Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1975 volume:

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S b M. 1 ',x. h 1 'J :5. y ...sf 4. Q I X 0 3:1 an A T Q, , ' lu W rw ' .Ml Q14 'X s 5' fw 1 I I 5X I - QTY' , , . Y.. 4,4 3.553 if Ml' me I gage gf' , , 5 -EW ' ,MP .nf ADMINISTRATION Gffice Sustains Steady Pace for Productive Year LEFT: Mr. Bn-KL mntcmplatcs what hc watt say on the day's announcements. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Edwards, 'l'hom:tsjcff:rson. and Mr. Brock tzkc an optimistic outlook for this ytar, QC MR, W. W. BROCKJR. B,S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute, M.A. Univer- sity of Virginia, Fulbright Fcllowhjohn Hay Fel- low, Principal. With its usual enthusiasm, the administration led Thomasjefferson through a productive year. Always ready to lend ti listening ear, Mr. Brock found himself busy with students, with faculty, with the city school administration, and with the community at large. Mrs. Diamond worked on improving the school's present and future curriculum and planned assembly programs. Mr. Edwards and Mr. Norment performed their necessary, though often time consuming and sometimes routine, duties. The spectrum of the calls for their attention ranged from watching the buses roll in or proctoring the cafeteria to conferring with students who had problems, The administration was able to pull the loose ends of many varied types and methods of learning into a great year. Q iz. Q' C, vi' i 3136, iii U Elf Hi MR. C. R. NORMENT B.S. Randolph Macon Col- lege, M.Ed, University of MRS. R. L. DIAMOND MR. MJ. EDWARDS III B.S. Virginia Union Univer- B.S. Hampton Institute, sity, M.A. Columbia Univer- M.S. Indiana University, sity, Curriculum Specialist, Assistant Principal. Virginia, Key Club Advisor, National Honor Society DECLARATION Business Advisor. Advisor, Assistant Principal. UPPER mfr: Mm, Diamond appears incredulous as 1 student tries to give her a good excuse. ABOVE: Always on the nm, Mr. Norment hurties to deliver some papers to Mt. Brock, Good Spirits Promote Good Times at T.J. Daily murine often utches Mrs. Riggan and Mrs. Swift in the guidance office. . Y 7 MR. K. T. BRUMBLE MRS. A. B. CLARK MRS. S. S. JENNINGS MR.j.jONES B.S. Mary Washington B.S. North Carolina Cen- B.S. Radford College, M.A. B.A., M.Ed. Virginia State College, M.Ed. V.C.U., tral University, M.S. V.C.U., Guidance Counse- College, Guidance Counse- Coordinator of Guidance, Student Participation Asso- ciation. Not only dealing with the academic problems but also with the social ones of the students, the Guidance Department effectively scheduled students into the varied classes offered :tt Thomasjefferson. Arranging for standardized tests and administering them kept the department busy in the fall. ln the spring a Career Fair interested :ill the students. Guiding college-bound students in finding schools and scholarships completed a long list of activities. V.C.U., Guidance Counse- lor, Keyettes Advisor. lor, Girls' Track. lor. As Mrs. Garber works busily at her desk, Mrjnnes discusses a student's schedule with Mrs. Brumble. Secretaries Work to Keep Everyone Informed Mrs. Wxlmt hands the evcrvbusy Mrs. Miller another letter to type. MRS. II. WALTER MRS. M. MILLER MRS. B. GARBER MRS. C. RIGGAN MRS. E. SWIFT Secretary. Secretary. Mrs. Miller listens attcntively as Mr. Notment talks directly over het head. Guidance Secretary. Bookkeeper. Records Secretary. Typing numerous letters, announcements, and the daily absentee sheet occupied most of the secretaries' time. They were never too busy, however, to answer the deluge of questions from visitors, teachers, and students. Mrs. Walter's tasks sometimes included making deposits for school organizations and typing Mt. Brock's correspondence. Throughout the year, Mrs. Swift maintained a constantly-updated list of potential graduates and prepared the college-bound seniors' transcripts, Quite often the secretaries could be seen working long after students had left, trying to complete another day's work, Seeing that the daily attendance sheet was typed and distributed filled Mrs. Miller's time, Mrs. Garber fielded many of the incoming calls while Mrs, Riggan balanced voucher books and wrote checks. English Department Tries New Approach TOP: Caughr in rhc an of preparing ro file papers, Miss Sherwin looks up for rhc phorographcr. ABOVE: Always rrzrly ro help, Mrs. Whirr makes sure rlur a srudcnr umlcrsunds licr nssignmcnr. MRS. M. CREWS B.A. V.C.U., English. MRS. M. T. GALLOWAY B.A. Wcsthampron College, M.A. Univcrsiry of Kentucky, DECLARATION Advisor. MRS. BJ. KENNEDY B.S. V.C.U., English, SCOI-I, DECLARATION Advisor. MISS E. LEWIS B.A., M.S, Norrh Carolina Cen- tral Univcrsiry, English, Sopho- more Class Advisor. MRS. G. LEWIS MISS V. M. LIPSCOMB MISS A. K. SHERWIN MRS. M. THOMAS MRS. L WHITT B.A. Virginia Union Uni- B.A. Morgan State Univer- B.A. Texas Christian Uni- B.A. Livingstone College, B.A. Westhampton Col- versity, 9 English, 9 His' sity, English. versity, M.A. Pennsylvania JEFFERSONIAN Advisor, lege, M.A. Virginia Sute tory. State, English 11, SCOH, English. College, Chairman of Eng- MONTICELLO Advisor, lish Department. p 1 ,i This spring the English Department conducted experimental projects in some classes in preparation for major changes in the English program in 1975-76. An integrated program of literature, composition, and language usage was built around a theme of particular interest to students. Paperbacks were used as the basic textbooks for these thematic units. Some students were allowed to select a unit of speech and drama in place of the regular English class. Successful evalution of the projects was expected to bc used to decide on extension of the program to many more students next year. LEFT AND BELOW LEFT: Caught off their guard, Miss lewis and Mrs. Gallaway express different reactions to the camera. BELOW: Mrs. Grigg attempts to make clear a point to one of her students. Reading Department Boosts Skills of Students MRS. Y. BATTLE B.B.A. Virginia Union Univer- sity, Reading. MRS. M. HARRIS B.A. Virginia State College, V.C.U., Reading Specialist. MISS R. RANDOLPH B,S. Virginia State College, Reading ana-san TOP: hacking up from hcr work. Mrs. Harris smiles for the picture. ABOVE: Caught by the amen, Mrs. Tumcr flips through pzpcrs bcfom grading them. MRS. L TURNER B.A. Virginia Union University, Reading. Social Studies Department Teaches More Than Dates and Facts MR. R. M, ATKINSON B.A, Norfolk State Col- lege, World History, Sociology-African Studies, Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. MR, D. L. LOGAN B.A. Morris Harvey Col- lege, History 9, ll, Key Club Advisor, Tennis Coach. MR. W. R, FIAMMIA B.A. Frederick College, Civics, Govemment and Economics, Assistant Football Coach. MRS, P. TEMPLE B.S. Mary Washington College, American Expe- rience, ll History, SCOH. MR. T. HOTCHKISS B.A. Virginia Military Institute, Graduate Work Texas A 6: M, Govem- ment and Economics, History. MR. J. E. WALLACE B.A. Virginia Union Uni- versity, 11 History, Hi Y Ill, Human Relations Advisor. Mrs. Hancock beams proudly as her A.P. American Studies class visits Monticello. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Hancock, the Social Studies Department continued ro insrmct students in history and involve them in Current events. The varied curriculum attested to the fact that the students had different interests and backgrounds. From A.P, American ,Studies to 9B History, the department tried to make history alive through field trips, speakers, and periodicals Problem Solving Is Aim of Math Department In addition to teaching students the basics of algebra and mathematics in the new twtryear Algebra I course and the 9B Math interdisciplinary course, the Mathematics Department still prepared students for college, Such offerings as Calculus, College Algebraffrig, and Trig Analysis satisfied the need of this second group of students. The mathematics leaming center had no full time staff . This lack was partially offset, however, by Mr. Constanoble, a volunteer aide, who still offered his invaluable help. Showing the continued excellence of the Math Department, students gained first place in a regional math conference at Virginia Commonwealth University. Entries were also placed in the Virginia State Mathematics and Science Teachers regional competition. MRS. E. DAVIS B.S. Hampton Institute, Virginia State College - Graduate Work, Algebra, junior Class Sponsor, SCOH. MRS. R. GIBSON B.S. Radford College, M.A. University of Ten- nessee, Algebra, Geome- try, Trig. Analysis. MR. J. HOLDREN B.S. William and Mary, M.Ed. University of Vir- ginia, cntmimy, mth, Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track. MRS, M. LIGHTY B.S. Hampton Institute Graduate Work - V.C.U., Georgetown Uni versity, 9 Algebra-Math, 10 Algebra-Math, 9 B Reading, Majorcttes. Are you sure you undetstand7 Mrs Lrghty questions a student seeking assistance on a math problem MR. R. L. WILLIAMS B.S. Virginia Union Uni versity, General Math, Applied Math, Assistant Foorball Coach. mocha: class. ABOVE LEFI' Mrs Taylor confers with a srudcnr while the remainder of her class works cn their zsszgnmcnr ABOVE: Mrs Wmdcmr demonslnres a calculus formula xo her 12 A P class LEFT: Mx. Holduen relaxes before facing :hc ngurs of Science Department Explores Life New this year in the Science department were two things. Among them were the new chemistry teacher, Mrs. Sandra Sheats, and the new class ISCS Clntermediate Science Curriculum Studiesj. In ISCS, a class which is an individualized, self-pacing course, students set and evaluated their own goals for daily work. EEE? Mrs. Shears explains a complicated chemistry formula. MISSJ. GEOGHEGAN B.S. Madison College, M.Ed. Texas A 8: M University, Plane- tarium Teacher. MRS. P. TAYLOR B.S. Virginia State College, Biol ogy. MRS. j. TH REATTS B.S. Virginia Union University, M.Ed. Virginia State College, Science. Department Chainnxn. Mr. C. Green dismisses the results of a physics experiment with his Senior class. MRS.j, BROWN B.A. Virginia Union University, Spanish. MISS C. HAMM BA, William 8: Mary University, French. MRS. M. HARRIS B.A. Virginia Union Universiry, Virginia State College Virginia Commonwealth University, French, latin, J French Club Sponsor. MRS. W. .IOHNSON B,A. Albright College, German, German Club Sponsor. MISS M. MORRIS B.A. Longwood College, Universidad dc Valencia, Sorbonne, Universidad de Salamanca, Rice Univer- sity, V.C.U., Universidad Ibcro-American, Alliance Francaise, Spanish, French, Spanish Club Sponsor, SNHS Sponsor. Department Teaches International Languages Mrs. Brown does clerical chores while her class relaxes. Home Economics Instructs Students ABOVE RIGHT: Miss Clarke shows a student the RIGHT: The boys Horne Ec. class studies a manual BELOW RIGHT: Looking quite at home with the mixmastet, a student prepares another delicious in Household Management proper way ro put a dart in a dress. about nutrition before they cook. yummy for thc class. L xfjx v 1 lk f -': Q ' :lf 3- -43 H f 41, .y Sify: ft -- l . ,. livgzji-52s :Kg-17 4 Sc MISS M. V. CLARKE MRS. N. HUDSON B.S., M.S. Virginia State B.S, Radford College, University, Home Econom- Home Economics, F.H.A. ics, F.H.A. MRS. A. N, FLEMING MRS. P. HUDSON B.S. Virginia State College, B.S. Univ. N. Carolina, MRS. N. TUCKER B.S. W. Va. Wesleym, M.S., V.C,U., Shorthand, Clerk Typist, Cooperative M.Ed. in Bus. Education, Clerk Typist, Typewriring. Office Education, FBLA Univ. Pittsburg, Account- Co-Sponsor. ing, Typewriting. ABOVE: Mrs. Fleming ponders over the timings. RIGHT: Mrs, Tucker smiles as Charles Bland proves he can center his work on the paper, xx MRS. J. XVILLIAMS B.S. Virginia Union Unis versiry, Typewriting, Intro- duction to Business, FBLA Co-Sponsor. Business Department Progresses Under New Leadership The business department under the leadership of Mrs. Fleming a new chairman continued to teach students office skills and aided them in obtaining office positions Again the most popular course was Typewriring, raught almost all day. The Distributive Education Department prepared students for work by teaching them proper sales D.E. Department Teaches Students techniques and retail merchandising procedures. A new addition to the department this year was the much- requested Fashion Merchandising course taught by Miss Cooke, This class taught girls how to style, make, 24 and merchandise high fashion clothing, Besides teaching students about jobs, the teachers also helped thcm obtain retail sales jobs. How to,Work MISS D. R, COOKE B.S. V.C.U., D.E., Fashion Merchandising, Pep Club Advisor, DECA Advisor. MX MR. D. I.. FENDER- GRAST B.S. Old Dominion Uni- versity, D.E. Instructor, MONTICELLO Advisor, DECA Advisor, Work Study Program Supervisor, Senior Class Advisor. MR. B. D. WILLIS B.A. University of Rich- mond, M.S. V.C.U., D.E., Co-sponsor of DECA. Mr. Pcndcrgrast demonstrates the moi opeming a cash register. Physical Education Stresses Strong Bodies MRS. G. DICKENS B.S. Va. Srare College, Healrh and Physi- cal Education, Hockey Team, Tennis Team, Tebahoes. MRS. D. DICKERSON B.S. Virginia Srare College, Driver Educa- tion, Health and Physical Education, Girls' Basketball Team. P 1 1.4, BELOW RIGHT: Seemingly unaware that rimc marches on, l A h h' Coke re axes wir is . BELOW: Ancn'runl Coach Barrie snaps his class ro order. Conch Robbins 26 Fine Arts Adds Color to T.J -ur- ntrfang 2 mmang of photography mn of MoN1'1cuLo, Mr. Haney umm warh mmm to suggmrm. The Fine Arts Department attempted to bring culture to Thomasjcflcrson through its Fine Arts Week in the spring. The department showed the srudents that there is indeed more to the world than sports, friends, parties, and current events, 0 During rim. period choir, Miss Cutler Aims as well 15 pmafipms in the singing, MRS. M. APPLETON B.S. Longwood College, Art, Jewelry. MKDI, BRITTON B. Mus. Eastman School of Music, M. Mus. W.V.U. Band, Orchestra, Music The- ory, Marching Bnncl. Librarians Aid Students in Reading and Exploring Books RIGHT: Siuing ar :he circulaxion desk, a library aidc files book cards. BELOW: Phorognphcr czpnues a panoramic view of rhe libmy. MISS T. B. CARTER MRS. M. J. JACKSON MRS. B. S. PINN Library Secretary. B.S. S.C Smc College, johnson C. Smith Univer- Librarixn. sity, B.A. V.C.U., Ijbrarian MRS. A. N, KUHN B.S. Radford College, U,V:t., V.C.U,, Special Education. Non Departmental Teachers and Staff Help School Run Smoothly MRS. W. B.-IOHNSON B.S. Medical College of Virginia, Nurse, Medical Arts Club. MRS, D. E. HICKS Arrendancc Proctor. MR.J.T.1oHNsoN B.A. Virginia Union Uni- versity, Special Education. MRS. W. JOHNSON B.A. Fisk University, Proctor. MRS. M. H. HUGHES Security Specialist. MRS. R. BARNES Study Hall Proctor. 5 r I R 5 r Mr. Newcomb invcsrigircs rhe mrndition of the bark of rhe school. Mrs. Boyd smps from hcr many varied rasks during rhc day ro pose for a phorogrzpher, Mickey disposcs of incriminating evidence of T. J. srudcnrs. r 4 :rw 2 . .. ..., ...X MRS. M. STEVENS Cafcrcria Manager. , if f 0 W-L3'i fx S if Q T .1 P' 9: 1,3 if, -QQ- YR x ' ' 'sf ' X A s 1' R 'fer 64 ,A 'vr L2 13, CLASSES Senior Year Requires Much Planning TRACY YOLANDA ADAMS FHA 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Pep Club 2. DIANE ALEXANDER JOSEPH FRANKLIN ALLEN,jR. Basketball 1, 4. RACHEL MAXINE ANDERSON junior Achievement 2, COE 4, Red Cross 5. STEPHEN RANDOLPH ANDERSON Soccer 3, 4, Basketball 1, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 45 Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARCIA DIANE ANTHONY Senator Z, Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 1, Prom Com. Chairman 45 Homeroom Pres. 5, Homeroom Sec. lg Tebahoes 2, 3, 4g Varsity Tennis 2, 5, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Historian 4, SCOH: Science Club 3, Human Relations 1, 2, 3, Pep Club l, Entering their final year, the Class of 1975 and its Class Council attempted to instill school spirit and pride in the student body of Thomasjefferson High School. After deliberation in Spring, 1974, the Class Council chose Mrs. K, P. Hancock to be the new Class Sponsor and Mr. D, L. Pendergrast to be Class Advisor, In Summer, 1974, the elected officers, advisors, and countilmen met in session and organized committees to take care of traditional Senior functions. The Senior Showdown Committee formulated plans to hold the affair in March, by November, the Senior Prom Committee had completed most of the plans for the Senior Prom to be held in May. Many Seniors looked to 1974-1975 as the final step before going into vocations and into college. Various courses at Thomas jefferson prepared many students for a harder college education. It is probable that many Seniors will look back at their day of graduation injune, 1975, as one of their most joyful days. FRANK LEONARD SAMUEL ARMSTEAD, JR. LESLIE PAGE ARNALL Class Council 4, Sec. 43 Homeroom V. Pres. 4, Homeroom Scc. 2, 35 Tebahocs 1, 2g,I.V. Hockey 1, 2, Keyettes 2, 3, 45 MONTICELLO 49 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. SUSAN ALLEN BALDERSON S.P. Treasurer 4, Senator 3, Va. Girls' State Delegate ig Homeroom V. Pres. 2, 35 Class Council 3, 45 Hockey 1, MONTICELLO Business Manager 41 Red Cross 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, 4, Spanish National Honor Society, National Honor Society. GEORGE P. BANKS j.V, Football 1, 2, Choir 1, 2. ANJOUR ELECT A BARNES Homeroom Treas. 1, 2, Homeroom Sec. 3, Homeroom V. Pres. 4, FHA 3g COE 4, V. Pres. 4gjunior Achievement 2, THOMAS LEE BAYNHAMJR. Class Council 1, 2, 4, V. Pres. 2, Homeroom V. Pres. 33 Sr. Showdown Com. Chairman 45 Soccer Tenm 3, 45 Hi Y I lg I-Ii Y II 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4, Regional Choir 1, Regional Choms 2, 3, 4, Choir Student Director 3, 4g Human Relations 4. CLARENCE LEE BEASLEY Track Team Manager 2. ALVIN BERRY Thespians 3. CHARLES WAVERLY BLAND Key Club 4, Concert and Marching Band 2. 3 4, Chess Club 5. Peyton Kline cm the teachers in me man mam. GAYLE LYNN HOOKER Red Cross 1, Z5 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1. FELIX WINSLOW BOONE I-Iomeroom V. Pres. lg I-Iomeroom Treas, 2. MARION MARGO BOOTH SCOHQ FHA 2, FBLA 4, COE 4gjunior Achievement 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, BOBBY BRADLEY LEROY BRAXTON Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Baseball 1, Z, 3,43 SCOH. IAURIE HELEN BROWN Spanish National Honor Society, Band 1, 23 Orchestra 3. SALLY RIVES BROWN Homeroom Sec. Ig Red Cross 1, 2, Red Cross Disaster Team 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 45 Choir 4. WALDORF THOMAS BROWN Homeroom V. Pres. 4, Varsity Tennis Team 3, 4, Wrestling 1g Key Club 1, 2, 5,4g Kcyetrcs Sweethearr 4, ROSITA MONICA BRYANT Basketball 4, Red Cross lg Pep Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 4. CHARLES GARLAND BUTLER,-IR. Class Council 2, 4. CHARLES L. BUTLER j.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4gj.V. Basketball 1, 25 Mnjcff. LLOYD HARVEY BYRD,jR. MONTICELLO 2, 3, 4gjEFFERSONIAN 1, 2g I-Ii Y II Pres. 35 Spanish Club 3. Q11 ANNE ELIZABETH CANDLER Class Council 1, 23 Homeroom Pres. 3, Homeroom V. Pres. 45 Tebahoes 25 Varsity Hockey 2,j.V. Cheerleader 1: Red Cross 2, 3: Keyertes 2, 3, 4, Hi Y III Sweetheart 4g SCOH, MONTICELLO 4. MARCUS CARROWAY Football lg Track Team 2, 3, 4. STANLEY CA RROWAY ROGER CARTER SANDRA ELNORA CARTER Spanish Club 5, 4. STEVEN V. CARTER Hi YI 1, 2, 3,4, Trens. 3. P1es,4g MONTICELLO Z, 3, 4,jEFFERSONIAN 2, 5, DECLARATION 5. SYLVIA ELAINE CARTER DECA 4, Fashion Merchandising 4, Mixed Chorus 4. GLORIA JEAN CHAMPION Homeroom Pres. 1gj.V. Cheerleader 1, Captain 1, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Co- Caprain 4, Keyettes 3, 43 SCOHQ Y-Teens 1, 2, V. Pres. 2, COE 4, Pres. 4. KENT CATHERINE CHANDLER Class Council 1, 2, 3: Homeroom V. Pres. 41 Tebahoes Z, 3g Hockey Team Mgr. 2, 33 Girls' Basketball Team Mgr. 25 Gymnastics lg SCOI-Ig I.'il jeff. CORNELIUS CI-IRISTOPI-IER,jR. Football 15 Track 1, 2. DAVIE LEE CLATTERBUCK, JR. Homeroom Treas. 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4, Track 2, 3, 45 Football 43 Key Club 3, 45 Orchestra 5, 4. DAVID JEROME COHEN PTSA V. Pres. 25 Senator 25 Class Pres. Ig Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 5. Pres. 45 DECLARATION 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 1, 2g National Honor Society: VJAS Honorable Mention. ,IOHN ERNEST CONSTANTINE House of Rep. 45 Class Council 3, 45 Publicity Com. Chairman 45 Homeroom Pres. 45 SCOH5 MONTICELLO 4, Sr. Class Editor 45 Choir 3, 4, Wardrobe Master 4. DENISE COOK SUSAN GAIL COOLEY Class Council 2, 3, Treas. 2, 35 Homeroom Pres. 15 MONTICELLO 2, Co-Editor 25 DECLARATION 3, 4, Editor 45 French Club 1, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, French National Honor Societyg Radio Com. 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman 45 National Honor Society5 National Merit Scholarship Finalist. BRIAN DOUGLAS COOPER Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 45 Varsity Tennis 15 Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 45 VFIAS Honorable Mention. KATHERINE LYNNE COWAN Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Keyettes 4, Medical Arts Club 4 5 junior Achievement 2. VALERIE ANN CRAIGI-IEAD PTSA Board 3, 45 Senator 45 Class Council 1, 2, 45 Senator 1, 25 Homeroom V. Pres. I5 Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Pres. 45 SCOH5 Radio Com. 3, 45 Human Relations 1, 2, 3, Sec, 2, Pres. 35 Thespians 2, 3, 45 National Achievement Program. FRANKLIN LANE CRAWFORD Soccer 2, 3, 4, All-Metro 45 Tennis l, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 15 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 45 Chess Club 15 Marching Band l, 2, 35 Football Manager 4. .IARED LIONEL CREER j.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2, 45 Basketball Manager 3, 45 DECA 3, V. Pres. 3. JAMES EDWARD CROSS LOUIS MA'l'TI-IEW DANDRIDGE,-JR. j.V, Football 1, Varsity Football 4. NANCY SUE DOMBROWER Red Cross 1, 4, Sec. 15SCOH5 JEFFERSONIAN 1, 2, 3, News Editor 31 MONTICELLO Rep. 15 Spanish Club 1, 25 French Club 35 Choir 4. TONY EASTER VIVIAN RENEE EDWARDS Red Cross 3, COE 4, MICHAEL STUART ELKIN PTSA Board 4, Arca II Senator 41Senate 3, 4, Treas. 5, Pres. 45 Boys' State Delegate 33 SCA Delegate 31 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Indoor and Outdoor Track 1, Z, 3, 4, Captain 43 Key Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 4g,IEFFERSONlAN 2, 3, 4, Sports Ediror 4. STEVEN WADE EVERETI' Miss.IcIl Valcric Robinson appears wlrh Sally Browmjanct Stumn, Andi Hoffman xnd Milt: Elldn prior m the annoummm of the winncr of the conrrst. LEVI FAISON III Homeroom V. Pres. 3. BRENDA M. FIELDS SUE ELLEN FISHER I-Iomeroom Sec. I1 MONTICELLO 44 Thsspians 2. GWENDOLYN YVONNE FORBES VICA 2, 3. ROOSEVELT S. FORTUNE GEORGE MASSIE FULKS ERNESTINE GAINES Red Cross 1, 2. SANDRA MARIE GARRETT Homeroom Pres. 45 Pep Club 1, 2. GLORIA ANN GOODSON Homeroom V. Pres. 2, Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 35 Red Cross 1, DECLARATION 1, 2, 55 Girls' Chorus 1, Choir 2. REGINALD LINWOOD GRAY House of Rep, 4, Speaker 4, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Varsity Golf 5. VICKI RENEE GRAY I-Iomeroom Pres. 1, Homeroom V. Pres, 25 Homecoming Princess lg Varsity Basketball 1, 45 Girls' Track 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, DECA 4. ANGELA MICHELLE GREEN PTSA 39 Senate 3, 4, V. Pres. 4gjunior Class Pres.: Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Sec. 15 DECLARATION Zgjunior Achievement 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 SOBU lg SCA Delegate 5. FAITH LORETTA GREEN junior Achievement 2, COE 4, Pep Club 1. JAMES AUBREY GREEN DECA 5, 4. SI-IARI CORNELIA GREEN FHA 2g'DECA 3, RENEEJULIETTE HALE Senate 4, Class Council 1, Homcroom Pres. 1, Keyettes Z, 3, 4, Rec. Sec. 3, Trcas. 4, Medical Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Y Teens 1, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Symphonic Band, All Regional 2, 3, 4, Richmond Youth Symphony 3, 4, Choir 3. Accompanist 3, Madrigals 3, 4, Regional Chorale 4, Radio Committee 3, 4, Co-Chairman 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4. CLAYTON HALL Wrestling 1, Key Club 4, Red Cross 1, SCOH, Spanish Club 2, German Club 4, Pres. 4. MACK EDWARD HARDY j.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 2,4, FHA 2, DECA Z, 4, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 4. LAEOND HARRINGTON PAMELA LYNN HAZELGROVE Tebahoes 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 5,-1, Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, SCOH, National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society. FREDERICK PALMER HELLER Indoor and Outdoor Track 3. 4,1-IiY I 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Thespians Z. THOMAS GILBERT HENCH Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Varsity Track 3, 4, JEFFERSONIAN Rep. 1, MONTICELLO Photography Staff 4, Chess Club 4. ARNOLD REGINALD HENDERSON Class Council 2, Homeroom V. Pres, 1, 3, Homeroom Pres. 2,j.V. Basketball 1, 2,,I.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4: Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SCOI-I, French Club 3. BERNICE HENDERSON FHA 2, DECA 3, Fashion Merchandising 4' Pep Club 4. DENISE HENDERSON junior Achievement 2. JOHN T. HlLI.,jR. ANDREA GAIL HOFFMAN Class Council 1,j.V. Cheerleader 1, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Gymnastics 1, Keycttes 3, 4, Key Club Sweetheart 4, MONTICELLO 1, Choir 3, Madrigals 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Richmond Youth Symphony 3, 4, Radio Com. 3, 4, Civic Opera 4, City Council Youth Services Com. 4. J J-31: tam wnkmm mmm i-any ol being I-aiammn-chief of of th: MONTICELLO. Seniors Concentrate on Many Areas RANDY FORD HOLLAND Tennis 1, 2, 3,43 Soccer 2, 3,43 Key Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Corresponding Sec. 5, Rec. Sec. 45 National Honor Society. IRA SCOTT HOLMES Scnatc 33 Varsity Football 3g ,IEFFERSONIAN 3, 4. LEMOYNE CONSTELLA HUGHES THOMAS ANTHONY HUNT j.V. Basketball l, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4. LARRY ALDEN INGRAM Cross Country 3. MONA GALE JACKSON Homcroom Secretary 5, Red Cross 1, FHA 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. CAROL DENISEJEFFERSON VICA 35 Pep Club 3, 4. MARIAN DELORIBJEFFERSON FHA 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, NADINE YOLANDA JOHNSON ROSLYN D. JOHNSON Class Council l, 35 Homcroom V. Pres. 3, Homerocm Pres. 1, 25 SCOH5 FHA 25 FBLA 45 COE 45Junior Achievement 2, 3. STEVEN MICHAEL JOHNSON DIANE ELIZABETH JONES Homcroom V, Pres. 45J.V. Hockey 1, Varsity Hockey 1, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Girls' Track Team 3, 45 HI Y 1 Swecrhc-an 35 Spanish Club 4. JOCELYNE MIRIAM JONES LOU WALLACEJONES,JR. Indoor and Outdoor Track l, 2, 5, 45 DECA 3. 4- MARQUITA SYLVIAJONES Varsity Cheerleader 35 DECLARATION Business staff 2: DECA l, 2, 35 Fashion Merchandising 45 Choir 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Sec. 45 Spanish Club 15 Pep Club 1, 2. RONALD LORENZO JONES Baseball 3, 4. ARTHUR STEWART KESSLER EDWARD E. KING RYNN DEARING KITTS Class Council 2, 45 SCOH5 French Club 5. THOMAS PEYTON KLINE MARY RUTH KREIDER I-Iomeroom Sec. 43 Choir 3, JOHN CHRISTOPHER LANDRUM SCOH5 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, V, Pres. 3, Treas. 45 Choir 3, 4, Maclrigals 4, Regional Chorale 45 Spanish National Honor Society. JERRY BRUCE LEFKOWl'I'L PTSA Board 2, 5, Senate Z5 Homcroom Pres. 15 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Historian 5, Richmond Area Lt. Gov. 45 DECLARATION 1, 2, 3, An Editor 5.JEFFERsoN1AN 2, 3, 4, Managing Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Science Club 1, 25 National Honor Societyg VJAS Honorable Mention. ROBERT WAYNE LEWIS Area II Senate 45 Class Council Ig I-Iomcroom Pres, 2, 55 Track Team 15 SCOH5 Spanish Club 3, Band 1, 2, 5, 45 Dmm Major 1, 2. 5, 45 Thespians 3, 4, NORMANJAMES LIPPS Soccer 2, 3, 45 Football 3,45 Golf 2. DARLENE BEATRICE LIPSCOMB FHA 3. CHERYL ARLENE LOGAN Pep Club 1. ROBERT ERIC MANDEL Senate 45 Class Council 35 Homeroom V. Pres. 15 Homeroom Pres. 25 SCOH5 DECLARATION 4gjEFFERSONIAN 4, Human Relations 1, 45 Science Club 1, 3, V. Pres. 5Q Spanish Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Spanish National Honor Society. DEBRAJEAN MASSUCCO FHA 15 FBLA 2, DAPHNE DIANE MATTHEWS Senate 31 Class Council 1, 2, 5, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Keyettes 2, 3, 4, SCOH5 Spanish Club 1, 25 French Club 35 MONTICELLO 45 National Honor Society. WALTER JAMES MCCASTER, JR. JEAN MARIA MCINTIRE Hockey Team 1, 25 SCOH3 MONTICELLO Business Staff 4. CHERYL ELIZABETH MCKINNEY House of Rep. 43 Class Council 45 Homeroom Pres. l, 3, 4, Hockey lg Tennis 3, 4 5 JEFFERSONIAN lg MONTICELLO 4. TERESA ELIZABETH MCKINNON Homeroom V, Pres, 4g Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Basketball Team 1, 2gJunior Achievement 3, JAMES MEEKS MONTICELLO Photography Staff 4. DAVID ELLIS MERTENS Homeroom V. Pres. 1, Homeroom Pres. 2, Varsity Golf 2, HI Y I 23 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Spanish National Honor Society. MICHAEL MESSLER WENDY DARCEL MICHAUX DECA 1, 2gJunior Achievement 3. ROBIN MARIE MILLER Class Council Ig Homeroom Sec. 1, Homeroom V. Pres. 2, Homeroom Pres. 3, 43 Keycttes 2, 5, 45 Y Teens 1gSCOHg Concert and Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Pres, 3. 4g Richmond Youth Symphony 45 Thespians 2, 3, National Achievement Semifinalist. JACQUELYN ANETA MIMS Senate 4g Class Council lg Homeroom Sec. 2, l-Iomeroom Pres. IgJ.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 5, 45 Keyettes 4, SCOHQ Human Relations 1, 2, 35 Pep Club lg Choir 4. LONNIE JEROME MOODY BENJAMIN JUVON MORGAN CHERYL DENISE MORTON Hockey 2, 5, 4. MARIE MORTON I-Iomeroom V. Pres. lg Pep Club 2. DEBRA JEANETFE NIX FHA 5, 4. ALANDRA MAXINE PAGE SCOI-Ig DECLARATION 45 Choir 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 45 Pep Club I, 2, Sec. 2. PATRICIA MARIA PAGE SCOI'-Ig DECA 55 Band 1, 23 Pep Club 2, 3. S. KENT PARKS Homcroom Prcs, 23 Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 45 National Merit Scholarship Commended Smdcnr 4. Seniors listen imcmly rn Homcmming sermon RAY MERCER PAULJR. Class Counril 15 Homeroom V. Pres. 2, I-Iomeroom Pres. 15j.V. Soccer 25 Golf 1, 25 Cross Countiy 45 Hi Y III 1, 2, 5,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 MONTICELLO Rep. 3. MARIA DI ANNE PEARSON FHA 4. RODNEY LEWIS PEARSON Track Team 1, 2, 35 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45junior Achievement 1, 2. PEGGY-JEAN PEETE FBLA 4, V. Pres. 45 COE 45-Junior Achievement 2. JOHN I-I. PENNJR. Spanish Club 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 3. ELIZA GORDON PEYTON . Homeroom V. Pres. 15 SCOH 4. WILNETTE PHILLIPS Choir 3. ELIZABETH ANN PIERCE Senate 3, Recording Sec. 35 Class Council 3, 4 Treas. 45 Homeroom V. Pres. 1, Homeroom Pres, 2, 35 Hockey 15 Science Club 1, 2, 3: MONTICELLO 4, Faculty Editor 45 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 45 Choir 4. JAN IS GAYE PINCHEFSKY Class Council 1, 45 French Club 2. STEVEN HOWARD POEGL -I.V. Baseball 25 Band 1, 2. JOYCE ANN POLLARD Fashion Merchandising 4. BENITA ANN PRICE SCOH5 FBLA 45 COE 4. TARA SHEREE RA'I'l LI FF JANET LYNN RENARD Keyertes 3, 4, Red Cross 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 5. 4, Spanish National Honor Society, Pres. 3, 4, National Honor Society. -JOHN NORTH RICHARDSON, DIR. Class Council 1, 3, 41 Soccer Team lg Key Club 2, 31 DECLARATION Z, 31 .IEFFERSONIAN 2, 35 Science Club l, Sec. lg Choir 5, 4. Pres. 4, Madrignls 5, All State Chorus 3. Nancy Dombrower poses for Inrmal Senior pictures SHARON EILEEN RICKMAN Clnss Council l, 2, Basketball 1, Girls' Track 5. 4: Cross Country 45 Keyerres 3, 4: SCOI-Ig Red Cross 25 Medical Arts 2, 5, 4, French Club 35 National Honor Society. MICHAEL HARDING RIDLEY IRVIN RILEY SHERICE ANN ROBERTSON FHA 55 Pep Club 2, 4, Pres. 4. ,JESSE ROBINSON Fashion Merchandising Pres. 4. VALERIE DENISI2 ROBINSON Girls' Track Za, 4, Co-Captain 4gj.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Ca Captain 4, Homecoming Princess 2, Miss jeff. VINCENT EDWIN ROBINSON CAROL ESTI-IER ROSENTI-IAL Class Council 1, 2, Trcas. lg SCOHQ DECLARATION 4, French Club 3, 4g National Honor Society. PETER R. W. ROUGHTON, JR. Homeroom V, Pres. 3gj.V, Soccer 1, Varsity Soccer 2, 5, 4, MONTICELLO 3, Hi Y II 2, Sec. 25 Hi Y III 4. CALVIN EARL RUFFIN Basketball 1. PI-IILLIP MELVIN SCOTT, JR. Homeroom Pres. 4. WILBUR KEITH SCOTT' DEBRA SCOTT SHEPPERSON Tebnhocs I, 2, 5, 4, Treas. 4, Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 5, 4, FRANCES SUZANNE SHEPPERSON IRA DAVID SHOCKET Tennis Team I, 2, 3, 4g Key Club I, 2, 5, 4, Trees. 2, Capital District Lt. Gov. 3, Capital District Gov. 43 National Honor Society. .IANET ELLEN SILVERSTEIN Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 45 DECLARATION 43 French Club lg Human Relations Ig National Honor Society. JO ANNE SIMS HERBERT A. SMITH LAWRENCE O. SMITH LARRY SCOTT SOGHOIAN Class Council 1, 45 Science Club 1, 2, 4, Treas. 15 French Club 1, 2, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 45 Richmond Youth Symphony 2, 4. GEORGE CRADDOCK SPEARS ,I.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 5,4, Captain 45 Baseball 45 DECLARATION 2. CARLA DENISE SPURLOCK Senate 15 Class Council 1, 45 Tennis Team Manager 55 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Keyettes 3, 45 SCOH5 Human Relations 1, 2, 5, 45 Pep Club 15 French Club 3, 4, French National Honor Society, National Honor Society. .IANET PAULINE STATON Senate 4, Corresponding Sec. 45 Homcroom Sec. 1, Homeroom Pres. 3,45 Gymnastics 15 DECLARATION 15-Iunior Achievement 2, 5. 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 French Club 1. WILHAM JOHN PETER STILL Key Club 3, 45 DECLARATION 2, 3, 45 Science Club 1, Pres. 15 National Honor Society. YVETTE ARAMINTA STOVALL Senate 45 Class Council 55 Basketball 1, 2, 35 DECLARATION 25 Pep Club I, 2, 3. RONNY LEWIS STRATTON Football l5j.V. Soccer 1, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi Y III 4. WILLIE STROBLE JEAN MARIE SWANN Hockey Team Manager 35 Girls' Track Team 35 Cross Country Manager 45 SCOH5 Medical Arts 1, 2, 5, 4, Sec, 2, 3, 45 MONTICELLO Rep. 35 Spanish Club 3, 4. .IESSIE LEE SWANN Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Track Team 35 SCOH5 MONTICELLO Rep. 35 Medical Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, 3, 4. JONATHAN TAYLOR Football 1, 2. Seniors Tackle College Boards l JANET CORNELIA THOMPSON Marching and Concert Band 1, 2, 3. SABRINA ARNE'1'l'E THOMPSON -IEFFERSONIAN 1. REGINALD TINSLEY j.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 3, 4, Wrestling 1, COE 4. SHIRLETTA W. URQUHEART Red Cross 1, Pep Club 1, 2. KEITH BERNARD VALENTINE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE L WAKEFIELD KEITH RONALD WALDEN Class Council 4, Wrestling 1, Key Club 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, SCOH. BYRON RUSSELL WALKER Homcroom Treas. 1. CARL EDWARD WALKER j.V. Football 1, 2, Captain 2g Varsity Football 3,4, Hi Y I 3, DECA l, 2, CONSAUNDRA L. WALKER Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Choms 2, Choir 3. THOMAS GLENN WALKER Indoor Track 2, 3, Outdoor Track 5. LAURA WILKINSON Class Council 5, 4, V. Pres. 3, 4, Kcycttcs 2, 3, 4, Historian 33 Red Cross IQSCOHQ MONTICELLO 4, Editor in Chief 4, Spanish Club 5, 4, Historian 3, SCC. 43 National Honor Society. A.P. Hisrory class prepares ro rake a field :rip lo Monticello. ARTHUR BEAMAN WILLIAMS Honor Council Ig Wmsrling lg COE 4g junior Achievement 5. DALE MARIE WILLIAMS Class Council 3, 43 Homeroom Sec.-Trcas. 1, 2, 3, 4g Keycucs 5, 4, Recording Sec, 45 Spanish National Honor Society. KEITH MAURICE WILLIAMS NATI-IANIEL RAINER WILLIAMS DECA 45 Band I. BRENDA DELORES LAMAURICE WIISON Class Council 1, 2, 3, 431-Iomcroom Pres. 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4g SCOHg Pep Club 3. To the High Ideals . MANDELL LAMONT WINSTON .I.V. Basketball 1gj.V, Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 3. 4. MICHAEL TYRONE WINSTON Homeroom Pres. 4g,I.V. Basketball 1gj.V. Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 5, 45 Golf 3. FELECIA IONE WOODSON Homecoming Princess 3. ROBERT NORMAN YEAMANS Cross Country 44 Track 45 Key Club 2, 4g Marching Band 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 4, WANDA SELENE YOUNG SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL. FIRST ROW: President Daphne Matthews. Vice'Presidcnt Laura Wilkinson, Treasurer Elizabeth Pierce, Susan Balderson, Dzle Willizms,john Constantine. SECOND ROW: Bobby lxwis.-Jacky: Mims. Marcia Anthony. Carla spufirxk, Valerie cfasghfad, Tom Baynhzm. BACK ROW: Advisor Mt. D. L Pcndetgrast, Garth Butleinjohn Richardson. Clayton Hall, Sponsor Mrs. K. P. Hancock. Class Council meeting in the libnry results in diversified opinions. 52 Debates Mark Class Council Meetings V. T '7 'l,f ', Y H - .- ' T.x.f1 , X5 .N , - tlj ffl X11 ww wf - as 38 -1 ? 'HI - , ,1 .. -1Qg.iij1.,,k Hff' s-'xf -. .- Y? 'M-Psggs, lilggggilff ' YAY ,f Yilil' -x' ww' ff' ,Fall -. , l.!!.y!,l l'Y'Nl'1. 1 any ls ' G'-lf'l W -1-R fl I YN J I .A 'i A UPPER LEFT: Senior Class Float, Homecoming '74, UPPER RIGHT: Chained up wirh spirif links, Susan Balderson bums ovcr Class Counnl Fund Raiser. LOWER LEFT: Mrs, Hancock cxprcsscs agony over 2 pmblcm conlmnring Class Cuumil, LOWER RIGHT: Listening ro lengthy dcbaccs fmsrratcs Prcsidenr Daphne Matthews Herbcrr H. Allen Kenneth L. Altbush Susan F. Ambrose Melvin D. Anthony Junior Class Emphasizes Action l l THEJUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Victor Williams, Cassandra Mims, jeancrrv Lirrleronhlesse Winsron, Valerie Walker, and Sracey Davis. SECOND ROW: Margzrer Walker, Lloyd: Ford, Betty Bynum, Vila Harris, Stephanie Fields, Rena Kelley. THIRD ROW: David Benson, Mellonl Walker, Wendell Waller, Lyncue Hawkinshlessica Raphael, and Theresa Srewan. i :L .., li Warmn E. Arkins james Ausrin David C. Baber Richard C. Banks Sandra V. Barnes Ervina A, Baskerville Aaron R. Barrlc janet L. Baylor David M, Benson Ada E. Benton Lewis T. Booker William Bradley,-lr, Iconard E, Braxton Dino Brewer Debra A, Brown Nancy H. Burton Luvene Butler Berry K. Bynum joann Caleb Carl S. Campbell Donna K. Cantor Kimberly C. Carlton Sandra E. Carr Roben W, Carter Wayne C. Cash james E. Champion Allen Chrisropher Rose M. Cock: Working eagerly, Mrs. Threats serves as rhcjunior Class Sponsor. Sheila R, Col: Wendell H. Coleman Chrisrophcr L. Collins joseph F. Collins ?'f-We . i'5'P:?'v N 1 'x ,Y 4-5' -an N , hx. FH- NF ' i f,A '? it i .X I f ' n N 'til . 'N 4 ka Donald Cox Bcarrice Crnddock Corneal C. Crumblcy Annette Dandridgc Emesz G. Davis Gina Davis Staq' R. Davis Karen D. Dennis Pauicia A. Drumgole Michael E. Dyson Williamj, Edwards Brcnr Evans Carol D. Evans Cheryl A. Evans Dorothy M. Evans Gary W. Faldcn Terri L. Fcibish Srcphanie G. Fields james A, Fisher Lloyde I. Ford 58 Along with their escorts. nominees for thcjunior clzss princess pose on the from steps. The girls and their escorts are fabovej Stephanic Fields with Ben Allen and Cassandra Mims with Petty Mitchell, qbelowl Dclutnia Samuels wirh jesse Robinson zncljanst Premua with Bryan Koccn. stcpmnic Fields appears bemused about hcr new titlc as l974 Junior Class Princess. Lp 1 I, .' . ,. 't 'gl Q- .ff ' 'aj 'V he . 3 f ts. I rl Juanita Gillyard Bcmardine L Goode Oscar D. Goode Penelope A. Goodson Mark D. Goodstein Gregj. Grant Ruby E. Gray Cathy E. Green Darlene C. Green Richard E. Grossman Sonya Gunnell Valiean M. Guthrie Anita G, Hackett David B. Hamlin jennifer Y. Harris Victor M. Harris Vita M. Harris Diane G. Harvey Lynette R. Hawkins joseph L. Hayes Gilbert D, Hcmdon Alvita D. Hicks Charles L. Hill Donald A. Hill Rebecca Hill Tanya R, Hill Emanuel Home Murray Howard Dcbomh A. jackson Karen L -Jaeger Lula V.,Iames Mark G. Jeter Ronnie M. johnson Victoria johnson William L. johnson Cheryl D. jones Gregory C. Jones Maurice jones Phillip A. jones Reginald E.-Iones 1 ,j i I,--756 f,9J M' 'jeibooe . .T O 1 ,- . 1 ,ragga 390906 U, . lk L X,o..,o4,,,A 1 rzii. - Charlene Joyner Mark Katz Rena M. Kelley Mary Kendall Kcirh Kidd David M. Klein Bryan K. Koccn jcancnc F. Linlcron Sophia A. lnfron Norman R. Lomax Ronna F. Lowitz Thomas F. McLawhom Jerome S. McNair Shirl A. Meade Elizabeth A. Mciscl Cassandra F. Mims Laura L. Mirchcll Perqf C. Mirchell Keith F. Moore Iaurieen Moore Christopher K. Moses Edna Murchison Albert A. Negrin Dwane T. Owens Richard M. Paarfus Constance D. Parham Eleanor M. Payne Gladys M. Payne Randyj. Penn Trudy K. Perry Linda R. Phillips Vlarren V. Pierce janet M. Premaza Nancy E. Quynn Sarah E. Ray Deborah E. Rolxnson Brenda R. Morgan Shirley A. Morri n YL S Sandra D. Robertson Iaurence L. Robinson Shanon A. Robinson Marcia P. Rosenthal Delcenia Samuels Michael A. Saunders Douglas H. Savage Andre L. Scott Charolyne E Shaw Stephen L. Shaw Robin B. Sherman Abraham L Shocker Brenda C. Silver joannc Silverman Linda M. Simms Mark S. Smith Debra Snaggs Basilios D. Soulios james R. Stallings Daniel L, Stephen The Junior Class Plans to Achieve Unity, Power, and Strength as Beneficial Representatives of T.J. Teresa R. Stewart Sherwood T. Srroblc Charles E. Taylor Warrick D. Taylor Celira A. Thor Tony Tho Mary E. Tompki Cheryl D. Trent Wanda L. Waldrop Alvin P. Walker Margaret E. Walker Melforcl W. Walker Valerie D. Walker Susan M Wallace 6 l '1.. Q' Wcndall M. Waller Robcrr Wan: Charles Warkins David Wilkinson Terry S. Williams Victor L. Williams Thomas Willis jesse U. Winston Pemall A. Winston Cheryl Wrighr Dana R. Wrighr jane E. Yarcs Darlene A. Young American Expffifm imim, Mrs. Tempus, explains 1 difficulr qucslion in hisrory ro Murray Howard. 65 SOPHOMORE CIASS COUNCIL Fmsr now: Jessica Rapharl, Linda Wathman, Sasa Kal:-va, Anna Rauch. Paul Massey, Cynthia Winngatc. SECOND ROW: Pam Thomton, Beverly Byrd, burira Harris, Lisa Lovings, Deana cmwdcf, Faye Wilson. 'rt-uno Row: Raymond Bankshlohnny Vetmaatcn, Stephen Howard, Jeanette Rickman, Doug Button, Cynthia Robertson. 1 fGC9 Casso 77 Makes Man Plans Sophomore Class meets ro discuss upcoming l 66 cvents. Sophomore Class Sponsor, Miss Edith Izwis, watches dcbatcs with amusement ACTION GROUP IDX. FIRST ROW:jack Hazelwood. Marvin Benizmin, Morgan Norris, Wmda Wnwr. SECOND ROW: Sheila Taylor, Charlotte Srcwan, Katrina Price, Cymhiz Carter. THIRD ROW: Ronaldjohnson, larry Munfonl, Ricky Crccr. jean Evans. ACYION GROUP 103, FIRST ROW: Brenda Bcllulznlcc jones, Shcilz Emanual, Ronald Hayden, Cxry Ncrdin. SECOND ROW: Anna Rauch, Sm Kllevu, Valcric Whitt, Robby Marks, Steve Candlcr. THIRD ROW: KNO! in this Acrion Gmuvl. Maxell Human, Michzcl Perry. Adolph ljnlcnon, Anthony Banlc, Donald Sumon. ACTION GROUP IN. FIRST ROW: Marqucrirejones, Linwood Holr, Susan Robenshlohn Dennis, Miranda Lewis. SECOND ROW: Lisa lnvings, Linda Walmrman, Grace Cutrrell, Arthur Carter, Alton Belsrhcs. THIRD ROW: lvan Williams, Mrs. Edna Davis, Eileen Norrell, Firzhugh jackson, Yvonne Ellis. ACTION GROUP 108. FIRST ROW: Suzanncjexsup, Karhryn Chambers, Ramona Fells, Debbie Pcere, Thercsa Chaunan. SECOND ROW:James Massie. Charles Sam, Charmaine Hewlett, Cymhia Vlingaxv, Priscilla Gilyazd. THIRD ROW: Herbert King, Bertha Young, Robin Williams, Lcxha Pirrman, Milron Shepperson, Mrs. L T. Taylor. 68 -.L ACTION GROUP 113. FIRST ROW: Carrie Fisher, Beverly Byrd, Steven Grecmjcanme Rickman, Rin Hcnderson. Bunny Melton, Raymond Banks, SECOND ROW: Maude Curtis, Dorothy Scruggs. Wlilhclmim Williams, Karen Chariry. Archi: Winsron. Wand: lcwis, Dormhy Watkins. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Karhleen Hancock, Gregory Wem, Toncy Cobb, LNor in :his Action Groupl. Peru Thompson, Srephen Clanerbuck, Andrew Hobbs. ACl'lON GROUP 123. FIRST ROW: Mrs, Mmm Applmn, Mmm Eawas, Debra Smirhson. Dcbonh Gordon, Tan Taylor. SECOND ROW: Paul Clint. Btwn Burlcigh, Reggie Perry. Deana Qowdcr. Mary Dawkins. THIRD ROW: Michltl jones, Kcvin Mills, K:-nny Tcwnes, Charles Hoover. ACTION GROUP 126. FIRST ROW: Pamclz Thomron. Pamela Bridgcforrh, Daphinc Czlcb, Avis-Iohnson, Barbara Phelps, SECOND ROW: Dorothy Br1gg.Lilli1n Pcrrow, Mmha Mcncns, Yvcua Drayton, Harold Kelly, Frcclic Carr. THIRD ROW: Mr. D, Robbins, Russcll Nash, Sam Goldberg, Kcirh Towncsularvis Taylor, Michacljchnson. Wade Randolph, Dong Burmn works in :hc sound booth high above nh: audirorium. Warming up befor: a game, Rusry Quynn shows his finc style for rhe ramen. ACTION GROUP 203. FIRST ROW: Beverly Lewis. Shirley Minnicficld, Cymhia Robenson, Payc Frctwcll. SECOND ROW David johnson, Iorrnzo Cheatham, Moses Chyleshloc Mauox. THIRD ROW: Srcplxcn Howard, Paulerrcjzmcs, Phillip Rfuban, Dwagh- I-Izgan. ACTION GROUP 204, FIRST ROW: Parriciajohnson, Gwendolyn Brown, Vcriu Grcen. Christy Lucas. Benin Svmcden. Tamylz Tcelc. SECOND ROW: Mzrk Srcvcns, Sandra White, Faye Wilson, Angcla Brown, Albcn Herring, Imnardo Coleman. THIRD ROW: Miss A. Sherwin. Thomas Wade, Dennis Cooper, Keith Harrison. Douglas Bunomjohn Randolph, Donzld Taylor. 7l ACTKDN GROUP 2051 FIRST ROXW: Frcdcrick Gilcs, Sylvia Harvey, Sylvia Mason, Frm juncs, Clydrncne Hubbard, Mrs, M. Crews. SECOND ROW: Wilbur Dycr, Lynn Wildcr, Srcplmnic Coward. Sandra Hulson, Miclincl Brnwnhlzmcs Taylor. THIRD ROW: Ronald Hunan, Curris Millrr, Andn-w Horowitz, Richard McGrarh, Timothy Culver, Perrr Richardson, ACTION GROUP 206. FIRST ROW: Barbrcm Hill, Rosa Brown, Ruby Pcerc, Charmaine Winns, Pamela Christian. SECOND ROW: Ronald Kaplanhlohn Vcrmaawn, William Davis, Linda Mclmzrcn, Brenda Brown. THIRD ROW. Mrs. M. Thomas, Shawn Robinson, Charlie Adams, Timothy MCL-iwlxorn. Tracy High, Teresa XVinsxon. ACTION GROUP sos. FIRST ROW: cynllnnjnnnssn, unnia Hnn-as, Ivan Round, Rusty Quynn, Alice amy. SECOND ROW: Lucille Edwan-ls, lorena Smirh, Gayle Gnsson, Sunny Tinsley, Don Murr. THIRD now: Mrs. G. J. Dickens, Charles Chmcron. Fzirh Bamcs, Charles Gillison, Thomas Dunsron. ACHON GROUP 51 l. FIRST ROW: Sheila Nicholson. jerclyn Recd, Dawn Ellis, Palsy Walker. SECOND ROW: Miss D. Cooke, Cunis Williams, Henry Coleman, Nzlhanial Valentine. THIRD ROW: Pzlricia Tisdalc, Michael Miles, Rin Short. 74 I ACTION GROUP 317. FIRST ROW: Carrie Calc, Sandrajnhnson. Barbara Bynum. Yvcne Simms. SECOND ROW: Wanda Miller, Eric Banu, Barry Wootcn, Aaron Hinton. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hailey, Philip Eaton, Chrismphcrjackson, Alan Smirh. - i u xl l l I I n .Mx N These sophomore srudsnrs show avid imcrrsr in :heir biology cxpcrimenr xwis.. wg 1.- gf ' ,YQ-I 1. 4. pas 'Fan rl' 9? ps 5 - Vivacious Rin Short. Sophomore Princess, flashes hu winning smile. Donnie Smlmn was chosen for the A Rusty llvey ponders all the work she has left to do for rhe yearbook y , ,V .ns The Class of '77 losr their president Anne Meyer to another r ' L' , O E school early in the year :ind duly elected Linda Wahrman their -Q ' ' ' new president. The class also had 2 very successful car wash :har ncrred :hem close ro S100.00, boosring :heir rreasury. as , . 'Z fifi 9' . :M --gf I A .4 - lmluilglf I4 f- V- 'Z urn' 1-. 2 Ay mi . , A S -M' ll-Regional Football team. A.G. 105. FIRST ROW: Carol Williams, Russell Rosncr, Frances Constanrine, Gail Caleb, Virginia Crawford, Lucille Gray. SECOND ROW: Scorr Hodor, Melvin Lewis, Lisa Brown, Diane Hcwlcrr, Linda Bcniamin. Medaris Banks. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Gibson, Kevin Singlcron, Philip Turpin, Morris Henderson, Czrncll Williams, Howard Robinson, 76 l ACTION GROUP 109. FIRST ROW: Marion Thomas, nragirr: Crosby, Theresa Adams Arlctt: Brown, Rcnay Litrlc, Sherry Brown, hmonr Knight. SECOND ROW: Michael Srcphcns, Scott Caskie, Keith Patterson, Norvelle Robinson, Susan Blankenship, lauri Cohen, Rusty lrvcy, Sammic Singleton. BACK ROW: Quarles Watlei ns, Ncvcrettc Eggleston. Wayne Lunsford. Reginald Washington, Ricky johnson, Darrell Williams, Kevin Cznzfla, Mrs. Polly Temple. Freshman Class Gets Off to Slow Start -9 4 ACTION GROUP l ll. FIRST ROW: Theresa Mack, Lori Hunter, Cynthia Luck.Joy Moon. SECOND ROW: Don Horton, Donnie Chrmon, William Fisher, Kenneth Booker, Carl Green. BACK ROW: Student Teacher Mr. Cutral White, Bcrtlta Thomas, Muriel Woodsonhlusrinc Allen, , l mam C1rroll.M.r. tm. M. Arkanm. u 78 ACITON GROUP 117. FIRST ROW: Alice Young, Patrice Inge, Karen Faison, Beth McGrath, Linda Taylor. SECOND ROW: Bemand Rucker, Beniamin Harris, McKinsly Thomas, Hank Anz, David Falden. THIRD ROW: Miss M. V. Clarke, Inn Young, Gieryl McMorris, Edward Branch, Ronniejohnson. Fneshman Princess, Benha Thomas, ponders the excitement of :he Homecoming festivities. Freshmen Participate Enthusiasticall I ACTION GROUP 122. FIRST ROW:jcanerreJa:kson, Deborah Morgan,joann Cunis, Cordelia Christian. SECOND ROW: Allen H, Levey. Diane Smith, Dcniese Faison, Andre Scou, Larry Henderson. THIRD ROW: Tonyjohnson, Raymond Dunn, Richud Thomas, Frank Akers, Mr. L Swelnis. in Homecoming Activities l ACTION GROUP 223. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Aliceznn Fleming, Reginaldjackson, Charlene Armisrnd, Sherri Frerwcll, Vcniscjohnson, Pamela Morris, sum niompwn. SECOND xow: Joseph smoor, Anthony Dandridge, Angell Mirchcl1,Dirlcn: Taylor, vmrm Boyer, Norma owpu, Sarah Mffklf. THIRD ROVU:-james Chearhzm, Lolirajzckson, Rodman Mason, Kennerh Farrow, Robert Vemxillera, Linwood Russell, Randolph Brown. ACTION GROUP 506. FIRST ROW: larry Armsread, Robin Fisher, Mis. L G. Tumcr, Ronnie Nicholson, Wilbcn Taylor, Lynwood Christopher. SECOND ROW: Angella Willizms, Rebecca Taylor, Kzrcnjoncs, Cindy Mclnrire. Nilejackson, Kcnncrh Thompson. THIRD now, vmfm Mosby, Musa: Addison, Darrell Davcnporr, Solomon Mfcmfy, Miami Fields. ACUON GROUP 307. FIRST ROW: bun Popkins, Marglrtt Kcllty, Edith lpson, Ccdlil Graham, high Rtams. SECOND ROW: Dthn Whinkrrhlzrry umm, Hman wndmgohn Cosby, Reginald Harris, Sheryl mwmis. mmm now: shim Reilly, Frank Mask. Kim johnson, Derrick Simmins,J0'Yct Glover. ACTION GROUP aes, FIRST now: Aim-is Audngjmaff Oliver, Champc Bumlfy, sopmi Azkinson, Anthony Fisher. snconm now- Pzrriciz Nickcns. Cheryl Clzibome, Shaxonjzmcs. lNo: in this Acxion GmuPl, Clinzonia Davis, THIRD ROW: Mzrjoriejoncshjznet Vfzllaoe, Cheryl Owms, Valemino Robinson, Willie Scon, Michael Grooms Freshmen Often Seek Guidance ACTION GROUP 309. FIRST ROW: Rita Smith, Sheila Hanks, Terrence Brown, Barbara Parker, Felcciajoyncr. SECOND ROW: Trcna Bell, Lula Williams, Myrajcflerson, rxbf. wmricy, Mm, sucjnhnwn. THIRD ROW: Tamoihy Price, David Eamon, Marvin Qin, Charles Edwards, Vcmon McMillian. ,asf-xf I V- K: 1' 'I' Lk? i Guidance cuunselor Mrs. Brumhle assisls Spencer Mead with his schedule. xE ..XL,-' ACTION GROUP 310. FIRST ROW: Mynjcfferson, Howard Belches, Dcan Kaplan, Ricky Mason, Spencer Mead, Miss Lipscomb SECOND ROW: Slnralyn Gan-ard, Leona Smiihers, Katherine Coles, Cindy Chnsrian, Collins Denny, Anxhony Kendall. THIRD ROW: Dchra Osmalov, Rebecca Sanders, Wanda Williams, Deborah lawrence, Todd Winfield, Edwin Nieclermeyer. ..4g U., ACTlON GROUP BN. FIRST ROW: Mirhael Williams, Harold Kipreos, Darlene Miles, Thomasine Vandervallhjames Gamerqjoseph Cocks. SECOND ROW: Wendy Brown, Olivia Weaver, Pamela DePalma, Ronald Patillo, Pamela Holland, Charloxre Hargrove. THIRD ROW: Mrs.jo Kennedy, Brenda johnson, Samya Tunstall, lavelle Cook, Wade Banks. Srephanie Watkins, Tawana Gilyard Freshman President, Vice Presidenr, and Sponsors pose for the camera 82 ACTION GROUP Sli. FIRST ROW: Walter Massey, Yolanda Vincent, Krista Barryman, Susan Kreider, Mary Riddick. SECOND ROW: Zobia Dillard, Donna Srovalr, Barbara Harris,-Jeanie Huic, Patrice Cooper. THIRD ROW: Charles Johnson, Reginald cm1on,AKhae Ruffin, Ruben Tyra. Freshman Class Streaks to Success vw ACTION GROUP 319, FIRST ROW: Lynn Willis, Donna Pre-man, Cheryl Taylor, Renee Winston, Patricia Bl-axrunhluanita Bullock. SECOND ROW: Kimberly Dunn, Liuberh Hayes, Mary Crawford, Anira Bell, Adrian Gould. THIRD ROW: Jerome Jefferson, William Gray, Edward Riley, Melvin Graves, Michael Silverstein, Keith Edwards, Frederick Walsh. ACTION GROUP 323. FIRST ROW: lera Scruggshloc Edwards. Alvira Walker, Debbie Burkqjudirh lowiu, Shelia Srolres. SECOND ROW: Renita Cousins, Vanessa Bryant, Malvcma Gray, Ourolyn Richards-On, Fred Wdkcr, Richard hpkin, Dennis Nuvos. THIRD ROW:JeIIery Urquhan, Orlando Winston, Andre Taylor, Harvey Mills, Michael Beale, Floyd Eeldshlcssc Harrison, Mr. Giarles Cooper. C ACTIVITIES House and Senate Emphasize The House of Representatives was re-enacted this year by Senate decree for the purpose of obtaining more student involvement in school affairs. To create interest and stimulate positive thinking on the part of all students, each Action Group chose its representative to the House. Each House member was charged with the responsibility of becoming an active facilitator of twoaway communication between the students in his Action Group and the Senate. The major project that the House of Representatives sponsored was an opinion poll. During Action Group meetings questions dealing with continuing the P.A. soap operas and having buses to away basketball games, for instance, were asked. Every student was given the opportunity to express his yes or no opinion. These polls proved extremely popular. Senate holds daily meeting with Mike Elkin in rharge. The Student Participation Association placed the most emphasis on student participation in school activities. In November, the Senate sponsored a Homecoming Dance. Buses to and from ball games to boost school spirit and a tea for the teachers between semesters were also arranged. In addition to sponsoring activities, the S.P.A. actively supported programs of orit-ming new students, the school steering committee, the Senior Corps of Helpers, and the PTSA. During the Spring, the major Senate project was revision of the Student Handbook. Throughout the year the Senate cooperated with many community activities. As a result of a questionnaire on drugs, Senate was able to aid CODAC, a drug abuse prevention organization, with information, opinions and ideas to help the drug problem. These projects, along with others, helped the S.P.A. reach its objectives for the year. Student Participation HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. FIRST ROW: Debra Smithson, Sheila Cole, Jeanette Littleton, Olga Matthews, Susan Wallace, Margaret Walker, Beverly Byrtl. SECOND ROW: Pam Thornton, Valerie Walker, Betty Bynum, Ada Benton,john Constantine, Brenda Wilson, Pat lcnlte. THIRD ROW: Nanq' Burton, Debra Brown. Hank Artz, Teresa Stewart, Charlene Armisread, Robin Miller, Stacey Davis, FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Griffin, Laurita Harris, Brigitte Crosby, Susan Kreidcr. cami williams, nigh Reams, Lynn wants. rirn-i ROW: itfgamia ony. Richard Banks, Ricky Mason, Curtis Miller. SENATE. FIRST ROW1 Rusty Quynnhjackye Mimswlanet Staten, Milt: Elkin. SECOND ROW: Pam Hatelgrove, Anita Hackett. Valerie Craighead, Alix Berry. THIRD ROW: Renee Hale, Ronald Hayden, Mrs. K. Bnimble. FOURTH ROW: Victor Williams, Cassandra Mims, David Benson, Hi-Y III is Stead Support for Boys' Sports I-IIAY III, a boys' service club, was directed toward supporting boys' athletics and encouraging student respect for both players and spectators. Group pzoiects included providing season schedules for the football, basketball, and soccer teams, 'Q X ' furnishing the cross country team with oranges to keep up their energy, and cleaning trash from the soccer field, the baseball diamond, and the areas surrounding the tennis courts. The club's community interest was symbolized by its sponsorship of a Hi- Y III night with the Richmond Robins. HI-Y III. FIRST ROW: Greg Grant, Tommy Melawhom, Anne Candler, Ray Paul, Bryan Kooen, Rickyjones. SECOND ROW: Dana Wright, Wayne Carter, Peter Roughten, Ronny Stratton, Warren Pierce, Mr. Wallace. Human Relations Club Brings People Together This year's Human Relations Club aimed at bringing more different types of people closer together. Members worked with Intergroup Youth to fulfill their goal. Fund-raising projects included selling spirit buttons for basketball games and having a paper drive. HUMAN RELATIONS. FIRST ROW: laura Mitchell, Trudy Perry, Shatalyn Garrand, Arla Benton, Sylvia Mason, Alix! Berry. Deana Cruwtler, Margaret Walker. Starry Davis. SECOND ROW: Angela Williants, lnri Hunter, Karen Charity, Beverly Byrd, Stephanie Ficltls. Terry Amcrnirk, Rcnita Walden. THIRD ROW: Tom Baynham, Carla Sputlnclt, Marcia Anthony, Cassandra Mimsulackyc Mims, .lcssirnt Raphael. Bert Allen, Vita Harris, Elaine Ingram, Rita Henderson, Linda Warhman, Randy Penn, Robert Mandel, Mr. Wallace. B7 Girls in the Keyette Club, a service organization, were involved in making many projects ai success. They gave assistance at the Old Age Home, Salvation Army, Westminster Church, and other places where their services were needed. These students started new clubs in other schools, and they were extremely busy with their teacher secret pals. Rusry levy ioins Valerie Craiglicadnlatkye Minis, and ann Spurlock in winning third place in the flour comes: during Homecoming. Keyettes Aim for Club of the Year KEYETTLS, FIRST ROW: Pamela Harclgrove, Margarcr Walker, Andi Hoffman, Beverly Byrd, Marcia Aniliony,-Iackyc Mims, Carla Spurlock. SECOND ROW: Rose Cocke, Lyncuc Hawkins, Stephanie Fields. Cassandra Mims, Nancy Bcrh Quynn, Ronna laswitz, Rusry laevey. THIRD ROW: Bcmanlinc Goode, laura Mirthcll, Anne Candler. Debbie Brown, Karen Chariry, Deana Crowder, Cynrhia Wingarc. FOURTH ROW: Gloria Champion, Kathy Cowan, Daphne Manhcws, Leslie Amall, Szsa Kalevn, Sharon Rirknian,j,xner Renard. FIFTH 88 ROW: Dale Williams, Rira Henderson, Valerie Cnighcad, Walilorl Brown, Renee Hale, Sally Brown, Robin Miller, Caring is Key Club's Wa l- A of Life Key Club, a Kiwanis sponsored service organization for high school young men, completed its thirty-second year at Thomasjefferson High School. Working through their international theme, Caring - Our Way of Life, T. j. Key Clubbers cleaned the school lockers and changed the combinations during the summer, painted the school elevator, displayed athletic schedules on thc hall bulletin board, participated in a bike-a-thon for the American Cancer Society, worked to clean up areas for the Kiwanis Youth Camp :ind for the National Park Service, rang the bell at Christmas for thc Salvation Army, adopted families at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and donated to many charitable organizations in the city and nation. This year's activities culminated in n Spring distrist convention in Norfolk, Virginia, and plans for a summer international convention in New Orleans, Louisiana. Two advisors for Key Club are Mr. lngan from the faculty and Mr. George C. MrDearmon from the Richmond Kiwanis. KEY CLUB. FIRST ROW: Mike Elitin, Clayton Hall, Rusty Quynn, Waldorf Brown, Mcdaris Banks, George Gaines, Victor Williams. SECOND ROW: Davie Clattcrbuclejohn Vermaaten, Bobby Yeamans, Abe Shocker, Mt-lford Walker, Charles Bland, Dave Shocker. THIRD ROW: Ben Allen. Charles Watkins, Wendell Waller, David Benson, Chip Miller, Richard McGrath, Hamid Kelly. FOURTH ROW: David Cohen, Keith Waldm, Peter Still, Bryan Cooper, Steve Anderson, Randy Holland. FIFTH ROW:Joey Hayes, Andrea Hoffman, Russell Nash. 89 Medical Arts Aids Inside and Out The community and Medical Arts just go together. The Medical Arts Club has helped many needy people outside the school in addition to participating in activities inside the school. FIRST ROW: Linda Wahrman, Terri Amemickulessie Swann, Reginald Gordon, Margaret Vlalker, Bctry Bynum. SECOND ROW: Elaine lngram,jean Swann, Renee Hale, Ada Benton, Martha Menens. Red Cross Works Hand in Hand The Red Cross Youth organization, a branch of the American Red Cross aids those in need. Working hand in hand, the Red Cross members offer help to everyone who needs it. Red Cross has visited hospitals and homes and has collected food to provide for disaster victims. ff-55' FIRST ROW: Martha Menenshlessie Swannhlean Swann, Nancy Dombrower, Mary Crawford. SECOND ROW:jcssica Raphael, Betty Kxeidct. Pamela DePalma, Bemadine Goode. 90 FBLA Strives for Better Life in America The Thomasjefferson High School Chapter of FBLA, Funire Business Leaders of America, worked hard this year to help students seek careers in business and business education. One of its chief obiectives was to develop strong aggressive leadership so that future businessmen and women might participate more effectively in the business and community life of which they will be a part. Attendance at local leadership conferences, work with local committees on March of Dimes, and help on other community funds and drives were part of a continuous advertisement for fellow students to come join in working for better life in America. FBLA, FIRST ROW: Theresa Winston, Lynn WiIlis.,Ieanie Huie, Theresa Mack. SECOND ROW:j. P. Williams, Peggy Peetc, Bcnita Price. Angela Mitchell, Donna Premaza. THIRD ROW: Diane Harvey, Rnslynjohnsnn, Aniour Bames, Sherri Fretwell. FHA Emphasizes Personal Growth Personal growth was the aim of FHA, Future Homemakers of America. Outside speakers, skits planned by the members, and displays of student work were several techniques used to help the members leam together and get to know each other. Fashion shows, sale of candles for muscular dystrophy, and a visit to the Crippled Children's Hospital broadened the scope of the club's activities. FHA. FIRST ROW: Allison Brewer, Margueritejones, Linda Beniaminhjean Evan. Charmaine Hewlett, Pam Thomton, Monajaekson, Penelope Goodson, Rose Brown, Miss M. V. Clarke. SECOND ROW: Sandra Rice, Phyllis Griffin, Linda Harris, janet Baylor, Debra Nix, Betty Kteider, Valerie White, Betty Winston, Shirley Morris, Rene Kelley. THIRD ROW: Denise Donnan, Lucille Edwards, Angela Starts, Sunny Tinsley, Miranda lewis, Ramona Fells, Cynthia Wingate, Yvette Simms, Shirley Minnifield, Brenda Izwis, Patsy Walker. 91 -4. SPANISH CLUB. FIRST ROW: Jessi: Swann,-lean Swann, Susan Ambrose, Deborah Snzggs, Bonnie Catignan, Susan Kteider. SECOND ROW: Laura Wilkinson, Gayle Booker, Kimberly Carlton, Sally Brown, Leslie Amall, Diancjoncs, Robbie Mandel. THIRD ROW: Debbi: Robcnsomjanct Renard, Ronna Lowitz, Keith Moore, David Mcrtcns, David Haber, Chris landrum, Cynthia Wingate. SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SUCIHTY, FIRST ROW: Dale Williams, Bonita Carignan. Pamela Halelgrove, Ronna l.owil7, Davitl Mrttens, Susan llaltlerson. SECOND ROVU: Miss M. Morris, Chris Untlrum, Sandra Carter. Janet Rcnunl, Deborah Snaggs, Kimberly I Carlton. Spanish Club Float Regains First Place The Spanish Club provided an opportunity for any interested students to learn more about the cultures and civilizations of the Spanish-speaking people. Its purpose - to unite SIUKICHIS desiring to participate in Hispanic-related activities and entertainment - led to many club activities, including attending plays at area theaters. sponsoring native speakers. and visiting displays and exhibits of Spanish culture. An annual Fiesta de N:1vidad and a spring picnic were among the activities. 92 lionnic Chrignan holds winning tmphy, 9 v ,f CG 95 Le Cercle Frangais or French Club FRENCH CLUB. FIRST ROW: l.-nm Pnpkins, Mclford Walker. Beth Mciscl. Debbie Brown. Karen Faisomjanrr W':illaCc. SECOND ROW: Margaret Walker, Linn Mitchell, Rose Cofkc, Annl Rauch, S253 Kzlcvm. THlRD ROW: syim Haney, Alice amy, Sylvia Anson, I-Indy Qplan, Van Tompkins, Donna Cnnxur, FOURTH ROXV: Mrs. M. Hirris fzdvisorl, The French Club :mended a French movie and play, visited a museum, corresponded with pen pals in France, viewed slides or films of France, and had speakers. They also sponsored a Thought for rhe Week on rhc PA system, French Club members srop an zfrer-school party for 1 glance an rhc ramen man, German Club Sees Promising First Year Composed of students taking German, the German Club was active this year, especially in preparations for the holidays. Members went caroling and had a Christmas party featuring a wide variety of native pastries made by the students. HS Helps Students in Various Fields of Stud Members of the National Honor Society are students who possess outstanding character. They are leaders in their class, frequent participants in school activities, great achievers in their academic work, and, above all, tremendous helpers to fellow pupils, nzsss 1-.. ,,,..........., a . M... 't,. t GERMAN CLUB FIRST ROW: Tom Dunston, Wlaltcr Mtfaster, Clayton Hall, Morgan Norris, Murray Howard. SECOND ROW: Paul Cline, Sheri Cooley, Herbert King, Franel Zachzlrias, Doug Savage. THIRD ROW: Stephen Howard, Roger Bailey, Charles Hoover. Howanl Hclsrhcs, Shawn Robinson. -T 'a .1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. FIRST ROW: Gttol Rosenthal. Carl.: SputlncIt,Sus1n Cooley. Sharon Rickman. Pctct 94 Still, David Shocker, Randy Holland. SECOND ROW: Pam Hazelgtove, Susan Balderson. Daphne Matthews. DECA and Fashion Merchandising Prepare Students for World of Business DECA, FlRST ROW: Valerie While, Consrance Parham, Ruby Peere, Susan Robinson, Vinor Harris, Ronniejohnson, Gmarmaine Winns. SECOND ROW: Bryan Hazlewood, Shirley Morris, Rena Kelley, Karen Black, Karrina Price, Deborah Gordon, Cynrhiajohnson. THXRD ROW: Miss D. Cooke, Sylvia Carter, Wilncrm Phillips, Diane Alexander, Sunny Tinsley, Barbara Phelps, Ruth Kreider. HJURTH ROW: Clarrnn! Beasley, Marvin Beniamin, Shawn Robinson, Eric Barrett, Verila Green, Avisjohnsonhlacqueiine Morris. FIFTH ROW: Mr. B. Willis, Richard Banks, Gary Faldcn,1mnard Braxton, Mr. D. Pendergrasr. Two T. J. clubs, DECA and Fashion Merchandising, were energetic and helpful ro orhers, both in and outside school. Srudenrs in DECA had :he opporruniry ro participate in various professional, social, and leadership acriviries. Those in Fashion Merchandising, which is an associate club of DECA, worked ro achieve rheir specific purpose of preparing for careers in fashion merchandising and rerailing. FASHION MERCHANDISING. FIRST ROW: Angela Brown, Deborah MrGee, Henrietta Tyler, Constance Parham, Sylvia Gmr. SECOND ROW: Bemiee Henderson, Srephanie Coward, Delcenia Samuels. Carhy Green, Tanya Hill. THIRD ROW: Miss D. Cooke. 95 Literary Magazine Aims for Third Troph DECLARATION staff reads submimxl stories and ponclcrs their possible arrangements on :he page. .av Q DEcuuvmoN. Fmsr Row. Karen mason, David Cnhcn, Susan cmlsy, Susnn Ambrose, Pcrcr ssa11,sEcoND now: Trudy Pcrryhlcssicn nspnsssn, Margam xvslkss, :sm Masshsll. JEFFERSON AN, T. J.'s Newspaper, Has Busy Year With New Sponsor JEFFERSONIAN, RIGHT: FIRST ROW:Cl1nrles cismmm, Dean Kaplan, Yvcuz Dssymn. SECOND Rows Slnralyn Garrud. Ivfargarcr Wlalker, Debbie Brown, Beverly Byrd, Snsa Knlcvn, Anm Rauch. THIRD ROW: Lind: wmsmsn, jessica Raphael. Mrs. immss. JmfFERsoNmNsssffwsfksaalagsmlysnshsnswspspsf. . , Monticello Staff Tackles Yearbook With Continuing Vitalit The members of the MONTICELLO staff put in many hours of work, including holiday time, to portray thc activities and life of the school through pictures, copy, and art. Though the year provided primarily an initial learning experience for most of the staff, the alternating periods of steady but often dull routine and of panic for deadlines proved to be both effective and rewarding. -gss ABOVE: Laura Wilkinson, staff editor, types feverishly to complete one more page for a deadline. LEFT: MONTICELLO staff gets mg:-her to pool mm fur photographs and layout. MONTICELLO. FIRST ROW: Steven Carter, Anne Candlcr. Eliubcih Pierce, Laura Wilkinson, Dale Williams, Billjohnson, Hank Am, Alan Schultz, SECOND ROW:-john Constantine, Susan Baldcrson, Anna Rauch, Sasa Kalcva, Rusty lievey, Bcrky Sanders, Debra Burkr, Mr. G. Hailey IAN Advisorj. THIRD ROW: Nanty Burton,janct Prenuza, Charlene Armistead, Darlene Taylor, Vanessa Boyer. Daphne Matthews, Cheryl McKinney, Stephen Howard, Mr. D. Pcndcrgrast Mdvisorj. FOURTH ROW: Miss A. Sherwin Uidvisorj, Randy Penn, Tommy Hcnch, Donny Cox, Scott Phillips, Keith Moorrulames Meeks, Kim Dunn. 97 Choir Entertains Communit T. jfs Choir hosted the Regional Chorale and Chorus. Concerts at school for Thanksgiving and Spring, at City Hall for Christmas, and in Saluda, Virginia, on tour, were performing high points of the year. A new wardrobe of pants or gowns, instead of the traditional robes, gave an added spark to the group. ABOVE RIGHT: Choir pcrfomis in new outfits :it Christmas oontrrt. LEFT: Choir practices for a special progrnni. CHOIR. FIRST ROW: Nancy Dombruvtrt. Edith Ipson, Rene KeIlcy,john Constantine, Wayne Bragg, Gayle Booker, Elizabeth Pierce, Charmaine Winn. SECOND ROW: Edna Murchison, Cheryljonns, Sue Shcppcrson, Rosvillt' Cousins. Scott Campbell, Sarah Ray, Pat Irnke, Deborah Robertson. THIRD ROW: Missjeri Cutler, Alandra Paige, Brenda Wilson, Chris Iantirum, john Richartison, Stanley Washington, Sally Brown, Viannt- Smith. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Walltenjackyc Mims, Daphne Matthews, Bert Allen, Ivan Williams, David Balmer, Tom Baynham, Becky Saunders, Stephanie Fields, La Vem Davis. FIFTH ROW:joAnn Calcbhluanita Gillyatd, Chris Nirltols, Victor Wiliinms, Keith Lynlhnlcff Walker, Walter MCCastcr, Angela Green, Betty Bynum, Vita Harris. Madrigals Express Talent Around Richmond . J. f ? l i i l - J MADRIGMB: Vira Harris, Ben Allcn, Brenda Wilson, David Babcr, Andrea Hallman, Stephanie Fields, Tom Baynham, Alandra Page, Chris landnxm, Renee Hale. Mixed Chorus Involves Interested Students mf Y MIXED CHORUS. FIRST ROW: Sylvia Caner, Brenda Reid, Mymajcffcrson, Tara Taylor, Thomas Dunsron, Raymond Banks, james Talben, Sandra Whirc, Willielmina Williams. SECOND ROW: Sharalyn Garrard, Sharon james, Novel Thompson, David lzwis, larry Munford, Vclmz Chrisrian, Karen Ross. Sharon Reilly, Marioriejoncs, Conchira Brown THIRD ROW: Linda Taylor, Maude Cunis. Anira Frcrwcll, Warren Williams, Bill Anhur. jafkicjohnson, Lurillc Gray, Clydcncue Hubbard, Eleanor Payne, Mary Dawkins. STANDING: Missj. Cutler. 99 Orche The orchestra performed many times this year, in assemblies and concerts at Thanksgiving, at Christmas, in the Spring, and for Graduation. Many of the students went on to excel in outside activities such as the Richmond Youth Symphony and Wind Ensemble, the All-Regional Orchestra and Band, and the All-Virginia Orchestra. Their repertoire included everything from pops to classics. stra Members Excel in Many Areas ' 1 : v 5 Q? 1' 1 ,N i ,ip -af ORCHESTRA. FIRST ROW: Linda MeLauren, Dave Clatterbuclt, Eileen Norncll, Susan Wallace. Cynthia Gayles, Krista Berryman, Andi Hoffman, Sheila Gule, Alveta Walker, Robert Ycamans, Robin Miller, Sonny Shcppersonhlcssita Raphael, Frank Crawford, Suejessup, Renee l-lale,j. R. Britton flllircctorj, Sharon Robinson, Tom Booker, Roger Smith, larry Soghoian, Dean Kaplan. ,1 f ABOVE LEFT: Orchestra shows involvement at practice. ABOVE: Mr. Britton gets attention of students before practice begins. LEFT: Orchestra performs at concert. 9 -. i nn- . LEFT: At practice, the drums get a real beating. ABOVE: Band perfomis with ease at concert. Concert Band Gets Involved The Band was divided into two class periods this year. The arrangement made teaching easier but getting concerts ready, harder. Most of the students who played in Concert Band also plztyed in the Matching Band. They performed several times for assemblies, concerts, pep rallies, and other programs. Many of the students also played in groups outside school. tllQt'Q Ml BAND. FIRST ROW: Robin Millet, Mary Riddick, Mary Crawford, Pamela DePalma, McKinley Thomas, Renx Hale, Archie Ruifinhloc Matrox. SECOND ROW: Angela Williams, Yolanda Vincent, Morgan Norris, Bruce Burleigh, Ronnie Nicholson, Billy Urquhart, Bemard Rucker, Mike Saunders, Riclty Paatfus. Keith Townes, Russell Nash, Charles Bland. THIRD ROW: Wanda Lewis, Charlene Armistead, Albert Herring, Mel Vaughan, Otrlton Whitehead, Kevin Singleton, Linnatd Russellhlames Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Curtis Williams, Tom Mclawhom, Todd lee, Mt. Britton rbirectorl. Marching Band Inspires Sport's F ans , ..1- if 'Nr-L. MAJORETITES, DRUM MAJOR. MARCHlNG BAND. Charlene Armisrcaci, Charles Bland, Brut! Burleigh. Mary Cruwforti, Mathew Clirirririri, lrruy Cousins, Darrell Davenport, Pamela Drlhlmr, Kim Diirirr, Arirliririy Fislirrgwph Grrrirrr. Anrhony Grooms, rilirhrit-l Grooms, Renee Hale, Marell Harmon, Alben Herring, Ronald Horronulercmcjciferson, Todd ln. Wanda lzwishloe Marrox, Solomon r-lrcrfrry, Robin Miller, Riirsrll Nrrli, Rriririif Nirlirilrriri. Morgan Norris, ,lor Rand.lll,jzmes Rirr, Mary Rirlrlirlr, lxrrrirrrl Rirrkrr, Archie Ruffin, l.iririrrrl Russell. Marr srrrrirlrri, Kevin Singlcron, srrrirriif Singlcron, Roger Smirh. J. c. 1'rllry,Jrrrirr Taylor, McKinley Thomas. Kcirh Tuwncs. William Urguhtlrr, Yolanda Vinwnr, Carlton Whirchtld, Angela Williams, Curris Wfilliams, Robin Williams, R. llritron flbirecrorb. T. jfs marching band inspired the football players and their fans when they played their instruments during intermission at the football games. They also livened up the parades during Homecoming Week. lil2LOW: Mrirrliirig nrrlrl performs ar rlir fmrbill mir. RIGHT: Drum maiur, Bobby lxwis, slrikcs :r pose. lylajorettes Highlight Football Pep Club Reorganizes With Sponsors MAJORFFFES. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Bnswrll, Bertha Thomas, Lara Young, Barbara Bynum. Daphine Glcb, Yvcrre Simms. Karhryn Chambers, Valjnn Guthrie, Wilhelmina Williams, Sherry Russell. SECOND ROW: Thcrrsa Charman, Charmaine Hcwlerr, Pamela Thomron, Debra Smirhsonhleanerre Urrleron, Ramona Fells, Cynthia Wingarc. ar :hc loorball game. PEP CLUB. FIRST ROW: Miss R. Randolph, Par Tisdalc, Teresa Adams, Diane Hcwlcrxc, Ros: Brown, Wendy Brown. Theresa Mack, Cindy Christian, Miss D. Cookc. SECOND ROW: Linda Phillips, Lcra Scruggs, Gwen nmwn, Feleciajoyner. Kathy Coles. Arlcrrz Booker, Karen joncs, Robin Fisher. THIRD ROW: Robin Robinson, Sheila Nicholson, Lisa Brown, Cheryl Morton, Bcrnicc Henderson, Marion jefferson, Grol jefferson. Bcnira Swmkn, Charmaine Winns, Oxrhy Grrcn. lO3 Thespians Shows Talented Mice Areett T. J Thespians put on a play which had everyone laughing. The Thespiztns Club offered its talented members Il wily to get together and express themselves. THESHANS. FIRST ROW: Willie Stmblt. Sharalyn Garfarrl. laurita Harris, Nancy Burton. john Vermnren. SECOND ROW: Reginald Gordon, Morris Swannhlessin Raphael, Wanda Williams, Stephen Howard. THIRD ROW: Mark stevens, vaimc enigma, Bobby img, Valerie Walker, Renee Hale, Cassandra Mims. The Thcspians are Caught in the act ol doing what they do best. Tebahoes R Assists Girls' Sports Tm-mntms. Fl RST ROW: Deborah storm, Mary Kendall, Debbi: sm-nullnm mmm, Cheryl rtrfictnnq-, Randy Penn, crm, Green. Di.tnc jones. SECOND ROW: Dwllcc Shcppcrson, Kathy Cowan, Thcrrsn Stewntt,,lt:incttc Littleton, Brigcttc Crosby, Cheryl Morton. Sylvia M.1son.Sylvin Harvey. THIRD ROW: Mrs. GJ, Dickcnshlczn Swannulcssc Swann, Wanda Waldron, Beth Meiscl. Duma 104 Cmwclct. Pam Hnrclgrove. Martin Anthony. Cheerleaders Cheer T. J. Toward Victories The encouragement from the cheerleaders was a morale booster for the football and basketball players. They cheered rhe team ro victories this past Eoorball season and continued pouring on enthusiasm for the basketball season. - Co-captains of thc cheerleader squads are Eileen Norrell, Gloria Champion, Valerie Robinson, and Beverly Byrd. I g A - 1 i - 5 ri V . 4 I , - .A r - , 1 H Kali I T. L . . I Af 'f - Q :' i I I I '. 'I .K 7 L I l , -lp X11 1'-ll, Q, s. .P . if-1. ,A '3 i X X M. ,.f, x K . X , ' L--' ,. A . I .-,I I -Ax fra: lv 'ZW in ,f,t-.fgfgfr QA ' P Q- R ' , .-Q, 1 Ni P Q' 4' As-,av ,Y IJ , fvs ' Cheerleaders express rense involvement ara R- '-' ' ' ' ' baskubalgamc. rv, .. -,,,.-. W .,. . ,. H 5..,,..- .....,,. . s, . . K . CHEERL Bynum. Teresa MrKinnon.joann Caleb, Alandta Page, Kem Chandler. SECOND ROW: Sarah Merkle, Lisa Lovings, Karen Charity. Frances Consrantine, Rrra Shorr, Eileen Notrell, Beverly Byrd, Laurira Harris. Rita Henderson, la-rha Piuman, Olga Matthews. EADERS. FIRST ROW: Andi Hoffman, Stephanie Fields, Orla Spurloclgjarkye Mims, Gloria Champion, Valerie Robinson, Vira Harris, Bctry 105 I0 s ' I ' - I 'u -if ' Q Q,'f5'J0 fy., xl' , . 7 ' Qemasz. f ' ,aa-raw 3?f1sf'- ,A 6 SPORTS Frustrating Season Faces Vikings The Vikings struggled through a frustrating season ending with a 3 won and 7 lost record. There were many highlights even though the record would not indicate it. The Viking offensive machine averaged 308 yards per game. Top efforts of the year were Charles Butler's 211 yards rushing against Kennedy, Reggie Gi-ay's 169 yards passing against George Wythe, and Gary Falden's great defensive play of being in on 18 tackles a game. Falden and many other unclerclassmen should make the team much stronger in 1975. Fwshman Tlddr Rudman Mason watches with intensify- Viking defense clam in on si Hermitage runner, Cu-Captain Gcurgc Spears 352 leads the way. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: David Robinson, Tony Thnmc, Ricky-johnson, Mauriccjoncs, Brent Evans. Richard Banks, Firzhughjackson, Carltnn Day, Norvclle Robinson, Tommy MCl.aWh0rn, Bmce Scott, Chip Millet, Chrixjafltson, Richard Ntfvrath. SECOND ROXV: Hcrhcrt King 1Mgr.l, Bert Allen. Alan Alston. Lawrcntr Day. Dave Clatterbuclc, Reggie Tinsley, Markjcter, Michael Winston, George Spears IC-CJ, Reggie Gmy 1C-Cl, Qrl Walker. Charles Butler. Norman Lipps. Mack Hardy, louis Dandridgc, Gary Faldcn, Donny Stratton. THIRD ROW: Kevin Canada, Ossis Brewer, Ricky Rowe, Damclljohnson, Donald Hill,jcff Walker, Bryan Ktxen. Alan Cunningham, Tnnyjoncs. Rodman Mason, Norman lnrmx, Barry Horne, Alan Smith, Frank Mark, B0 Hobbs. Maurittjnhnson. SEASON RECORDS 3-7 TJ OPPOSITION 7 Petersburg .............. 26 35 Kennedy, .... .... 0 28 Henrico ..... ..... 3 8 6 Hermitage .... ..... l 4 2l Armstrong .... ..... l 2 29 Huguenot ..... ..... 2 5 14 Freeman .... ..... l 5 6 Walker ....... ..... l 4 14 Wythe .......... ..... 2 6 19 John Marshall .... ..... 2 2 Senior Tackle Carl Walker was outstanding. l playing both ways. . it i ck and CoCaptain Reggie Gray was an All-Stare Dcfcnsivc Back. C ar cs Pcanur Burlcr runs for some ol his 1502 yard KNEELING: Ray Paul, Mike Elkin Uiapxainj, Ruben Ycamzns. STANDING: jenn Swann fMgf.j, Abc Shocktt, Doug Savage, Tom Booker. Ruben Logan, Charlie Pumcll. Wayne Pram. Coach Holdrcn. Determined Harriers Record Winning Seasong Freshman Logan Cops A11D1str1ct- ! 11 T1 - -I -,- -1 TT-,- ,...- 110 ABOVE: viking mmm gn final insmmions from Coach H oldxvn. LEFT: Logan leads dctcnnincd X Vikings to another vicrory. iking Trio Pioneers Girls' Cross Countr For the first time in the history of Thomasjeiferson High School, Viking girls hit the cross country trails. Training right along with the boys each day, Deborah Snaggs, Sharon Rickman, and Susan Wallace enjoyed much success in their new sport. Because of the lack of local high school cross country competition for girls, these Viking pioneers competed with the Richmond Track and Field Club Women's Team against other women's teams throughout the East. Setting records almost weekly in races from 2 to 10 miles, the trio very quickly gained State, Regional, and National respect. Indoor Trackmen Star on Boards Viking Indoor Trackmen enjoyed another successful season, winning numerous honors and qualifying nine athletes for the State Championships. Leading the team were East Coast Invitational 600-yard champ Dave Clatterbuck and Regional Indoor 1000-yard champ Robert Logan. Sprint stars Marcus and Robert Carroway and Loujones ranked among the bcst in the area once again, andjuniors Dave Benson and Victor Williams joined this group to keep the Vikings winning in the 880 and mile relays. In the field events, State hurdle qualifier Stanley Carroway showed versatility as thc team's top long jumper and shot putter while Brent Evans ranked with the area's best in the triple jump. 'G . ,.J.' UW. T, 8 ' East Coast rnvnnrrnnri ooo-yard rnrrnp, on-rr cirrrrrbnrk, anchors Viking rainy- rfrrn. Marcus Carroway Sprints nr victory an rnr 60yard rrnrn. yn Q Girls Dominate Area Track District, Regional, and State Honors Gprains Valerie Robinson and Vicki Gray exchange lhc baron en ruure ro relay vinory. -. S' ' .Q , f ,,,,. .. -. 1. T5-,V A 5, -w M nr, - 'fx -, , '- -1A,rf--swf . i 4x'lxy I W C -n-v-v. '- 5 .5 ' l -tin -. . 'LA' , I1 ' H. 4 or 1 if , fa 1 . f f C Q ' . , - -A A -.lf If i ' F: - VA. . Sprint scnsarion, Brenda Brown, anchors victorious 3 ' ' rarif, Viking rclayream. V 5 ' Tiny Tanya scores anorher big victory in rhe Mwyanidash. Sophomore Laurira Harris breaks another hurdle record. Piq- xi P' f ' ,, . Distance star, Deborah Snaggs, leads anorhcr Viking FIRST ROW: Valerie Robinson 1Co-Caprainj, Vicki Gray fCoCaprainJ. SECOND ROW: Deborah sweep in rhc half-mile run. Snaggs, Carhy Green, Vin Harris. THIRD ROW: Margie Addison, Susan Wallacehlessie Swann. laurira Harris,jcan Swann, Tanya Hill, Berry Bynum. FOURTH ROW:junerre Rickman. Deana Crowder, Dianejunes, Karrina Price, Sheri Cooley. Domrhy Scmggs, Krisra Berryman. FlFl'H ROW: Wilhclmina Williams, Mrs. A. Clark llissr. Coachb, lolirajackson, Cathy Coles, Brenda Brown, Renee Hale, Sharon Rickman, Par la-nke, Coach Holdren. ,- N1 1 v F. K L l 4 - Q I 9 Y li X A x W ' '-N Charlnc Pumell and Tommy Hrnch lead Viking half milers. 5 r ,ir 2, ,i .51 ' ' - mi- .. ' 11 ' ' ' ' J . laujones teams wirh rhe Carmway twins, Rolxn and Marcus, ro givc Vikings a powerful sprint rrio. Quarter-milcr Davc Clzrrcrbuck keeps Viking relay :cam winning. Opninj. SECOND ROW: Loujoncs. Stanley lknowayh Brtnr nanny. Mike Logan, Ivan Willizms,jclf Urquhan. Pounm ROW: Warmn Picrw, Giarlic Pumcll, Calvin Towncs, Ruben Logan, Moses Gaylrs, Coach Holdren, FIRST Rowijnn Swann fMgr.j, Victor Williams, Tommy Htnch 1 fCo-Captainj, Marcus Qrmway iCo-Capminj, Ronald Haydcn 1Co- Evnn, Dong sawn, David Benson. mmm now: Herbert King Soccer Has Continued Success The TJ. Soccer team was lcd to its fourth consecutive winning season by senior ccrcaptains Randy Holland and Ronny Stratton. The team enjoyed an outstanding year as shown in its record of 102-3. The team's best asset was its ability to pass and to control the ball. TJ. scored an average of 2.7 points per game while the opponents scored 0,9 per game, showing a good balance between offense and defense. X f f fr. Y . 1 , X S ill -r fr .3 ' M, w Xxx ,J f GOAL! t .LSR FIRST ROW: Warlux Pierce, Richard McGrath, Bryan Kocen, Kent Parks, Randy Holland, Ronny Stratton, Norman Lipps, Frank Crawford, Brian Cooper, Steve Anderson, Peter Roughron, Tom Baynham. SECOND ROW: Bill johnson, Steve Candler, Tommy Mclawhom, Donnie Stratton. Charles Warkins,Jack Randolphhlohn McGinnis, Mark Stevens, Rusty Quynn, Steve Clarrerbucle Riclqjones, Davidjohnson. THIRD ROW: Coach Flammia, Rusty Rosner, Hank Artz, Howard Belsches, leonardo Coleman, Randy VS 0 .... VS O .,..,.. VS 0 .... VS 0 ,,.. VS 6 VS 1 ..,. VS I VS O .... SEASON RECORD OPPOSITION ,U , .... F.U.M.A. Maggie Walker 1 VS Henrico 6 VS ,,,...,.Tucker is . . .Kecoughtan VS .john Marshall E VS .......,Tucker 1 VS . . . .Trinity OPPOSITION , , . .Freeman . . . .Armstrong .....Benedictine .john Marshall . ..,. Lee Davis Maggie Walker .....Benedictine Brown, Rosville Cousins. Tyler Akers. Randy Holland gets past a defender in the Benedictine game. Ronny Srnnon gm pre-game warm-up. Senior Numan Lipps praniccs volley kicks, Sophomore Richard MnGra:h mps xhe ball, 'J A , Goalic Warren Piem: makes a save against Bcncdicrinc. Fullback Bryan Koccn defends by hcading :hc ball. ddcnse. junior half-back, Charles Watkins gets in position ro play Hockey Team Reaches Goal in Tournaments This year's Viking hockey team, Q coached by Mrs, Dickens, diligently 1 L-' f' r strived for success. The team was aided by the combined skill exhibited by captains Kathy Cowan and Diane jones and returning players Debra Shcpperson and Wanda Waldrop, The girls held their own in the tournament with final scores of 1-0, 1- 1, and 0-1. ABOVE: Girls look dciccrcd after their only loss in thc rournzmcnts. RIGHT: Pam Hazelgmvds determination leads the way during z difficult season, . I VT, ' Q .- FIRST ROW: Kathy Cowan, Diancjoncs. SECOND RONV: Sylvia Harvey. Deana Crowder, Beth Mciscl, Debra Slicppcrson, XY':nilz W'aldrop.jcssic Swann, Mary Kendall, THIRD ROW: Mrs, Dickunsnlanct Prcmaza. Randy Penn, Pam Hazclgmvc, Nilejzcksun,jznct Silverstein, Debbi: Brown, Sylvia mmm, iam Pi-pkins, latin Mamicli qrtigm. Girls Break Even in Basketball SEASON RECORD The 1974-75 girls' Viking basketball team placed fourth in Capital District with a season record of 6 wins :ind 6 losses. Cathy Green was :awarded a trophy for being selected to the All-District team. Also, Cathy was responsible for scoring the highest number of points on this yeat's Viking team. Sophomore Brenda Brown was the highest rebounder. Pam I-Iazelgrove, a Senior who will be missed next year, was a great asset to the team for 1 . - Tj OPPOSITION 48 VS 41 .... ..... H uguenot 25 VS 35 .... .... K ennedy 46 VS 42 . . . ........ Wythe 42 VS 31 , , . ...... Armstrong 35 VS 45 . . . ..... john Marshall 35 VS 45 .,. .......,. Walker 35 VS 32 .... ..... H uguenot 52 VS 38 .... .... K ennedy 42 VS 51 . . . .....,.. Wythe 28 VS 36 . , . ...,.. Armstrong 24 VS 64 . . . ,.... john Marshall 44 VS 45 ..,. ......... W :ilker RIGHT: Barbara Bynum stretches to gain control of the ball. it i I. -f her i i Pam Hazelgrove and Sylvia Harvey head toward the basket. FIRST ROW: Coach Dickerson, Cathy Green, Tanya Hill, Kathy Coles, Deborah Morgan, Lynn Waldrop, SECOND ROW: Brenda Brown, Yvonne Ellis, Pam Hazclgrovc, THIRD ROW: Barbara Bynum, Brigitte Crosby, Sylvia Harvey. +l' Spectacular M1ghty V1k1ngs The '74-'75 season started with great optimism. The team possessed seven lettermen including Otis Fulton, an All-State selected from the '73-'74 season, and Keith Valentine, an All-Metro and Central Regional choice. These two players, plus outstanding performers, Chris Smith, Arnold Henderson, Victor Harris, Tommy Hunt, and Percy Mitchell, provided a nucleus that produced an air of confidence for the Vikings. The team lived up to all expectations by winning for the second straight year the Norfolk Catholic Christmas Toumament that included such outstanding teams as Power Memorial of New York City and Mackin from Washington, D.C.g also, TJ. defeated cross-town rival,lMaggie Walker, before l2,000, plus, at the Richmond Coliseum. The Highlight of the season came when the mighty Vikings overpowered the Halifax Comets to claim the State Championship. VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW:jared Cree! fMgr.j. William Bradley, Keith Valentine, Warren Atkins. SECOND ROW: Coach Robbins, Asst. Coach Battle, Bobby Bi-rd1fy,omu1 Crumbly, Kcnny Altbush, Christopher Smith, Otis Fulton, Tommy Hunt, Amold Henderson, Perq' Mitchell, Victor Harris, lcroy Bracey, Asst. Coach Walker. j.V. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Anthony Fisher fMgr.l, Craig Carter, Norvelle Robinson,john Bradley, Ricky Thomton, Chris Jackson, Richard Banks fMgr.j. SECOND ROW:jawis Taylor, Keith Harrison, Steve Green, Kenneth Thompson,jesse Harrison, Andrew Hobbs fMgr.j. THIRD ROW: Charlesjohnson, Melton Woodson, Wilbur Dyer, Michael Perry, Lamont Knight, Coach j. Battle. -.-.- -4 ...gg H8 Secure State Championship SEASON RECORD TJ OPPOSITION 66 H. Springs ..,, .... 5 5 Z2 gifgjfjja ' ' ' ZS Chris smm. gm up for fwn during 2 wlixiim game 56 St. Anthony .,.. ..... 5 8 69 Kennedy .... ...,, 64 as G. Wythe .... .,... s o l 62 Armstrong ...,... ..... 5 0 57 john Marshall .... ..... 3 9 64 H. Springs .....47 85 Sr. Anthony ..,. ..... 5 9 60 Walker ..... ..... 5 6 72 Huguenot ,... ,,... 5 0 72 Kennedy ..... ..... 5 2 33 Freeman .....21 74 G. Wyrhe .... ..... 5 4 64 Armsrrong ..... ..... 6 1 39 john Marshall ............. .,.., 3 0 70 Walker ,.,..........,....... ..... 7 Z 45 john Marshall - DISTRICT .... ..... 4 6 69 Hopewell - REGIONAL .,.. ..... S 6 62 Thomas Dale - REGIONAL . . . . . . . .49 80 l.C, Norcom - STATE .....,. ..... 66 41 Halifax Counry - STATE .... ..... 3 7 -- rv --A -. Keirh Valentine levirares for anorhcr fznrasric shor. Amold Henderson hands off ro Keirh Valcmine as Viking bench looks on Baseball Team Has Optimistic Outlook 3.-,k, me 'gkan 41 uf- , ,Q v-:wr-A1 .V 'J...2,g'ew,. h V f' n at sf , 'i,'Jff,.i52?'I-3,7 ' ' ' ' A ' - Y 1 - .,t- 1 . - ' vfK'..F,1g:xeg31,m -1 -J-ffi Ifgff-f4.v7'I 1'-t ,. A , ,f.,a-- Civ,-12 ' sf VARSITY. FIRST ROXV' Arnold Snuknls, Clurlcs Adams. SECOND ROXV: Coach R. M. Atkinson. Icmy Braxton, Dave Claris-rbuck, Mark Grossman, Charles Watkins, Romld-jones, Ronny Srmurm. THIRD ROW: Dwrcntc Charity, Clifford Porter, Arthur Carter. Coach Barrie, Bmet Burleigh lllnftm, c h A is it if i 1 ' ber . 0 ' 'mm cc mc P 'ms mc' ommm' Steve Anderson was probably the backbone to the 1974 baseball team. Leroy Braxton, Philip jones, Charles Watkins, Donnie Stratton, and Ronald jones supported this strong leadership. This year's team was led by Captains Dave Clatterbuck and Steve Anderson. Coach R, M. Atkinson felt 1975 would be Il rebuilding year. J v, rmsr now: sammy shq-pmmi, Chris Jarman. Ram-,ltmfs, Curtis Miller. Richard stroma-, Mft xuuginn srccmo now: Jac rnirbx. David owms, Carlton my. XV:ync walkman, Donnie simian. rtmrhj. tunic. Due nv the Litcness nl the Imsclull season. pirrurcs of the previous year have been uscxl Dave Clmcrbuck warms up bcfon game. l20 1 A .i- x . . 3 i Boys' Tennis Team Welcomes New Coach This year-'s tennis rcam enjoyed much of the success rhar was expecred when rhe season began, Led by lasr year's rerun-ning lerrcrmen, Randy Holland, Marrell Harmon, David Shocker, and Sam S Robinson, plus some needed help I rom promising Freshmen and Sophomores, the ream achieved a V qualiry of play which any coach, school, or community would praise. -, Dlvid Shoclm quigldy lap, gg gnign 35 Pracricing for rhc upcoming season. Sam Coach Logan insrmus Melvin Anrhony on rhe proper srroke rechnique he mum, mg ball, Robinson hirs a loiehand mum. for hirring a lunehand. Tennis Team Works Toward Good Year Rita Henderson sends rhe ball back inro play wirh use. 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KN ' Q .- 1 ,mf- ??g N'-:QP ai 5,N'A R- - uf. .- ,-wif. x, ,cfrv A 1' - - f. -5 iff 5 s 'X q Q,sq-Wk. ' 'A' 'NA 1 -.-ge' Q- 'ih ' xl, sf?-W' Ab' BK ' S A15-4521 4, , ,Q, ' .3 N . Y ,1' x '2 l L -Q. 'MQ 46 v. 'QQ' '- y' 1 X qv- wr, W1 L, :QQ f 4fff7 ',fdk .y A 5. ' nw??'fA - i , ,.4L,4.g Q .- 1 .- . . f if fx -5 'S p 'f14 '?nb :P wifi ff f-ff, A Adams, Charlie R. - 72 Adams, Teresa - 77, 103 Adams, Tracy Yolanda - 32 Addison, Margie D. - 79, 112 Akers, Frank T. - vs, 114 Akins, Almus -- 80 Alexander, Diane - 32, 95 Allen, Herbert 1-1.- 54, 58, 37, 93, 99, 108 Allen,joseph Franklin,jr. - 32 Allen,-Iustinc - 77 Alston, Allan - 108 Altbush, Kenneth L. - 54, 118 Ambrose, Susan F. - 54, 92, 96 Amemiclt, Terri G. - 87, 90 Anderson, Rachel Maxine - 32 Anderson, Stephen Randolph - 32, 89, 114 Anthony, Marcia Diane - 32, 52, 87, 88, 104 Anthony, Melvin D. -- 54, 121 Appleton, Mrs. M. - 26, 69 Armistead, Charlene D. - 79, 86, 97, 101, 102 Armsread, Frank L. Samuel - 33 Armstead, Larry E. - 79 Arnall, Ieslie Page - 33, 52, 88, 92 Arthur, Bill - 99 Artz, Hank - 78, 86, 97, 114 Atkins, Warren E. - SS, 118 Atkinson, Mr. R. M. - 17, 77, 120 Atkinson, Sophia - S0 Austin,jamcs - 55 B Baber, David C. - 55, 92, 98, 99 Bailey, Roger M. - 94 134 Index Balderson, Susan Allen - 33, 52, 53. 92, 94, 97 Banks, George P. - 33 Banks, Mcdaris - 76, 89 Banks, Raymond E, - 66, 69, 99 Banks, Richard C. - 55, 86, 95,108,118 Banks, Wade E. - 82 Bamcs, Aniour Elecra - 33, 91 Bamcs, Faith D, - 73 Barnes, Mrs. R. -- Z8 Barnes, Sandra V, - 55 Barrett, Erie D, - 74, 95 Berryman, Krista - 82, 100 Baskerville, Ervina A. -- 55 Battle, Aaron R. - 55 Battle, Anthony - 67 Battle, Mr. J. - 25, 118 Battle, Mrs, Y. - 16 Baylor,janet L. - 55, 91 Baynham, Thomas bee - 33, 52, 87, 98, 99, 114 Beale, Michael - 83 Beasley, Clarence Lee - 33, 95 Bell, Anita - 83 Bell, Brenda L. - 67 Bell, Trena - Bl Belsches, Alton H. - 68 Belsches, Howard - 81, 94, 114 Beniamin, Linda - 76, 91 Benjamin, Marvin W. - 67, 95 Benson, David M. - 54, 55, 86, 89, 113 Benton, Ada E. - 55, 86, 87, 90 Berry, Alice A. - 73, 86, 87, 93 Berry, Alvin - 33 Berryman, Krista - 112 Black, Karen - 95 Bland, Charles Waverly - 23, 33, 89, 101, 102 Blankenship, Susan - 77 Booker, Arletta - 77, 103 Booker, Gayle Lynn - 34. 92, 98 Booker, Kenneth - 77 Booker, Lewis T. - 55 Booker, Tom - 100, 110 Boone, Felix Winslow - 34 Booth, Marion Margo - 34 Boswell, Marilyn - 103 Boyd, Mrs. - 29 Boyer. B racey, Vanessa D. - 79, 97 Leroy - 118 Bradley, Bobby - 54, 11a Bradley,,Iohn - 118 Bradley, Williamjr. - 55, 118 Bragg, Dorothy - 70 Bragg, Wayne - 98 Branch, Edward E. - 78 Braxton, Leonard E. - 55 Braxton, Ieroy - 34 Braxton, Patricia R. - 83 Brewer, Allison - 91 Brewer, Dino- 55 Brewer, Oswald - 108 Bridgeforth, Pamela - 70 Britton, Mr. j. - 26, 100, 101, 102 Brock, Mr. W. W.jr. - 10, 11 Brown, Angela A. - 71, 95 Brown, Brenda F.-72,112,117 Brown, Conchita M. - 99 Brown, Debra A. - 55, 86, 88, 93, 96, 104 116 Brown, Gwendolyn - 71, 103 Brovsm, Mrs,j. - 21 Brown, Laurie Helen - 34 Brown, Lisa - 76, 103 Brown, Michael P. - 72 Brown, Randolph C. - 79, 114 Brown, Rose M. - 72,91, 103 Brown, Sally Rives - 34, 37, 88, 92, 98 Brown, Sherry - 77 Brown, Terence L. - 81 Brown, Waldorf Thomas - 34, 88, 89 Brown, Wendy K. - 103, 82 KQf4l0v4fwM, Z, MMMW fm, CLTZIS YW?-aff-T' X X Bramble, K. T. Mrs. - 12,s1, 86 Bryant, Rosita Monica - 34 Bryant, Vanessa - 83 Bullock, Juanita - 83 Burke, Debra P. - 83, 97 Burleigh, Bruce E. - 69, 101, 102 Burnley, Champe M. - 11, 80 Burton, Douglas A. - 66, 71, 70 Burton, Nancy H. - 55, 86, 97,104 Butler, Charles Garlandjr. - 54, 52 Butler, Charles L. - 34, 108, 109 Butler, Luvene - 55 1 Bynum, Barbaraj. - 74, 103, 117 Bynum, Betty K. - 54, 55, 86, 90, 98, 105- 112 lByrd, Beverly P. - 66, 69, 86, 87, 88, 96, 105 Byrd, Lloyd Harvey jr. - 54 C Cain, Marvin L.,,Ir. - 81 Caleb, Daphine R. - 70, 103, 121 Caleb, Gail- 76 Caleh,joann - 55, 98, 105 Cameron, Charles A. - 75, 96 Campbell, Carl S. - 55, 98 Canada, Kevin - 77, 108 Candler, Anne Elizabeth - 55, 87, 88, 97 Candler, Stephen M. - 67 Cantor, Donna K. - 56, 93 Carignan, Bonita - 92 Caplan, Hedy - 93 Carlton, Kimberly C. - 56, 92 Carr, Freclie - 70 Carr, Sandra E. - 56 Carroll, Rositta - 77 Carroway, Marcus - 35, 111, 113 Carroway, Stanley - 35, 113 Carter, Arthur - 68 Carter, Craig - 118 Carter, Cynthia D. - 67, 92 Carter, Robert W. - 56, 87 Carter, Roger - 35 Carter, Sandra Elnora - 35, 92 Carter, Steven V. - 35, 97 Carter, Sylvia Elaine - 35, 95, 99 Carter, T. B. Miss - 27 Carter, Wayne - 87 Cash, Wayne C. - 56 Caskie, Scott- 77 Chambers, Kathryn L. - 68, 103 Champion, Gloria jean - 35, 88, 105 Champion,james E. - 56 Chandler, Kent C. - 35, 105 1 via P Wits- '-it ' V, .' . Charity, Karen T. - 69, 87, 88, 105 Charman, Theresa D. - 68, 103 Cheatham, james A. - 79 Cheatham, Lorenzo - 71 Christian, Cindy G. - 81, 105 Christian, Cordelia - 78 Christian, Mathew - 102 Christian, Pamela - 72 Christian, Velma D. - 99 Christopher, Allen - 56 Christopher, Cornelius,,Ir, - 55 Christopher, Lynwood F. - 79 Claiborne, Cheryl D. - 80 Clark, Mrs. A. B. -12,112 Clarke, Miss M. V. - 22, 78, 91 Clatterbuck, David L.,,Ir. - 55, 89, 100, 108, 111 Clatterbuck, Stephen P. - 69, 114 Cline, Paul E. - 94 Cline, Thomas - 69 Cobb, Toney Q. - 69 Cocke,joseph W. - 82 Coclte, Rose M. - 56, 88, 93 Cohen, Lauri - 77 Cole, Carrie - 74 Cole, Sheila R. - 56, 86, 100 Coleman, Henry N. - 75 Coleman, Leonardo - 71, 114 Coleman, Wendell H. - 56 Coles, Katherine- 81, 105, 112, 117 Collins, Christopher - 56 Collins, joseph F. - 56 Constantine, Frances E. - 76, 105 Constantine, john E. - 56, 52, 86, 97, 98 Cook, Denise - 56 Cook, Lavelle - 82 Cooke, Miss D. R. - 24, 73, 95, 103 Cooley, Sheri G. - 94, 112 Cooley, Susan G. - 56, 94, 96 Cooper, Brian D. - 36, 89, 114 Cooper, Mr. Charles - 83 Cooper, Dennis - 71 Cooper, Norma - 79 Cooper, Patrice L. - 82 Cousins, Leroy - 102 Cousins, Renitaj. - 83 Cousins, Rosville - 98, 114 Cowan, Katherine L, - 36, 88, 101, 116 Coward, Stephanie J. - 72, 95 Cox, Donald - 57, 97 Craddock, Beatrice - 57 Craighead, Valerie A. - 36, 52, 86, 88, 104 Crawford, Franklin L. - 56, 100, 114 Crawford, Mary - 83, 90,101,102 Crawford, Virginia - 76 Creer, Ricky L. - 67 Creer,jarecl L. - 36, 118 Crews, Mrs. M. - 14, 72 Crosby, Brigitte - 77, 86, 104, 117 Crosby, john R. - 80 Cross,james E. - 36 Crowder, Deana A. - 66, 69, 87, 88,104, 112, 116 Crumbley, Corneal C. - 57, 118 Culver, Timothy C. - 72 Cunningham, Allen - 108 Curtishloanne V. - 78 Curtis, Maude R. - 69, 99 Cutler,j. Miss - 26, 98, 99 Cuttrell, Grace - 68 D Dandridge, Annette - 57 Dandridge, Anthony L. - 79 Dandridge, Louis M.,,Ir. - 36, 108 Davenport, Darrell E. - 79, 102 Davis, Clintona T. - 80 at at Davis, E. Mrs. - 18, 68 4 , . A x 5 ga 3 .11 if Igiw, . . i i -'i 'ff 'Q J 5 . O , Y? fig . 1, ii? 1' 3 1' 61 1, 3 1- 1 'ki - rag' ' ' .. A , I is 1 5 1631 if 6 Fisher,jamcs A. - 57 Davis, Ernest G. - 57 Davis, Gina - 57 Davis, Laverne E. -98 Davis , Stacey R. - 54, 57, 86, 87 Davis, William M.,jr. - 72 Dawkins, Mary E. - 69. 99 Day, Carlton - 108 Day, lawrence - 108 Dennishlohnj. - 68 Dennis, Karen - 57 Denny, Collins - 81 DePalma, Pamela - 90, 101, 102 Diamond, Mrs. R. L. - 11 Dickens, Mrs. G. - 25, 73, 104, 116 Dickerson, Mrs. D. - 25, 117 Dillard, Zobia - 82 Dombrower, Nancy Sue - 36, 46, 90, 98 Dorman, Denise V, -91 Drayton, Yvecta R. - 96, 70 Drumgole, Patricia - 57 Dunn, Kimberly R. - 83, 97, 102 Dunn, Raymond G. - 78 Dunsron, Thomas J. - 73, 94, 99 Dyer, Wilberj. - 72,118 Dyson, Michael E, - 57 E Easter, Tony - 36 Eaton, David - 81 Eaton, Philip - 74 Edwards, Charles - 81 Edwardshloseph - 83 Edwards, Keith - 83 Edwards, Lucille C. - 73, 91 Edwards, Margaret D. - 69 Edwards, Mr. MJ. - 10, 11 Edwards, Sheryl J. - 80 Edwards, Vivian Renee - 37 Edwards, Williamj. - 57 Eggleston, Neveretr - 77 Elkin, Michael Stuart- 37, 86, 89, 110 Ellis, Dawn Y. - 73 Ellis, Yvonne - 68, 117 Emanuel, Sheila - 67 Evans, Brent-57,108,113 Evans, Carol D. - 57 Evans, Cheryl- 57 Evans, Dorothy - 57 Evans,jean E. - 67, 91 Everett, Steven Wade - 37 F Faison, Denise - 78 Faison, Karen R. - 78, 93, 96 136 Faison, Levi Ill - 37 Falden, David - 78 Falden, Gary - 57, 95, 108 Farrow, Kenneth j. - 79 Feibish, Terri L. - 57 Fells, Ramona L. - 68, 91, 103 Fields, Brenda M. - 57 Fields, Floyd E,jr. - 83 Fields, Michael- 79 Fields, Stephanie G. - 54, 57, 58, 87, 88. 98, 99, 105 Fisher, Anthonyj. - 80, 102, 118 Fisher, Carrie L. - 69 Fisher, Robin L. - 79, 103 Fisher, Sue Ellen - 37 Fisher, William - 77 Flammia, Mr. W. R. - 17, 114 Fleming, Mrs. A, N. - 23, 79 Forbes, Gwendolyn Y. - 38 Ford, Lloyde I. - 54, 57 Fortune, Roosevelt S. - 38 Frctwell, Faye - 71 Fretwell, Sherri L. - 79, 91 Fulks, George M. - 38 Fulton, Otis - 118 . G Gaines, Emestine - 38 Gaines, George - 89 Gallaway, Mrs. M. T. - 14, 15 Garber, Mrs. B. - 12 Garnett,-joseph L. -- 102 Garnett,james - 82 Gamrd, Sharalyn - 81, 87, 96, 99 Garrett, Sandra M. - 38 Gayles, Cynthia - 100 Gayles, Moses - 71,113 Geoghegan, Missj. - 20 Gibson, Mrs. R. - 18, 76 Giles, Frederick R. - 72 Gillison, Charles A. - 73 Gillyard,juanita - 59, 98 Gilyard, Priscilla S. - 68 Glover, -Joyce A. - 80 Goldberg, Sam S. - 70 Goode, Bernardine L, - 59, 88, 90 Goode, Oscar D. - 59 Goodson, Gloria A. -- 38 Goodson, Penelope A. - 59,91 Goodstein, Mark D. - 59 Gordon, Deborah D. - 69, 95 Gordon, Reginald - 82, 90, 104 Gould, Adrian N, - 83 Graham, Cecelia - 80 Grant , Gregj. - 59, 87 Graves, Melvin - 83 Gray, Lucille - 76, 99 Gray, Melverna S. - 83 Gray, Reginald L. - 38, 86, 108, 109 Gray, Ruby E. - 59 Gray, Vicki R. - 38,112 Gray, William - 83 Green, Angela M. - 38, 98 Green, Mr. C. - 20 Green, Carl- 77 Green, Cathy E. - 59, 95, 103, 104, Green, Darlene C. - 59 Green, Faith L. - 38 Green,-James A, - 38 Green, Shari C. - 38 Green, Steven M, - 69, 118 Green, Verira - 71, 95 Griffin, Phyllis M. - 86, 91 Grigg, Mrs. B. - 15 Grisson, Gayle - 73 Grooms, Anthony H. - 102 Grooms, Michael G. - 80, 102 Grossman, Richard E. -- 59 Gunnell, Soraya - 59 Guthrie, Valjean M. - 59, 103 H Hackett, Anita G. - 59, 86 Hagar, Dwight - 71 Hailey, Mr. G. - 25, 26, 74, 99 112,117 Hale, Reneej. - 39, sc, se,9o, 99, loo, 101, 102, 104, 112 Herndon, Gilbert D. - 60 Hall, Clayton - 39, 52, 89. 94 Hamlin, David B. - 59 Hamm, Miss C. - 21 Hancock, Mrs, K. - 17, 52, 53, 69 Hanks, Shelia D. - 81 Hardy, Mack E, - 39, 108 Hargrove, Charlotte J. - 82 Harmon, Marell E. - 67, 102, 121 Harrington, Iafond - 39 Harris, Barbara - 82 Harris, Beniamin - 78 Harris,Jennifer Y. - 59 Harris, Laurita Y. -66, 73, 86, 104,105, 112 Harris, Linda - 91 Harris, Mrs. M. - 16, 21,93 Harris, Reginald - 80 Harris, Victor M. - 59, 95, 118 Harris, Vita M. - 54, 59, 87, 98, 99, 105, 112 Harrison,JesseJ. - 83, 118 Harrison, Keith - 71, 118 Harvey, Diana G. - 59, 91 Harvey, Sylvia N. - 72, 93,104,116,117 Hawkins, Lynette R. - 54, 59, 88 Hayden, Ronald C. - 67, 86, 113 Hayes,Joseph L. - 59 Hayes, Lizbeth T. - 83 Hazelgrove, Pamela L. - 39, 86, 88, 92, 94, 104, 116, 117 Hazelwood, Bryan J. - 67, 95 Heller, Frederick - 39 Hench, Thomas - 39, 97, 113 Henderson, Arnold R. V - 39, 118,119 Henderson, Bernice - 39, 95, 103 Henderson, Denise - 39 Henderson, Larry K. - 78 Henderson, Morris - 76 Henderson, Rita R. - 69, 87, 88, 105, 121 Herring, Albert A. - 71, 101,102 Hewlett, Charmaine D. - 68, 91, 103 Hewlette, Diane - 76, 103 Hick, Alvita D. -- 60 Hicks, Mrs. D. - 28 High, Tracy S. - 72 Hill, Barbretta A. - 72 Hill, Charles L. - 60 Hill, Donald A. - 60,108 Hill,John T.,Jr. - 39 Hill, Rebecca - 60 1-1i1l,Tanya R.-60,95, 112,117 Hinton, Aaron - 74 Hobbs, Andrew N.,Jr. - 69, 108, 118 Hodor, Scott - 76 Hoffman, Andrea G, - 37, 39, 88, 89, 99, 100, 105 Holdren,Mr.J.-18,l8, 110,112,113 Holland, Randy F. - 40, 89, 94, 114 Holmes, Ira S. - 40 Holt, Linwood G. - 68 Hoover, Charles E. - 69, 94 Horne, Barry - 108 Horne, Emaniel - 60 Horowitz, Andrew M. - 72 Horton, Don - 77 Horton, Ronald - 72, 102 Hotchkiss, Mr. T. - 17 Howard, Murray - 60, 65, 94 Howard, Stephen T. - 66, 71, 94, 97, 104 Hubbard, Clydcnette D. - 72, 99 Hudson, Mrs. N, - 22 Hudson, Mrs. P. - 23 Hughes, Lemoyne C. - 40 Hughes, Mrs. M. H, - 28 Huic,Jeannie - 82, 91 Hunr, Thomas A. - 40, 118 Hunter, Lori - 77, 87 Hutson, Sandra D. - 72 I lpson, Edith - 80, 98 Inge, Patrice - 78 Ingram, Elaine - 87, 90 Ingram, larry Alden - 40 J Jackson, Christopher L. - 74, 108, 118 Jackson, Deborah A. - 60 Jackson, Fitzhugh L,,Jr. - 68, 108 Jackson, Lolita M. - 79, 112 Jackson, Mrs. M.J, - 27 Jackson, Mona G. - 40, 91 Jackson, Nile D. - 79, 116 Jackson, Reginald - 79 Jaeger, Karen L. - 60 James, Lula V. - 60 James, Paulette - 71 James, Sharon R. - 80, 99 Jefferson, Carol D, - 41, 103 Jefferson,Jerome - 83, 102 Jefferson, Marian D. - 41, 103 Jefferson, Myra D. - 81 Jefferson, Myrna G. - 81, 99 Jennings, Mrs. S. S. - 12 Jessup, Suzanne -- 68, 100 Jeter, Mark G. - 60, 108 Johnson, Avis D. - 70, 75 CONGRATULATIONS to the following Seniors tapped for the National Honor Society in April, 1975: Stephen Anderson Lloyd Byrd Brian Cooper Franklin Crawford George Massie Fulks Craig Otis Fulton Renee Hale Andrea Hoffman Rynn Kitts Robert Mandel Sandra Mason David Mertens Kent Parks Elizabeth Pierce Janis Pinchefslty Keith Walden Sponsor: Mrs. l. W. Wanderer Johnson, Brenda J. - 82 Johnson, Charles B. - 82, 118 Johnson, Cynthia L. - 73, 95 Johnson, David - 71, 114 Johnson, Darnell - 108 Johnson, Kim M - 80 Johnson, Mr. J. T. - 28 Johnson,Jacqueline - 99 Johnson, Mary Sue - 81 Johnson, Maurice B. - 108 Johnson, Michael -70 Johnson, Nadine Y. - 41 Johnson, Ricky - 77, 108 Johnson, Ronald L. - 67 Johnson, Ronnie - 78, 95 Johnson, Ronnie M. - 60 Johnson, Roslyn D. - 41, 91 Johnson, Sandra - 74 Johnson, Steven M. - 41 Johnson, Patricia - 71 Johnson, Tony V. - 78 Johnson, Venise - 19 Johnson, Victoria - 60 Johnson, Mrs. W. B. - 21, 28 Johnson, William L- 60, 97 Jones, Ch eryl D. - 60, 98 Jones, Diane E. - 41, 95,104, 112, 116 Jones, Fern A. - 72 Jones, Gregory C. - 60 Jones,Jan ice E. - 67 Jones,Joeelyne M. - 41 Jones, Mr.J. - 12 Levey, Mary fRusryj R. - 75, 77, 88, 97 jones, Karen - 79, 103 jones, Lou Wallacejr. - 41, 113 jones, Marquerire A. - 68, 91 jones, Mariorie - 80, 99 jones, Marquira S. - 41 jones, Maurice - 60, 108 jones, Michael W. - 69 jones, Phillip A, - 60 jones, Reginald E. - 60 jones, Richard - 87, 114 L Landmm,-john Christopher - 42, Lapkin, Richard j. - 83 Lawrence, Debora - 81 Lawrence,jcrry L. - 80 Lee, Todd W, - 101, 102 Lefkowitz,jerry Bruce - 42 Lenke, Patricia E. - 86, 98, 112 Levey, Allen H. - 78 jones, Ronald L. - 41 jones, Tony - 108 Joyner, Charlene - 61 Joyner, Felecia - 103 K Kaleva, Anastasia S. - 66, 67, 88, 95, 96, 97 Kaplan, Dean A. - 81, 96,100 Kaplan, Ronald A. - 72 juniors tapped for the National Honor Society in April 1975: David Benson lewis Tomm Booker Rose Cocke Margaret Walker Melford Walker Robert Ware Sponsor: Mr s. 1. W. Wanderer CONGRATULATIONS tothe following Katz, Mark - 61 Kelly, Harold - 70 Lewis, Beverly D. - 71, 75 Lewis, Bobby - 102, 104 Lewis, Brenda D. - 91 Lewis, David L. - 99 Lewis, Miss E. - 14, 15, 66 Lewis, Mrs. G. - 15 Lewis, Melvin - 76 Lewis, Miranda P. - 68, 91 Lewis, Robert Wayne - 42, 52 Lewis, Wanda V. - 69, 101, 1.1ghfy,Mfs. M. - is 102 Lipps, Norman james - 42, 108, 1 Lipscomb, Darlene Beatrice - 42 Lipscomb, Mrs. V. M. - 15, 81 Little, Renay - 77 Littleton, Adolph - 67 Littletonhleanette F. - 54, 61, 86 Logan, Cheryl Arlene - 42 Logan, Mr. D. L. - 17, 89,121 Logan, Mike - 113 Logan, Robert A,jr. - 110, 113 Lofton, Sophia A. - 61 Lomax, Norman R. - 61 1 Kelly, Margaret E. - S0 Kelley, Rena M. - 54, 61, 91, Kendall, Anrhony - 81 Kendall, Mary - 61, 104, 116 Kennedy, Mrs. BJ. - 14, 20 Kessler, Arthur Stewart - 41 Kidd, Keith - 61 King, Edward E. - 41 95 King, Herbert- 68, 94, 108, 113 Kipreos, Harold T, - 82 Kitts, Rynn Dearing - 42 Klein, David M. - 61 Kline, Thomas Peyton - 33, 4 Knight, lamont - 77, 118 2 Kocen, Bryan K. - ss, 61, sv, ios, 114, 115 Kreider, Bettyj. - 90, 91 Kreider, MaryRuth - 42, 95 Kreider, Susan E. - 82, 86, 92 Kuhn, Mrs, A. N. - 28 38 Lovings, Lisa M. - 66, 68, 105 Lowitz,judirh E. - 83 Lowirz, Ronna F. - 61, 88, 92 Lucas, Christy - 71 Luck, Cynrhia - 77 Lunsford, Wayne - 77 Lynch, Keith B. - 98 M Mack, Frank - 108 Mack, Theresa - 77, 91, 103 Mandel, Robert E. - 42, 87, 92 Marks, Robby E. - 67 Mask, Frank D. - 80 Mason, Richard G. - 81, 86 Mason, Rodman K. - 79, 108 Mason, Sylvia D. - 72, 87, 93, 104 Massey, Walter - 82 Massie, Paul W. - 66 Massucco, Debraj. - 42 92.9B,99 14,115 Matrox,-Ice E,-Ir. - 71, 101, 102 Matthews, Daphne D. - 42, 52, 53, 88, 94, 97. 98 Matthews, Olga A. - 86, 105 McCastcr, Waltcr,I.jr. -- 43, 94, 98 McCreary, Solomon - 79, 102 McDearmon, Mr. George C, - 89 McGee, Deborah -- 95 McGinnis,-john - 114 McGrath, Elizabeth C. - 78 McGrath, Richard T. - 72, 89,108,114,115 Mclntire, Cindy L. - 79 Mclnrire,jean M. - 45 McKinney, Cheryl E. - 43, 97, 104 McKinnon, Teresa E. -43, 105 Mclauren, Linda R. - 72, 100 Mclawhom, Timothy R. - 72 Mclawhom, Thomas F. - 61, 72, 87, 101, 108 McMahand,jacqueline - 103 McMillan, Vernon - 81 McMorris, Cheryl A. - 78 McNair,Jerome S. - 61 Mead, Spenser - 81 Mead, Shirl A. - 61 Mceks,james - 43. 97 103, 104 Mcisel, Elizabeth A. - 61, 93, 104, 116 Melton, Bunny L. - 69 Merkle, Sarah L. - 79, 105 Mcrrens, David E. -45, 92 Merrens, Martha - 70, 90 Messier, Michael - 45 Michaux, Wendy D. - 43 Miles, Darlene M. - 82 Miles, Michael W, - 73 Miller, Chip - 89, 108 Miller, Curtis B. - 72, 86 .-1 . Y' a t -' I 'LQ ' r1 'H - --... ' 'l ya 1: ,CV -l ,l y, 'gfgg.'1 -t. :F A VW 7 Lfffir-651 - 1 11-we s'--- J, ..,,,V Lg., I, vi y N ,hgkisiep ,116 A ,f' , . . 'iv 4 -A -- 1 fi:-Jfrkffrf f i:,I,is'14g,g,., ' ' .fiifgiifjff Ik. 5:11 l lilfls Morgan, Beniami Miller, Robin M. -43, 86, ss,1oo,1o1,1o2 Millet, Wanda - 74 Mills, Harvey - 83 Mills, Kevin - 69 Mims, Cassandra F. - 54, 58, 61, 86, 87, 104 Mims,jacquelyn A. - 43, 52, 86, 87, 88, 98, 105 Minnieficld, Shirley A. - 71, 91 Mitchell, Angela D. - 79, 91 Mitchell, Laura I.. - 61, 87, 88, 93, 96,116 Mitchell, Percy C. - 58, 61, 118 Moody, Lonniej. Moore, joy - 77 -43 Moore, Keith F. - 61, 92, 97 Moore, Laureen - 61 nj.-43 Morgan, Brenda R. -62 Morgan, Deborah G. - 7S,104, 117 Morris,jacqueline - 95 Morris, Miss M. - 21, 92 Morris, Pamela - 79 Morris, Shirley A. - 62, 91, 95 Morton, Cheryl D. - 44, 105, 104 Morton, Marie - 44 Mosby, Vanessa - 79 Moses, Christopher K. - 62 Munford, Larry D. - 67, 99 Murchison, Edna - 62, 98 Murr, Don W. - 75 N Nash, Russell E. - 70, 101, 102 Negrin, Alben A. - 62 Newcomb, Mr. A. - 29 Nickols, Chtis - 98 Nicholson, Ronnie - 79, 101, 102 Nicholson, Sheila - 73, 105 Nickens, Patricia - 80 Niedermcycr. Edwin Ljr. - 81 Nix, Debra Jeanette - 44, 91 Nordin, Cary S. - 67 Norment, Mr. C. R. - 11 Norrell, Eileen - 68, 100, 105 Norris, Morgan E. - 67, 94, 101, 102 Ntavcs, Dennis - 83 0 Olivet,janice E. - 80 Osmalov, Debra M. - 81 Owens, Cheryl A. - 80 Owens, Dwane T. - 62 P Paarfus, Richard M. - 62, 101 Page, Alandra Maxine - 44, 98, 99, 105 Page, Patricia Marie - 44 Parhan, Constance D. - 62, 95 Parker, Barbara L - 81 Parks, S. Kent - 44, 114 Patillo, Ronald C. - 82 Patterson, Keith - 77 Paul, Ray Mercer -45, 87, 110 Payne, Eleanor M. - 62, 99 Payne, Gladys M. - 62 Pearce, Wayne - 110 Pearson, Maria Dianne - 45 Pearson, Rodney Lewis - 45 Peete, Pcggyjean - 45, 68, 91 Peete, Ruby M, - 72, 95 Pendetgrast, Mr. D. L. - 24, 52, 95, 97 Penn,john H. - 45 Popkins, laura E. - 80, 93, 116 Premaza, Donna L. - 83, 91 Premaza,janet M. - 62, 58, 97, 104, 116, 142 Price, Benita Ann - 45 Price, Katrina L. - 67, 95, 112 Price, Timothy O, - 81 Purnell, Charles - 110, 115 Q Quynn, Nancy E. -- 62, 88 Quynn, Russclll-1. - 73, 86, 89, 90, 114 R Randall,joe -102 Randolph,john - 71, 114 Randolph, Miss R. - 14, 16, 103 Randolph, Wade - 70 Penn, Randyj. - 62, 87, 97, 104,116 Perrow, Lillian - 70 Perry, Cathy - 121 Perry, Michael A. - 67, 118 Perry, Reginald C. - 69 Perry, Trudy - 62, 87, 96 Peyton, Eliza Gordan - 45 Phelps, Barbara A. - 70, 95 Phillips, Linda R. - 62, 105 Phillips, Scott- 97 Phillips, Wilnette - 45, 95 Pierce, Elizabeth Ann - 45, 52, 97, 98 Pierce, Warren V. - 62, 87, 113, 114, 115 Pinchefskyhlanis Gayle - 45 Pinn, Mrs. B. S. - 27 Pittman, Letha C. - 68, 105 Poegl, Steven Howard - 45 Pollard, Joyce Ann - 45 Raphaclhlessica E. - 54, 66, 87, 90, 96, 100, 104 Rattliff, Tara Sherce - 46 Rauch, Anna F. - 66, 67, 93, 96, 97 Ray, Sarah E. - 62, 98 Reams, Leigh - 80, 86 Reid, Brenda - 99 Reid,jere1yn - 73 Reilly, Sharon D. - 99 Renard,janet 1.. - 46, 88, 92 Reuban, Phillip - 71 Ricehlames D. - 102 Rice, Sandra L. - 91 Richard, Carolyn - 85 Richardson,john North,-Ir. - 46, 52. 98 Richardson, Peter C. - 72 Rickman,-Jeanette F. - 66, 69, 88, 112 Rickman, Sharon E. - 46, 94,111, 112 Taylor, Andre - 83 Riddick, Mary F. - 82, 101, 102 Ridley, Michael H. - 46 Riggan, Mrs. C. - 12 Reilly, Sharon - 80 Riley, lrvin - 46 Robbins, Mr. D. - 25, vo, its Robertson, Cynthia S. Robertson, Deborah E. Roberts, Susan E. - 68 -66, 71 - 62. 92. 98 Robertson, Sandra D. - 63 Robertson, Sherice A. - 46 Robinson, David M. - 108 Robinson, Howard - 76 Robinsonhlesse - 46, 58 Robinson, laurcnce L. - 63, 121 Robinson, Norvelle - 77, 108,118 Robinson, Sam - 121 Robinson, Sharon A. - 63, 100 Robinson, Shawn - 72, 94, 95 Robinson, Robin - 103 Robinson, Susan - 95 Robinson, Valentino R. - 80 Robinson, Valerie D. - 37, 46, 105, 112 Robinson, Vincent E. - 47 Rosenthal, Carol E. - 47, 94 Rosenthal, Marci P. - 63 Rosner, Russell - 76, 114 Ross, Karen - 99 Roughton, Peter R. W.,jr. - 47, 87, 114 Round, lvan - 73 Rowe, Riclcy - 108 Rucker, Bemard - 78, 101, 102 Ruffin, Archie L. - 82,101,102 Ruffin, Calvin E. - 47 Russell, Linnard - 101, 102 Russell, Linwood S.jr. - 79 Russell, Sherry - 103 S Samuels, Delcenia - 58, 63, 95 Sanders, Rebecca B. - 97, 98 Saunders, Michael A. - 63, 81,101,102 Savage, Douglas H. - 63, 94, 110, 113 Schultz, Alan - 97 Scott, Andre L. - 63, 78 Scott, Bmce - 108 Scott, Charles B. - 68 Scott, Phillip M.,,Ir. - 47 Scott, Wilbur K. - 47 Scott, Willie R. - 80 Scruggs, Dorothy L. - 69, 112 Scmggs, Leta C. - 83,103 Shaw, Charolyne E. - 63 40 Shaw, Stephen L. - 63 Shears, Mrs. S. - 20 Sheppcrson, Debra S. - 47, 104,116 Shepperson, Frances S. - 47, 98 Shepperson, Milton E.,jr. -- 68, 100 Sherman, Robin B. - 63 Sherwin, Miss A. K. - 14, 15, 71,97 Shocker, Abraham L. - 63, 89, 110 Shocltet, Ira David - 47, 89, 94, 121 Short, Rita Y. - 73, 75, 105 Siver, Brenda C. - 63 Silverman,-Joanne - 63 Silversteinhlanet - 47, 116 Silverstein, Michael B. - 83 Simmons, Derrick K. - 80 Simms, Linda M. - 63 Simms, Yvette - 74, 91, 103 Sims,jo Anne - 47 Singleton, Kevin - 76, 101, 102 Singleton, Sammie - 77, 102 Smith, Alan H.,-Ir. - 74,108 Smith, Chris - 118, 119 Smith, Herbert A. - 47 Smith, lawrence O. - 48 Smith, Loretta - 73 Smith, Mark S. - 63 Smith, Rita - 81 Smith, Roger - 100, 102 Smith, Vianne D. - 98 Smithers, Leone C. - 81 Smithson, Debra T. - 69, 86, 103 Smoot,joseph III - 79 Snaggs, Deborah - 63, 92, 111, 112 Soghoian, Larry S. - 48, 100 Soulios, Billy - 63 Spears, George C. - 48, 108 Spurloclt, Carla D. - 48, 52, 87, 88, 94, 105 Stallings,james R. - 63 Starrs, Angela - 91 Staton,janet P. - 37, 48, 86 Stephen, Daniel L. - 63 Stephens, Michael - 77 Stevens, Mark - 71,104,114 Stevens, Mrs. M. - 29 Stewart, Charlotte - 67 Stewart, Teresa R. - 54,64, 86, 104, 121 Still, Peter - 48, 89, 94, 96 Stokes, Sheila D. - 83 Stovall, Donna L. - 82 Stovall, Yvette A. - 48 Stutzman, Mr. K. - 19 Stratton, Donnie - 67, 75, 108 Stratton, Ronny - 48, 87, 114, 115 Sttoble, Sherwood T. - 64 Stroble, Willie - 48, 101 Swann,jean Marie -- 48, 90, 92, 101, 110, 112, 115 Swann,-lessie Lee - 48, 90, 104, 112,116 Swann, Morris B. - 64, 104 Sweeden, Benita - 71, 103 Swelnis, Mr. L. - 78 Swift, Miss E. - 12 T Talberr,,Iamcs - 99 Talley,jordan J. - 102 Taylor, Charles E. - 64 Taylor, Cheryl E. - B3 Taylor, Darlene D. - 79, 97 Taylor, Donald - 71 Taylot,james E. - 72, 101, 102 Taylor,jarvis - 70, 118 Taylor,jonarhan - 48 Taylor, Linda D. - 78, 99 Taylor, Mrs. L. T. - 19, 68 Taylor, Mrs. P. - 20 Taylor, Rebecca L. - 79 Taylor, Sheila A. - 67 Taylor, Tata L. - 69, 99 Taylor, Warrick S. - 64 Waylor, Wilbert L. - 79 Teele, Tamyla -71 Temple, Mrs. P. - 17, 65, 77 1 Thomas, Bertha - 77, 105 Thomas, Marion - 77 Thomas, Mrs. M. - 15, 72, 96 Thomas, McKinley - 78, 101, 102 Thomas , Richard S. III- 78 Thompson, Ellen C. - 79 Thompson, janet Cornelia - 49 Thompson, Kenneth O. - 79, 118 Thompson, Novel D. - 99 Thompson, Peter R. - 69 Thompson, Sabrina Amette - 49 Thome, Thome, Thomton, Pamela T. - 66, 70, 86, Celita A. - 64 Tony - 64, 108 Thomton, Ricky - 118 Threats, Mrs. J. - 15, 20, 56 Tinsley. Reginald - 49, 108 Tinsley, Sunny G. - 73, 91, 95 Tisdale, Patricia L. - 73, 105 Tompki ns, Miry E. -64, 93 Townes, Calvin - 113 Townes, Keith A. - 70, 101, 102 Townes, Kenneth 1. - 69 Trent, Cheryl D. - 64 91, 103 Tucker, Mrs. N. - 23 54 A '- - ta . I it - 12 , J' . ' ,lyk , Q .4 -- X 74? Tunstall,james F. - 64 Tunstall, Saroya W. - 82 Turner, Mrs. L. - 16, 79 Turpin, Phillip - 76 Tyler, Henrietta - 95 Tyler, Robert D. - 82 U Urquhart,-jeffrey A. - 85, 113 Urquheart, Shirletta W. - 49 Urquheart, William S.-101, 102 V Valentine, Keith Bemard - 49, 118, 119 Valentine, Nathaniel T. - 73 Vandervall, Thomasine R. - B2 Vaughan, Mel- 101 Vermaaten,john S. - 66, 72, 89, 104 Vermillera, Robert S. - 79 Vincent, Yolandaj. - 82, 101, 102 W Wade, Thomas - 71 Wahrman, Linda - 66, 68, 87, 90, 96 Wakefield, George L. - 49 Walden, Keith R. - 49. B9 Walden, Renita K. - 80, 87 Waldrop, Wanda L. - 64, 104, 116,117 Walker, Mr. - 118 Walker, Alveta S. - 83, 100 Walker, Alvin P. - 64 Walker, Byron R. -49 Walker, Carl E. - 49, 108, 109 Walker, Consaundra L. -- 49 Walker, Frederick P.jr. - 98 Walker,-Ieff - 108 Walker, Margaret E. - 54, 64, 86, 87, 88, 90, 96, 98 Walker, Melford W. - 54, 64, 89, 95 Walker, Patsy - 73. 91 V Walker, Thomas G. - 49 Walker, Valerie - 54, 64, 86, 104 Wallace, Mr.j. E. - 17, 87 Wallare,janet W. - 80, 93 Wallace, Susan M. - 64, 86,100,111,112 Waller, Wendell - 54, 65, 89 Walsh, Frederick A. - 83 Wanderer, Mrs. I. W, - 19 Ware, Robert - 65 Washington, Reginald - 77 Washington, Stanley B. - 98 Watkins, Charles - 65, 77, 89, 115 Watkins, Dorothy L. - 69 Watkins, Stephanie A. - 82 Weaver, Oliviaj. - 82 Weaver, Wanda L. - 67, 82 Wertz, Gregory A. - 69 W hitaker, Debra A, - 80 White, Mr. Cutral - 77 White, Sandra L. - 71, 99 White, Valerie S. - 67, 91, 95 Whitehead, Carlton - 101, 102 Whitley, Debra A. - 81 Whitt, Mrs. L. - 14, 15 Wilder, Lynn D. - 72 Wilkinson, David - 65 Wilkinson, laura - 40, 49- 52, 92, 97 Williams, Angela - 79, 87, 101, 102 Williams, Arthur B. - 50 Williams, Carol- 76, 86 Williams, Carnell - 76 Williams, Curtis S. - 73, 101, 102 Williams, Dale - 50, 52, 88, 92, 97 Williams, Darrell- 77 Williams, Ivan M. -- 68, 98,115 Williams, Mrs.j. - 25 Williams, Keith M. - 50 Williams, Lula D. - 81 Williams, Michael - 82 Williams, Nathaniel R. - 50 Williams, Robin R. - 68, 102 Williams, Mr. R. L. - 19 Williams, Terry S. - 65 Williams, Victor L. - 54, 65, 86, 89, 98, 115 Williams, Wanda R. - 81, 104 Williams, Warren - 99 Williams, Wilhelmina - 69, 99, 103, 112 Willis, Mr. B. D. - 24, 95 Willis, Lynn-I. - 83, 86, 91 Willis, Thomas - 65 Wilson, Brenda D. L- 50, 86, 98, 99 Wilson, Faye A. - 66, 71 Windlc, Mr. Milton QMickeyj - 29 Wingate, Cynthia N. - 66, 68, 88, 91, 92, 103 Winfield, Todd - 81 Winns, Charmaine A. - 72, 88, 95, 98, 104 Winston, Archie C. - 69 Winston, Betty T. - 91 Winston,jesse V. - 54,65 Winston, Mandcll L. - 51 Winston, Michael T. - 51, 108 Winston, Orlando - 85 Winston, Pernell A. - 65 Winston, Renee M. - 83 Winston, Teresa - 72, 91 Woodson, Felecia - 51 Woodson, Melton - 118 Woodson, Muriel - 77 Wooten, Barry - 74 Wright, Cheryl - 65 Wright, Dana R. -- 65, 87 Y Yates,jane E. - 65 Yeamans, Bobby - 89 Yeamans, Robert N. - 51,100,110 Young, Alice E. - 78 Young, Bertha L. - 68 Young, Darlene A. - 65 Young, Lora L. -- 78, 103 Young, Wanda S. - 51 Z Zacharias, Franel - 94 l 141 1975 MONTICELLO STAFF Editor-In-Chief ......... ..... L aura Wilkinson Advertising Manager ......... ..... S usan Balderson Sports Editor .................. ....... R andy Penn Clubs and Activities Co-Editors .... ..... V anessa Boyer Faculty Editor .......... Senior Class Co-Editors . . Junior Class Co-Editors . . . Sophomore Class Editor. . . Freshman Class Co-Editors ..... Advisors ............... Photography Staff Advisor Photography Staff ........ Literary and Business Staff Darlene Taylor . . . .Elizabeth Pierce John Constantine Anne Candler . . .Janet Premaza Nancy Burton . . . .Sasa Kaleva . . . . . . .Rusty Levey Becky Sanders . . . .Mr. David L. Pendergrast Miss Anne K. Sherwin . . .Mr. Bud Hailey . . . . .Alan Schultz QCO-Editorj Donald Cox fCo-Editorj Ronna Lowitz Cheryl McKinney Anna Rauch Dale Williams Leslie Arnall Stephen Howard Charlene Armistead James Meeks Robert Ware Tony Easter Keith Moore Robert Vermillera Champe Burnley Hank Artz Tommy Hench Susan Blankenship Susan Kreider Daphne Matthews ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1975 Monticello staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to the following: Mr. William W. Brock Jr. for his continuous devotion to a long established tradition, The Monticello. Mr. Morgan Edwards and Mr. Russell Norment for their help in scheduling pictures to be taken during school time. Mrs. Barbara Pendergrast for her patience and endurance during the endless hours Mr. Pendergrast spent on yearbook deadlines. Mrs. Grover C. Hailey for supporting Mr. Hailey during pressure from the literary staff to meet photographic deadlines. Mrs. Melinda Appleton for her indispensable guidance in laying the groundwork for this yearbook. Mr. Bob Willis and Miss Dale Cooke for allowing the yearbook staff to use the Distributive Education office, equipment, and materials. Mr. Danny DeFalco, the Taylor Publishing Company Representative, for his support and technical assistance in preparing for this year's Monticello. The Thomas Jefferson High School Faculty for its patience during repeated disruptions of the normal schedule. The Students for their cooperation with photographers and for their financial support. PICTURE CREDITS Faculty Portraits, Seniors, Underclassmen, Clubs, and Features ....................... Rem-Pak Photography Some Sports Pictures ................. Richmond Newspapers, Inc. All Other Pictures .... .The Monticello Photography Staff, Mr. Hailey, James A. Hancock, Jr., Wallace Clark, and a few select students. lib X Vw Wu, 13' Wm 5 '- -.vw-4' 1. I , K , . . , 1 'vfiff-fl-'5'l-'Jl.'k1f'l'i'7'3c 'navy . -pk V2 'A P L'ff,s4'.Y . ' , ' . ffiizfjf' w fl' W' , dk,x1!?,gyi' QA. xx.. ,. if ai I V-wtrjk. ' 4' 4 :AL5,,sjfQ ' ,, ,. E K 1 rl All 9 'a-, .J H' A-mf! , 1 5 45:21 ,155 :if Aiii A, 3.4 .'Ei'T?'?5 V.,:,., 2 '. fl 19 , ,Hg .J yt .Aff 5 as, 5 I l