Warren County High School - Mirror Yearbook (Front Royal, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

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This is a tribute to you, Mr. Russell, and to the Band which you direct. The Pride of Warren Countyn. Doug Rishel is a part of the percussion that keeps our hands clapping and spirits raised. . :RQ , X X Q Ni T NX GG . T 1 5 X ., Y 51 t x 4 , 41. 9 Y ,T lin V 1 'X L T , 7? Y ' , . ' ' MLW 4 Z 1 ff: fl f :.l 1 QE .Wx A i Best Of Times The 1981 Junior-Senior Prom fell on an evening when dreams came true. Romance was in the air, and we shared the experience of finding new beginnings. We laughed, we danced just as Nancy Morrison and George Phipps did, right. We had stars in our eyes. For that one even- ing, we truly felt suspended in the best of times. Music for the evening was provided by Igni- tion. fcenter right! Couples stayed together with hopes that the evening would never end. flower rightj Todd Huffman and Michelle King seem lost in the romance of the evening, Steve Hatcher, the recipient of three awards, beams as he receives another. Farewell '81 Graduation is a time of rain- bows-a time of farewells and hel- los, of misty eyes, of shaky expecta- tions. The Class of 1981 finished the year with flying colors and graduation occured with all the usual pomp and circumstance. Many honors were awarded. Steve Hatcher received the Winchester Star Leadership Award as well as the Balfour Award and The Q.D. Gasque Scholarship. Wayne Wil- liams received the Hugh D. Hite Award, and Ruth Foster was the re- cipient of the Hope Harden Atkins Scholarship. The evening finished with the Class of 1982 receiving their candles which represent hope for us all. The Top Ten for 1981 were: Wayne Wil- liams, Caroline Waldron, Darryl Miller, Su- san Mead, David Manning, Beth Long, Kim Hawes, Patty Johnson, Steve Hatcher, and Kelly Corr. Patty Johnson, President of the Class of 1981, gave her traditional speech during the ceremony. v :C .. v- 2:2 ' 'Q as 3 wg if ci Ei E A en ii ,Q . gp C 7 Q S ldwf Summer Pun Cn X' GZ Q 3 D Cheerleaders Tammy Leep, Susan Rhinesmith, Q 15 Donna Campbell, Lisa Hensell, Sheen Campbell, LU DN M and Linda Hill attended camp to improve them- E -2 161, QS K selves for us. frightj 3 N ll 'X Sometimes people go a little crazy when the sum- D- Q Q h . . Q 1 E 5 mer eat sets 1n.Qm1ddle leftl QD QL X- GC X A few of WCHSXS students were lucky enough to Q-J xo 01 lu go to England this past summer under the leader- bl up 3 -t I ship of Ms. Tothtmiddle rightj Nu 'Q 3 X 55 -l Ra u. e - Q Q - WMM-W l- i en D 8 Q x LD as N l - N M ai 2 Q QL? , LL Q , 2 X , Q3 YD G3 2 AS' K, fl CE' ' Nl Q X . 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Warning: It has been found that sunlight is hazardous to unhappiness. all of us sat around the pool eating 4.,,, 2,54 . . . Beth Kesler, here pictured with some friends ISDH xnebissgmarz ani hetiffnend engillei she made there, went to Arizona for the Na- Some Ran lmes Oge er is Summe ' P tional SCA Conventionlcenter right, Suzanneflriirtley, Ginna Groseclose, and just ces to Show you W the SCA iSn,t ALL ' ' SherriLg'EraylgayeNof their time this summer busifessvuower lem I h .X X 1 . 1 to attend earbiq-oklCamp in Roanoke, Vir- I A ' ' 1 ' ' , K gi x 5 , I ' .l A - '. l '-Q.l.Ye V, ly? I krxilksx l lf' 1- g .I ll Wimblaon was one of the rridny places tht' AW Cfmohxmahcy your Summ-er Wasnft 1' Englggoup went IG-,fhls summer. fmid- thag bad Oowerggho' - ' V I fue: A N -4 , lil ' X ' ' I K . 5 I , !,.fx,,' VX V , I .i, J I 1' 1 f ,lx ,, ' . fn 0 VA, F , X . ,. 1 n' 1 1 rf,,. .W 1 I -4 I9 .A , Y 1 3 1 ,. ll Q 1 I I . - 1 . 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Pam Devers was crowned queen, and no one even seemed to notice when her bouquet of balloons never made it off the ground. We cheered anyway as the radiant queen beamed. The next evening was filled with hard rock pro- vided by Grinder, and those who went to the dance en- joyed the Senior Class' efforts. Eleven-thirty came on fast, though, and the illusion of endless love was put behind us - for now. Although we did not win, our Wildcats put up a valiant struggle during the Homecom- ing Came. Marianne Harrison was part of the Home- coming Court. I had fun! , she told us, and we can clearly see that by her bright smile. Donna Campbell kept the cheers coming even under the weight of all those mums. !'0cm56yfa-152210141 'mme ' im N Lcfsw-4,,,gf L. The 1981 Homecoming Court, L to R: Kim Washbourne, Lori Revells, Kenni Reed, Mi- chelle King, Pam Devers, Marianne Harri- son, Marci King, Marcia Frazier, and julie Sims, Tonetta Matthews and Rozier Jordan cer- tainly did make an attractive coupleltop leftj Lisa Hensell and Rick Sowers seem to un- derstand the meaning of endless love . fmiddle leftj Queen Pam Devers and her date, Kelly Hibbs, enjoyed the traditional queen's dance. lmiddle rightj Sandy Baumgardner and Todd Heier found that even sitting out was alright as long as it was with each other, flower leftj Lisa Capozio and her date enjoyed the fast paced beat of Grinder. 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And then, when you least ex- pect it, some loony comes around the corner and contorts his face and body at you, and the pressure is released in the form of laughter. Our halls are filled with loonies, like Tim Markee at right, who make it their business to promote laughter. What would we do with- out them? Greg Groves is caught here in a temporary fit of insanity. lt's not a pretty sight, is it? lsn't it cruel of Joe Weakley to try to shove Beth Napier and Mary Bethune into the floor with his elbows? M-WVZW i hflw ' -QQQQWAPQIN gf! Surely these are the glazed eyes of a raving lunatic! No, it's Richard Updike, successful- ly securing at least a sniclcer from even the grumpiest of us. Our very own resident juggler, John Sea- lock, is always capable of getting our atten- tion and laughs. Brian Roberts here gives his imitation of what one does when one is deep in darkest Africa and suddenly comes face to face with a crocodile. 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Everyone has their own space to occupy in the sky - these are a few of the people who are on their way. Katie Ziemer plays trumpet in Stage Band and in the Marching Band. She is also presi- dent of the sophomore class, The 1981-82 Thespians are: Front-Kathy Henry and Pam Tribino. Middle-Angela Powell, Suzanne Hartley and Connie Krause. Back-R.T. Good, Kathleen Clark and lim Samhorsky. Katrina Cooke and Cinna Croseclose repre- sented us at Girls' State this past summer. Sheri Hawkins, head majorette, wins our recognition as she twirls for our school. PJ 'Fx T? Boys' State: Sitting, L to R-Dale Man- ning, Kevin Henry, Emory Fristoe, Tom Updilce, R.T. Good, and Roger Smith. Standing, L to R-jim Samborslcy, George Phipps, Mark Laing, and Larry Oliver. ttop leftl Our Boys crowd in a huddle during a home game. lmiddle leftj RT. Good is definitely a shooting star who's made it. He's not only Drum Ma- jor, but also President of Thespians. R.T. pulls a lot of weight this year. jim Samborsky and Curtis Utz are two of the Stage Band's saxophonists. Curtis can also play the guitar while jim is President of the SGA. Stage Band: lst row, L to R-Jim Sam- borslcy, Curtis Utz, jackie Wine, Valerie Tewalt, Tim Marlcee, and Clint Keller. Back row, L to R-Patty Pugh, Brian Rob- erts, Raymond Fogle, Doug Rishel, Joel Moyer, Danny Yates, Paul Waddell, and Katie Ziemer. Ltop rightj These ladies are two people whom we often fail to recognize but without whom the school would fall apart. They are Mrs. Lillard and Mrs. Wines, our dedi- cated secretaries from the main office. Leaders Sophomore Class Officers, L to R: Alicia Greene, Treasurer, Pam Radomsky, Secre- tary, Gary Wood, Vice President, Katie Ziemer, President. junior Class Officers, L to R: Donna Reedy, President, Beth Napier, Vice President, Ion Fristoe, Secretary, Greg Groves, Treasurer. 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Row 3 - Teresa Jackson, Kevin Owens, Kim Ebersole, Beth Kesler, Sherrill Gray, Monty Ford. Row 4 - Lisa Burrill, Renee Fisher, Shane Helsley, Lisa Robinson, Reta Christensen. Row 5 - Lorraine Matthews, janet Campbell, Gary Wood, Alicia Greene, Richard Updike. Row 6 - Pam Corbin, Lori Revells, Joanna Sear- Magic cey, April Nicewarner, Roni jackson, Charles Smith. Row 7 - Laurel Mang, Tere- sa Lake, Tammy Gibbs, Kerri Ryder, Frank Fitzgerald, Leroy Robinson, Marla Parker. Row 8 - Ms. Brewer, Joyce Kenner, Bettina Fisher, Mary Bethune, Beth Napier, Mark Kennerly, Ollette Dunston, Lorraine Free- man, Kelly Bowers. trightj R. T. Good: quite a theatrical fellow. flower rightl Everyone dreams about the spotlight during the meeting. A 5 L ,Am l Makers Dance Troupe is more than just dancing. It's hard work, long hours, and a feeling of pride when it comes out perfectly. Some people don't realize how hard it is to get into Dance Troupe, and survive it. First, there are the auditions. Mak- ing up your own dance routine is hard enough, but when you act out one specific word .... Then it gets pretty rough. After you make Dance Troupe, there are rehearsals after rehearsals after rehearsals. The exercises make you wonder whether you'll have to crawl the rest of your life. After many hours of exercising, dancing, concentrat- ing, and sweating, you come out with the finished product. A dance well done!!! A remake of one of last year's dances, Heart . On floor: Kathy Henry, Susan Ru- dacille, Teresa Jackson. In semi-circle: Lisa Robinson, Shelly Ebersole, Reta Christen- sen, Pam Tribino, Joyce Kenner. Standing in back: Gary Wood, R.T. Good, Tony Co- viello, Brian Roberts. In the air: Julie Lari- vee. tupper leftj Q i Reta Christensen dances her life away with Mickey Mouse. lupper rightj R.T. Good becomes our victim in Child of Vision . tcenter leftl Suzanne Hartley and Gary Wood fight their way through rehearsals. CBottom Left! Giving Is Receiving G.A.P. club is a club full of Great American People. Sponsored by Mr, Hakanan, G.A.P. helps older people in the community. This is the second year for this club and it is open to both girls and boys. Front row: R.T. Good, Sheila Clatterbuck, Lisa Mauck, Angela Powell. Second row: Lisa Robinson, Sonia von der Lippe, Norma Williams, Debbie Snow, Tuija Ripsaluoma, Kevin Owens. Third row: Kelly Bowers, Kathy Stoots. Fourth row: Iohn Bracken, Ron Curry, John Brennan, Ricky Armarode. Fifth row: Duane Vaughan, Mr. Hakanan, Greg Williams. President R.T. Good addresses the club with authority. 4237 President Curtis Utz discusses the plans for the club's next duty. lfar rightj Last year the Bible Club had only four members, but this year there are at least 30 people in the club. It is sponsored by Mr. Myers and Mrs. Miller. The club teaches about God and the Bible. The Bible Club encourages people to join. Front row: Curtis Utz, Chuck Cooper, Lisa Heisler, Connie Krause, Mrs. Miller, Lisa Capozio. Second row: Ray Olinger, Dale Mauck, Paula Williams, Carolyn Kenney, Catherine Crim. Third row: Christopher Williams, Susan Thomas, Chris Ryder, Krista Sirbaugh, Valerie Tewalt, Kerri Ryder. Fourth row: Gina Ringer, Debbie Grant, Cherie Evans, Marianne Harrison, David Esteppe, Carolyn Grove. Fifth row: Hank Hisey, Susan Rudacille, Mr. Myers, Teresa Sisk, Susan Rhinesmith, Tammy Vorbus, Elizabeth Powell. Sixth row: Sandy Wines, Robin Rutherford, Lisa Frye. HSE 5 Coloring Book And Cra ons kann... kill! xi ,ix 4 4 o T' I P ' , inv- The Art Club is sponsored by Mrs. Nicely and is only open to students in Art classes. The club works on perfecting their talents and different techniques of art work. Some students may have their art work judged during the Fine Arts Festival in the spring. Front Row: Shelly Ebersole, joan Koval- chick, Christina Orr, Willie Smedley, Terri Perdue, Carolyn Goemans. Second row: Car- rie Stephens, April McBee, Sherry Stephens, April Naumann, Kelly Smedley. Third row: Graham McClellam, Lisa Foster, Townsend Kerns, Yvette Rinky, Ron Curry. Fourth row: Victoria Ysrael, Io Lea Harrison, Tammy Ricci, Lorraine Freeman: Fifth row: David Calvert, George Naumann. Tony Coviello, Graham McClellam, and Townsend Kerns put the finishing touches on their art work. Mrs. Nicely watches over her class of future artists and sculptors. r N.YMf-ask...,e..sss....sigsf:.ggQms3km Active Qrganizations ' SGA Members. First Row: Jim Samborsky, President, Sheen Campbell, Vice Presidentg Dawn Lockhart, Secretary, and Gary Wood, Treasurer. Second Row: Linda Hammack, Pam Radomsky, David Esteppe, Ginna Groseclose, Pam Corbin, Connie Krause, Tony Teabo, Mark Laing. Third Row: Faye Atkins, Terry Perdue, Donna Reedy, Rose Cornett, Beth Napier, Greg Groves, Fourth Row: Will Baker, Mary Bethune, Steve Strecky. Fifth Row: Todd Tobin, Richard Updike, jim Pugh, john Sealock, Charlie Bass, Katie Ziemer President jim Samborsky and Treasurer Gary Wood at a meeting. lcenterj Mrs. Kimmel is the hard working SGA sponsor. tfar right! Representatives, involved with a meeting. flower rightl The Student Government Asso- ciation members meet once a month. Each homeroom sends a re- presentative they feel will speak up for them and bring back all the news. The SGA officers were elect- ed by the students. The president is jim Samborsky, the vice president is Sheen Campbell, the secretary is Dawn Lockhart, and the treasurer is Gary Wood. The SGA sponsers the magazine drive at the begin- ning of the year and the movie which is shown afterwards for those who have sold magazines. They also collect food to give to the needy for the holidays. gud 5 f 'F x Mk l I I' ' ' 1 5 '97 f bi ' 'W-.NNN .I eff Q1 8,051 'Si Nj., I -T, df 'r ,'1.aL?T' I S- ! , 4 F I The Grievance Board is a refer- ence to which students with com- plaints and problems concerning the school can refer them. The eight members listen to complaints by their peers and do their best to help them get everything straight- ened out. Grievance Board members, from left to right: Bill Waldron, Sheen Campbell, David Esteppe, Ginna Groseclose, Todd Tobin, Connie Krause and Will Baker. Sheen Campbell seems to enjoy her work with the Grievance Board. With prices these days, it's easy to run low on money. The W.C.H.S. Student Loan Association can help you by loaning up to 50 dollars with amazingly low interest rates. Student Loan, from left to right: Linda Ham- mack, Melody Williams, Faye Atkins, Ioan Kovalchick, Carrie Early, Mark Laing and Debbie Haley. Community Services FHAXHERO-First Row-B. Robinson, M. Kennerly, S. Campbell, T. Wines, T. Wines. Second Row-P. Ellinger, C. Grove, E. Powell, T. Fogle, M, King, T. Dodson, M. Longmire, P. Devers, M. Eshelman. Third Row-Ms. Miller, advisor, B. Jones, S. Brown, K. Ralls, S. Hulver, A. Gordon, B. Henry, D. Metz, C. Krause, K. Clarke, S. Turner, T. Earhart. Fourth Row-C. Williams, D. Weatherholt, C. Steed, T. Ralls, L. Mathews, C. Wines, R. Kibler, C. Kibler, D. Mason. Fifth Row-J. Turner, K. Scaggs, M. Hawkins, C. Camp- bell, E. Bowen, T. Henry, T. Ulrich, E. Thorne, P. Fitzhugh, K. Dodd, P. Folkes, S. Senter, K, Lester, N. Rutherford, J. Lowry, D. Smith, D. Cougar. Ms. Grant, advisor. Sixth Row-E, Baltimore, J. Embrey, S. Fritts, D. Smith, R. Natt, E. Grayson, J. Heflin, K. Whitmore, L. Wertz, D. Jennings, S. Blume, M. Ford, L, Frye, L. Hill, J. Roe, J. Baltimore, J. Jett, A. Ford, P. Taylor, L. Jackson, V. Mathews, M. Myers, S. Porter, R. Parker, C. Walker, K. Ferguson, G. Henry, T. Vorous, L. Heisler. DECA-First Row-K. Heishman, D. Reedy, K. Cornwell, J. Sims, C. Holloway. Second Row-C. Quirk, P. Frenzel, C. Mills, C, .Wines, B. Comer, L. Mathews. Third Row-P. Cook, L, Gordon, D. Dawson, K. Dawson, P. Mathews, A. Atwood, S. Minnick, L. Cox, C. Mills. Fourth Row-Mr. Les Smith, advisor. B. Pierpont, B. Durham, G. Clegg, K. Fergu- son, L. Bell, P. Williams, S. Tobin, T. Ander- son, K. Glascock, A. Naumen. Fifth Row-T. Jones, K. Evans, D. Alley, C. Kenney, K, Frazier, D, Lillard, C. Smith, B. Spencer, M. Caldwell, C. Fogle, P, Mauck. Sixth Row-C. North, J. Johnson, T. Laing, A. Kerns, T. Brookman, B. Kresge, R. Cook, R. Partlow, D. Hiserman, T. Palmer, R. Williams, T. Crim, L. Hope, C. Sine, C. Roberts, D. Spen- cer, K. Oakes. Seventh Row-Mr. Jim Butler, advisor, S. Janow, T, Stout, K. Mitchell, A. ' Frazier, M. Jensen, T. Settle, M. Myers, C. Jackson, F. Dixon, D. Bain. FBLA-First Row-L. Hammack, K.M. Wil- liams, M. Williams, J. Searcey, L. Revells. Second Row-C. Early, P, Corbin, D. Metz, N. Rutherford, D. Atwood, T. Ritenour. Third Row-S. von der Lippe, T. Funk, L, Fitzgerald, L. Jones, T. Lake, D. Snow. Fourth Row-L. Lockhart, L. Mauck, S. Hughes, S. Cather, T. Bradley. Fifth Row-T. Burner, C. Kenney, J. Harrison, F. Atkins. B. Cornwell, D. Day, J. Anderson, M. King, M. Sylvester. Sixth Row-J. Watts, K. Wash- bourne, E. Haun, C. Goemans, L. Breeden, G. Ringer, T. Perdue, J. Grigsby, A. Yaegar, S. Strecky, R. Whittington, T. Henry, M. Conrad, T. Gibbs, R. Athey, G. Fletcher. , 'T' f V : ' 7 ' T l R J, 'X Q ' CZ, lf? 3 'C as 44 t 1 . r - , W er 5-if Y G A ,f 1 w 4. -.. 1 , L tr Q ., 1: I 1, 3 J, J V X - , he K- . . , , 47, . K -ef-3.. .. . 1 -1 . - ' .X f gr . I i -3 1' 24 il - fa 4 ft M J J - ,. ,je !j-s,- .S N., 6-I1 Wm, . B N--. We must be careful in evaluating the students involved in such clubs as Electricity and Auto Mechanics for, in the very near future, they will be the ones building our houses and fixing our automobiles! Electricity I - Randy Leech, Kevin Streets, Robert Van Horn, Donald Mahoney, B. K. Clem, David Calvert, Randy Richardson, Greg Craig, Jerry Henry, Robert Elkins, James Smith, Juan Smith, John Jenkins, Tony McBride, Barry Stogdale. Electricity II - Troy Adams, R.J. Cooper, Tony Teabo, Curtis Utz, Chuckie Cooper Steven Bradley, Mark Powell, Christopher Williams, Stacy Settle, Ray Olinger, Chip Partlow, Billy Joe Pingley, Sam Brogan, Dale Mauck, Todd Smedley, Hank Hisey, Robert Thomas. ICT-First Row-Shel Wood, Kim Lowry, Te- resa Showers, T. J. Oakes, Second Row-Lee Henry, Kim Sipes, Michelle Smelser, Nor- ma-Jean Blevins, David Hopson. Third Row-Kenneth Corbett, Jerry Brown, Mark Athey, Jeff Preist, Jeff Chrisman, Marc Es- teppe. Fourth Row- Charles Jackson, Larry Jackson, Donald Derflinger, Ronald Baker, Duane Fadely. Building Trades I-Townsend Kerns, Eddie Nelson, Butch Hammond, Byron Heisler, Rich Meyers, Bobby Porter, Matt Roby, Fred Arena, Ferlin Mathews. Building Trades ll-Greg Frenzel, Price Da- vis, Donald Bull, Larry Buracker, Tommy Comer, David Buracker, Arthur Saffelle, Jeff Baggarly, Scott Schindler. Auto Mechanics-First Row- Frank Lake, Da- vid Knight, Jon Hafferman, Mr. Conway Layman, advisor, Mr. Douglas Gilbert, advi- sor, Joey Zitek, Danny Kuser, Randy Grimes, Bruce Williams. Second Row- Ke- vin Jeffries, Kevin Hartman, Enos Ferris, Ricky Stout, Jimmy Davis, Doug Embrey, Steve Marshall, Timmy Andrews, Tim Mar- ion, David Boone, Virgil Johnson, Leon Ep- pard. Third Row- Steve Bowman, Scott Burner, David Poe. Danny Bain, Ronnie Dodson, Terry Stoots, Bobby Clegg, Randy Burke, Davis Fritts, Wren, Carlton Harper. Fourth Row- Larry Clyde Senter, Frankie Smith, Reggie ,Scott Rowe, Donald Mahoney, Jim Todd Heier. Future Disc Iockies The Student Broadcasting Club is the group responsible for our pleasant announcements every morning. They may also be heard on Saturdays on WFFV. Some of their former members have become radio announcers for other radio stations in the area. This provides a chance for these students to prac- tice what may in the near future be their career. Row 1: K. Owens, M. Neal. Row 2: W. Am- mons, J. English, j. Sealock. Row 3: C. Sea- ford, R. Smith, C. Sager. Row 4: K. Graham, S. Clatterbuck, V. Pomeroy, R. Cooper. Row 5: D. Hart, S. Beardmore, K. Humphrey, I. Brennan. These members pay close attention to their guest speaker. Crightj Here is a sample of our future mdim mn- nouncers. flower rightj Barry Lee and his radio station WFFV give these students a chance to do their thing. xr- 5 1 .-......, 4 3 wx lug X mm -- iii ' ii .f if 'fwffn-mn W' 'Www '-M H My if r Q rf , V-'ann' ,,,k ,, W My a I xv.. ?'Z.355 ,mix ' 2 .gms 4 ' X f , W f f g . 'Q ,uf -2 0 Li V: 72 'ff ' ' , W W, ,V U4 ff K .W-ff' XM.. , W 6 My M Geniuses A ork The Math Club works on hard complicated problems that they don't have time to do in their Math Classes. The club is organized by Mrs. Campbell. Bill Waldron, Jim- my Pugh, and Jim Samborsky at- tended the Eighth Annual Autumn Math Contest at JMU on Novem- ber 4. Jim Samborsky placed 2nd in individual competition and Bill Waldron placed Sth. The team placed 2nd out of 24 schools!! l to r - Katie Ziemer, Buster Dixon, Jim Samborsky, Kevin Romer, Jimmy Pugh, Bill Waldron, Denise Nicholls, David Esteppe, Bob Campbell, Pam Radomsky, Frank Fitz- gerald, Marie Gadd. n '1 ' 1 ft! r,A!'l!- ,M . at bw! mjfjvr rr! Q9 M i d!! f 30 T . v' Q ifrb' n SM .T I L L. by ,Q f f 23 WW 39 The Science club is not only for those enrolled in science classes, but for those who enjoy it. The club wishes to make Science a hobby at WCHS. They sponsor the Science Fair held annually at WCHS in the spring. The club's future goal is to go to the Elementary schools to make the young students enthused about the fun of Science. row 1 - Jim Samborsky, Jon Fristoe, Joan Kovalchick. row 2: Gary Wood, Alicia Green, Mike Geringer, Prank Fitzgerald, john Bracken. row 3: Joe Smith, Richard Updike, Roger Smith, Chris Ryder. row 4: Mike Kovalchick, Buster Dixon, Charles Smith, Grant Richardson, Future Foreigners The Spanish Club mainly helps an indigent girl in Guatemala. Her name is Ilaria Cruz Calderon. The club has an enjoyable Electric Nightmare Concert annually. lThe concert is said to shock you. The French Club has fund-rais- ing activities in the fall and spring to enhance and give support to learning of the French culture. The club is planning to attend a Na- tional French contest and sponsor a spring festival. Spanish Club row 1: Tom Updike, Del Cur- ry, Dawn Lockhart, Elaine Hudson, row 2: John Sealock, Chuck Sager, Suzanne Lon- gerbeam, Linda Hill, David Esteppe, row 3: David Conover, Chris Ryder, Nora Wil- liams, Tammy Dofflemyer, row 4: Lisa Ev- ans, Karen Gibson, Kelly Bowers, Kathy Stoots, row 5: Jerri Watts, Tammy Ricci, Debbie Grant, Amy Yager, Teresa Morri- son. French Club row 1: Sharon Popkins, Danny Yates, Richard Updike, Gary Wood, row 2: Sonia von der Lippe, Angela Powell, Ginger Mercuro, Alicia Green, Mathew Dick, Julie Wetzel, row 3: Rhonda Lake, julie Larivee, Susan Rudacille, Alice Duff, Krista Sir- baugh, row 4: Sadie Hamm, Nancy Marlow, Roni jackson, Donna Winfield, Amy Duff, Sheen Campbell. Mr. Goodwin's Electric Nightmare concert electrified everyone. Sharon Popkins seems to enjoy being the President of the French Club. Service Is The Ke The Key and Keyette Clubs are service clubs sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The members are involved students who handle responsibil- ity well. They were both very busy this year. Some of their activities were Pancake Day, Christmas caroling at a local nursing home, and a trip to the UVA game with their Kiwanis sponsors. The Keyettes started a new tradition this year by having a Kiddie Carnival at the Festival of Leaves. They also received a plaque of thanks from the Anti-Litter Council for being the anti-litter bunny at the Jaycee Fair. Both clubs are also involved with the school. They Keys had their annual faculty basketball game and the Keyettes decorated the teacher's lounge for Christmas. These clubs did all of their activities with dedication and enthusi- asm. Ist row: Katrina Cooke, Ginna Cwroseclose, Suzanne Hart- ley, Sheen Campbell. 2nd row: Dana Devers, Kathy Hen- ry, Sherrill Gray, Tammy Leep, Donna Campbell. 3rd row: Jacqui Dennison, Pam Boyd. 4th row: Carolyn Goemans, Terri Perdue, Roni Jackson, Alice Duff, Ginger Mercuro, Amy Duff. sth row: Tina Jones, Mary Bethune, Beth Na- pier, Ann Milhollan, Cherie Evans, Nancy Marlow, Dawn Manning, Colleen Lee, Rose Cornett, Denise Nicholls. Anyone can tell that Roni enjoys being a Keyette. fupper right, Officers: Treasurers-Del, Sheen, Secretaries-Arnold, Su- zanne, Vice Presidents-Dale, Ginnap Presidents-Larry, Ka- trina. vfuffif 5 'E i ,iwfilrmu ar.. W JM, fn .7-7' ' W' ' VMS A I -as 7114 f M B, a'qfMf'Qj' Q Wim 3, z:,3f2 bf'e W ings 7 gg 4 fv-Hwuu-ng.. ...QQ 'ai Y 1 .:-, 1 x ww if A Q Fi- 4? - --mg g'L- Q. 43, LW.L, 1 m - iq, tsewrf JW gf I xi A Lettered thletes The Varsity Club, a school ori- ented club, meets every third Tues- day of every month. Students who have participated in school sports and have acquired all the points to letter in that particular sport, re- ceive a varsity letter for their ac- complishment in that sport. All these students, if they wish to, are able to join the Varsity Club. The Varsity Club so far this year has sold Christmas ornaments where they gained a considerable profit. Other money making pro- jects lead to the donation of a large sum of money to the Athletic de- partment. Del is joyously thinking about the upcom- ing track season. Front Row: N. Morrison, R. Updike, P Boyd, 2nd Row: D. Sealock, L. Rutherford B. Kesler, T. Tobin, L. Hill. 3rd Row: S Longerbeam, L. Hensell, I. Weakley. E. Haun, R. Athey, 4th Row: B. Henry, R. Fish- er, B. Fisher, C. Sirbaugh, L. johnson, Sth Row: D. Curry, T. Upclike, M. Frazier, S. Haley, 6th Row: S. Harper, D. Manning, M. Neal, D. Esteppe 7th Row: D. Griffith, S. Strecky, R. North, I.. Washington. r Lisa is deciding if tennis is her racket this year or not. 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Mrs. Patricia Grant and some students eagerly plan the next meal for the faculty and seniors. w,,,,,.,.-vv I, , ,- JZ f I f , Q! K W 0 00 , I4 Q D.E. orks Distributive Education is a vocational class taught by Mr. Butler and Mr. Smith. It teaches students marketing and the operation of a business. It is taught from the seller's point of view, not the buyer's. Some students leave school early to work in various businesses around the area. Robin Rutherford and Melanie Jensen listen carefully to the instruc- tions given by the teacher. fupper leftb Timmy Settle studies hard to become an excellent D.E. student. fsecond leftj Teresa Brookman just can't believe it! Qthird leftj Fred Dixon is astonished by the way D.E. works. Qbottom left, Mary Bailey and Colleen Mills seem to be interested in something else besides D.E. Kbelowl vw My Carpenters Building Trades is a vocational program that teaches students skills they will need for careers in the construction area. Building Trades continues for three periods to allow enough time for some of the more difficult tasks. This class gains two credits toward gradu- ation. Wm. G KJ Building trades builds muscles. ttopl 1 Can you tell the A students from the D s.? trightj Here is David showing off his muscles again. flower rightj Donald Bull is involved in his work. w-me e R, 113 r 6, 22 Electricians Wie, , were 4 W it 5 Q V Af 2 sf it it i is glow eff Q 'Wi h,, ,, f ji' Wifi V V v- in N 'f EW f fi W4 ' few ggi at L 5 53 rg, '5 V 7,15 ,re W 2 5, 4 f f if! S Q , if 52 ,, f I , if 6 69 5, if 2 l ff , tr, f L,,,.. 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Whether you go to college and need to cook for yourself or if you work full time and need to know how to live on your own, this class can prepare you for your future. Pay attention now, girls. The Home EC Giggles strike once again. flower rightj lt's been one of those days, right, Mrs. Miller? Q' 'N .Q 'fav ,Jai s my 4F Q 'ff 5 19 K ,mmf 2,2 v :Z an fr '4 V 1 Q 1231 gy, M 8 1 Q www 1 4 9 el K gl 'E wiki? ,MF 3 s ,ww , A ,tinge 2 M4 Nffrua.. wx M .S ,. its A Teaching Experience it if f if erse E, K, in ,mi 'is ff - ,., 543.1 ,i't:1f11rle:?2,W -- . ir - K X gi .R .fififii ' ' J' i 1, r . i is ssyc 'fvgff - ,.AA if? gg 7 ,ggi l L' ,. . '- .... if-iiziikifgi f 5 A ,Q ' T 'H f 1 Q hAL elf-Q f eeyy i f 5-v:'4Es12f2f?iif3, ..h.. f'--,,. 2 1 -' 7- ,22 if !. L1-: ieee . Q' Q li i ssee ' if i Q -2:5 L , SXSW Si r s l ,E t 1 ww X fs, A b D your very 0 you remember learning alphabet or numbers? It's unlikely that you do, but can be a part of this learning rience if you're a member of d Care. This course is de- ed for students who are in- sted in children and their ning progress. These stu- are given the chance to pre-schoolers some basic while learning separate themselves. you expe i Ch 1 sign tere lear den ts teach skill skill 5 S Long is kept busy trying to keep of all the children. Qupper leftl Kay track Look tupper rightj kids!l!! It's the Sesame Street gang!! You can tell these children enjoy them- selves while in the care of their young teachers. 1 i gf f 7 .. ig+'11Tf.' :ii-gfgig L s s si gi l -4 V I - M - - r' t ' f f ie. ,e,.aw ,ay K g k .MQ 10,3-.,sl. K ,, ,,., New is -ff 3 fr ' Big Wheels Of Tomorrow Every day, for 180 days, members of the Auto Mechanics club report to the cellar of the Vo-Tech build- ing to enhance the appearance or economy of local automobiles. These young men devote three per- iods a day to help turn obsolete clunkers into up-to-date master- pieces. The members of this class should be recognized for their ser- vices to the community. Carlton Harper, Timmy Andrews, and Bob- by Clegg hate to be annoyed by the camera. su, tv' Members of the Auto Mechanics class cheer the camera. David Knight, jon Hafferman, and Bill Lau- dermilch sport a friendly pose for the pho- tographer. Qcenter rightj Larry Oliver shows the qualities of a good worker. trightj Joey Zitek is determined to get this car back in running order. Qfar rightj X if ,lk el Grease The future members of Auto Me- chanics are constantly waging wars against the devastating effect of small engine repair. Everyone in this class realizes the need to un- derstand the significance of the spark plug! Some of the members of the W.O.T. class are shown here working on a familiar pro- ject-the lawnmower. Qtopj This young man seems to know what he is doing. lcenter leftj Donny Furr gives a helping hand to a class- mate. ilefti Carlton Harper, Timmy Andrews, and Bob- by Clegg work together to get a project fin- ished. Clower leftj john Bracken observes the intricate design of a lawnmower engine. fbelowj Fingers At Work Various business courses are offered at the Vocational Build- ing. Typing I is taken to learn the basic skills, starting with asdfjklp then on to the preparing f. tables and letters. The stu- dents that choose to go on to the Clerk-Typing or Steno Blocks learn what the work of a secre- tary really is in this world. 'Lf 9 Q? ft ,Avi 0201 Q. y D O ' af -.si-3 N vuhuh M- s Q...,s-,HL ,JJ gg ' So w .. Something seems to be interesting to Re- nee Athey. Joanna Searcey seems to have her eyes glued to her book. ttopl What do you suppose Robin Morton has her thoughts on??? Future CPA s 7 77 Accounting is how to keep re- cords, nient them done. learn summarize them for conve- interpretation, and analyze to advise what should be That is what the students in Accounting. The subject sounds really easy, but it is a long, complicated process. Reta Christensen is concentrating on her Accounting figures. What kind of figures do you suppose Ricky Oakes is thinking of??? Michelle Sylvester pays attention in class. Do you think Sheila Clatterbuck does? Or does she sleep? When it comes to learning new things, Ally- son Bowman and Bonnie Cornwell always have a smile! lbottomj 7 w X ..- an Q sf.: .:: ' -LX . X X if Q f M if kk , W X wisp is R Q - f Q' fx S M K 4 3 E XX X k it . X ,, .- g x K 'L ' . f . ' :Q . Q. Q- Fifwxfz x , fiixj g V Q. , f . xg. f Q 'SX-2'Ers4Q'.. i 145 f g a sy - A , ..,. DLQMMQ-f+v,, L,.3.L5-9-'BL:3:QJF-tsoXmQ.QN.L,J.o. CAG: wfwlw-1 .wx A GKFMMKBWTA A ggi gag D Mjlmw W 3253. E Sash-f5S 2532? 5552 M ku E3 3+ I C S L, 5 R S325 in SQ' sg gigiggigfigii E 23355253 Clauses Once a day for 180 days, each of us found ourselves in some form of English class. As we tried to remain conscious, teachers tried to drum sentence structure into our brains. Somehow, as the year progressed, we seemed to catch on. By the end of the year, our knowledge of the English language got us through fi- nal exams and ready for next year. Lf-XS. As one of many English aides, Susan Ruda- cille completes many tasks for teachers such as cutting out paper dolls. Qupper right! Because of his disruptive influence on the rest of his English class, Jody Collins is ban- ished by the group. Ccenter leftj Ms. Seeley's Junior English class is a prime example of modesty and character. fcenter rightj Gary Wood gives a congratulatory hug to Katie Ziemer upon the reception of her la- test grade in level 5 English, L.A.S. lrightl Q? Lorraine Freeman practices one of the many dramatic techniques she has learned in Speech and Drama. As Ralph Beeman works in Creative Writing, Brian Roberts reads another blood and guts thriller written by Lisa Robinson. tcenter leftl Pam Boyd, Lisa Venable, Nancy Io Morrison, and Yvette Rinky have decided that William Shakespeare is quite a hunk. flower leftl It seems that Cherie Evans and Chuck Cooper are more interested in Macbeth than they are in posing for the yearbook. For better or for worse, sometime during the year our attention was shifted from the punctuation of sen- tences to the tragedies of Shakespeare. For a total of ninety days, our noses were buried between the pages of our literature books. As we read such clas- sics as Julius Caesar and Taming of the Shrew, we found that the exper- ience was worthwhile after all. And Classics ai 7 When we think of science, what comes to our minds? The first thing, of course, is good old Biology. Remember all the fun with Ernie the Earthworm and Freddie the Frog? Who could forget? Es- pecially if you had a squea- mish partner and you got to do all the dirty work. Next came the ever popular course of Chemistry which never ceased to baffle us. And when test time came, H O was the only compound we could re- member. Well, just when we finally finished Chemistry and thought that nothing could be worse, along came Physics. There are two words that can describe Physics- work problems-and problems they were!! Whatever comes to your mind, science was definitely an unforgetable ex- perience. l.et's hope that no mad scientist blows up our new lab!!! Lori and Tammy pause for a picture during their busy class. jim Samborsky is an aide for Physics this year. Hey jim, where's your cal- culator? Linda Hammack is obviously ab- sorbed in her work. Uh-Oh, I think somebody forgot her homework. Right, Alicia? Tony flashes us a charming smile while Todd and Suzanne are busy at work. Mathematics is a very chal- lenging and diverse field. Be- tween the quadratic equation, proofs and graphs our minds are kept busy either in under- standing or confusion. Who knows, maybe some of us will go into the computer field where mathematical knowl- edge is essential. No matter what we do in life, our memo- ries of math class will never be erased. tw' vt f YQ Y, x From Past Nancy jo Morrison and Lisa Venable dis- cuss the world situation. Qabovej What was that? fupper leftj Winona Ammons, Mary Bethune, and Kelly Bowers somehow find amusement in their history class. lrightj swf john Sealock is intrigued by the accom- plishments of his forefathers. To Present Two required courses in high school are history and government. These classes transform perfectly normal students into historians and politicians. Though we may grumble and groan at the thought of such forced learning, we are thankful for it in the future, as it helps us to understand our country and its government, and thus make wiser decisions in choosing our leaders. One activity of these stu- dents is helping at the Warren County election polls with the Young Republicans and the Junior Democrats. .mm . N R . .. c . .. , .. t K' ' s. T . ... c,1.M meS .ggggr NR85. .. . . .. .N w K. k .-faery! 5 fest - A Q f ,- - , Sig S b . .IKE 1 ' ' il X :SJ -iff. SE ,li sg s Q 1 si- fs'ef.f- ' 15 2. K. . . . e. e We . 5 :exe s. t,. +k.Xswi:v r S 5 t ' - '55 ,S555f':.sf5Ess5' Fix LMA Lili iii-QQ .- -Pi: 'g.iki.:fQ. ' 2-V . Lori Frazier, Beverly Drummonds, and Scholastic concentration at its best. Kathy Talbot pose for the camera. tupper leftl Future Architects l -san-nf' 9' I' - ,qu NK Mr. Robinson explains the method of mechanical drawing to an interested stu- dent. Billy Neeb adds the final steps to his work. tupper rightj Mechanical Drawing meets during fourth period this year. The students learn many differ- ent aspects of orthographic drawing, isometric drawing, and freehand sketching. Their grades depend on a series of plates which they turn in peri- odically during the year. Their end of the year project is to de- sign their own home complete to scale. Level four students must then make a scale model of the home they designed. 'N 44536 W I . . was SQN-QMS. 3T if S S i aaa S. fftfif Mechanical Drawing consists of many chal- lenges as well as hard work. Toning Up!! All Warren County gym stu- dents experience various exer- cises. There are two courses of- fered to all students. A required class for all sophomores is P. E. III. Any 11th or 12th grader who would like to continue his phys- ical education can take Ad- vanced P.E. Driver's Ed. is a reg- ular part of gym class in the sophomore year. It teaches stu- dents the responsibilities which accompany a driver's license. V . ai my ,.f,,,. ,,, my., ,M M ' Y r ' ' 'A Driver's Education is la class all sophomores enjoy. Marcia Frazier waits for the return of the volleyball. ftopj Dana Devers enjoys her daily exercise. The yearbook staff works long and hard during sixth period every day. The work they do is appreciat- ed by all. Before the yearbook is published, the staff has to make layouts of every page, crop pic- tures, and think of captions. We make the memories that you, the student body, will always look back on. During the first weeks of school, the staff sells ads, which is the way they raise money to pub- lish the yearbook. Ms. Linda Beth Toth, the advisor, makes sure the work is accomplished, deadlines are met, and everything runs smoothly. Sonya Hughes and Katie Cupp show the enjoyment of being part of the yearbook staff at the yearbook assemblylupper leftj Todd Tobin and Cherie Evans work hard on their assignmentslupper right, First Row: Cherie Evans, Suzanne Hartley Second Row: Ion Fristoe, Katie Cupp, Don- na Reedy, john Sealock, Beth Napier, Peter Braswell, Greg Groves. Third row: Colleen Lee, Donna Hatcher, Sherrill Gray, Sonya Hughes, Ginna Groseclose, Todd Tobin, Kenni Reed, Ms. Linda Beth Toth. Suzanne Hartley, editor-in-chief of the year- book staff, makes sure the yearbook is orga- nized. Qrightj Makers The newspaper staff keeps the school up to date on school and local happenings. In the editori- al section of the paper, students and faculty are given a chance to express their opinions. There are such features as fashion trends and sports. The staff learns about photography, printing, layouts and handling business accounts. The staff as a whole generally has a good time. Marianne and Willie discuss possible stories for the next issue of the newspa- PGY- UOPU lst row: Rusty Nicholson, Pam Taylor, Terri Ardinger, Suzanne Morehead tedi- torj. 2nd row: Marla Parker, Sandi Black, Beth Kesler. 3rd row: Cindy Fristoe, Wil- lie Smedley, Lisa Frye, Marianne Harri- son, lody Collins, Last row: john Bren- nan, Kevin Owens. Ms, Seeley gives her expert advice to the newspaper staffllower leftj Larry Oliver looks proud of his journal- ism accomplishments. as .,v , 1 'a ,. W . X i f W 5 -if ' i at , , fl- ff' 4 5 NI Espanol Sz Francais Spanish and French are two important foreign languages to learn. Spanish students, under the direction of Mr. Goodwin, learn about the Roman and Greek cultures. French students, under the guidance of Ms. Garber, learn the French cus- toms and history. Both foreign languages are unique. Learning to speak Spanish or French is important if you ever want to go to college or, if lucky, a foreign country. George looks contented while studying his French. There is laughter and seriousness in- volved in French. Tammy seems more interested in the company she keeps rather than Spanish. 6 as 5 lj' 11. 1, I 1 f fi l if futfwtwvilbtm Ewwwf A62 uf My ' lm Jffoffqfwivfawjqnwwdtw A. ,fa M M UMW ffm Wwffe w -W ef 044747 7? f f gi Q21 ufamj 77 M WW Q4-QfW-5L,. g 4 M fm JXVVKIJJ 1 .1 gy Y v Who's Who in High School is A an organization which recog- ' nizes outstanding qualities. These students contribute a lot to their school and are worthy of their fellow student's admira- tion. From left to right are: 1st row: Roger Smith, Todd Tobin, Katrina Cooke, Ginna Grose- close, R. T. Good. 2nd row: Mark Laing, Dale Manning, Tom Up- dike, Suzanne Hartley and lgin Henry. LW? --'- -- T fy alfa., WM Mm Wmfwho s Who In High School 2 P1 1 FWHM .uiilltiixfi . 1 r., ' ' ' 1- ' 4.5 . -431-Nxt' ' ' Sw . A' ' yr 1' 'JQZWZLZZV 1 'A A Vu -Y' ,fl- .X L .ifl 'N tual. At. t??'-iii 41 NSI: , is m1 ., A N18 PM , I T311 4 X 1 n 7 I L lb ' ,w 1 ' 4 '91, W , tl T M: JW! ,.f ft ig nf, , ' T L. 4' ' 'fr 'S' 4' 5 i Jr. Ring Award The Junior Ring Award is presented to two juniors, male and female, who have shown out- standing qualities throughout the school year. Ray Olinger and Linda Hammack were the re- cipients of this award. Ray showed his leadership abilities through his academic qualities, and Lin- da was very involved in FBLA and other school related activities. We are proud of these two young people. zztgzlf Xl L..xXj. 4' X l Scholastic Elite l 5 K W Honor Society, Bottom to Top: Connie Krause, Linda Riley, Amy Duff, Ray Olinger, Debbie Haley, Josie Anderson, Kathy Henry, Heflin, Linda Hammack, Suzanne Hartley. Not pictured: Jim Samborsky, Ginna Groseclose, Donna Hatcher Honor . . . what does that word connote for you? For many it means the A in that tough class, or acceptance to that college they've always desired to attend. For oth- ers, it means the recognition that they are achievers. The National Honor Society is the answer to that desire. It rewards a select few for those all-nighters they pull, the A's they earn, and the extra-curricular activities in which they excell. To be in the Honor Society, one must be in the top five percent of the class, which means one must have a B average from the eighth grade forward. One must exhibit leader- ship, character, and must provide service to the school. At the end of each year, the faculty votes on those who are eligible in the In class, and in a special ceremony old members tap the new merr and they are recognized by the tire student body. It is an h they carry with them for the mainder of their lives, and would do well to model ours after their fine examples of ach ment. NATIONAL NATIONAL NATIONAL NATIONAL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HONOR SOCIETY HONOR SOCIETY HONOR some-rv HONOR gocmy w 5, w 'f w 'f y C y f, X f S ? 5 ? Q ? Q ? i s i, a i, i i s i s Z1 Qi Z. Vi XWI vi Zi Qi Z of r g v q v -y 'I t g s L. s L. s I. Vs L. s I. JS-NMMWL! 3,2 glgowwq WVGLDQJ X s, Qp.,Q,m3 MM M ,. fzfvfi Q2 , W M QU M V WL My 32.4, , cgixqm ,fx Ed 9 x X , ' Xwajlwf 5 Af Q Gi 55 2 22? Q2 2 35 Q51 H is 5? -.1 Q2 32? 3 5 5 Wg Q 1 Ae' sr JU I L ow Q2 2 5? I f552f5im Q2 5 ? 2 iw 2? 5533? 32 2 iii m ff 45 Un Ye Warren It was a great year from our WCI-IS Marching Band. They made their fellow Wildcats very proud of them during half-time shows, parades, pep-rallies and statewide competitions. At a competi- tion in Roanoke, our band re- turned home with ratings of excellence. Our drum majors for the year 81-82 were R. T. Good and Pam Tribino. Tabb is one of the newcomers to the WCHS band. Or is it Kip? Alice concentrates as she practices for an upcoming parade. f W rr','f QQ'- W x A Q5 wt Nag? Qagki ..-ae. t 1 4 From left to right, lst row - E. Campbell, I, Armentrout, D. Rishel, M. Clay, R. Parker, K. Denison, D. Showers, I. Morrison, E. Wright, K. Edmonds, D, Miller. 2nd row - Mr. J. W. Russell, R. T. Good, P. Tribino, K. Seitz, A. Frazier, K. Ziemer, S. Lockhart, B. Williams, D. Poe, C, Leckie, M. Leddy, 1. Moyer, B. Ferguson. 3rd row - B. Starnes, I. Ryman, T. Linn, G. Clark, D. Yates, P. Wad- 3 2 dell, D. Conover, M. Dick, R. Christensen, T. Markee, C. Keller, R. Fogle. 4th row - C. Stevens, K. Walton, A. Duff, A. Bowman, G. Huckaby, T. Harmon, D. Deavers, P. Ra- domsky, S. Campbell, P. Goodrow, D. Sea- lock, S. Thomas, M. Laing, R. Athey. Sth row - J, Denison, D. Reedy, W, Bakers, S. Hughes, S. Sullivan, D. Manning, W. Whit- lock, L. Dukate, I. Larivee, P. Mitchell, R. Frazier, R. Lake, K. Gibson, L. Terry, Crim, 1. Wetzel. 6th row - T. Williams, Thomas, C. Sager, T. Walton, L. jenkins, Wines, C. Minnick, K. Clark, M. Baldw71 A. Tewalt, C. Patterson, A. Nicewarner. row - L. Seekford, C. Elliot, C. Chiveral, Snow, K, Tague, P. Searcey, B. Weaver, l' King, C. Goemans, A. Fadely, H. Reil, Sine, I. Bowers,-G. Ringer, T. Dodson. All That Jazz Come on, Paul. We know you can do it!!! Brian Roberts reads his music as he learns a new piece. Patty Pugh displays her talent on the ivor- ies. Before most of us are even on our way to school, the stage band is already there and filling the choral room with beautiful music. They perform as back up music for plays and also have an annual concert. The whole band department is un- der the direction of Mr. Russell, whom we fondly refer to as Buck , 1 g A S 6 fi 'Fl gx J Girls, Girls, Girls The Majorettes this year are a talented group. They really try hard to get their routines ready for the football games, parades, and also competition. This year is the first year for the Major- ettes to have a sponsor. Diane Nicewarner makes the girls practice, practice, practice!!! In the long run the practice pays off, as anyone can plainly see. Majorettes l to r: Carrie Stephens, Jacqui Denison, Donna Reedy Cco-captainj, Tammy Williams, Sheri Hawkinstcap- tainj, April Nicewarner, Carol Patterson, Julie Wetzel, Renee Athey. This is the Flag Corps' second year performing with the Band. They have added a fantastic ef- fect to the shows. The captain is Marci King and she is looked upon as the intellectual one in the group. The Flag Corps as a group has the ability to do a su- perior performance. The Corps is directed by Terry Hoffman. Flag Corps l to r: Cherie Elliott, Pam Searcey, Cheryl Sine, Beth Weaver, Kim Tague, Lois Seakford, Carla Chiveral, Gina Ringer, Jenifer Bowers, Heidi Reil, Angel Fadely, Debbie Snow, Teresa Dod- son.Center Marcie King Qcaptainj, Caro- lyn Goemans tco-captainl. The Pom-Pom Troupe is the ex- citing entertainment during the halftime of the basketball games. Pom-Pom Troupe l to r: Joanna Patter- son, Cathy Althers, Karen Good, Renee Fischer, Ollette Dunston, Lorraine Free- man, Lorraine Matthews, Lisa Mauck, Lisa Cacavale, Juanita Freeman, Susie Lengele. Bti? WV, W ggkefi Sing, Sing, Sing!!! The Warren County High School Choir is an enjoyable group to hear. They perform at concerts, and they also sing at other schools. Some of their members go to the Regional Au- ditions. The Choir is directed by john Russell. Patricia Pugh ac- companies the choir on the pi- ano. The Chorus group is very interested in their voices, This photo explains it! ftopj Cathy Althers, Sherrie Owens, Connie Krause, and Teresa Dodson all appear to be concentrating. Qcenterj Patricia Pugh plays a song while the Choir sings. fleftj - A J, 'ff -W ,hip MW, ,,yWww,,,V W f Www Y Q zz: . 1 - , ' , ,,U ,, ' an 'M 40 fi ' , ,, , X ff 3. W Dfw ,, WWA V ft uiilfwff iif WW A ,V Y 1 n V .,,.,,.., .., , MA? Aff f ' gjiw ,V l f, '- S. GN X? . . 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SX -f A ,R ,X Xb nw' gxgm ' g I . ' f Q N. ' V . MfY5 tb- x, Mx,i, 1, 1 3 ,, ' -, N, N.. x, xx rx wx 3 K ,,,V V A 7 I - 'rf X I 'N A ' K fu 7 v, n y I H K 'ig X : ,i N - . ny, x Z Q x Z K K X ,nf X 5, 1 1- V x'X'lg 3, A N . 5.14. , , 1, , .ff ' .' ' . . 5, Q . 1 m n .- -. In ., f . WM... . '. Q - . Todd Tobinls backhand puts them all away. . 1 Q 4 Smashing Season Bottom row: Ron Mclntyre, John Collins, T dd ' , Gary Murphy. Top row: Mgr. Kim Hepner, Chip Mathias, james Ysrael, Tim y e, o n Thompson, Butch Hammond, Coach Mike Reed, joey Zitek, Mgr. Teresa Sessions. When Gary Murphy plays in no man's land, opponents know they have been had. Ron Mclntyre strikes up this graceful pose as he effortlessly volleys the ball to the other court, The 1981 Boy's Tennis Team, with a season record of 8 wins and 4 losses, was composed of exper- ienced players. Our Wildcats fin- ished third in the district. Gary Murphy played number 1 singles for the Wildcats. At number-1 dou- bles was the team of Ron Mclntyre and T 'n who qualified for the istrict tournament. The Wild- cats are looking forward to the '82 season. Chip Mathias displays the proper technique for a forehand capable of beating anyone. --M Mw,.m., . ,, M VNU., , .. ,.,M..,,f4... A- -..,,,.w.,...,.,,..,.....M..,........-,.....,,.,f.a,-+ -M- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,.,,,,,,---,4.,...,.. 1 ,., 1 -.-.Nev Y lcv ..,,,.......Y..u-......- o....gu..,....-ov fffvin Q 52 f , ,,AA A,4, ,', ff ' wwf 1 .,, f Wo W , , 3' 1' f : , jf' , , .. , V :, xv' x X 'V We fax ' X- : My .1 S ' ' f' , 1 'ix sg ' A 'A--,ff . x, W l2Ff' ,-A' if fwf , QA, , QWWQWV ff: ', W 4457 f 4-52 , he new ugh W-'-W-4 'M-e ' IIIL L fwww V ,W1:r1:mw:w V ' Hd ,,,,...,,. Q3'lLl. I ' - .- f4r z ..QjQ Vi- 4 W1 4.,.Uifif .f? V A -,,-QWW vfffiysm ., 'l iw ?fW?3 + WR? Go For The C1lor ! The Lady Wildcats, under the di- rection of Coach Joe Weakley, had their share of troubles for the 1981 season. In every meet, either home or away, they came so close to win- ning yet didn't have the points. Even so, they were able to place 6th in the district. The season did have its bright spots. Several records that have stood for several years were broken. Records in the 800m relay, shot, 400m relay, 1600m relay were all exceeded in 1981. Nancy Morrison, who was hurt most of the season, was our district char She set an outstanding time 2:.3O.4 to break the 800m recc Coach Weakley hopes to have outstanding team next year afte year of gained experience. Cc luck, Lady Cats!!! if A K, 9, my ,,2.f..j1hjf-ff-J ff,-f. rm 'Y . I qw ' s V K ',, ,X 1 M , 1. 'wwe ,a,fffm,'wf'fi:f' .i',,F , , X I , b , -Zur 1 4 'y.flw e,, Wig, .,, '.,a'uwva'n3 ' 9 vw, , 1' -H A iftvfqym ' I Kalki-fY3,1,,,y,-2 Y, , V fa 1 f , . 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M .rv -i :ff ' W' A ,,.,,.,,.., ' Nl F 'M - I 'V V , - . , , H NM -lWMf 'ftf I 7 it V Wi fx f , , fr F .V r. .,. , in Allil F F F 1 . , ' ' ,' .ji 5 'J' ,. 1 -Hr 'y '- 1 lf 1 45 2 'li ,V I A ,f , ' 'W ' ' , ' if ' A 'f x A A, , 4, ' 'M A Robin Turner is caught here in a moment of still- ness before she throws a shotput. ,Aga I. A it 2 ' -wx I -1 5. F 'Siili Front row, L to R: Linda johnson, Nancy Morrison, Renee Fischer, Bev Goemans, Tammy Rinky, Debbie Booth, Audrey Barbour. Second row, L to R: Ian McPeak, Robin Turner, Donna Mauck, Tammy Henry, Lular Fitzgerald, Bettina Fischer, Yvette Rinky, Lorna Dunston, Ollette Dun- ston, Patty Pugh, Katie Cupp. Having cleared the first hurdle, Donna Mauck dashes for the next. l VM 2 Q K , liddha zz:- L . K Bases Loaded Though winning only 6 out of 16 games, Warren County's Softball team managed to score overwhelm- ing victories against Luray and Handley. Because it was a rather young team, the Lady Wildcats' abilities were overshadowed by M 'iw their mistakes. The first game against Page County resulted in a crushing 16 to 8 defeat. The second game with Clarke County was lost by a single run, 14 to 13. Under the coaching of Bob Ma- son and the leadership of team cap tains Carol Rudacille and Debbi: Perrero, the team improved steadilj as the season progressed. Senior Sharon Morrison wa chosen second team All-Distric outfield. L. Q' r P. fs. 'rf , F ' ,s lzgkegb- . if ., 51- A' 'J 1 .5 . f f . 5? A rv- . if-if W! inf 2 , far' Muir - T RX , , M .SQ . . Wi V fbi' . v ' -,wsu i Q. at 'U I AL A A , .w.M,. 3,.k:q,,4,y,,1'+ , ., - . ,,,.,, , f f 4 I I Y YL Y 3Uq.,,.J K f,Mpgf+ Ab yn L ,. f , ,. -, .,, f 5 K, M. W5 ' Qziffiw fi f.f-v-ww A., wwf, s , Wfwy. at W Mm wg ,Yf 49-.M 'Wi-'YV if Qu' ,wmv f- 1' . I' . .w-xy. 4 z,m,m ff22aw:ffw:+f X f i' w m v 1 ,mf-Lffxw. ' inn.. -ws, N. Q x... 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A K 'A wi- ff A 5 S X-4 .Qi as Flat . W Wildcat Spirit This year the Varsity Squad along with the J.V.'s brought home one of the highest awards possible from an NCA camp. For the first time the cheerleaders brought home a Spirit Stick. These girls have put in a lot of time during the summer and out- side of school to try to better themselves and in turn raise the school's spirit and enthusiasm. The cheerleaders have incorpo- rated the team symbol into their Being the only juniors on the squad Sheen and Donna must stick together. Pep Ralleys by awarding a Spirit Stick to the class with the greatest number of its members wearing Cat Paws on the days that the Pep Rallys are held. Tammy and Sheen are ready for the victo- ry celebration after the game. The squad watches silently as all stand for the playing of the Anthem. Susan Rhinesmith strives to perfect her jumps. l -.. Jww Linda Hill and Donna Hatcher keep the Wildcat Spirit going. Mighty Cat's Paw This year the I.V. squad has done an excellent job of representing Warren County High School both at home and away. They brought home a ribbon for each day that they were there, two of which were blue ribbons. They, along with the Varsity Squad, brought a Spirit Stick back to Warren County. The I.V. members do a lot of work. In addition to cheering at their own games, they attend all of the home Varsity Football games. These girls have done everything The yearbook staff wishes these girls the best of cheering. We are confident that they will continue to do the terrific job of leading the school. that they can to support the Wild- cats and they have done an abso- lutely wonderful job. The qualities they have shown mark an excellent squad. They deserve our gratitude and thanks. As the Captain, Denise sets the example for the rest of her squad. l'he j.V. squad stands in quiet respect as hey join in the Alma Mater. Does this face look familiar? It should. Lor- ia is always seen supporting the Wildcats. As the Cat's Paw is the symbol for Wildcat strength these girls symbolize the Wildcat Spirit. Pam Radomsky, Dawn Thompson, Dana Devers, Norma Rutherford, Shelly Rice. Y7762f2fhf21m,Q, . Mia WMU' WM! Umm! All MM Wm Gum My if 110,04 ju' ' i ,217 QVC! CLLLJL 4fZLZJ7?6fcZf lr! iw mf Q Wild 1f,4efJiyZj1,JiA M7 K Quay OLQ ami f AMQLJ WMLQXLLQOSVF lqglffiljfif' can IJ Wolfe ILC, ofa. ' aw f P i ,LJZOJSU 81921773 EDU. JMC! if F - , Cx!A4.M40U Mww704 1 JNAZ-Cf ' QZLQ Pictured left to rigl11:,Tabb Walton, Pariba Ostovoy, David Esteppe, Richard Updike, Tom Updike, Cherrisse,Williams, Georgg Phipps, Harold Churm, Sam Earle, Molly Cupp, David Calvert, Steve Pairir?gfg'L,Mike Ionasfi , ,,' Q, 1 , , fgithard Updilce is the male fimner on the Cross Country'Team this year. H. Y - ,. .3F.,Q:. .. if if x xii , .. i. 'm , W, 1 if MW' i A x 3 5 2 x 'X is Wm it 5. LX .. ., V, r ,uf 'f A. JW xx.. Q.. 'S H.-If K me Q N L , Q R A . .btw -A .Wmwy .K s ' f 1 Ki . . -N ' Q 1 2 wig - ' -f,f.f-:Mx--, f Q S- K-:gf 55 'F N V 3' Q rs QS Qs 8' K 4 H--X 5 .ex gk , is ., ,. .k,.., Xgi , X X .E sk S ..,.- 8 i C-o, 'Catsl FR: C. Clatterbuck, E. Wright, K. Humphrey, P. Rettburg, J. Settle, J. Starkes, SR: Coach Hakanen, E. Grayson, K. Plinn, A. Deneal, I Crigsby, B. Spencer, S. Rhinesmith, D. Embry. TR: C. Fitzgerald, B. Roberts, K. Hartman, T. Rutherford, R. Lillard, T. Robinson, M Thomas, B. Norris. af , ai rm. M.. . . . H an E fl, f. .p .. M iii are s Q sf lsn't this a mean-looking lineup? Well, they're the defensive team for the Cats. The team is listening to last minute instruc- these guys are supposed to look mean- tions before the game. This year the I.V.'s had some metty close games. They came ithin one point of winning ainst the Patriots. They had an- against Central her close game igh School. Two of the most out- ed Rettburg played many positions this Ear. Kicking was his speciality. , ' yn I I I IW, A' ' 'H li J. f ' x ,: ' J 1.-' 3, '- lv X, Q.. 'ff , Q-If ' standing players for the Wildcats this year were Fred Rettburg and Jeff Grigsby. Fred was used in many positions during the season. Most of the time Fred played as kicker, plus was always seen on de- Beating the Patriots seemed to be on every- one's mind. J. V. almost beat them this sea- fense. On occasion he played as the quarterback. Jeff Grigsby was the leading man for tackles. Coach Ha- kanen said that Jeff was one of his strongest defensive players and an all around good football player. son. They lost by only one point. is the swift offense for Warren Coun- to be OH the Other Side of fhaf line? Billy Spencer has been leading his team junior Varsity Team. Wouldn't you hate down the field this year as quarterback. ni1.s......,,,,,...55-'-fs' ..., , , lr? 1?Mmmw, m-xkmm uxm Wildcat Power Robbie and Chuckie are seen relaxing before the game. This is one of their few relaxed II'lOl'1'X81'1tS. ,This year the Wildcats have larted to get it all together. The ats have been improving all sea- Jn. We can credit some of the suc- :ss to the terrific new coaching aff, but most of the credit goes to iese guys who go out there and idure practice. You can bet that iat's not easy. Practice is only half f the work for them. The game is 'here all their hard work pays off. The Cats have done well this sea- Jn. After the first six games the 1at's record was three and three. ongratulations, fellows! Our terrific defense lines up to hold the other team behind the line. 1 1 Q, ff .1 -7 s s,a W W 'ta' f A 91-in it W3 L , .,1eQsag40.Q4.,Q7. .Q-Egan.-E4 tffgezgs. is ... ierr yy 'Rx J. Heflin, B. Wisman, S. Harper, R. Grimes, G. Bauer, I. Pugh, S. Blume, S. Haley, R. Miller, I. Grisby, D. Atkins, T. Morrison, T. tnderson, J. Waybright, T. Smedley, S. Brown. SR: B. Laudermilch, A. Wooddell, K. Hartman, R. Lillard, C. Ruffner, R. Oaks, L. Wash- ngton, J. Brogan, C. Mathias, J. Grigsby, A. Williams, K. Hum- ihrey, D. Embrey, J. Spencer, E. Nelson, B. Hammond. TR: T. Adams, B. Starnes, K. Walton, D. Yates, T. Rutherford, D. Thomas, R. Stribling, L. Jackson, A. Fox, K. Whitmore, K. Folkes, E. Balti- more, R. Grimsley, E. Wright, F. Rettburg. LR: T. jackson, K. Cooke, K. Reed, H. Hisey, J. Bracken, E. Grayson, C. Fitzgerald, D. Hiser- man, B. Spencer, M. Conrad, J. Settle, C. Wines, S. Cooke, T. Lake, L. jones. High Hopes The Warren County High School C1irl's Varsity Basketball Team held their own this year in the district. Finishing up with an even record of 10 wins and 10 losses, the team was third in our district of nine teams. Led by sophomore point guard Stephanie Keeler, the team managed some pretty close games, with several go- ing into overtime. With seven sophomores and one junior, an- other young team gained exper- ience. seggve t 7j?,7 98N? X r e ' . x i .N-,s.,.f w X' 'QNX MAX K Left to Right: Connie Henr , Sher l Fox Y Y I Krista Sirbaugh, jan Lowery, Mary Booter- baugh, Tammy Rinky, Suzanne Longer- beam, Stephanie Keeler. Concentration shows in the face of number 15, Tammy Rinky, after she shoots. Q5 I' T I s ' - ZgfTwf5' ' fi 3,6 '3 Q fam X N x r K 5 ka B gi, ' .,.. I 1 Q he s 1 I 1,32 'I ii M2395 x , 3 , W an .. limi ' 'Yi i ,S Sikh? M 'S ff 1 Af if , Z' ,,my f2fJ'4,f:, I ,V , 1 -W, 4, mg: ' ' mfr!!! an Determination The Warren County High School Girl's Basketball Team, under the direction of Ms. Joan Coulthard, did not fare too well this year. With a record of 3 wins and 17 losses, the team came in last place in the dis- trict. However, a winning record is not everything. This year was a learning exper- ience for the girls, as there were only three seniors in the eight team Left to Right: Kelly Tharpe, Melissa Myers, Ann Milhollan, Billie Whitmore, Deanna Fountain, Ollete Dunston, Joyce Kenner, Pam Boyd. Kneeling: Roberta johnson and Lorraine Matthews Senior point guard Pam Boyd dribbles the ball down court for Warren County. members. The rest of the team was made up of three juniors, a sopho- more, and a freshman, Kelly Tharpe. This was the first year that a freshman has ever made the Var- sity squad her first year in high school. With five experienced members returning, the girl's basketball sea- son is something to look forward to next year. Z 'EY Senior Pam Boyd looks on as sophomore Ann Milhollan shoots. Number 32, Pam Boyd watches freshman Kelly Tharpe shoot a foul shot. The Varsity team cheers on the J.V, squad before the start of their warm-ups. Number 32, Pam Boyd watches freshman Kelly Tharpe shoot a foul shot, 53335, Cai? if 42 C QQ 532361 5 SEJQEQQEQQ 5 5325 94 S 5 5 3 96 E3 303 ivy? , 3, Power And Pride The Warren County High School Boys Varsity Basketball Team started out their 81-82 season on a low note as they lost to Loudon County. However, the season picked up as last year's Coach of the Year. Mr. I im Moose, changed his strategy to throw the opposing teams a curve. He built two first string teams out of his thirteen man team. This new strategy along with pride, concentration, and team- work has surely brought our team much success. The effort of the team is shown here as the Wildcats lead 16 to 12 at the start of the second quarter, Kneeling: Larry Rutherford, Earl Baltimore, Alan Moore. Standing: Mark Hembry, Jer- rod Roe, Sam Haley. Chuck Taylor. Alan Fox, James Jett, Manager Katrina Cooke, Billy joe Pingley, Kelvin Whitmore, Kevin Folkes, Bobby Porter. Number 13. Billy joe Pingley, is shooting one of his famous outside shots, Killer Cats Although the 1981-'82 wrestling season didn't turn out as well as hoped, the team did rather well at the district competition. At dis- tricts, Bill Spencer became the 112 pound class district champ while Bill Wisman captured second in the 138 pound class. Coach Gayle Con- ners has high hopes for next year when Bill Spencer and Manuel Souza will be back. The younger wrestlers coming from the Junior High have the spirit and the skill to help bring a winning season next year. Warren County's Manuel Souza quickly overpowers his Handley aggressor. ,gf lpf? 5 Q1 Ref, XXXZW., X. VW? Front Row-Pete Harrison Bill Spencer Back Row Todd Brinklow Arnold Wil Frank Fitzgerald, Ronnie Myers Bill Wis hams JohnGr1gsby Tony Rutherford John man, Matt Dick, Todd R0b1n50n Manuel Heflln Mike CO1'1faCl Randy GIIYTIES Gal' Souza, Chris Smith, David Deavers rod HuCkaby W ,wa 31 my ,S 2 aim? 1 sk wr 59'-if sr if ff? 1 Beaming Bodies The gymnastics team consists of only six talented girls. All the girls display their talent in one or more of these events: vaulting, the un- even bars, the balance beam, and the floor. Three of the six girls are in their senior year and will be leaving the team: Renee Athey, Amy Duff, and Bettina Fisher. The team is inspired by their coaches Sandy Rearden and Mad- eline Rolfe. Amy Duff exemplifies the part of a good gymnast by stretching out during a break. Kneeling, left to right: Amy Duff, Niki Reed and Katie Ziemer. Standing, left to right: Renee Athey, Bettina Fisher, and Alice Duff. Y' A fi G won S L,- us S' 1 k f 5 M ,L.L , 4 Q V in 5- my ...sun te E ,Xu 1 ,M wwf, M nn-w '1 W,.m,,m4M.,Aw f is M.,,...-vw-ww' ,j'4 --'uenawwsmu , A , .ww -- --,Q-Q MA,-W y,g 4.n,N..mWM-MM' ff ,,,W,Wgm5 E , k', ,.L,g:m,1m..-- ,www-f ..,,M,.A-.-.1 f f - w.m,,,,,,...,prnlvl K w V ,MqW,, , ,K , ,W f .1 ai W? ? TM J04? l L M 4 laik s 1 .fi Q is ,, . L- -Sm-2 53 5555555 iv' ,F-f -ii -:gym WMMQMMLK is , : Q WAJLA ,W Z , ii EX -A h y? XF 'lv X ' Ayr! I f A X RQ K SM 5, f Q Ni N gf XX 7 K 'ft '- Q X ' - A 3 ,Wff,zfiWfz mmf it fag kj: fig ag :J af A kg 'T X b AMWQMJ 5? ix E gqimwml , , , I ZW , A L5 ai i12,iQQEX V' L-R fi A Qkewgvfrkcwvz Zigi T5 My JWQZQZ7' , 33 UMW Q9 .WWZ777 1 f g i' ,,Q?,? as Q Q-sig? lzqljf WWW ff'.2wffm M111 1 Ex Q WD WW QA QF? A ES W4 WW 2262 Wfiw f f Xi A fa mfpfp ffwwfwwwff if ???'w'VfW4WW?fWWff7 I RQ f 1525? Class Of 1982 The class of 1982 is here. After twelve long years of education, we're finally seniors. Now we can look back at our beginnings and smile. We started at E. Wilson Morrison and moved on to the 15th Street Intermediate School. During these years we learned the basics and discovered the opposite sex wasn't too bad to be around. At the Junior High, we took exams for the first time. By the time we were used to being bi, bad freshmen we soon became just another group of un- derclassmen at the High School. One important aspect of being a sophomore was receiving our dri- ver's licenses which allowed us to go cruising without mom and dad. During our junior year club period was replaced by reading period and we took the dreaded PSATS. This was an important year for us be- cause we had the responsibility of prom, which really did turn out to be The Best of Times. Our senior year brought the Pledge of Alle- giance and one minute of silence every morning. Our brains were tested by SATS, college boards and decisions about life after higl school. Our class is very unique ir many ways. We are proud to be the largest class to graduate in Warrer County's history. We won the mag: azine drive contest all three years and we had two Miss Warrer Countys from our class. Dur Higlr School memories contain electior day, snow days, Gee Whiz, Pizza Hut, Drive parties and friends we will never forget. Although we are a big class, we are a close class. We finally made it, and we made it tol gether. f gil W' fc f it sw' 1-4:1 N 1 Troy Edward Adams Josie Lynn Anderson Timothy Allen Anderson Timmy Dewayne Andrews David Steven Alley Terri Lynn Ardinger Frederick Paul Arena, jr, Mark Edward Athey Renee Denise Athey Donnie Ray Atkins i Lf fl- Eunice Faye Atkins Judy Ann Atkins we-we ww.-J Yam.- H, nr xv. 2 rf .fr mf' 'YW'-'we Tammy Elaine Baber jeffrey Lee Baggerly Clarence Edward Baltimore ,lean Virginia Baltimore Charles Alan Bass Gregory Paul Bauer julie Lee Baugher William Alan Beatty Tony Lee Bibb lack Woodrow Billhimer Sandra Lee Black Scott Shelton Blume David Aaron Boone Becky jo Botterbaugh Donna Elaine Bowman Pamela Lynne Boyd John Andrew Bracken Steven Leroy Bradley Tamberla lo Brady Lisa Lynn Breeden Pamela Sue Brewer Todd Carson Brinlclow Brian Lee Brogan Jerry Wayne Brown Sylvia Sue Brown Donald Albert Bull Larry Anthony Buracker Lisa Marie Caccavale Kellie Alison Campbell Sandra Nikka Campbell Lisa Michelle Capozio Sherry Lee Cather Jeffery Allen Chris-man Kathleen Gail Clark Tracy Lynne Clater Sheila Fay Clatterbuck Bobby Lee Clegg joseph Logan Collins Troy Frances Conway Loretta Cook QN- Katrina Diane Cooke Charles Otis Cooper Raymond James Cooper Kenneth Eugene Corbett Rose Mary Cornett Karen Sue Cornwell Catherine Annette Crim Jacqueline Bevone Cubbage Del Thomas Curry Anthony Todd Darr Sterling Price Davis Kenneth Allen Dawson Jacquelin Mary Denison joel Clarke Derflinger Pamela Kay Devers johnny Benjamin Dofermire, Ir. Beverly Dale Drummonds Amy Lamarr Duff Shirley William Durham, lr, Kimberley Dawn Ebersole 107 Patricia Ann Ellinger Ronald Wayne Ellinger Juanita Lorraine Embrey Leon Ray Eppard Margaret Judith Eshelman Marc Dwayne Esteppe Jacqueline Ch6rie Evans Daniel Duane Padely Bettina Sylvia Fisher Percola l. Fitzhugh Francis Eugene Fletcher, Jr- D Todd Walter Fletcher Patricia Marie Fogle Timothy Foster Deanna Zenetta Fountain Lorraine Michelle Frazier Mark Allen Frazier William Allen Frazier Juanita Janelle Freeman Cynthia Irene Pristoe 129' wr Emory Garland Fristoe Kevin Glenn Fristoe Sheri Lee Fritts Lisa Carolyn Frye Teresa Elise Funk William Arthur Funk Tamara Leigh Gibbs Ralph Tilden Good Sherrill Anne Gray Janet Gabrielle Greeley lohn Russell Grigsby Randy Trenton Grimes Virgina Litton Groseclose Debra ,lean Haley Samuel Haley Linda Elaine Hammaclc Carlton Douglas Harper Gregory Scott Harper jeffrey Shane Harper Jo Lea Harrison Marianne Hilde Harrison Suzanne Marie Hartley Donna Marie Hatcher Sheri Jo Hawkins Callie Elizabeth Heflin John Russell Heflin Shan Ann I-Ielsley Gina Lynn Henry Kathy Sue Henry Kevin Lynn Henry Raymond Lee Henry Teresa Faye Henry Lisa Dawn Hensell Linda Lee Hill Mary Louise Hill Eugene Henry Hisey, jr. Chris William Holloway David Wayne Hopson Douglas Eugene Horn Sonya Yvette Hughes nl vi' 'S -rein-.,. Nun.. MHP' ,mg x...-' W . , James Richard Hunley, Jr Eugenia Lynn Irwin Charles Edwark Jackson, Ill George Douglas jackson Teressa Elaina Jackson Scott Frank Janow William Denny jenkins Donnie R, Jennings james Edward Jett Virgil R. S. johnson Brenda Faye jones Christopher jones Linda Kay Jones Ronald Clinton Keller Joyce Ann Kenner Carolyn Gae Kenney Elizabeth Holmes Kesler Michelle Lynn King David Marshall Knight joan Louise Kovalchick Constance jean Krause Arthur Brad Kresge Danny Wayne Kuser Mark Alan Laing Prank Thomas 'Lake Christina Barbieri. Leckie Tammy Lynn Leep Doranne Theresa Leonard Kimberly Arvette Lewis Kay Marie Long Lisa Ann Lillard Lisa Annette Lockhart . Keith Ashley Maddox Dale Bryon Manning Robert Timothy Marion William Todd Martin Daphne Linette Mason Tonetta Yvonne Matthews Dale Edward Mauck Lisa Kay Mauck ' . 1 r - ' . 1 ., 1:1- U . -2,5 1- 1 .Q K- g l i Q L .. Nalin, Nxt Frank Mark McComas Dean Hall McDonald Ian Grason McPeacl4 Robert Rae Miller Pearlene Evette Mitchell Mary Ann Montgomery Mary Suzanne Morehead Crystal Partlow Morris Nancy jo Morrison Troy Lee Morrison Robin Lisa Morton joel Carter Moyer Ronald Burns Myers George German Navman H! Mark Andrew Neal April Marie Nicewarner Russell Lee Nicholson, jr Troy Lee Oakes, jr. Ray Linwood Olinger Larry Alan Oliver 1 Rita Oliver Fariba Ostovary Kevin Lamar Owens Nana jean Pamplin Marla Renee Parker Richard Howard Parker Owen Lea Partlow George john Phipps Barbara Sue Pierpoint Billy joe Pingley Sharon Lyrm Popkins Angela Louise Powell Elizabeth Powell Jeffery Lynn Priest Alice Tharpe Proffitt james Clayton Pugh, III Kirsten Leigh Ralls Terri Kyle Ralls Penni Lou Ramey Kenni Laine Reed Z Aww -5 Rhonda Sheryl Reil Tina Louise Reil Lorraine Michelle Revells Susan Lynn Rhinesmith Dale Mechelle Ridgway Yvette Alane Rinlcy Douglas Alan Rishel Tammy Louise Ritenour Brian jefferson Roberts Beverly Denise Robinson Bruce Glenn Robinson Lisa Ann Robinson Mark Raymond Robinson Susan Petsy Rudacille Larry Michael Rutherford Kerri Ellis Ryder Arthur Carey Saffelle, ll Janet Laing Saffelle james Kenneth Samborslcy Scott Bradford Schindler Io-Anne Marie Searcey Kimberly Ann Seitz Sharon Kay Seater Teresa Mae Sessions Timmy Rae Settle Ramona Dale Shaffer Teresa Ann Showers Todd Alan Srnedley Michelle Lea Smelser Charles Wayne Smith Debra jean Smith Rodger Elliott Smith Teresa Cooke Smith Kimberly Ann Stapf Carolyn Lynn Steed Carrie Stevens Lorna Denise Stockner Daniel Lewis Stoots Steve Streclcy Craig Steven Strickler VW' YJ' Mgr -K Ew Mug, gay William Otis Swiger Michelle Lee Sylvester Kathy Marie Talbott Pamela Yvette Taylor James Anthony Teabo Valerie Michelle Tewalt Patricia Ann Tharpe Brian Scott Timmons Walter Todd Tobin Travis Kirby Truax Judith Gail Turner Sherris Garrentta Turner Thomas Carl Updilce Curtis Lee Utz Lisa Kay Venable Johnnie Wade Vencill Sonia Renee von der Lippe Paul Waddell Cheryl Christine Walker Cheryl Strother Ward Lewis Earl Washington jeffrey Todd Waters Dorothy Mae Weatherholt William Theodore Welch Lisa Page Wertz Julie Frances Wetzel Robin Ann Whittington Brent Lamar Williams Christopher Douglas Williams Cynthia Lee Williams Gregory joseph Williams Karen Michelle Williams Karen Sue Williams Tammy Dawn Williams Tina Marie Wines Vickie Marie Wines William Daniel Wisman james Michael Wooddell Roger William Wooddell ff! W ml W5 .qi J ff 'L ' W., V A 'Z lf if W MQW Starting with the top row from the left, and proceeding in the same manner, we see many seniors doing diverse things. Tony Teabo enjoys lounging in the Sen- ior Lounge, while R.T. Good starts his weekend a little early. It seems that Mike Wooddell is looking forward to his weekend, too. Troy Morrison chugs his milk like a good boy as Yvette Rinky shows us she's a Super Freak . Beth Kesler's Evita seems all ready for a hot date. These four are Wild-n-Craay Sen- iors. And lastly, Ian McPeak thkes a ,,,,,,,' , V f stand for lunchroom liberty. Well, we said diverse, didn? 3f4,,,,,?.,, Q53 if 4 if 4' 2 l f ,,,, 5 . If A' ' fi +V V 1 5 ff ,P ' ,Wff ' . 5 K gg' Q W' ,Www l l , x , 1 Q. 1 QQ! Counting The Days It seemed almost too good to be true, but it was. The graduating class of 1983 had finally achieved the rank of Junior, a label we wore with pride. Although this year was one of the toughest, it was also one of the best. Our activities seemed to be focused on making grades, mak- ing friends, making money, etc., as we started making our long range plans. The year was filled with all 'Af ri T MR , I kinds of new experiences. For most of us, the 1982 Prom was the first. We've worked hard and long to get where we are now. The sky is the limit and nothing can stop us now. When the community looks at us, it will no longer see a bunch of kids, but instead, it will see a group of young men and women ready to go out into the world and make a difference. john Addison Winona Ammons 'a ? 5 , , lr., A . Ng.J-an . L .- as mass get -xx s 1 is .nf Q-M-iv ,. ,,,5.?:g,E:,,,: .lg -kgk ,-. -- . ef: -.-if .N . K- ' I Ns t r ,.,,lf,L f ,ga x . .s -2 X' .a me r, -s ,N 'Q-, N' is V55-f We - vt. 1-r 1 .S Lx x L I Jjfliii Lcffjigf, gljlfff Llzycff ,Lf O 7'r'7J7J: muyvfz' 1 ' - In T N A T fb T A T A If 7 wi?-te CY Ll' Us fx .f7U.. 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'f 'W' 7' 'L' fi In ., - vt Q, , ' f c K! t' I ffaffw ' f' . 7 fi 'f .M - fir! 1 A .4 Q K I I Mary Bzhley 'mugw ' , A ff Daniel Bain f if 7-f , fWilliam Baker is if S A A ' Hgflimes Ballard -. if i ll' , ' Wlfyft A Q v as f 4 jQfQ'yv - ,ff ' tt- ' f Sharon Beardmore Teresa Brookman Susan Bryson Tammy Burner gi LLLL C Kay Beeman Mary Bethune Leave it to joe Weakley to come up with a unique way of express ing an opinion toward his subject matter It's obvious that Dean Griffith and Alice Duff would rather concentrate on their chemistry test, We'll get back to them later Thomas Booterbaugh Kelly Bowers Allyson Bowman tk 4 '?' Steve Bowman Tammie Bowman John Brennan joseph Brogan David Calvert Carol Campbell Donna Campbell Eddie Campbell Janet Campbell Sheen Campbell Patricia Carter Mike Chaclwell Reta Christensen Barbara Clegg Debbie Cogar Matthew Cooke a w H 1 ,Q ,, Timmy Cook Beth Cooper Rosa Cooper Pam Corbin juniors are also considerate. Here, Lisa Bonnie Cornwell jones shares her place in the yearbook with a lowly sophomore. Qbottom centerj Don't pull the copies out the other end Nora! Turn the crank! Mark Craig Angela Cress Tony Crim Katie Cupp Lance Darr james Davis Darlene Day Donald Derfl ln 1982, we got to show the world that no one can party like the class of '83. The Junior class of each year is responsible for the planning, the hosting, and the financing of the prom and the class of '83 refused to be outdone. The band and the decor made the 1982 prom one that won't be soon forgotten. John Sealock, the Famous kid in the vest hurries to finish his homework for his next class. QI' XT' 5 X Q Ollerte Dunston Robert Elkins Lisa Evans Renee Fisher Lular Fitzgerald Brad Fletcher Douglas Embrey jennifer English David Esteppe Egan be Tammy Fogle Monty Ford jill Fox QM Teresa Fox ff l f Q tai gl G g wffWXs G . gf . .wwf , 'Q if YA X X N at b .L Lorraine Freeman Patience Frenzel . u 4' X . firk M jonathan Pristoe Reggie Fritts Terry Gaskins ,.,Q G r r G il - -,ns QT. V.- 4 'S it aw., .WWA ,W,.5. If you think this is hard try to do it without the numbers. t 1 w Karen Gibson Carolyn Goemans Paula Goodrow Angie Gordon Kelly Graham Debbie Grant Rick Grant Sheryl Green Dean Griffith jeff Grigsby Carolyn Grove Ernie Grove jon Hafferman Donna Haley Sadie Hamm Butch Hammond Beth Napier often entertains the class with a K. Todd Heier Shannon Heinlen Kimberly Heishman Byron Heisler Barbara Henry jerry Henry 2 il QR. Kevin Humphrey Kevin jeffries Edward Hoffman Christopher Hooten Elaine Hudson Marc Henry Tammy Henry Keren Gibson, Kathy Stoots, and Debbie Grant check over the lists for Friday night's party. We eagerly await Graduation Day because of our part in the Can- dlelight Ceremony. After the Sen- iors get their diplomas, they will give their candles to those of us who are waiting. The passing down of the candles symbolizes the pass- ing down of the traditions, the priviledges, and the responsibil- ities of the Senior Class to us. When all of that is over, we will have made it all the way. 127 In order to cover the monumen- tal costs of financing the 1982 Prom, we had to spend the greater part of the year raising money. On January soth, the Junior Class sponsored a rock concert featuring Class Anvul. The funds raised by the concert allowed us to make the Prom something very special. Our Yearbook camera finds Jennifer Eng- lish trying to catch a glimpse of her Prince Charming. .QM AM .M Qiikik Linda Johnson - Michael Jonas Lisa Jones Rodney Jones Lisa Jenkins Sheri Jenkins Jim Johnson S Xi X Six Q. R WQW ' New , f f Tina Jones Tommy Jones A ar. it-Kenner Ant ony'Kerns N Townsend Kerns Crystal Kibler X 3' . ,gg gf. X 2 ,,5s1f f .X r S9 gg 'R i se Linda King Marci King Tony Laing Ricky Oakes and Reta Christensen show us how Juniors always pull together to help each other out Rhonda Lake Teresa Lake Brenda Lane Randy Leach Michael Leddy Susie Lensyel John Leonard Karen Lester Pete Licklider Ricky Lillard Dawn Lockhart Michele Longmire Kimberly Lowery Rhonda Lucas Donald Mahoney Ronald Mahoney Practicing a few dance steps? 1,-. as . QPAQ' ' , e ,f . - , k u K W -R W 1 lig J Pi Laura Mang Lois Mangene Nancy Marlow Steven Marshall Chip Mathias A. . gig Qff Xara EX isis N -K K S a ffgi x ,fl ai' , 5- Qt t 't , v S wi. ,4 Q , Y, fag 5 K gassg 'xx 0 .wx 5 X 1 . Q ,fit fi ui. he ,Q t.5,4vig Y K 5 2--.N A- -v SEK-.gn-:wJ 'l' NS ' ssss s t ww .ae S x N X F A at 'xihvl . :Ms me 5? Q fear :sm . x .ivy r 'leg S F gl Q 6 A ' 1i. ,N by if if i -is an XX Ax f -tes: X.. . s .,.X me Q Colleen Mills T. Arthur Mitchell 5 '7 ',-11 f Kevin Mitchell if A .a xt Allen Moore Kevin Morrison Lorraine Matthews Victoria Matthews April McBee Anthony McBride lean McClain Dina Metz Deborah Miller Mariam Miller This portion of the junior section is brought to you by M8rM's Candies. This year, we sold about S1800 worth of magazine subscriptions. S336 of that went right into our treasury to fund the Prom and oth- er events. More money was on the way. With that in mind, we started to make the Prom preparations. VL ff Robin Partlow if .Wil Carol Patterson gl - N ,DW VL Y Terri Perdue David Poe It was a cold, cloudy December 15th and it was snowing. During 4th period, the attention we usually gave to our teachers was focused on the P.A. system. It came on but with the wrong message. Obvious- ly, Mr. Long was keen on torture. After a few more grueling minutes, the announcement we were all waiting for came. The school sent us home with all of our books to study for our exams. Studying that night was next to impossible when snow and sleet were falling. Listen- ing to the radio didn't help. When the news of the school's closing came, a great weight was lifted. We were given an extra day for study- lng . WatcrlltvloiitDealn5she'saSophom,ore! If JJ 7iLl'l'iViLfz2i PM r ' fi WW ff , 4' P. ,iw Mf,gM .,, We W fl M g 4, 'V,,tN 1 1 , if! Y A jg! I ejl I .tf fl Q' Q Vx .1 r' ,N ' x .If x . N ' v ' -Q rx fx M bf 1 IN. Y 00 L JVM tml ,yt 0, P, 1 'rf M lk JV u f 3 WM, JI, 4 ji il by ,VW L? at .ifw V M W' J if W! NV J . t lf H' L gt? JU th, 0 J 'QA' , -' ' 'A- f 5 I I 'N ,, I fylwif ld! I pg MIA 1 ,t ,i , 'L t JV N11 JU ', fr t-1 .x .- i fi , Eddie Nelson 1 1 qinllicley Oakes V Jw :H ,W if l Lf ' L if AP 5 Vickie Pomeroy Dee Louise Porter Richard Myers Beth Napier William Neeb 4 . 1 M xl 3 f l HX l Paul Morrison Teresa Morrison s uuammqqu-upgu-q A-www V ,ee :il fmt A ,Vi X F W VNQQ N Je 13,1 Monday. XJFX' QA X - fl-QM WX xXxJQl-9.25 x RQ, i'Qf'5ibw rw - crow, R R' Robert Porter F' or-X Y , H 'n 'L N . F Shirley Ann Porter Lww X- X -gxefv 'l'jQNjQiTg , N ll! ' X F X Ni ll i Pr U N XA x le Jq1fowiMA i-X LW-ef X - x . ' J . fflbwle l-Jwmll. W X bvccwgpswve . K A fwflgpux gig, 1 X 1 4 YXJJY rim ' P rr P h ' 'QJN a y ug 4 ' Kevin Pullen If X' Kathy Rails gy' 4 new? 'J X. Xxx S AR iv X fee-'s . ,. Q If I -of I E i' . 1, 4. Mx e i re ,f 551 Christine Ra Donna eedy Tammy Reiner Fred Rettberg Sheryl Reynolds Tammy Ricci Grant Richardson Randy Richardson 133 Michael Riker .:,k Anthony Ritenour 'ff AFAA f 59 ' A . A ,l r X . YL? 'ia Ierrod Roe Chuckie Ruffner . 1 ,. . t ...,. . . .V 5 sr g e- F255 Q- .nr f-2 A Q it f Q 1 H I .si EQ 1 f X - Z ig! , y Norma jean -P Rutherford Chris Ryder Charles Sager f Charles Sampson V 1 X , . if h!iy2nZf0f7L7?d' Lf ff IYCEO1-JIY ff'ucQc1Jfdi Wy SGP cl year mental, 012141 Clif Uk' Y I 1 ' A- fx Michael 5L!7 ,A Q -pZfJfF-Z1-XLIXKCY lf Schmiedelcnecht fi J N, y John Sealock CN! af I -L Clyde Senter L il' W ,foo I fr ffffctikfaf WIC N5 W1 Owl U L ,UEv5ff7?llN'd :fwqlliqiie kflglgctcflf pE'1ErQfJ Q Whip Cl ,pj A 'W Af. gf ,- Stacey Settle .Q ,A V C Mgpy 3550-J 7 5295 3 Jeffshiffiet r A r QL - , 5:4 1, f-JLQJCAIVH 545 VO! ,, 6 A 52?ifcZLUi31,G-fr JJGLQVC CK -Sf1'rm5?laJ f Mime Q ew fan.-MW 'fi M be ' if e W L 'LL via: 6250? OC mf MSRZ XC X HIMIUDJZ4 aw! ff Vw ffwff J , hgh M ge-ll A CZQMQOQ xj l 1 w All great juniors have those soulful eyes that put teachers in the palms of our hands. 'vate ,ap-iv tx- ' XR 51 5 ff -pfA:.i1j-, r, s krk A lf? 5 ' 1 f - fi , r ..rk,M.,.,t M .. Barry Stogdale Kathy Stoots Richard Showers Krista Sirbaugh William Smedley james Smith 39 , rr' I fa ,, Ioe Smith 1- juan Smith W , Terry Smoot if Manuel Souza Brian Starnes Carrie Stephens Sherry Stephens r ,.1 Syl, X- 1 I 1 ,., ' This is the pose 'Nancy uses to drive the guys crazy. It's time to say goodbye to our Junior year. Although we might not want to relive our Junior year, we wouldn't have missed it for the world. Some of our fondest memo- ries have come from this year. We will never forget the pep rallies, the Homecoming Dance, and of course the Prom. One of our favorite memories will always be the mo- ment we put on our class rings, the symbol of all our hard work. It's not over yet but we've only got one more year to go. We're on our way! Tedd Stout Kevin Streets Richard Stribling Joyce Swiger Lorie Terry Esther Thornton Pam Trabino Tamrni Ulrich Kevin Valdez What makes you think that I could even possibly care? ft, 1 j S Robbie Van Horn Tammy Vorous Bill Waldron Mgw - .p M. , if yi? igsi k riixi Q. 'Px X 4' q .A rf fa, 3 ' . jf QA 5 ya ,ur s . CJ F 1, f, , R 'J - get its Sally Walton Kimberley Washbourne Gail Willingham james Wren Amy Yager Jerri Watts joseph Weakley Kimberly White Billie Whitmore Arnold Williams aaiaa A ,1 ,. 'f' ' . 'ff , N Q Melanie Williams Melody Williams Nora Williams Zena Williams Our junior Class President, Donna Reedy, is seen writing down profound thoughts. We can't leave without giving the Sophomores a bit of advice. Be- cause you're Sophomores, you don't posses the wisdom that we do. All we can tell you is to stick with it and don't give up. You've got a lot of rough times ahead of you but you'll make it, just make sure that you keep the name Junior something to be proud of. To the Seniors we give our best wishes. Now that you're leaving, you'll need to remember every- thing that you have learned. What- ever you do, we expect you to do your best and we'll accept nothing less. Good luck to all of you, The Class of '83 New Beginnings The sophomore year is a year for starting anew. The beginning of a whole new life at a new school. lt's the beginning of new friendships and new studies. It is a year like no other, but like all years, it will seem too short. Although at the beginning it seems that it will be a lifetime before your last year, your future lies right around the corner. As a sophomore you have everything ahead of youp the Junior-Senior Prom, the yearly maga- zine drive, and the famous Senior privileges. As the year ends these things will grow nearer or slip by. But this is just the beginning. We hope all the new beginnings will be happy and beneficial ones. 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M., ,.,,.,, ..,r,MraMmk Andrea Harrison Lisa Heisler X , x i gs A Mei Sharon Henry , Phyllis Henry Melissa Hill ' f -.PX Q9 N we AS Sli ef Egg This year's sophomores love to have their pic tures taken. iabovel catch Teresa as she leaves after another tir ing day. lleftj Danny Hiserman Branda Hockman Garrod Huckaby Vicky Hunley NA YE ig. ge . , Q-xx. L A 'I' S v 1 Beth Irwin Ronnie Jackson Warren Jackson Angie Jennings Melanie lensen 2 Does Alan always have, this much trouble getting past the girls? Alicia Green is one of our new faces at the High School. Qupper rightj Ronda Lods Carrie Lee David Lillard Suzanne Longerbeam Timothy Linn Rhonda Kibler Jammie Lane David Lang julie Larivee S ,..,..,,.., . . Roberta Johnson Todd johnson Mike jordan Stephanie Keeler Noah Kenney Kathy Kesler f ,Z - . . , . N H X 1, 'N.::::: xx SX ,tt,.. je' lily 5 N ai,- JN -Q E X it xx L - 8 Y ,-:- sf-sf X5 X M Q. .. R. 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Roger Mahoney 2 --.. -Q-my z Dawn Manning Mike Marian Timothy Marlcee if E We ., .if r ' r Andy Martin Linda Mathews Greg Mathews Penny Mathews Patricia Mauck ,. X S . X. t ss 's ' 2 ' . . A A ' Russell ' , 1 M cWhi n ney Ginger Mercuro Lisa Midnette X Ann Milhollan Paul Minars if g A lift no .ryqs i g . r'i' 3 't'f:fi Q f ' 1 2 5 A james Moore X, 'ff Y 3 A Connie Mullins , W L' Denise Nicholes ' L- r i Chris North lf. Anjanette Nouman Vicky Olinger Christina Orr Sherry Owens Chris Pack Tommy Palmer Deborah Partlow Daniel Peregory Paula Plauger Dawn Poe John Powell Michelle Prillorman Charles Prince Leroy Prince Robin Printz Pam Radomsky Pamela Pyron Kerwin Ralls i t.. me vm . 'ww , ...: .,,L:. 4 11P b of ..,,,. r,, ,. L 51 , S ,wa 4' i ei fm ffw? Fw 5 4 , .. .Fl N., r-rii. 3 in it -i.cc Ni K ' ...al U . kii: LKALA A A to ,cy . Lz.. . M 'X' k X1 f' g - , f Ni f'1 s K ' es- X A a'NY s 5 K is f Q i ,ine Lkr. ,F 9 ' a Being a sophomore has its ups and downs. There are many new activities to get involved in. It can take some getting used to all the senior privileges. The only conso- lation is knowing there are only two more years to go. Here, it looks like Pam Radomsky doesn't mind being a sophomore. 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W fb ,,fff jg ky 5 ff ff' f' if . -4 2 . o f A good thing about the sopho- more year is that it is the last year of required physical education. No more torture of running the 600, and no more losing tennis shoes. One advantage of tenth grade gym, though, is driver's education. We finally learn to drive - a true first step toward independence. Don't you think Ginger should smile about that? X' XS Sf-:W 5 sgisge A Q Ex N X .nf ig 3,5 x R 3'9 'ht 231 x if ,S 1 K S ,,., t if f it j X it F 'A S 2.3! Try that again, Greg, and l'll . . . Tammy and Vickie take their eyes off the exciting game to smile for the cameraltopj -. vm-r' x Q t K' '- iiii 5 - W N i l S E I Lisa White Ronnie Whited Wendy Whitlock Kim Williams Paula Williams jennifer Wilson jackie Wine Cindy Wines Roger Wines Sandy Wines Donna Winfield Gary Wood Chip Woodard Eddie Wright Richard Wright Danny Tates Vickie Ysrael Katie Ziemer Sophomore Societ if: E x ' K W E .1 akin 1 What's wrong, Donna? lupper leftj A big bear hug. fmiddlej Donlt you think hels a little Old' Anne? L . Surprise, Karen! fcemer lem D0n,t do that! icemer right, lit? of Pretty smrles for the camera. flow K .. rl M' The Middle Men uniors being their usual studious selves. l0Pl iheen Campbell: A very active junior. Qcen- er leftl 'mf-a,,.,.t,,vg,m,,, I told you not to do that! Qmiddlel john Sealock explains the technique of mak- ing a paper airplane. fcenter rightj 'si' Elaine I-ludson's not listening to her tea- cherlllower rightj Cmon, you can smile bigger than that Pamlflower leftl Super Seniors Ai ! A L .Q 'ss'-M These people really know how to have fun, don't they?ttop leftl These two look as though the camera took them by surprise. ttop right 8: middle leftl And here she is: Deanna Fountain. lcenterj Kevin quietly meditates to pass the time- .Qcenter rightj These Seniors know better than to spend more time than necessary in class. Looks as though Brian mistook his English book for a sandwhichlbottom leftj QQ 'Q mac-v'so.vxvxe, ,gif Le ks 1 51+ NYC ',Qw..xCnoB ,QD 'Qlgsarg e KX Q ow! wvxci 'ko L.wl i'L lvx your geavbooka 662 f6 L 1'M also -5ew.11vxa3 New revwcvwbgr Laxman 6, Q 429, C3 we Qivfdr 'occagma -Qv-lends. 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76, 77, 108 Frazier, Ronald-60 Freeman, Juanita-62, 108 Freema Freema Frenzel, Fristoe, n, Lorraine-7, 21, 47, n, Mike-71 Patience-125 Cindy-108 Fristoe, Emory-15, 109 Fristoe, Jon-16, 28, 54, 125 Fristoe, Kevin-37, 109 Fritts, Reggie-125 Fritts, Sheri-35, 109 Frye, Lisa-20, 109 Funk, Teresa-109 Funk, William-109 Furr, Donald-41 Gadd, Marie-28 Garber, Ms. Susan-160 Gaskins, Terry-125 6 Gehringer, Mike-28 Gibbs, Tammy-109 Gibson, Karen-29, 60, 125, 127 Gilbert, Mr. Doug-161 Goemans, Bev-73 Goemans, Carolyn-21, 30, 60, 62, Good, Karen-62 2, 125 125 Hafferman, jon-40, 126 Hakanen, Mr. Ernie-20, 86, 161 Haley, Debbie-23, 58, 109 Haley, Donna-126 Haley, Sam-78, 89, 109 Hall, Mr. Yates-78, 162 Hamm, Sadie-29, 126 Hammack, Linda-22, 23, 24, 49, 57, 58 109 Hammond, Butch-69, 89, 126 Harmon, Troy-60, 126 Harper, Carlton-40, 41, 109 Harper, Scott-31, 78, 89, 109 Harper, Shane-109 Harrison, Jo Lea-21, 109 Harrison, Marianne-10, 11, 20, 110 Hart, Debbie-46, 126 Hartley, Suzanne-7, 14, 19, 30, 54, 57, 58 110 Hartman, Kevin-86, 89, 126 Hatcher, Donna-54, 80, 81, 110 Hatcher, Steve-5 Haun, Elaine-46, 75, 121 Hawes, Kim-5 Hawkins, Mary Ann-126 Hawkins, Sheri-14, 62, 110 Heflin, Callie-58, 110 Heflin, John-35, 89, 110 Heier, Todd-11, 127 Heinlen, Shannon-127 Heishman, Kimberly-127 Heisler, Lisa-20 Helsley, Shan-110 Good, R.T.-14, 15, 19, 20, 57, 60, 109, 119 Good, Mr. Robert-161 Goodrow, Paula-60, 125 Goodwin, Mr. Mike-161 Gordon, Angie-125 Graham, Kelly-125 Grant, Debbie-20, 29, 125, 127 Grant, Mrs. Patricia-161 Grant, Rick-125 Gray, Sherrill-6, 7, 30, 31, 54, 109 Grayson, Eddie-86, 89 Greeley, Janet-109 Green, Robert-78, Green, Sheryl-125 Green, Tony-49 Greene, Alicia-16, 28, 29, 49, 66 Griffith, Dean-76, 121, 125, 132 Grigsby, Jeff-86, 126 Grigsby, john-89, 109 Grimes, Randy-89, 109 Grimsly, Robert-89 Groseclose, Ginna-6, 7, 14, 22, 23, 57, 109, 119 Grove, Ernie-126 Grove, Mrs. Wanda-9, 161 Groves, Carolyn-20, 38, 126 Groves, Greg-12, 16, 22, 54 30, 54, Henry, Henry, Henry, Barbara-75, 127 Gina-110 Jerry-46, 78, 127 Henry, Kathy-14, 19, 30, 58, 110 Henry, Kevin-15, 57, 110, 127 Henry, Raymond-110 Henry, Sharon-75 Henry, Tammy-73, 127 Henry, Teresa-110 Hensell, Lisa-6, 11, 80, 110 Hepner, Kim-69 Hibbs, Kelly-11 Hill, Linda-6, 29, 80, 81, 110 Hill, Louise-110 Hiserman, Danny-89 Hisey, Hank-20, 89, 110 Hoffman, Edward-127 Hooten, Chris-125, 127 Hopson, David-110 Horn, Doug-110 Hrbek, Mr. David-162 Huckaby, Gerard-60 Hudson, Elaine-29, 127 Huffman, Todd-4 Hughes, Sonya-24, 54, 60, 110, 11 Humphrey, Kevin-86, 89, 127 Hunley, James-111 2 - Irwin, Genia-111 Jackson, Jackson, Charles-44, 111 George-36, 111 Jackson, Larry-36, 89 Jackson, Roni-29, 30 Jackson, Teresa-9, 19, 89, 111 Janow, Scott-111 Jeffries, Jenkins, Kevin-46, 127 Jeff-128 Jenkins, John-128 Jenkins, Lisa-60, 128 Jenkins, Sheri-128 Jenkins, William-111 Jennings, Donnie-111 Jensen, Melanie-35 Jett, James-35, 111 Johnson, Jim-128 Johnson, Linda-73, 85, 128 Johnson, Patty-5 Johnson, Virgil-111 Jonas, Mike-71, 84, 128 Jones, Brenda-111 Jones, Chris-111 Jones, Linda-111 9 Jones, Jones, Lisa-24, 39, 122, 128 Rodney-44, 128 Jones, Tina-30, 128 Jones, Tommy-128 Jordan, Rozier-11, 78 Keeler, Dr. Richard-156 Keeler, Stephanie-75 Keller, Clint-15, 60, 111 Kenner, Joyce-19, 74, 75, 111 Kennerly, Mark-128 Kenny, Carolyn-20, 111 Kerns, Anthony-128 Kerns, Townsend-21, 129 Kesler, Beth-7, 66, 111 Kesler, Kathy-60 Kibler, Crystal-129 Kimmel, Mrs. Gloria-162 King, Linda-129 King, Marci-11, 60, 62, 129 King, Michelle-4, 11, 111 Knight, David-40, 111 Knight, Mrs. Eunice-162 Kovalchick, Joan-21, 23, 28, 111 Kovalchick, Mike-28, 133 Krause, Connie-14, 20, 22, 23, 58, 63, 112 Krietler, Morgan-77 Kuser, Danny-111 Laing, Mark-15, 22, 23, 31, Laing, Tony-129 Lake, Lake, Lake, Frank-112 Rhonda-29, 60, 129 Teressa-24, 89, 129 57, 60, 11 Lane, Brenda-129 Larivee, Julie-8, 19, 29, 60 Laudermilch, Billy-40, 89 Lawrence, Alva-6 Layman, Mr. Conway-162 Leach, Randy-129 Leckie, Christina-60, 112 Leddy, Mike-15, 60, 129 Lee, Colleen-30, 54 Leep, Tammy-6, 30, 80, 81, 112 Lengele, Susie-62, 129 Leonard, Dorie-112 Leonard, John-129 Leonard, Mr. Robert-156 Lester, Karen-129 Lewis, Kimberly-112 Lewis, Nicky-70, 71 Lichlider, Pete-130 Lillard, Mrs. Becky-5, 163 Lillard, Lisa-112 Lillard, RiCl4y-86, 89, 130 Linger, Mr. Louis-163 Linn, Gary-71 Linn, Timmy-60 Lockhart, Dawn-22, 29, 130 Lockhart, Lisa-112 Lockhart, Stacey-60 Long, Beth-S 2 Long, Kay-39, 112 Long, Mr. Robert-156 Longerbeam, Suzanne-29, 75 Longmire, Micheal-130 Looney, Mrs. Ginna-163 Lowery, Kimberly-130 Lucas, Rhonda-130 Maddox, Keith-112 Mahoney, Donald-130 Mahoney, Ronald-130 Mang, Laura-130 Mangene, Lois-130 Manning, Dale-15, 30, 31, 57, 7 Manning, David-5 Manning, Dawn-30, 60 Marion, Robert-112 Markee, Tim-12, 15, 60 Marlow, Nancy-29, 30, 130, 135 Marshall, Steven-130 Martin, William-112 Mason, Mr. Robert-75, 163 Mathews, Mrs. Genevieve-163 Mathias, Chip-69, 89, 130 Matthews, Lorraine-46, 62, 131 Matthews, Tonetta-11, 112 Matthews, Victoria-131 Mauck, Dale-20, 37, 112 Mauck, Donna-73 Mauck, Lisa-20, 112 McBee, April-21, 131 McBride, Anthony-131 McClain, Jean-131 McClellan, Graham-21 McComas, Frank-113 McDonald, Dean-113 McGrady, Tracy-6 McIntyre, Ron-69 McPeak, Jan-73, 113, 119 Mead, Mr. Robert-157 Mead, Susan-5 Mercuro, Ginger-29, 30, 56 Metz, Dina-131 Milhollan, Ann-30 Miller, Darryl-5 Miller, Debbie-60, 131 Miller, Mariam-131 Miller, Robbie-88, 89, 110 Miller , Mrs. Terri-20, 38, 163 Mills, Colleen-35, 131 Minnick, Sherri-60 Mitchell, Arthur-131 Mitchell, Kevin-131 Mitchell, Pearlene-60, 113 Montgomery, MaryAnne-36, Moore, Alan-78, 131 Moose, Mr. James-164 Morehead, Suzanne-49, 113 Morgan, Mrs. Virginia-164 Morris, Crystal-113 Morrison, Kevin -131 Morrison 110 Morrison, Paul-60, 132 Morrison, Sharon-75 Morrison, Teresa-29, 132 Morrison Morrison, Woody-71 113 , Troy-31, 88, 89, 110, 119 2 , Nancy Jo-4, 7, 50, 72, 73, Morton, Robin-42, 113 Moyer, Joel-15, 60, 113 Muller, Mrs. Sarah-164 Murphy, Gary-69 Myers, Mr. Dennis-20, 164 Myers, Richard-132 Myers, Ronnie-113 Nachtigall, Mr. Bob-85 Napier, Beth-12, 16, 22, 30, 54, 126, 132 Natt, Ricky-130 Naumann, April-21 Naumann, George-21, 113 Neal, Mark-71, 113 Neeb, Billy-52, 78, 132 Nelson, Eddie-89, 132 Nicely, Mrs. Katherine-164 Nicewarner, April-60, 62, 113 Nicholls, Denise-28, 30, 82 Nicholson, Rusty-113 Norris, B.-86 North, Mr. Robert-165 Oakes, Ricky-31, 43, 71, 89, 129, 132 Oakes, Troy-113 Olinger, Ray-16, 20, 31, 57, 58, 113 Oliver, Larry-15, 30, 31, 40, 113 Oliver, Rita-114 Orr, Christina-21 Ostovary, Fariba-84, 85, 114 Owens, Kevin-20, 114 Owens, Sherry-63 Painter, Mr. Carroll-165 Painter, Steve-84 Pamplin, Nena-114 Parker, Marla-114 Parker, Mrs. Martha-165 Parker, Rick-60, 14 Partlow, Robin-132 Partlowe, Owen-114 Patterson, Carol-60, 62, 132 Patterson, Joanne-62 Pence, Mrs. Mary-165 Pennypacker, Mr. Rick-165 Perdue, Terri-21, 22, 30, 132 Perrero, Deborah-75 Phipps, George-4, 15, se, 71, 54, 114 Pierpoint, Barbara-114 Pingley, Billy Joe-78, 79, 114 Poe, David-60, 132 Pomeroy, Mrs. Kathryn-165 Pomeroy, Vickie-132 Pond, Mr. john-165 Popkins, Sharon-29, 14 Porter, Dee Louise-132 Porter, Robert-133 Porter, Shirley Ann-133 Powell, Angela-14, 20, 29, 114 Powell, Elizabeth-20, 114 Powell, Mark-37 Priest, Jeff-114 Pugh, Jimmy-22, za, 31, 89, 114 Pugh, Patty-15, 61, 63, 73, 133 Pullen, Kevin-133 Radomsky, Pam-16, 22, 28, 60, 83 Ralls, Kathy-133 Ralls, Kirsten-114 Ralls, Terri-114 Ramey, Penni-114 Ray, Christine-133 Reed, Kertni-11, 16, 54, 89, 114, 119 Reed, Mr. Mike-69 Reed, Mike-100, 101 Reedy, Donna-16, 22, 54, 60, 62, 133, 135 Reil, Heidi-60, 62 Reil, Rhonda-115 Reil, Tina-115 Reiner, Tammy-133 Rettburg, Fred-86, 87, 89, 133 Revells, Lori-11, 24, 115 Reynolds, Sheryl-133 Rhinesmith, Susan-6, 80, 81, 115 Rhinesmith, Steven-86 Ricci, Tammy-21, 29, 56, 133 Rice, Shelly-83 Richardson, Grant-28, 133 Richardson, Randy-133 Ridgeway, Mechelle-115 Riker, Michael-134 Riley, Linda-58 Ringer, Gina-20, 60, 62 Rinky, Tammy-73, 48 Rinky, Yvette-21, 73, 115, 119 Ripsaluoma, Tuija-20 Rishel, Doug-2, 15, 60, 115 Rissler, Mr. Edward-166 Ritenour, Anthony-134 Ritenour, Tammy-115 Robbins, Ms. Nancy-166 Roberts, Brian-13, 15, 61, 115, 119 Roberts, Billy-B6 Robinson, Beverly-115 Robinson, Bruce-115 Robinson, Lisa-19, 20, 47, 115 Robinson, Mr. Lloyd-52, 166 Robinson, Mark-115 Robinson, Todd-86 Roe, Ierrod-134 Romer, Kevin-28 Rudacille, Carol-75 Rudacille, Susan-19, 20, 29, 46, 115 Ruffner, Chuckie-78, 89, 134 Russell, Mr. John-2, 60, 166 Rutherford, Larry-115 Rutherford, Norma-24, 83, 134 Rutherford, Robin-20, 35 Rutherford, Toy-86, 89 Ryder, Chris-20, 28, 29, 134 Ryder, Kerri-20, 115 Ryman, jeff-60 Saffelle, Arthur-37, 115 Saffelle, Janet-115 Sager, Charles-29, 60, 134 Samborsky, Jim-8, 14, 15, 22, 28, 39, Sampson, Charles-134 Schindler, Scott-115 Schmiedeknecht, Mike-31, 134 Seakford, Lois-60, 62 Seal, joey-36 Sealock, Darlene-60 Sealock, John-13, 22, 29, 51, 54, 56, 12.4, 134 Searcey, Joanna-42, 116 Searcey, Pam-60, 62 Seeley, Ms. Mary-1.56 Seitz, Kim-60, 116 Senter, Clyde-134 Senter, Sharon-116 Sessions, Teresa-69, 116 Settle, Jeff-86, 89 Settle, Stacey-134 Settle, Timmy-35, 116 Shaffer, Ramona-116 Shifflet, Jeff-134 Shifflet, Mr. Lawrence-166 Showers, Dwayne-60 Showers, Richard-135 Showers, Teresa-116 Sims, Julie-11 Sine, Cheryl-60, 62 Sirbaugh, Krista-20, 29, 56, 75, 135 Sisk, Teresa-20 Smedley, Kelly-21 Smedley, Todd-9, 89, 116 Smedley, Willie-21, 135 Smelser, Michelle-116 Smith, Charles-116 Smith, Debbie-116 Smith, James-135 Smith, Joe-28, 134 Smith, Juan-135 Smith, Mr. Leslie-167 Smith, Roger-15, 16, 28, 57, 116 Smith, Teresa-116 Smoot, Terry-135 Snow, Debbie-20, 24, 60, 62 Sours, Gina-75 Souza, Manuel-135 Sowers, Rick-11 Spencer, Billy-86, 87, 89 Spencer, Jimmy-89 Stapf, Kim-116 115 71, Waddell, Paul-15, 60, 61, 117 Starks, james-86 Starnes, Brian-60, 89, 135 Steed, Carolyn-116 Stephens, Carrie-21, 6, 62, Stephens, Sherry-21, 135 Stockner, Lorna-116 Stogdale, Barry-135 Stoots, Daniel-116 Stoots, Kathy-20, 29, 127, Stout, Tedd-136 135 116, 13 5 Vencill, Johnnie-117 von der Lippe, Sonja-20, 24, 29, 117 Vorous, Tammy-20, 136 Yates, Charles-137 Yates, Yates, Mark-70, 71 York, Ysrael, james-69 Ysrael, Vicky-21, 66 Danny-29, 60, 89 Mr. Charles-167 Strecky, Steve-22, 76, 116 Streets, Kevin-136 Stribling, Manuel-78 Stribling, Richard-89, 136 Strickler, Craig-116 Sullivan, Susan-60 Swiger, Joyce-130 Swiger, William-117 Sylvester, Michelle-43, 117 Tague, Kim-60, 62 Talbott, Kathy-51, 117 Taylor, Pamela-117 Teabo, Tony-16, 22, 31, 117, Terry, Lorie-60, 136 Tewalt, Angela-60 Tewalt, Valerie-15, 20, 117 Tharpe, Patricia-117 Thielen, Mr. John-167 Thomas, Dean-89 Thomas, jeff-60 Thomas, Mark-86 Thomas, Susan-20, 60 Thompson, Dawn-83 Thompson, john-69 Thornton, Esther-139 Timbrook, Ms. Beverly-167 Timmons, Scott-117 Tobin, TOClCl-22, 23, 49, 54, 57, 68, 69, 117, 119 Toth, Ms. Linda Beth-6, 54, 167 Tribino, Pam-14, 19, 60, 136 Truax, Travis-71, 117 Turner, Mr. Clayton-157 Turner, Judith-117 Turner, Robin-73 Turner, Sherris-75, 117 Q : Ulrich, Tammi-136 Updike, Richard-13, 22, 28, 2 Updilie, Tom-15, 29, 57, 84 Utz, Curtis-15, 20, 117 Valdez, Kevin-136 Van Horn, Robbie-136 Vaughan, Duane-20 Venable, Lisa-50, 117 119 9, 31, 71, 84 Waldron, Bill-23, 28, 31, 56, 76, Waldron, Caroline-5 Walker, Cheryl-117 Walton, Kippy-60, 89 Walton, Sally-136 Walton, Tabla-60, 84 Ward, Cheryl-117 Washbourne, Kim-11, 136 Washbourne, Tracy-75 Washington, Lewis-89, 118 Waters, Jeff-118 Watts, Jerri-24, 29, 137 Waybright, james-89 Weakley, Joe-12, 121, 131, 137 Weatherholt, Dorothy-118 Weaver, Beth-60, 62 Welch, Bill-71, 118 Wertz, Lisa-118 Wetzel, Julie-29, 60, 62, 118 Whitehead, Ronnie-31, 78 White, Kimberly-137 Whitlock, Wendy-60, 66 Whitmore, Billie-75, 137 77, 136 Ziemer, Katie-14, 15, 16, 22, 28, 46, 60, 100 Zitek, joey-40, 69, 118 Advisor: Ms. Linda Beth Toth Editor-in-Chief: Suzanne Hartley Assistant Editor: Cherie Evans Layout Editor: Sherrill Gray Business Manager: Beth Napier 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