOP Carpets — Ceramic Vinyl Floor and Wall Covering 426 South Fifteenth Avenue Hopewell, Virginia 23860 Phone — 458-5374 TOMMY’S BEAUTY SALON Complete Hair and Wig Service 4416 West Hundred Road Chester, Virginia 748-579] Bank Americard Master Charge 112 Ads LAUTERBACH’S JEWELERS 122 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Member of the American Gem Society For fine jewelry, see the folks at LAUTERBACH’S JEWELERS, 122 North Sycamore Street in Petersburg. They are members of the American Gem Society. The CHESTER SHELL SERVICE STATION on Route 10 at Interstate 95 offers fine auto service. TOMMY ’S BEAUTY SHOP at 4416 West Hundred Road in Chester provides quality hair styling. MAGEE’S CHESTER DRUGSTORE at 4303 West Hundred Road can fill your prescription needs and supply many other items. MAGEE’S 4303 West Hundred Road Chester, Virginia 748-2151 Free Delivery MITCHELL'S GULF service station provides tune-up and repair service, and twenty-four hour wrecker service. Go by 4213 West Hundred Road or phone 748-7513 (day) or 748-7677 (night). For all of your photographic equipment needs, see the folks at the CAMERA POST in Cloverleaf Mall in Richmond. Your friendly General Electric and RCA dealer in Chester is the HOME EQUIPMENT COMPANY at 4100 West Hundred Road. MARK’S MEN’S CLOTHING in Cavalier Square, Hopewell will gladly fill your fashion needs. 7201 MIDLOTHIAN TURNPIKE , SAUERA POST CLOVERLEAF MALL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23225 Nikon RICO Durst BRONICA Canon (4 Bette Hower Nikkormat Polaroid KONICA Mamiya HONEYWELL PENTAX Ads 113 114 nt | | someon 5 2 CR h | KING’S HOPEWELL’S LEADING JEWELERS 458-3020 216 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia 23860 For your automotive parts needs, go by HALFWAY WHEEL AND PARTS. GOULD FUNERAL HOME is the home of personal service in Hopewell. See Ray and Agnes Gould at 214 North Sixth Avenue. STONE’S COLONIAL FURNITURE HOUSE in Chester will gladly aid you in redecorating your home. cuRNITURE | E HOUSE 4 COMPLIMENTS OF MEN’S CLOTHING CENTER 6305 Midlothian Turnpike Phone 276-9290 RICHMOND MOTORSPORTS at 7109 Jefferson Davis Highway in Richmond offers courteous sales and complete service for bicycles and minibikes. BEST WISHES TO THOMAS DALE HIGH SCHOOL MR. AND MRS. NEWELL RANDLES BEST WISHES FROM THE W. F. HALDER FAMILY 115 Suburban . Propane SUBURBAN PROPANE offers the benefits of gas appliances and safe, frequent deliveries of fuel. TAYLORS’ two Petersburg stores, 119 North Sycamore Street and Walnut Mall Shopping Center, provide all the fashion needs for men. For your new home, move to HARBOUR EAST MOBILE HOME VILLAGE. It is the one, the only happy living and recreation community in quiet natural surroundings. . . anew way to live. Located on the James River along Route 10 near Chester. | SALES Rentals. SEE . EXHIBIT, HOMES “A Ratton Wan of Lite 116 Ads RICHMOND CHRYSLER Plymouth To obtain courteous service while searching for a home or investment property, go by LONGEST AND WELLS REALTORS office, located on Route 10 in Chester. Unless the emblem of RICHMOND CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH is on your car, you probably paid too much. This friendly dealership is located at 5300 Midlothian Turnpike in Richmond. The many locations of RUCKERS department stores are designed to efficiently fill all of your shopping needs. Visit their stores in downtown Petersburg, Walnut Mall in Petersburg, Cavalier Square in Hopewell, and Colonial Square in Colonial Heights. REALTORS ‘Rte OAR iNest INSURANCE Ads 117 HOLIDAY BOWL INC. Billiards and Restaurant f OOKED 11400 Jefferson Davis Hwy. ee chp ath Chester, Virginia Phone — 748-5635 24 Automatic Lanes For your night on the town, go by HOLIDAY BOWL on J efferson Davis Highway in Chester. ALLMAN'S BAR-B-Q at 9410 Jefferson Davis Highway has the best home cooked food you could ever want. Next time you need groceries, check the low prices at BEAZLEY’S FOODLAND on West Hundred Road in Chester. The HARLOW-HARDY COMPANY, INCORPORATED in Petersburg at 17-19 West Washington Street has everything for your home. COMPLIMENTS OF ARLOW-HARpy PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA 733-4444 118 Ads HOPEWELL FINANCE CORPORATION Cavalier Square Shopping Center Hopewell, Virginia Phone 458-1273 In these times of economic difficulty, you will find the people at the BANK OF VIRGINIA even more helpful and friendly. Located in downtown Chester. The BANK OF CHESTERFIELD invites you to resolve your financial problems by visiting their offices throughout the county. TE RACO HARRISON'S SERVICE Washing — Polishing — Lubricating Road and Wrecker Service Phone 233-1537 401 East Belt Blvd. Richmond, Va. 23224 aaa - Ads 119 PIGNEER Federal Savings and Loan Association 112 Main Street 651 Boulevard Hopewell, Va. Colonial Hgts., Va. 4310 W. Hundred Rd. 5734 Hopkins Rd. Chester, Va. Meadowbrook Plaza PIONEER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN offers many savings plans and certificates to help you prepare for the future. PET DAIRY PRODUCTS provide refreshing nourishment. Their high quality products are available at your neighborhood stores. ginia Mutual INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION @ SERVING VIRGINIA SINCE 1888 Hit INSURED SAVINGS . . . HIGHEST RATES PETERSBURG 100,000,007 REASONS FRANKLIN ADAMS STREETS WASHINGTON FRANKLIN STREETS to Borrow and Save WALNUT BOULEVARD S. SYCAMORE STREET $1 00,000,000 in Assets Plus 7 Convenient Locations COLONIAL HEIGHTS BOULEVARD NEW CASTLE DRIVE CHESTER U. S. ROUTE 1 STATE ROUTE 10 RICHMOND 302 E. GRACE STREET 1210 WESTOVER HILLS BOULEVARD Next time hunger strikes, stop by LENNIE’S at 9618 Jefferson Davis Highway. Ads 121 The courteous salesmen at MARTIN OLDSMOBILE are waiting to serve you at 910 Boulevard in Colonial Heights. 122 Ads BELLWOOD DRIVE-IN THEATRE AND FLEA MARKET A Neighborhood Theatre 9201 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Richmond, Virginia 23234 A. T. Kline, Jr., Manager Phone 275-1187 The best refreshing snacks are available from MR. SWISS on Old Hundred Road in Chester. the real thing Today’s realities... Tomorrow's memories... Preserve them for always with you r class ring... = S — ams q My i eg Represented by: the ring people. CHARLES G. 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Decorate your home with the finest in furniture and carpet from SYDNOR AND HUNDLEY, 8 West Washington Street in Petersburg. SOUTHSIDE PAINT CENTER 5941 Midlothian Pike 231-6358 133 JANG 3N3I183 BUS _ FRIEND AVENUE� | __ YICENTRALIA Prayer for the Past I’ve heard people say, Remember that beautiful day. But to me, it’s the past. It's the past. | heard a friend saying, Remember, when we were young, Wandering and playing. _ But to me, it’s the past. It’s the past. _ Trecall my mother saying, _ Remember when all the animals ran free. Like you, me, the birds and trees. But to me it’s the past. It’s the past. — Windy Gerrald see 136 Activities Many Activities Enliven T.D. Routine Activities 137 Despite a disappointing 21-13 loss to Prince George, Homecoming once again brought about a fun-filled weekend. The pre-game parade of floats represented the artistic and original talent found at Thomas Dale. The J.V. Cheerleaders won the ‘‘best all around”’ title while Chorus and the Industrial Arts Club captured the respective titles of ‘‘most original’ and ‘‘most spirited.’’ Students possibly faced their toughest year since each contestant contained outstanding virtues. The student body voted Debbie Castlebury from the six contestants as queen. Individual parties dotted Chester on Friday night for the returning alumni, but the fun did not end there. Max Meadows provided music in the cafeteria for Saturday night’s dance. The good vibes lasted from eight until midnight; but several parties lasted into the morning. On Sunday tired party goers slept and T. D. alumni headed back to college to begin an anxious wait for next year’s homecoming. 138 Homecoming Outstanding Spirit Dominates Homecoming Mr. Crump, Debbie Castleberry Joe Delmonaco, Tyra Tucker © fii Pa Keith Harper, Debbie Wight Martin Jones, Rhonda Love Kurt Sonnenberg, Stacy Sheffield Homecoming 139 Max Meadows Helps Stomp Out “‘De-Feet’’ KS ait Etat 140 Homecoming 141 Homecoming From Brazil Where the Nuts Come From The Thomas Dale Drama Department once again displayed their talent in the production of Charley’s Aunt. The play was offset Charley’s Jack Chesney... 2.0 qa by a surprising striptease act, racey Charley Wykeham .......... romance, and a funny case of Mrs-Brasséthac: «00h... mistaken identity which all Amy Spettigue .............. combined to make it a delightful Kitty Verdum experience for all who attended. Thursday Night............ Ms. Patch Clark experiences her : Friday Night. a2 . -1) 2). See first play at T.D. and if Charley's Elbert Sholar, Tim Stanton, Bert Boisseau Lord Fancourt Babberly ........ Aunt represents any indication of Sir Francis Chesney oC cet 6 i her directing talent, we hope she Stephen Spettigue ........... will continue her teaching for many Ela. Delahay sae ee years to come. Many people Donnailucia= (2.0.2 contributed to the success of the Narratot: ..33-20 si ae play, including some of Mrs. Bruce's chorus classes who sang and did a soft shoe. Mrs. Baldwin and Mr. Cheatham contributed their talent also. Elbert Sholar AC Tay, B Dinney Wubriaty , _ Besintas: jp Heswells Fynoey Bert Boisseau, Donna Alexander Teresa Tickle Bert Boisseau, Tim Stanton 142 Three Act Play Aunt eee Bei ....Elbert Sholar Pee. i tim-stanton fer Sas .... Teresa Tickle Pe saee aoputie White ae . Carol Counts .........Leigh Randles .........Bert Boisseau ......Lloyd Rodgers BE 5 cig sons George Parker .....Adriane McClenny ......Donna Alexander ee Karen Putney Bert Boisseau Adriane McClenny, Donna Alexander Lloyd Rodgers Three Act Play 143 Senior Spirit Portrayed in Pageant The '75 Christmas Pageant, with skits by Mrs. Clark and with talent provided by the Senior Class, proved to be one of the most entertaining ever, as indicated by audience response. Bert Boisseau sang several solos while Crystal Davis and Martha Agnew accompanied the T.D. chorus with their expert talent on the piano with Mrs. Bruce directing. The Pageant included the typical Christmas scene — wise men, shepherds, angels, Mary, Joseph, and, of course, the baby Jesus exemplified in the traditional manger scene. 144 Christmas Pageant 45 1 Christmas Pageant An Unforgettable Forgotten Christmas 146 Christmas Show Misfit toys found love at the Christmas show when toymaker Tim Stanton and misfit Bert Boisseau traveled to Europe bringing back trinkets meaningful for the Forgotten Christmas. A spectacular Human Christmas tree inspired the audience as groups of carolers strolled down the aisles singing in German. Silent Night soloist was Cookie Ozmar with the chorus background in German also. A Spanish solo was sung by Dorothy Comfort, and a carol from soloist Leigh Randles. The spellbound audience was later captured within the glittery flow of silvery tinted ‘‘Icarus’’ dancers. The show ended with the fantastic production of the ‘Hallelujah’ Chorus. Christmas Show 147 Activity Period and Mini-Courses Reduce Monotony The Thomas Dale SCA once again produced a variety of mini-courses for student participation. Original, exciting, and fun all describe the one hour courses. The most popular classes included the History of Rock N Roll, in which students actually learned the dances of an earlier era; self-defense, with an actual demonstration by several experts; and gymnastics, where students picked up skills from Miss Wingate. The final day ended with matches, exhibitions, and dances. Mini- courses marked a five day break from the usual monotonous routine. 148 Activities Activities 149 151 SSOUINJe) 29 Gulysnd‘asualyedw) STIBH GJGMOY) WOYISLINSIY 152 District Tournament ‘egional Tournament . ke fe ee 9 oie 9S V2 Athletic Abilities Characterized by Winning Scores J.V. FOOTBALL Henrico... . 2. Hopewell 2. . caren lA : Meadowbrook . ee ee ‘Douglas Freeman ...... “Dinwiddie ............ Clover till... 15 oe Pay TO GO TO SPORTS 153 Victory Over Petersburg Highlights Knight’s Season Tied for 2nd place in the Central District Had a record of 7 wins and 3 losses. Opened with a win over Hermitage 14-0 Mashed Midlothian by a score of 27-0 Ambushed Hopewell by a score of 12-0 Smashed Colonial Heights with a 46-7 win. Defeated by Meadowbrook by a score of 23-7 Aroused Petersburg by beating them 12-7 licked Manchester by a score of 28-14 Embarrassed by 21-13 loss to Prince George. Killed Dinwiddie by a score of 56-0 Nipped by Henrico by a score of 11-8 Increased Coach Karpus' wins to 149 Gave up an average of 7.2 points per game. Three players made the All-Metro team. Satisfied with a good season Mike Rivers 4 Row One — David Hotz, Brian Short, Butch Breneman, Britt Johnson, Kent Weidlich, Henry Jefferson, Billy McGregor, Tom Catron, Karl Heilman, Earl Yancey. Row Two — Wayne Motley, Scott Miller, Scott Halder, Mark Togna, J. D. Fennessy, Rodney Wilson, Dale East, Chet Arnold, Mike Edwards, Bobby Marshall. Row Three — David Boggs, Harry Skeens, Dale Shively, Richard Zavertnik, Jim Rowe, Keith Bosher, Ricky Thurston, Mike Larkin, David Beck. Row Four — Coach Westfall, Jimmy Leonard, David Briggs, Wayne Harris, Rodney Jones, Coach Rash, Coach Karpus. Row Five — Robby Allen, Macon Magee. 154 Football Tom Catron Dale East, Wayne Harris Karl Heilman Henry Jefferson Football 155 Numerous Injuries Hold Knights to Second Place : es | Kent Weidlich, Henry Jefferson Scott Halder 156 Football Coach Westfall Football 157 Functioning as One Unit Characterizes J.V.’s Offensively, John Waters held the reins and with the help of running backs Jerry Hopkins, John Carnifax, and Gary Carruthers succeeded in carrying out his game strategy. Running primarily a five and six man line, the well equipped defensive unit stopped the opposing offenses. With neither a predominantly strong offense or defense the J.V. team held its own against threatening opponents. The final 4-1-1 record reflects a season of stiff competition where our J.V.'s fared very well. First Row — Mike Sutherland, Kurt McDaniel, Garry Cole, Jody Houston, John Carnifax, Chuck Mezera, Bill Gilliam, Kevin Chaplin. Second Row — Randy Burgess, Ricky Holt, Carty Jones, Britt Miller, Ricky Francis, Pete Jones, Jeff Wilkinson. Third Row — Coach — Wayne Rash, Ronnie Daughtery, Frog Williams, Dave McMillan, Billy Snead, John Norris, Chuck Hoffert. Fourth Row — John Magee, Jerry Hopkins, Kyle Weidlich, John Waters, Paul Redd. Not Pictured — Gary Carruthers. 158 J.V. Football J.V. Football 159 Cross Country Conquers Competition Cross Country running requires that its runners have qualities of strength, stamina and endurance. This year Mr. Robert Sease found eight such long-winded runners at Thomas Dale. Each runner, developed under the supervision and vigorous workout of Mr. Sease, possessed the demanding characteristics of a long distant runner. The Cross Country team finished a hard core season with a 3 win — 2 loss. Hopefuls returning next year include Jimmy Uzel and freshman Marty Kiboloski. Se R. J. Bartol Sam Adams, R. J. Bartol Rick Bernard, Jimmy Uzel, Doug O'Neal 160 Cross Country Marty Kiboloski Nsnoitl � ee John Porter, Doug O'Neal, R. J. Bartol Row One — John Bernard, Rick Bernard, Doug O'Neal. Row Two —R. J. Bartol, John Porter, Jimmy Uzel, Sam Adams, Mr. Sease. Cross Country 161 Lady Knights Experience Increased Support The girl’s basketball team appreciated the stronger support it received this year. Attendance at their games increased over previous years, although it remained sporadic and smaller than the attendance at other area schools. The team members faced defeat many times during their fifteen game schedule, but they rebounded to face their next opponent eagerly. The Lady Knights found themselves lacking in height when they faced the other teams, but they compensated by hustling more. Beth Ann Robbins scored the most points for the varsity team. She and Teresa Daughtery led the teams as co- captains. Varsity Team First Row — Captains — Beth Ann Robbins, Theresa Daugherty. Second Row — Carol Roberson, Sue Lees, Yolanda West, Gail Sydnor, Mary Ellers, Cindy Romig, Brenda Daugherty, Heidi Brigham, Debbie Scruggs, Vicki Weeks, Gwenette Briggs. Third Row — Rose Lynch, Coach Holdren, Jeannine Beddow. 162 Girl's Basketball J.V. Team First Row — Captains — Sharon Parker and Sherry Massey. Susan Morse, Janet Lutterman. Second Row — Robertine Sokohl, Heidi Enz, Jean Tingen, Bonnie Holmes, Sandra Carden. Girl's Basketball 163 Knights Triumph in Successful Season Russell West, 33 Practice counts for success. Thomas Dale Cagers The best team in the District Had 8 seniors on the squad Only 4 juniors made the team Most unified team in the District Always drew a large crowd Shortest team in Central District Defeated Hermitage in opener 73-60 All-star forward in Frank Webster. Leonard Carr was tallest at 6’3” Embarrassed Manchester 95-69 Christmas Tournament Champions Amazing bench strength Great jumpers for their size Ended Petersburg’s winning streak Rated 3rd in area in beginning Strong contender for area title. Coach Davies 2. no Be g 4 Michael Wilder, 24 164 Basketball Row One —Coach Davies, Mike Wilder, Frankie Webster, Michael Turner. Row Two — Caroll Briggs, Kevin Parks, Russell West, Andy Jamerson, Wayne Francis, Leonard Carr, Clay Owens, John Waller, Henry Jefferson, Craig Robinson. Basketball 165 Waller towers over Monarchs. Henry deals against Generals. Knights jive in practice. 166 Basketball Knights Snap Crimson Wave Win Streak Knights get together. Chaaa-Boom! Basketball 167 Petersburg Falls Victim to J.V. Cagers Ready — Willing — Able Harris is harassed. Row One — Michael Turner, Horace Johnson, Ed Jenkins, James Hatcher, John Carnifax, Rick Alexander. Row Two — Gary Carruthers, Chuck Jackson, Paul Redd, Phillip Cobb, Lee Sallins, Robert Medell, Wayne Harris, Kyle Weidlich, Kurt Sonnenburg, Anthony McLendon. Not Pictured — David Briggs. 168 The '75 J.V. basketball team collected talent from Chester Intermediate, Carver, and Salem Church Jr. High Schools. Coach Mike Sherlock rotated his players quite frequently since the squad consisted of equal talent. Standouts on the well-balanced team include Wayne Harris, Paul Redd, and Horace Johnson. However, the entire team and coach must be given credit for maintaining their composure in winning many ‘‘come from behind’’ games. Se Got'ya babe! How sweet it is. Hang in there. Moving on up. 169 T.D. Matmen Well Suited For Mat-Mashing The Thomas Dale Matmen, coached by Mr. Steve Bower of Chester Intermediate, once again captured a successful season. The squad placed several of its wrestlers into regional playoffs. Many spectators will remember Senior Chris Waters for his quick moves, astonishing strength, and wrestling strategy which carried him to the State Championship playoffs. Other outstanding matmen included Mike Stewart, Jay Virtue and Rick Uber. Mr. Bower anxiously waits for the '76 season, for with upcoming potentials such as Mike Breneman, Jon Waters and others, next year should prove as exciting as this year. Chris Waters scores a take down. Stewart gains position after reversal. Jay Virtue awarded victory. 170 Wrestling ais Chris Waters, Mike Stewart. Wrestling — Row One — Rick Uber, Bobby Crowell, Timmy Roberts, Mike Stewart, Chris Waters, David Taylor. Row Two — Steve Smith, Brett Doub, Britt Miller, Keith Wilmer, Chuck Huffert, Mike Breneman, Jon Waters, Jay Virtue, Tom Virtue. Not Pictured — Britt Johnson. Wrestling 171 Club Membership Tainted by Morning Freedom Organizations The newly given freedom endowed upon sophomores and juniors, by the administration, allowing them to stroll the halls of T. D. during activity period, has had an adverse affect on the membership in the clubs and organizations. Club activities have decreased, although many organizations still work diligently to raise money for their activities. 172 Organizations Organizations 173 J.V. Cheerleaders Flush Out Royals Win Best Float 174 Organizations V. Cheerleaders The varsity cheerleaders began working before school started by selling ads for the football programs and learning new cheers at summer practices. Once the football season began, the cheerleaders conducted pep rallies, made ‘‘good luck ’ tags, and gave candy to the players and attended the games. School spirit is promoted at all athletic contests, for both boys and girls by the cheerleaders. Debbie Castlebury Sarah Skaggs, Cathy Byrd Varsity Cheerleaders, Valerie Gray, Wanda Smith, Cathy Byrd, Sarah Skaggs Jo Singleton, Debbie Castlebury, Margaret Hoffert, Mary Dubus, Amber Thompson, Katrina Harrison. , JV Cheerleaders The junior varsity cheerleaders aided the varsity squad. They sold programs at football games, made spirit tags for the student body, and attended sports events. Both squads sponsored floats for Homecoming, participated in area parades, sponsored contestants in the Miss TD and Mess America pageants, and acted as guides for new students in the opening days of school. Row One — Vivian Schorre, Sherry Ferguson, Laurie Nicholson. Row Two — Wanda Daugherty, Debbie Westfall. Row Three — Stacy Sheffield, Kay Robinson, Jeri Peck, Jettaka McGregor, Laura Michalek. Wanda Daugherty Organizations 175 Band Proves in Tune to School Spirit 8 OLR ARIAS LC LALLA SOAR PARRA TENN AIRE Fic aS PLO TEL LALE LEDER DEC LE Marching Band The marching band provided halftime entertainment at home football games, and often performed at away games. They competed in the Virginia State Fair Marching Band Contest, in the University of Virginia Band Day, and appeared in several parades. This segment of the Marching Knights became more impressive this year with an increased membership and a new set of marching drums. Concert Band The concert band, another product of the music Row One — JoAnn Perez, Bert Boisseau, Susan Pappin, Mark Akin, Rondy Dunfee, Gary Shee corte pues ted Shaver, Elbert Sholar. Row Two — John Milano, Warren Nuckols, Ken Swanson, Nelson District Music Festival, where the band has Strother, Sharon Good. Row Three — Mark Markwood, Ricky Ullom, Dave Taylor, Bart received many superior ratings, and in the spring Floyd, Gene Sasser, Louie Millhouse. band concert. Ensembles of band members, such as the stage band, play for functions at school and in the community. 176 Organizations t ; i ae fe SPcieanee eee er san A c Row One — Mark Markwood, Susan Lawless, Ronnie Dryden, Leonard Wells, Wesley Wells, Kathy Stover, Mary Jane Cox, Sabrina Sklute, Laura Michalek. Row Two — Roberta White, Susan Pappin, Debbie Groome, Richard Stover, Becky Cash, JoAnn Perez, Mike Lehman, Tim Copeland. Row Three — Gary Shaver, Linda Kvasnicka, Susan Scheff, Steve Pennington, Elbert Sholar, Randy Dunfee, Mark Akin, Ricky Dunfee. Row Four — Steve Rinehart, Jeff McHugh, Chandler Moulton, John Milano, Debbie Wight. Row Five — Clifford Bailey, John Ammons, Jim Rowe, Bart Floyd, Louie Millhouse, Dave Taylor, Jody Owens, Ricky Ullom, Gene Sasser, Roger Van Epps, Keith Harper, T. G. Sale, Jody Tingen, Jackie Pope, Frog Williams, David McMillan, Nelson Strother, Sharon Good, Ken Swanson, Warren Nuckols, John Price, Carty Jones. Row One — John Ammons, Mark Markwood, Debbie Wight, Richard Stover, Laura Michalek, Sabrina Sklute, Mary Jane Cox, Kathy Stover. Row Tw — Gary Shaver, Susan Lawless, Linda Kvasnicka, Roberta White, Ronnie Dryden, Susan Pappin, Tim Copeland, Jody Owens, Bart Floyd, Ricky Dunfee, Mark Akin, Randy Dunfee, Elbert Sholar. Row Three — Susan Scheff, Steve Pennington, Debbie Groome, Leonard Wells, Roger Van Epps, Dave Taylor, Gene Sasser, T. G. Sale, Ricky Ullom, Keith Harper, Jody Tingen, Jim Rowe, Louie Millhouse, Ken Swanson, David McMillan, John Price, Sharon Good, Warren Nuckols, Nelson Strother. Row Four — Jeff McHugh, Steve Rinehart, Chandler Moulton, John Milano, Becky Cash, JoAnn Perez, Carty Jones, Clifford Bailey, Wesley Wells, Jackie Pope, Mr. Buck. Organizations 177 Colorguard, Majorettes Purchase New Uniforms Colorguard The Colorguard performed at many activities, including football games, parades, competitions, and pep rallies. The Colorguard also provided entertainment at some basketball games. Members held bake sales and sold stationery to raise funds for new uniforms, which played an important part in the Colorguard’s promotion of school spirit. Row One — Kathy Scott (sergeant at arms) Linda Smith (assistant sergeant at arms). Row Two — Billy George (sweetheart) Cindy Butler, Theresa Fine, Pam Willis, Kathy Barber, Paige Hawkins, Louise Moore, Steve Fleming (sweetheart). Row Three — Wanda Wamsley, Roberta Willis, Theresa Andrews, Donna Hudson, Debbie Mims, Patti Floyd, Betsy Russ, Wanda Flippin, Mary Smith, Loreta Jones, Sue Russell. Majorettes Comprise d of talented young ladies, the Majorettes performed with the band in pre-game and halftime shows. The Majorettes also performed at pep rallies, and in several parades and competitions throughout the year. Bake sales, the sale of Thomas Dale banners, and | sophomore orientation day, as well as car washes, all filled the list of Majorette obligations for a school year. Row One — Lori Zimmerman, Rhonda Love (head majorette) Elaine Brooks. Row Two — Susan Welch, Brenda Presley, Wendy Wamsley, Amanda Parker. 178 Organizations Row One — Jamie Eanes, Andy Anderson, Pam Willis, Sharon Woods, Laura Draper. Row Two — Brad Leavitt, Joan Jinkins, Kim Fisher, Brenda Lawless. The string orchestra has more than doubled in size. Members of this class displayed their talents in Christmas show and a spring concert with the strings classes from the junior high school. Some members performed with the state string orchestra. The printing club has an official charter as a Junior - Craftsman's Club of the H International Association of Printing House { Craftmen. Affiliated with V.1.C.A. and promotion of printing as a career characterize the club. Printing Club, Eddie Myers, Richard Hudson, Mr. Heggie, Chip Janosik, Ronald Bishop, Tony Dressler, Ronnie Martin, Kenny Wray, Jimmy Erb, Tommy West, Kurk Helsing, Ricky Phelps, Alan Ehly. Row One — Cathy Byrd, Laura Michalek, Debbie Castlebury. Row Two — Janice Wheeler, Terry Willis, Becky Kendall, Brad Schreffler, Scott Flaherty, Dale East, Kathy Ham, Diane Brankley, Martha Park, Kathy Yerby, Dana Penny, Susan Griffith, Cheryl Dobson. Printing Library Club Club Members of this club participated in library business during their study halls. They also aided the librarian at Curtis Elementary. The club utilized profits from the sale of paperback books to purchase new equipment for the library. Entered Homecoming float; Provided spirit chain for Homecoming pep rally; Sponsored family | for Christmas; Took Christmas gifts to nursing home. { : i Row One —Tricia Jackson, Beth Wheeler, Debbie Groome, Janice Davidson. Row Two — Patricia Cash, Mrs. Brown, Sharon White. Organizations 179 Varsity Clubs Honor Lettering Athletes Boy’s Varsity Sold popcorn at football games. Sold drinks at basketball games. Placed water cooler in field house. Bought nylon jackets for seniors. Varsity Club, Row One — Brad Schreffler, Steve Fleming, Chris Waters, Dave Thomas, Kent Weidlich, Mike Larkin, Tom Catron, Wayne Banty, Kevin Canada, Dave Taylor, Kevin Taunton. Row Two — Jon Waters, Jay Virtue, Earl Yancey, David Hotz, Dave Shively, Brian Short, R. J. Bartol, Bobby Burijon, Butch Breneman, Henry Jefferson. Row Three — David Beck, Jeff Burton, Britt Miller, Bobby Marshall, Ed Byylos, Tom Daughtery, Kevin Bruce, Mike Wilder, Wayne Motley. Row Four — Scott Miller, Vernon Hankins, Mike Stewart, Tom Virtue, Greg Gwaltney, Coach Westfall. Girl's Varsity The Girl's Varsity Club honors outstanding female athletes. These girls must letter in at least one girl's sport to be eligible for membership. The club raises money to support the girls basketball, i softball, and tennis teams. Girl’s Varsity Club, Row One — Brenda Daugherty, Heidi Brigham, Sue Lees, Vicki Weeks, Theresa Daughtery. Row Two — Patrice Philipe, Cindy Romig, Renee Buterbaugh, Jettaka McGregor, Rose Lynch, Robin Lee. Row Three — Robin Buterbaugh, Beth Robins, MaryBeth Phillips, Laura Halder, Linda Cash, Carol Roberson, Debbie Scruggs. 180 Organizations The Martial Arts Club accepts members or former members of an outside karate organization. The members participate in the Southside Virginia Police Karate Class. The club fosters an interest in the arts at Thomas Dale. Their meetings help to Jeff Loss, Clifford Bailey, Delbert Runner, Warren Nuckols, Bill McGregor, Ann Mann. benefit each other in the skills of karate. Ecology Club — The Ecology Club served the community with its monthly recycling program for paper products and glass. The club instilled environmental awareness in the student body by placing recycle boxes for used paper in the classrooms and sponsored a natural ornament contest to decorate the live Christmas tree which was later planted on the school grounds. Row One — Kyle Sonnenberg, Nelson Strother, Colleen Wood, Beth Wheeler. Row Two — Chris Waters, Mary Ellers, Crystal Simpson, Eddie Gilliam, Martha Agnew, Cindy Wood, Nancy Coates, Sharon Woods. Row Three — Sarah Skaggs, Mark Togna, Janet Updyke, Kevin Maloot, Bobby Uhrig, JoAnn Perez, Kim Fisher, Theresa Tickle, Jan Weber. Row Four — Rodney Wilson, Mike Breneman. Organizations 181 Select, Ensemble Groups Add Variety to Chorus Curriculum The Chorus performed for the Christmas and the spring musical drama production, and graduation H exercises. They participated in the annual District : His i I Vocal Festival, and sent members to the All- Girls Chorus, Row One — Jenny Williams, Robin Hobeck, Karen Popham, Beverly Young, Regional and All-State choruses. The members Carlen Pierce, Carol Spohn, Melany Clarke. Row Two — Kathy Barber, Jayne Carruthers, Pee cee onan gifts to raise money Judy Pagent, Pat Wheeler, Sheryl Winston, Lydia Parham, Tina Wells, Debbie Westfall. SAE Third Row — Mrs. Bruce, Janet Miles, Becky Stout, Carolyn Markwood, Becky Kendall, Judy Bailey, Robertine Sokohl, Wanda Halterman, Bonnie Yeatts. Fourth Row — Susan Banty, Sherie Sitter, Kay Robinson, Theresa Bartol, Dottie Compton, Melalisa Wilson, Robin Coles, Connie Williams. Second Period Select Mixed Chorus, Row One — Leigh Randles, Pam Chawncey, Robin Peterson, Betsy Russ, Monta Moody, Pam Grant, Kathy Scott, Martha Agnew, Mrs. Bruce. Row Two — Pam Hayes, Sputie White, Kim Fisher, Kathy Wells, Kathy Ham, Gayle Huff, Kathy Shumaker, Debbie Fowlkes, Caroline Twilley, Cindy Butler, Robin Redmond. Row Three — Carolyn Danford, Cookie Ozmar, Stephanie Cobb, Kris Jimison, Lauri Nicholson, Karen Putney, Bette Butler, Sandy Powell. Row Four — Yolanda West, Laurinda Finn. Boys — Row One — Bert Boisseau, Robert Medell, Foster West. Row Two — Mike Conway, Tim Stanton, David Ferguson. Row Three — Delbert Runner, Mike Barbour, Vernon Hankins, Alan Fessler. Row Four — Allen Paschall, Joey Crostic, Scott Halder, Randy Burgess, Billy Snead, Bob Blevins. Row Five — Russell West, Butch Ragsdale, Roy Jordan, Britt Johnson, Dale East, Audie Chaplin. 182 Organizations Row One — Lois Turner, Debbie Driggers, Mary Oliver, Rhonda Heims, Debbie Kirby, Kathy Jackson, Betty Lewis, Hope Burgess, Diane Cluthier, Kathy Wells, Iris Brown. Row Two — Ruth Shumaker, Karen Hill, Bonnie Munford, Mary Adams, Becky Cash, Sam Adams, Bruce Taylor, Tommy Willis, Mark Ritter, Debbie Dixon, Carol Dent, Linda Thompson, Amanda Parker, Elaine Brooks, Pat McCary. Row Three — Sheila Barger, Kathy Andrews, Pat Coles, Kathy Nolen, Tonja Jester, Larry Lythgoe, Mike Cooper, David Parsons, Charles Armistead, Earl Josey, Patty Allen, Cynthia Johnson, Susan Griffith, Evenlyn Branch. Row Four — Cheryl Dodson, Kim Napier, Rita, Debbie Simpson, Ricky Grammer, Henry Jefferson, Louis Robinson, Horace Johnson, Frank Blaszaki, Jimmy Holmes, Ellen Bradshaw, Rita Wade, Teresa Beazley, Dana Hartman, Mrs. Harriet Bruce. Row One — Mrs. Harriet Bruce, Crystal Davis, Dorothy Comfort, Debbie Poulsen, Kris Jimison, Janet Updyke, Pam Chauncey. Row Two — Mike Barnour, Mel Moore, Tim Stanton. Organizations 183 Language Clubs Spawn Interest in See Foreign Cultures Spanish Club The Spanish Club held various money raising E projects. They participated in Operacion Ninos. A Homecoming float and contestants in the Miss T. D. and Mess America pageants are sponsored by the Spanish Club. rte nin = : Row One — Marybeth Phillips, Kris Jimison, JoAnn Perez, Scott Flaherty. Row Tvwo— Shearie Brockwell, Colleen Wood, Greg Gwaltney, Gayle Huff, Pam Chauncey, Janet Miles. Row Three — Sondra Logan, Cindy Wood, Michele Hutchins, Diane Sahlin, Mindy Hirsch. Row Four — Heidi Brigham, Kim Fisher, Fran Jenkins, Lisa Messer, Mary Ellers, Jay Griscom, Vernon Hankins, Dalby Barnett, John Ammons, Dan Goyn. Row One — John Styles, Lee Uhrig, Tom Brock, Carolyn Markwood, Diana Hunt. Row Two — Martha Agnew, Steve Waltrick, Kym Copak, Kathy Ham, Ronnie Fisher, B. Gorham, Alda Brown, Patti Floyd, Susan Welch. Row Three — Crystal Davis, Linda Cash, Russell Hautseh, Anne Hayes, Sarah Skaggs, Charles Todd, Gene Fleeman, Chuck Hoffert, David Comfort, Buddy McGants, Scott Wilson. French German Club Club The German club fosters understanding of the Visited a French German culture by restaurant. attending the annual Prepared tasting party. Oktoberfest at Colonial Collected canned foods Heights High School, for welfare. sponsoring a German Sold baked goods. banqvet in the fall, and Ate dinner with other singing German carols at language clubs. Christmas time. Bake sales helped to raise necessary funds. Row One — John Albert, Dale Shively, Leslie Wells, Mark Markwood. Row Two — Becky Stout, Kathy Hilscher, Leigh Randles, Susan Pfeiffer, Mrs. Palmer. Row Three — Karen Russell, Heidi Ens, Sputie White, Margaret Hoffert, Norman Gisselbrock. Row Four — Billy Chase, Eddie Gilliam, Harry Skeens, Lloyd Rodgers, Bobby Slaughter. 184 Organizations y oy -� The SCA this year carried on all regular business You HAVE en Couect as usual, such as Homecoming and all the SCA meetings, Miss TD pageant and so on, preparations necessary, Geek Week dance, mini $ .006 Beare county Redenal end sew BEEN ELECTED 50 obtained contacts with WRVQ radio station, the N AU FROM EVERY ee mans eS PRES DENT PLAYER Row One —Tom Virtue, Linda Cash, Wayne Banty, Wanda Smith, Mike Wilder. Row Two — Crystal Davis, Gussie Koriath, Fran Jenkins, Jay Virtue, Myra Starnes, Melinda Goodloe, Carol Snowden, Randy Fails, Brenda Daughtery, Beth Robbins. Row Three — Mark Ritter, Kyle Sonnenberg, Kevin Bruce, John Albert, Robin Peterson, Betsy Cates, Kris Kamosky, Debbie Scruggs, Caroline Twilley, Theresa Daughtery, Vicky Balanton, Kim Braswell, Sharon Rusk, Wayne Lewis, Mr. Crump. Row Four — Mike Rivers, Linda Clayton, Butch Breneman, Susan Hogart, Jo Weeks, Becky Berringer, Amy Koriath, Diane Johnson, Janie Bruce, Terri Ramsey, Kirk Sonnenberg, Ricky Rivers. Row Five — Paul Mauger, R. Bartol, Gary Irwin, Kenny Myres. Organizations 185 The Student Action for Education participated in the Homecoming parade and decorated the teacher's lounges for Christmas. They also held bake sales, observed Teacher Appreciation Week, and participated in the Right to Read Program at Harrowgate Elementary. Mrs. McNeer, Shanon Rusk, Theresa Bartol, Rita Wade, Amber Thompson, Tom Magee, Joey Crostic, Sue Russell, Debbie Mims, Kim Braswell. Quill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll honors students who had made important contributions to any of the school publications. Another requirement for membership in this honorary society involved attainment of a high academic grade average. The main project of the Quill and Scroll provided money for a small scholarship to give to a deserving senior each year. Row One —Nelson Strother, Tom Sasek, Linda Cash, Darlene Barker. Row Two — Adriane McClenny, Monta Moody, Roger Van Epps, Kris Jimison, Brian Short, Laura Halder, Rusty Yancy, Amy Joles. Row Three — Tom Catron, Mary Beth Phillips, Kyle Sonnenburg, Leslie Wells, Anne Hayes, Debbie Wight, Tim Stanton. 186 Organizations El Mackraker, Squire Accredited as Journalism Il Muckraker The Muckraker staff became an official Journalism Il class this year. They produce six editions yearly of the Muckraker, the school’s eight page newspaper. The staff stocked the vending machines for drinks and reaped the Row One — Laura Halder, Billy Chase, Mary Beth Phillips, Suzanne Sanders, Mike Dubus, profits from drink sales for one third of the year. Donna Alexander, Mr. Edmonson. Row Two — Chris Buyalos, Brenda Reynolds, Joe Delmonaco, Roger Van Epps, Martha Park, Kyle Sonnenberg. Row Three — Scott Flaherty, Debbie Driggers, Anne Hayes, Tim Wilson, Rusty Yancey, Randy Purdy, Wayne Lewis. One Journalism Il class holds responsibility for producing the school’s literary magazine, the Squire. The Squire staff sponsors the literary contest for articles and poems to be printed in the magazine. Their fund raising activities included daily candy sales after school, and operation of the drink machines for twelve weeks. Row One — Billy Fisher, Brad Schreffler, Leslie Wells, Debbie Wight. Row Two — Vernon Hankins, Keith Harper, Mike Rivers, Dave Thomas, Brian Short, Mark Togna, Mrs. Grimes. Row Three — Bert Boisseau, Amy Joles, Tim Stanton, Theresa Andrews, Pam Hayes, Diane Sahlin. Organizations 187 Hospital Patients Assisted by F.H.A. Members Thespian Society The Thomas Dale chapter of the International Thespian Society recognizes outstanding performance in the theatre arts. Members attend a three day workshop known as the Thespian Conference. Thespians participated in the annual , : : festival, i _ Row One — Sputie White, Tom Brock, Diana Hunt, Mrs. Bruce, Mr. Cheatham, Mrs. ica barge Oates tole Baldwin, Teresa Tickle, Mrs. Walker, Elbert Sholar. Row Two —Tim Stanton, Leigh Randles, Vernon Hankins, Randy Purdy, Janet Updyke. The Future Homemakers of America held bake sales and a bazaar to raise money. Service projects of the club include visiting patients at McGuire Hospital and sponsoring an orphaned child. Row One — Karen Putney, Dinah Hawk, Martha Park, Freda Berry, Kitty Thomason, Debbie Simpson. Row Two — Nina Elliot, Debbie Mims, Cheryl Dobson, Susan Griffith, Jim Bernard. 188 Organizations Row One —Lyle Hatcher, Howard Sherman, Tim Stickel, James Lewis. Row Two —Perry Worrell, David Wheeler, Mike Weaver, John House, Tim Saylor. Row Three — Bernard Brown, Mr. Redmond, Malcolm Brooks, Roger Rippy. Thomas Dale High School has established a chapter of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Students in the Industrial Cooperative Training program and in Graphic Arts classes attain eligibility for membership. Members attend school for half of the day and then leave to attend their jobs where they receive more occupational training. The VICA club helped with the installation of the two school name signs. The Future Business Leaders of America Club holds several fund raising projects each year. Proceeds are applied to community projects, such as preparing food baskets for the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Members also gave gifts to the patients at the Chesterfield County Nursing Home. Row One — Jimmy Leonard, Katrinka Devers, Dana Penney, Lori Zimmerman, Loreta Jones, Paige Wehrn, Jeannine Beddow. Row Two — Alda Brown, Robin Redmond, Tracy Seaman, Janice Davidson, Cathy Jordan, Tina Engelhardt, Debbie Nicholson. Organizations 189 COE Work Program Preferred by Many The C.O.E. members attend classes for one half of the day and then leave to work in a business establishment. Seniors participate in the program if they intend to pursue a business career, such as in accounting, data processing, or secretarial work. The club sponsored an annual employer- employee banquet. Row One — Miss Hudgins, Darlene Barker, Kathy Barham, Regina Dance, Jean Benson, Amy Joles. Row Two — Perry Woolridge, Cindy Gay, Barbara McLean, Leanne Moore, Cheryl Young. The school's chapter of the D.E.C.A. has an open membership policy for students. The clubs purpose includes leadership development, increased vocational understanding, and heightened civic consciousness and social intelligence. Members participated in the annual district fall rally, the annual employer-employee banquet and market research projects. Row One —Tommy Jones, Berry Thombs, Mike Matthews, Betty Castlebury, Gary Walters, Nicky Scantley, Peggy McClean, Debbie Helton, Chery Moore, Ray Ellinger, Raymond Johnson, Mrs. Kramek. Row Two — Rodger Maile, Farron McDaniel, Andy Andrews, Erie Ellis, Vickie Hailey, Richard Topping, Danny Wells, David Brown, Chris Loya. Row Three — Mrs. Chandler, Jeff Butler, Wesley Ellington, Jowana Argabright, Sandy Mewhirter, Richard Charvet, Emmet Berry. Row Four — Wayne Andrews, Vernie Parnell, Elbert Sutton, Donald Wells, Winston Davis, James Brown. 190 Organizations - Sr. Tri-Hi-Y The Senior Tri-Hi-Y affiliates themselves with the YMCA. Members participated in the District Conference and the Model General Assembly. Their community projects included contributions to World Service, sponsorship of a party ata : nursing home, and participation in the dedication Row One — Cindy Butler, Cathy Byrd, Sarah Skaggs, Sweetheart — Rusty Yancey, Janet eases dae pee ahi ae YMCA. Updyke, Sharon Woods, Colleen Wood. Row Two — Donna Edwards, Carol Snowden, Leslie Wells, Laura Halder, Carol Roberson, Sue Russell, Pam Chauncey, Martha Agnew. Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Visited churches throughout the year. Visited nursing home. Prepared food basket for needy family. Attended MGA — Model General Assembly. Attended district conference. Attended camp-out at Camp Thunderbird. Sold baked goods. Row One — Carlen Pierce, Kathy Ham, Cindy Phillips, Mary Ellen McCaffrey, Karen Russell, Scott Halder, Cindy Romig, Carolyn Markwood, Vickie Blanton, Jettaka McGregor. Row Two — Wanda Daugherty, Kay Robinson, Sherry Ferguson, Jennifer Wells, Clare Evans, Cindy Guerrant, Becky Stout, Susan Willis, Trina Samuel, Liz Markert, Debbie Poulsen, Mindy Hirsch, Cindy Butler, Martha Park, Debbie Westfall, Janie Bruce, Beth Robins, Loreta Jones, Melanie Josey, Theresa Andrews, Lisa Bernard. Row Three — Jill Molter, Jo Chandler, Valerie Gray, Mary Smith, Patti Floyd. Organizations 191 Key Club Sign Identifies T.D. The Knights Hi-Y does many community services not to mention school projects. Projects included the flagpole area leaf raking and attending churches of various congregations. An autumn camp-out at Camp Thunderbird unfortunately fell on acold night, but did not hamper the good times. The spring trip to Atlanta, Georgia tested the morals of the Christian based club. Row One — Ricky Ullum, Hugh Northcutt, Wayne Motley, Jeff Burton, R. J. Bartol, Van Smathers. Row Two — Mr. Redmond, Keith Burton, Macon Magee, John Bernard, Sweetheart Cathy Byrd, David Taylor, David Thomas, Keith Harper. Row Three — Jeff Stovall, Robert Medell, Kyle Sonnenburg, Nelson Strother, Steve Fleming. 192 Organizations (3 5 4 { Row One — Valerie Grey. Row Two — Chris Waters, Kevin Bruce. Row Three — Mike Rivers, Brad Schrefler, Clay Owens, Jay Virtue, Kurt Sonnenburg, Chris Buyalas. Row Four — Ronny Fisher, Randy Fails, Mike Barbour, Steve Olivier, Chet Arnold, Roger Van Epps, Jim Rowe. Row Five — B. Gorham, Wayne Banty, Tom Virtue, Phil Kain, John Harvey, Mike Edwards, Craig Robinson, Mike Dubus. Row Six — Rodney Wilson, Charles Todd, Andy Jamerson, Jon Waters, John Magee, Keith Fisher. Row Seven — Jesse Ridout, Randy Gilliam, Mike Reid, Robbie Allen, Ricky Thurston, Tim Stanton, Sparks Parks, Butch Breneman, Mike Wilder, Mark Togna, David Jeter, Steve Sadler, Tom Catron, Ricky Rivers, Jim Carroll, Trip Curtis. ns «O° Ege ee S05 3 Bee i ee TY wh A The Chester Kiwanis Club sponsors the Key Club, a chapter of Key Club International. The twenty- two members dedicated themselves to an active part in community affairs and projects. Key Club members erected the school marques in the front yard. Row One — Beth Wheeler, Donna Sams, Carolyn Danford, Wanda Smith, Crystal Davis, Mary Dubus, Amy Joles, JoAnn Perez, Sue Brinkerhoff, Kris Jimison, Gayle Huff, Gussie Koriath. Row Two — Miss Duke, Sandy Stephan, Debbie Wight, Pam Robinson, Wanda Wansley, Fran Jenkins, Donna Hudson, Diana Hunt, Amber Thompson, Theresa Bartol, Mary Beth Phillips, Amanda Parker, April Lovering, Rose Lynch, Louise Moore, Debbie Simpson, Kim Fisher, Margaret Carmine, Debbue Mims, Linda Cash, Miss Conyers. Keyettes Sold candy sticks. Helped Kiwanis Club with travel logs. Sold cokes at home football games. Made curtains for office. Supplied clothes and turkey for needy. Attended different church each month. Helped reorganize Matoaca Keyette Club. New pay phone in senior wing. Landscaped bus ramp. Linda Cash Carolyn Danford Organizations 193 194 Art Club The Art Club maintains its basic challenge to be that of awakening their peers to the aesthetic values of art. The display during the Arts Festival Week truly demonstrates the effect that art can have on the general public. Cloverleaf Mall hosted a display of art presented by the Art Club in May. Shoppers appreciatively admired the display as the club had hoped. Chess Club The club promotes chess as an intellectual game and as a purely fun sport. Chess is a game of strategy, memory, and intelligence which offers a differe nt type of satisfaction from that of a physical sport. Row One — Kenny Clements, Julie Stinnett, Sue Russell, Louise Moore, Tricia Cowles, Kathy Ham, Karen Hill. Row Two — Kathy Wells, Freda Berry, Theresa Andrews, Pam Hayes, Nina Elliott, Ellen Cosslett, Ricky Bulifant. Row One — Vernon Hankins, Joe Townes, Ronnie Swindall, Colin Connely. Row Two — Patricia Cash, Darrel Jones, David Madden, Duane Brankley, Jamie Eanes, Ronald Wright, Leonard Simpson. Row Three — Doug O'Neal, Ken Edwards, Charles Todd, Bobby Uhrig, Mike Driver. Honor Students Reflect High Character Nat'l Honor Society Thomas Dale founded its National Honor Society in 1954. Honor students must meet four requirements, scholarship, leadership, service and character. Members provide student tutoring services through the guidance department. The spring induction services and reception occupies much of the society's time. Two selected members may apply for a scholarship. Row One — Rodney Wilson, Jay Virtue, Leslie Wells. Row Two — Marybeth Phillips, Debbie Wight, Joan Smith, Chris Waters, JoAnn Perez, Shirley Vernon, Nancy Coats, Teresa Tickle, Kathy Stover. Row Three — Jan Weber, Colleen Wood, Carol Roberson, John Bernard, Dave Thomas, Kyle Sonnenburg, Nelson Strother, Elbert Sholar, Randy Dunfee, Darlene Barker, Tom Sasek. Spanish Society — Row One — Mindy Hirsch, Mrs. Soto. Row Two — Elaine Blotkamp, Brenda Reynolds, JoAnn Perez, Sandra Logan. Row Three — Diane Sahlin, Jan Weber, Linda Castelow. Row Four — Randy Dunfee, Colin Connelly. Spanish. French Honor Society Honor Society — “ The society, which is The T.D. French National sponsored by the parent organization of the Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese, recognizes and promotes achievement and interest in Hispanic Studies. Honor Society retains distinction as the oldest chartered society in Chesterfield county. Having an honorary format, the society requires superior achievement for eligibility and an invitation for membership. French National Society, Row One — Chris Waters, Ann Hayes, Crystal Davis, Nancy Coates. Row Two — Teresa Tickle, Elbert Sholar, Martha Agnew, Lee Uhrig. Row Three —Tom Sasek, Mr. Blackmon, Steve Olivier, Phil Kain. 195 A A U Mobile Homes — 132 Aaseng, Marie — 80 Acree, Tommy — 30 Adams, Mary — 64, 183 Adams, Paula — 80 Adams, Samuel — 30, 160, 161, 183 Agnew, Martha — 30, 181, 182, 184,191, 195 Akin, Mork — 80, 176, 177 Albert, John — 30, 184, 185 Albert's Card and Party Shop — 104 Alexander, Avis — 64, 142, 143, 187 Alexander, Rickie — 80, 168 Allen, Kim — 80 Allen, Marion — 80 Allen, Marty — 64 Allen, Patty — 64, 183 Allen, Robert — 80, 154, 192 Allied Auto Parts Inc. — 104 Allman's Bar-B-Q — 118 Allmond, William — 64 Ament, Robert — 80 Ammons, John — 64, 177, 184 Amos, Tim — 30 Anderson, Abby — 80 Anderson, Andy — 179 Anderson, Anthony — 80 Anderson, Douglas — 64 Anderson, Mark — 64 Andrews, Andy — 190 Andrews, Kathy — 64, 183 Andrews, Mary — 80 Andrews, Russell — 64 Andrews, Theresa — 64, 178, 187, 191,194 Andrews, Wayne — 190 Andrs, Wallace — 64 Ard, William — 80 Argabright, Jowana — 64, 190 Aristead, Charles — 183 Arnold, Chester — 64, 154,192, 201 Art Academy of Hair Fashion — 104 Ashley, Susan — 80 Avery, Roger — 80 Babcock, David — 80 Bagby, Edward — 64 Bailey, Clifford — 30, 177, 181 Bailey, Judith — 80, 182 Bailey, Teresa — 64 Bain, Susan — 16, 17 Baker, Sharon — 80 Baldwin, Elaine — 21, 188 Bales, Howard — 80 Balfour — 124 Ball, Curtin — 80 Bank of Chesterfield — 119 Bank of Virginia —119 Banks, Lydia — 80 Banty, Susan — 80, 182 Banty, Wayne — 30, 180, 185, 192 Barber, Donna — 64 Barber, Kathryn — 80, 178, 182 Barbour, Mike — 30, 182, 183, 192 Barfield, Robert — 30 Barfield, Russ — 80 Barger, Sheila — 80, 183 Barham, Cathy — 30, 190 Barker, Darlene — 30, 186, 190, 195 Barnett, Dalby — 64, 184 Barnhill, Christopher — 64 Barrell, Edward — 64 Barrett, Dave — 80 Barrett, Marilyn — 80 Bartol, R. J. — 30, 161, 180, 160, 185, 192 Bartol, Thereso — 64, 182, 186, 193 Barton, Robert — 64 Bausell, David — 64 Bear, Virginia — 31 Beasley, Carol — 64 Beaudry, Scott — 80 Beazley, Teresa — 80, 183 Beazley's Foodland — 118 Bebber, Jim — 64 Bebber, Sharon — 80 Beck, David — 31, 154, 180 Beddow, Jeannine — 64, 162, 189 Beetham, Tammy — 64 Belanger, Lawanda — 13 Bell, Linda — 81 Bellflower, Stephanie — 64 Bellwood Drive-In — 123 Ben Franklin — 104 Benoit, Dan — 81 Benson, Jean — 190 Benton, Hyde — 81 Berger, Kathy — 64 Beringer, Rebecca — 81 Bernard, Jill — 81, 188 Bernard, John — 31, 161, 192, 195 Bernard, Lisa — 81, 191 Bernard, Richard — 64, 160, 161 196 Index Berringer, Becky — 185 Berry, Emmett — 31, 190 Berry, Freda — 31, 188,194 Berryman, Lois — 31 Beville, Richard — 64 Bicking, Lee — 64 Beingman, Brian — 64 Bringman, Craig — 81 Bishop, Pat — 31 Bishop, Ronald — 64, 179 Bishop T.V. — 133 Blackburn, Carlton — 64 Blackburn, Russell — 81 Blackmon, Howard — 15,195 Blackwell, Mr. Patrick — 65 Blair, Mitzi — 65, 69 Bland, Sharon — 31 Blanton, Brenda — 81 Blanton, Vickie — 81, 185, 191 Bloszak, Frank — 81, 183 Blevins, Robert — 65, 182 Blotkamp, Elaine — 65, 195 Boggs, David — 154 Boisseau, Bert — 31, 142, 143, 176, 182, 187 Boisseau, Frankie — 65 Bollon, Theresa — 81 Bondurant, Bruce — 81 Booth, Linda — 13 Boothe, Ruth — 81 Bosher, Jeannette — 81 Bosher, Keith — 65, 154 Bosher, Langford — 31 Bosher, Larry — 81 Bosher, Wanda — 31 Bottoms, Elvin — 81 Bouldin, Andredoria — 81 Bouldin, L. Vv. — 31 Bowen, Jerry — 81 Bower, Mr. Steve — 171 Bowman, W. M. — 31 Bowser, Thomas — 65 Boyd, Shirley — 31 Boyer, Jeffrey — 81 Bradner, Jeff — 32 Bradshaw, Ellen — 65, 183 Branch, Evelyn — 65, 183 Branch, Haywood — 81 Brankley, Diane — 81, 179 Brankley, Duane — 32, 194 Braswell, Kimberly — 65, 185, 186 Bray, Ramona — 32 Breneman, Butch — 32, 52, 154, 180, 185, 192 Breneman, Michael — 65,171, 181 Briggs, Carroll — 65, 165 Briggs, David — 81, 154 Briggs, Guennette — 65, 74, 162 Brigham, Heidi — 65, 162, 180, 184 Brinkerhoff, Sue — 32, 41, 193 Brock, Larry — 65 Brock, Tom — 32, 184, 188 Brockwell, Shorie — 81, 184 Brooks, Brian — 65 Brooks, Elaine — 81, 178, 183 Brooks, James — 81 - Brooks, Malcolm — 65, 189 Broughton, Mrs. Nancy — 13 Brown, Alda — 65, 184, 189 Brown, Bernard — 72, 189 Brown, Bobby — 81 Brown, David — 81, 190 Brown, Denise — 65 Brown, Frances — 65 Brown, Gene — 17 Brown, Iris — 32, 183 Brown, James — 32, 190 Brown, Louis — 81 Brown, Madeline — 15, 179 Brown, Tammie — 65 Brownie, K, C. — 32 Bruce, Mrs. Harriet — 21, 182, 182, 188 Bruce, Jane — 81, 185, 191 Bruce, Kevin — 32, 180, 185, 192 Buck, Mr. William — 21,177 Builders Supply Co. — 104 Bulifant, Ricky -— 32, 194 Burch, Stan — 32 Burgess, Hope — 32, 182 Burgess, Warner — 81, 158, 182 Burijon, Bobby — 33, 180 Burkey, Carter — 66 Burley, Wesley — 81 Burton, Jeff — 33, 180, 192 Burton, Keith — 81, 192 Burton, Randy — 81 Burton, Terri — 33 Buterbaugh , Renee — 66 Buterbaugh, Robin — 33, 180 Butler, Betty — 33, 182 Butler, Cindy — 33, 178, 191 Butler, Cindy — 66, 191 Butler, Jeffery — 190 Butler, Susan — 33 Buyalos, Chris — 66, 187, 192 Buyalos, Edward — 66, 180 Byrd, Cathy — 33, 43, 174, 179, 191, 192 c Cade, Robert — 82 Caisse, Ricky — 82 Camera Post — 113 Canada, Kevin — 33, 180 Carden, Sandra — 163 Carmine, Margaret — 33, 193 Carnes, Forest — 66 Carnifax, John Jr. — 82, 158, 168 Carr, Leonard — 82, 165 Carroll, Jimmy — 82, 192 Carruthers, Jayne — 66, 182 Carruthers, Gary — 158, 168 Carter, Gary — 33 Carter, Mildred — 66 Carter, Ronnie — 66 Carwile, Vicky — 82 Cash, Linda — 33, 139, 180, 184, 185, 186, 193 Cash, Pat — 34, 179, 194 Cash, Rebecco — 66, 177, 183 Castelow, Linda — 34, 195 Castleberry, James — 34 Castebury, Betty — 66, 190 Castlebury, Debbie — 34, 57, 139, 174, 179 Catlin, Terry — 82 Catlin, Victoria — 82 Catron, Thomas F. — 34, 154, 155, 180, 186, 192, 200 Caudle, Michelle — 82 Chalkley, Richard — 66 Chambliss, Art — 82 Chandler, Jane — 16, 190 Chandler, Jo — 82, 191 Chaplin, Audie — 34, 182 Chaplin, Kevin — 82, 158 Charvet, Richard — 190 Chase, William — 66, 184, 187 Chauncey, Pam — 34, 182, 183, 184, 191 Cheathan, Mr. Dick — 20, 188 Chester Cleaners Chester Shell Service — 112 Chestnut, Johnie — 82 Childress, Marion — 66 Christin School of Performing Arts — 105 Christian, Mark — 66 Christmas, Phil — 34 Circle View Pharmacy — 105 Citgo — 130 Clark, William — 66 Clarke, Melany — 34, 182 Clay, Jacquelyn — 82 Clay, Larry — 66 Clayton, Linda — 66, 185 Clements, Kenneth — 194 Clemo, Simon — 82 Cline's — 102 Cloninger, Gerald — 34 Clouthier, Diana — 82, 183 Coats, Nancy — 34, 181, 195 Cobb, Phillip — 82, 168 Cobb, Sheryl — 82 Cobb, Stephanie — 182 Cobb, William — 82 Coghill Composition Company — 129 Colbert, Joann — 82 Colbrook Mote! — 102 Cole, Gary — 82, 158 Cole, Reb — 82 Coleman, Yvonne — 15 Coles, Mrs. Patrica — 66, 183 Coles — 82, 182 Coles, Vince — 82 Collie, Joseph — 66 Collie, Lynnie — 34 Collie, Michaele — 82 Collins, Lewis — 67 Colonial Decorating Center — 104 Colonial Funeral Chapel Inc. Gould-Sauls — 103 Comer, Mallory — 34 Comer, Rodger — 67 Comfort, David — 82, 184 Comfort, Dorothy — 67, 183 Compton, Dottie — 34, 182 Compton, Wanda — 67 Condrey, Frances — 82 Cone, Mrs. Lorraine — 16 Connelly, Colin — 35, 194, 195 Conway, Michael — 67, 182 Conyers, Miss Ellen — 17, 193 Cook, Carl — 35 Cook, Dorothy — 83 Cook, Rhonda — 83 Cooper, Mike — 83, 183 Cooper, Susan C. — 35 Cooper, Wanda — 67 Copak, Kym — 184 Cope, Karen — 83 Copeland, Kenneth Jr. Copeland, Timothy — 83, 177 Cormanys Sporting Ctr. — 105 Corrigan, Dennis — 83 Coslett, Ellen — 67, 194 Counts, Carol — 83 Cowles, Patrica — 35, 194 Cox, Mary Jane — 35, 177 Craven, Mr. Eugene — 14 Crews, Mrs. Annette — 18 Crews, Roxie — 67 Crist, Caren — 83 Crocker, Brenda — 83 Crosby, Blake — 67 Crostic, Joey — 35, 182, 186 Crowell, Robert Jr. — 83, 171 Croxton, Marjorie — 83 Croxton, Michael — 67 Crump, Mr. J. Wilson — 12 Crump, Mrs. Myra — 14 Crump, Mr. Robert — 14, 185 Cuddihy, Mrs. Sandra — 16 Cullum, Clayton — 83 Cunningham, Richard — 35, 53 Curtis, Clarence — 83 Curtis, Dale — 67 Curtis, Trip — 192 D Daltons Jewelers — 103 Dance, Regina — 35, 190 Danford, Carolyn — 67, 143, 182, 193 Danford, Mark — 67 Daniel, George — 67 Daniel, Vanessa — 83 Danield, Rudy — 35 Daughtetry, Brenda — 83, 162, 180, 185 Daugherty, Ronald — 83, 158 Daughtery, Wanda — 85, 175, 191 Davidson, Janice — 67, 179, 189 Davidson, Terrance — 67 Davies, Mr. Tom — 17, 165, 164 Davis, Crystal — 35, 139, 183, 184, 185, 193, 195 Davis, Walter — 35 Davis, Winston — 35, 190 Davy Jones’ Locker — 110 Delmonico, Joe — 36, 139, 187 Dent, Carole — 67, 183 Devers, Katrinka — 67, 189 Dixon, Deborah — 67, 183 Doane, Valoree — 83 Dobrick, John — 36 Dobson, Cheryl — 67, 179, 183, 188 Donald McKay American Hardware Store — 102 Donati, Robert — 67 Donnell, Debbie — 67 Donnell, Robert — 83 Doub, Brett — 171 Dougherty, Thereso — 36, 46, 162, 180, 185 Dougherty, Thomas — 67, 69, 180 Dout''s Printing Service — 102 Downs, Mr. Daniel — 17 Drake, Lamb Roberts, Inc. — 102 Draper, Danny — 67 Draper, Laura — 83, 179 Dressler, Tony — 179 Driggers, Deborah — 67, 183, 187 Driver, Mike — 36, 194 Driver, Pat — 36 Dryden, Ronald — 83, 177 Dubberly, Susan — 83 Dubus, Mary — 36, 174, 193 Dubus, Michael — 68, 187, 192 Dudley, Joseph — 83 Duke, Miss Vera — 14, 193 Dunaway, Mary — 83 Dunfee, Randy — 36, 176, 177, 195 Dunfee, Ricky — 83, 177 E Eanes, James Jr. — 83, 179, 194 Earley, Joann — 83 Earley, Renay — 36 East, Dale — 35, 36, 154, 155, 179, 182 East, Wanda — 83 Edmonson, Mr. James — 187, 14 Edmonson, Kathryn Edwards, Anthony Edwards, Donna — 37, 191 Edwards, Douglas — 83 Edwards, Kenny — 37, 194 Edwards, Mike — 83, 154, 192 Edwards, Phillip — 84 Eggleston, Robert — 68 Ehly, Alan — 37, 179 Eichenlaub, Karen — 84 Eister, Susan — 15 Elam, Kirk — 68 Elam, Robert — 84 Eledge, Teresae — 84 Elko, Terry — 84 Ellers, Mary — 68, 162, 181, 184 Ellinger, Ray — 190 Ellington, James — 68, 190 Elliot, Nina — 37, 188, 194 Elliot, James — 84 Ellis, Charles ll — 68, 190 Ellis, Pamela — 84 Emerson, Terry — 84 Engelhardt, Bettina — 68, 189 Enz, Heidi — 84, 163, 184 Erb, Jimmy — 47, 179 Estes, Thereso Eubank, Sherry — 84 Eubank, Walter — 37 Evans, Clarke — 191 Evans, Jere Evans, Kimberly — 84 F Fails, Randy — 68, 185, 192 Faison, Randy — 37 Farmer, Stuart Jr. — 68 Farmer, Tamara — 68 Farris, Robert — 84 Fenessy, John — 68, 154 Ferguson, David — 84, 182 Ferguson, Patsy — 84 Ferguson, Sherry — 84, 175, 191 Feris, Larry — 84 Ferrara, James — 68 Ferrara, Jane — 84 Fers, William — 84 Fessler, Alan — 182 Filippi, Patrice — 37 Fine, Tereso — 84, 178 Finn, Laurinda — 37, 182 Fitzerald, Mrs. Joyce — 14, 200 Fitzgerald, Robert Jr. Fischer, Bryon — 68, 192 Fischer, Ronald Jr. — 68, 184, 192 Fisher, Billy — 187 Fisher, Kim — 37, 179, 181, 182, 184, 193 Fisher, Nannette — 20 Flaherty, Scott — 37, 179, 184, 187 Fleeman, Lawrence — 84, 184 Flemming, Pamela — 68 Flemming, Steve — 37, 178, 180, 192 Fletcher, Charles — 84 Flippin, Wanda — 84, 178 Floyd, Barton — 68, 176, 177 Floyd, Patricia — 68, 178, 184, 191 Flynn, Miss Kathleeen — 19 Ford, Ernest — 84 Fortune, Anita — 84 Foutz, Brian — 84 Fowlkes, Debbie — 37, 182 Fox, Lloyd — 37, 44 Francis, Ricky — 84, 158 Francis, Wayne — 38, 139, 165 Franklin, James — 68 Frazier, Mrs. Anna — 19 Freelord, Boe — 84 Friendline, Debbie — 38 Frost, Loretta — 85 G Galusha, Debbie — 35, 38 Gambill, George — 68 Gammon, Danny — 68 Garcia, Graham — 38 Garcia, Greg — 38 Garnett, William — 38 Garrett, Steven — 85 Garrison, Joy — 38 Garfinkel's Ladies Wear — 103 Gary's Men Clothing — 103 Gaskill, Daniel — 85 Gaskill, Rosa — 38 Gates, Elizabeth — 85, 185 Gauldin, David — 85 Gay, Cindy Lee — 38, 190 Gay, Mrs. Edith — 16 Geisselbreht, Norman — 68, 184 Gellatly, Alistair — 68 George, William — 68, 178 Gerald, Wanda — 85 Gerritz, Gloria — 14 Gilbert, Bryan — 85 Gilliam, Edwin — 85, 181, 184 Gilliam, Randy — 68, 192 Gilliam, William — 85, 158 Gilliland, James — 68 Glidewell, Kenneth — 85 Globe Dept. Store — 103 Goble, Jeannie — 85 Goble, Mark — 68 Goble, Michael — 68 Good, Sharon — 68, 176, 177 Goodfellow, Jeanine — 85 Goodloe, Melinda — 53, 66, 68, 185 Goodwin, Ned — 68 Gorham, Eugene Ill — 85, 184, 192 Gould Funeral Home — 103 Goyne Chevrolet — 102 Goyne, Daniel — 85, 184 Goyne, Debbie — 38 Gozzo, Joseph — 69 Graham, Keith — 85 Grammer, Richard — 183 Grant, Pam — 69, 182 Graves, Kimberley Sue — 85 Gravitte, Micky Jr. — 85 Gray, Kathy — 85 Gray, Valerie — 69, 174, 191,192 Green, Judy — 21 Green, Tina — 85 Griffith, Susan — 38, 179, 183, 188 Grimes, Mrs. Ann — 14, 187 Griscom, Jay — 38, 184 Groome, Debbie — 39, 177, 179 Guerrant, Cindy — 85, 191 Gunn, Barbara — 39 Gunn, Barbara — 69 Gunn, Marcia — 39 Gwaltney, Greg — 39, 43, 45, 180, 184 H Haga, Teresa — 85 Hagler, Nancy — 85 Hailey, Vickie — 39, 190 Halder, Laura — 39, 180, 186, 187, 191 Halder, Scott — 69, 154, 156, 182,191, 201 Halfway House — 130 Halfway Wheel and Parts — 114 Hall, Donna — 69 Hall, John — 85 Hall, Rebecca — 69 Halterman, Wanda — 85, 182 Ham, Kathleen — 69, 179, 182, 184, 191, 194 Hammond, Mrs. Junita — 13 Hancock, Charles — 69 Hankins, Vernon — 39, 180, 182, 184, 187, 188, 194 Harbour East Village — 116 Harlow-Hardy — 118 Harper, Keith — 39, 139, 177, 187, 192 Harris, Mark — 85 Harris, Richard — 85 Harris, Wayne — 85, 154, 155, 168 Harrison, Florence — 39 Harrison, Katrina — 39, 174 Harrison's Service —119 Hart, Jimmy — 39 Hartman, Craig — 69 Hartman, Dano — 85, 183 Hartman, Debra — 85 Harvey, John — 69, 192 Harvey, Mrs. Joyce — 16 Harwell Hardware — 129 Harwell, Mrs. Julia — 14 Hatcher, James — 85, 168, 189 Hau, Katherine — 69 Hautch, Russell — 85, 184 Hawk, Cheryl — 85 Hawk, Dinah — 39, 188 Hawkins, Paige — 69, 178 Hay, Miss Linda — 18 Hayden, Pamela — 85 Hayes, Ann — 39, 184, 186, 187, 195 Hayes, Debbie — 39 Hayes, Pam — 40, 182, 187, 194 Hayes, Vickie — 40 Hazzard, Brian — 40 Heath, Billy — 85 Heckel, Cathy — 85 Heckel, Steve — 40 Heggie, Mr. Alex — 20 Heilman, Karl — 40, 154, 155 Hein, Rhonda — 85, 183 Helm, Glenn — 85 Helm, Wayne — 40 Helms, Brian — 69 Helsing, Kurt — 40, 179 Helton, Deborah — 85, 190 Hepler, Kelly — 85 Hicks, Jerry — 85 Hiers, Sharon — 85 Hill, Karen — 183, 194 Hill, Janet — 85 Hilliard, Claudia — 40 Hilscher, Kathleen — 85, 184 Hinds, Mark — 85 Hirsch, Melinda — 69, 184,191, 195 Hobeck, Robin — 85, 182 Hoffert, Charles — 85, 158,171, 184 Hoffert, Margaret — 40, 174, 184 Hogarth, Susan — 66, 185 Holdren, Patrica — 20 Holiday Bowl — 118 Holley, Fred — 70 Holmes, Bonnie — 163 Holmes, James — 85, 183 Holmes, Stanley — 40, 44 Holt, Ricky — 85, 158 Holt, Ronnie — 85 Home Equipment Co. — 113 Hopewell Finance — 119 Hopewell Glass — 129 Hopkins, Jerry — 85, 158 Hotz, David — 40, 154, 180 House, John — 70, 189 Houser, Teresa — 86 Houston, Jody — 86, 158 Hovermale, Warren — 86 Hubond, Mike — 40 Hudgins, Miss Betty — 16, 190 Hudson, Bob — 70 Hudson, Donna — 70, 178, 193 Hudson, Ricky — 70, 179 Huff, Gayle — 41, 182, 184, 193, 201 Hughes, Kenneth — 36, 41 Hughes, Richard — 41 Hulon, Deborah — 70 Hunt, Diana — 42, 70, 74, 184, 188, 193, 201 Hutchins, Michele — 86, 184 Hylton, Maryah — 41 Hynst, Marvin — 41 Imperial Printing — 130 Inscoe, Tony — 41 Irvin, Joyce — 70 Irvin, Thelma — 86 Irwin, Gary — 86, 185 J Jackson, Cathy — 183 Jackson, Charles — 86, 168 Jackson, Marsha — 86 Jackson, Shelia — 86 Jackson, Tricia — 70, 179 Jamerson, Andy — 70, 165, 192 James, Mrs. Jeannette — 17 James, Teresa — 70 Janosik, Chip — 70, 179 Jefferson, Henry — 44, 154, 155, 156, 165, 166, 180, 183 Jellie, Donald — 70 Jenkins, Ed — 86, 168 Jenkins, Fran — 41, 184, 185,193 Jenkins, Lina — 70 Jenkins, Shirley — 86 Jessup, Debby — 41 Jester, Tonja — 86, 183 Jeter, David — 41, 44,192 Jimison, Kris — 41, 42, 54, 183, 184, 186, 193, 200 Jinkins, Joan — 70, 179 John Randolph Hospital — 111 Johns, Deborah — 42 Johnson, Annette — 86 Johnson, Britt — 42, 154, 182 Johnson Cleaners — 131 Johnson, Cynthia — 183 Johnson, Diane — 69, 185 Johnson, Esther — 86 Johnson, Horace — 86, 168, 183 Johnson, Paula — 86 Johnson, Raymond — 190 Joles, Amy — 42, 186, 187, 190, 193 Jones, Barbara — 86 Jones, Carlton — 86, 158, 177 Jones, Darrel Jr. — 42, 194 Jones, David — 70 Jones, Harlan — 42 Jones, Herb — 86 Jones, Loreto — 70, 178, 189, 191 Jones, Martin — 70, 139 Jones, Pete — 86, 158 Jones, Rodney — 86, 154 Jones, Sheila — 70 Jones, Susanne — 86 Jones, Tereso — 42 Jones, Tommy — 70, 190 Jones, Wayne — 86 Jordan, Catherine — 70, 189 Jordan, Roy — 42, 182 Josey, Earl — 70, 183 Josey, Melanie — 86, 191 Joyner, Teresa — 86 K Kabler, Phillip — 86 Kain, Phil — 42, 192, 195 Kamosky, Kristen — 70, 185 Karpus, Mr. Ed — 20, 157 Keraget, Becky — 42 Keavey, Kathy — 86 Keen, Jim — 42 Keene, Sharon — 87 Keller, Patricia — 70 Kelly, Michelle — 87 Kemitz, Rhonda — 42 Kemnitz, Robbie — 87 Kendall, Becky — 42, 179, 182 Kent's Furniture — 111 King, Chery! — 70 King Electric Co. —110 King, Teddy — 34 King's Jewelers — 114 Kirby, Clyde — 87 Kirby, Debbie — 87, 183 Kirby, Phillis — 70 Koriath, Amy — 87, 185 Koriath, Gussie — 42, 185, 193 Kramek, Mrs. Jane — 16, 190 Kuykendall, Marsha — 70 Kvasnicka, Betty — 87 Kvasnicka, Linda — 71, 177 L Larkin, Mike — 43, 154, 180 Lauterbach's Jewelers — 112 Lavinder, Dennie — 71 Lawless, Brenda — 87, 179 Lawson, Mr, J. C. — 21 Lawson, Gregory — 87 Lawson, Linda — 87 Lawless, Susan — 71, 177 Layne, Andy — 87 Leavitt, Brad — 43, 179 lebow, Dr. Stanley — 109 Leck, Karen — 71 Lee, Robin — 43 Lees, Susan — 87, 162, 180 Lehman, Michoel — 87, 177 Lemon Tree Inn — 131 Lennie's — 121 Leonard, James — 71, 154, 189 Leonard, Patricia — 87 Lewis, Betty — 71, 183 Lewis, Cheryl — 87 Lewis, James — 71, 189 Lewis, Wayne — 43, 185, 187 Liapn, Debbie — 87 Lincoln Savings and Loan — 128 Linoleum Shop — 111 Lipscomb, Dale — 87 Lloyd Taylor Inc. —125 Lockhart, Vickie — 43 Logan, Sandra — 43, 184, 195 Longest and Wells — 117 Lord, Betsy — 43 Loss, Andrew — 87 Loss, Jeff — 43, 181 Love, Kay — 43 Love, Rhonda — 71, 139, 178 Lovelady, Mrs. Josie — 19 Lovering, April — 71, 193 Lowry, Melvin — 87 Loya, Chris — 190 Lucas, Francis Jr..— 87 Lucas, Kathy — 43 Lutterman, Janet — 163 Lutterman, Jon — 71 Lynch, Joanie — 38, 43 Lynch, Rose —71, 162, 193 Lythgoe, Larry — 87, 183 M Madden, Dave — 71, 194 Magee, Macon — 87, 154, 192 Magee, Tom — 43, 186, 192 Magee's Pharmacy — 112 Maile, Rodger — 71, 190 Malick, Galen — 87 Mallory, Beth — 88 Maloof, Kevin — 181 Malpass, Beth — 44 Mann, Ann — 181 Mann, Teresa — 88 Markert, Elizabeth — 71,72, 191 Mark's Clothing — 113 Marks, Debbie — 44 Markwood, Carolyn — 71, 182, 184, 191 Markwood, Mark — 71, 176, 177, 184 Markwood, Michael — 88 Markwood, Tim — 98 Marsh, Mrs. Iris — 13 Marshall, Mrs. Nancy — 13 Marshall, Robert — 71, 154, 180 Martin, David — 71 Martin, Deborah — 71 Martin, Larry — 88 Martin Oldsmobile — 122 Martin, Rhondo — 44 Martin, Ronnie — 71, 179 Martin, Wayne — 88 Martin, Willard — 88 Marx, Michael -— 71 Massey, Sherry — 163 Matthews, Mike — 71, 190 Mauger, Poul — 71, 185 Mawyer, Billie — 88 Mayo, Mrs. Wenonah — 17 McCaffrey, Mary — 88, 191 McCants, Buddy — 72, 184 McClean, Peggy — 190 McClenny, Adriane — 72, 143, 186, 201 McClure, Joseph — 72 McCoy, Bernard — 72 McCray, Patricia — 72, 183 McDaniel, Curt — 88, 158 McDaniel, Farron — 72, 190 McGee, John — 88, 158 McGregor, Bill — 44, 154, 181 McGregor, Jettaka — 88,175,191 McHole, Christine — 44 Index 197 McHugh, Jeffrey — 88, 177 Mcintyre, Jerry — 88 Melntyre, Theresa McLean, Barbara — 44, 190 McLean, Peggy — 88 McLendon, Anthony — 88, 168 McLeod, Deborah — 88 McMillan, David — 88, 158, 177 McNeer, Mrs. Lottie — 15, 186 McNew, Valerie — 88 McPherson, Gayle — 44 McWilliams, Helen — 72 Medell, Robert — 168, 182, 192 Men's Clothing Center — 108 Meslett, James — 88 Messer, Lisa — 88, 184 MeWhirter, Sandra — 71, 190 Mezara, Charles — 88, 158 Michalek, Laura — 88, 175, 177, 279 Michalik, Cindy — 44 Micklem, Mark — 71 Middleton, Mrs. Sarah — 15 Milano, John — 88, 176, 177 Miles, Jonet — 72, 182, 184 Miller, Brett — 88, 158, 171, 180 Miller, Carol — 72 Miller, Harry — 72 Miller, Scott — 45, 154, 180 Millhouse, Louis — 88, 176, 177 Mills, Douglas — 72 Mims, Deborah — 45, 178, 186, 193, 188 Minetree, Debbie — 45 Minetree, Donna — 45 Mink, Perry — 88 Mitchell, Tink — 88 Mitchells Gulf — 113 Molter, Jill — 88, 191 Moody, Monta — 44, 182, 186 Moon, Susan — 45 Moon, Terri — 88 Moore, Cheryl — 89, 190 Moore, David — 45 Moore, Diane — 45 Moore, Gil — 72 Moore, Leanne — 45, 190 Moore, Louise — 45, 178, 193, 194 Moore, Mel — 183 Morre's Brick Cottages — 108 Moorman, Claudia — 89 Moran, Kevin — 45 Moran, Maureen Morgan, Belinda — 72 Morris Funeral Home — 131 Morris, Michael — 89 Morris, Mr. Michael — 19 Morris, Regenalo Jr. — 89 Morrissett, Gary — 72 Morse, Susan — 163 Morton, Mr. William — 18 Motley, Wayne — 45, 57, 154, 180, 192 Moulton, Chandler — 177 Moulton, Paul — 89 Mountfort, Bonnie Mr. Swiss — 123 Mull, Ellaine — 45 Munford, Bonnie — 183 Murphy, Betsy — 38, 45 Myers, Eddie — 72, 179 Myers, Kenneth — 89, 185 N Napier, Kenneth — 73 Napier, Kimberly — 89, 183 Nemetz State Farm Insurance — 108 Netzley, Barbara — 89 Newingham, Robert — 73 Newton, Donald — 65, 73 Nichols, Tina — 46 Nichols, Virginia — 89 Nicholson, Debbie — 46, 189 Nicholson, Laurinda — 89, 175 Nicholson, Weldon — 89 Nikolaisen, Kenneth — 89 Noe, Peter — 89 Nolen, Kathie — 89, 183 Norfleet American — 108 Norris, Johnny — 89, 158 Northcutt, Hugh — 73, 192 Norwood, Teresa — 46 Nuckols, Warren — 46, 176, 177, 181 Nutter, Darrel — 46 Nye, Kevin — 37, 46 Nye, Sandra — 46 ° O'Brien, Peggy — 46 O'Brien, Tom — 89 O'Hara, Lloyd — 89 O'Neal, Douglas — 89, 160, 161, 194 Office Supply Inc. — 109 Ohtersen, Diana — 46 Oliver, Marie — 89 198 Index Oliver, Mary — 73, 183 Oliver, Melinda — 89 Olivier, David — 73 Olivier, Steve — 46, 192,195 Orfield, Roberta — 46 Owen, Ricky — 89 Owen, William — 89 Owens, Clay — 46, 165, 192 Owens, Jody — 177 Owens, Joe Jr. — 89 Owens, Joseph — 89 Owens, Steven — 89 Ozmar, Cookie — 47, 182 Padgett, Judy — 89, 182 Palmer, Mrs. Theodosia — 15, 184 Pappin, Susan — 89, 176, 177 Parham, Lydia — 73, 182 Park, Martha — 73, 179, 187,191, 188 Parker, Amanda — 73, 178, 183, 193 Parker, Eric — 73 Parker, George — 40 Parker, Sharon — 89, 163 Parker, Yolanda — 73 Parks, Kevin — 33, 47, 165, 201, 192 Parnell, Vernie — 190 Parsons, David — 89, 183 Paschall, Allen — 73, 182 Patterson, Allison — 71,73 Paulette, Mrs. Carolyn 15 Peck, Mr. Ernest — 19 Peck, Jeri — 89, 175 Pegram, Ricky — 47 Pendleton, Carol — 89 Pennington, Kevin — 73 Pennington, Steve — 47, 177 Penny, Dana — 47, 179, 189 Perez, JoAnn — 47, 176, 177, 181, 184, 193, 195 Pet Dairy — 120 Peterson, Robin — 73, 182, 143, 185 Pfeiffer, Susan — 89, 184 Phelps, Richard — 73, 179 Phelps, Teresa — 89 Philipi, Patrice — 180 Phillips, Cynthia — 89, 191 Phillips, Marybeth — 47, 180, 187, 184, 186, 193, 195 Phillips, Stephen — 89 Philpott, Kathy — 89 Piccadilly Cafeteria — 109 Pickwick Flowers —110 Pierce, Carlen — 89, 182, 191 Pierce, Mr. Louis — 12 Pillow, Jack — 73 Pioneer Federal Savings — 120 Pittenger, Cindy — 90 Pollack, Brian — 47 Poole, Danny — 73 Pope, Jackie — 73, 177 Popham, Karen — 73, 182 Porter, Alvin — 73 Porter, John — 73, 161, 160 Porter, Renee — 90 Porter, Mrs. Shelby — 13 Poulsen, Debbie — 71, 73, 183, 191 Poulsen, Douglas — 90 Powell, Kim — 47 Powell, Sandra — 90, 182 Presley, Brenda — 47, 178 Price, James — 90 Price, John — 90, 177 Price, Shirley — 90 Price, Temple — 90 Pugh, Scott — 73 Pulley, Debra — 90 Purdy, Randy — 48, 187, 188 Puryear, Ronald — 90 Putney, Karen — 73, 188 Q Queen, Billy Queen, Wanda R Rackley's — 109 Ragsdale, Woodrow — 39, 182 Ramsey, Teresa — 90, 185 Randles, Leigh — 73, 74, 183, 184, 188, 200 Rapalee, Mrs. Shirley — 21 Rash, Mr. Wayne — 20 Rasnik, Terri — 48 Rasnick Upholstering — 109 Raymond, Liz — 48 Reames, Mrs. Daisy — 12 Redd, Paul Jr. — 90, 158, 168 Redman, Mr. Philip — 17, 189, 192 Redmond, Robin — 48, 182, 189 Reed, Mike — 90, 192 Reichart, Mrs. Marian — 13 Reish, Joy — 90 Respess, Teresa — 90 Reynolds, Brenda — 48, 187, 195 Rhoten, Lee — 90 Rhonten, Linda — 48 Richard, Scott — 90 Richards, Lawrence — 73 Richmond Chrysler Plymouth — 117 Richmond Motor Sports — 115 Ride, Mr. Albert — 21 Ridout, Mr. Jesse — 18 Riley, Gary — 90 Rinehart, Steve — 48, 177 Ripley, Debbie — 90 Rippy, Paula — 73 Rippy, Roger — 189 Ritter, Mark — 90, 183, 185 Rivers, Deborah — 90 Rivers, Mike — 48, 187, 185, 192 Rivers, Richard — 73, 185, 192 Robbins, Beth — 66, 73, 162, 180, 185, 191 Roberson, Carol — 48, 162, 180, 191, 195 Roberson, Nancy — 90 Roberts, Joyce — 48 Robertson, John — 90 Robertson, Linda — 48 Robinson, Craig — 65, 165, 192 Robinson, Ellen — 48 Robinson, Kay — 90, 175, 182, 191 Robinson, Lovis — 74, 183 Robinson, Mike — 48 Robinson, Pam — 45, 48, 193 Robinson, Sandra — 90 Robinson, Craig — 74 Roddy, John — 90 Rodgers, Lloyd — 49, 143, 184 Rogers, Judy — 90 Rogers, Ruth — 49 Roland, Lorna — 49 Romig, Cynthia — 71, 74, 162, 180, 191 Roop, Mrs. Jane — 21 Roope, Barbara — 90 Ross Ford — 129 Ross, Katherine — 90 Rothert, Mr. John — 15 Rowe, Barry — 90 Rowe, James — 74, 154, 177 Rowe, Larry — 90 Royster, Robin — 74 Ruckers — 117 Runner, Delbert — 181, 182 Rusk, Shanon — 185, 186 Russ, Elizabeth — 42, 72,74, 178, 182, 201 Russell, Karen — 90, 184, 191 Russell, Lynne — 74 Russell, Sue — 49, 178, 186, 191, 194 Ruxton, Tammy — 90 Ss Saady, Mary — 90 Sadler, Scott — 74 Sadler, Mrs. Jean — 19 Sadler, Steve — 49, 192 Sahlin, Diane — 49, 187, 184,195 Sale, Taylor — 90, 177 Saleeby, Gordon — 91 Sallins, Lee — 168 Sams, Debbie — 49 Sams, Donna — 74, 193 Samuel, Trina — 91,191 Sanders, Suzanne — 74, 187 Sanders, Tony — 91 Sasek, Tom — 49, 186, 195, 201 Sasser, Billy — 49 Sasser, Gene — 91, 176, 177 Saylor, Tim — 189 Scantling, Nicky — 91,190 Schaefer, Mr. Charles — 18, 19 Scheff, Susan — 91, 177 Schiele, Mr. James — 21 Schore, Shirlen — 49 Schorre, Vivian — 91,175 Schreffler, Brad — 50, 179, 180, 187, 192 Scott, Kathryn — 64,74, 178, 182 Scott, Rebecca — 74 Scruggs, Debbie — 50, 162, 180, 185 Seaman, Tracy — 74, 189 Sease, Mr. Robert — 19, 161 Seaton, Mr. Robert — 17 Setzer, Gerald — 74 Shanks, Kenneth — 50 Shannon, Theresa — 74 Shaver, Gary — 91, 176, 177 Sheer Magic — 132 Sheffield, Stacy — 91, 139, 175 Shelton, Jerry — 91 Shelton, Rhea — 91 Shelton, Steve — 50 Shepard, Susan — 50 Sherman, Howard — 50, 189 Shively, Dale — 74, 154, 180, 184 Sholar, Elbert — 50, 142,176, 177, 188, 195 Short, Brian — 50, 154, 180, 186, 187 Shumaker, Kathy — 50, 182 Shumaker, Phyliss — 50 Shumaker, Ruth — 50, 183 Simpson, Crystal — 50, 181 Simpson, Debbie — 51, 183, 188, 193 Simpson, Leonard — 51, 194 Sims, Embry — 91 Singleton, Jo— 51,52, 139,174 Singleton, Theodore — 91 Sitter, Sherie — 91, 182 Skaggs, Sarah — 51,139,174, 181, 184,191 Skateland — 107 Skeens, Harry — 74,154, 184 Skelton, Debbie — 91 Sklute, Sabrina — 91, 177 Slaughter, Robert — 51, 184 Sloan, Mrs. Heather — 18 Smathers, Van — 75, 192 Smiley's Inc. — 109 Smith, Alan — 75 Smith, Emory — 91 Smith, Janice — 51 Smith, Joan — 51, 195 Smith, Larry — 75 Smith, Linda — 75, 178 Smith, Mary — 74, 178,191 Smith, Matthew — 75 Smith, Mr. Sheppard — 18, 19 Smith, Steve — 91, 171 Smith, Thomas — 75 Smith, Wallace — 51 Smith, Wanda — 48, 51,174, 185, 193 Snead, Billy —91, 158, 182 Snead, Jennifer — 38, 51 Snead, Stephen — 91 Snowden, Carol — 51,185,191 Sokohl, Robertine — 91, 163, 182 Sonnenberg, Kurt — 91, 139, 168, 185, 192 Sonnenberg, Kyle — 51, 181, 185, 186, 187, 192, 195 Soto, Mrs. Joyce — 15, 195 Southern Paint — 107 Southside Paint — 133 Spain, Cary — 52 Spencer, Miss Dorothy — 19 Spohn, Carole — 52, 182 Sports World — 107 Spradlin, Earl — 75 Springer, Charles — 91 Stabley, Bernard — 91 Stacy, Mr. Bobby — 21 Stanton, Tim — 52, 142, 182, 183, 186, 187, 188, 192 Stargardt, Debbie — 91 Stargardt, Stuart — 75 Starke, Carol — 75 Starnes, Myra — 91, 185 Stephan, Sandra — 75, 193 Stevens, Karen — 91 Stevenson, Mrs. Dorothy — 19 Stewart, Michael — 52, 170, 171, 180 Stickel, Tim — 189 Stinnett, Julie — 75, 194 Stoneman, Drema — 75 Stone's Furniture —114 Stout, Becky — 91, 182, 184, 191 Stovall, Jeff —91, 192 Stover, Kathy — 52,177,195 Stover, Richard — 91, 177 Stringfield, Lee Ann — 52 Stroop, Shirley — 92 Stroop, Sue —75 Strother, Nelson — 52, 176, 177, 181, 186, 192, 19: 200 Styles, John —75, 184 Suburban Propane — 116 Sullins, Lee — 92 Sullivan, Terry — 92 Sullivan, Wesley — 76 Sutherland, Mike — 92, 158 Swanson, Kenneth — 92, 176, 177 - Swindell, Ronald — 76, 194 Swineford Florist — 132 Sydnor, Gale — 52, 162 Sydnor and Hundley — 133 Sydnor, Joseph — 76 Sylvesters — 106 T Tait, Marilee — 53 Talley, Jeffery — 76 Tankard, Rob — 53 Taunton, Kevin — 53, 180 Taylor, Bruce — 183 Taylor, David — 53, 176, 177, 192 Taylor, David — 92, 171, 180 Taylor, Dewey — 92 Taylor, James — 76 Taylor, John — 76 Taylor, Terri — 53 Taylor, Veralyn — 92 Taylor's —116 Temple, Jan — 92 Thomas, Beverly — 53 Thomas, Dave — 53, 180, 187, 192, 195 Thomas, John — 92 Thomas, Linda — 92 Thomas, Wanda — 92 homason, Kitty — 53, 188 Thombs, Barry — 76, 190 Thompson, Alice — 92 Thompson, Amber — 72, 76, 174, 186, 193 Thompson, Linda — 183 Thompson, Mike — 53 Throckmorton, Thomas — 92 Thurston, Richard — 76, 154,192 Tickle, Tereso — 53, 142, 181, 188, 195 Tinder Box — 107 Tingen, Emory — 92 Tingen, Jean — 163 Tingen, Jody — 92, 177 Tipton, Nathan — 76 Todd, Charles — 76, 184, 192,194 Togna, Mark — 53, 154, 181, 187, 192 Tommy's Beauty Salon — 112 Toms, Granville — 76 Toms, Valerie — 92 Topping, Richard — 76, 190 Towns, Joseph — 76, 194 Trail, Harriet — 92 Traylor, Crystal — 53 Truby Motor — 106 Tucker, Thomas — 76 Tucker, Tyra — 30, 52, 54, 139 Tuggle, Yvonne — 92 Turner, Amanda — 54 Turner, Christine — 92 Turner, Deborah — 76 Turner, Judith — 92 Turner, Lois — 54, 183 Turner, Michael — 92, 165, 168 Turner, Sharon — 54 Turner's T.V. — 106 Twilley, Caroline — 76, 182, 185 U Uber, Ricky — 54, 171 Uhrig, Elizabeth — 54, 184,195 Uhrig, Robert — 76, 181,194 Ukrops — 126 Ullom, Richard — 92, 176, 177, 192 Union Finance — 106 Updyke, Janet — 59, 181, 183, 191, 188 Uzel, James — 92, 160, 161 Vv VanEpps, Roger — 54, 177, 186, 187, 192 Vaughan, Victor — 76 Vernon, Shirley — 54, 195 Village Body Shop — 127 Virginia Mutual — 121 Virtue, Jay — 54,170, 171, 180, 185, 192, 195 Virtue, Thomas — 76, 171, 180, 185, 192 w Wade, Rita — 76, 183, 186 Waldron, Theresa — 92 Walker, Miss Patch — 14, 188 Walker, Ralph — 54 Walker, Teresa — 92 Waller, John — 165, 166 Waller, Reginald Walls, David — 54 Walta, Michael — 92 Walters, Donna — 54 Walters, Gary — 76, 190 Walters, Jim — 31, 54 Walton, Barney — 92 Walton, Susan — 92 Waltrich, Steve — 184 Wamsley, Wanda — 55, 178, 193 Wamsley, Wendy — 92, 178 Ward, Ernest — 76 Wards — 107 Warriner, Rock — 30, 55 Washington, Lavinia — 55 Waters, Chris — 55, 139, 170, 171, 180, 181, 192,195 Waters, Jon — 92, 158,171, 180, 192, 195 Weaver, Michael — 76, 189 Weaver, Vicki — 92 Webb, Mrs. Elizabeth — 16 Webb, Raymond — 92 Weber, Jan — 55, 181, 195 Weber, Scott — 92 Webster, Faye — 92 Webster, Frankie — 165 Weeks, Jo — 76, 185 Weeks, Vicki — 52, 55, 162, 180 Wehren, Brenda — 92 Wehrn, Paige — 189 Weidlich, Kent — 55, 154, 156, 180 Weidlich, Kyle — 93, 158, 168 Weidman, Kevin — 93 Weinberger, Robyn — 77 Weiss, Franklin — 77 Weker, Billy — 55 Welch, Susan — 77, 178, 184 Wells, Cathy — 55 Row One — Dalby Barnett, Louise Moore, Tom Brock, Duane Brankley. Row Two — Bill Garnett, Greg Gwaltney, Darlene Barker, Susan Pappin. THE ASSISTANT REFLECTOR STAFF! Williams, Larry — 77 Williams, Ruby — 21 Williams, Frog — 93, 158, 177 Williamson, Michael — 77 Willis, Borry — 77 Willis, Michael — 93 Willis, Pamela — 93, 178, 179 Willis, Roberta — 77, 178 Willis, Susan — 93, 191 Willis, Terry — 77, 179 Willis, Thomas — 77, 183 Wilmer, Keith — 171 Wilson, Metalise — 93, 182 Wilson, Robert — 77, 184 Wilson, Rodney — 56, 154, 157, 181, 192, 195 Wilson, Timothy — 93, 187 Wingate, Miss Suzanne — 20 Winston, Sheryl — 77, 182 Wolfe, Ann — 56 Wolff, Mrs. Sora — 17, 18 Wood, Colleen — 56, 181, 184, 191, 195 Wood, Cynthia — 93, 181, 184 Woéd, Donald — 93 Wood, Susan i 57 Woodard, Ed — 77 Woods, Debbie — 77 Woods, Sharon — 57, 179, 181, 191 Woolridge, Perry — 57, 190 Woolridge, Rondy — 77 Worrell, Perry — 189 Wray, Kenneth — 77, 179 Wrigh t, Ronald — 57, 194 Wun, Susan — 93 Wyatt's Florist — 106 Wells, Danny — 77, 190 Wells, Donald — 77, 190 Wells, Jennifer — 93, 191 Wells, Joseph — 93 Wells, Kathy — 55, 182, 183, 194 Wells, Leonard — 77, 177 Wells, Leslie — 55, 184, 186, 187, 191, 195 Wells, Sharon — 55 Wells, Tina — 93, 182 Wells, Wesley — 55, 177 Wenger, Eugene — 93 West, Emily — 55 West, Foster — 77, 182 West, Linda — 93 West, Russell — 56, 164, 165, 182 West, Thomas — 77, 179 West, Yolanda — 77, 143, 162, 182 Westfall, Debbie — 93, 175, 182, 191 Westfall, Mr. Jack — 20, 157, 180 Wheeler, Mrs. Barbara — 15 Wheeler, Beth — 56, 179, 181, 193 Wheeler, Daniel — 93 Wheeler, David — 56, 189 Wheeler, Janice — 179 Wheeler, Lori — 93 Wheeler, Patricia — 93, 182 Wheeler, Ronnie — 56 White, Keith — 93 White, Roberta — 77, 177 White, Sharon — 93, 179 White, Sputie — 56, 182, 184, 188 White's Home Store — 107 Whitten, Mark — 77 Wicker, Arnold — 93 Wicker, Peggy — 93 Wicks, Lisa — 93 Wiegratz, Barry — 56 Wiegratz, Pamela — 77 Wiggins, Kelly — 93 Wight, Debbie — 56, 139, 177, 186, 187, 193, 195 Wilber Worrell's Barber Shop — 106 Yerby, Kathleen — 77, 179 Willder, Mike — 36, 56, 164, 165, 167, 180, 185, VeUNGRB SYST, 192 Young, Beverly — 182 Wilds, Chris — 77 Young, Cheryl — 190 Wilhelm, Janis — 15 Young, Donna — 93 Wilkerson, Wayne — 77 Young, Shirley — 57 Wilkins, Shirley — 18 Wilkinson, Jeff — 93, 158 Wilkinson, Mike — 56 az Williams, Connie — 77, 182 Williams, Cynthia — 93 Williams, Jenny — 77, 182, 200 Williams, Jery — 93 Yancey, Earl — 57, 154, 180, 186, 187, 191 Yeatts, Bonnie — 77, 182 Zavertnik, Richard — 57, 154 Zimmerman, Lori — 77, 178, 189 The Editors Wish to Thank; The assistant Reflector staff for their support and hard work. Mr. Danny Defalco, the Taylor Publishing Company representative for his help and encouragement. Mr. Wilson Moore, Mrs. Carolyn Moore, Mr. Daryl Nelson and all the other people at Rem-Pak for their understanding, patience, and most of all friendship. Mr. and Mrs. David Fitzerald for use of their home, and for loads of understanding. Miss Paulette’s Poetry Classes. Mike Rivers for his sports poetry. Donald Frazier for his artwork. Billy Chase for his pictures. Darlene Barker and Jackie Campbell for typing. Mr. Heggie for photography. Mr. Cheatham for his financial understanding. The T.D. Majorettes for help at the signing party. Debbie Castlebury for all around help. All the parents of the staff members for their support. Mr. Charles Jimison for use of his camera. Mr. Andrew McClenny for use of his car. Mr. Kenneth Wheeler for his legal advice. Chief Robert Eanes for maps. Index 199 . Leigh Randles — Jr. Class Jenny Williams — Sophomore Class Kris Jimison — Typist, Business Tom Catron — Senior Class, Copy 200 Reflector Staff Reflector Staff ‘‘Monopolizes’’ Spring Delivery Kevin Parks — — Sports, e Sep pmnie Class i Adriane McClenny — Editor, Protege Reflector Staff. 201 i oe oe What Is a Friend? What is a Friend? I Il tell you. Itis a a person with whom you dare to be yourself. -. Your soul can be naked with him. Os you really are. When you are with bith, you do not have to be on your guard. “You c can say chet you think so long as it is genuinely Coy you. 202 sto ask you to puton nothing, only to be what He understands those contradictions in your nature that cause others to misjudge you. With him you breathe freely — you can allow your little vanities and envies and absurdities and in opening them up to him they are dissolved on the white ocean of his loyalty. He understands. — You can weep with him, laugh with him, pray with him — through and underneath it all he sees, knows and loves you. A Friend —1 repeat — is one with whom you dare to be yourself. Anonymous 203 DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY Annapolis, Maryland 21402 RD COLLEGE Scholarship Office Along the board of progress each person stops to discover life, to acquire knowledge, to make new friends and most of all to find himself. While playing the game each student has to discover what is important to himself and set a goal, as well as, know his limitations. ie ue : , Whether college, job, or travel is in his immediate future ae SE Gi en Da he should possess an inner peace about his direction Se and follow a set guideline that suits him and no one else. Upon reaching the end of the game each player breaks away from the structure to make his own game. 204 LL ( — We are interviewing applicants fer part | time positions as local World Book Representatives. Full training and ® Abilis all materials provided. Exceptie- The more you Cf fgg cs toes look at it, the OS Ee Gy 2 Shin | better it looks. a = a —e ap , ’ . rn = ie é to work for ine 0 you ha of tA thay 5 J This year, more than ever, Canada is the place for your vacation. f applic | Pio), Come by train, plane, bus or car. Spl clan Plan early. See your travel agent, 272. | “4 automobile club or carrier é, SE ® oYT Ss. 206 oO Go! Watch your step, each move in life’s game is a risk. As in any other risk game, each move must be thoroughly thought out, taking into consideration the consequences that will result, and then choose the most practical, economical, and rewardable move that the game can offer. A wrong move can cause even the most prosperous to lose the game and to have to start alll -over again. A sure way to beat the risks is to be sure of yourself, and to take pride in what you are doing. But remember, the profitable feeling that can be experienced is gratification, not material wealth. Keep in mind that in this game, the adversary is the strongest so don't lose hope if you should not win the first time. Choose your own road and follow it, wherever it may lead. The game can be won. 208 On my honor as a student of Thomas Dale, | shall uphold the honor of my school and therefore neither lie, cheat nor steal. Two moves forward to go and one move backward to stop. These are the footsteps we tread in life. Each person moving ina fixed direction like a geometric plane which involves a set pattern. However, is the educational process a set pattern? Actually it conforms to none except that se by the individual. The move to go begins ir the fall and the move to stop ends in the spring, all contradictory to nature’s cycle. Moving along the board of progress, each student acquires and discards knowledge of significance, playing the game as he sees fit. When the final move to stop has been played each opponent seeking his eternal goal, will take with him his own individuality that will give to life the exuberance that is so necessary for existence. ie eae | THOMAS | REFLECT| LH 371 t CHESTERFIELO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY