Virginia High School - Virginian Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1972 volume:

VIRGINIAN 72 PUBLISHED BY THE VIRGINIAN STAFF VIRGINIA HIGH SCHOOL BRISTOL, VIRGINIA EDITOR DOUG DICKEY ASSOCIATE EDITOR BETTY PARKS BUSINESS MANAGER EDDIE HACKLEY BRISTOL PUBLIC LIBRARY 701 Goode Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 4- 15 Administration 16- 31 Album 32- 83 Student Life 84-125 Organizations 126-155 Academics 156-195 Athletics 196-233 Advertisements 244-256 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ff SERVED ORGANIZATIONS r 10 ACADEMICS 11 ATHLETICS 12 ADVERTISERS 13 DEDICATION This year, the Virginian Staff would like to recognize Mr. Larry Spangler. He came to Virginia High School in 1964. At that time, he was the Freshman Football Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach, and taught Gener- al Science. Now, eight years later, he teaches Life Sci- ence and Biology. He also is head Basketball Coach and Defensive Backfield Football Coach. Among his other responsi- bilities, he is in charge of the Athletic Study Hall, the Athletic Banquet and in addition, “Catching the Ski- pers. His willingness to cooperate and friendliness made him loved by all, students and faculty alike. We are proud to dedicate our 1971-1972 annual to him. 14 15 SUPERINTENDENT AND SCHOOL BOARD TOP: Dr. Richard Hislop, Superintendent. BOTTOM: SCHOOL BOARD — Mrs. Violet Grimsley, Clerk, Dr. Richard Hislop, Superin- tendent, Mr. Otis Hurt, Chairman, Mr. Royce Quarles, Asst. Superintendent. STANDING: Mr. Joe Tolley, Mr. Dean Hodgson, Mr. Hugh Adair, Dr. Joe Mitchell. 18 Assistant Superintendent Mr. Royce Quarles Visiting Teacher Mr. Calvin Derting Federal Projects Coordinator Mr. Jack French ATHLETIC COUNCIL: Mr. Paul Hurley, Mr. Dean Hodgson, Mr. Royce Quarles, Mr. Lawrence Bradley, Mr. Timmy Outlaw, Randy Kelly, Mr. Paul Dugger. IN MEMORIAM March 17, 1909 — February 3, 1972 Mr. T. T. Hammack retired in January, 1972 after serving twenty-six years in the Bristol Virginia School System. He came to Bristol as principal of Bristol Virginia High School and retired as General Supervisor. His years of service endeared him to the thousands of stu- dents and teachers who worked with him. His example of Christian leadership was felt by all who knew him. A Christian gentlemen, husband, father, educator, and friend has retired from active service. His fine influence will be felt for years to come. 19 PRINCIPAL A.T. OUTLAW After two years as Assistant Principal, Mr. A. T. Outlaw, Jr. has assumed the duties of Princi- pal at Virginia High School. He received his B.A. Degree from King Col- lege and his Masters from East Tennessee State University. Serving as Assistant Principal of Virginia Ju- nior High and Principal of Thomas Jefferson Elementary are other ranking positions held by Mr. Outlaw. He has also received the Bristol Jaycee ' s “Outstanding Educator” award. 20 Miss Betty Huff Assistant Principal Mrs. Laura McNutt Guidance Mrs. Elizabeth Whitaker Secretary Mrs. Vickie Canter Secretary to Guidance Mrs. Marie Stophel Central Treasurer 21 Miss Annette Acuff English 9 Head English Dept. Miss Wanda Bays Pre-Algebra, Algebra I Head Math Dept. Mrs. Doris Booth English 12 22 Mr. Lawrence Bradley Drivers Education Head Football Coach Mr. Milton Brookman, Jr. Science Junior Jaycees Sponsor Football and Track Coach Miss Irene Brown U.S. History Student Life Bible Club Sponsor The VIRGINIAN Sponsor 23 Mrs. Helen Coleman Home Economics Consumer Homemaking F.H.A. Sponsor Miss Leone Cooper Librarian Library Science Library Club Sponsor Mrs. Peggy Cooper Business Math Algebra I Mrs. Mildred Copenhaver Art I, II, III, IV Art Club Sponsor Head Art Dept. The VIRGINIAN Co-Sponsor Mrs. Mildred Creger Accounting Typing Head Business Education Dept. Mr. Jack Cummins D.E. Director Head D.E. Dept. 24 Vy Mrs. Mary V. Daniel Latin 1, 11,111, IV World History Junior Classical League Sponsor Mrs. Linda Davis Typing I, II Record Keeping F.B.L.A. Sponsor Mr. Marion Dugger Industrial Arts Head Industrial Arts Dept. Mrs. Edith Glover Biology Mrs. Martha Harenberg Advanced Biology Life Science Head Science Dept. Miss Daphne Haynes Physics Science Club Sponsor Mrs. Sarah Hilten English 9 Tri-Delta Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor Mr. Ray Hooper OfficeTraining Typing Senior Class Sponsor 25 Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbard French I, II, III, IV French Club Sponsor Head Foreign Fanguage Dept. Mr. Paul Hurley Drivers Ed. U.S. History Mrs. Jean Lewis Shorthand II Typing I S.C.A. Sponsor Student Activities Director Miss Frances McClain Freshman Girls Physical Ed. Cheerleader Co-Sponsor Mr. Ron McCready Distributive Education D.E.C.A. Sponsor Mrs. Joyce Mitchell General Business, Typing I Shorthand I F.T.A. Sponsor 26 Mrs. Betty Morton English 10 journalism I, II The Little Virginian Sponsor Mr. Tipton Myers Mechanical Drawing 1,11,111 Key Club Sponsor Mrs. Lynda Newman World History U.S. History History Club Sponsor Miss Helen Reeves English 11 Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor Mr. Hamp Richardson Band Head Band Dept. 27 Mrs. Millie Saunders Librarian Y-Teen Sponsor Mr. Rolland Seward Band Mr. Bruce Sizemore General Math Football Coach Wrestling Coach Mr. Harry Smith Physical Education Interact Sponsor Football Coach Freshman Basketball Track Coach Mr. Larry Spangler Life Science, Biology Football Coach Head Baseball Coach Mrs. Ruth Thrash Special Education 28 Mrs. Leona Thurmond Government Economics Mr. .Robert Towns Bovs Physical Ed. Health Head Basketball Coach Mr. Randall White Spanish I, II, III, IV Spanish Club Sponsor Mrs. Nancy Whitley English 9 English 12 Beta Club Sponsor Mr. Clarence Wilkinson Geometry Boys Hi-Y Mrs. Carolyn Williams Spanish I English 10 Mrs. Mildred Williams English 10 Student Life Bible Club Co-Sponsor Mrs. Ann Williford Algebra II Trigonometry 29 PTA TOP: PTA members serve at the Hot Dog Supper. BOTTOM: OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGFLT, Secretary — Mrs. Kent Odum, Treasurer — Mr. Bill Henner, Corresponding Secretary — Mrs. John Morton, Second Vice-President — Mrs. F. E. Ellis, First Vice-President — Mrs. Herb Hayes, Vice-President — Mrs. Carl Crowe, and President — Mrs. Don Shumaker. 30 CAFETERIA WORKERS: LEFT TO RIGHT — Mrs. Dickenson, Mrs. Simcox, Mrs. Valdez, Mrs. Saul, Mrs. McCroskey. BACK ROW: Mrs. Walden, Mrs. Sams, Mrs. Musick, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Oakley. CUSTODIANS: LEFT TO RIGHT— Mrs. Freeman, Mr. Flawkins, Mr. Bell, Mr. Eller. 31 SENIOR CLASS OF 72 President — Merle Warren Vice-President — Susie Greer Secretary — Alyson Arnold Treasurer — Jeannie Lauman Reporter — Fred Tate 34 Mike Absher Margie Ellen Almaroad Alex E. Andersen Harry H. Anderson Patricia Ann Anderson Betty Faye Arnold Virginia Alyson Arnold Albert Baker Mark Graham Baker Randall Keith Banks Robert Edwin Baxley Donna Christine Blackley 35 Norsalus H. Black Millecent Lee Blevins Alicia Ann Booher Pete Booher Cecil Douglas Bradley J. Gayle Bray Cathy Ann Brewer Geneva Brown Thomas A. Brown Varah Marie Brown Allen Burklow Margret Nell Campbell 36 Betty Carol Canter Mary Ellen Canter Charles Marshal Canty Gail Carter Linda Lea Clark Stephen George Clark Jackie Bradford Collins Peggy Combs Shiela Jan Combs Richard W. Corvin Roger Crane Beth Crang 37 Fonda Delynn Cross Micheal Eugene Crowe Barbara Jean Davidson Nancy Marie Davis Timothy Edward Davis Valerie June Demetris Robert Dennison Sharon Ann Denny Frank Douglass Dickey John Jeffery Dowell John Dunn James Elmer Eastridge 38 Daniel Joseph Edwards Michael Douglas Ellis Robert E. Ellis Cary Fiske Everett Theda Catherine Faucette Sherry Felty Micah Claudette Fine Debbie C. Fleenor Donald Herbert Fleenor Michael Lynn Fleenor Rhonda Fleenor Robert Moffatt Fleming 39 William Michael Foote James Thomas Fouch Virginia Louise Fouch William Leon Fulp Timothy Cordon Gilmer Patricia Sue Goodpasture Nancy Jean Gorley Lisa Anne Grayson Susan Carol Greer Dallas Louise Gregory Michael Barnes Gregory Anthony P. Greene 40 Katherine Reid Groseclose Harry Micheal Groseclose Sandy Grubb Joseph Edward Hackley Christine L. Hale Dewayne Hall Mary Marcia Hamilton Terry Lea Hamilton Jerry Dale Harmon Phil Wayne Harrison Nina Glenneta Hartley Deborah Lynn Hawthorne I 41 Wesley H. Hess Arthur Hill Jean Hill John C. Hines James Ray Hobbs Fred B. Horne 42 Lachelle Olivia Hughes Evelyn Christine Hunt Landon Jack Hurley Laura Patricia Isley Sammy Todd Jackson Jerry Lynn Jessee Deborah Louise Johnson Elizabeth Vaughan Johnson Mary Lynn Johnson Richard Nottingham Johnson Victoria Roselle Johnson Brenda Sue Jones 43 Margret Corinne Kearfott Connie Kegley David Randolph Kelly Don V. Kelsey Johnny Irving Kelsey Danny Wayne King Joy Ann Lane Jean Anne Lauman Cindy Lou Leonard 44 Linda Kay Leonard Loretta Darlene Leonard Melissa Anne Lilley Barbara ]o Link George Bruce Linnen Mary Susanne Littleton Valerie Jean Lovett Mahoon Luttrell Gary McCray 45 Pamela Jane McCroskey Charles David McKamey Serge Barry Martin Marilyn Mellett Amelia Millhorn Myron Maxwell Mitchell Joyce Molenaar Terry Moretz John Morrissey Barbara Mumpower Donna Mumpower 46 Rhonda Lynn Murray Larry Wayne Necessary Kathy Elaine Nelson Kenneth E. Newton Brenda Sue Olinger Bobby Oliver Roger Lee Openga Howell ). Osborne ri Arlette Gail Patrick Marilyn Patrick Charles Franklin Pauley 47 Terry Pendergrass Ronald Allen Pender Barbara Lee Perry Joe C. Perry, III Millicient Pope Gary Ratliff Debbie Robinson Larry Robinson Floyd Eugene Rodgers 48 Scott K. Rose Patty Rosen bond Beverly Rosenbalm Catherine E. Rosser Linda Joyce Rutter Vickie Rutter Debbie Sampson Sheri Saul Michael A. Schneider 49 James Seaver Sidney Shelton Bill Shumakei Sharon Silcox Vicki Sproles Ellen R. Statzer Cathy Talley Frederick B. Tate Karen Tate Zane Thomas Charma Thompson Jackie Thurston 50 Kay Thurston Robin Todt Carol Tolbert David L. Vicars Mark Walling Bobby Walls 51 Sherry Rose Wann Merle Warren Rocky Waycaster Frank Weeks John Wheeler Sandra Whittaker Allan Williams Lester Wise Doris Wolfe jerry Wolfe Vickie Worley Pat York 52 53 JUNIORS — CLASS OF 73 President: Janis Campbell Vice President: Janice Ellis Secretary: Marilyn Holbrook Treasurer: Cathy Hensley Reporter: Linda Bass 54 Susie Almaroad Allen Anderson Tommy Arnold Anne Ashley Pamela Baer Danny Bailey Johnny Ball Kerry Barnes Linda Bass Jack Beavers JoRita Beverly Alan Bevins Steven Blair Patricia Blankenshi Gerald Blevins Jerry Bond Margaret Bonham Darline Booher Anne Bower P 55 Delores Bowers Teresa Bowers Jim Bray Tim Brown Velma Brown Veda Burnette Janis Campbell Fred Canter Iran Carter Gail Casteel Charles Cato Terry Chandler Marcus Conner Ann Cooper Candy Cox Debbie Cox Jeff Crane Larry Croomes Tommy Cross Johnny Crusenberry 56 Larry Daniels Steve Daugherty Eugene Davenport Lilly Davis Sandy Davis Carrol Dawson HHB Jerry Eades Sam Eaton Eddie Edens James Ellis 57 Janice Ellis Mike Ellis Gary Estes Jonathan Eury Shirley Fields Shanna Fleenor Larry Fouch Alvin France Carolyn Fugate James Gibson Jill Gilbert Elizabeth Green 58 Diane Griffin Billy Griffith Howard Gullion Susan Harmon Marilyn Harr Mattie Helton Cathie Hensley Kathy Hess Deloise Hill Marilyn Holbrook Marilyn Holbrook Hazelle Hubbard Diane Huntley Jayne Humphrey Diana Hurley Gary Hutton Harvey Isley Patricia Jackson James Johnson Michael Johnson 59 Kenny Keen Connie Kelsey David King Brad Kirby Meri Kistner Mark Kistner Patricia Leonard Larry Link Margie Livingston Ricky Lovegrove Evonne Lyttle Jack Malcolm 60 Debbie Malone Dawn McCartney Jerry McClanahan Richard McClanahan Tina McCloud Cary McCray Janice McDaniel Joyce McDaniel Billie McKamey Leonard McMullin Kim Melkowski Lisa Minnick Doug Mitchell Kyle Moore Steve Moore Sharron Moretz 61 Ronnie Nelson Tim Nelson Jerry Newman Linda Newman Marilyn Nichols Stan Owen Greg Owens Betty Parks Jeanne Penley Steve Penley Charles Perkins Betty Peters Karen Peterson Alex Piotrowski Tony Pippin David Price Gary Rawn Ricky Roark David Robinson Karen Rose 62 Danny Shumate Sue Shumate William Simpson Freida Shaffer Diana Shazor David Sherwood Richard Shipley Vanessa Singleton Gary Sizemore )im Slaughter Cathy Smelser 63 Robin Stedman Sally Stevenson David Strouth Danny Tate Denise Tollie Claudia Turner Stanley Umberger Janet Underwood Debbie Walsh Lisa Wampler Don Washington James Washington Leslie Watford Lucille Waycaster 64 Terry Weatherly Ralph West Sam White Ginger Whitten Carol Widener Richard Widner Terry Wilkinson Jerry Williams Dawn Woody James Worley Jane Worley Denise Wright Susie Wright Jon Wygal Earl Yarber Ricky Wilson Mike Winters Jerry Wolfe 65 SOPHOMORES — CLASS OF 74 President: Mike Ketron Vice President: Linda Schneider Secretary: Laura O ' Dell Treasurer: Anna White Reporter: Susan Davidson 66 Larry Barker Victor Barrett Stephen Beavers Ronnie Begley Sandy Boggs Anita Booher Christine Booher Florence Booher Suzi Allison Tony Amburgey Sandra Ashley Beverly Atwood Greg Baer Arthur Bagnall Mindy Bailey Ricky Bailey Kathy Baker Janet Ball James Bordwine Diane Brooks Chris Brown Don Brummet Bill Buchanan Linda Burke Kim Campbell Raphael Cansler Sandra Canter Ronald Carter 67 Freddie Chafin Craig Charles Connie Cheathem Revonda Clark Jack Collin o Dickey Collins Peggy Collins Teresa Cooper Jan Cox Jerry Creger Lynnie Crowe Gina Crusen berry Danny Cullop Ronnie Davenport Walter Davenport Susan Davidson Kathy DeArmon Mike Dingus Phil Dingus Danny Dixon Patty Dowell Bill Dunkin Gary Eads John Eaton Karen Edson Don Emmert Nancy Faulks Danny Fee Jackie Ferguson Debbie Fields 68 Laura Fields James Fleenor Myra Fleenor Donald Foote Wanda Foote JoFin Foster Vicki Franklin Cindy Garrett Donna Gemmell Doris Gobble Sharon Gobble Gary Gentry Susan Goodman Peggy Gorley Henrietta Greene Henry Greene Craig Griffin Patricia Grubb David Gudger Vickie Haga Doresa Harden Diane Harkrader 69 Gerald Harless Susie Harris Connie Hartsock Frank Helton Mary Henner Maxine Hernandez Faye Herndon Barbara Hess Patti Hite Tim Hoffarth Daniel Holt Paul Houser Janice Howell Gary Hurley Nancy Hurt Diane Isom Frank Ison joe Jackson Rhonda Jennings Sherree Jessee 70 Brenda Johnson Edward Johnson Maurita Johnson Debbie Jones Lea Jones Terri Jones Sandra Keesee Ricky Kelly Mike Ketron Trenaria Kirk Michele Knox Cary Lampkins Pete Lauzon Barbara Leonard Debbie Leonard Jenny Leonard Lorraine Leonard Leigh Lewis Melissa Malcolm Betty Mann 71 Jimmy Mann Alison Martin Preston Martin Tamara McClellan Carl McCrady David McDevitt Ronnie McGlamary Carmen McGlothlin Rick McVey Anita Meade Denise Meade Jerry Miller Vickie Mink Hyder Moore Pam Moore Vikki Moore Larry Morgan Rita Morris Terri Morris Mark Mullins Lee Munpower Debbie Murray 72 Melinda Musgrove Laura O ' Dell Carol Parks Robbie Payne George Peery Don Pender Beverly Peters Blake Phillippi Marc Phillippi John Pope Cathy Pratt Tina Pullon Kathleen Rhinehart Shelby Roark Karen Roberts Paul Robins Earl Rose Warren Rose John Rosser Linda Schneider Mark Scott Darlene Sexton Sandi Sharrett Roy Shearin Beverly Shepherd Terri Sizemore Lawrence Skeens Allen Smith Barrie Smith Kathy Smith 73 Ronnie Smith Regina Smithey lack Snader Fran Stallard Earl Stanton Jack Statzer Sandra Steiding Amy Stephenson Kathy Stout Doug Taylor Marty Thomas Lester Tolley Eddie Vance Billy Van Hoy Lawana Van Hoy Deborah Walden Louella Walden Joe Warren Kenneth Washington Jerry Watford 74 Loretta Weatherly jimmy Weaver Karen West Kevin Wheeler Anna White Karen White Donna Widner Dallas Wiley Cindy Willett Alfred Willis Debbie Willis Charles Wilson Percy Wilson John Williams Kenneth Williams June Woody Marie Wright David Worley Teresa Worley 75 FRESHMEN — CLASS OF 75 President: Carl Hackley Vice President: Patty Bullock Secretary: Jill Woodward Treasurer: JoeLauman Reporter: Martha Cross 76 Hilary Adams Angela Aldridge Deborah Almaroad Linda Anderson Ernie Arnold Jimmy Ash Gary Ashley Helen Jane Ashley Louise Ateyeh Teresa Atwell Danny Baker Kathy Ball Jerry Banks Debbie Barker Howell Barnes George Belton Russell Blevins Jeff Booher Karen Booher Teresa Booher Timmy Booher Marietta Bowman Anthony Bowyer Mike Brewer Jeff Brooks Curtis Brown David Brown Sabrina Brown Patty Bullock Robert Bunche Randy Campbell Kim Campbell Vicky Cardwell Donna Diane Carlson Darvella Carter Ronald Cato Pete Ciancione Ronald Cloyd Hal Cole Marie Collins Judy Cook Rufus Cooper 77 Kevin Corbett Alan Countiss Mary Ann Cowan Randy Cox Brent Crane David Creger Martha Cross Betty Crusenberry Warren Crusenberry Janet Cummins PeteCurcio Shirley Davenport Carol Davidson Clifford Davidson Sharon Davis James Davison Suzie Dingus James Duncan Melanie Dugger Ricky Dunham Mildred Dunn Judy Eller Juanita Eury Linda Ferguson Sharon Ferguson Ricky Fleenor Victor Fouch Candace Galliher Connie Garfield Brenda Gentry 78 Mike Gibson Charles Graybeal Grant Greer Michael Grubb Benita Gudger Carl Hackley Linda Hales James Hall Sheila Hall Randy Hamilton Shirley Head Jeffery Heath Carol Hedrick Frances Helton Ronald Helton Jerry Henderson Tom Henner Patty Hicks Claire Hislop Becky Holbrook Judy Holbrook Charles Hudson Gary Hudson David Hughes Mike Hughes Michael Hunsucker Pam Hurley Mark Hutton Margaret Isley Pamela Jackson Terri Jackson Debbie James Karen James Kenneth Jett Ben Johnson Curtis Johnson Debbie Johnson Joyce Johnson Pamela Johnson Tim Jones Bobby Kearfott Judy Keesee 79 Roger Keith Virginia Keith Jimmy Kennedy Wayne Kistner Neil Knox Renee LaMon Joe Lauman Dennis Lawless Carlos Lee Kenneth Lee Teresa Leonard Vickie Lindamood Brenda Lunsford Laurel Malcolm Luanne Malcolm Mollie Marion Tracey Markwalter Debbie Martin Anita Mays Del McCartney Sharon McCoy Janice McCroskey Daniel McKamey Don McMullin Ronnie McMullin David Miller Sherry Mitchell Debbie Moore Larry Moore Robert Moore 80 Vickie Morrell Glenn Murray Tony Neal Linda Nelson Mike Nelson Nada Nelson Lisa Nininger Dennis Odum Robin Odum Sandra Olinger Ronnie Oliver Kenneth Parks Jeff Patrick Steve Patrick Raymond Peery Jackie Penley Andy Perkey Gary Piotrowski Jane Poole Rita Proule Kathy Pruitt Jimmy Reisler Jeff Rhoton Daniel Roark Donald Robinson Johnny Robinson Robert Rose Guy Rosen balm Kathy Rouse Cindy Russell 81 Mike Rutherford Wilma Sage David Self Revonda Selfe Patricia Separ Karen Shaffer Sandra Shaffer Betty Shepherd Kathy Shepherd Mitch Sherwood Mary Shipley Virginia Singleton Ronnie Sizemore Michele Skaggs Mark Smith Victor Smith Teresa Stallard Sherrie Stanley Teresa Stout Wanda Stump James Sword Jeff Tester Carol Thomas Deborah Thomas Kitty Thomas Brenda Tolbert David Tollie Dwain Tollie Wayne Trent Debbie Trump Andy Tuell Janice Tuell Eddie Van Hoy Worley Van Hoy Judy Vest David Vicars Johnny Walling Sherry Wann Lois Waycaster Patty Weeks Winona Whitaker Ricky White 82 Joy Widner Jacquelyne Wiley Wanda Wiley Paul Williams Debbie Wilson William Wilson Zenobia Wilson Joey Woodby Debbie Woods Jill Woodward Eddie Wright Kim Wright 83 Vi; ATHLETIC BANQUET — 1971 Awards, letters, trophies, all set the atmo- sphere for the 1971 Athletic Banquet. The guest speaker for the evening was Mr. Charles Coffey, Head Football Coach at VPI, who spoke on How Good Sportsmanship can Add to a Team. A delicious meal was served by parents of athletes followed by Mr. Coffey ' s speech and the giving of awards. Receiving sports awards were, Donnie Smith — Football ' s McEvers — Feathers Award, Gary Roberts — Kiwanis Best Sports- manship Award, Bruce Meade — Basket- ball ' s Brantley — Jessee Award, Ronnie Doss — Bill Betters Award for Baseball, Harlon King — Track Award, and Steve Smith — Best All Around Athlete. BOTTOM: Students listen attentively to guest speaker while enjoying the nights festivities. RIGHT: Head VPI Football Coach, Charles Coffey. 86 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM When in Rome . . . was the theme for the 1971 Prom. Tall columns, murals, and a lighted fountain gave the Holiday Inn Convention Center the look of a Roman Garden in Springtime. Couples danced to the music of the Outcasts. ABOVE LEFT: Fountain at Junior-Senior Prom. ABOVE RIGHT: Taking care of the refreshments. LEFT: Students listen to the music of the Outcasts. 87 SENIOR LUNCHEON The Senior Luncheon for the 1971 graduates was held at the Holiday Inn Convention Center. Various awards were presented to the outstand- ing members of the graduating class. ABOVE RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Stevens, Barker, Kerr. SECOND ROW: Williams, Cox, Reisler, Ball. THIRD ROW: Cunningham, McDaniels. ABOVE: FIRST ROW: lenning, Shipley, Ellis. SECOND ROW: Mays, Pope, Cooper, Fleenor, Clark. RIGHT: Post, Saddler, Cunningham, Umberger, Arnold, and Cooper. 88 BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate was held at State Street Methodist Church, the Sun- day before graduation . The invocation was given by Fa- ther John Claro, of Saint Anne ' s Catholic Church. The scripture was given by Dr. Richard Hislop. Rev. Douglas Taylor, pastor of the North Bristol Baptist Church, gave the ser- mon for the occasion . BELOW: 1971 Graduates listen to Dr Hislop during the Baccalaureate Services. LEFT: Stu- dents congregate on front steps of State Street Church after Baccalaureate Services. 89 GRADUATION The 1971 graduating class consisted of 215 students, who had completed the requirements of a high school student. This year ' s ceremony was held at Virginia Junior High. The guest speaker for the evening was Dr. Fraser President of King College. Diplomas were awarded by Mr. Outlaw and Dr. Hislop. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Hooper assists graduates with their caps on graduation night. ABOVE RIGHT: Graduates receiving di- plomas from Dr. Hislop and Mr. Outlaw. RIGHT: Class of 71 awaiting the final moment. 90 BBS V-T WEEK This year as usual, V-T week was a big highlight for Virginia High School. Many students participated and that old V-T spirit once again was a part of V.H.S. There were pep rallies, a bonfire, a snake dance, a hot dog supper, and lots of dec- orations which added to the tradition of V-T week. LEFT: Alpha Club members work hard decorating for V-T Week. BELOW: “A little of the action” from the V-T game. 91 BELOW LEFT: Bearcat scoreboard shows great enthusiasm RIGHT: Ricky Corvin adds the finishing touch. BELOW: Front hall draws attention. 92 LEFT: Dr. Stevenson stands at attention during alma mater at pep rally. BELOW RIGHT: Cheerleaders cheer- ing over intercom. BELOW: Coach Sizemore shows spirit during V-T pep rally. 93 TOP LEFT: The night before the big game students enjoy pep rally and bonfire. TOP RIGHT: Bearcat Bobby Walls marched forward from Bearcat Den during V-T pep rally. BELOW LEFT: 1st place in car parade went to Tri-Hi-Y as best decorat- ed . BELOW RIGHT: Tri-Hi-Y balloon throw. 94 TOP LEFT: Steve Clark buys refreshments at the hot dog supper. TOP RIGHT: Members of the French Club re- lease balloons before the V-T Game. BOTTOM LEFT: Majorette Vickie Mink receives help from Robin Todt. BOTTOM RIGHT: Members of the Alpha Club partici- pate in skit. 95 CHEERLEADERS This years squad consisted of seven vivacious girls. Working extra hard, during football and basketball seasons, they helped build spirit before and during the games. One of their most impor- tant activities during the year was making V-T week the success that it was. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Janis Campbell, Anna White, Head Cheerleader Alyson Arnold, Dallas Gregory, and Diane Hunt- ley. BACK ROW: Susie Greer and Robin Todt. RIGHT: Head Cheerleader Alyson Arnold cheers at an exciting play. 96 TOP: This year ' s squad Head Cheer- leader Arnold, Campbell, Greer, Huntley, Todt, Gregory, and White. BOTTOM: Diane Huntley. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Susie Greer. 97 TWIRP WEEK Twirp Week was held this year during the second week of February. Traditionally this week denotes that The Woman is Required To Pay and the guys receive a break. As usual, dur- ing the week the cheerleaders were selling Twirp Birds. Twirp violaters were prosecuted in Kangaroo Court, held one afternoon by the cheerleaders. Activities of the Week: Monday — Bowling Night Tuesday — Basketball Game Wednesday — Pizza Night Thursday — Skating Night Friday — Movie Night Saturday — Basketball Game RIGHT: Fred Horne displays his Twirp Bird. BELOW: Jeff Walling gets sprayed with whip cream by Janis Campbell, as Susie York looks on. Jy a- j . 98 99 1972 SPRING FESTIVAL Big Orange Band 1972 Master of Ceremonies Jerry Wolfe Organists Mike Crowe. Howard Quarles Virginia Is for Lovers Fanfare Big Orange Band What The World Needs Now Is Love Sweet Love Big Orange Band Young Lovers Edith Ann and Rodney Merle Warren. Mark Walling Bossa Nova Susie Littleton and David Strouth. Karen Rose and Jeff Walling. Theda Faucette and Mike Ellis. Jams Campbell and Mike Worrell, Susie Greer and David Sherwood. Sally Stevenson and Jerry Miller, Janice Ellis and Terry Moretz What Now My Love Big Orange Band Lover Kickline Vicki Rutter. Vicki Mink. Cathy Rosser. Dallas Gregory. Connie Kegley. Corinne Kearfott. Anna White. Laura Fields. Carol Tolbert, Linda Leonard Meredith Wilson Showcase Concert Choir Love, American Style Diane Harkerader, Ricky McVey. Alan Bevins. Diane Griffin. Karen White, Tommy Cross, Joyce McDaniel. Patty Jackson. Pug ' ' Owens, Robin Stedman, Greg Owens, Bill Dunkin. June Woody, Jeame Lauman, Fred Tate. Judy Cook, Myra Fleenor. David Strouth. Lea Jones. Janice McDaniel Love Is Blue Like Someone In Love Girls ' Ensemble Janice Ellis. Laura O ' Dell. Susie Harris, Ginger Whitten. Sherree Jessee. Evonne Lyttle. Jill Gilbert. Sally Stevenson. Sharon Moretz, Vicki Moore. Amy Stephenson. Candy Co Sign of the Times Honeysuckle Rose Tap Dance Cindy Willet. Melissa Malcolm, Nancy Hurt, Leigh Lewis. Sandy Boggs. Patti Hite. Karen James, Patty Bullock Car pen ter ' s Medley Ra in y Da ys and Monda ys For All We Know We ' ve Only Just Begun Thanks for the Memories Skit David King. Cathy Smelser Theda Faucette. Robin Stedman. Susie Littleton, Corrmne Kearfott. Elizabeth Johnson. Arthur Bagnall. Gary Sizemore. Alvin France. Stanley Umberger, Howard Quarles, Danny Tate, Terri Sizemore Love If Ever I Would Leave You Men ' s Quartet Mike Ellis, Rocky Fulp, Steve Morton, Mark Walling It Don t Mean a Thing How Am I Doin ' . . Jazz Dance Butch Shelton and Diane Huntley. Rocky Fulp and Deloise Hill. Thomas Brown and Lachelle Hughes. Charles Canty and Varah Brown, Squeeky Black and Louise Wiley Harry Anderson and Jean Hill Pray A Quiet Place Inspirational Singers Mark Walling, Mike Ellis, Mike Worrell. Jerry Miller. Ron Pender. Rocky Fulp. Greg Baer. Phil Dingus. John Stone. Eddie Edens. Laura O ' Dell. Janice Ellis. Jackie Wiley. Karen Rose. Fonda Cross, Millie Pope. Varah Brown, Geneva 8rown, Cindy Willett, Susie Hams BEAUTY PAGEANT Love Is a Many Splendored Thing Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet THERE SHE IS MISS VIRGINIA HIGH CORONATION 8attle Hymn of the Republic Big Orange Band Jerry Wolfe Big Orange Band Concert Choir SPRING FESTIVAL Love” was the theme of the 1972 Spring Festival hosted by Master of Ceremonies Jer- ry Wolfe. Skits and dance acts helped to car- ry out the theme. The choral department and the Big Orange Band provided music for the evening. The highlight of the night ' s fes- tivities was the crowning of Mike Worrell and Pam Baer as reigning King and Queen of Virginia High. TOP LEFT: Mrs. McNutt takes a break with emcee Jerry Wolfe. MIDDLE LEFT: Members of the throne committee add the finishing touches to the throne. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mike Crowe gave the organ music during both performances. LEFT: Ushers for the programs were Ann Cooper, Hazelle Hubbard, Lisa Minnick, Ann Bower, Dawn Mc- Cartney, and Barbara Smiley. 101 TOP: Big Orange Band. ABOVE: Men ' s Quartet. ABOVE RIGHT: Girls ' Ensem- ble. RIGHT: Concert Choir. 102 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE m t , lii j hi l fn L ' i 1U 1 - •� . Hi i y 1 7,1 Will TOP: Lover Kickline. MIDDLE: Jazz Dancers. RIG HT : I ns pi- rational Singers. 104 RIGHT FRONT ROW: Fourth Runners-up Tommy Cross and Dawn Woody. Third Runners-up Millie Pope and Rocky Fulp. SECOND ROW: Queen Pam Baer and King Mike Worrell. THIRD ROW: Second Runners- up Mark Walling and Alyson Arnold. First Runners-up Greg Baer and Debbie Sampson. BOTTOM: Contestants for the honor of King and Queen. 106 KING AND QUEEN MIKE WORRELL AND PAM BAER 107 BEST ALL AROUND Bob Baxley Dallas Gregory MOST INTELLECTUAL Fred Horne Chris Hale 108 MOST ATHLETIC Butch Shelton Robin Todt BEST PERSONALITY Danny Edwards Linda Clark 109 BEST LOOKING BEST SMILE Mike Groesclose Susie Greer Dennis Vicars Carol Tolbert FRIENDLIEST 1 10 Mike Gregory Jeanie Lauman BEST MUSICIANS Rocky Fulp Millie Pope MOST ARTISTIC Fred Tate Merle Warren WITTIEST Mark Walling TFieda Faucette 111 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Being selected as a SENIOR SUPERLATIVE is one of the highest honors a student can receive. The students receiving this honor are chosen by the faculty members who have taught at Virginia High School for at least one year. Teachers submit nominations from which a committee composed of teachers compiles the final decision. The candidates are judged on scholastic achieve- ment, good citizenship and leadership qualities in academ- ic and extra-curricular activi- ties. Virginia Alyson Arnold Robert Edwin Baxley Michael Eugene Crowe William Leon Fulp 112 113 MISS VIRGINIAN 1972 SHARON DENNY 114 1st Runner Up Susie Greer 2nd Runner Up Chris Hale 3rd Runner Up Carol Tolbert Every year the VIRGINIAN Staff sponsors a Miss Virginian contest. This years judge of the 24 pictures was Mr. Ryan O ' Neal of Love Story. After judging, Mr. O ' Neal said! MtU Ou)mctu _ ta Good ' Ll, um[ su at §U ju )duhj 6 q , ' Tim (W So 115 BELOW: Homecoming queen Alyson Arnold and contestants with their escorts. RIGHT: Alyson Arnold, escorted by Bill Shumaker, is named homecoming queen. BOTTOM: FIRST ROW — Lachelle Hughes, Alyson Arnold, Carol Tolbert, Rob- in Todt, SECOND ROW — Patricia Goodpasture, Kathy Groseclose, Susie Greer, Elizabeth Johnson, Corinne Kearfott, Linda Leonard, Dallas Gregory, Joy Lockhart, THIRD ROW — Merle Warren, Lisa Grayson, Chris Hale, Theda Faucette, Susie Littleton, and Connie Kegley. Not pictured — Debbie Samp- son and Gail Carter. 116 ' I 1 1 HOMECOMING QUEEN ALYSON ARNOLD 117 AWARDS RIGHT: D. E. Students of the Year, Debbie Sampson and Myron Mitchell talk with Mr. Cummins. BELOW: Members of All Regional Chorus. MIDDLE RIGHT: Betty Parks, State Lat- in President. BOTTOM RIGHT: V.l. Forensic winners Joy Lockhart, Rocky Fulp, Jill Gilbert, and Betty Peters. 118 TOP: All-State West band members. MIDDLE LEFT: Chris Hale and Bobby Ellis, who received honorable mention in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, talk with Mrs. McNutt. MIDDLE RIGHT: Voice of Democracy winner Karen Tate. BOTTOM: Sue Shu- mate, V.I.C.A. Vice-President talks with Mrs. Boyd. 119 EXPRESSIONS RIGHT: Keeping in step Pam? BELOW: Lending a helping hand. BOTTOM LEFT: Shocked Jerry? BOTTOM RIGHT: I ' m so happy! ■■navi (■ana li ■■flan fWFTir ‘f ?«■ 1 1 «. i ■in TOP LEFT: Worried Big Ed. TOP RIGHT: This is the way it is done MIDDLE LEFT: Ah, Mr. Myers! MIDDLE RIGHT: GO! BOTTOM LEFT: Confused? BOTTOM RI- GHT: Mouse? 121 TIDBITS RIGHT: Mrs. Harenberg explains brea- thing habits of the worm. BOTTOM RIGHT: Excited, Coach Towns? MID- DLE LEFT: Loneliness. BOTTOM LEFT: Working hard Karen and Darlene? 122 LEFT: Did you ever get the feel- ing someone doesn ' t trust you, Theda? MIDDLE RIGHT: Study Hall. BOTTOM LEFT: Ronnie concentrates on the game. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Happiness. 123 COUNTRY MUSIC DAY On August 16, 1971 a monument was erected in honor of A.P. Carter, Sara Carter, Maybelle Carter, and Jimmie Rogers, who recorded the first Country and Western music to be distributed nationwide. People came from many states to participate in the days festivities and to witness the unveiling. RIGHT: Johnny Cash and his son during Country Music Day. BELOW: Mother May- belle Carter and members of the Carter family unveil the monument. ' RECTE HO A ®fc l6w ' A. P. CARTER SARA CARTER MAYBELLE CARTER JIMMIE RODGERS i BP |S $CUST 2- ' 124 ROBERT PORTERFIELD Robert Porterfield, the founder of the famous Barter Theatre, died in the fall of 1971. He was named first citizen of Abingdon in 1957. Robert Por- terfield played in movies and also on Broadway. Before every performance Porterfield addressed the audience and would say, “If you like us talk about us, if you don ' t like us keep your mouth shut. VOCATIONAL WING Construction has begun on the vocational techni- cal wing at Virginia High School. The structure will contain 12 different shop areas for instruction in such fields as welding, masonary, cosmetology, printing and radio-T.V. production. The wing is ex- pected to be ready for occupancy by February, 1973. LEFT: Robert Porterfield. BELOW: Viewing the Construction on the new vocational wing. 125 SCA The governing body of the school is the Student Cooperative Association. They op- erate the book store and sell programs at the ball games. It strives to develop a feeling of independence and leadership and a higher respect for the rights and opinions of others among the students. RIGHT: S.C.A. Officers: President Kelly, Vice-President Owens, Reporter Lewis, Sponsor Mrs. Lewis, Secretary Tate, and Treasurer Fleenor. BOTTOM: FRONT ROW: Sizemore, Lauman, Gregory. SEATED: Owens, Lewis, Kelly, Fleenor, Tate. THIRD ROW: FHislop, Franklin, ). Ellis, O ' Dell Tolbert, Davidson, Smeltzer, ScFineider, Campbell, Kearfott, Clark. FOURTH ROW: Bullock, Odum, Bass, FHuntley, Arnold, Whitten, Moretz, Quarles, E. Arnold, Wiley, Parks. FIFTH ROW: Ketron, Jones, McKamey, Martin, Salyers, Sponsor Mrs. Lewis Cox. 128 TOP: SEATED: Fleenor, Hackley, Hughes, Black, Chair- man Kelly, Owen, Warren, Tate, Ketron, Campbell. STANDING: Charles, Hartsock, Mrs. Lewis, Hobbs, Lewis, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Huff, Mr. Outlaw, Mrs. Bow- doin, Mr. Harris. TOP LEFT: Kelly views newly estab- lished senior privilege cards. BOTTOM LEFT: Members hold meeting in the cafeteria. To promote a better relationship between the students and the faculty, the Student Faculty Steering Committee was established. They are open to suggestions from the stu- dents and make recommendations to the school board on various problems in the school. SFSC 129 TOP: Opengari, Curcio, Kelly, Crowe, Hackley, Melkowski, Seaver, Edwards, SECOND ROW: Sponsor Lewis, Littleton, Peters, Lyttle, Warren, Lauman, Sampson, Clark, Leonard, Kegley, Baxley, THIRD ROW: Hurley, Rose, Walling, Ellis, Faucette, Henner, Cooper, Corvin, Roberts, RIGHT: Council holds meeting concerning Santa Pal. Students that are presidents of clubs are members of the Club Council. Working together, they try to promote more inter- est and activity in and among the clubs. They host several speakers. CLUB COUNCIL 130 BETA CLUB The Beta Club is comprised of stu- dents with high aca- demic and good citi- zenship records. It is affliated with the National Beta Club. They perform service projects and have several money making projects in order to attend the State Convention. TOP: FIRST ROW: Fleenor, Newman, Barnes, Smiley, Hensley, Hubbard, Cooper. SECOND ROW: Fine, Sizemore, Bass, Camp- bell, McCartney, Parks. THIRD ROW: McDaniel, Molinar, Blackley, Greene, Griffen. FOURTH ROW: France, Umberger, Mc- Mullin, Wolfe, Bray, Tate. BOTTOM: FIRST ROW: President Baxley, Rutter, Secretary Kearfott, Tate, Todt, Greer, Kelly, Clark, Vice President Corvin, Hale. SECOND ROW: Banks, Dickey, Seaver, Hamilton, Bray, Grayson, Hawthorne, Bradley, Blevins, Crowe, Gregory, Shumaker, Horne, Johnson, Groseclose. 131 FRENCH CLUB In order for students to learn more about the country of France and the French peo- ple, the French Club has several activities throughout the year. Among these, a French Bazaar is held in the Spring to illustrate the French way of life. During the Christmas season, they put up attractive bulletin boards in the study hall. TOP: FIRST ROW: Sponosr Mrs. Hubbard, Reporter Smiley, Treasurer Bass, Secretary Fleenor, Vice-Presi- dent Ellis, President Clark. SECOND ROW: O ' Dell, Holbrook, Minnick, S. Fleenor, Campbell, Greer, Fields, THIRD ROW: Bevins, Bonham, Haga, Blankenship, J. McDaniel. FOURTH ROW: Cox, Whitten, Molenaar, Fouch, J. McDaniel, Woody, White, FIFTH ROW: Grya- son, Tollie, Crowe, Baer Faucette, Lockhart, Tate, RIGHT: Members put up Christmas Bulletin Board. 132 TOP: FIRST ROW: Secretary Hite, Treasurer Hensley, Presidents Groseclose and E. Hackley. SECOND ROW: Baer, Willett, Booher, Mc- Clananan, Cheatem, Aldridge, Schneider, Booh- er, Tuell. THIRD ROW: York, Banks, Phillipi, Mullins, James, Lindamood, Smith, Garrett, Lyttle, Roberts. FOURTH ROW: Tate, Jones, Rawn, Owens, Lauman, Fields, Hislop, West, Edison, Willis, McMullin, Clark, King, C. Hackley, Rhea, Griffin, McClellan, Musgrove, Campbell, Wright. RIGHT: Members work on projects. To promote further interest in the Spanish people and customs among the students studying the Spanish lanuage, the Spanish Club hosts speakers and films. They have several other activities during the year including an Open House during the spring. The club also tries to serve the school and cbmmunity in any way possible. SPANISH CLUB 133 TOP: FRONT ROW: Barnes, Henner, Malcolm, Hurt, White. SECOND ROW: President Crowe, club Vice-President, and State Pres. Parks, Second Vice-President Cooper, Secretary Clark, Treasurer ' s Assistant McCartney, Historian Williams. THIRD ROW: Lewis, Harkrader, Steiding, Bagnall, Woody, Fields, Johnson, Arnold, Kelly, Hubbard, and Sponsor Mrs. Daniel. RIGHT: Constitution Committee. The Latin Club is affiliated with the Virginia and National Junior Classical Leagues. Their purpose is to promote a more thorough knowledge of Roman life, history, and literature; to impart a better understanding of the practical and cultural value of the classics throughout the student body. LATIN CLUB 134 JR. LATIN CLUB The junior Latin Club is a junior affiliate of the Junior Classic al League. The Club has aided the Se- nior Latin Club in bake sales, in the student faculty ball game and other activities. Among the activities successfully carried out by the Jr. Latin Club on its own have been a window wash and decorating for V-T week. The club strives for good citizenship and its motto could be C I VIS SCHOLAE SUM. RIGHT: Latin Club prepares to leave for convention at Natural Bridge. BOTTOM: FIRST ROW: Knox, Hutton, Wilson, McDevitt, Belton. SECOND ROW: Coordinator with Senior Club Cooper, Secretary Cross, Vice-President Sherwood, President Curcio, Treasurer Carlson, Sergeatn-at-arms Hughes. THIRD ROW: Hen- ner, Creger, Hunsucker, Dingus, James, Bass, Shaffer, Adams, Bullock, McCoy. 135 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is for students who have taken at least two years of science. To further their education in this field, the club participates in interesting and enjoy- able activities. There are forty members in the club, each of which have a C or above average. They have several activi- ties during the year in order to attend the annual Science Convention. FIRST ROW: Sponsor Haynes, President Lauman, Vice-President Kelly, Secretary Arnold, Treasurer Goodpas- ture, Reporter Greer. SECOND ROW: Minnick, Clark, Hubbard, Hamilton, Kearfott, L. Leonard, Rutter. THIRD ROW: Holbrook, Hensley, Warren, Tate, Tolbert, Bass. FOURTH ROW: Grayson, Ellis, Kegley, Groseclose, Moretz, White. FIFTH ROW: Gregory, Johnson, Dickey, Littleton, Faucette, Umberger. SIXTH ROW: Vicars, Salyers, Crowe, Bond, Clark. SEVENTH ROW: Pauley, Dickert, Seaver, Shumaker, Edwards. 136 TOP FIRST ROW: Johnson, Cox, Woody, Treasurer Minnick, President Cooper, Secretary Tate. SECOND ROW: Rhineheart, Warren, Sponsor Mrs. Copenhaver, Lilly, Lane, Cummins, Jones, Watford, Chandler, McCartney, Booher. THIRD ROW: Mathesius, Booher, Eads, Faucette, Littleton, Clark, Hackley, Peterson, Knox, Boggs, Bower, Davidson, Fields. TOP RIGHT: Members paint Christmas bulletin board. BOTTOM RIGHT: Members put up signs for football game. Students interested in art comprise the Art Club. They try to promote art culture in the school and community. They have several projects throughout the year, such as Santa Pal, and giving novelty gifts to the King ' s Mountain Nursing Home. They also take several field trips: to the Southern Higlands Arts and Crafts Festival and to the pot- tery plant at Iron Mountain. Among other activities, they put up bulletin boards, have several art exhibits, and en- ter local, state and national contests. ART CLUB 137 TOP: ON FLOOR: President Faucette. KNEEL- ING: Treasurer Tate, Arnold, Clark, Secretary Johnson. STANDING: Littleton, Warren, Camp- bell, Lockhart, Barnes, Baer, Ellis, Chandler, Hen- sley, Bass, Cox, Woody, Greer, Lauman, Fields, Schneider, King, Rose, Kearfott, Bonham, Smeltzer, Willett, Sizemore, Stedman, Blanken- ship. RIGHT: Seniors try out for Senior Class Play. Acting is stressed in the Drama Club. Their main function of the year is the Senior Class Play. They also help with the annual Arts and Crafts Festival and other projects. DRAMA CLUB 138 nun iiutiiiiiimmnniiim ' TOP: Members work in Library during homeroom and free periods. BOT- TOM: FIRST ROW: President Rose, Secretary Peterson, Vice-President Collins. SECOND ROW: McKamey, Sponsor Mrs. Cooper, Treasurer Bower, Johnson, Reporter Gentry, McClannahan, Holbrook, McDaniel. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club ' s main interest is to help the school library in any way possible. Among their many activities, they have Book Week and National Library Week. They keep a school scrapbook, aid with circulation of materials, perform service projects, and other jobs during the year. 139 STUDENT LIFE BIBLE CLUB The Student Life Bible Club meets twice dur ing the month. Its main prupose is to encour- age Christian growth and leadership among its members. The aims of the club are carried out through program meetings and service pro- jects. The club provides the library with a sub- scription to “Campus Life magazine, gives a gift to the Haven of Rest Mission and American Bible Society, and provides spiritual memos to the student body and faculty members several times during the year. TOP: Members distribute Thanksgiving plates to teachers. BOTTOM: FIRST ROW: Banks, Treasurer Grayson, Mor- etz, President Sexton. SECOND ROW: Crusenberry, S. Ferguson, Bray, Hamil- ton. THIRD ROW: Olinger, Thomas, Marion, Lyttle. FOURTH ROW Whit- taker, Jones, Waycaster. FIFTH ROW: Cummins, Jackson, L. Ferguson. SIXTH ROW: Sponsors Williams and Brown. 140 TOP: Members of the Pep Club, at Basketball game. Co-Captians: Mike Ellis and Lachelle Hughes. BOTTOM: Drill Team performs School spirited students comprise the Pep Club. Its main function is to promote school spirit and good sportsmanship throughout the student body. They meet after school to k?arn new cheers and make signs for the games. To give support to our players, the Pep ub sits together at games to yell and to hold up signs. Girls of the Pep Club, if they so desire, can join the Drill Team which performs at ball games. PEP CLUB AND DRILL TEAM 141 SEATED: McCroskey, Treasurer Stout, Vice-President Dawson, Secretary Atwood, Photographer Smelser, President Lyttle, Reporter Moretz. STANDING: Sponsor Mrs. Coleman, Singleton, Whitaker, Bowers, Sta I - lard, Humphrey, Hess, Chaplian Worley, Parliamentarian Denton. F.H.A. CLUB The Future Homemakers of America meet to discuss and decide better ways each girls can be a better home- maker. They are affiliated with both State and National F.H.A. organizations. They attend three District meetings a year and follow the State work program. They have sev- eral service projects which include Santa Pal, a Thanksgiv- ing Basket and contributions to needy students. They also have several guest speakers and sponsor a Mother- Daughter Tea in the Spring. 142 FBLA CLUB The F.B.L.A. Club ' s main function is to promote friendship and leadership abilities among their members, as they go out to be lead- ers in the business world. They are affiliated with both State and Na- tional organizations. They offer Top Salesmen and Outstanding Member awards each year. Throughout the year they have several guest speakers, and a Spring Social in May. FIRST ROW: Historian Shumate, President B. Peters, Secretary Leonard, Kessee. SE- COND ROW: Davis, B. Peters, Atwood, Sweetheart Owen, Ball, Vice-President Dow- ell, Worley, Wright, Mann, Stout, Jessee, Johnson, Davis, Sponsor Mr. Hooper. 143 D ECLUB RIGHT: Members Host Teachers ' Tea. BOTTOM : FIRST ROW: Jessee, Walling, Talley, Milhorne, McCrosky, Alma- road, Eastridge, Tate, Sponsor Mrs. McCrady. SECOND ROW: Wolfe, Roberts, Leonard, Ratliff, Nelson, Ashley, D. Gobble, Parks, S. Gobble, Cheatem, Grubb. THIRD ROW: Lilley, Hel- ton, Penley, Leonard, Sproles, Hamilton, Bray, Harmon, Un- derwood, Kirk, Wright. FOURTH ROW: Lane, Cross, lohnson, Moretz, Wann, Widner, Mellett, Smith, York, Davis, Hartsock, Shaffer. FIFTH ROW: Lovett, Snader, Hurley, Hall, Blevins, Lleming, Green, Shepard, Harden. SIXTH ROW: Louch, Kirby, Lovelace, Kelsey, Absher, Daughtery, Nelson, Statzer, Mal- colm. SEVENTH ROW: Carter, Greene, Pope, Wilson, Helton, Piotrowski, Houser, Tolley, Worley. EIGHTH ROW: Mitchell, Linnen, Luttrell, Ratliff, Wise, Hines, Eads. A program which uses both the facilities of the School and the marketing and merchandising fa- cilities of the community is Distributive Educa- tion. The Students involved in this program are placed predominantly in retail establishments. For most, this is the initiating experience for stu- dents seeking a career in distribution, to be fur- ther pursued after graduation. 144 VICA, a cooperative work-study program fur- nishes on the job training for juniors and seniors. These students attend school one half day and train on the job for a minimum of 15 hours per week. Contests such as: Speech, Job Interview, and Current Events, etc. emphasize leadership. VICA also performs several community and school service projects. TOP: FIRST ROW: Collins, Schneider, Fleenor, Shumate, Hur- ley, Rosenbalm, Baker, Estes, Worley. SECOND ROW: Mc- Cray, Sponsor Mrs. Boyd, Morrisey, Crusenberry, Moore, Pat- rick, Kelsey, Link, Underwood. THIRD ROW: Peery, Robins, Bailey, Gentry, Hess, Mann, Link, McGlamery, Anderson, Pen- ley. FOURTH ROW: Booher, Winters, Williams, Newton, Thomas, Necessary, Newman, Thurston, Hutton, Pope, Moore. LEFT: Members participate in VICA sponsored spell- ing bee for the area Boy ' s Club. V.I.C.A. 145 TOP: FIRST ROW: President Leonard, Vice-President Rosser, Secretary Gregory, Sweetheart Gilmer, Treasurer Holbrook, Re- porter Tolbert, Historian Denny, Sponsor Mrs. Pullon. SECOND ROW: Fleenor, Kegley, Rutter, Mink, Chandler, Sharret, Schnei- der, Baer, Tate. THIRD ROW: Saul, King, Pullon, Davidson, Cross, Malone, Davidson, Greene, Cook, Carlson, Hensley, Patrick, Hamilton. TOP RIGHT: Alpha Club prepares car for V-T-parade. BOTTOM RIGHT: Members of club have bake sale to raise mon- ey for service projects. The purpose of the Alpha Foundation is to answer the calls for girls to help in civic duties and to serve the school and community. Among their activities, they sponsor a student bus to ball games, perform the V-T skit, and decorate part of the school for V-T week. ALPHA FOUNDATION 146 TRI-DELTA-TRI-HI-Y The girls of the Tri-Delta-Tri-Hi-Y Club try to create, maintain and extend throughout the home school and community high standards of Christian character. The club is affiliated with the YMCA. This year they have undertaken several projects such as the March of Dimes Bread Sale, decorating for V-T week, Santa Pal, helping with Ecology Day and giving out Salvation Army gifts. TOP LEFT: Members receive fruitcakes which they sold in order to raise money for service projects. LEFT: Members paint signs for V-T week. BOTTOM: SEATED: Huntley, Crowe, Janice McDaniel, Johnson, Treasurer Isley, Vice-President Todt, Sweetheart Hobbs, President Littleton, Secretary Hale, Chaplain Combs, Barnes, Joyce McDaniel, Kistner, VanHoy. STANDING: Hite, Stevenson, Holbrook, Whitten, Hughes, Kessee, J. Woody, D. Woody, Cox, Fleenor, Newman, Har- krader, Haga, Blackley, Moretz, Booher, Bonham, Denton, Lyttle, Gilbert. 147 TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is a girls ' service club. Their pro- jects range from charity to cleaning up litter. They have a tea for the senior members and perform several skits. They also attend church regularly. TOP: RICHT: New members participate in balloon throw. BOTTOM RIGHT: Members sell baked goods downtown. BOTTOM: FIRST ROW: Sweetheart York, President Warren, Faucette, Roberts, K. White, O ' Dell, Fields, Ftubbard, Cooper, Bailey, Sponsor Miss Reeves. SECOND ROW: Reporter Bass, Willett, Fleenor, Lauman, Greer, Arnold, J. Campbell, Good- pasture. THIRD ROW: Parks, Ellis, Lewis, Lilley, Rose, Min- nick, Musgrove. FOURTH ROW: Secretary Smiley, Vice- President Kearfott, Clark, Fturt, A. White, Sampson, Henner, Fields, Knox, McCartney, K. Campbell. 148 TOP: FIRST ROW: Shepherd, Gobble, Trea- er Parks, Greene, Sponsor Mrs. Saunders, SECOND ROW: Vice-President Booher, Boggs, Secretary Livingston, THIRD ROW: President Henner, Gorley. LEFT: Members hold meeting. Affiliated with the YWCA, the Y- Teens is a girls ' service club. They try to serve the school and community in any way they possibly can. They sponsor several Y-Teen dances dur- ing the year, participate in all YWCA projects, and put on a Christmas pageant. Y-TEEN CLUB 149 FIRST ROW: Ketron, Vice-President Cross, President Seaver, Sweet- heart Arnold, Treasurer Shumaker, Secretary Crowe, Dunkin, SEC- OND ROW: Sponsor, Mr. Wilkinson, Sizemore, Sword, McVey, Umberger, Hoback, Quarles. Dedicated to maintaining high standards of living in all walks of life are the boys of the Hi-Y. They are affili- ated with the YMCA. They have several money making projects throughout the year in order to send dele- gates to the Tennessee Model General Assembly. They also perform several service projects including collect- ing for Muscular Dystrophy. HI-Y 150 INTERACT CLUB The Rotary Club of Bristol sponsors the Interact Club, which is a service organization. They strive to promote co-operation and friendship among its members in school and community projects. TOP: Members hold call meeting in cafeteria. BOTT OM : FIRST ROW: Weaver, Mullins, Davenport, President Mel- kowski, Sweetheart Kegley, Secretary Pauley, Gilmer, Dowell, Schneider. SECOND ROW: Sponsor Smith, Dickert, Cross, Andersen, Hobbs, York, Keen, Perkins, Vicars, Miller. 151 JR. CIVITAN The Junior Civitan Club is organized by the Af- ternoon Civitan Club of Bristol. They service the community in any way possible and try to pro- mote good citizenship throughout the school. They have several money making projects as well as service projects during the year. FIRST ROW: Johnson, Watford, Chaplain, Perry, Beavers. SECOND ROW: Strouth, Cross, Bailey, Owen. THIRD ROW: Vicars, Perkins, Sherwood. FOURTH ROW: Melkowski, Wor- rell, Beavers. 152 FIRST ROW: Secretary Banks, Treasurer Martin, Sweetheart Tolbert, Sweetheart Cart- er, President Roberts, SECOND ROW: Fulp, Brown, Snader, Cullop, Black, Canty, THIRD ROW: Shelton, Anderson, Wilson, Vicars. FOURTH ROW: Sponsor Mr. Brookman, Foote, Carter, Cato, Ellis. The Junior Jaycees, affiliated with the Bristol Jaycees, sponsors the annual talent show. The proceeds of this go to the Bristol Scholar- ship Fund. Their main objective of the year is to help non-profitable organizations such as the Salvation Army. JR. JAYCEES 153 TOP: RIGHT: FIRST ROW: E. Hackley, M. Gregory, ). Walling, Nelson. SECOND ROW: Mitch- ell, Phillipi, M. Sherwood. THIRD ROW: Perkins. FOURTH ROW: Sweetheart D. Gregory, M. Walling, R. Kelly, C. Hackley, Baxley. FIFTH ROW: Worrell, Bailey, Ellis. SIXTH ROW: Secre- tary Horne, Shumaker, Strouth. SEVENTH ROW: Vice-President Kelly, Perry, D. Sherwood. EIGHTH ROW: President Ed- wards, Martin, Sponsor Mr. Myers. BOTTOM: On College Day, Students interested in at- tending Campbell College talk to its representative in the cafe- teria. The Key Club is an or- ganization under the Bris- tol Kiwanis Club. They sponsor a student bus, sell peanuts on Kid ' s Day and sell parkas. Among their service projects are Col- lege Day and collecting money for the Dime Board at Christmas Time. They also sell corsages for the V-T game. KEY CLUB 154 UNITED ASSOCIATION A newly formed club, the United Association is composed of anyone in the school who desires to join. Its purpose is to better the relationship between the white and the black people. No offi- cers, except that of secretary were elected in order that there would be no conflict of prejudice in the program. Their meetings consist of discussions, guest speakers, and recreational and social activities that are decided on by both parties. FIRST ROW: Secretary Hughes, Campbell, Hill, Arnold, Huntley, Todt, Carter, Greer, Combs. SECOND ROW: Kelly, Black, Anderson, Shelton, Johnson, Grego- ry, Franklin, White, Isley. THIRD ROW: Mr. Harris, Mr. Outlaw, Seaver, Brown, Baxley, Canty, Warren, Miss Huff. FOURTH ROW: Everett, Foote, York, Pauley. 155 ACAD EMI CS ' ■ i ■ ENGLISH English is a group of book reports, term papers, speech- es, and forensic competition. Heated debates divide the class into many disagreeing groups. Poetry, short stories, and plays are just a few things which compose lit- erature. English is summed up in one word, never-end- ing. RIGHT: Class listens to lecture by Miss Whitley. BELOW: Mrs. Williams instructs her English class with their daily assignment. 158 159 MATH Three years of math is required for every student. Geometry, Trig, Algebra I and II, and Business Math. As you walk down the Math wing, you can almost hear the clicking of the brains as the students compute prob- lems. TOP: Anita Booher works diligently in Business Math. BOTTOM: Mrs. Williford explaining a Trig problem by use of the overhead projector. 160 161 162 SCIENCE The Science classes are involved in nu- merous activites throughout the year. Al- though science is a requirement, many stu- dents study years beyond this requirement. The wonders of your first dissection, the last time you blew up the lab, and the field trip that left you exhausted will always be re- membered when you think of that vast field — science. 163 SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies involves endless hours of memorizing dates, last minute projects, and long lectures. Social Studies includes U.S. History, Government, World History and Economics. These subjects open up a world of colorful maps, historic films, and reciting the Gettysburg Address. RIGHT: Gerald McClanahan, Jerry Bond and Eugene Davenport observe U.S. History projects. BOTTOM: Mike Ellis explains his Government project to Leslie Watford. 164 TOP: Mrs. Smith, student teacher, leads a group discussion involving campaign speeches of the past. LEFT: Sally Stevenson delivers an oral book report to her class. 165 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Foreign Language enables people to speak fluently in the language of their choice. Among those offered at V.H.S. are Spanish, French, and Latin. Students learn these languages with the help of earphones, records, textbooks, and teach- ers. Anyone who takes a foreign language bene- fits greatly. RIGHT: Listening through earphones aids students in learning French. BOTTOM: Spanish students listen to Mr. White in a class discussion. 166 167 SPEECH Speech is an elective in which only those interested participate. Speech classes are required to give a certain number of speeches, poems, and debates on which they have to give their own time and efforts. Throughout the year, the students develop self-confidence and poise. Forensic compe- tition is prepared for weeks ahead of time resulting in many winners from Virginia High School. But never forget your first spir- ited speech, phonetics, and the embarrasse- ment of playing charades. RIGHT: Cathy Hensley gives a speech. BOTTOM: Mrs. Post ' s speech class listens to John Stone speak. 168 STUDY HALL Study Hall is a time for completing new assignments and catching up on old ones. For some, it is a time for rest and relaxation and perhaps a bit of daydreaming. For still others, though, it is simply a time for sleep. TOP: Student uses study hall time wisely? BOTTOM : Students use time to work on various subjects. 169 LITTLE VIRGINIAN The LITTLE VIRGINIAN received 1ST place rating this year on their newspaper. Mrs. Morton teaches the beginning journalist while the advanced members of the staff lay- out the paper. The LITTLE VIRGINIAN covers all school activi- ties ranging from clubs to sports. RIGHT: The managing staff reviews a copy of their recent publication. BOTTOM : Editor Mike Gregory explains layout procedure. 170 LEFT: Danny Edwards, Bill Shumaker, Carol Tolbert, Jim Seaver, Elizabeth Johnson, and Laura Isley peek at a copy of the LITTLE VIRGINIAN just off the press. BOTTOM : SEATED — Mike Crowe, Sharon Silcox, Lisa Grayson. STANDING: Karen Tate, Fred Tate, Dallas Gregory, Susie Greer, Robin Todt, Valerie Lovett. 171 THE VIRGINIAN The VIRGINIAN Staff has been working very hard this year under the direction of Miss Brown, sponsor and Doug Dickey, editor to prepare one of the most out- standing annuals in VHS history. The an- nual last year received a 1ST place rating from the Virginia High School Publica- tions Committee. The staff raises money by selling ads, subscriptions to the annual and selling senior and underclassmen pic- tures. The members of the staff not pic- tured are Rita Morris, Karen White, Susie Littleton, Darlene Sexton, and Valerie Demetris. 172 TOP: Business Manager Eddie Hackley checks money while Mike Ellis shows photographs to Doug Dickey and Betty Parks. BOTTOM LEFT: Linda Leonard and Dawn Woody sell Senior Portraits. BOTTOM RIGHT: Serge Martin and Karen Roberts are busily working to meet a deadline. 173 ART Art is the class for the creative person. Memories of this class will include model- ing, spattered paint, collages, and pen and ink drawings. The students involved in art take on many extra responsibilities such as bulletin boards for teachers, and special backdrops. TOP: Students experimenting with pen and ink. BOT- TOM: Merle Warren paints with acrylics. 174 TOP: Johnny Ball works with charcoal. BOTTOM: Eddie Hackley draws on a canvas. 175 . r if ¥C r%� TOP. Students work on blue-print lay- outs for houses. BOTTOM: Student marks the metal. 176 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts is necessary for those who want to learn the skills needed for a career in industry. Welding, masonry, drawing, and electronics are all involved in this program. LEFT: Larry Daniels demonstrates skills. RIGHT: James Bray masters the art of masonry. BOTTOM: Richard Shipley plans a blueprint in mechanical drawing. 177 TOP: Mrs. Creger gives instruction before a test. BOTTOM RIGHT: Stu- dents in vocational office training at work. 178 COMMERICAL ARTS Commercial Arts includes typing, shorthand, general business, and accounting. Speed and accuracy are important in developing these skills. These courses are mandatory for students wishing to pursue a business administration career. Per- sonal typing is offered for all students interested. TOP LEFT: Typing students prepare for a test. BOTTOM: Susie Wright checks her margin in typing. 179 HOME EC. Students interested in sewing, cooking, and general home activities are enrolled in Home Economics. Home Ec. is a practical course open to students of all grades at V.H.S. as well as girls who are interested in being able to manage a home may take this course when they wish. TOP: Ironing is an important skill learned in Home Economics. BOT- TOM: Students vacuum the Home Economics suite. 180 TOP: Janice McCroskey, Cathy Smeltser, and Sharon Moretz, prepare to make a cake. BOT- TOM: Sandra Steiding lends a helping hand. 181 HEALTH AND PHYS. ED. Physical Education is for the fittest. Exercises, 50 yard dash, volleyball, and push-ups are all experi- enced in this course. Health is also taught during the year. Coordination and endurance are a must to become outstanding in the Physical Education Department. TOP: Physical Education appears to be very strenuous to these boys. BOTTOM: Richard Widner leads his class in daily exer- cises during a class period. 182 183 DRIVERS ED. All students who wish to get a Driv- ers License must take Drivers Educa- tion. Mr. Hurley and Mr. Bradley are the instructors of this course, which is taught during the Sophomore Phys. Ed. classes. Students use the specially equipped Drivers Ed. station wagon. After driving for seven hours, the stu- dents may obtain a Drivers License. TOP: Student prepair to drive with Mr. Bradley. BOTTOM: Kathy Baker and Susan Davidson be- gintheir training with instructor Hurley. 184 SPECIAL ED. The students involved in this program are offered special opportunities for developing their abilities to the greatest potential. They gain new experiences through movies, rec- ords, and special attention. TOP. Mrs. Thrash assists Ronald Carter with classwork. BOTTOM: Students enjoy the benefits of a record play- er. 185 ICT ICT students get the chance to work for businesses while obtaining an education. They are allowed to experiment in different fields of business. Learning today makes them ready for tomorrow. TOP: Connie Kelsey is advisedby her employer. BOT- TOM: Barbara Link works as a dental assistant in Dr. Forbushe ' s office. 186 D. E. The students involved in D.E. profit from their training at school to better their working abilities. Their training includes salesmanship and economical problems which they will encounter. LEFT: Debbie Sampson assists a customer in buy- ing a pair of shoes. BOTTOM: Mr. Jay Fields lec- tures to a class of D.E. students. 187 CHORAL DEPARTMENT The Choral Department is under the direction of our new choral leader, Mr. Bert Coble. Auditions, performances, and rehearsals become just an everyday thing to the members of choir. Each year the Concert Choir goes on a tour for at least seven days. The choral department receives honors and awards in return for all the hard work they put forth and the enjoyment that they bring to the student body, and to the general public. CONCERT CHOIR: FIRST ROW: Shaffer, O ' Dell, Murray, Harris, Johnson, Moore, Whitaker, J. Ellis, Keesee, Willett, Lyttle. SEC- OND ROW: Rose, Gilbert, Livingston, Stevenson, Stephenson, Cox, Davidson, Jessee, Moretz, Whitten, Brown. THIRD ROW: Stan- ton, Baer, Dingus, Morton, Shumaker, McMurray, Edens, Pender, Worrell. FOURTH ROW: Walling, Williams, Shelton, Fulp, Smith, M. Ellis, Stone, Miller, Barrett, Black. 188 TOP. GIRLS ENSEMBLE: Lyttle, Harris, Whitten, Moretz, Jessee, Gilbert, Stevenson, Cox, Stephenson, Moore, O ' Dell. Pianist J. Ellis. BOTTOM: BOYS ' QUARTET: Mark Walling, Steve Morton, William Fulp, Mike Ellis. Pianist Bill Shumaker. 189 TOP: BOYS ' GLEE CLUB: FIRST ROW: Neal, Self, Tester, Moore, Crusenberry, Edwards, Miller. SECOND ROW: Lee, Shuttle, Rhea, Greer, Davidson, Patrick. THIRD ROW: Helton, C. Brown, Belton, Walling, Brewer, Baker. FOURTH ROW: Hender- son, Blevins, Cooper, C. Brown, Bunche, Cato. BOTTOM: CIRLS ' GLEE CLUB: FIRST ROW: Self, Baker, Atwell, Whitaker, Ful- ford, Almaroad, Crusenberry, Hale, Waycaster, Aldridge, Pianist Janice Ellis. SECOND ROW: Mann, Isley, Lunsford, Gentry, Arnold, Chapman, Leonard, D. Johnson, Vest, Marian, Dugger, Mumpower. THIRD ROW: Ball, L. Nelson, Head, Ferguson, Cardwell, James, Otey, Proulex, Olinger, Malcolm, Stout. FOURTH ROW: Tolbert, W. Wiley, Trump, P. Johnson N. Nelson, Mays, Milhorne, Nininger, Thomas, York. 190 hi II PHHHK 191 TOP: The V.H.S. Big Orange Band. BOT- TOM: FIRST: Connie Kegley, Pam Baer, Corrine Kearfott, Chris Hale, Vickie Rutter, Billy Dunkin, Mike C rowe. SECOND: Donna Blackley, Gary Rawn, Jimmy Seaver, Alvin France, Alan Bevins, Stan Umber- ger. These make up the 1971-72 Band Council. 192 BAND Each year the band, under the direction of Mr. Hamp Richardson, brings many honors to Virginia High. In October, they received a first place rating in the Southeastern Band Festival. Also in November, they received a first place rating in the Chattanooga Band Festival. The members have a chance to try out for the All-State Band. Besides this, they march in many parades, give concerts, and help cheer us on at pep rallies and football games. The band is a contribution to V.H.S. TOP: Drum Majorette Pam Baer. BOTTOM: Majorettes Lawana VanHoy, Vickie Mink, Kim Campbell, Rhonda Jennings, Myra Fleenor, and Linda Newman. KNEELING: Head Majorette Vickie Rutter. 193 TOP — Woodwind section : FIRST: Fleenor, Dawson, L. Crowe, Rutter, Kegley, McClellan, Cambell, Hale, Combs. SECOND: Mink, VanHoy, Allison, Kearfott, Barnes, Mitchell, Baer, Weatherly, Ball. THIRD: Brown, Tuell, Fieds, Blackley, Newman, Davidson, Wright, Bevins, Wolfe. FOURTH: M. Crowe, Bagnall, Denton, Hicks, B. Tolbert, Holbrook, Jones, Bradley. BOTTOM — Brass sec- tion: FIRST: Stallard, Jennings, Wilson, Quarles, Sword, Rawn, McVey, Umberger, Charlton, Pippin, G. Piotrowski, Johnson. SEC- OND: Sizemore, G. Baer, Groseclose, Griffin, King, France, A. Piotrowski, Singleton, H. Barnes, Fleenor, Bonham, Hudson, Duncan. 194 TOP — Drummers: Greene, Bond, Owens, Seaver, Leonard, Shaffer, Wilkinson. BOTTOM LEFT: Terry Wilkinson displays his ability as a drummer. BOTTOM RIGHT: The band shows excellent formation marching in the Southeastern Band Festival. 195 - %y � V ‘ ' ,JW -W Alt GOLF — 1971 SCOREBOARD VHS 349 Tennessee 348 VHS 335 Marion 343 VHS 335 Middles boro 335 VHS 356 Battle 366 VHS 348 Marion 348 VHS 348 Johnson City 310 VHS 348 Middlesboro 325 VHS 334 Battle 363 VHS 321 Tennessee 333 VHS 321 Johnson City 302 VHS 337 District 1st Place VHS 341 Regionals 4th Place RIGHT: Danny Edwards tees off in match against Battle. BOT- TOM: Coach Watford, Edwards, Perry, Martin, Coins, and Shumaker. 198 TOP LEFT: Joe Perry sinks birdie putt against Marion. LEFT: Danny Edwards, Serge Martin, Coach Watford, and joe Perry made the trip to Galax, Va. to play in the regional tournament. Not pictured is Lee Miller. ABOVE: Serge Martin makes approach shot against Battle. 199 RIGHT: Serge Martin makes a nice putt on no. five. RIGHT BOTTOM: Joe Perry smashes a long one on no. fourteen. BELOW: Danny Goins takes the stick out as Danny Edwards makes a great putt on no. five. 200 BASEBALL 1971 proved to be a rebuilding year as only one starter from the great 17-3 team of 1970 returned. The ' Cats, led by Big Five Player of the Year Ronnie Doss, and Coach of the Year Larry Spangler, finished second in Bristol ' s Big Five with a 6-1 record. Tennessee Fligh edged the ' Cats by a half game with a 7-1 ledger. The Orangemen also notched big double wins over arch-rival John Battle and Grundy. The team also won a split of the city championship against Tennessee High. LEFT: Mike Groseclose gets base hit. BOTTOM: FRONT ROW: — Mitchell, Crane, Brown, Lampkins, Tolley, Grose- close, Seaver, M. Phillippi, Washington, Coach Bailey. SECOND ROW — Coach Spangler, Cooper, Eaton, Edens, Weatherly, Smith, Roberts, Walker, Vicars, Sparkman, Dowell, Doss, Meade, Walls, and Booher. 201 SCOREBOARD VHS 11 Chilhowie 10 VHS 0 Abingdon 7 VHS 7 East 11 VHS 5 Marion 2 VHS 1 Patrick Henry 8 VHS 5 Grundy 0 VHS 0 Tennessee 18 VHS 11 East 1 VHS 0 Gate City 3 VHS 3 Marion 5 VHS 3 University High 8 VHS 1 Abingdon 0 VHS 5 Battle 3 VHS 3 Patrick Henry 14 VHS 2 Tennessee 1 VHS 4 Central 1 VHS 0 Gate City 2 VHS 14 Grundy 1 VHS 9 Battle 6 TOP: Ronnie Doss scores on base hit against Ten- nessee High. RIGHT: Head coach Spangler and as- sistant coach Bailey. 202 TOP LEFT: Lester Tolley makes the play at first. TOP RIGHT: The Bearcat duggout. LEFT: Bobby Walls cracks one vs. Battle. 203 hand TOP: Coach Spangler discusses game strategy with Mark Phillippi. BOTTOM LEFT Ronnie Doss throws in victory against Tennessee High. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bruce Meade scores on fly ball . 204 TRACK — 1971 SCOREBOARD VHS 60 Battle 91 VHS 68 Chilhowie 59 VHS 69 Ketron 82 VHS 100 Holston 36 LEFT: Coach Towns watches one of the events in meet against Battle. BFLOW: FIRST ROW: S. Smith, Roberts, Simpson, Anderson, Brown, C. Cato, Williams, Watford, Dingus, Salyers. SECOND ROW: Sparkman, Creger, B. Smith, Pauley, Gibson, Shelton, Hoback, Ratliffe, Mc- Kamey, Thomas, J. Walling, and Weaver. THIRD ROW: Meade, Minnick, Barrett, Owens, Ketron, Cross, Per- kins, Strouth, J. Beavers, Pope, J. Miller, Hoffarth, and Coach Towns. 205 TOP: Doug Minnick clears low hurdle first followed closely by Larry Salyers and Hol- ston hurdler. RIGHT: Butch Shelton wins first place in the 100. 206 LEFT: Charlie Perkins throws the shot put as Coach Hurley looks on. BOTTOM: Harlon King uses perfect form in this broad jump. BELOW: Managers Jeff Walling and Jimmy Weaver show that being a manager is hard work. 207 !«Br FOOTBALL RIGHT: Coach Bradley talks with Rap Cansler during Pa- trick Henry game. BOTTOM: FRONT ROW — Rosser, Can- ty, Wilson, Gudger, Shelton, Brown, Cato, Bailey, Corvin, Cross, Washington, Kearfott. SECOND ROW: Watford, Pender, Davenport, Worrell, Perkins, Perry, Edwards, S. Beavers, Walls, Weatherly, Barrett, Campbell, Walling. THIRD ROW: Coach Bradley, C. Hackley, Miller, Cansler, Smith, Creger, Houser, Ball, Ketron, Taylor, Coach Span- gler. FOURTH ROW: Coach Smith, Coach Brookman, Melkowski, Pauley, Gilmer, E. Hackley, Strouth Widner, Owens, ]. Beavers, Coach Byington, and Coach Sizemore. 208 TOP: Butch Shelton rambles for first down in big win over Marion. LEFT: Mike Worrell makes great catch against Abingdon. 209 The 1971 Virginia High football team, led by new head coach Burrhead Bradley and all-Southwest district quarterback Ra- phael Cansler, had its best record since 1967 finishing 6-4. After three weeks of hard summer practice, the Bearcats romped over Battle 35-7. Next they journeyed to Pound for a non-district clash with the Wildcats. The Orangemen came out with a big 30-12 win. Gate City ' s Big Blue Cannonball rolled into Bristol and walked away with a hard earned 38-0 victory over the Bearcats. Abingdon ' s Falcons came to town and stole a 22-15 decision. The Bearcats then handed highly regarded Marion a 40-12 defeat in a brilliant team effort. The ' Cats then lost to a tough Central team by a 31-8 count, and then marked up two consecutive wins against Patrick Henry and Graham. In the annual V-T game, the Big Orange put together a great fight for the first half but couldn ' t stop Tennessee High ' s state cham- pion Vikings. BOTTOM: Tom Cross, Bob Walls, and Ed Hackley try to hurry Central quarter- back Don Mason as he throws a pass in the Cougars ' 31-8 victory. 210 SCOREBOARD VHS 35 John Battle 7 VHS 30 Pound 12 VHS 0 Gate City 38 VHS 15 Abingdon 22 VHS 40 Marion 12 VHS 8 Central 31 VHS 14 Grundy 6 VHS 3 Patrick Henry 2 VHS 20 Graham 0 VHS 8 Tennessee 49 LEFT: Bob Walls, Tom Cross, Ed Hackley, and Jack Beavers are in hot pursuit of Viking back Gil Kyle in V-T game. BOTTOM: Captain Ed Hackley takes a breather as the offense has the ball. 211 TOP: The Bearcats are preparing to score against Central. RIGHT: Joe Perry throws key block for Butch Shelton against Tennessee High. 212 LEFT: Charles Perkins goes around right end against Ten- nessee High. BELOW: Joe Perry rambles for good yardage against Patrick Henry in the Mud Bowl . 213 B-TEAM SCOREBOARD VHS 19 St. Paul 0 VHS 6 Marion 6 VHS 8 Gate City 20 VHS 38 Abingdon 0 VHS 6 Gate City 20 VHS 22 Battle 0 RIGHT: Danny Edwards gets big yardage in win over Battle. BELOW: FRONT ROW — Creger, Davenport, Gudger, Cato, Campbell, and Beavers. SECOND ROW Melkowski, C. Hackley, Houser, Smith, Barrett, Taylor, and Ball. 214 PE FRESHMEN SCOREBOARD VHS 12 Battle 14 VHS 6 St. Paul 12 VHS 6 Ketron 0 VHS 22 Tennessee 44 VHS 6 Holston Valley 0 VHS 0 St. Paul 12 LEFT: Carlos Lee goes around left end for big yardage against Tennessee High. BELOW: FRONT ROW: Mitch Sherwood, Ron Helton, Steve Rhea, Tim Barker, Mike Hut- ton, Bobby Kearfott, Gary Ashley, Ernie Arnold, George Belton, Mike Nelson, and Pete Curcio. SECOND ROW: Neil Knox, Rufus Cooper, Robert Bunche, Carlos Lee, Cur- tis Brown, Jimmy Duncan, Randy Hamilton, Kevin Corbett, and Coach Lester Byington. 215 BASKETBALL RIGHT: Mike Foote fires in a ten footer against Rich- lands. BELOW: FRONT ROW — Donnie Foote, Ran- dy Salyers, Charles Cate, Kently Washington. Coach Towns, Butch Shelton, Serge Martin, Mike Grose- close, and John Rosser. SECOND ROW — Allen Wil- liams, Percy Greene, Raphael “Rat Cansler, Gary Everett, Mike Foote, Bobby Ellis, Johnny Eury, John Pope, and Barrie Smith. 216 LEFT: Butch Shelton drives for easy layup against Richlands. BOTTOM LEFT: Randy Salyers hits fifteen footer in big victory over Richlands. BELOW: Raphael Cansler fights for the tip against a Grundy player. 217 SCOREBOARD VHS 46 Abingdon 56 VHS 65 Gate City 74 VHS 68 Tennesee High 80 VHS 78 Grundy 69 VHS 65 Lynn View 74 VHS 53 Castlewood 70 VHS 86 Patrick Henry 62 VHS 58 Marion 72 VHS 76 Battle 69 VHS 75 Patrick Henry 71 VHS 59 Marion 42 VHS 85 Richlands 69 VHS 65 Graham 69 VHS 78 Tazewell 64 VHS 66 Battle 46 VHS 36 Abingdon 39 VHS 70 Gate City 67 VHS 57 Tennessee High 52 VHS 62 Graham 66 RIGHT: Mike Foote snatches a big rebound from a Grundy player. BELOW: Kently Washington sinks a shot from the outside. 218 The 1971-72 varsity basketball team was a very unpredictable team but finished very strong after a slow start. The ' Cats began the season losing five of their first six games but still finished with a very respectable 10-9 record. Led by seniors Mike Foote and Butch Shelton, and sophomores Rat Cansler and Kently Wash- ington, the team pinned the only regular sea- son loss on Marion with a stunning 59-42 victo- ry at Marion. Other highlights included beat- ing Gate City and Tennessee High in the last week of regular play with the latter game cap- turing the Big Five trophy. In the district tour- nament, Virginia High journeyed to Graham and was defeated by the G-Men by a 66-62 count. Coach Towns did another fine job this year as he had his second winning season in a row. LEFT: Barrie Smith shoots a short shot as Randy Salyers and Kently Washington go for the rebound. BELOW: Coach Towns and the members of the bench look on during a recent game. BELOW: Butch Shelton is taking a rest against Battl e. RIGHT: Raphael Cansler makes long shot from the corner against Tennessee High. BOTTOM : Coach Towns has a few words with his players during a time out. 220 ABOVE: Emett Haley is too late to stop Butch Shelton from two more points in big victory over the Vikings. TOP LEFT: John Pope and Bobby Ellis fight for rebound as Serge Martin waits for outlet pass. LEFT: Kently Washington and Rat Cansler put a double team defense on this Abingdon player. 221 B-TEAM SCOREBOARD VHS 60 Abingdon 39 VHS 44 Gate City 30 VHS 38 Tennessee High 49 VHS 56 Grundy 55 VHS 39 Patrick Henry 45 VHS 46 Marion 41 VHS 34 Battle 29 VHS 48 Patrick Henry 44 VHS 39 Marion 41 VHS 39 Richlands 34 VHS 33 Graham 37 VHS 40 Tazewell 35 VHS 44 Battle 36 VHS 42 Abingdon 36 VHS 33 Gate City 41 VHS 35 Tennessee High 51 RIGHT: Mike Worrell hits on long outside shot against Marion. BELOW: FIRST ROW — Craig Charles, Mike Wor- rell, Carl Hackley, David Johnson, Percy Wilson, Don Pen- der, Jerry Creger, and Bob Duncan. SECOND ROW — Coach Les Byington, Jerry Watford, Danny Cullop, Ron Cato, Jerry Miller, Henry Greene, Rick Kelly, Carlos Lee, and Don Duck Washington. 222 FRESHMEN SCOREBOARD VHS 38 Abingdon 25 VHS 27 Tennessee High 48 VHS 31 Abingdon 28 VHS 36 Battle 35 VHS 28 Gate City 62 VHS 35 Marion 21 VHS 28 Tennessee High 39 VHS 55 Marion 41 VHS 39 Battle 44 VHS 30 Gate City 38 LEFT: Coach Smith, in his first year at Virginia High, dou- bled as freshman basketball coach and official clock opera- tor at the varsity games. BELOW: FIRST ROW — Kearfoot, Williams, Banks, Henner, McCartney, Cooper, and John- son. 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Latin Club 1,2; Interact 1,2,3, President 4. ANDERSON, HARRY H. Boys ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Art Club 2; Track 3,4; Junior Jaycees 4; V.H.S. United Association 4. ANDERSON, PATRICIA ANN VICA3; D.E. Club 3; VOT4. ARNOLD, VIRGINIA ALYSON French Club 1,2; Secretary Freshman Class; SCA Representative 1,2, 3, 4; Spring Festival 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3,4; Secretary Sophomore Class; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4; Secretary Senior Class; Drama Club 4; Cheerleader 2,3, Cap- tain 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Hi-Y Sweetheart 4; V.H.S. United Associa- tion 4. ARNOLD, BETTY FAYE Gr i Is ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; D.E. Club 3; VOT4. BAKER, ALBERT BAKER, MARK GRAHAM French Club 1; Art Club 2; Mixed Cho- rus 3. BANKS, RANDALL KEITH Student Life Bible Club 3, Historian 4; Beta Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Junior Jaycees 3, Secretary 4. BAXLEY, ROBERT EDWIN Key Club 1,2, 3, 4; Spring Festival 1,2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class President; SCA Reporter 2; SCA Vice-President 3; Beta Club 3, Presi- dent 4; V.H.S. United Assoc iation 4; Track 4. BLACK, NORSALUS H. Boys ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Concert Choir 4; V.H.S. United Asso- ciation 4. BLACKLEY, DONNA CHRISTINE Band 1,2,4; Tri-Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2,4; Beta Club 4. BLEVINS, MILLICENT LEE Beta Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3. BOOHER, ALICIA ANN D.E. Club 2; Drama Club 2; Mixed Chorus 2,3. BOOHER, CLEAVE BRADLEY, CECIL DOUGLAS S.C.A. Representative 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Golf Team 1,2,4; Beta Club 3,4; All- State West 1,2,3. BRAY,]. GAYLE Beta Club 3,4; Science Club; Student Life Bible Club 4, Treasurer 3; D.E. Club 4; French Club 3. BREWER, CATHY ANN Girls ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3; D.E. Club 2,3. BROWN, GENEVA Mixed Chorus 1,2; Concert Choir 3,4; Pep Club 4. BROWN, THOMAS A. Football 1,2,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 3,4; Art Club 2; Junior Jaycees 4; V.H.S. United Association 4. BROWN, VARAH MARIE Mixed Chorus 1; Girls ' Glee Club 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Pep Club 4. BURKLOW, ALLEN CAMPBELL, MARGARET NELL Girls ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; VOT 4. CANTER, BETTY CAROL Mixed Chorus 2; VICA Club 4. CANTER, MARY ELLEN Girls ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; VOT Club 4. CANTY, CHARLES MARSHAL Latin Club 1,2; Junior Jaycees 1,2,4, Reporter 3; Football 1,4. CARTER, GAIL Y-Teens 1,2; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 4; V.H.S. United Association 4; D.E. Club 4. CLARK, LINDA LEA Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Chaplain 4; French Club 1,2,3, President 4; Latin Club 3, Secre- tary 4; Science Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; SCA Representative 4. CLARK, STEPHEN GEORGE Junior Latin Club 1,2; Spring Festival 2, 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Art Club 4. COLLINS, JACKIE BRADFORD VICA 4. COMBS, SHEILA JAN Spanish Club 1,2; Beta Club 1; Band 1, 2,3,4; Tri-Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; V.H.S. United Association 4. CORVIN, RICHARD WILLIAM Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Spanish Club 1; Interact Club 1,2, Chaplain 3, Vice-President 4; Beta Club 3,4; Junior Civitan 3, President 4; Club Council 4. CRANE, ROGER CRANC, MARGARET ELIZABETH Concert Choir 3; D.E. 4. CROSS, FONDA DELYNN Drama Club 1,2,3; Girls ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Alpha Club 2,3,4; Concert Choir 3; D.E. 4. CROWE, MICHAEL EUGENE Latin Club 1,2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Spring Festival 1,2,3, 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Boys ' Hi-Y 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 4; Little Virginian Staff 4; All State Band 1,2,3. DAVIDSON, BARBARA JEAN Girls ' Glee Club 1; Tri-Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Alpha Club 2,4; Art Club 4. DAVIS, NANCY MARIE Reporter Sophomore Class; VOT 4. DAVIS, TIMOTHY EDWARD Band 1; Drama 3; Jaycees 3. 243 DENNY, SHARON ANN Freshman Class Treasurer; Alpha 1,2,3, Historian 4; Spring Festival 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus Secretary 2; S.C.A. Rep- resentative 3. DENNISON, ROBERT DEMETRIS, VALERIE JUNE Drama Club 1,2; VIRGINIAN STAFF 4. DICKEY, FRANK DOUGLASS French Club 1; Chess Club 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Spring Festival 2; Science Club 4; VIRGINIAN STAFF 3, Editor 4. DOWELL, JOHN JEFFERY Interact Club 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1; Bas- ketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. DUNN, JOHN FADES, JERRY MICHAEL Boys ' Glee Club 1. EASTRIDGE, JAMES ELMER D.E. Club 3,4. EATON, SAMUFL AUTHOR JR. EDWARDS, DANIEL JOSEPH Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Golf Team 3,4; Key Club 3, President 4; Sci- ence Club 4. ELLIS, ROBERT E. Junior Jaycees 4; Basketball 4. ELLIS, MICHAEL DOUGLAS Spring Festival 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; Boys ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Mens ' Quartet 3,4; Pep Club President 4; Club Coun- cil 4; Prom Committee 2,3; Junior Jay- cees 4; Key Club 3,4; VIRGINIAN STAFF 4; All Regional Chorus 3,4; All State 4; Vice-President Concert Choir. EVERETT, CARY FISKE Band 1,2,3, Vice-President 4; Interact Club 1,2,3, Secretary 4; Basketball 2,3,4. FAUCETTE, THEDA CATHERINE Art Club 1,2, 3, 4; Tri-Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Drama Club 1,2, Reporter 3; President 4; Alpha Club 2; Science Club 4; Spring Festival 2,4; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Club Council 4. FINE, MICAH CLAUDETTE French Club 1,2; Beta Club 1; Band 1,2; Drama Club 1 . FLEENOR, DEBBIE C. Girls ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Delta Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1; D.E. Club 4; Alpha Club 3,4; Spring Festival 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Decorations 3,4. FLEENOR, DONALD HERBERT FLEENOR, MICHAEL LYNN FLEENOR, JERRY ANTHONY D.E. Club 3; D.O. Club 4. FLEMING, ROBERT MOFFATT Football 1; D.E. Club 2,3; Manager Bas- ketball Team 2; Golf Team 3. FOOTE, WILLIAM MICHEAL Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1; Jaycees 4; Pep Club 4; V.H.S. United Association 4. FOUCH, JAMES THOMAS Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 2; D.E. Club 2,3. FOUCH, VIRGINIA LOUISE D.E. Club 1; French Club 4. FULP, WILLIAM LEON Boys ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Concert Choir; All Regional Chorus; All State Chorus; Junior Jaycees 4. GILMER, TIMOTHY GORDON Football 1,3,4; Interact Club 1,2, Secre- tary 3,4; Spring Festival 3,4; Alpha Club Sweetheart 4. GOODPASTURE, PATRICA SUE Drama Club 2; SCA Representative 2; Spring Festival 1,3; Science Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Pep Club 4. CORLEY, NANCY JEAN Student Life Bible Club 3; Science Club 3; French Club 3. GRAYSON, LISA ANNE Science Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Student Life Bible Club 3,4. GREER, SUSAN CAROL French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 2,3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Spring Festival 3,4; Junior Jaycees Sweetheart 3; Junior Civitan Club Sweetheart 4; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 3,4; V.H.S. United Asso- ciation 4; Drama Club 4; Senior Class Vice-President 4; Little Virginian Staff 4. GREGORY, DALLAS LOUISE Alpha Club 2,3, Secretary 4; Cheer- leader 4; Spring Festival 3,4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; V.H.S. United Associa- tion 4; Little Virginian Staff 4. GREGORY, MICHAEL BARNES Latin Club 1,2,3; Science Club 2,3,4; SCA Representative 2,3,4; Spring Festi- val 2,3,4; Little Virginian Staff 3; Editor- in-chief 4; Key Club 4; Beta Club 3,4. GREENE, ANTHONY GROSECLOSE, KATHERINE REID Band 1,2, 3, 4; FTA 2; Spanish Club 3; Vice-President 4; Science Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Spring Festival; Home- coming Queen Candidate. GROSECLOSE, HARRY MICHAEL Interact Club 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Science Club 2; Spring Festival 2,3,4. H ACKLEY, JOSEPH EDWARD Football 1,2, 3, 4; Key Club 1,2, 3, 4; Span- ish Club 2,3, President 4; Art Club 2,3, 4; Spring Festival 2,3,4; Junior Class Treasurer; VIRGINIAN Staff 3, Business Manager 4. HALE, CHRISTINE L. French Club 1; Band 1,3, Treasurer 4; Beta Club 3,4; Delta-Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 4. HALL, DEWAYNE Boys ' Glee Club 1,3; Mixed Chorus 2. HAMILTON, MARY MARCIA Alpha Club 1,2, 3, 4; Spring Festival 3; Spanish Club 1; D.E. 3. HAMILTON, TERRY LEA Latin Club 1,2; Little Virginian Staff 3,4; VIRGINIAN Staff 2; Science Club 3,4; Student Life Bible Club President 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; D.E. Club 4. 244 HARMON, JERRY DALE D.E. Club 2,3,4. HARRISON, PHIL WAYNE Boys ' Glee Club 1; Spring Festival 1,2; D.E. Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. Club 2. HAWTHORNE, DEBORAH LYNN Tri-Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; French Club 1,2; Girls ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Beta Club 3,4; VIRGINIAN Staff 3. HESS, WESLEY H. Spanish Club 2; Junior Jaycees 3; VICA 4. HILL, CYNTHIA JEAN Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 4; V.H.S. United Association 4. HiNES, JOHN C. Art Club 1,2,3; D.E. Club 3,4. HOBBS, JAMES RAY Football 1; Science Club 1; Interact Club 3,4; Tri-Delta Tri-Hi-Y Club Sweetheart 4; Student Faculty Steering Committee 4; V.H.S. United Associa- tion 4. HORNE, FRED B. Key Club 1,2, Chaplain 3,4; SCA Repre- sentative 1; Beta Club 3, Treasurer 4. HUGHES, LACHELLE OLIVIA Y-Teens 1; Tri-Delta Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; Pep Club President 4; V.H.S. United Association 4. HUNT, CHRISTINE HURLEY, LANDON JACK VICA 3; President 4. ISLEY, LAURA PATRICIA Student Life Bible Club 2; Tri-Delta Tri- Hi-Y Club 3, Treasurer 4; SCA Repre- sentative 3; Little Virginian Staff Re- porter 4; V.H.S. United Association 4. JACKSON, SAMMY TODD ICT 2,3. JESSEE, JERRY LYNN D.E. 3,4. JOHNSON, DEBORAH LOUISE French Club 1; Library Club 4; Pep Club 4; V.H.S. United Association 4. JOHNSON, RICHARD NOTTINGHAM Latin Club 1,2; Chess Club 4; Junior Jaycees 4; Science Club 4; Football 4; Track 4. JOHNSON, ELIZABETH VAUGHAN Latin Club 1,2,3; Girls ' Glee Club 1; Spring Festival 1,3; Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4; Tri-Delta Tri-Hi-Y Club 2,3,4; Little Vir- ginian Staff 3,4; Concert Choir 4; Girls ' Ensemble 4; FBA 2. JOHNSON, MARY LYNN FBLA4. JOHNSON, VICTORIA ROZELLE Art Club 1,2,3, Vice President 4; Spring Festival Decoration Committee; Beta Club 3,4. JONES, BRENDA SUE FBLA2. KEARFOTT, MARGARET CORRINE Latin Club 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3,4; Beta Club Secretary 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 1,2,3, Vice President 4; Science Club 4; SCA Representative 4. KEGLEY, CONSTANCE Band 1,2,3, President 4; Alpha Club 1,2, 3,4; Spring Festival 3,4; Sweetheart of Interact Club 4; Science Club 4; Home- coming Queen Candidate. KELLY, DAVID RANDOLPH Latin Club 1,2; Football Manager 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 1,2, 3, 4; VIRGINI- AN STAFF 2,3; Beta Club 4; Key Club 4; Science Club 4; V.H.S. United Associa- tion 4; SCA President 4. KELSEY, DON ]. D.E. Club 3,4. KELSEY, JOHNNY IRVING D.E. Club 3,4. KING, REBECCA LYNN Reporter of Freshman Class; Alpha Club 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, KING, DANNY WAYNE D.E. Club 3,4. KISTNER, MARK KRISE, SHEILA KAY LANE, JOY ANN Art Club 1,2,3; Spring Festival 1, 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; FTA 1, Treasurer 2; Drama Club 2; Tri-Delta Tri-Hi-Y 3; D.E. 4. LAUMAN,JEAN ANNE Spanish Club 1,2; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2,3,4; Spring Festival 3; Senior Class Treasurer; V.H.S. United Association 4; Drama CLUB : Pep Club 4; Science Club 3, President 4; Club Council. LEONARD, CINDY LOU LEONARD, LINDA KAY French Clu 1; Alpha Club 1,2, Secre- tary 3, President 4; Vice President of Freshman Class; Spring Festival 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus Reporter 2; Science Club 4; VIRGINIAN STAFF 4; Club Council 4; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 4; Girls ' Glee Club Secretary 1. LEONARD, LORETTA DARLENE F.H.A. Reporter 3; FBLA 3, Secretary 4; D.E. 4. LILLEY, MELISSA ANNE Tri-Hi-Y Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Art Club 4; VIRGINIAN STAFF 3; Spring Festival 4; D.E. Club 4. LINK, BARBARA JO I.C.T. 3,4. LINNEN, GEORGE BRUCE D.E. Club 3,4. LITTLETON, MARY SUSANNE Art Club 1,2, 3, 4; FTA 1, Secretary 2; Lat- in Club 1; Tri-Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Pres- ident 4; Spring Festival 1,2, 3, 4; SCA Representative 2; Student Faculty Steering Committee 3; Science Club 4; VIRGINIAN STAFF 4; Pep Club 4; Dra- ma Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Prom Decorations 3; Club Council 4. LOCKHART, JOY LEE Drama Club 4; French Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. LOVELACE, LARRY GENE LOVETT, VALERIE JEAN Drama Club 1,2,3; Band 1; Girls ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Little Virgini- an 4; D.E. Club 4. LUTTRELL, JAMES MARTIN, SERGE BARRY Football 1,2; Junior Jaycees 1,2,3, Trea- surer 4; SC A Representative 1,3,4; Golf Team 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Key Club 4; VIRGINIAN STAFF 4; Latin Club 1; Spring Festival 4. McCLANAHAN, RICHARD McCROSKEY, PAMELA JANE F.H.A. Reporter 1, Secretary 2, Presi- dent 3; D.E. Club 3, Vice President 4. McKAMEY, CHARLES DAVID Football 1,2,3; Track Team 3; SCA Rep- resentative 4; Library Club 4. MOLENAAR, JOYCE LINDA Beta Club 4; French Club 4. MOORE, KYLE DANIEL D.E. Club 2; Basketball 2; VICA 3. MORETZ, TERRY LEE Art Club 2; Drama Club 2; V.O.D. 2; Junior Jaycees 3,4; Basketball 3; SCA Representative 3; D.E. Club 4. MORRISSEY, JOHN MITCHELL, MYRON MAXWELL Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; D.E. Club 3, 4. MILLHORN, AMELIA WYNN Y-Teens 1; F.H.A. Club 1,2; F.T.A. Club 1; D.E. Club 3,4. MELLETT, MARILYN MUMPOWER, BARBARA JEAN D.E. Club 4. MUMPOWER, DONNA GAY Y-Teens 2. MURRAY, RHONDA LYNN Spanish Club 2. NECESSARY, LARRY WAYNE Track Team 2,3; Junior Jaycees 3; Speech Club 1; D.O. Club 4. NELSON, KATHY ELAINE D.E. Club 4. NEWTON, KENNETH E. I.C.T. Club 4. OLINGER, BRENDA SUE Girls ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Science Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Stu- dent Life Bible Club 3, Vice President 4. OPENGARI, RODGER LEE Junior Jaycees 3; Executive President 4; Chess Club 2; Little Virginian 2. OSBORNE, HOWELL PATRICK, ARLETTE GAIL Girls ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Drama Club 2; Library Club Secretary 2; Concert Choir 3; All-Regional Choir 3; Alpha Club 4; D.E. Club Reporter 4. PATRICK, MARILYN PAULEY, FRANKLIN PENDERGRASS, TERRY LYNN Art Club 1 . PENDER, RONALD ALLEN Art Club 1,3; Boys ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Spanish Club 1; Concert Choir 3,4; All-Regional Chorus 4; All State Chorus 4; Spring Festival 1,3,4. PERRY, BARBARA LEE Y-Teens 1; Treasurer 2, Vice President 3; F.H.A. Club 1,2. PERRY, JOSEPH C. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track Team 1; Golf Team 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3, 4; Civitan Club 2, Chaplain 3,4. POPE, MILLICENT LYALIA Girls ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3; Girls Ensemble 3; All State Chorus 3; Art Club 1,2; Pep Club 4; D.E. Club 4. PRUITT, EVELYN DARLENE Girls ' Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3. RATLIFF, GARY LYNN Football 1; Track Team 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2; D.E. Club 3,4. ROBERTS, FRANKLINGREGORY Basketball 1,2; Track Team 1,2; Chess Club 2,3; Art Club 3; Junior Jaycees 3, President 4; D.E. Club 3,4. ROBINSON, DEBBIE ROBINSON, PATTI RODGERS, FLOYD EUGENE D.E. Club 2,4. ROSE, SCOTT KYLE Library Club 1; Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4. ROSENBALM, BEVERLY JANE F.H.A. 1; Y-Teens 1, Vice President 2, President 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Inter- Club Council Representative 1; V.I.C.A. Secretary 3, Reporter 4. ROSSER, CATHERINE EVELYN Tri Delta Tri-Hi-Y Club 1; Alpha Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Spring Festival 3,4. RUTTER, LINDA RUTTER, VICKIE LYNN Band 1,2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, Captain 3,4; Spring Festival 1,2, 3, 4; Alpha Club 2,3, 4, Latin Club 1; Science Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; S.C.A. Representative 4. SALYER, MICHAEL LEE Boys Hi-Y 1,2; Science Club 3,4; Junior Jaycees 4; VIRGINIAN STAFF 2; Junior Civitan 4; S.C.A. Representative 4. SAYLERS, RANDALL CURTIS Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Beta Club 3,4; Interact Club 2,3,4; Baseball 4. 246 SAMPSON, DEBORAH SUE President Freshman Class; Drama Club 1,2; Alpha Club 1,2; Band 1; Science Club 3; T ri-Hi-Y 3,4; S.C.A. Represent- ative 2; S.C.A. Treasurer 3; 1st Runner up Homecoming Queen; D.E. Club Vice President 3; President 4. SAUL, SHERI Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2; Alpha Club 3,4; Pep Club 4. SCHNEIDER, ARTHUR MICHAEL Interact Club 3,4; Junior Jaycees 3. SEAVER, JAMES MARION Band 1,2, 3, 4; All-State Band 1,2,3, 4; Lat- in Club 1,2; Boys Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, President 4; Track Team 2; Science Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Baseball 3; V.H.S. United Association 4; Spring Festival 1,2, 3, 4; Little Virginian 4; Club Council 4. SHELTON, SIDNEY ORLANDA Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Track Team 3,4; Ju- nior Jaycees 4; Concert Choir 4; Base- ball 4. SHUMAKER, WILLIAM RUTLEDCE Latin Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Spring Festival 2,3,4; Golf Team 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Boys Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4; Key Club 4; V.H.S. United Association 4; Little Virginian 4. SILCOX, SHARON LEE Alpha Club 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; Vice President Sophomore Class; Art Club 2; S.C.A. Representative 2; Jour- nalism Staff 3,4. SPROLES, VICKI LEIGH Tri Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1,3,4; French Club 1; Girls ' Glee Club 1; VIRGINIAN STAFF 2,3; D.E. Club 4. STONE, ]OHN STATZER, RUTH ELLEN TALLEY, CATHY TATE, FREDERICK BARTON President Junior Latin Club 1; Art Club 1,2, Secretary 3,4; Drama Club 1,2; Sec- retary 3,4; Spring Festival 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2,3; Science Club 2,3,4; Vice- President Junior Clas; S.C.A. Repre- sentative 1; S.C.A. Secretary 4; Little Virginian 4; Reporter Senior Class; Student Faculty Steering Committee 4. TATE, RITA KAREN French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Spring Festival 1,3; Alpha Club 1, Treasurer 3,4; Little Vir- ginian 4; Beta Club 4. THOMPSON, CHARM A KAYE F.H.A. Club 1,2,3; Girls ' Glee Club 1; V.O.T. Club 4. THURSTON, JACKIE TODT, FLORENCE ROBIN SC. A. Representative 1; Art Club 2; Beta Club 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Tri Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Vice President 4; Junior Class Secretary; V.H.S. United Associa- tion 4. TOLBERT, CAROL SUE Girls ' Glee Club 1; Tri Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1; French Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Alpha Club 1,2, Reporter 4; Spring Festival 2, 3,4; S.C.A. Representative 4; Science Club 4; Little Virginian 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Sweetheart Junior Jaycees 4. VICARS, DENNIS EUGENE Football 1; Baseball 3,4; Science Club 4; Junior Jaycees 4; Junior Civitan 4; Interact Club 4. WALLING, MARK WILLIAM Spring Festival 1,2, 3, 4; Key Club 1,2,3, Chaplain 4; Concert Choir 3, President 4; All-Regional Chorus 3; D.E. Club 3, Vice President 4. WALLS, BOBBY H. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Track Team 4; Interact Club 4. WANN, SYLVIA KAYE FBLA Club 3; D.E. Club 4. WARREN, MERLE Art Club 1,2,4, President 3; Drama Club 2, Secretary 3,4; President Senior Class Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, President 4; Pep Club 4; Science Club 3,4; bpring Festival 3,4; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 4; Student Faculty Steering Committee 4; Club Council 3,4; Span- ish Club 2. WAYCASTER, ROCKY WHEELER, JOHN MICHAEL WHITAKER, SANDRA MAY Student Life Bible Club 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; F.H.A. Club 4; French Club 4. WILLIAMS, ALLEN LEE Spring Festival 1; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Boys ' Glee Club 1,3; Mixed Chorus 2; Concert Choir 4; Track Team 3. WISE, LESTER WAYNE Art Club 2,3; Spring Festival 2; Chess Club 2; D.E. Club 4. WOLFE, DORIS LENA Girls ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Art Club 2,3; D.E. Club 4. WOLFE, JERRY BAKER D.E. Club 3, Vice President 4. WORLEY, VICKY MARIE Girls ' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; VOT Club 4. YORK, PATRICK GERARD Interact Club 1,2,3, 4; French Club 1; Art Club 1,2,3; Spring Festival 2,3; Sci- ence Club 3,4; Sweetheart of Tri-Hi-Y 4. 247 GENERAL INDEX Absher, Mike 35, 144 Adair, Mr. Hugh 18 Acuff, Miss A nnette 22 Adams, Hilary 77, 135 Aldridge, Angela 77, 133, 190 Allison, Kimberly Sue 67, 194 Almaroad, Debbie 77, 190 Almaroad, Margie 35 Almaroad, Susan 55 Amburgey, Tony 67 Andersen, Alex 35, 151 Anderson, Allen 55,145 Anderson, Harry 35, 100, 153, 155, 205 Anderson, Linda 77 Anderson, Patricia 35 Arnold, Alyson 34, 35, 96, 97, 106, 116, 117, 128, 136, 138, 148, 150, 155 Arnold, Betty Faye 35 Arnold, Ernie 77, 128, 215 Arnold, Sharon 190 Arnold, Tommy 55, 134 Ashley, Anne 55, 144 Ashley, Gary 77, 215, 223 Ashley, Sandra 67 Ateyeh, Louise Anne 77 Atwell, Teresa Jean 77 Atwood, Beverley 67, 142, 143, 190, 191 Baer, Greg 67, 100, 106, 132, 188, 194 Baer, Pamela Faye 55, 106, 107, 120, 133, 138,146,194 Bagnall, Arthur 67, 100, 134, 194 Bailey, Mr. Bob 201, 202 Bailey, Danny 55, 152, 194 Bailey, Mindy 67, 148 Bailey, Ricky Ray 67, 145 Baker, Albert 145 Baker, Kathy D. 67, 184, 190 Baker, Mark 35 Baker, Danny 77, 190 Ball, Janet 67, 143, 194 Ball, Johnny M. 55, 175 Ball, Kathy Lynn 77, 190 Ball, Teddy 208, 214 Banks, Jerry 77, 223 Banks, Randall 35, 131, 140, 153 Barker, Debbie 77 Barker, Larry 67 Barker, Timothy L. 215 Barnes, Howell 77, 194 Barnes, Kerry Jane 55, 131, 134, 138, 147, 194 Barrett, Victor L. 67, 188, 205, 214 Bass, Linda Jane III 54, 55, 128, 131, 132, 135,136,148 Bays, Mrs. Wanda 22 Baxley, Bobby 35, 130, 131, 154, 155 Beavers, Jack 55, 152, 208, 211 Beavers, Stephen 67, 152, 208, 214 Begley, Ronnie 67 Belcher, David Bell, Mr. Gaither 31 Belton, George 77, 135, 190, 215 Beverly, JoRita 55 Bevins, Alan 55, 100, 132, 192 Black, Norsalus 36, 100, 129, 153, 155, 188 Blackley, Donna 35, 131, 147, 192, 196 Blair, Steve 55 Blake, Michael Blankenship, Pat 55, 132 Blaylock, Marilyn Blevins, Gerald 55, 144 Blevins, Jeff P. Blevins, Millie 36, 131 Blevins, Russell 77, 190 Boggs, Sandy Kay 67, 100, 139, 149 Bond, Jerry 55,136,164,195 Bonham, Margaret Susan 55, 121, 132, 138,147,194 Booher, Anita 67, 133, 160 Booher, Ann 36 Booher, Christine 67 Booher, Cleave 36, 145 Booher, Florence 67, 139, 149 Booher, Gary 201 Booher, Jeff 77 Booher, Karen 77 Booher, Teresa 77 Booher, Timothy 77 Booher, Vickie 55, 133, 139, 147 Booth, Mrs. Doris 22, 129, 159 Bordwine, James 67 Bowdoin, Mrs. Louise 22, 129, 183 Bower, Lola 55, 101,137,139 Bowers, Delores 56, 142, 191 Bowers, Teresa 56 Bowman, Marietta 77 Bowman, Mary Jane Bowyer, Anthony 77 Boyd, Mrs. Frances 22, 119, 145 Bradley, Mr. Lawrence 19, 23, 184, 208 Bradley, Cecil 36,131,194 Bray, Gayle 36, 131,140, 144 Bray, Jim 56, 131,177 Brewer, Cathy 36 Brewer, Mike 77, 190 Brookman, Mr. Ed 23, 121, 153, 208 Brooks, Diane 67, 191 Brooks, Jeffrey L. 77 Brown, Chris James 67 Brown, Curtis Douglas 77, 190, 215, 223 Brown, David 77 Brown, Geneva 36, 100, 188 Brown, Miss Irene 23, 140, 172 Brown, Mrs. Ruby 23 Brown, Sabrina 77, 194 Brown, Thomas 36, 153, 155, 201, 208 Brown, Tim 56 Brown, Varah 36, 100, 153 Brown, Anna 248 Brummet, Don 67 Buchnan, William 67, 191 Bullock, Patty 76, 77, 100, 128, 135 Bunche, Robert 77, 190, 215, 223 Burke, Linda 67 Burkelow, Allen 36 Burnnette, Vada 56, 191 Byington, Mr. Lester 208, 215, 222 Campbell, Janis 54, 56, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100,129,131,132,138,1 48,155 Campbell, Kim 67, 77, 128, 133, 148, 192, 194 Campbell, Margaret 36 Campbell, Randy 77, 208, 214, 223 Cannon, Ki Cansler, Raphael 67, 191, 208, 216, 217, 220, 221 Canter, Betty 37 Canter, Fred 56 Canter, Junior Canter, Mary 37 Canter, Sandra 67 Canter, Mrs. Vickie 21 Canty, Charles 100, 120, 153, 155, 208 Cardwell, Vicky L. 77, 190 Carlson, Donna 77, 135, 140 Carmack, Janis Carter, A. P. 124 Carter, Sara 124 Carter, Maybelle 124 Carter, Darvella 77 Carter, Gail 37, 116, 144, 153, 155 Carter, Iran 56 Carter, Ronald 67, 185 Cash, Mr. Johnny 124 Casteel, Gail 56 Cato, Charles 56, 205, 214, 216 Cato, Ronald 77, 153, 190, 222 Chafin, Freddie 68 Chandler, Terry 56, 138, 139, 146 Chapman, Rita 190 Charles, Craig 68, 129, 222 Charlton, David W. 194 Cheathem, Connie 68, 144 Ziancione, Pete 77 Clark, Linda 37, 128, 130, 131, 132, 134, 148 Clark, Revonda 133 Clark, Steve 37, 95, 100, 136, 138, 139 Claro, Father John 89 Cloyd, Ronald 77 Cobel, Mr. Bert 23 Coffee, Charles 89 Cole, Hal 77 Coleman, Mrs. Helen 24, 142 Collin, Jack 37, 145 Collins, Dickey 68, 137,191 Collins, Jack 37, 145 Collins, Lena Marie 77 Collins, Peggy 68 Combs, Jan 37,147,155,194 Combs, Peggy 37 Conner, Marcus 56 Cook, Judy 77,100,146 Cooper, Ann 56, 100, 101, 131, 134, 139, 148 Cooper, Harvey 201 Cooper, Miss Leone 24, 137 Cooper, Mrs. Peggy 23 Cooper, Rufus 77, 190, 215, 223 Copenhaver, Mrs. Mildred 24, 139 Corbett, Kevin 78, 215 Corvin, Rick 37, 92, 130, 194 Countis, Alan 78 Cowon, Mary Ann 78 Cox, Candace 56, 100, 128, 132, 138, 147, 188,189 Cox, Debbie 68 Cox, Jan 68, 101, 139 Cox, Randy 78 Crane, Brent 78 Crane, Jeff 56, 210 Crane, Roger 37 Crang, Beth 37 Creger, David 78, 135 Creger, Jerry 68, 172, 205, 208, 214, 222 Creger, Mrs. Mildred 24, 179 Croomes, Larry Lee 56 Cross, Fonda 38, 100, 144, 146 Cross, Henry 56, 99, 100, 106, 150, 151, 152, 205,208, 210, 211 Cross, Martha 76, 78, 135 Crowe, Mrs. Carl 30 Crowe, Lynnie 68, 147, 192, 194, 200 Crowe, Michael 38, 100, 101, 130, 131, 132, 134, 136, 150, 167, 171, 194 Crusenberry, Betty 78, 140 Crusenberry, Gina 68, 191 Crusenberry, Johnny 56, 145 Crusenberry, Warren 78, 190 Cullop, Danny 68, 153, 191, 222 Cummins, Mr. Jack 24, 118 Cummins, Janet 78, 139, 140 Curcio, Pete 78, 130, 135, 215 Daniel, Mrs. Mary 25, 134, 167 Daniels, Larry 55, 177 Daughtery, Steve 57, 144 Davenport, Eugene 57, 164 Davenport, Ronnie 68, 151, 208, 214 Davenport, Shirley 78 Davenport, Walter 68 Davidson, Barbara 38, 139, 146, 188 Davidson, Carol 78, 196 Davidson, Clifford 78, 190 Davidson, Susan 62, 128, 146, 172, 184 Davis, Lilly 57 Davis, Mrs. Linda 25, 143 Davis, Nancy 38, 143 Davis, Nancy 38, 143 Davis, Sandra 57, 68, 144 Davis, Sharon 78 Davis, Tim 38 Davison, Mark 78 Dawson, Carroll 57, 142, 194 DeArmon, Kathy 68, 191 Demetris, Valerie June 38 Dennison, Robert 38 Denny, Sharon 38, 114, 146 Denton, Debbie 57, 142, 147, 194 Derting, Mr. Calvin 19 Dickert, Robert 57,136,151 Dickey, Doug 38, 131, 136, 173, 256 249 Dingus, Harold 68, 100, 188, 205 Dingus, Mike 68 Dingus, Susie 78, 135 Doss, Ronnie 86, 201, 202, 204 Dowell, James 57 Dowell, Jeff 38, 151,201 Dowell, Patti 68, 143 Dugger, Mr. Marion 19, 25 Dugger, Melanie 78, 190 Duncan, James 78, 190 Dunham, Ricky 78 Dunkin, Bill 68, 100, 150, 192, 196, 222 Dunn, John 38 Dunn, Mildred 78 Dye, Judy 57 Dye, Theresa Eades, Jerry 57, 121 Eads, Gary 68, 139, 144 Eastridge, James 38 Eaton, John 68 Eaton, Sam 57, 201 Edens, Eddie 57, 100, 188, 201 Edson, Karen 68, 133 Edwards, Daniel J. 39, 109, 130, 136, 154, 171, 198, 199, 200, 208, 214 Eller, Judy Lynn 78 Eller, Mr. Raymond 31 Ellis, Bobby 39,119, 216,221 Ellis, Mrs. F. E. 30 Ellis, James E. 57 Ellis, Janice 54, 58, 100, 128, 132, 136, 188,189,190 Ellis, Michael D. 39, 100, 109, 130, 141, 153, 172, 177, 188, 189 Ellis, Mike 50, 154, 164 Estes, Gary 145 Eury, John 58, 191, 216 Eury, Juanita 78 Everett, Gary 39,155,216 Faucette, Theda 39, 100, 111, 116, 130, 132,136,138,139,148 Faulks, Nancy 68 Fee, Danny 68 Felty, Sherry 39 Ferguson, Jackie 68 Ferguson, Linda 78, 140, 190 Ferguson, Sharon 140 Fields, Debbie 68, 134, 139, 148, 194 Fields, Mr. Jay 187 Fields, Laura 69,100,138,148 Fields, Shirley 58, 133, 191 Fine, Micah 39, 131 Fleenor, Debbie 39, 146 Fleenor, Don 39 Fleenor, James 69 Fleenor, Jerry 39, 145 Fleenor, Mike 39 Fleenor, Myra 69, 100, 132, 148, 193, 194 Fleenor, Ricky 78 Fleenor, Shanna 58, 128, 129, 131, 132, 147, 194 Fleming, Bobby 39, 144 Foote, Donald 68, 216 Foote, Michael 40, 153, 155, 216, 218 Foote, Wanda 69 Forbush, Dr. 186 Foster, John 69 Fouch, Larry 58, 144 Fouch, Tommy 40 Fouch, Victor 78 Fouch, Virginia 40, 132 France, Alvin 131, 192, 194 Franklin, Vicki 69, 128, 155 Fraser, Dr. 90 Freeman, Mrs. Madeline 31 French, Mr. Jack 19 Fugate, Carolyn 58 Fulford, Carol 190 Fulp, William 40, 100, 106, 111, 118, 153, 188, 189 Galliher, Candy 78 Garfield, Connie 78 Garrett, Cindy 69, 133, 191 Gemmell, Donna 69 Gentry, Brenda 78, 137, 190 Gentry, Gary 69, 145 Gibson, David 58, 205 Gibson, Mike 79 Gilbert, Jill 58, 100, 118, 147, 188, 189 Gilmer, Gordon 40, 146, 151, 208 Glover, Mrs. Edith 25 Gobble, Doris 69, 144, 191 Gobble, Sharon 69, 144 Goins, Danny 198, 200 Goodman, Susan 69 Goodpasture, Patricia 40, 116, 136, 148 Gorley, Nancy 40 Gorley, Peggy 69, 149, 191 Graybeal, Charles 79 Grayson, Lisa 40, 116, 131, 132, 136, 140, 171 Green, Elizabeth 58, 131, 146 Greene, Anthony 40, 144, 216 Greene, Henrietta 69, 144, 149 Greene, Henry 69, 195, 222 Greer, Grant 79 Greer, Susie 34, 40, 96, 97, 100, 110, 115, 116, 120, 131, 132, 136, 138, 148, 155, 271 Gregory, Dallas 40, 96, 97, 108, 116, 121, 146, 154, 155, 171 Gregory, Michael 40, 110, 128, 131, 136, 154, 170 Griffin, Craig 69 Griffin, Diane 59, 100, 131, 133, 194 Griffith, Billy 59 Grimsley, Mrs. Violet 18 Groseclose, Kathy 41, 116, 131, 133, 136, 194 Groseclose, Mike 41, 110, 201, 205 Grubb, Mike 79 Grubb, Patricia 69, 144 Grubb, Sandy 41 Gudger, Benita 79 Gudger, David 69, 208, 214 Gullion, Howard 59 Hackley, Carl 76, 79, 129, 133, 154, 208, 214, 222 Hackley, Eddie 41, 100, 130, 133, 139, 154,173,175,208, 210, 211 Haga, Vicki 69, 132, 147 Hale, Chris 41, 108, 115, 116, 119, 131, 147,192,194 250 Hale, Linda 79, 190 Hall, DeWayne 41 Hall, Jimmy 79 Hall, Larry 144 Hall, Sheila 79 Hamilton, Marcia 41, 144, 146 Hamilton, Randy 79, 215 Hamilton, Terry 41, 131, 136, 138 Hammack, Mr. T. T. 19 Harden, Doresa 66, 144 Harenberg, Mrs. Martha 25, 122 Harkrader, Diane 69, 134, 147 Harless, Gerald 70 Harmon, Jerry 41 Harmon, Susan 59, 144 Harr, Marilyn 59 Harris, Mr. Stephen 129, 155 Harris, Susie 70, 100, 188, 189 Harrison, Phil 41 Hartley, Nina 41 Hartsock, Connie 70, 129, 144 Hawthorne, Debbie 41, 131 Hayes, Mrs. Herb 30 Haynes, Mrs. Daphne 25 Hawkins, Mr. Johnny 31 Head, Shirley 79, 190 Heath, Jeffery 79 Hedrick, Carol 79 Helton, Frances 79 Helton, Frank 20, 144 Helton, Mattie 59, 144 Helton, Ronald 79, 215 Henderson, Jerry 79, 190 Henner, Mary B. 70, 100, 130, 134, 148, 149 Henner, Mr. Bill 30 Henner, Tom 79, 135, 223 Hensley, Cathie 54, 59, 131, 133, 136, 138,146,168 Hernandez, Maxine 70, 191 Herndon, Faye 70, 191 Hess, Barbara 70, 142, 191 Hess, Kathy 59, 191 Hess, Wesley 42, 145 Hicks, Patty 79, 194 Hill, Arthur 41 Hill, Cynthia 42, 155 Hill, Jean 100 Hill, Deloise59, 100 Hilten, Mrs. Sarah 25 Hines, John 42, 144 Hislop, Dr. Richard 18, 89, 90 Hislop, Claire 79, 128, 133 Hite, Patti 70, 100, 133, 147 Hoback, Scott 150, 205 Hobbs, Jim 42, 147, 151 Hodgson, Mr. Dean 18, 19 Hoffarth, Tim 70, 191, 205 Holbrook, Becky 79 Holbrook, Judy 79, 194 Holbrook, Marilyn 59, 137, 146 Holbrook, Marilyn 54, 59, 132, 147 Holt, Danny 70 Hooper, Mr. Ray 25, 90, 143 Horne, Fred 42, 98, 100, 108, 131, 154 Houser, Alan 70, 144, 191, 208, 214 Howell, Janice 70, 191 Hubbard, Mrs. Elizabeth 26, 132 Hubbard, Hazelle 59, 101, 131, 144, 136, 148 Hudson, Charles 79, 194 Huff, Miss Betty 21, 129, 155 Hughes, David 79, 135 Hughes, Lachelle 43, 100, 116, 129, 141, 147, 155 Hughes, Mike 79, 223 Humphrey, Jayne 79, 142 Hunsucker, Mike 79, 135 Hunt, Christine 43 Huntley, Diane 59, 96, 97, 100, 128, 147, 155 Hurley, Diana 59 Hurley, Gary 70, 144 Hurley, Jack 43, 130, 145 Hurley, Pam 79 Hurley, Mr. Paul 19, 26, 184, 207 Hurt, Nancy 70, 100, 134, 148 Hurt, Mr. Otis 18 Hutton, Gary 145 Hutton, Mike 215, 223 Hutton, Mark 79, 135 Isley, Kenny 59 Isley, Laura 43,147,155,171 Isley, Margaret 79, 190 l som, Diane 70, 191 l son, Frank 70 Jackson, Mrs. Delba 31 Jackson, Joseph 70 Jackson, Pamela 79 Jackson, Patricia 59, 100 Jackson, Sam T. 43 Jackson, Terri 79, 140 James, Debbie 79, 133 James, Karen 79, 100, 135, 190 Jennings, Rhonda 70, 193, 194 Jessee, Jerry 43, 144 Jessee, Sherree 70, 100, 143, 188, 189 Jett, Kenneth 79 Johnson, Ben 79, 223 Johnson, Brenda 71 Johnson, Curtis 79 Johnson, David 79, 222 Johnson, Debbie 170 Johnson, Deborah 43, 137, 155 Johnson, Edward 71, 134 Johnson, Elizabeth 43, 100, 116, 138, 147, 171,188 Johnson, James 59, 144, 152 Johnson, Joyce 79 Johnson, Marry 43, 143 Johnson, Maurita71 Johnson, Michael 59, 194 Johnson, Pamela 190 Johnson, Richard 43, 57, 163 Johnson, Victoria 43, 100, 131, 136, 139 Jones, Brenda 43 Jones, Debbie 71, 191 Jones, Lea 71, 100, 128, 133, 194 Jones, Tim 79 Jones, Terry 71, 139, 140 Kerfott, Bobby 79, 208, 215, 223 Kerfott, Corinne 44, 100, 116, 128, 131, 251 136. 138. 148. 192. 194 Keen, Kenny 60, 151 Kessee, Judy 79 Kessee, Sandra 71, 143, 147, 188 Kegley, Constance 44, 100, 116, 130, 136. 146. 192. 194 Kelly, Randy 19, 128, 129, 130, 131, 136, 154,155 Kelly, Ricky 71, 134, 154, 222 Kelsey, Connie 60, 145, 186, 191 Kelsey, Don 44, 144 Kelsey, Johnny 44 Ketron, Mike 66, 71, 128, 129, 205, 208 King, Carolyn 191 King, Danny 44 King, David 60, 100, 133, 138, 194 King, Harlon 86, 207 King, Rebecca 44, 146 Kirby, Brad 60, 144 Kirk,Trenaria71, 144 Kistner, Mark 60 Kistner, Meri 60, 147 Knox, Michele 71, 101, 139, 148 Knox, Neil 135, 215 Krise, Sheila 44 Kyle, Gil 210 Lampkins, Gary 71, 191, 201 Lane, Joy 44, 100, 139, 144 Lauman, Jean 34, 44, 51, 100, 110, 130, 136,138,148 Lauman, Joe 76, 128, 133 Lauzon, Pete 71 Lawless, Dennis 80, 223 Lee, Carlos 190, 215, 223 Leonard, Barbara 71 Leonard, Cindy 44, 144 Leonard Debbie 71 Leonard, Jenny 71 Leonard, Linda 45, 100, 116, 130, 136, 146,173 Leonard, Loretta 45, 143, 144 Leonard, Lorraine 71 Leonard, Patricia 60, 191 Leonard, T eresa 195 Leonard, Wanda 190 Lewis, Mrs. Jean 26, 128, 129, 130 Lewis, Leigh 71, 100, 128, 134, 148, 172 Lilley, Melissa 45, 139, 144, 148 Lindamood, Vickie 133 Link, Barbara 45,145,186 Link, Larry 60, 145 Linnen, Bruce 45, 144 Littleton, Susie 45, 100, 116, 130, 136, 138,139,147 Livingston, Margie 60, 149, 188 Lockhart, Joy 45, 116, 118, 132, 138 Lovegrove, Ricky 60 Lovelace, Larry 45, 144 Lovett, Valerie 45, 144, 171 Lunsford, Brenda 190 Luttrell, Mahlon 45, 144 Lyttle, Evonne 60, 100, 130, 133, 140, 142,147,188,189 McCartney, Dawn 61, 101, 131, 134, 139, 148, 172 McCartney, Del 80, 223 McClain, Miss Frances 26, 121, 183 McClanahan, Jerry 61, 133, 137, 163, 191 McClanahan, Richard 61, 191 McClellan, Tamara 72, 133, 194 McCloud, Tina 61 McCoy, Sharon 80, 135 McCrady, Carl 72 McCready, Mr. Ron 26, 144 McCray, Gary 45, 61, 145 McCroskey, Mrs. Blanche 31 McCroskey, Janice 80, 181 McDaniel, Janice61, 100, 131, 132, 142, 147 McDaniel, Joyce 61, 100, 132, 137, 147 McDevitt, David 72, 135 McGlammary, Ronnie 72, 145 McGlothin, Carmen 72 McKamey, Billy Jean 61 McKamey, Danny 80 McKamey, David 46, 128, 137, 205 McMullin, Don 80 McMullin, Leonard 61, 131, 132 McMullin, Ronnie 80 McMurray, Craig 188 McNutt, Mrs. Laura 21, 101, 119 McVey, Ricky 72,150,194 Malcolm, Jack 60, 144 Malcolm, Laurel 80 Malcolm, Luanne 80, 190 Malcolm, Melissa 71, 100, 134, 191 Malone, Debbie61, 146 Mann, Betty 71,143,190 Mann, Jimmy 72, 145 Marion, Mollie 80, 140, 190 Markwalter, T racey 80 Martin, Alison 72 Martin, Debora 80 Martin, Preston 72, 167 Martin, Serge 46, 153, 154, 173, 198, 199, 200, 216, 221 Mason, Don 210 Mathesius, Vicki 139 Mayes, Anita 80, 190 Meade, Anita 72 Meade, Bruce 86, 201, 204, 205 Meade, Denise 72 Melkowski, Kim 61, 130, 151, 152, 208, 214 Mellett, Marilyn 44, 146 Miller, David 80, 190 Miller, Jerry 72, 100, 120, 151, 188, 205, 208, 222 Milhorn, Amelia 46, 144 Mink, Vickie 72, 95, 100, 146, 193, 194 Minnick, Doug 205, 206 Minnick, Lisa 61, 100, 101, 132, 136, 139, 148 Mitchell, Doug 61, 154, 201 Mitchell, Dr. Joe 18 Mitchell, Mrs. Joyce 26 Mitchell, Myron 46, 118, 144 Mitchell, Sherry 81, 194 Molenaar, Joyce 46, 131, 132 Moore, Debbie 80 Moore, Hyder72 Moore, Kyle 61, 145 252 Moore, Larry 80 Moore, Pam 72 Moore, Robert 80, 190 Moore, Steve 61, 145 Moore, Vicki 72, 100, 189 Moretz, Sharron 61, 100, 128, 136, 140, 142,147,181,188,189 Moretz, Terry 46, 100, 144 Morgan, Larry 72 Morrell, Vickie 81 Morris, Rita 72 Morris, Terri 72 Morrison, Shirely Morissey, John 46, 145 Morton, Mrs. Betty 27 Morton, Mrs. John 30 Morton, Steve 61, 100, 188, 189 Mullins, Mark 72,133,151 Mumpower, Barbara 46 Mumpower, Donna 46 Mumpower, Lee 72 Murray, Debbie 72, 188 Murray, Glenn 81 Murray, Rhonda 47 Musgrove, Melinda 73, 133, 148 Musick, Billy 61 Musick, Mrs. Gladys 31 Myers, Mr. Tipton 27, 154 Neal, Anthony 81, 190 Necessary, Larry 47, 145 Nelson, Judy 61, 191 Nelson, Kathy 47, 144 Nelson, Linda 81, 190 Nelson, Mike 81, 154, 215 Nelson, Nada 81, 190 Nelson, Ronnie 44, 62 Nelson, Tim 62 Newman, Jerry 62, 145 Newman, Linda 62, 131, 147, 193, 194 Newman, Mrs. Lynda 27 Newton, Kenneth 47, 145 Nicholas, Marilyn 62 Nininger, Lisa 81, 190 Oakley, Mrs. Jean 31 O ' Dell, Laura 66, 73, 100, 128, 132, 148, 188, 189 Odum, Dennis 81 Odum, Mrs. Kent 30 Odum, Robin 81, 128 Olinger, Brenda 47, 140 Olinger, Sandra 81, 190 Oliver, Bobby 47 Oliver, Ronnie 81 Opengari, Roger 47, 130 Osborne, Howell 47 Otey, Sue 190 Outlaw, Mr. Tim 19, 20, 90, 129, 155 Owen, Stanley 62, 100, 128, 129, 143, 152, 208, 205 Owens, Greg 62, 100, 195 Parks, Betty 62, 118, 128, 131, 134, 148, 173 Parks, Carol 73, 144, 149 Parks, Kenneth 81 Patrick, Arlette 47, 146 Patrick, Jeff 81, 190 Patrick, Marilyn 47, 145 Patrick, Steven 81 Pauley, Franklin 47, 136, 151, 155, 205, 208 Payne, Robbie 73 Peery, George 73, 145 Peery, Raymond 81 Pender, Don 73, 208, 222 Pender, Ronald 48, 100, 188 Pendergrass, Terry 48 Penley, Jackie 81 Penley, Jeanne 62, 144 Penley, Steve 62, 145 Perkey, Andy 81 Perkins, Charles 62, 151, 152, 154, 205, 207, 208, 214 Perry, Barbara 48 Perry, Joe 48, 152, 154, 198, 199, 200, 208, 212, 213 Peters, Betty 62, 118, 130, 143, 191 Peters, Beverly 73, 143, 191 Peterson, Karen 62, 137, 139 Phillippi, Blake 63, 73 Phillippi, Marcus 73, 133, 154, 201, 204 Piotrowski, Alex 62, 144, 194 Piotrowski, Gary 81, 194 Pippin, Tony 62, 194 Pope, John 73, 145, 205, 216, 221 Pope, Millie 48, 100, 106, 111, 144 Poole, Jane 81 Porterfield, Mr. Robert 125 Post, Mrs. Marianne 27 Pratt, Cathy 73 Price, David 62 Proulex, Rita 81, 190 Pruitt, Kathy 81 Pullon, Mrs. Linda 27, 146 Pullon, Tina 73, 146 Quarles, Howard 100, 128, 150, 194 Quarles, Mr. Royce 18, 19 Ratliff, Gary 48, 144, 205 Ratliff, Jane 48, 144 Rawn, Gary 62, 133, 192, 194 Reeves, Miss Helen 27, 148, 159 Reisler, James 81 Rhea, Steven 133,190, 215 Rhinehart, Kathleen 73, 139 Rhoton, Jeff 81 Richardson, Mr. Hamp 27 Roark, Ricky 62 Roark, Shelby 73 Roberts, Gary 86, 201,205 Roberts, Greg 130, 144, 153 Roberts, Karen 73, 122, 148, 173 Robins, Paul 73, 145 Robinson, David 62 Robinson, Debbie 48 Robinson, Edward 81 Robinson, Larry 48 Robinson, Johnny 81 Rodgers, Floyd 48 Rogers, Jimmie 124 Rose, Earl 73 Rose, Karen 62, 100, 138, 148, 188 Rose, Robert 81 Rose, Scott 49, 130, 137 253 Rose, Warren 73 Rosenbalm, Beverly 49, 145 Rosen balm, Guy 81 Rosen bond, Patty 49 Rosser, Cathy 49, 100 Rosser, John 73, 120, 208, 216 Rouse, Kathy 81, 146 Rouse, Rita 63 Russell, Cindy 81 Rutherford, Mike 82 Rutter, Linda 49 Rutter, Vickie 49, 100, 131, 146, 192, 193, 194 Sage, Wilma 82 Salyers, Diane 63 Salyers, Larry 205, 206 Salyers, Mike 49, 128, 136 Salyers, Randall 49, 216, 217 Sampson, Debbie 49, 106, 108, 116, 118, 130,149,187 Sams, Mrs. Helen 31 Saul, Mrs. Nellie 31 Saul, Sheri 46, 146 Saunders, Mrs. Millie 28, 149 Schneider, Linda 66, 73, 128, 133, 146 Schneider, Mike 49, 145, 151 Scott, Mark 73 Seaver, James 50, 130, 131, 136, 150, 155, 171,192,199, 201 Selfe, Ann 82 Selfe, David 82, 190 Separ, Patty 82 Seward, Mr. Rolland 28 Sexton, Darlene 73, 122, 140, 191 Shaffer, Freida 63, 188 Shaffer, Karen 82, 135, 195 Shaffer, Sharon 191 Shaffer, Sandra 82, 144, 191 Sharrette, Sandi 73, 146 Shazor, Diana 63 Shearin, Roy 73 Shelton, Butch 50, 100, 109, 153, 155, 188, 205, 206, 208, 209, 212, 216, 217, 220, 221 Shepherd, Betty 82 Shepherd, Beverly 73, 144, 149, 191 Sherwood, David 63, 100, 152, 154 Sherwood, Mitch 82, 135, 154, 215 Shipley, Richard 63, 177 Shipley, Mary 82 Shumaker, Mrs. Don 30 Shumaker, Bill 50, 108, 131, 136, 150, 154,171,188,189,198 Shumate, Danny 63 Shumate, Sue 63, 143, 145 Silcox, Sharon 50, 171 Simcox, Mrs. Corrine 31 Simpson, William 63, 205 Singleton, Vanessa 63, 142 Singleton, Virginia 63, 194 Sizemore, Mr. Bruce 28, 93, 208 Sizemore, Gary 63, 100, 131 Sizemore, Ronnie 82, 128, 150, 194 Sizemore, Terri 73, 100 Skaggs, Michele 82 Skeens, Lawrence 73 Slaughter, Jim 63 Smelser, Cathy 63, 100, 12, 138, 142, 181 Smiley, Barbara 63, 101, 131, 132, 148 Smith, Mrs. Jean 165 Smith, Mr. Ed 28, 151, 208, 223 Smith, Allen 73 Smith, Barrie 73, 188, 205, 208, 214, 216, 219 Smith, Donnie 86 Smith, Kathy 73 133 Smith, Mark 82 Smith, Pam 63, 144 Smith, Ronnie 74, 123, 191 Smith, Steve 201 Smith, Vic 82 Smith, Steve 86, 205 Smithey, Regina 74 Smithson, John 63 Snader, Jack 74, 144, 153 Spangler, Mr. Larry 14, 15, 28, 210, 202, 204, 208 Sparkman, Freddie 201, 205 Sproles, Vicki 50, 144 Stallard, Teresa 82, 142 Stanley, Sherrie 82 Stanton, Earl 74, 188 Statzer, Ellen 50 Statzer, Jack 74, 144 Stallard, Fran 74, 194 Stedman, Robin 64, 100 Steiding, Sandra 74, 134, 181 Stephenson, Amy 74, 100, 188, 189 Stevenson, Dr. J. P. F. 93 Stevenson, Sally 64, 147, 165, 188, 189 Stone, John 100, 168, 188 Stophel, Mrs. Marie 21 Stout, Kathy 74,142,143,191 Stout, Teresa 82, 190 Strouth, David 64, 152, 154, 205, 208 Stump, Wanda 82 Sword, James 82, 150, 194 Talley, Cathy 144 Tate, Danny 64, 100, 133, 144 Tate, Frederick 34, 50, 100, 128, 129, 131, 132.136.138.139.171 Tate, Karen 50, 119, 146, 171, 191 Taylor, Reverend Douglas 89 Taylor, Ernest 94, 208, 214 Tester, Jeff 82, 190 Thompson, Charma 50 Thomas, Carol 82, 140, 190 Thomas, Debbie 82, 190 Thomas, Kitty 82 Thomas, Marty 74, 100, 205 Thomas, Zane 50, 145 Thrash, Mrs. Ruth 28, 185 Thurmond, Mrs. Leona 29 Thurston, Kay 51 Thurston, Sammy 145 Todt, Robin 96, 97, 116, 131, 144, 155, 171 Tolbert, Brenda 82, 190, 194 Tolbert, Carol 51, 100, 115, 116, 128, 136, 146.153.171 Towns, Mr. Robert 29, 205, 216, 220 Tolley, Mr. Joe 18 254 Tolley, Lester 74, 144, 201, 203 Tollie, Brian 132 Tollie, David 82 Tollie, Denise 64, 191 Tollie, Dwain 82 Trent, Everett 82 Trump, Lynn 82, 190 Tuell, Andy 82 Tuell, Janice 82, 133, 194 Turner, Claudia 64 Umberger, Stanley 64, 100, 131, 136, 144,150,192,194 Underwood, Janet 64, 145 Vance, Eddie 74 Vanhey, Eddie 82 Vanhoy, Lawana 74, 147, 193, 194 Van Hoy, William 74 Van Hoy, Worley 82 Valdez, Mrs. Kathy 31 Vest, Judy 82, 190 Vicars, David 82 Vicars, Dennis 51, 110, 136, 151, 152, 153, 201 Walden, Debbie 74, 191 Walden, Mrs. Frances 31 Walden, Louella 74, 191 Walker, Randy 201 Walling, Jeff 98, 120, 154, 190, 205, 208 Walling, Johnny 82 Walling, Mark 51, 100, 106, 111, 130, 144,154,188,189 Walls, Bobby 51, 94, 201, 203, 208, 210, 211 Walsh, Debbie 64 Wampler, Lisa 64 Wann, Sherry 82 Wann, Slyvia 52, 144 Warren, Joe 74 Warren, Merle 34, 52, 100, 111, 116, 129, 130, 136, 138, 139, 148, 155, 174 Washington, Donald 64, 222 Washington, J. C. 64, 201, 208 Washington, Kenneth 74, 216, 218, 221 Watford, Mr. Jerry 198, 199 Watford, Jerry 74, 152, 205, 208, 222 Watford, Leslie 64, 139 Waycaster, Louise 82, 190 Waycaster, Lucille 64, 140, 191 Waycaster, Rocky 52 Weatherly, Loretta 74, 194 Weatherly, Terry 65, 163, 201, 208 Weaver, Jimmy 75, 151, 205, 207 Weeks, Edward 52 Weeks, Patty 82 West, Karen 75,133 West, Ralph 65 Wheeler, John 52 Wheeler, Kevin 75 Whitaker, Sandra 52, 140, 142 Whitaker, Winona 82, 190 Whitaker, Mrs. Elizabeth 21 White, Anna 66, 75, 96, 97, 132, 136, 148, 155 White, Karen 75, 100, 134, 148 White, Mr. Randall 29, 166 White, Ricky 82 White, Sam 65 Whitley, Miss Nancy 29, 158 Whittaker, Patty 188 Whitten, Ginger 65, 100, 128, 132, 147, 188, 189 Widner, Carol 65, 144 Widner, Donna 75 Widner, Joy 83 Widner, Richard 65, 150, 182, 208 Wiley, Dallas 75 Wiley, Jackie 83, 100, 128 Wiley, Louise 100 Wiley, Wanda 83, 190 Wilkinson, Mr. Clarence 29, 150 Wilkinson, Terry 65, 195 Willett, Cindy 75, 100, 133, 138, 148, 188 Williams, Allen 52, 145, 188, 205, 216 Williams, Mrs. Carolyn 29, 158 Williams, Jerry 65 Williams, John Ed 75, 134 Williams, Kenneth 75 Williams, Mrs. Mildred 29, 140 Williams, Paul 83, 223 Williford, Mrs. Ann 29, 160 Willis, Alfred 75 Willis, Debbie 75, 133 Wilson, Charles 75, 144 Wilson, Debbie 83 Wilson, Ed 135 Wilson, Percy 75, 153, 208, 222 Wilson, Ricky 65 Wilson, Zenobia 83, 194 Winters, Mike 65, 145 Wise, Lester 52, 144 Wolfe, Doris 52, 144 Wolfe, Jerry 65, 100, 101,194 Wolfe, Jerry 52, 131, 144 Woodby, Joey 83 Woods, Debbie 83 Woodward, Jill 76, 83 Woody, June 75, 100, 134, 147 Woody, Dawn 65, 106, 132, 138, 139, 147, 173 Worley, David 75 Worley, James 65, 145 Worley, Mary Jane 65, 144 Worley, Teresa 75, 152, 143 Worley, Vicky 52 Worrell, Mike 72, 99, 100, 106, 107, 152, 154,188, 208,222 Wright, Denise 65, 133 Wright, Eddie 83 Wright, Kim 83, 133, 194 Wright, Marie 75, 143 Wright, Susie 65, 144, 179 Wygal, Jon 65 Yarber, Earl 65 York, Jackie 83, 133, 190 York, Patrick 52, 148, 151,155 York, Susanna 75, 144, 155, 191, 198 255 This year ' s Virginian Staff has worked most cooperatively. With the entire staff ' s help, the 1972 yearbook was assembled to meet our dead- lines. This was of upmost importance to assure shipment on time. Pictures, copy, and identifica- tion were gathered weeks in advance so that they could be compiled and arranged properly. Corrections were to be made and proofs to be checked. Throughout this year these goals were reached through hours of struggling. I wish to thank those who stayed after school many long hours to complete their assignments. I would also like to thank photographers Mike El- lis, Tom Daniel, and Ron Freeman and photo-lab assistant George Hagy. Thanks are also in order for Miss Brown, the Virginian sponsor, for her pa- tience, understanding, and guidance and for Mr. Jack Cross, our American Yearbook Representa- tive. Lastly, I would like to express my apprecia- tion to the faculty, administration, and entire stu- dent body of Virginia High School for their sup- port and cooperation. 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