For Reference Not to be taken from this library I I ' L |r %• . ■HI 1 2 . . love the sunshine of the meadow, love the shadow of the forest, love the wind among the branches, and the rain-shower and the snow-storm and the rushing of great rivers through their palisades of pine-trees, and the thunder in the mountains ...” — longfellow 3 “mine are the night and morning the pits of air, the gulf of space the sportive sun, the gibbous moon, the innumerable days. — emerson I 6 early morning hours found students fortifying their stomachs with doughnuts and orange juice from the cafeteria, which provided a substitute breakfast for those who had overslept, other falcons spent the minutes before classes in line waiting for blue and pink slips, they seldom minded the length of the lines and were often seen switching from one to the other in a subtle attempt to shorten an unbearably long first period, others “toured the halls and still others gossiped in the corners, with the ringing of the second bell falcons drained their orange juice, grabbed absence and tardy notes, ended conversations, and made their way t o the inevitable first period class. % 9 every day was a busy one here at york, the teachers’ day began with the familiar sights of mrs. seward saying ‘‘farewell till 3:30 to her hubby and mrs. credle putting up her no mistakes” timings! a few students got to school early in order to finish last night’s homework, while others played around in the halls, classrooms, mr. markoff’s office, etc. following the 8:30 bell, classes and work began (?) in spite of a few daydreamers, you could always see the government students scrambling for the morning newspaper, what would we do without current events they asked?! the halls were so crowded this year that the stairs were made one way. if you were caught going up the down staircase . . . lookout! 8 9 while the morning chemistry classes were busy experimenting on how to sabotage yhs, the american culture classes were “getting away from it all” in good ole Williamsburg, even though the 1 8-year-old vote did not pass in ya., the gov’t, classes voted anyway. 10 after many hard weeks of behind the wheel for our future drivers, the authorities relented and gave them their licenses, along with being late for class, secret meetings in the hall and eating in class, there were times of consultation with teachers about difficult problems. n as the pre-school admit slip crowd finally dwindled away from mr. markoff’s office, the morning classes settled into the daily groove, nurse and brick masonry students seemed to be hard at work but you didn’t have to look too hard to find a few daydreamers. there was a rumor that yhs was sinking and you just might have believed it when you saw the big crack outside mrs. brown’s classroom windows and the wooden device holding up the wall! as noon drew near, students looked forward to lunchtime chatter and the sounds of wyes. 12 as 1 1 :30 grew nearer you could see students lurking near the cafeteria — trying to determine by the scrumptious aromas what gourmet delight was for lunch, inside, incidents such as mustard-squirting resulted in some unlucky “retaliators” being sentenced to clean the mess off the floor with a toothbrush. 14 15 the afternoons were busy ones for rote members who practiced their marksmanship, for art classes working on their projects, for guidance aids trying to keep the shelves neat and for busy falcon photographers trying their darndest to fill their many work orders, who didn ' t notice mrs. brown ' s moby dick museum? brick masonry students were busy building fire places in dare, and electronics classes, including graduate students, were helpful and willing to repair miscellaneous appliances, do you suppose that leg got broken from going “up the down staircase?!” 17 18 b the buses were here, the bell rang and tired but happy students came out of yhs to board the wa iting buses, many ran to the student parking lot with keys ready and others walked, thumbed, etc. soon all were gone and york rested in sweet solitude . . . until tomorrow! 19 20 ( I audiences of this year’s j assemblies noticed the r attentive and quiet atmos- f phere that prevailed, for : achieving this nearly | forgotten atmosphere, york’s j administration can be | complimented, it was decided that worthwhile | programs would be presented | in such a way that would 8 contribute to student I learning and enjoyment. | to do this, each program | was presented separately 3 to sophomore, junior, and senior audiences, making | for less crowded and quiet- | er assemblies, this is | one kind of class distinc- | tion that seemed to pay off. “ i 21 a variety of performances entertained york students last year, pep rallies continued to be a major factor in encouraging spirit for the school teams during their seasons, talented drama students presented a version of the nativity, seniors gained the privilege of having assemblies once a month, the first of which was a stage band performance, the beta club tapped in sixty new members, making its membership larger than in previous years, as a special treat, the navy band performed for the student body, playing popular music, dancing with the students, and displaying their “what-ever-it-was.” 22 d after the last bell rang, the buses had left, and the students had finished raiding the coke machine and the afs bakesale, the halls echoed with a new sound — the laughter and gossip of club meetings, the presidents hurriedly called meetings to order to discuss club trips, projects, inducting new members, and planning guest speakers, maybe refreshments were served but they would be gone in a few minutes, the meetings were then adjourned, the school was empty, and the lonely, deserted halls became the friends of the janitor. I I i I sea president-elect dave jones, pulling the donkey, gives an example of his unique leadership qualities while 1971 president kurbjun gets another busy day underway at the office. 25 26 after school is: — diligent practice in an effort to attain the esteemed position of no. 1 . — the headaches produced by gruelling games of the mind and body. — the sweet sorrow of parting lovers. — satisfaction for nicotine fiends. I 27 28 the 3:30 bell sounds, students flock from boring classes to lockers, buses, and cars, but still the halls of york high are not silent, why? do you really believe that people like school that much to stay after every day? the only solution seems to be that they like to practice, yes, those students that remained after school were the guys who were interested in sports, the majorettes, and the cheerleaders, they practiced and strived for excellence in their performances, whether they were playing on the football field, cheering, or twirling a baton. J practice hour is . . . shakers falling to pieces; a missing shoulder pad; auditioning for the talent show; running to yorktown and back in a sweat suit; leaving your baton at home; pole-vaulting into the bleachers; not being able to reach that high note; I 30 wrapping your brand new putter around the nearest tree; slamming a tennis ball into the woods; forgetting your lines at rehearsal; getting tackled one time too many; making one-hundred per cent of your lay-up shots (like skip lowe); a one-handed cartwheel on the balance beam; making the preliminaries for the miss york high pageant; having to learn five new cheers when you can hardly walk; forgetting to take pictures of practice hour; and . . . missing the activities bus home. 31 the meeting was intended for the white students of y.h.s. to express their grievances over certain student affairs, the party was crashed by a few of the brothers who wanted to use the stage for a talent show, one act consisted of a penny toss until chairman linda Washburn took over the floor, the show really got on the road, literally and figuratively, as students dodged flying objects, in a vain attempt to make for the door, upon reaching the sanctuary of york’s halls, battle-weary students took an inventory of the wounded and missing in action, an overall retreat found both armies massed on the front lawn underneath the eve r-watchful eyes of york county’s well-equipped riot squad, fleeing for safety or maybe just to get out of the scene, falcons piled into get-away cars and left the scene of the crime. the bi-racial committee was initially the result of the first black assembly here at y.h.s. which brought forth grievances aimed against the administration and faculty, after a meeting with mr. miller about the grievances, the sea decided to sponsor the bi-racial committee, this committee went on to arrange a black history week, which included informative showcases and bulletin boards showing the various aspects of black life, overall the success of this committee was not realized; there were two reasons for its failure, first of all it was powerless as it was virtually a token organization, and secondly it did not represent a sizable portion of the student body here at york. 33 enduring practices for this year’s talent show . . . singing off key . . . missing cues . . . practicing for football games . . . marching in the mud . . . crooked lines . . . fantastic music . . . food for the underprivileged . . . friendly gestures . . . sincere gifts all for the needy , . . we are 18 ... now is the time to vote . . . do not forget to register . . . foreign exchange students . . . different faces . . . new languages . . . all friendly and exciting people . . . give blood!! don ' t be nervous — just faint! “oh! it hurts to take my temperature.’’ “i’m not frightened, i’m just scared half to death!’’ work, work, work . . . we finally have a senior privilege and it’s great. 34 football it ' s football season what will happen this year, will it be a winning season? it’s been a long time — nort since ' 58. many come out this summer many quit, some stayed will they make it worth it? 36 Pembroke, we start a touchdown by cottinghom — a kick by griffith, we’re ahead 7-0. a run by griffith . , . score at hqlf 1 3-0 we could win. Pembroke scores . . . it could be close, york scores, 1 9-6 we won the first game . . . will this be the season? newport news — the mudbowl tyler scores first will we? (win) typhoons come back . . . york makes mistakes we lose 1 9-6 it rained but the fans stayed, did we make it worth it? sterling randall gains good yardage on kickoff return. 37 the state champions, can we beat hampton? not if we make mistakes — we make them, and lose, 35-0, but we fought. 38 losing’s habit forming . . . we must win and soon, but not to bethel, we lost 27-0. it’s homecoming, we’re 1 -4. blair wins 20-0. huntington beat us. there’s no other word for it we lost 47-6, at least we scored. streagle comforts montgomery after a bad play. 39 40 we were 2-8 last year, we should do better, but Warwick takes it, 24-6 . . . only two games left. ferguson ' s not great. we should beat them, we must beat them. they score first, and again will we lose? cottingham scores, at the half, 1 3-7. we could win, but we have to score tyler does, ronnie does, next cottingham, we did it! we win 27-1 3. why this late in the season? ll 41 m kecoughtan, we’re up for it. streagle scores, griffith scores, we’re ahead 1 4-0. the warriors score, it’s 14-8 at mid-game, a give-and-take third period, it’s tight tyler scor es, 21-8 we’re ahead . . . but it’s not over — kecoughtan scores it’s close, 21-15. we win. 42 the season’s over, we were 3-7. not o great record, could we hove done better? we ' ll never know. football team: row h Steve trickett, merle streogle, phil bowditch, sonny bryont, kenny tyler, sterling rondoll, ollon slode. row 2: robert Sutton, chip kurbjun, bobby stokes, bobby sounders, lorry mortin, robert dillord. row 3: jim huckoby, chorles combs, Steve scodden, les mulkey, george deshozor, ron montgomery. row 4: steve cannon, ollon feller, eddie terrell, jim griffith, robert bonord, joe lorenzino. row 5: tony michuro, tim thompson, Howard hoover, dovid weddle, jim cloy, robert newton. 43 44 j.v. football the 1970 junior varsity team got off to a good start, new coaches, mr, horton and mr. williams, were strong guiding hands, and players from the largest sophomore class ever at york produced a variety of talent, from the earliest practices, the high morale was evident, and it was more than justified by a 5-2 season, with further experience and great team work, the j.v. should triumph as a great varsity football machine next year. j.v. football team: row h kelly, kirtize, smith, lamos, kitner, long, hertiz. row 2: nethersole, perrin, milon, robinson, mulligan, farrior, blye. row 3: robbins, perrin, weaver, Owens, martin, rice, kirchoff, lewis, row 4; thompson, swinton, barnes, combs, thompson, hopke, hodge. row 5: coach will- iams, barkers, burke, bractons, campell, lewis, coach horton. 45 l 46 cheerleaders: marilou kelly; co-captain, pricilla pannil, dana foster, jeon flougher, tedra rumsey, pat girouard, gail gurtler, merilee fox, debbie meinberg, anna coin, sue engle, sue mattson; captain. as always, falcon athletic teams were backed up by another team — a screaming, dancing, I and spirited team of girls — | the cheerleaders, led by I varsity captain, sue I mattson, and j.v. captain | sue kepley, they set up 3 training tables for g football, wrestling, and basketball players, a E usual friday afternoon, I saw tedra rumsey resting after making signs for that night’s football game, the cheerleaders [ had two main moneymaking projects; they sold mums for homecoming, and resorted to servile work (the car wash), to sponsor the varsity football banquet, these cheerleaders bolstered york’s school spirit and cheered the teams on, in spite of our losses, miss hoge and mrs. zepkin were sponsors this year. j.v. cheerleaders: adolia Hazelwood, joni cluverius, linda walkup, sandy shelton, Connie fitzgerald, sue kep- ley, Connie ward, diane bier- man, kathy seals, francine abrams. 47 iUlj terri hamman, amid a crowd of football fans was crowned 1970 homecoming queen, from the bleachers falcon fans cheered their team on as york unsuccessfully fought james blair in york’s annual homecoming game, a great controversy still exists over who deserved first prize for decorations after all the damage done by the wind, but the juniors received the coveted first place award, the traditional dance concluded the events of the homecoming week. 48 with excitement undaunted by the freezing cold and scoreless first half, terri hamman accepted her crown as 1 970 homecoming queen, seated on her silver throne that was contributed by the senior class, the queen received the traditional bouquet of roses, the queen and her court passed before the crowd os the float circled the field in on appropriate conclusion to the festivities. 51 ‘‘the spirit of ' 71 ” was an appropriate theme for the miss york high pageant as representatives of the class of ' 71 carried away the first three titles. they were linda washburn, miss york high, marilou kelly and toni tyndall, first and second runners-up. a flag motif was expressed through star and stripe decorations and a patriotic dance, batons gave the contestants something to hold on to as an auditorium of scrutinizing faces and those all important judges created an atmosphere of nervous suspense, while the girls awaited the final decision, musical performances by the choraliers and the fife and drum corps helped to relieve tension. 52 S3 hockey with three returning varsity players, and a new coach, miss johnson, the field hockey team worked hard to establish a winning season, york high was just one of the many teams who participated in the annual tidewater field hockey day in Williamsburg, the team, led by diane krogh, captain, and sharmon puffenberger, co-captain, prepared for the tough season, they finished the 1 970 season with a 2-6-2 record. hockey season walsingham 8 ferguson 1 k gloucester 2 F walsingham 1 newport news 0 gloucester 1 hampton Hf roads 6 lake taylor 0 churchland 0 woodrow hockey team: kathy harder carlo jones, karen bathhurst denise krogh, carol dunaway miss johnson, debbie smith borboro fees, debbie ponok shelio crow, diane krogh 54 beam; d. a. smith, a. needham, k. Copley, k. brooks, floor: p. moore, t. quiejo, f. house, miss johnson, a. voss, j. brooks, d. smith. this past year the gymnastics team was led by janis brooks and coached by miss susan johnson. there were seven sophomores, three juniors and one senior on the team, it was two sophomores who led the team in all-around events; debbie smith and karen brooks, who received 1 st place every time for floor exercise, janis brooks also consistently took firs t place in tumbling, injuries took their toll as pat moore dropped out because of a broken ankle along with debbie smith with a dislocated elbow, although there were only three meets, they managed to give a gymnastics demonstration at thomas eaton. seventeen students and two adults left for the union of soviet socialists republic on december 1 9 . the group headed by ed morkoff and Steve zolumos, stopped at new york, london, fronkfurt, and then they proceeded to moscow. they stayed there five days and sow many of the city’s attractions, they .discovered the beautiful porks, explored the catacombs, and rode ' the metro, aside from the many attractions they saw, the thing that interested them most was the people, especially the russian students, they all left with the idea that people were alike all over the world, they left with many remembrances and many new friends. 56 the day started for a few enthusiastic seniors at 5:00 in the morning with a happy hour in the parking lot. carrying with them fantastic moods and . . . they boarded the bus and promptly positioned themselves for the long journey, despite the rain to and from Washington, high spirits were not dampened, upon arriving in the big city — cries of exclamation were heard, “what, you only have to be 1 8?! let’s go to georgetown — no let ' s hit barney’s.” everyone went their own way but met later for a refreshing dip in the fountain at the Smithsonian, due to the wetness of the water, greg turner and don rainey found it necessary to shop for pants at landmarks, this excursion delayed greg’s return to the bus almost causing him to be left behind, topping off the day was a boat ride down the potomac and a stop at marshall hall amusement park, needless to say a day that had begun with a happy hour or two or three . . . ended the same way. 57 the boy’s gym was the setting for the first sco-sponsored donkey basketball game, yes, there were real, live donkeys! actually there were two games being played; juniors vs. seniors and riders vs. donkeys! well, the seniors won the ballgame by one basket but the donkeys stole the show. 58 59 basketball a new season, a new coach, a new hope. the coach, bob shomblin, from Warwick from hompton. a new coach, new formations, strategy and chances to win. the first game we lose to kecoughtan 51-54, a bad start more disappointment — carver wins, 60-58 john marshall wins, 65-52 Pembroke wins, 77-54 we are 0-4. 60 first district game, we beat james blair, 49-39. two games against denbigh. we win the first 56-30 we win the second 65-30, unbeaten huntington, beaten huntington, 58-47. we’ve changed directions — four straight wins, we’re 2-0 in district a three-way tie for first, bethel, carver, and us. we beat kecoughtan — 53-51 , five wins, we play pembroke, at the half 28-28 we lost 44-51 our first district loss. 62 james blair again, our win, 44-35. undefeated bethel, defeated bethel, 52-44 ferguson can’t stop us we win 54-37. newport news is number 1, we don’t do it, 43-49; nor again at carver, we lost 54-57. the last game — we play Warwick, and win, 60-54, a good end. a 9-3 season third in the district, a good year, for a new coach. varsity basketball: row h k. beachum, r. walker, I. fitzgerald, c. cotrill. row 2: s. lowe, k. cheek, b. brushwood, c. combs, m. beaman. row 3: b. emmett, d. lewis, r. harvey, a. me intosh, r. brown. 63 the junior varsity, who cores about them? people at york do. they ought to, they were number 1 . why were they? was it the coaching, mr. rowley, who led last year’s team to a third place, or was it the players? jeff milam with 17 points a game eddie perrin with 1 1 , 10 a game for mike carr, james lewis with 9. 64 j.v. basketball: row 1; v. Harris, j. ferrier. row 2; j. wright, j. milam, m. rice, p. thompson. row 3: b. hopke, p. Henderson, e. perrin, m. carr, c. burks. 65 with brand new uniforms and six returning varsity players, captain — jean parrott and co-captain — jan jones, lead the team in an unsuccessful bid for a winning season, mrs. v. booker, basketball coach, had the 15-girl team practicing on mondays and Wednesdays while the games were on tuesdays and thursdays. high scorers for the team were jan jones (89 pts.), and jean parrott (53 pts.). the team, ending with 2 wins and 6 losses, could only hope for better things in the future. row 1; j. parrott, j. jones. row 2: d. bristow, d. ponok, m. peorson, d. thomos, o. driver, c. brooks, c. reiser, b. Wallace, s. hamman, I. jones, d. krogh, m. antczak. _ferQU5on yhs 31 yhi_2i news 22 lames blair 53 yhs 31 ferguson 41 yhs 44 newport news 21 66 row It i. banks, n. nunn, s. Wallace, a collins, I. davis. row 2: c. banks, d. thomas, a. lewis, r. lee, |. lane, s. johnson. faced with an inexperienced 1 3-girl j.v. team, coach — mrs. booker, tried without avail to coach them to ; a winning season, in a five-game schedule, they won only two games, while two of the losses were against the opposing teams’ i: second-string varsity, captain selena Wallace led the team with high scorers: janice lane (38 pts.), signe johnson (20 pts.) and rebecca lee (1 9 pts.). with such ■ dynamic players, mrs. booker was | optimistic for next year ' s varsity team. yhs 23 ferguson 31 yhs 23 gloucester 19 yhs 10 james blair 26 yhs 18 newport news 5 yhs 25 ferguson 28 67 wrestling why do people wrestle? it’s not easy, so what do they get? not glory, there are no crowds, no cheerleaders, no bands, people know about it, but few watch it. 68 it’s not glorious — it ' s long, hard, practices, straining and sweating, wanting to stop, but not stopping, working up to one point when it ' s you and him, one to win, one to lose, it’s all you’ve worked for, there’s no one else to blame just you. maybe that’s wrestling, training to your best, then pitting yourself against another, if this is so, york can be proud, for york’s had good wrestlers, consistently, finishing this year, with an 8-5 record. 69 york started well, winning its first four matches, an easy first match we beat blair, 49-3. followed up by a 43-8 win over poquoson. Pembroke and denbigh, both harder teams, but 33-13 and 34-14, we win. and then it broke, a double match, douglas freeman and huguenot at hampton. we lose the first, 1 7-25 to huguenot and win the second, 28-17 against douglas freeman. 70 a disaster at bethel, Steve parker and eddie watts are hurt, we lose 20-22. to Warwick, 1 9-28. two more wins, menchville, 22-20 then carver, 45-1 1 but ferguson snaps it, a 14-24 loss. we come back for kecoughtan, a 36-7 win but close the season on a sad mark, a 14-26 loss to hampton. an 8-5 season, it could have been better, but it’s no disgrace, the season ' s over, now the districts, les mulkey, heavyweight, york’s only first, wayne beasley, 1 85, second for the second time, Steve porker was second at 1 38, joe bennett at 105 was third, ralph angel got fourth for 119 and mike winebarger, a fifth in the 1 26 class. behind it all, the coaches, Willard hunt for varsity, fred mitchell for j.v. they are the ones, the ones that work you, the ones that train you, the ones you can thank for your victories. fop left: les mulkey — district champion. top right: joe bennett, ralph angel, wayne beas- ley, mike winebarger, steve parker. varsity wrestling: row 1: m. diamond, j. bennett, l. mills, r. angel, I. me kinney, s. cannon, row 2: w. gardner, s. parker, m. nethersole, g. rigo, d. rainey, w. beasley, I. mulkey, coach hunt. j.v. wrestling: row h r. Coleman, t. moul, j. hill, b. vorgang, k. daniels, w. keafer. row 2: coach mitchell, b. auman, w. m ason, r. ebers, m. austin, a. feller, k. meekins. 73 track it happened; the first time in 2Vi years york won a track meet. and another, and another, ' til we had four wins. it was a joint effort coach mitchell, stressing endurance, coach horton, a new addition, encouraging the jumpers, coach hovis, helping the weight men. the whole team, adding up points, but there were individual standouts as well. school records were broken, 330 hurdle by merle streagle, mile by willie mason, two mile by steve rice, triple jump by harold hayes, and mile relay by john cottingham, merle streagle, willie mason, and anthony douglas through all of these, coaching — leading, the players, individual performances, and group effort, york compiled its best record in aaa competition. cross country; row 7; p. kelly, w. gardner, p. gapcynski, s. hogge, e. coles, w. mason, d. lupton, j. layne. row 2; d. gallagher, j. robbins, r. dork, s. kintner, j. bowman, a. douglas, coach doggins. 75 j.v. track; row 1 ; s. bradshaw, m. james, j. kitzner, m. bryum, d. maxwell, b. vorgang, b. dunaway, j. huckaby, j. wood, row 2; h. hoover, s. Campbell, h. hodge, b. hopke, r. lamos, b. mulligan, I. swinton, c. kirchoff, j. milam, a. blair, a. layne. coach horton. varsity track; row 1 ; r. coleman, m. mcgaw, j. lorenzino, s. rice, m. streagle, w. mason, j. cottingham, g. deshazor, e. coles, w. gardner. row 2; w. louden, j. griffith, k. minkins, d. robbins, horton, mitchell, hovis, I. mulkey, b. emmett, j. clay, k. long, p. thompson. not pictured; harold hayes. 76 golf a quiet sport, no crowds, no attention, a sport, not of strength, nor of speed, but of precision, of judgement. one which york did well in, led by dana anderson and coach barbee, the falcons pulled out a winning season. golf: b. wood, r. morris, d. anderson, j. thomos, s. 0. white, s. k. white, g. alderman. tennis won 5 , lost 6 — not a great record, but the best we’ve ever had. best record — david trickett with 8-3. doubles were 5-2, by bruce keafer and lee deskins, all are returning, we lose only two players, warren swanson, no. 1, and vahid tabatabai, no. 6 with new sophomores, and this year’s team, new heights may be reached. 78 Huntington Warwick carver Pembroke bruce keafer but aside from the future, look at what’s been done, hail to mr. anderson, and this year’s team, for the best season yet. tennis; coach anderson, w. swanson, b. keafer, I. deskins, d. trickett, s. moore, V. tabatabai, j. evans, m. beaman. 79 in preparation for the g.a.a. sponsored, fourth annual gym show, each gym class had three weeks to create, practice and perfect their routine to be presented in front of an audience, even though the classes were the gym show, the g.a.a. was in charge of the tickets, publicity and programs, some of the standout features of that night’s performance were the soul dance, the circus-clown act, gymnastics, limbo, Virginia reel, and the tumbling — vaulting act. many declared it a success as it grossed the g.a.a. several hundred dollars. falcons were proud to ploy host to students from around the state at the 45th annual conference of the Virginia student cooperative association, the week before the conference saw harried chairmen, working hard so that york could really “put on the dog’’ for some four hundred sea officers, the theme “pathways to a better sea’’ seemed appropriately chosen as visiting students traveled falcon halls, meeting new friends, and attending planned discussion groups, entertainment, a candlelight dinner, and a dance complete with band and decorations brought about a relaxing end to a weekend of dedicated study. 81 the endless hours of rehearsal, mixed with tears of distress and joy, finally paid off when “kiss me kate” proved to be another success, mrs. rathcamp and mrs. burcham just about exhausted their music and drama know-how with this musical, and they came through once again, the two female leads were played by four girls, lilli and kate were played by sherri stitt and marilou kelly on alternate nights throughout the performance, lois and bianca were shared by kathy albrecht and lori Shackelford, the male leads were played by george hudgins and jay seaman. 82 the lead of lois and bianco was shared by lori shackelford and kathy albrecht. I 83 before opening night the scenes backstage were anything but the expected, groups got together to do homework, some slept, some dan ced and a few raced on carts behind the curtains adding a little laughter to the monotony of backstage work, but the crews played their part well in “kiss me kate.” led by mrs. mills and student director anne wingfield they proved their worth many times over. 84 85 the opening night arrived, now each person realized that maybe they should have tried a little harder, practiced a little more, and played around less but each went on stage wanting to do their best, the final performance showed that all their work and tears were not in vain — york had another successful musical. 86 87 baseball, the american sport a good sport for york. coach mcconnell, leading york to the top. this year — a three-way tie for third, with blair and bethel, our record, 9-3. we barely made it, we were fifth a long time. 88 Huntington kecoughton , 11 p york 5 Hampton york 3 imencHville york 10 jomes bloit york 1 Warwick prk Or cler bigH ork 2 Pembroke 3 bethel coach mcconnell, much credit for him, more in this sport, than some, deciding positions, evaluating players, much credit indeed. I bruce brushwood, leading hitter, undefeated pitcher, one reason we’re third kenny tyler, second in batting — two of the many. 89 but all in all, we did it as a group, no superstars, before the season, without the hitters, “a defensive team,” we were called during the season — a high-scoring team, outscoring the opponent, but whatever the way, the ' 71 falcons, a winning team. huntir tpn fergusor kecoughton james biciir Warwick Hampton menchville carver pembrdke 0- newporftnews 6 ¥ bethel ' 1 junior varsity baseball; row 1 : m. martin, s. griggs, g. owens, m. mcguire, m. hobgood, e. davis, t. thompson. row 2: coach williams, r. suHivan, m. rice, k. shuey, k. stokes, t. biddle, c. kelley. varsity baseball; row I ; e. webb, b. brushwood, c. combs, b. sounders, j. richardson. row 2; r. montgomery, r. angel, d. wilson, b. little, k. cheek, row 3; coach mcconnell, m. combs, k. tyler, r. russell, r. seaford. row 4; r. sulenski, w. callis, c. brumm, d. smith, g. bryan. 91 the prom . . . rain . . . dinner at the cascades by candlelight even . . . romantic moods . . . beautiful dresses . . . complementing corsages . . . wilting boutonnieres . . . baggy tuxedos, . . rain . , . dancing to the royal seven at the lodge . . . posing for pictures . . . prom queen linda jones . . . rain . . . students and teachers speaking to each other laughing at each other dancing with each other . . . parties and trips to the beach rain. t queen linda jones and escort kenneth banks 92 93 awards and honors school — j. brooks, gymnastics; d. krogh, hockey and best-all-around; j. jones, basketball; k. tyler, best-all-around; s. white, golf; r. angel, baseball; w. mason, track; w. beasley, wrestling; a. mcintosh, most cooperative; d. rainey, football. lion’s club — I. mulkey, best-all-around; s. puffenberger, best-all-around; k. tyler, football; s. rice, track, w. swanson, tennis; I. fitzgerald, basketball; s. parker, wrestling; m. stregle, track; d. anderson, golf. girls ' state — c. brown; c. beane; g. lee; c. Washington; c. murrow; s. daniels. speech — c. davis; b. collins; s. wood; j seaman; t. warley. 94 boys’ state — c. brumm; a. mcintosh; d. reed; s. hogg; t. carmines. academics: sophomores: pat almonrode, karen brooks, juniors: doug dark, pam kuchenbuch. seniors: natalie johnson, mike Conner. band award, d. wilmouth; majorette award, b. bunt; music award, d. mulvey. 95 again this year a controversy between senior superlatives and outstanding seniors existed, each english class had a representative who went to a meeting to discuss the ideas of having senior superlatives, outstanding seniors or nothing at all. after all seniors had been confronted with the choices, they decided to continue honoring seniors by selecting them as superlatives. ' ’“most aftileffc — Iloyd fitzgeral jean parrott artistic most dramatic most musical — howard curtis sherry stitt — george hudgins marilou kelly X-.’rn -. ! wsess-®.- ■ ■ I june 4 or the hottest school day of the year, was very rewarding tor the entire student body, sonny bryont and phil bowditch enlightened spirits when they read the last will and testament and added a few gifts of their own to the show, such as the most “freakiest,” and the “soulest” people at school, topping off their performance was the russian nude picture presentation to “smokey the bear.” moving on to the most serious part of the assembly was jimmy hundley’s impressive speech about the black-white relationship here at york. mr. miller presented awards and scholarships to the seniors, the singing of the alma mater, which brought tears to a few eyes, finished york high school’s class of 197Ts day. 98 99 as the final hour finally arrived, the graduating seniors had mixed feelings, as the diplomas were handed out cheers or jeers were heard from the crowd but when they realized that this was the last time many would see their friends, the shouts turned to tears, but as usual the mighty class of 1 971 went out in the same fashion as they came in as eighth graders — giving mr. miller a hard time. 100 101 classes i I j I I ! under the guidance of mr. miller, administration duties were subdivided among the three assistant principals, mr. Wallace, mr. burke, and mr. markoff. mr. Wallace was in charge of lockers, textbooks, assemblies, and use of the building, he also supervised the buses, mr. markoff kept order in the cafeteria, he was in charge of girls’ p.e. and athletics, as well as the icc. mr. burke also kept the cafeteria in order along with the halls, he supervised the parking area and student teachers, in addition he was in charge of maintenance. Wa, 1 richard b. miller arthur I. burke edwin markoff 104 105 the office, nerve ganglion for the whole school, attempted to keep everything running smoothly, the student office assistants were invaluable in their help, along with the regular secretaries, they survived the turmoil of ringing phones, students signing in and out, the constant traffic, noise and confusion, they also managed to smuggle left-over chicken into the vault and finished the remains, later, they effectively hid the bones under debris in the trash can. student money-collectors could be seen counting their pennies into stacks on cafeteria trays to submit to mrs. barnes. other students seeking pennies of their own, got the necessary legal work permits from mrs. barnes. mrs. doris burcher mrs. lorraine ingram mrs. doris barnes office aides; row .- k. Washington, v. olenik, d. pettijohn, j. payne, e. kent, w. daniels. row 2: p. ault, s. roehling, j. bell, k. johnson, d. gillikin, I. springham, k. carlson, r. wyatt, r. russell, o. richmond. 106 guidance aides.- row 1 j. tosti, v. watson, j. james, I. jones, d. perry, k. Washington. row 2: p. Washington, g. dillard, I. tosti, d. ketron, I. gudgel. row 3: j. haas, d. chapman, r. wyatt, b. Wallace, I. springham, d. williams. this year, mrs. wilma luck returned to assume the duties of guidance director once again, because of increased enrollment, still another counselor was added to the staff, the department handled the largest number of students in the history of the school, with all the hectic and tiresome chores of rescheduling, college boards, testing programs, lectures and job placement, planning new courses for next year, and helping the seniors take their big step, the department also found time to plan the summer session for juniors who wished to graduate early. 107 the largest department in the school was the english department, in addition to the regular required courses, a new course this year was the development of the world literature course, attempts were made to correlate twelfth grade english and government classes, still existing were the specialized grade level classes, such as eleventh grade american culture, advanced composition for both eleventh and twelfth grades, and business english, an elective for the tenth grade. row 1; mrs. e. myers, mrs. m. burcham, mrs. a. brody, mrs. o. wilcher, mrs. e. smith, mrs. k. hawkins, mrs. j. smith, row 2; mrs. v. brown, miss m. alley, mr. g. coulter, mrs. a. zepkin, miss g. clarke, mrs. I. hedgepeth, mrs. c. roberts, mrs. a. moore, mrs. f. rush. i 1 I 108 ! the foreign language department offered a variety of courses in latin, french, german, and Spanish, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, culture, literature, and discussions were included in these studies, miss ingle, a Spanish teacher, visited mexico during summer and Christmas vacations, and made plans to return the next summer, mr. prow, a new german teacher had served in the air force intelligence and later as a legal interpreter in international court trials, several bus loads of french and Spanish students visited Washington d. c. in the spring. mrs. a. moore, mrs. j. wilkins, mrs. s. ingle, mr. j. w. prow, mrs. m. soles, mrs. r. baldino. miss d. yowan 110 mrs. s. hedges, mrs. a. mills. mrs. m. burcham art aides; a. jones, m. kirk, g. narwid, j. robinson, b. mcallister, p. atkins, p. watson, p. white, a. wingfield, h. mulkey, p. wagoner. when not dabbling in paints or creating new paper mache monsters, the ort department busied themselves with flashy backdrops and scenery for the musical, they handled scene changes and properties while a flurried mrs. mills rushed from one side of the stage to the other and back again trying to decide on a scene and calling out time limits for scene changes with her stopwatch, on occasion, their brilliant talents would be displayed in showcases where they got their just recognition. york ' s illustrious students participated this past year in the antics of the drama department, driven hard by the leader, mrs. burcham, they received a “good” rating at the one-act play festival, they entertained the pta with their mime plays and put on the age-old nativity scene at Christmas time, their biggest achievement was the production of “kiss me kate,” which proved to be a hugh success and a most satisfying experience for all involved. Ill with the demand for their courses growing rapidly, the social studies program expanded its staff to one of the largest ever, being an election year and with the passing of the 1 8 year old vote, seniors diligently studied the framework of elections and the republican party, psychology was still one of the most popular courses and was highlighted by a trip to eastern state, but the most important event was the invasion of russia by a small band of york students, trading pens and rubles, the trip proved to be an exciting experience for all. mr. willard hunt 112 social studies dept.: row 1; mr. s. zalumas, mrs. c. pike, mrs. t. Hansford, mr. r. anderson, mr. w. left, mrs. c. will, mrs. c. roberts. row 2: mr. r. Hopson, mr, r. sHamblin, mr. r. mcconnell, mr. r. Horton. 113 114 math at york ran the garnet from industrial math to calculus, making available courses for job preparation and all levels of math ability, since math had the only accelerated program at york many students received additional credit points for their struggle, for the first time, the math department included an advanced placement program starting with algebra II a.p. for sophomores and culminating with the a.p. test for seniors. ns smells of formaldehyde and four month old dead cats filled the halls of york as the advanced biology students strove to meet their dissection deadline, the never ending experiments of the chemistry classes added their own distinct touch to the aroma also, as the odors from various sections of the science department merged, one could say that something new was in the air — knowledge hopefully. above: mr. thomas doggins. right: science dept.: mr. j. northstein, mrs. m. bayly, mrs. m. caldwell, mrs. k. ramer, mrs. I. stitzel, mrs. p. newcomb. 116 left; music assistants; row 7; I. Stanley, b. chalkley, p. wilkins, s. thompson. row 2; d. mulvey, m. conrad, b. liverman. below; music dept.; mrs. vera rathkamp, and mr. allan wright. concepts of musicianship were the basis of music department courses, in music for listeners, students learned about the background and history of music, in music theory they studied advanced and difficult musical composition, the chorus classes provided a combination of both studies, in a broader and less detailed sense, as well as vocal participation and training. 117 still the most popular hangout in the school the clinic handled its usual cases of sudden illnesses due to viruses or last minute studying. in february the clinic had more than its share of the action when the flubug challenged york, the bug struck the first blow by causing large numbers of students to fall ill during school hours, mrs. beasley fought back by scrubbing down the clinic to prevent any more contamination, but with the onslaught of greater absentees the bug reigned supreme and, much to the delight of the healthy students, school was closed for a day. above; mrs. morion beasley, r.n., school nurse. below; home economics department; mrs. brendo higgs, mrs. dorothy wotkins. while walking down the halls of york one day, a student might just happen to detect a pleasant smell mingling with that of the cafeteria or the chemistry lab. it was in nearby rooms that teaspoons were mistaken for tablespoons and what were supposed to be cookies looked and tasted more like crackers, it was there that girls prepared for their dream to be a homemaker one day. clinic aides; row 7; c. leslie, d. wyer, j. wright, I. dioz, b. wood, row 2; c. Washington, c. king, a. eoson, n. nunn. 118 on the unbearable hot days, york’s library was the most popular place to be — with its two new air conditioners installed during the summer, mornings before school were busy year ’round as students read newspapers, magazines, or did research which no longer could be done during school hours due to the elimination of full period study halls, another first this year were the new library hours — open until 5:00 p.m. three days a week which allowed students to stay and study and then ride the activity busses home. mrs. buchanan and mrs. moul, librarians, worked long hours on an unprecedented title II $6000 book order in addition to other routine orders, as they continued regular daily duties. ■P« above left: librarians: mrs. peggy buchanan, and mrs. jovneitta moul. left: library assistants: row 1 : . mcintosh, s. hickman, e. chandler, r. orr. row 2: e. tinker, s. matthews, j. tyler, b. glover. 119 our boys in blue continued to “soil” the halls in even greater number than last year, now in its fourth year, the njrotc classes gave students a brief look into military life, study included naval history, oceanography, astronomy, and navigation, the corps played host to visiting cadets from wheeling, illinois, who were visiting the area, the drill team won first and second place awards for best drill unit in two parades, the program proved interesting and gave a background for those making the military their career. right; njrotc dept.: chief c. h. kirkland, commander w. e. Huddleston. bottom right; drivers ed. dept.: mr. g. williams, mr. g. smith. yellow bugs added a touch of color to the drivers education program this year, instead of a holey road, there was a new driving range where students learned to manipulate the various models donated by local dealerships, a new air-conditioned building with a remote control tower overlooking the driving range gave instructors, mr. grayson williams and mr. gus smith, a safe vantage point from which to direct student drivers. 120 left: gym aides: clockwise: s. puffenberger, d. krogh, r. wyatt, b. Wallace, j. jones, s. mattson. below left: mr. robert shamblin. below right: mr. alien barbee. above: mr. fredrick mitchell. below: miss susan johnson. left: mrs. verlene booker. the physical education department added new teachers to their program this year, in the girls’ p.e. dept., miss johnson and mrs. booker took over and in the boys’ p.e. dept., mr. shamblin became the new basketball coach and taught p.e. and history, under the direction of the dept, head mr. barbee, the teachers have coached the students through football, basketball, track, softball, gymnastics, and volleyball. 121 the busy clicking of keys and the maze of mathematical computations, on boards and books proved that business education was still in full swing at york. besides offering the usual business courses, the curriculum was expanded to include two new block classes — steno I and clerical accounting II. these two courses were designed to incorporate many aspects of the business world rather than the usual instruction in one area, but regardless the course, the classes were always in great demand and very crowded. right: mrs. patience credle. business education department: I to r: mrs. j. diehl, mrs. s. jones, miss a. dark, mrs. g. copley, mrs. 1 . bell, mrs. j. Wallace. 122 for those wishing careers in retailing, the d.e. program tried to help prepare these students tor the complicated business world, here students learned the fundamentals of retailing and were allowed to test their study at part-time jobs, students attended the d.e. convention and jean prewitt won first in district in advertising layout while jesse eagan won second place in group presentation and debbie ogden placed third in window display, vickie roles, jean prewitt received plaques for showing the most improvement during their study in d.e. as most falcons studied until mid-afternoon, c members abandoned textbooks for such jobs as dental assistants, cosmetologists, microfilm technologists and mechanics, students worked in york county, Williamsburg, and newport news, mr. weaver, instructor of the program, prepared these students for the jobs they undertook. above left; mr. william parker, distributive education. above; mr. bill weaver, industrial cooperative training. 123 york’s electronics program offered unique training and job preparation, mr. henkel and mr. phillips taught pre-vocational and vocational electronics which covered the practical areas of electronics, here students learned to repair domestic appliances and constructed radios, mr. little taught technical electronics which went into greater detail in electronic theory, students would get practice by working with all electronic systems in the schools, helping to keep them in working order, from these courses, students were able to get a strong foundation in electronics. above right; industrial arts department; mr. b. pippin, mr. c. hovis. below right; electronics department; mr. h. little, mr. f. henkel, mr. c. phillips. below; mr. I inside the shop, one could see students tinkering inside a car engine or maybe drafting a plan for a better school, the industrial arts curriculum offered courses in general industrial arts, woodworking, and drafting, in the classes, students learned the principles of carpentry, welding, auto mechanics, and drafting used in industry, these courses were designed to help a student find a trade or simply to broaden a student’s horizon. 124 I left; mr. donald shields, post-graduate electronics. below: mr. peter pugh, special education. below left; mr. cecil dickerson, director of adult technical education. below right: mrs. janice puffenberger, speech therapy. there is one word that sums up ex- actly what the senior class thought about all year long — graduation, this far-away dream became a little more real when seniors elected to purchase disposable caps and gowns, this meant that they could receive their actual diplomas at graduation ceremonies and get away to celebration parties a little sooner, the class of ' 71’s money- making project was selling hallow- een candy and boxes of choco- lates, and although it was not an overwhelming success it got them out of debt, a senior walked away with the title of miss yhs for ' 71 and talented seniors took the leads in the musical “kiss me kate.” sen- iors put a lot of planning, hard work, and pride in their homecom- ing float but unfortunately ill winds were against them. senior class officers: lee walsh, pres.; tedro rumsey, V. pres.; jonet jones, sec.; lynne Stanley, treas.; mecy spivey, chaplain; terri hamman, rep. -hist.; mike lehmkuhler, pari. united we stand . . jerald abraham melinda abrams ned adams pennie adkins mike affeman betty akers kathy albrecht gory alderman 126 tommy aldrich debbie almonrode Virginia ammons dana anderson jimmy anderson pam anderson valerie anderson ralph angel robert arnder james ashlock jackie atkins debbie bagwell chris baier francie bailey joe bailey marsha bailey francine banks larry banks leon banks richard barclay ann barlow betty barrack prie bartlett jeanette bass kirn beard wayne beasley diane belda jan bell alice belvin david bethel david blackwell Steve blanton 1 ] Pv barbara borum phil bowditch jimmy bowman frank boyce jack boyenton Charlie breeland ernestine brewington debbie bristow charlotte brooks paul brooks billy brown russell brown gordon bryan sonny bryant greg buck missy buck lamont bundy becky bunt susan burke lorry burkett carol cohoon kris corlson doug corroll poulo corson garnet carter barbara chalkley mike chambers eunice chandler ralph Christian nick cianelli dan deary joan dough 130 george coleman becky collins mike collins mike Conner deborah cooke nickie coultrip john cowan friedo cox scott craig winston crocket! russell crutchlow willie cuffie Connie culbertson phyllis culbreth thomas curtis wallis daniels 131 sharon daughter d. I. davis mark davis roger davis sandy davis geraldine dillard Iloyd dillard pat dillard bobby dillard jimmy dinkins tom doneson betty ann dorsey mary k. douglas becky dumas carol dunaway phyllis dutton doug dye jesse eagan amy eason dan elder dave ellis carol emerson chris engel barry ensley dawn erskin tim fairbanks denise fairfield alma fields Iloyd fitzgerald brock fletcher don floyd audrey forrest )33 Chester foster linda fox pom frank emmett frozier ed gaines jeon garner nancy gertsch diane gillikin charlie gindhart beth glover Otis griffin bobbi grimes marty grogan mike grow leslie gudgel gail gurtler 134 terri hamman sherry hammond kip Hancock chris hording renord horrod roy horvey horold hoyes debbie hoywood dione hoywood Steve heintzlemon waiter Henderson scott henry shielo hickmon roy hicks mory lou hogg tommy Holland 135 orine Holloway james holmes barbie hopke cheri Horner holly Huddleston george Hudgins joe Hudgins chris humbles celestine hunt rolph hunt lou onn Hyatt cheryl ingrom ernestine jpmes joyce james lorenzo james andrew johnson 136 dianne johnson teresa johnson terri johnston ongelo jones carlo jones janet jones joe jones joseph jones linda jones teresa kane beatrice kee shelley keckler shirley keckler Carolyn keele dennis keegan rose marie keeton 137 w marilou kelly emma kent Carrie king waiter knox diane krogh chip kurbjun donna lamb pam lambias scott la rue Virginia lawhorne vie lawson arty layne cindy lee mike lehmkuhler claudia leslie ben liverman 1 138 bruce little skip lowe mike lundberg ronnie marine juanita marshall larry martin don massey karla masters suzie mattson janet me intosh louis me kinney rusty me millen pattie melo debbie melton dollie meredith earla miller 139 martin miller joe mokszanowski ann moore jimmy moore o. c. moore alan morris alzeonio morton hope mulkey kim mulkey david mulvey earl myers jeff narwid dennis nate debi nelson debra nelson pete newsome 140 johnny newton debbie ogden judy Owens synthio pannill neol porker Steve porker jeon porrott Connie potton chorles poyne joyce poyne deboroh perry borboro pollord potty pope shormon puffenberger brendo rondoll sterling rondoll 141 paul redhair carol reiser dale richards jacquie richardson kelton richburg Otis richmond Sidney rivers lorry roberts hank robertson tyler robins gail robinson sandy roehling vicky roles pat royalty tedra rumsey rodney russell 142 1 doug server bobby sounders mortho sounders sue scholtegger soroh scott v oyne scott Steve scudder joy seomon mory seowell coroleigh sedgwick lori shockelford bessie shelton dennis shermon robert shields olex shoulders done sidoron 143 margie siegle alan slade leatrice slade bobby slaughter tonia sledd rick small anr ette smith cindy smith gerod smith linda smith terri smith tony smith les smoot don smythe william snedden debbie snyder 144 robin sowers mecy spivey goil springham lynne Stanley joyce Stearns sandy steuck linda Stiltner sherry stitt bobby stokes edith stokes jeanette stokes lanny stout leroy stoutingberg merle streagle ernest stubbs morion sulenski 145 leo sulik gwen sullivan robert sutton warren swanson vahid tabatabai tom tankersley david thompson sharon thompson gloria thornton joonne tosti lindo tosti Steve trickett greg turner alberta tyler eugene tyler jomes tyler 146 nancy tyndall toni tyndall robert van sciver sharon van sciver hank vi ccellio emma vines jarvis vines donna walkup brenda Wallace myron Wallace joe Wallace richard walls lee walsh ernie warinner tommy warley Carolyn Washington 147 g ellen Washington lynwood Washington paulette Washington linda washburn eddie waters tony watson eddie watts mccray weatherly david wells paul wells donna whisenant early whitaker joan white michael white ronnie white Steve white M8 Steve white pam wilkins anne willard denise williams sharon williams wanda williams david wilmouth frank wilson mike winebarger ann wingfield cindy wood shelley wood Stanley wood anne wright debbie wright edwina wright 149 regina w right renee wyatt ross zernes this was the ‘‘spirit of ’71.” a combination of class spirit, like winning the donkey basketball game; school spirit, at pep rallies; and community spirit, in bringing in the most canned goods, “those were the days, my friends . . ISO junior class lakes lop honors al homecoming the junior class over- came last year’s “do nothing’’ attitude to make a substantial comeback in ’71. they received first place for their home- coming decoration, first place in the dark gum pack drive, and were second only to the mighty seniors in the donkey basketball game, concerned juniors forfeited football games to work the concession stand and their efforts were rewarded when the money rolled in. to top off the year, the class of ’72 planned and pre- sented the tr aditional junior-senior prom. dana foster, sec.; ed rastet- ter, V. pres.; cyndy murrow, re- porter; ronnie montgomery, pres.; koy duguid, treasurer; Steve hogge, chaploin. from class to football games, juniors never lack enthusiasm for fun and food. 151 lynn adamowski paul adorns patti albrechf nelson ollon goil alien dovid ondrews renie ondrews michoelene ontczok vicki bailey dionne bonks dovid bonks kenneth bonks lindo bonks thomos bonks trocey barber george barlow onzo barlow robert bornord ben bornes shelio bortlett koren bothurst nancy beohm mark beomon cothy beone joe bennett Steve bennett eric bertrom lois block kim bloke gloria blow i ' 152 debi boone liz bourne david bowman shirley breeden ken briscoe dovid britton jonis brooks olan brown carol brown loretta brown mary brown velga brown Carlton brumm bruce brushwood garry bunting mary jane bustos clarence byrum anna cain anna may Canada Steve cannon lorry copies thomas carmines diana carpenter greg carter mike carter philip carter kathy cassel danny cassels bruce castellow kenny cate 153 wilbur causey david cheatham joe cheek kenny cheek donnie childs jackie chisman lennard chisman andy Christian darlene Christian chris Christie tim church beverly dark doug dark debbie clarkson jim clay cathy cochran kenny cole patty Coleman charlie combs freda combs debbie conrad joanne conradi cheryl cooke brenda copeland vartara copeland lorna corson john cottingham bobby coultrip paulette covington janet crockett 154 I I debbie crouch lorry crutchlow dorrel cummings mark Cunningham jim Curtin lanie dalby diane dalton sandy dalton denise daniels sue daniels bobby darouse susan davenport cindi davis sharon davis teresa davis mike delahoussage linda dennis joanne denton kathy derks john dery Colette deshazor george deshazor paula deskins marcy desmarais lelia diaz manuel dillard linda dimile beverly donaldson mike dorsey bill doster 155 susan downs cindy drake ann driver zaneta drorzdowski kay duguid linda dukrkopf lavern dutton mary dvorak bill eacho alien edens joe edmonds rodney edmondson teresa elder barbara elliott bill emmett susie engle terri enman debbie enos john evans Vanessa evans Steve faherty don fees allan feller bruce ferrier diane fetterman lynn forrest bernie foster dana foster susan fourney richard fout 156 merilee fox tommy fox nancy francis linda freeman gary fulton keith gaines beverly gardner william gardner wally gayle pat girouard karen gomez debbie gravely yvonne graves percy gray elsie gregory willis griffin jim griffith sandy griffith cliff guertin jane guiff mike gummo shirley hamman greg hammer lisa hansford mike harris paige harrison Iloyd harrold cherly hartman russell hartman penny haven 157 kathy haynes linda haywood george hearn robert heimerl kay heith greg henry anna Hernandez alelia hill roger hill ricky hite bob hedges Steve hogge don holiday kathy holmes Vickie hooper donald horecka linda howell iris howington joe hudacek. carol hudgins johnny hudnall kevin Huffman Carolyn Hundley bruce james joan jenkins joyce jenkins nona jenkins david johnson jenny johnson julie johnson 158 karen johnson kenny johnson dovid jones Undo jones ron jones jerry korwoc bruce keafer kitty kelly laroine kelly georgi kertesz cheri king Steven kintner mike kirk koy kirkmon kathy klein } janice kruskop greg kyte marie labowski albert lee gloria lee linda lee edward lesson vernita lewis vickie lewis leslie lindsay ricky Iloyd elmore lockley nancy looney joe lorenzino james louden 159 donnie lovett ronnie lovett Connie luongo dole lupton wondo lynch johnny moddox mory mohoney chris maness ervin martin joyce martin june martin millie martin paul martin kenny matthews scott matthews tammy mattson gerald mayers bill mazzarese floyd me fall carl me gaw alton me intosh james me knight barry me lawhorn donna me lin david meador debbie meinberg vivian meredith tony michura mark miller ronnie montgomery 160 jean moore marsho moore pat moore verney moore roxanne morris jackie morton leslie mulkey jim murray cyndy murrow diane musick debbie myers doug myers mike narron alexis needham luanne newman bowman newton rpbert newton kathy nickerson brad norton sue oare sh elly o ' connor jeanne oesterle vanessa olenik debbie pagan debbie panak priscilla pannill rick parks kris parris wanda payne maxine pearson 16 ) james pegram Patrick pellerin kay perry darcy pettijohn arlene petty Helen phillips linda potter lindsay powell bettyjo pratt elaine proctor gary rondall louis randall ernestine ronsome gregory ronsome ed rastetter olon redpoth don reed olicia reeder weldon regi loura reiser Harold rice tommy rice jimmy ricHardson pattie riggins dove robbins teresa robbins wanda roberts diane robinson judy robinson ellen rogers 162 dennis rollins luis rosario chris rose pom rowe tina ruth shelia sobol kathy soger cloudio Salisbury peter salyords debro savage Steve scadden robert seaford joan sedgewick casey sentz mike shaltegger ferebee shaw melvin shoulders gall shugrue tonia simmons jackie skur cheri smith cheryl smith david smith kathy smith patricia smith paul smith phyllis smith tim smith dale smoot Wynne southall I 63 edna sparrer rickie spencer laura springham barry Stafford cheryl stahl donnie stallings robin stanaway romayne Stanfield joseph Stanley wayne stockman betty stout linda stubbs roger sulenski gail Sullivan ann swanson debbie sweet bobby swinton rhonda tatum eddie terrell mike terry jeanne thomas carol thompson Cynthia thompson janie thornton nancy tisdale ann todd lewis tose bob trainum jane treichler dove trickett 1 4 timmy trunkes sonja tuovil a mike turnage rita turner sandy tyler debbie upton karen veil john Vincent blaine voss reginald walker selena Wallace mary warinner cindy warnick kathy washburn kathi Washington I I pam watson vicki watson debbie weatherly carl webb david weddle sandy weidman david west mike west jetf amory adfon wfiifaker mike white thomas white ken whitmore sam wiesalowski randy wiesse 165 terry willetf chuck williams george williams johnnie williams lani willing ernie willoughby jimmy wilson ricky windmuller shelly wolfe dennis wood grady wood alice wooddell betty woody randy woolard harry worley 166 sophomores fop 5000 in magazine drive with the most successful magazine drive ever, the class of ' 73 started off in good form, diligent sophomore salesmen raised over S5000 in efforts to establish a good reputation for their class, the sophomores showed tremendous school spirit at falcon pep rallies, led by class president pete henderson, they cheered the football and basketball teams to successive victories, receiving second place award for homecoming decorations and in the canned food drive, this year ' s sophomore class deserves credit for overcoming the apathy and bewilderment of their first year in high school. pefe henderson, pres.; holly terrier, v. pres.; kothy seals, sec.; mike downs, chaplain; adolia hazelwood, reporter; bill hopke, treasurer. I r •I Vickie abbott francine abrams tom adorns eugene adkins emily alfriend john alien pat almonrode jeanie ammons jeff amory urtjy crriderson deby ashburn waiter ashlock james askew lillian atkins stan autry 167 kathle bailey Steve bollard keith balow cheryl banks Isa banks james barlow ollie barlow davis barnes belinda barnwell chris bartlett linda baush kirn beachum pat beasley judy beazlie mike belda debbie bell char bernard tom biddle diane bierman debbie binkner bill blevins robin bliey sharon bliey bob borchardt robert borden Steven borum paula bosta gory bowling Steve bradshaw betty braswell 168 reggie braxton wathia presnell hubie bridges cindy brock don brooks eddie brooks karen brooks bill brown foye brown elizobeth bryont lorry bryont ricky bryont eugene buchonon roger buck vicky buckinghom mike bunn Clyde burke dor burner judge burnett eddy burnett beckie burton Steve bushong doniel bustos potty bryd koy byrum mork byrum tony coine rondy coldwell woyne collis Steve compbell 169 T diane carden carol carpenter mike carr dale carter don carter gale carter debbie carty gina carver donna cassels peggy casterline debbie chapman karen chapman mark choat sherry Christie robert dark joni cluverius ralph Coggins ricky coleman angela collins mandel collins desiree colwin ken combs keith combs mark conrad donna cone Oscar cooke kasey copley Clyde cottrill keven cowan shelia crow 170 david Crowder debby cundiff michael currier mary onn curtin mike curtin marc dacken randy danchak kennedy daniels tricia darden becky darlington eddie davis kenny davis linda davis lisa davis billy deal sharon dealba seretha delano laurie denby marilyn dennis ramon depalm carol desmarais james devan larry diaz hank dillon darlin dixon cathy dodgen linda donaldson paul donaldson karen douglas Warren douglas 171 mike downs don duhrkopf moty dumas bill dunoway suson durham mike durrence doug ebers tereso edmonds gwen epperson vickie erickson celio evans non evans velma evans roy everett wanda faherty doug fairbanks gavin farrell jerry farrior dave fayette barbara fees donna ferguson tony ferguson holly ferrier joanne farris teresa feurer brenda fields wayne fields lynette fisher russel fisher Constance fitzgerald 172 dick fletcher Hilda forester sheree forman roger fournier shirlane fox candy frazier isiah frazier tommy gaines paul gapcynski yvonne gardner donna giese chris giles debbie gillespie alice gillikin patsy goddard ben goens iveylee goens robert gooch crys gordon james gordon david gouger margaret grady terri greenwood Chester gregory evelyn gregory debbie griffin desiree griffin diane griffin Steve griggs judy grigsby 173 ralph grogan nita guertin pam guffee judy gummo ricky gurkin sam gwaltney robert hodden donnie Hansford sally horcum kothy harder wanda harmon debbie harper george Harris Vincent Harris mary Hathaway kirn hawkes Steve Hawkins adolia Hazelwood john Hefner rick heintzleman pete Henderson margo Henning john Hensley paula hepner john Herman phillip hertzig Connie Hickman james Hickman joey hill mike Hobgood 174 greg hodge james hogge pam holewinski jerry hollandsworth madenia holmes carmen holt darrell holt robert holt howard hoover bill hopke janis home donald house trances house james huckaby jan huckaby kathy huebinger jim huff terri hughes vivian hughes ann humbles jackie hunt debbie ihlefield cindy ingram garland ingram rinda ingram malcom irby donna irwin mike james debbie jamison iris johnson 175 marcia johnson signe johnson Stanley johnson lisa johnsfon gale jones joanie jones joyce jones leigh jones mary ann joyner mary jo keith linda keitt Charles kelly sue kepley jerry kertesz shirley kessinger james killough harriet king karen king jim kintner cliff kirchof brent knowles donna knox susan knox georgeanne komula denise krogh debbie kruskop barbie lamb rick lamos janice lane bruce langevin 176 becky lawson julie lawson john layne becca lee susan lench jay levorsen armelia lewis james lewis mike lewis sandra lewis david liddell mylia liddell phyllis lillard kathy lindsay toni liverman percell lomax kent long pauline louden george loven fronces lowe glenn lucion jockie lucion terry mochen jane mocuch ellen mogerowski eloine mohoney jeff moidment morvin major jomie monn dione marshall 177 mike marshall george martin marty martin sandra martin kathy martz patrice mason willie mason debbie mathis earl mathis mike matthews david maxwell cindy mazzarese bonnie me allister beth me gaw marty me guire tom me hugh karen me intyre beeky me kinney peggy me lamb ehuek me lean gene me lin bonnie me spadden karla melville kershaw minkins riek merrill linda merriweather jetf milam judy miles ralph miles james miller 178 alan mills lee mills roger mitchell earl moore norman moore Steve moore donny morris kenneth morris mono morrison althea morton tommy moul shanan mulkey bob mulligan dennis murphy john murphy anita murray carl murray debbie murray al musick david narro nancy narron geraldine narwid nancy needing dudley nelson mike nethersol darrell northington nancy nunn sam oakley kerry o’connor mi ke odom 179 molly o ' haro dovid oneal dole opi robin orr george owens gilbert owens borboro podelt ray porker suson parr lindo potton suson potton nodien poyne richord peglow joey pegrom otlee penzold eddie perrin delores perry sondro perry nancy phillips libby pickrol mervin piggott dovid pitchford fronkie pitchford Steve plott olice pollard joyce pollard richord pomeroy Connie powell mortho powell denise poyer 180 karen preston eddie pritchard maria prow ronald purvis terry queijo debbie quesenberry robert radcliffe barbara ragans Calvin randall Steve rash tom rastetter jethro rawles sharon reaves ann redcross david redd hal regi debbie reid diane revish mike rice Steve rice peggy richards douglas richie joanne risner Valerie robbins andrea roberson eddie robertson randy robertson robbie robins hiram robinson erica roesner 181 georgeanne roller susan rowe tom rowe tommy rumsey debbie russell Steve russell betty ruth Vickie ryan evelyn Salisbury janet savage edie sawyer kathy seals joe senecal joe show pam shelly sandy shelton terry shepherd dennis shorter kevin shuey tom shugrue anne simmons lee ann simpson cindy smith debbie smith debbie smith debbie ann smith gary smith jamie smith robert smith wilhemina smith 182 moira sneddon linda snyder cindy southall sharon southard ann stadts andrea stewart john Stewart lynne stockman vicki stombaugh Stanley stone pam stoneburner syrethea stoutingburg . sandy stryker chris stumbaugh robert sullivan brad sweet levence swinton tracy tapscott jim tatum michael taylor gini terry cliff thomas debbie thomas debbie thomas donald thomas kathy thomas lois thomas anita thompson philip thompson tim thompson 183 eddie tinker lorry tinker shirley toliver lance trundy woyne tucker peter tunstoll Undo tyler gino tyson mike vocekonis rhondo vonnotter moureen vincent sondi volpone bloine vorgong odrienne voss emily wogner monico wagoner linda walkup james Wallace david walton Connie ward mary washburn michelle Washington vivian Washington Christine waters frank weaver jack webb dana webster penny wegner susie wells darlene welsh 184 pam west rachael west roy west kathy westberry randy westmoreland Camilla white dennis white jenny white leoma white barbara widner beverly wilburn eddie williams janet williams kermit williams Steve williams brenda wilson barbara wood danny wood jimmy wood james woody johnny wright johnsieg wright pinky wyatt thomas wymer mark wynkoop 185 students of the month 186 pam west and elmore lockley kay heith ' wayne beasley 187 row h p. wilkins — treas., g. gurtler — sec., c. reiser — rep., j. hundley — pari., c. kurbjun — pres., s. porker — chap., c. stowers — 2nd v.p. row 2: f. abrams, I. keiM, k. kelly, d. meinberg, h. ferrier, j. bell, v. tabatabai, b. collins, p. melo, f. house, d. jones, d. sweet, row 3: p. west, d. jamison, I. jones, e. brewington, o. bar- low, m. Washington, I. lee, j. maidment, k. beachum, j. huckaby, I. stoutingberg. row 4; j. jones, I. jones, a. needham, s. davis, h. mulkey, m. lehmukler, d. walkup, p. henderson, m. downs, b. mulligan, o. griffith. row 5: d. lovett, r. angel, b. little, j. parrot, j. tyler, g. deshazor, j. milam, r. dark, p. almonrode, a. brown, row 6; j. lo- renzio, s. borum, g. rigo, d. rainey, h. hoover, w. beasley, a. layne, d. bowman, s. mattson, a. eason, a. mcintosh. this year’s sea adopted a committee to conduct o critical study of the present bi-rociol difficulties, its purpose was to explore ways of improving the relationships between all students at york. an entire week was devoted to black history — bulletin boards, show cases and inspirationals all helped students to realize the necessity of friendly, close relationships, an equally active ecology committee cleaned part of rt. 1 34 end york high in an effort to help brighten yorktown. another major project this year was the sponsoring of the state sea convention where york was host for hundreds of representatives from all over the state, further “slackening” of the dress code enabled girls to wear slacks to school this year. the icc, inter club council, was composed of club presidents who organized the school calendar and scheduled all activities so as to avoid conflicts in money- making projects, occasionally, bobbi grimes was known to react rather cooly” whenever club presidents submitted their already completed events for approval. row ; a. layne — treas., d. walkup — sec., m. sulenski. row 2: s. mattson, c. kurbjun, I. reiser, v. tabata- bai, V. evans. row 3; d. nelson, a. wingfield, m. buck, f. bailey, row 4: t. michura, m. dvorak, h. Huddleston, c. humbles, I. smoot. 188 row 1; p. thompson, m. kelly, a. layne, I. jones. row 2: p. haven, k. marfz, d. almonrode. after the sea’s constitutional revision, a nominating committee selected candidates which were then voted on by the student body, due to an apparently honester” student body than ever before, the honor council had no trials this year. beta club intellectuals made plans this year to change over next year to the national honor society, an organization with wider recognition, because of this, only seniors were inducted and yet more new members were tapped than there were of existing members! along with planning for the future, members launched a money-making project to cover induction expenses and to offer scholarships, beta clubbers stood watch at york’s basketball games scouting for spectators who were burdened with cumbersome winter coats, original plans were to charge 25 t per coat, but in a supreme effort to curb inflation, the beta club lowered the price to one thin dime, which came to a final total of S50.00. row 1; p. Quit — chap., s. white — park, d. almonrode — treas., m. Conner — pres, row 2; m. grogan, I. fox, b. pollard, j. tosti, g. robinson, I. tosti, p. wilkins, p. pope, m. kelly, n. coultrip, n. Johnson, row 3: t. robins, m. poyner, d. walkup, d. johnson, I. washburn, g. springham, v. tobataboi, g. buck, g. gurtler, m. hogg, j. harbour, row 4; t. rumsey, I. Stanley, s. vogeley, s. parker, v. ammons, I. jones, c. horner, t. warley, s. bryant, a. layne, g. bryan, c. carlson, a. willard, j. steams, row 5: s. lowe, b. irwin, s. helms, c. kurbjun, m. lehmkuhler, s. mattson, w. henderson, m. saunders, m. collins, f. bailey, f. wilson, d. bristow, r. sowers, c. lee, t. smith, m. dovis, j. anderson, j. boyenton, I. smoot, b. dorsey, r. hogg, a. barlow, j. mcintosh, d. rothenbaum. 189 pictures, people, layouts, deadlines; mary and her bubble gum, sigh,” deadlines; thesaurus for new words roly-poly, legless, staffroom chair, deadlines: photos lost, club pictures decapitated, get ads, deadlines; 1st period sales, yellow plastic bags, faces, editor’s demands, get information, deadlines; cover, colors, brown lunch bags, deadlines; et cetera ad infinitum was the Falcon story this year. writers: g. springham, d. almonrode, I. fox. 190 a. feller, p. casterline, v. buckingham, d. belda, d. krogh, j. m cintosh, m. warinner, t. rumsey, p. haven, n. coultrip, h. mulkey, d. nelson, mrs. bal- dino. seated: m. poyner, p. pellerin. standing: r. vorgang, b. hopke, g. coleman, a. redpath, d. bowman. 191 the forensic program at york started in September, led by miss alley, the debate team, along with extemporaneous and dramatic interpretation contestants, emerged as a challenging force not only to the district, but to schools in the north and southeast, the first year varsity debaters represented the peninsula district at the state aaa debate tournament at uva this year where they placed third in the state, during the york invitational — the forensic team won a total of fifteen trophies. row 1: c. davis, b. collins, t. warley, s. wood, row 2: s. mottson, j. hundley, j. tosti, k. duguid, a. feller, k. mulkey, d. carter. previous debts forced the talon staff to mimeograph the paper this year, an entirely new staff was formed to take over the school newspaper, the problems of production — gathering the news — typing and printing the paper and actually telling it, occupied the staff members until the journalism class took over production in the spring. talon staff: k. olbrecht, m. lehmkuhler, d. wolkup — editor, t. robbins — business manager, e. kent, c. reiser — managing editor, j. seaman, m. I. hogg. 192 quill and scroll: row 1 ; t. tapscott, s. johnson, d. nelson, t. rumsey, d. wolkup, n. coul- trip, c. reiser, row 2; g. colemon, o. feller, d. bethel, g. springhom, s. mottson, v. buck- inghom, p. casterline, j. kruskop, s. horcum, d. irwin, I. wolkup, b. hopke, d. krogh. row 3: m. hogg, b. bunt, f. bailey, b. irwin, b. cholkley, j. seaman, j. mcintosh, c. engel. row 4; k. albrecht, p. haven, m. warriner, s. porker, m. sounders. thespians: row 1: mr. zalumas, c. cachoon, I. Stanley, m. dvorak, m. moore, p. bow- ditch, mrs. mills, s. stitt, p. wilkins, m. kelly, m. ericson, d. belda, b. hopke. row 2: d. mulvey, d. ellis, c. jones, b. grimes, j. bass, n. looney, a. barlow, k. heith, g. hudgins, k. albrecht, I. fox, d. almonrode, I. shackleford. row 3: k. kelly, j. seaman, j. moore, mrs. burchum, b. chackley, mr. miller, t. sledd, g. hedge, I. walsh, j. payne, mr. mar- koff. row 4: k. hoffman, s. hogge, j. hundley. after the third unsuccessful attempt to tap quill and scroll members, students on the falcon, and talon staff, and the journalism and advanced composition classes were finally tapped, members for this honorary society were selected by the sponsors and chief editors of each staff. the thespians club, an international honorary drama society, honors students who have done outstanding work in dramatic productions, cast and crew members from york’s extravaganza “kiss me kate, the Christmas play, and other presentations throughout the year were selected and tapped as a means of recognizing their contributions, this tapping was the only club activity this year. 193 york’s key club, under its directive ‘‘we build, “ attempted this year to establish a rep- utation for doing anything that needed to be done around the school and community, in keep- ing with this idea, their com- munity projects ranged from setting up the Patrick henry hospital fair to helping raise money for the march of dimes, to imp- rove environmental conditions of york high the key club picked up trash around the school and pro- vided containers for it. key club members tried to show that ser- vice is the essence of leadership. row h j. griffith — sec., j. moore — v.p., a. layne — pres, row 2: w. beasley — sgt.-at-arms, c. Stowers, j. bowman — treas., f. foirbonks, mr. onderson. row 3: d. ellis, v. lowson, d. bowman, a. redpath, f. robins, a feller, row 4: c. kurbjun, a. mcintosh, h. viccellio, I. smoot, b. knowles, e. lockley, r. heimerl. row 5: v. tabatobai, h. hoover, j. layne, s. scadden, a. brown, m. winebarger, j. murphy. members of the york keyettes started off 1970-71 with a challenge to retain the title of “no. 1 club of the district, service to the community constituted a large share of the keyettes work. projects this year included working for the york county vol- unteer library, visiting the patients at patrick henry during Christmas, sponsoring the dark gum wrapper drive at school, and stringing beads, the international convention of keyettes was spon- sored by our district and held at the chamberlain hotel in april. row 1 ; c. reiser, d. walkup, a. barlow, I. kelly, s. daniels, a driver — treas., s. stitt — corr. sec., g. gurtler, f. bailey — pres., m. kelly, p. aulf, m. hogg — v.p., a. wingfield, b. copeland, b. lawson, p. beasley, b. hopke — rep. hist, row 2: s. mattson, e. rodgers, d. musick, d. crouch, d. daniels, v. lewis, c. davis — chap., n. coultrip, I. davis, c. beane — rec. sec., I. jones, p. stoneburner, t. rumsey. 194 seated: a. redpath, I. corson — v.p., k. kelly — pres., v. tabatabai. row .- a. barlow — rep., d. murray, I. tosti, b. copeland, g. shagrue, m. poyner, j. tosti. row 2: m. buck, m. warriner — treas., d. russell, I. johnsfon, j. treichler, j. Hundley, r. heimerl, n. looney, mr. robert anderson. seated: m. carter, b. coultrip, d. dark, e. buchanan. standing: w. swanson — sec., t. trunkes, v. tabatabai — pres., s. white — v.p., r. buck, mr. coulter. vahid, our exchange student from iron, was elected president of the chess dub and led them to a 7 - 2-1 overall conference record, vahid also led the best team record with 8-2. on Wednesday afternoons, when not playing against other schools, chess club members were found practicing in the cafeteria, with the new boards mr. miller purchased for them. afs week was highlighted this year with the afs bond race, which the seniors barely won after debbie smith donated her valentine sweetheart prize money to the sophomore class effort, senior debi nelson, was awarded the first place prize for having the most original tie on tie day. all afs students on the peninsula visited york during afs week, after school york students socialized with them at a reception in the library and got acquainted with these students from chile, germany, peru, and other countries, vahid tabatabai, this year’s afs student from iron, played an active part in student life at york. he was inducted into the beta club, was president of the chess club and was a member of the tennis team, in addition to his enthusiastic participation in the afs bond sales and other school projects, he made many friends including yearbook staff members with whom he visited and entertained nearly every day. terri johnston returned to york after her year in australia, eager to tell about her australian friends and her life there. 195 fha future homemakers of america visited the children’s ward at riverside hospital for halloween and presented the children with home-made stuffed animals, they enter- tained the elder patients at Patrick henry hospital during Christmas, fha week saw the members putting up bulletin boards and presenting morn- ing meditations. seated: d. white, k. douglas, s. crow, g. carter — pari., m. dennis, i. banks, a. murray. standing; j. hunt, d. ashburn — chap., I. denby — rep., j. grigsby — treas., d. nelson — sec., s. keckler — v. pres., h. huddleston — pres., s. bliey, g. epperson, s. stoutinberg, j. wright, i. howington, mrs. watkins. we took the time to wash your windshield — now you take the time to drive safely. fta-ers washed the car windows of york teachers in an effort to make them stop and think before driving, mr. pugh spoke on special education for slow or retarded children, three members went to the state fta convention in roanoke. in april, fta-ers traveled to madison college, visiting the classrooms and touring the campus, in efforts to find out all about teaching. row 1: m. moore — hist., m. buck — treas., I. tosti — chap. row 2: m. morrison, m. potter, I. freeman, e. spauer. row 3: j. Sedgwick, s. stryker, j. tosti, c. holt. row 4: mrs. moore, mrs. will, b. twerman, c. smith, e. rodgers, c. smith. 196 row 1: c. dodgen, t. smith, f. hording — treos., m. dvorok — pres., s. hickmon — sec., v. ommons, g. robinson. row 2: g. terry, d. mclin, m. douglos, d. bonks, r. morris, mrs. roberts. row h mr. weover, I. emerson — rep., b. dorouse, r. morsholl, p. corson — pres, row 2: 1. bonks, j. conrodi — porl. row 3: j. pegrom, c. thompson, I. hill, r. totum, d. blockwell. row 4: m. norron, e. tyndoll, s. four- ney, r. borcloy. the medical careers club was formed for students wishing to pursue a career in the medical profession, during february they collected comfort items for the disaster drive which aided fire victims of york county, they participated in the march-of- dimes walk-a-thon, and visited a patient at Patrick henry hospital, in the spring the members travelled to richmond to visit the medical college of Virginia. the second year of the vica began with a full organization meeting, in december bobbi grimes was elected district treasurer at the fall district vica rally in Williamsburg, the year also included such events as the district vica contest in march, where members entered projects on cosmetology, posters on spelling and current events, the state convention was held at the chamberlin in april. the year ended with an employer-employee banquet. 197 row 1 ; j. prewitt — pres., d. ogden, d. boone, d. pettijohn — sec. row 2: v. lewis — rep., p. covingfon, v. evans, s. keckler, d. johnson. row 3: m. miller, j. narwid, g. Ingram — freas., h. wood — pari, row 4: d. abrams, g. miller, g. canter, k. matthews, j. eagan, g. alderman — v.p. of the many projects performed by the d.e. club, presenting a certain york county family with a very generous Christmas basket was by far the most rewarding and worthwhile of all. these york students along with those of twelve other schools participated in the annual fall rally held at bethel high, this year ‘‘an employer of the year award,” and two academic improvement awards were presented at the annual employer-employee banquet. one of the most impressive field trips taken this year was by the future business leaders of america. they went to Washington, d.c., and toured the f.b.i. office and went to maryland to see the social security office, this trip was paid for by the candle drive in which the club cleared S400.00. in may the installation banquet was held and new members were inducted. YORK 27 OF AMERICA row 1 : c. maness, w. lynch, s. keckler — chap., c. smith — treas., p. dutton — pres., s. davis — v.p., m. martin, j. guiff. row 2: d. gravely, e. sparrer, m. mahoney, s. burke, I. hyatt, n. tyndall — rep., d. nelson — sec., t. tyndall, I. smith, s. davis. row 3: j. johnson, j. moore, i. howington, I. hansford, I. freeman, j. owens, r. tyson, b. akers, b. pollard, a. moore, p. anderson. row 4: mrs. jones, mrs. bill, c. smith, c. holt, d. swartzwelder, g. kertez, k. masters, p. lambaise, b. dorsey, I. stout, b. Wallace, j. parrot. 198 rifle team; a. nelson, j. askew, k. banks, m. behar, j. bennett, h. bridges, k. briscoe, e. buchanan, w. callis, I. caples, g. carter, r. davis, d. elder, s. faherty, b. ferrier, j. Hensley, j. hichman, I. Horton, j. miller, j. pegram, H. robinson, m. shoulders, m. sulenski, I. rose, w. tucker, j. vincent, j. Wallace, j. williams. ending its fourth tour of duty at york, the njrotc program continues to offer its 3 year cruise to study the many aspects of military life, with 1 12 signed aboard, a typical week was devoted to 3 days of academic work in seamanship and military studies and 2 days in drill, the unit took many field and sea tours, including a day at an air show by the blue angels, the corps also played hosts to visiting cadets from wheeling, illinois. finally after 3 years of hard work and seasickness, the seniors held an awards’ dinner at the officers’ club at the naval weapons station, these awards included best cadet certificates of accomplishment, and to honor cadet It. comm, morion sulenski, who won a four year scholarship to the university of idaho. for those with enough energy and desiring a different kind of sport, the njrotc again sponsored its drill team, this drill team served as representatives for the whole corps performing at yorktown elementary, loyalty day, and armed forces day. of the six parades in which they marched, three offered awards, our team proudly marched off with first and second place awards. J the november initiation of york ' s “deutschfalken” c ub was one to be remembered by members for years to come — they recited the club motto, ate row cabbage, and sang german songs, this club received high praise from faculty members of william and mary when during a Christmas party at the college they recited a german Christmas poem, a “fasching” dance in february and finally the “schulendfeier” (end of school dance) finished the year’s activities for this active organization. german club: seated: p. pellerin, mr. prow, k. Johnson, onne wingfield — pres, standing: k. thomos, t. thompson, I. fisher, b. podelt, m. lundberg, t. sledd — sec., d. weddle, c. frozier, d. smoot, k. parris, I. Shackleford, b. vorgang, k. jones. a scholarship of $25.00 was awarded to an outstanding member of the Spanish club. among their projects this year, the club, visited the jose malina dancers in richmond and saw the play “man of la mancha,” at william and mary. sacrificing Saturday morning sleep, these spirited members got out of their warm beds to sell donuts, in grafton and Williamsburg. Spanish club: row p. guffee, j. jones, j. tosti, v. copeland — treas., t. liverman, s. perry. row 2: m. buck — pres., I. tosti, e. alfriend, c. frazier, a. wernandez — sec., s. harcum. row 3: mrs. wilkins, f. ward, d. fayette, t. mchugh — hist., s. volpone, m. grady, d. murray. row 4: b. liverman, e. lockley — rep., d. meador, g. fulton, m. delahoussay, d. horecka, d. shorter, s. bryant. 200 the french club started off the year by planning money- making projects, they sponsored bake sales each month and sold mugs with falcon inscriptions to raise money for their trip to d.c. in april. at the monthly meetings members heard lec- tures on the french culture and food and saw a slide program presented by stu- dent teachers recently re- turned from europe. row 1; m. warinner — v. pres., I. reiser — pres., c. smith — sec., p. girouard — trees., mrs. moore. row 2: s. Stryker, b. stout, t. mottson, j. Sedgwick, I. dovis. row 3: v. robbins, m. poyner, v. ommons, d. ponok, c. smith, V. ryon, s. engle. row 4: k. mcintyre, I. johnston, k. kelly, j. tyler, w. swonson, k. kote. lafin may be a “dead lan- guage but at york high it is very much alive, offer- ings to roman gods consisted of canned foods which were donated to the thanksgiving -Christmas drive, a hallo- ween program revealed the origin of jack-o-lanterns and even of halloween it- self and still another “lively program told how their dead were buried, other plans included speak- ers to tell about modern Italy. row 1 ; g. roller, c. humbles — pres., mrs. holben, o. gillikin. row 2; c. frozier, j. mortin — rep., f. house, row 3: s. dovenport, b. lowson, s. deolbo. row 4: I. willing, w. southoll, I. powell. 201 row } : t. johnson — chap., b. kee — sgt.-at-arms, d. griffith, c. sedgwick — treas., m. pearson — v.p., v. evans — pres., j. sedgwick — pari, row 2: m. dennis, j. smith, e. ' gregory, d. griffin, g. carter, row 3; b. fields, c. white, i. bank, d. banks, row 4: m. Washington, d. welch, s. stoutingberg, a. white, r. wyatt. row 5: d. Christian, a. hill, s. bartlett, v. meredith. row 6: k. douglas, I. keett, r. morris, c. banks, h. king, row 7: r. lee, s. bliey, g. epperson, j. hunt, t. evans. sitting: j. robinson, I. freeman, p. riggins, a. wing- field, g. carter, d. fairbanks, t. enman, n. buck, j. lucian, p. watson — rep. standing: mrs. hodges, s. vogeley — sec., m. washburn, I. baush, p. lil- lard, d. bell, s. christie, m. dumas, t. liverman, b. castellow, s. mulkey, r. heimerl, a. jones, e. ber- tran, c. stahl, m. Wallace — treas., j. savage, r. Coleman, I. patton, m. vincent, g. narwid, m. buck, mrs. mills. such things as being busy locked in a bus bathroom, didn’t daunt the art club’s enthusiasm, the club made and sold jewelry pins and cufflinks at christmas time, they hosted the spring art show in which all local schools participated, this creative group took time off from work to go on their annual art club trip to Washington, d.c., when the bus driver had to take the bathroom door hinges off to liberate the two occupants, the colorful drops and scenery in kiss me kate were in part produced by the art club members. the pep club attempted projects to foster school spirit at york. these included sales of buttons and banners, a bonfire, for homecoming and buses to away games, the most commendable effort was seen in the members’ avid attendance at york games, their dedicated support of team efforts was an important inspiration to all. 202 members of the science club were active in the science fairs held in tidewater, in march they participated in the science fair at yorktown intermediate, and if they received an invitation went to the tidewater science fair in Virginia beach, in may students wrote scientific papers and submitted them to the Virginia junior academy of science, mike connors, a member of the science club, placed second at the eighth annual science, humanities, and engineering symposium at uva in dec. and was invited to the national science symposium at west point in the spring, sponsor mrs. ramer wanted the club to weed the courtyard — an ecolog- ical project. s. kinter, s. blanton, m. spivey, j. griffith, d. dark — pres., m. miller, v. tabatabai, t. carmines, s. white, j. moore, f. ward. the pride and joy of a small and very busy group of people is wyes, the most powerful high school radio facility in the u.s. members learned not only how to run a radio station, but also this year, how to build and wire because of the renovation to studio b. it now has new acoustic tiles and an air conditioner, their facilities and techniques made it possible to tape student voices, monologues and popular music to be mailed to an english class in france. large, wood call letters were attached to the radio station tower so as to be easily noticed from rt. 1 7. . to r.: b. donaldson, t. carmines d. sherman, e. claybo, d. bagwell. j. murphy, m. connors, s. keckler, s. keckler, b. hodges, j. dishner, h. huddleston, mr. left, d. childs, m. moore, mrs. cook, g. herr. standing with signs: m. west, d. west, e. worinner, a. Christian, not pictured: s. thomas, mr. swartz, mr. shields. 203 row 1 : j. miller, k. heith rec. of pts., j. parrott — sec., d. krogh pres., c. dunaway — treas., d. bristow — pub., d. nelson, row 2: m. buck, I. denby, a. voss, w. hormon, c. onderson, d. ponok, j. brooks, j. jones, p. west, j. sedgwick, s. dovis, m. peorson, b. fields, row 3: v. lewis, f. house, a. needhom, c. southoll, d. smith, h. ferrier, d. krogh, w. poyne, d. geise, s. crow, b. fees, t. edmonds. row 4: I. jones, c. sedgwick, c. brooks, d. williams, s. reaves, c. copely, k. brooks, t. rumsey, c. hickman, f. obrams, p. wyott. row 5: b. wilson, m. hathawoy, s. kepley, I. walkup, k. westbury, a. collins, d. smith, r. lee, a. hazelwood, d. thomos, b. lowson, I. davis, s. blye. what organization was little known to the students, worked very hard, and was composed of intelligent girls who were “in shape? the girls’ athletic association, of course, the gaa consisted of girls who participated in sports, intramural and extramural, each girl received points on the basis of membership which led to awards assembly, for this year ' s gym show, “in the know. the gaa handled publicity poster, tickets and programs, in hopes of making enough money to cover the cost of their athletic awards. a weekend camping trip to the mountains marked a highlight for the fca who regularly held dinner meetings throughout the year at different homes, including mr. mitchell’s, their sponsor, they saw a film report of the big, national fca revival in kansas city, at Christmas time, they gave gifts to a family — canned goods, clothes, and toys, several athletes gave their witness at different club and church organizations. row 1; j. clay — sec., j. griffith pres., s. scadden. row 2: p. thompson, b. hedge, t. michura. row 3; j. milom, b. mulligan, h. hoover, row 4: d. bowman, j. huckaby, j. kitner, d. weddle — v. pres, row 5: mr. mit- chell, I. mulkey, t. thompson. 204 f 3 i j i E ( 1 the cavaliers were the boy i ensemble of the choral depart- i ment. under the sole direction j of student lynne Stanley, they have performed regularly | throughout the year — in the | choral department concerts, j around the community, and for | clubs and church organizations, always managing to win over their audience with jokes and acts, they thoroughly enjoyed performing. e. webb, d. mulvey, m. odom, r. sowers, I. Stanley — accom- panist, b. ensley, m. conrad, g. kyte, g. Hudgins, j. Haas. the main desire of the choraliers was to be ready and willing to sing at any time, their most interesting and inspiring achievement this year was the concert for eastern state, the entire audience was deeply moved by their selection of Christmas music, york high choraliers were best known for their clear sounds and wide variety of songs, these girls, under the leadership of pam wilkins, represented york ' s musical talent in the community. m. conrad — accompanist, р. wilkins, d. daniels, с. luongo, a. needham, I. lee, k. heith, m. Hathaway, c. Washington, p. rowe. 205 a capella: row 1 ; f. combs, s. stitt, y. bardner, p. wilkins, I. lee, d. carpenter — asst, treas., m. Hathaway, m. moore, p. rowe, s. thompson, m. kelly, d. almonrode — sec., p. albrecht. row 2; e. alfriend, w. payne, a. todd, r. lee, s. stoutingberg, j. wright, e. webb, b. ensley — pari., c. morrow, p. girouard, s. davis, d. belda — sec., s. davenport. row 3: p. smith, p. deskins, d. daniels, I. harrold, g. hodge, I. walsh, g. hudgins, j. webb, w. callis, c. Washington, k. albrecht — pres., k. heith, a. barlow, g. gurtler. row 4: n. looney, t. johnston, r. sulik, b. liverman, m. conrad, r. white, d. dye, p. bowditch, j. hundley, d. mulvey, j. tyler, k. combs, a. jones, m. sounders — V. pres., I. foxs — rep. hist. we the people: row 1 : 1. lee, r. lee, w. payne, s. davis, f. combs, row 2: k. combs, c. hundley, a todd, b. johnson. row 3: j. tyler, j. hundley. row 4: w. callis. 206 aside from the usual bake sales, concerts, and other activities, this year’s mus;c department sponsored three distinctly different programs, william hudgins, renowned concert pianist, performed for an auditorium of falcons and other york county citizens, definitely a cultural first, “we the people,’’ a new addition to the music department’s groups of entertainers, contributed a little bit of soul to department performances, near the end of the year an exchange concert was sponsored, students from richmond joined york’s a cappella singers for a good time and good music. girls glee; row .- c. luongo, a. reeder, p. Wilkins, j. flaugher, I. Stanley — v.p., t. mattson, I. jackson, k. beard, row 2; k. bailey, j. johnson, s. kepley, j. bell — pres., m. grogan — treas., b. glover, f. house, m. siegle. row 3: a. needham, w. payne, I. kelly — rep. hist., j. payne, k. mcintyre, b. bunt, t. edmonds, d. ashburn, v. lewis — sec., a. redcross, b. irwin, k. king, r. wyatt, c. Wallace, c. brown, p. goddard, a. coin, c. hundley. mixed chorus: row h c. luongo — v.p., j. williams, j. hunt, I. denby, a. musick, t. ferguson, c. holloway, I. black, e. brewington, w. roberts. row 2: c. bridgeman, v. ryan, s. delano, a. forrest — sec., c. thompson, b. stokes — pari., c. murray, e. fields, t. simmons, s. thompson, j. wright, s. knox. row 3: b. Wilson, n. narron, b. ragans, r. west, m. irby, j. haas, d. colwill, j. jenkins, t. priode, k. preston, p. darden. row 4: d. ihlefield — treas., b. ruth, e. gregory, I. haywood, c. holt, b. liverman — pres., I. johnston, g. kertesz, b. whitby, v. evans, d. welch. 207 battling a hectic schedule, the falcon band found time to entertain york students with original performances throughout the year, to display their originality, the band put on five half-time shows including the “lights-out show” at homecoming, the band participated in many parades and gave three concerts during the busy year, at the district VIII band festival in march our band won a superior rating, ten members placed in the regional and workshop bands while rodney edmondson was first chair drummer in the all-virginia band, the marching band placed first over 1 2 other schools in the armed forces day parade, on top of all this the band found time to record their first stereo record with the stage band. miiUvjn 111 P 111 g. abraham, t. adams, r. amory, d. bowman, j. bowman, c. breelond, s. bushong, m. choat, c. Christie, b. dork, j. cloy, t. curtis, m. dolby, d. doniel, w. daniels, r. depolm, j. dery, w. eocho, r. edmondson, t. fairbanks, e. goines, k. gaines, w. gayle, s. griffith, j. guthrie, d. haase, r. hadden, v. Harris, k. hawkes, r. heintzleman, g. henry, r. hill, a. humbles, m. james, n. johnson, c. jones, j. karwac, k. klein, g. kyte, m. major, m. marshall, I. mckinney, I. mills, d. myers, e. myers, d. myers, I. stoutinberg, s. parker, r. pomeroy, s. reaves, d. richie, d. rollins, t. sledd, t. smith, I. smoot, d. smoot, v. stonbaugh, I. tosti, j. tosti, j. treichler, c. warnick, e. waters, k. whitmore, e. williams, d. wilmouth, c. wood, t. tankersley, h. bridges, n. francis, e. moore, g. smith, p. guffee, j. hill, p. kuchenbuch, t. wymer. 208 stage band: raw .- e. williams, w. warkshop band: c. breeland, m. james, daniels, t. fairbanks, j. dery, d. j. abraham, d. rollins, j. karwac, m. bowman, row 2: s. parker, k. hawkes, d. dalby. rollins, e. myers, m. major, I. smoot. row 3: j. abraham, d. wilmouth, w. gayle, J. karwae, t. smith, row 4: 1. Stanley, b. mclawhorn, g. henry, r. edmondson, t. Curtis. one of the favorite attractions at york high is the stage band. composed of 20 select members of the falcon band, they made up one of the top stage bands in the state, they received excellent ratings at the state stage band festival and the peninsula stage band festival, the band played at various functions during the year, with the falcon band, in concerts, at the senior assembly, a dance at eastern state, and at different schools in the county, to top off the year, the band recorded their first stereo record. 209 all state chorus — lynne Stanley regional band: roger hill, rodney edmondson, thomas curtis, les smoot. 210 regional chorus: row .- p. smith, p. wilkins, I. Stanley, d. carpenter, row 2: d. daniels, p. deskins, a. todd, m. grogan, d. almonrode. row 3: c. Washington, m. saunders, k. albrecht, I. fox, d. belda. row 4: b. liverman, e. webb, I. walsh, r. sulik. row 5: d. mulvey, g. hudgins, b. ensley. majorettes: d. weatherly — capt., s. davis — co-capt., I. 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Newport News Williamsburg Yorktown pafrons debi and steve james and shelley debbi smith grayson williams mark and ami smith billy and brent parker mrs. Virginia I. brown mr. and mrs. arthur I. burke myrtle and boyd soles sue and “butch” mrs. laura worst alton I. mcintosh ron and Caroline mrs. veto moul dove and carol bonnie and tyler rhea baldino werde ein deutchfalke sprich deutsch! j. wolf prow dickie white evangeline fox bobby johnson chris and roger miss suzi johnson mrs. verlene booker mr. and mrs. n. h. richardson mrs. amy e. moore “a friend” notes about the book the 1971 falcon was printed in offset by the taylor publishing company dallas, texas, with the special assistance of mr. danny de falco. the cover was designed by sue mattson, who won first place in cover design at the taylor summer seminar in 1 970. the dividers were designed by debi nelson with creative photographs by staff we have finally done it — our yearbook is finished, it has been a long, hard job from our workshop session at the 1 970 taylor seminar to the last day of school, there always seemed to be something going haywire, like having to take club pictures three times, last minute this and that, and mostly learning a new technique in photographers. the headlines of the 1 971 falcon are set in 30, 24, and 1 8-point impact, body copy, captions, and identifications are set in spartan, body copy is set in 1 2-point type with introductionary phrases in italics, captions in 1 0-point type, identifications in 8-point type, index pages are set in 8-point type. editor ' s wrap-up yearbook design, teaching everyone how to create a new type of book helped me more than ever in many ways, i learned a great deal from my work as editor, it has brought a new light into my life, the work couldn’t have been finished without the skilled experience and guidance of mrs. baldino, my advisor, mr. danny de the book itself is a new type of format — “informal-formal ’’ — with stress on the informal, the informal section presents the year’ activities in chronological order from getting to school to graduation, the formal section follows the informal. falco, my representative from taylor, and the outstanding job done by my staff, to all of them, my thanks, for making the 1 971 falcon a most exciting yearbook thank you debi nelson 1971 falcon editor faculty and administration references MISS MARY SUE ALLEY B.S. Longwood College William and Mary Speech I, II Forensic League MR. ROBERT L. ANDERSON B.A. Juniata College M.A. University of Virginia Biarritz American University University of North Carolina Chairman of Social Studies Department Key Club, Senior Class, A.F.S., Tennis coach MRS. RHEA BALDINO A. B. College of William and Mary Appalachian State Teachers University French III, IV, V Falcon advisor. Quill and Scroll MR. J. ALLEN BARBEE, JR. University of Virginia B. S. Virginia Commonwealth University Chairman of Physical Education Department Athletic Director MRS. DORIS L. BARNES PSP Secretary to Principal MRS. MAXINE BAYLY B.S. University of Alabama M.A. Wake Forest University Biology I MRS. MARION J. BEASLEY RN Riverside Hospital Medical Careers Club MRS. LYDIA M. BELL B.S. St. Andrews Presbyterian College Steno I, Typing I FBLA Sponsor, Junior Class MRS. VERLENE W. BOOKER B.S. Virginia State College Physical Education, Driver Education G.A.A., Basketball and Softball coach MRS. AUDREA G. BRODY B.A. Bishop College University of Texas M.A. San Jose State English 10 MRS. VIRGINIA L. BROWN B.S. Longwood Paperback books English 10 MRS. PEGGY C. BUCHANAN B.S. Radford College Library Department Chairman MRS. MARGARET D. BURCHAM A. B. Lynchburg College William and Mary College University of Virginia American Culture Dramatics Americans Abroad Coordinator Junior Class Sponsor Play Festival Coordinator Director of Musical MRS. DORIS R. BURCHER Secretary to Assistant Principals MR. ARTHUR L. BURKE B. S. University of Maryland Ed.M. College of William and Mary University of Maryland Assistant Principal Russian and F ar Eastern History MRS. MARY P. CALDWELL B.S. William and Mary Biology MISS AMORETTE CLARK B.S. Appalachian State Teachers University General Business Typing I Sophomore Class Pep Club MISS GEORGIA LYNN CLARKE B.A. Westhampton College University of Richmond M.A. University of Wisconsin Institute of European Studies William and Mary College English 1 2 MRS. ANN ALEXANDER COOK B.A. Mary Baldwin College M.S. Radford College Guidance 10, 1 2 WYCS co-sponsor MRS. SHIRLEY COOPER Old Dominion University B.A. Christopher Newport College Algebra II, Math 10-A Majorette sponsor. Senior Class MRS. GENEVIEVE COPLEY B.S. Mary Washington College Chairman of Business Education Department Cooperative Office Education Coordinator Clerical Accounting MR. GEORGE R. COULTER B.A. Johnson C. Smith University English 1 1 Chess Club MRS. PATIENCE JORDAN CREDLE B.S.S.A. University of North Carolina M.Ed. College of William and Mary Personal Typing and Notehand, Typing I MR. CECIL B. DICKERSON Professional Engineer Advanced Electronics MRS. JANE S. DIEHL B.S. Mary Washington College Steno II, Typing II, Business English Honor Council MR. THOAAAS W. DOGGINS B.S. Hampden-Sydney College M.S. Madison College Biology Junior Class, Cross Country coach MR. CHARLES W. ERASMI B.A. Emory and Henry College M.Ed. College of William and Mary Guidance 1 1 MR. ABRAM FRINK, JR. B.S. North Carolina A and T State University Masonry MR. GEORGE HASSE A. B. Gettysburg College M.Ed. College of William and Mary Guidance 1 2 MRS. THELMA HANSFORD B. A., M.Ed. College of William and Mary U.S. Government Senior Class MRS. IVEY YOUNGER HAWKINS B.A. and M.A. Hampton Institute English 10, 12 Senior Class MRS. LINDA D. HEDGEPETH B.A. Radford College English 1 1, Journalism Talon Staff, Quill and Scroll FRANK H. HENKEL VPI College of William and Mary Christopher Newport Choirman of Electronics Department Pre-Vocational Electronics SCA MRS. BRENDA B. HIGGS B.S. East Carolina University Home Economics II, III, IV Young Homemakers of Virginia MRS. SHERAN L. HODGES B.A. College of William and Mary Art I, III, IV Majorettes, Art Club 234 MISS JANE HOGE B.A. Westhampton College Math 10-A, Plane Geometry Cheerleaders MRS. HELEN L. HOLBEN B.A. William and Mary College Western Maryland College English 1 0, Latin I, II Latin Club SPQR sponsor MR. RUSSELL B HOPSON B.A. North Carolina Central University M.A. Hampton Institute U.S. History, Economics Junior Class, SCA MR. RON H. HORTON A. A. Wingate Junior College Appalachian State University B. A. Catawba College U.S. History, Psychology J.V. Football coach Assistant Track coach MR. CHARLES HOVIS B.S. East Tennessee State University Drafting I, II Football, Track COMMANDER W. E. HUDDLESTON Henderson State Teachers College B.S. U.S. Naval Academy Naval Science I, II, III NJROTC Club, Rifle Team, Drill Team MR. WILLARD A. HUNT B.A. Bridgewater College U.S. Government, World Geography Senior Class, Assistant Football coach Head Wrestling coach MISS SAUNDRA L. INGLE B.A. College of William and Mary Spanish I, II, IV SCA MRS. LORRAINE O. INGRAM Bookkeeper MISS SUSAN JOHNSON B.S. Longwood College P.E. 10, 11, 12 G.A.A., Varsity Hockey, Gymnastics, Track and Field MRS. SHARON S. JONES B.S. Longwood College Steno I, Shorthand I, Typing I Junior Class, FBLA sponsor CHIEF C. H. KIRKLAND Naval Science I, II, III NJROTC Club, Rifle Team, Drill Team MR. WAYNE D. LETT A.B. East Carolina University U.S. Government WYCS Radio Station MR. HUGH D. LITTLE College of William and Mary, V.P.I. Technical Electronics I MRS. WILMA C. LUCK A. S. Iowa State College B. S. Old Dominion University M.Ed. The College of William and Mary Director of Guidance MRS. MAGALINE A. MACKLIN B.S. Virginia State College Algebra I, Plane Geometry MR. EDWIN MARKOFF Richmond Professional Institute of the B.S. College of William and Mary M.Ed. The College of William and Mary Assistant Principal I.C.C. — Jr. Class MR. ROBERT L. McCONNELL B.A. Randolph-Macon College Sociology Key Club co-sponsor Head Baseball coach Assistant Football coach MR. RICHARD B. MILLER B.S. VPI M.Ed. University of Virginia Principal MRS. ANNE-LISA MILLS Medical College of Virginia B.S. Ed. Madison College M.Ed. William and Mary Crafts I, II, Art II Art Club sponsor Technical Director — Kiss Me Kate MR. C. FREDRICK MITCHELL B.A. Hampden-Sydney College M.Ed. William and Mary College 10th P.E. Head Track coach Assistant Wrestling and Football coach Fellowship of Christian Athletes sponsor MR. LEO MITKIEVICZ B.S. College of William and Mary M.T.S. College of William and Mary Physics and Geometry Beta Club sponsor MRS. AMY E. MOORE A. B. Secondary Ed. College of William and Mary French II, English 10 F.T.A., Sophomore Class sponsor French Club MRS. JOVNEITTA M. MOUL B. S. Mississippi State College for Women (Ext.) William and Mary Librarian MRS. ELEANOR WALLACE MYERS A. B. Virginia Union University Columbia University English 1 0 Sophomore Class Pep Club MRS. PEGGY M. NEWCOMB B. S. Mary Washington College Chemistry MR. JOHN H. NORTHSTEIN B.S. Lynchburg College Biology MR. WILLIAM N. PARKER B. S. Virginia Commonwealth University M.Ed. University of Virginia D.E. I, II, III D.E. Club sponsor MR. CECIL G. PHILLIPS, JR. C. E.T. Technical Institute of College of William and Mary Old Dominion University Vocational Electronics Electronic Physics Electronic Math MRS. CAROL PIKE B.A. East Texas State University U.S. and World History A. F.S. MR. BOBBY R. PIPPIN B. S. East Tennessee State Industrial Arts Dept. Chairman Woodworking I, II Ind. Arts II, III Jr. Class sponsor MRS. NELDA M. PIPPIN Guidance Secretary MR. J. WOLF PROW B.A. University of Maryland M.E. College of William and Mary German German Club MRS. JANICE L. PUFFENBERGER R.N. Western Reserve University School of Nursing A.B. Speech Therapy University of Michigan Speech Therapy for York County MR. PETER J. PUGH, JR. A. B., Sp. Ed. William and Mary Special Education Art Club MRS. KATHRYN G. RAMER B. S. University of Arkansas Dept. Chairman Biology Chemistry Seminar Science Club sponsor 235 MRS. VERA E. RATHKAMP A. B., B. Mus. McKendree College M. Mus. Chicago University Fine Arts Dept. Chairman A Cappella Choir Girls’ Glee Mixed Chorus Music for Listeners Choraliers, Cavaliers Annual Musical MR. NORRIS H. RICHARDSON Georgia Tech. B. A. University of Richmond Algebra II, Advanced Placement Algebra II MRS. CAROL G. ROBERTS A. B. College of William and Mary Sociology English 10 Medical Careers Club Jr. Class MRS. FLORENCE B. RUSH B. S. East Carolina College English 10, 12 Keyettes MRS. PATRICIA THAYER SEWARD A. B. College of William and Mary M.Ed. College of William and Mary University of Virginia Florida State University Dept. Chairman — Mathematics Calculus Pre-Calculus MR. ROBERT G. SHAMBLIN B. S. Concord College U. S. History P.E. Basketball coach MR. DONALD R. SHIELDS Siena College U niversity of Virginia V. P.I. Post Grad. Electronics WYCS (Chief engineer) MRS. ELIZABETH P. SMITH B.S. Madison College M.Ed. College of William and Mary Chairman of English Dept. English 1 2 Advanced Comp. Senior Class Quill and Scroll MR. GUS SMITH B.S. Salem College College of William and Mary Driver Education Chairman Driver Education Adult Driver Ed. MRS. JUSTINE J. SMITH B.A., B.S. Radford College U.V.A. University of Tennessee Longwood College English 1 1 MRS. MYRTLE G. SOLES B.A. in Ed. Madison College M.Ed. College of William and Mary Foreign Language Dept. Chairman French I, II SCA French Club Chairman, Welfare Committee MR. LAWRENCE SPELL B.A. College of William and Mary Fused Geometry Industrial Math Asst, sponsor Sophomore Class MRS. LYNDA STITZEL B.S. Elon College College of William and Mary Chemistry Beta Club Science Club MR. MERRILL F. SWINEY B.S. Holy Cross College Consumer Moth Plane Geometry MRS. LOUISE A. TERRY Longwood College Secretary Adult Technical Education MRS. ELIZA BLAND THOMPSON B.S. Madison College Consumer Math Math 1 0-A Sophomore Class sponsor Faculty — Social and Welfare Committee MISS LINDA MICHELE WADE B.A. Nyack College M.Ed. College of William and Mary English 1 1 MRS. C. JUANITA N. WALLACE B.S. Hampton Institute M.Ed. College of William and Mary Typing I Bookkeeping MR. W. M. WALLACE B.S. Virginia State College M.A. Hampton Institute Assistant Principal MRS. MARIAN K. WALSH B.A. Catawba College M.Ed. College of William and Mary Spanish I MRS. DOROTHY S. WATKINS B.S. Virginia State College Hampton Institute Madison College (Ext.) Williom and Mary Home Ec. VI — Food Service Home Ec. I, II F.H.A. Club MR. BILL WEAVER B.A. University of North Carolina M.Ed. College of William and Mary Virginia State College Industrial Cooperative Training I, II V.I.C.A. Girls ' Track, Junior Class MRS. OLIVIA B. WILCHER A. B., M.A. Howard University English 12 Keyettes MRS. JUDITH WILKINS B. A. Westhampton College Spanish II, III Spanish Club MRS. CAROLYN WILL B.A. Madison College Psychology F.T.A. MR. F. GRAYSON WILLIAMS Furman University Driver Education J.V. Football coach MR. JEFFREY W. WILLIAMS North Carolina University Fused Geometry Trig — Analytic Senior Class J.V. Baseball coach MR. 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ZEPKIN College of William and Mary English 1 1 Cheerleaders Honor Council Miss York High Pageant 236 acknowledgments administration 1 04- 1 05 afs 195 annual staff 1 90-1 91 art club 202 art department Ill assemblies 20-21 band 208-209 baseball 88-91 beta club 189 bi-racial 32-33 boys’ basketball 60-65 business ed. department 122 cheerleaders 46-47 clinic 118 club meetings 24-25 chess club 195 choruses 205-207 d.e. club 198 d.e. department 123 donkey basketball 58-59 drama department Ill driver training 120 english department 108-109 electronics department 124 fca 204 foreign languages department .... 1 10 forensic team 192 fbla 198 fha 196 field hockey 54 football 36-45 french club 201 fta 196 gaa 204 german club 200 girls’ basketball 66-67 girls’ gym show 80 golf 77 gymnastics team 55 graduation 98-101 guidance 107 homecoming 48-51 subject index home economics department 118 honor council 189 honors and awards 94-95 icc 188 ict department 123 junior class 151-166 key club 194 kiss me kate’’ 82-87 latin club 201 librarians 119 main office 106 majorettes 106 math department 114-115 medical careers club 197 miss yhs 52-53 music department 117 naval science department 120 njrotc 199 pep club 202 physical education department .... 1 21 practice hour 28-31 prom 92-93 quill and scroll 193 rifle team 199 sea 188 sea conference 81 students of the month 1 86-1 87 science club 203 science department 116 senior class 126-150 senior superlatives 96-97 social studies department .... 1 1 2-1 1 3 sophomore class 167-185 Spanish club 200 student life 2-101 talon staff 192 tennis team 78-79 thespian troupe 193 track 74-76 trips 56-57 wrestling 68-73 vica club 197 wyes 203 237 jerold r. obrahom: south pacific, 10; kiss me kate, 12; baseball, 10; band, 10, 11, 12. malinda dornay abrams edward george adams: basketball, 10; tennis, 12; beta club, 12; class treasurer, 10; national honar society, 10; moth club, 10; travel and culture club, 10. Carolyn louise adkins pomelo joy adkins: art assistant, 1 2. klaus micheal affemann: vica, II, 12. betty jeon okers; fblo, 10, 11, 12; home ec. assistant, 12. kathleen suson albrecht: talon, 12; Oklahoma, 11; kiss assistant, 10; senior superlative — best looking, gory lee aldermon: golf, 11, 12; de, 12; deco, 12 — vice- president. debro lee almonrode: falcon, 11, 12; quill ond scroll, 1 1 , 12; Oklahoma, 1 1; kiss me kate, 12; beta club, 1 1, I 12; SCO, 10; honor council, 12; honor student, 12; art I club, 11; a capella, 10, 11, 12; miss york high, 10, 11; , homecoming attendant, 10; d.a.r. music award, 12; scho- I lastic award, 10. ,j Virginia teroso ammons: beta, 11, 12; medical careers, 12; I french club, 11, 12; biology assistant, 11. I| andy anderson j dona marshall anderson: golf, 11, 12; Spanish club, 10, 11. david r. anderson jomes phillip anderson: beta club, 12; key club, 12. pomelo anderson: ofs, 10, 11; fbla, 10, 11, 12; medical ca- 1 reers, 10, 1 1 ; Spanish club, 10, 11. I robert lee arnder: french club, 10; art club, 10. lames ashlock jacqueline doretta atkins: pep club, 10. pom ault: beta club, 11, 12; oca, 10, 11; ofs, 10; class offi- I cer, 10; keyettes, 11, 12; girls glee, 10. I j Steven c. oyers: njrotc, 1 1 . chris dean baler: football, 10, 11; track, 10, 11; tennis, 10; njrotc, 1 1; german club, 1 1 . j, joseph ondrew boiley; de, 10, 11, 12; njrotc, 10, 11; petty ii officer 2nd class; rote drill team award, li mory frances bailey: quill and scroll, 12; beta club, 11, 12; |j SCO, 10 — representative; icc, 1 2; keyettes, 10, 11, 12 — j president; cheerleaders, 10. I marsha elizabeth bailey: fha, 10; fbla, 10, 1 1; de, II. francine ruth banks: baseball, 10; softball, 10. leon banks: basketball, 10; art club, 10; science club, 11 . janice lynn borbour: beta club, 1 2; ofs, 10, 11; french club, j 1 0, 1 1 ; ort club, 1 1 . richard nelson barcley: vico, 11, 12. ' ann durand barlow: Oklahoma, 11; kiss me kate, 12; I beto club, 11, 12; sea, 10 — representative; icc, 10; ofs, , 10 — vice-president, 11, 12 — reporter,- fta, 10, 11; ,j french club, 10; keyettes, 10, 11, 12 — district hospitality I choirmon; girls glee, 10; a cappella, 11, 12. 238 senior index prie cornelieus bortiett george w. beohm: falcon, 10, 11; quill and scroll, 1 2; njrotc, 11, 12 — editor of njrotc newspaper; rote club, kirn royeneli beard: girls glee, 12. wayne ferry beasley: wrestling, 10, 11, 12; student of the month, 12; key club, 10, 11, 12; homecoming chairman, 12 . micheal m. behar: basketball, 10; njrotc, 11, 12; Spanish club, 10; petty officer 1st class; rote drill team award; rote color guard awards. margaret d. beldo: falcon, 11, 12; “south pacific, 10; “Oklahoma, 11; “kiss me kate, 12; gymnastics, 10; sea, 11 — representative; library club, 10; a cappella, 10, 1 1 — staff leader, 1 2 — secretary; office assistance, 10; regional chorus, 12. jonet jo bell; “oklohomo, 11 — make-up; “kiss me kate, 12 — make up; beta club, 12; sea, 10, 12; icc, 12; class treosurer, 10; pep club, 10; keyettes, 12; girls glee, 11, 12 — president; office assistant, 11, 12. marie alice belvin: south pacific, 10; fbla, 10, 11, 12; french club, 10; pep club, 10; gaa, 10. david keith blackwell: vica, 11, 12. Steven louis blanton: art club, 10; fca, 10, 11; science club, 12 . Charlie breeland: band, 10, 11, 12. ernestine e. brewington: “south pacific, 10; sea, 12; de, 1 1 ; pep club, 1 1 ; mixed chorus, 1 2. lynwood earl brewington: njrotc, 10, 11, 12. debro ann bristow: basketball, 10, 12; trock, 10, 11; beta club, 11, 12; gaa, 11, 12; march of dimes service award, 12 . charlotte elizabeth brooks: basketball, 10, 11, 12; softball, 10, 11; field hockey, 10; pep club, 10; gaa, 10, 11, 12; volleyball, 10, 11. russell mcdonald brown: basketball, 10, 11, 12; football, 10; njrotc, 10, 11, 12; senior superlative — best all around, 1 2. william g. brown: football, 10, 11; track, 10. dewey gordon bryan: baseball, 10, 11, 12; beta club, 12; sea, 10, 11; german, 10, 11;fco, 10. john robert buchannan John gregory buck: falcon, 1 1; golf, 1 1; beta club, 11, 12; sea, 10. Iloydene melissa buck: track, 10, 11; gymnastics, 10, 11, 12; sea, 10; icc, 12; ofs, 10, 11, 12; honor council, 10; fto, 10, 11, 12 — treasurer; Spanish club, 10, 11, 12 president; ort club, 11, 12; cheerleaders, 10; gaa, 10, 11, 12; science club, 10, 11. noncy tyler buck: trock, 10; french club, 10; art club, 12. lomont bundy: sea, 10; class officers, 12; a cappella, 12; wood shop assistant, suson ann burke: fbla, 11, 12. lorry ray burkett: vica, 12; njrotc, 11, 12. barboro yvonne borum: pep club, 1 1; mixed chorus, 1 1. john boyenton: golf, 10, 11; beta club, 12. carol cahoon: talon, 11; oklahoma, 11; “kiss me kate, 1 2; sea, 1 2; art club, 1 1 . kristin carlson: falcon, 11; “kiss me kate, 12; beta club, 1 1, 12; office assistant, 12. Charles douglas carroll paula kay carson: vica, 11, 12. garnet blane carter: track 10, 11; cross country, 10, 11; njrotc, 11, 12. micheal chambers eunice deloris chandler: beto club, 12; medical careers, 1 1, 12 — vice-president; sponish club, 11; library assistant, 10, 11, 12; typing assistant, 12. ralph eugene Christian nick cianelii: ict, 11, 12. gory waiter dork: njrotc, 10, 11, 12. daniel r. cleory: “Oklahoma, 1 1; mixed chorus, 1 1; youth advisory council, 1 1 . joan marie dough george kenneth coleman: falcon, 11, 12; quill and scroll, 12; exergesis, 12. micheal wayne collins: tennis, 10, 11, 12; sea, 10, 11; spqr, 12; science assistant, 10. rebecca diane collins: sea, 12; art club, 11; cheerleaders, 10; gaa, 10; forensic, 12. Charles a. cook: football, 10. deborah cooke: clinic assistant, 10, 11; guidance, 1 1; gaa, 10 . nickie lynn coultrip: falcon, 12; quill and scroll, 12; “kiss me kate, 12; beta club, 12; sea, 10, 11; afs, 11; literary, 1 1; student of the month, 10; art club, 10, 11; keyettes, 12; library assistant, 1 1; prom choirman, 1 1. john cowan: tennis, 10, 11; beta club, 12. frieda lynn cox: art club, 11, 12. william winston crockett: vico, 12. russell crutchlow: njrotc, 12; library assistant, willie jomes cuffie: njrotc, 11, 12; french club, 10; art dub, 1 0; a cappella, 1 0. phyllis anne culbreth: track, 10, 11; sea, 12 — representa- tive; fto, 10 — secretary; Spanish club, 10; art club, 12; drama club, 1 1 — president; girls glee, 1 1 ; mixed chorus, 10 — secretary; 1 1 — secretary; gaa, 10, 11. Vickie Cunningham thomos howard curtis: beto club, 12; band, 10, 11, 12; solo festival — superior rating, 10; all-regional band, 11, 12; all Virginia band, 1 1 . darryl e. daniel: thespions, 10, 11, 12 — president; “south pocific, 10; Oklahoma, 11; fta, 10; band, 11, 12. dewey I. davis mark 12 . roger robert davis, jr.: track, 10; cross country, 10; njrotc, 10 , 11 , 12 . sandra jeon davis: sea, 11, 12 — representotive; fblo, 1 1, 1 2 — vice-president; gaa, 10, 11. jerry deormond: oklahoma, 11; “kiss me kate, 12; track, 10; tennis, 10; soccer, 10; art club, 10. geraldine delois dillard: gaa, 10; guidance assistant, 12. Iloyd edward dillard: de, 10. patricio elizabeth dillard: gaa, 10; library assistant, 12. robert dillard: football 10, 12. golf team, 11, 12; chess club, 1 , 12; beta club. L.. james clarence dinkins: basketball, 11; baseball, 12; sea, 10; Spanish club, 10. thomas j. doneson: “kiss me kote, 12; russian study tour, 12 . sandie lee doolittle elizabeth ann dorsey: basketball, 10; beta club, 12; fbla, 12. mary katherine douglas: beta club, 12; ofs, 10, 11, 12; medical careers club, 10, 11, 12; gaa, 10; library assist- ant, 10; gymnastics, 10. rebecca louise dumas: sea, 12. carol ann dunaway: softball, 10, 11; manoger — gymnas- tics, 12; field hockey, 12; fblo, 11; volleyball, 10, 11; gaa, 10, 11, 12 — treasurer; track, 12. phyllis jeanne dutton: talon, 1 0; icc, 1 2; fta, 1 1 ; fbla, 11,12 — president. douglas alan dye: a cappella, 1 2; art club, 1 1 ; music theory, 12. jesse loyd eagen: baseball, 10; de, 11, 12; deca, 11, 12; chess club, 1 0. amy lou eason: “south pacific,” 10; track, 10; sea, 10, 12; mixed chorus, 10; clinic assistant, 12; guidance assistant, 10. bruse courtney edwards: football, 1 1; Spanish club, 10, 11. thressa lynn edwards: talon, 1 1; quill and scroll, 1 1; “south pocific, 10. carol emerson: art club, 10; assistant art room, edgar david emerson daniel holman elder: drill team, 10, 11, 12; sea, 10, 12; njrotc, 10, 11, 12. Christina I. engel: falcon, 12; quill and scroll, 12; fta, 11; french club, 10; volleyball, 10. barry lee ensley: germon club, 11; a cappella, 11, 12; mixed chorus, 10, 11; cavaliers, 11, 12; regional choir, 12. dawn I. erskine: gymnastics, 10. tim d. fairbanks: beta club, 12; german club, 1 1; key club, 11, 12; band, 10, 11, 12; band drum major, 1 2. denise lyne fairfield: art club, 11, 12; art assistant, 10, 11, 12. alma arlene fields: art club, 10, 11, 12; mixed chorus, 1 2. b. Iloyd fitzgerald: football, 10; basketball, 10, 11, 12; track, 10, 11; Spanish club, 10; outstanding basketball player, 1 1 . audrey dale forrest: mixed chorus, 10, 12 — secretary. Chester lamar foster: basketball, 10. danny foster emniett eugene frazier Undo diane fox: falcon, 11, 12; quill and scroll, 11, 12; “Oklahoma, 1 1; “kiss me kate, 12; beto club, 11, 12; a cappella, 10, 11, 12 — reporter historian; regional cho- rus, 11, 12; miss york high pageant, 1 1 — 3rd runner-up. edward lorenzo gaines: football, 10, 11, 12; german club, 10, 11; band, 10, 11, 12. johnnie lewis gardner noncy lynn gertsch: track, 10; guidance assistant, 11, 12. diane gay gillikin: talon, 10, 11; beta club, 11, 12 — re- porter; SCO, 10 — representative; icc, 11, 12; fta, 10 — reporter; 1 1 — president; 1 2 — president; office ossist- ant, 10, 11, 12. Charles frederick gindhart: “kiss me kate,“ 12; germon club, 1 1; wyes, 10. elizabeth anita glover: “oklohoma, 1 1; “kiss me kate,” 12 — co-chairman of moke-up committee; pep club, 10; girls glee, 10, 11, 12 — robe choirmon; library assistant, 1 2. bobbi ann grimes: falcon, 11; eboracum, 11; “south pacif ic,“ 1 0; “Oklahoma, 1 1 ; “kiss me kate, 1 2; basketball, 10; SCO, 10 — representative, 1 1 — representative, 12 — vice-president; icc, 12 — choirmon; afs, 10, 11; vica, 1 2; art club, 1 1 ; keyettes, 11, 12; gaa, 1 0; dor, 1 2; out- standing teenager, 12; basketball sweetheart court, 11; russian study tour, 12. Otis lamont griffin: wrestling, 11; sea, 10 — parliamentar- ion, 11 — representative, 12 — representative; afs, 10, 1 1 ; french club, 1 1 ; pep club, 11, 12; cheerleader, 1 2. marty sue grogan: falcon, 12; “kiss me kate, 12; beta club, 11, 12; girls glee, 11, 12 — treasurer; regional chorus, 12, micheol david grow: “oklohoma, 11. leslie jane gudgel: track, 10; fta, 10; art club, 10; guidance assistont, 10, 11, 12; art aide, 10; french ossistant, 10; best dressed, 1 0. patricia gail gurtler.- beta club, 1 2; sco, 1 2 — secretary; keyettes, 10, 11 — vice-president, 12; a cappella, 12; cheerleaders, 10, 11, 12. terri diane homman: homecoming queen, 12; reporter-histo- rian, 1 2; girls glee, 10, 11; girls basketball manoger, 1 1 . sherry ellen hammond: falcon, 11; trock, 10; softball, 10; honor council, 10; fto, 10; honor student, 10; Spanish club, 10, 11; french club, 1 1 ; girls glee, 1 0. Christina hording: medicol careers, 10, 11, 12 — treosurer; librory ossistant, 1 1 ; chemistry assistont, 1 2; pep club, 1 0. renard jerome harrod: football, 10, 11, 12; track, 11. roy blaine harvey: basketball, 10, 11, 12. harold dwayne hayes: track, 11, 12; njrotc award, 12; njrotc, 10, 11, 12; Spanish club, 1 1 . dianne haywood: fha, 10. Steve heintzleman: njrotc, 10, 11, 12 — cpo. sheila vernera hickmon: gymnastics, 10; medicol careers, 10, 11, 12; librory assistant, 1 2; clinic assistant, 1 1 . luther roy hicks: wrestling manager, 10. mary lou hogg: talon, 12; quill ond scroll, 12; gymnostics, 10; beto club, 12; ofs, 10; keyettes, 11,12 — vice presi- dent; cheerleaders, 10; typing assistant, 1 1. chorles mercer hogge ralph hogge: beta club, 1 2; chess club, 10, 11, 12. william thomos holland: “oklohoma, 1 1; cross country, 10; baseball, 10; a cappella, 12; wyes, 12; spqr, 10. orine holloway: pep club, 10, 11; gaa, 10. james waiter holmes: basketball, 10; njrotc, 10, 11, 12. barbara louise hopke: falcon, 11, 12; quill and scroll, 1 1 , 1 2; Oklahoma, 11; “kiss me kate, 1 2; track, 10; gym- nastics, 10; beta club, 11, 12; keyettes, 11, 12. annette hopson: basketball, 10; fha, 10, 11; art club, 10; mojorettes, 10, 11. cheri elaine horner: beta club, 12; german club, 10; cheer- leaders, 10; office assistant, 10; national jr. honor socie- ty, 10. george hudgins: talon, 1 1; thespians, 11, 12; oklohomo, 1 1 ; “kiss me kote, 1 2; a cappella, 11, 12; mixed chorus, 10; cavaliers, 11, 12; senior superlative — most dramat- ic; regional chorus, 11, 12. john thomos hudgins: football, 10, 11; njrotc, 10. chorles david hudson: a cappella, 10, 11; gym assistant, 1 2. Christina lillian humbles: sco, 11 — representative, 12 — representative; icc, 1 2; fha, 1 1 ; spqr, 11, 12 — president; science club, 12. james c. hundley, jr.: “oklohomo, 1 1; “kiss me kate, 12; sea, 1 2; afs, 1 2; medical careers, 11, 12; french club, 1 0, 1 1 ; o coppella, 1 2; forensic, 1 2. celestine olfisher hunt: sea, 10 — representative; Spanish club, 1 0; pep club, 1 0. rolph ulysses hunt: basketball, 11, 12; sco, 1 1; gym assist- ant, 11, 12. j. gory ingram: football, 10; de, 12; forensic, 11. barbara paige irwin: falcon, 12; quill and scroll, 12; gym- nastics, 10; beta club, 12; girls glee, 12. ernestine rebecca james joyce ann james: guidance assistgnt, 11, 12. ondrew motthew johnson: art club, 10. bruce hollowoy johnson: basketball, 10; art club, 10 re- porter; pep club, 10; bond, 10. dianne lynn johnson: beta club, 12; fha, 11; de, 12; deca, 12 . teresa ammette johnson: “kiss me kate, 12; track, 10, 11; de, 1 1 ; pep club, 10, 11, 12; girls glee, 11, 12; gaa, 1 1 . theresa elaine johnston: “south pocific, 10; “kiss me kote, 12; gymnastics, 10; sea, 10 -- representative; afs, 11, 1 2; o cappella, 10, 11, 12; choroliers, 1 1 ; ofs scholarship to australia, 11, 12; notional merit letter of commenda- tion, 1 1 . angela veniece jones: “kiss me kote, 12; art club, 11, 12; a cappella, 12; art assistant, 12. carlo iris jones: oklohoma, 11; “kiss me kate, 12; field hockey, 10, 11, 12; afs, 11, 12; german club, 12; band, 10, 11, 12; volleyboll, 12. mollie janet jones: basketball, 10, 11, 12; softball, 10, 11, 12; field hockey, 10; sea, 10, 12; class officer, 12; keyettes, 12; gao, 10, 11, 12; gym assistant, 12; senior superlative, best all around; outstanding teenager award, joseph frank jones joseph yancy jones linda diane jones: basketball, 10, 11, 12; track, 10, 11, 12; beta club, 12; sea, 12; pep club, 10; gaa, 10, 11, 12; guidance assistant, 12; bi-racial committee, 12; frien- dliest, senior superlative; prom queen, 12. teresa ann kane edward paul keorney: sponish club, 10; key club, 10, 1 1. shelley blanche keckler: fha, 10, 11, 12; fbla, 10, 11, 12; wyes, 10, 12; clinic assistant, 10. shirley ann keckler: fho, 11, 12 — historian; fbla, 10, 11, 1 2; de, 11, 12; medical careers, 1 0, deca, 1 2; wyes, 1 0, 11, 12; clinic assistant, 10, 11. beatrice juanito kee: “south pacific, 10; de, 1 1; pep club, 10, 11, 12; mixed chorus, 1 0; assistant, 1 1 . dennis james keegon: basketball, 10; baseball, 10; njrotc, 11,12; football, 10. Carolyn sue keele: french club, 11, 12; guidance assistant, rose morie keeton emmo m. kent: talon, 12; sea, 10 — representative, 1 1 — representotive; fho, 11; french club, 11; library assistant, 10, 11; office assistant, 12; drivers ed assistant, 11. dennis glenn knight: football, 10; sea, 12; german club, 10, 11; fca, 10. waiter knox: russian study tour; may queen, 12. diane barbara krogh: “kiss me kate, 12; falcon, 12; quill and scroll, 1 2; basketboll, 1 0 — captoin, 11, 12; softball, 10, 11; field hockey, 10, 11, 12 — captain; icc, 1 2; gaa, 1 0 — publicity, 1 1 — recorder of points, 1 2 — president; volleyball, 1 0 — captoin, 1 1 ; gym assistant, 11, 12; out- stonding sportsman of the month, 1 1 ; best all around oth- lete of york high, 11, 12. max clous kurbjun: football, 10, 11, 12; basketboll, 10; track, 10, 11; beta club, 11, 12; sco, 11, 1 2 — president; icc, 11, 12; class president, 1 1 ; key club, 10, 11, 12. donna marie lomb: “Oklahoma, 11; pep club, 10. pomelo sue lambiose: sea, 12; fbla, 12; cheerleaders, 10; miss york high, 1 1 . jay scott larue: talon, 11; football, 10; Spanish club, 11; science club, forensic, 10. Virginia dawn lowhorne: sea, 1 1; Spanish club, 10; art club, 10 , 11 . victor beom lawson: football, 1 1 ; key club, 11, 12; fco, 1 1 . arthur edmund layne: talon, 12; “Oklahoma, 1 1; trock, 1 1, 1 2; baseball, 1 0; beta club, 11, 12; sco, 10, 11, 12; state conference chairman; icc, 10, 12 — treasurer; honor council, 10, 11, 12 — co-chairman; class president, 10; student of the month, 11; key club, 10, 11 — secretary, 12 — president; science club, 12; key clubber of the month, 10, 11, 12. douglas monroe lee: track, 10. hite rodney lee: njrotc, 10, 11, 12. mike lehmkuhler: talon, 12 — art editor; football, 10; bas- ketball, 10; cross country, 1 1; beta club, 11, 12; sea, 12; class parliamentarian, 12; german club, 11, 12 - vice- president; fca, 10. claudia lee leslie: talon, 11, 12; Spanish club, 10, 11; clinic assistant, 1 2. daniel lewis: basketball, 10, 11, 12; track, 1 1 . benjamin joseph livermon, jr.: “south pacific,” 10; “kiss me kate, 12; gymnastics, 10; fto, 12; Spanish club, 10, 11, 1 2; pep club, 10, 1 1 ; a coppella, 1 2; mixed chorus, 1 1 , 12; cavaliers, 12; chorol ossistant, 12. jomes lorenzo: njrotc, 12. edmond ray lowe: kiss me kate, 12 — stage crew; bas- ketball, 10, 11, 12; beta club, 1 2. raymond lucos: njrotc, 10. michael t. lundberg: sco, 1 1; icc, 1 1; german club, 11, 12. molcotm philip macher: eberacum, 1 1; art club, 10, 11. ronnie lee marine: oklohomo, 11; “kiss me kate, 12; baseball, 10. virginio juanito marshall: basketboll, 10; vica, 12. lorry martin: football, 10, 11, 12; fca, 12. karla ann masters: fbla, 12; vot, 12; drivers ed. ossistant. 239 11. donald I. massey: baseball, 10. ronald e. mathias: wrestling, 10; njrotc, 1 1. Suzanne lorraine mattson: falcon, 12; ’‘Oklahoma,’ 1 1; beta club, 12; sea, 10, 11, 12; icc, 12; afs, 10, 11; class offi- cer, 11; keyettes, 11, 12; cheerleaders, 10, 11, 12 — captain; gym assistant, 1 2; forensic, 1 2; gym assistant, 1 2; senior superlative — most school spirited; girls’ state, 1 1; falcon cover design, 12. janet lynn mcintosh: falcon, 11, 12; “kiss me kate,“ 12; beta club, 11, 12; fta, 1 1; keyettes, 12; library assistant; quill and scroll. keith howard mcintyre: football, 10. louis e. mckinney, jr.: wrestling, 11, 12; german club, 10, 11; band, 10, 11, 12. russell I. mcmilien patricia ann milo: sea, 12. deborah gaye melton: fha, 10; de, 1 1; art club, 1 1. dollie ann meredith: Spanish club, 10; pep club, 10, 11. raymond joseph mokszanowski: french club, 11, 12. ann freeman moore: vot student, 12; fbla, 12. james moore: “oklahomo, 11; “kiss me kate,” 12; sea, 10 — representative; key club, 10, 11, 12 — vice-president; science club, 12; spqr, 11, 12 — vice-president; art club, 10, 11; key clubber of the month, 1 2. Oliver c. moore: sea, 10; vica, 12. alzeonia morton: pep club, 10, 11. martha hope mulkey: falcon, 12; “Oklahoma,” 11 — back drops; SCO, 12; art club, 1 1; art assistant, 12; sea confer- ence art chairman, 12. kirn frances mulkey: beta club, 11, 12; sea, 10; french club, 10; forensic, 12; national honor society, 10, 11, 12. dovid robert mulkey: thespians, 11, 12; “south pocific,” 10; kiss me kate,” 12; “Oklahoma, II; sea, 10, 11, 12; student of the month, 10; pep club, 1 1 — vice-president; a cappella, 10 — librarian, 1 1 — librarian, 12 — librar- ian and student director; cavaliers, 10, 11, 12 — student director; music assistant; student of the year, 1 1. deborah ann myers: “kiss me kate,” 12; girls glee, 12; band, 1 2. earl cabbott myers: band, 10, 11, 12; stage band, 1 2; swim team, 1 1 . jeffrey waiter narwid: “Oklahoma,” 1 1; “south pocific,” 10; football, 10; sea, 10, 12; de, 11, 12; art club, 10, 11; deco, 11, 12. dennis john note: track, 10, 11; wrestling, 10, 11; sea, 1 1, 12 . debi lynn nelson: falcon, 1 1 — girls sports editor; 12 — edi- tor-in-chief; quill and scroll, 11, 12; basketball, 1 1 ; track, 1 0; softball, 1 0, 1 1 ; field hockey, 1 1 ; icc, 1 2; afs, 10, 11, 12; gaa, 10, 11, 12; volleyball, 10, 11; gym assistant, 1 1; french club, 1 1 — vice-president, 12; editor ' s award, 12; journotism award, 12. debra sue nelson: fha, 10, 11 - — reporter, 12 — secretory; fbla, 10, 1 1 — reporter, 12 — secretary; clinic assistant, 11. robert h. newsome, jr.: sea, 10, 11; vica, 10, 11; njrotc, 10. johnny lee newton: “Oklahoma,” 11; vica, 11; band, 10, 1 1 ; drivers ed assistont, 1 1 . robert neal porker: vica, 12. Steven hamilton porker: falcon, 1 1; quill and scroll, 11, 12; football, 10, 11; wrestling, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2 — captain; sea, 1 2 — chaplain; band, 10, 11, 12. jean carolyn parrott: basketball, 11,12 — captain; softball, 10, 11; sea, 11, 12; fbla, 1 2; pep club, 1 0; gaa, 10, 11, 12 — secretary; volleyboll, 10. robert kenneth parrott george oscar parsons Connie patton: “south pacific,” 10; fha, 10. joyce payne: “kiss me kate,” 1 2; girls glee, 1 2; office assist- ant, 1 2. deborah ann perry: gymnastics, 10, 11; cheerleaders, 10, 1 1; bowling, 10. patricia marlene pope: beta club, 12. morjorie ann poynor: falcon, 12; eboracum, 1 1; beta club, 11, 12; ofs, 12; honor student, 12; student of the month, 1 1; french club, 1 1 — secretary, 12; guidance assistant, 12, thomas preston dorothy jean prewitt: gymnastics, 10; field hockey, 10; icc, 12; de, 11, 12; french club, 10; deca, 11, 12 — presi- dent. shormon sue puffenberger: basketball, 10, 11, 12; track, 10, 11; softball, 10, 11; gymnastics, 1 0; field hockey, 1 1 , 12; german club, 11; gaa, 10, 11, 12 — vice-president and recorder of points; volleyball, 10, 11, 12; phys. ed. assistant, 11, 12; best all around athlete, lions club tro- phy, 1 2. don rainey: football, 10, 11, 12 — captain; wrestling, 1 1, 12; honorable mention — all-eastern regional football, brenda joyce rondall: falcon, 12; fta, 10, 11; pep club, 10, 1 1 ; volleyball, 1 1 ; bi-racial committee, 1 2. sterling anthony randotl warren paul redhair: “kiss me kate, 12; golf, 11, 12; driv- ers ed. assistant, 1 1 . carol ann reiser: talon, 11, 12 — managing editor; quill and scroll, 11, 12; “Oklahoma,” 1 1; basketball, 10, 1 1 — co- captain, 12; field hockey, 1 1; sea, 10 — reporter, 12 — reporter; class reporter, 10; keyettes, 12; gaa, 10, 1 1; al- ternate to girls’ state, bi-racia! committee, 1 2; co-choir- man of concession stand, 1 1. dale elizabeth richards john richards Carolyn delores richardson: honor student, 10. jacquie richardson: “Oklahoma,” 11; gymnastics, 10; sea, 12; icc, 11; fha, 10, 11 — president; pep club, 11; girls glee, 1 1 — staff leader; gym assistant, 10. kelton leon richburg: falcon, 10; footboll, 10; basketball, 10; track, 10; wrestling, 10; softball, 10; sco, 10; de, 10; literary club, 10; njrotc, 11, 12; german club, 10; science club, 10. Otis lee richmond: football, 10, 12; basketball, 10, 11, 12; track, 10, 12. gilbert joseph rigo: football, 10; golf, 11; boseball, 10; wrestling, 11, 12; sea, 11, 12; fca, 11, 12. mark a. riley jerry gregg rivers: mixed chorus, 12. Sidney leon tymes rivers: sea, 12; de, 1 1; deca, 1 1. larry roberts william tyler robins: talons, 12; football, 10, 11; baseball, 1 0; wrestling, 10, 12; beta club, 1 2; key club, 10, 11, 12; national merit foundation — letter of commendotion. gail lynn robinson: “south pacific,” 1 1; “kiss me kate,” 12; beta club, 12; sea, 11; medical careers, 12; honor stu- dent, 10; french club, 10. sondra jo roehling: fta, 10; german club, 10; drivers ed. as- sistant, 1 1; main office assistant, 12. vanessa ann roles: de, 12; medical careers, 10, 11 — re- porter; deca, 1 2. Catherine $. rosenberger: gymnastics, 10, 11; fbla, 1 1; gaa, 11 . patricia kay royalty: yearbook staff, 1 1; dragon ' s roar, 1 1; honor society, 10, 11; beto club, 12; sco, 11; fha, 11; pep club, 10; “deserving dozen,” 11. tedro sue rumsey: falcon, 11, 12; quill and scroll, 12; beta club, 11, 12; SCO, 11; afs, 10; doss treasurer, 11; doss vice-president, 1 2; keyettes, 10, 11, 12; cheerleaders, 1 0, 11, 12; homecoming attendont, 1 1; girls’ state, 1 1; out- standing cheerleader, 12. rodney dale russell: football, 10; track, 11; baseball, 11, 12; SCO, 10, 11 — representative; clinic aid, 12; office aid, 12; boys ' stote, 11. Catherine I. rutherford: quill and scroll, 12; beta club, 12; Spanish club, 1 1; guidance assistant, 12. douglas wayne sarver: vica, 11; ict, 11, 12. leslie alien smoot: “south pacific,” 10; baseball, 10; beta club, 11, 12; icc, 1 2; key dub, 11, 12; band, 10, 11, 12 — president; stage band, 10, 11, 12; workshop band, 1 0; regional band, 11, 12; russian study tour, 1 2; german club, 1 1 . donald coley smythe deborah j. snyder: “oklohoma,” 11; “kiss me kate,” 12; sea, 1 2; fta, 1 2; fbla, 1 1 . armecia lee spivey: beta dub, 11, 12; sea, 1 1; class officer, 12; french club, 1 1; ort dub, 1 1. gail morie springham: falcon, 12; quill and scroll, 12; beta club, 12; sea, 10 — representative; drill team, 10; sopho- more class council, 10. lynne anne Stanley: “Oklahoma,” 11; “kiss me kate, 12; beta club, 12; class treasurer, 12; student of the month, 1 2; girls glee, 11, 12 — vice-president; stage band, 1 1 , 1 2; majorettes, 1 2; cavaliers, 11, 12 — accompanist and director; regional chorus, 12; all-state chorus, 12. joyce lynn Stearns: beta club, 12; afs, 10; library assistant, 11 . sandy steuck: girls glee, 1 1; band, 10; fha, 1 1; mixed cho- rus, 10. lindo jane Stiltner: basketball, 10, 11; track, 11; sea, 10; gaa, 10, 11; typing assistant, 1 1 . sherry ann stitt: falcon, 10, 11; thespians, 11, 12; “Oklaho- ma,” 1 1; kiss me kate, 12; track, 10; beta club, 11,12 — secretary; student of the month, 1 1 ; keyettes, 1 1 — corresponding secretary, 12; a cappella, 12; senior super- lotive — music, 1 2. robert etiis stokes: football, 12; mixed chorus, 10, 11, 12. landala sue stout: icc, 1 1; fbla, 12; medical careers, 10 — secretary, 1 1 — President. merle streagle; football, 11, 12; basketball, 11; track, 10, 11 , 12 . ernest stubbs: njrotc, 10, 11; ict, 10. morion william sulenski: icc, 12; njrotc, 10, 11, 12; Spanish club, 10, 11. leo h. sulik: drivers ed. assistant, 1 1. rex kent sulik: sea, 1 1 — representative: a cappella, 12; re- gional chorus, 12; mixed chorus, 1 1. robert sutton: football, 10, 12. warren russel swanson: football, 10; tennis, 11, 12; french club, 12; chess club, 12. debra lynne swartzwelder: fbla, 12; medical careers, 10, 1 1 ; clinic assistant, 1 1 . barnard thomas swiliinger synthia swinton: a cappella, 10, 11. robert george sounders: football, 10, 11, 12; tennis, 10; baseball, 1 2; sco, 1 1 ; fca, 1 2; player of the year — foot- boll, 12; honorable mention — all-district in football, 12. martha lynn sounders: quill and scroll, 12; “Oklahoma,” 1 1; beto club, 12; girls glee, 10, 1 1 — treasurer; a cappella, 12 — vice-president; miss york high, 11 — 1st runner-up; bland music scholorship contest, 12 — 1st place; regional chorus, 11, 12. suson elisa scholtegger: gymnastics, 10; sea, 10; fbla, 1 1. sarah bernice scott woyne scott: sea, 1 2 — representative. Steven scudder: “kiss me kate,” 12. john gill seaman, jr.: talon, 11, 12; “oklohomo,” 11; “kiss me kate, 1 2; wyes, 1 1 . mary e. seaweli william sedgwick: football, 10. lorraine shackelford: “kiss me kate,” 12; track, 11; beta club, 12; sea, 10, 11; medical careers, 10; class reporter, 1 1 ; german club, 10, 11, 12; cheerleaders, 1 0; gaa, 1 0; clinic assistant, 1 2. bessie barrack shelton dennis franklin sherman: wyes, 11, 12. robert henry shields alexonder bernard shoulders: football, 10; basketball, 10, 11, 12 — manager. margaret suson siegle: girls glee, 11, 12. alon gerald slade: football, 10, 12. robert lee slaughter tonia marionette sledd: thespians, 10, 11, 12; “south pacif- ic,” 12; “Oklahoma,” 11; german club, 10, 11, 12 — secretary; band, 10, 11, 12; wyes, 10, 11. anthony james smith: Oklahoma,” 1 1; “kiss me kote,” 12; beta club, 12; electronics pa, 11, 12; science award for the year, 10. Cynthia gail smith: sea, 11 — representotive; fha, 10; fbla, 11, 12; vot, 12. lindo suson smith: fbla, 12. teresa d. smith; medical coreers, 10, 11, 12 — vice-presi- dent; pep club, 10, 11 — secretary; volleyball, 10. tom tankersley: band, 10, 11, 12. howard I. thomas dovid ray thompson: “Oklahoma,” 11; “kiss me kote,” 12. 240 sharon irene thompson: a coppeila, 10 11, 12; mixed cho- rus, 12; Spanish club, 10. joanne louise tosti: “south pacific, 10; “Oklahoma,” 11; “kiss me kate, 1 2; beta club, 1 2; afs, 11, 12; fta, 1 0, 1 1 — historian, 12; literary club, 10, 11; Spanish club, 10 — treosurer, 11, 12; band, 10, 11, 12; forensic, 12; library assistant, 10, 11; guidance assistant, 12; regional band, 10; workshop band, 1 1. Undo gayle tosti: “south pocific,” 10 ; “Oklahoma,” 11 ; “kiss me kate, 12; beta club, 12; fta, 10, 11, 12 — chaplain; Spanish club, 10 , 11 , 12 ; bond, 10 , 11 — uni- form monager, 1 2 — uniform manager; library assistant, 10, 11; guidance ossistant, 12; teacher ' s aid at yorktown elementary, 12; afs, 11, 12. Stephen john trickett: football, 10, 11, 12; wrestling, 10, 11; sea, 10. donna marie tringle: “Oklahoma,” 1 1 — costumes; sea, 10, 11; fta, 11, 12; fbla, 10, 11; pep club, 10; a cappella, 10, 11; library assistant, 10, 11. lucindo dale tsivoglou greg scott turner: “oklahomo, 11; “kiss me kate,” 12; track, 10, 11; beta club, 1 2; spqr, 1 0; electronics, 11, 12. alberta louise tyler: de, 1 1. james edward tyler: “south pacific,” 1 0; “kiss me kate,” 1 2; SCO, 10, 12; fbla, 11; medical careers, 11, 12; literary club, 12; a cappella, 11, 12 — we the people; mixed chorus, 10; french club, 12. kenneth leroy tyler: football, 10, 12; baseball, 10, 11, 12; vica, 11, 12; art club, 10; best all around athlete, 12. nancy sheryl tyndall: fbla, 10, 11, 12 — reporter, toni annette tyndall: beta club, 1 1 ; fbla, 11, 12; class secre- tory, 1 1 ; Spanish club, 1 1 ; prom committee chairman, 1 1 . rose anne tyson: sea, 10 — representative; fblo, 12; pep club, 1 1; wheelettes, 1 1 — secretary, robert e. vonsciver: track, 1 1 ; cross country, 10, 11, 12; de, 12; afjrotc, 10, 11, 12. sharon joyce vonsciver: library assistant, 1 1; pep club, 10. james henry vicellio. III: quill and scroll, 12; football, 10; bosketball, 10; key club, 12. emma louise vines: de, 11. Susan morgaret vogelly: falcon, 11, 12; gymnastics, 10; beta club, 12; art club, 12 — secretary; gaa, 10 — trea- surer; ort award — “keep va. green contest, 12. bloir rolond vorgang: falcon, 11, 12; germ an club, 11, 12; band, 10; spqr, 10; drivers ed. assistant, 1 1. donna jane walkup: talon, 10, 1 1 — news editor, 12 — edi- tor; quill and scroll, 11 , 12 ; “oklohoma,” 11 — usher- ette; beto club, 12; sea, 12 — scrapbook chairmon; icc, 12 — secretary; spqr, 10; keyettes, 12; goa, 10; bi-rocial committee, 12; ticket chairman — prom, 11; progrom choirman — sco conference, 12. brenda t. Wallace: basketball, 1 2; fbla, 1 2; Spanish club, 1 0; pep club, 1 1 ; girls glee, 11, 12; gym assistant, 1 2. joseph bernard Wallace: beta club, 12. myron c. walloce: vica, 1 1 ; art club, 11, 12. lee wallis daniels: german club, 10 , 11 , 12 ; band, 10 , 11 , 12 . frank shackelford ward: icc, 12; afs, 12; Spanish club, 11, 12; ort club, 10, 11, 12 — president; science club, 11, 12 . junius ernest warinner: wyes, 10, 11, 12. tom worley: golf, 10 ; beta club, 12 ; forensic, 12 . linda marie washburn: “kiss me kate,” 12; beta club, 12; SCO, 10, 11 — treosurer, 12; class officer, 1 1; honor stu- dent, 12; french club, 11 — vice-president; cheerleader, 1 1 ; miss york high, 1 2. Carolyn dee Washington: “Oklahoma, 11; kiss me kate, 12; SCO, 10 — representative; honor council, 12; medical careers, 10, 11, 12; student of the month, 12; sponish club, 10, 11; girls glee, 11; a cappella, 12; choraliers, 1 2; clinic assistant, 1 2; library assistant, 1 2; office assist- ant, 11, 10; gaa, 10. ellen marie Washington: fho, 10, 11. lynwood Washington edward joseph waters, jr.: talon, 1 1; band, 10, 11, 12. tony watson: njrotc, 11, 12. ralph edwin watts: talon, 10; football, 10; basketball, 10; wrestling, 10, 11, 12; softball, 10, 11, 12; honor student, 10 ; french club, 10; volleyball, 10. troy mccroy weatherly lorry g. webb: baseball, 10. dovid I. wells: football, 1 1; basketball, 10, 11; Spanish club, 10; bond, 10, 11; drum mojor, 10. pout welts donna jean whisenant: fbla, 10, 11, 12. early anderson whitaker, jr.: baseball, 10; vica, 11, 12. beatrice louise whitby joan debra white: art club, 10, 11; home ec. assistant, 10, 11. micheol eugene white: track, 10, 11. potricia marlene white: sea, 10 — representative; fha, 10 — secretary; fblo, 1 1 ; art assistant, 1 2. pout dovid white ronald anthony white: “kiss me kate,” 12; basketball, 10; sea, 10, 12; french club, 1 0; pep club, 1 0; o cappella, 1 1 , 1 2; band, 1 1 ; cheerleaders, 1 1 ; we the people, 1 2. Steve white: football, 1 0; golf, 11, 12; baseball, 10, 11; out- standing golfer, 1 2. Steven k. white: golf, 11, 12; wrestling, 10; beta club, 11, I 2; icc, 1 2; french club, 1 2; chess, 11, 12. pomelo joyce wilkins: quill and scroll, 1 2; thespians, 11, 12; “south pacific,” 10; “oklahomo,” 11; “kiss me kate, 1 2; beta club, 11, 12; sea, 1 2 — treasurer; fta, 1 0, 1 1 — treasurer; honor student, 10, 11, 12; student of the month, 1 1; girls glee, 10 — vice-president, 1 1 — student director, 1 2 — student director; choraliers, 10, 11, 12; re- gional chorus, 11, 12. anne e. willard: beta club, 12; spqr, 10; latin club, 10. denise darcel williams: guidance assistant, 10. wanda ann williams: mixed chorus, 10. dovid ernest witmouth: band, 10, 11, 12. dale w. Wilson: football, 10; baseball, 12; sea, 10; vica, 11. || henry franklin wilson: beta club, 11,12. ] anne wingfield: eboracum, 1 1; “kiss me kate,” 12 — stage manager; icc, 12; ofs, 1 1; german club, 1 1 — secretary, 1 2 — president; art club, 10, 11, 12; keyettes, 1 2; art as sistant, 11, 12. Cynthia anne wood: “south pacific, 10; “Oklahoma, 11; kiss me kate,” 12; sea, 10 — representative; band, 10, I I — head librarian, 1 2 — section leader and head li- brarian; workshop band, 10. j howard earl wood: de, 12. | shelley elizabeth lou wood: eboracum, 11; beta club, 11, 12; icc, 10, 12; cheerleader, 10 — captain; forensic, 12; j highest overage junior girl, 1 1; homecoming princess, 12. Stanley wood: baseball, 10. Steven george woodie: football, 10. onn toylor wright: oklahomo, 1 1 ; kiss me kate,” 1 2; sea, 10, 11; Spanish club, 1 1 ; art club, 1 1 ; office assistant, 1 1 . deborah wright: french club, 10; pep club, 10. regina delphine wright: basketball, 10, 11; track, 10; pep club, 1 1 ; gaa, 1 1 . william thomas wright: njrotc, 10, 11, 12. renee wyatt: basketball, 10; field hockey, 10; sea, 12 — representative; fbla, 1 1 ; pep club, 10, 11; girls glee, 11, 12; gaa, 11, 12; volleyball, 10, 11, 12; office assistant, 12; talent show — co-chairman, 12. sharon denise york faculty index miss mary sue alley: 108, 109. mr. robert lee anderson: 79, 113, 194, 195. mrs. rhea baldino: 110, 191. mr. j. alien barbee, jr.: 121. mrs. doris I. barnes: 106. mrs. maxine boyly: 1 16. mrs. morion j. beosley: 1 18. mrs. lydia m. bell: 122, 198. mrs. verlene w. booker: 121. mrs. audreo c. brody: 108. mrs. Virginia I. brown: 108, 109. mrs. peggy c. buchanon: 119. mrs. morgaret d. burchom: 1 08, 111. mrs. doris r. burcher: 106. mr. arthur I. burke: 104. mrs. mary p. caldwell: 1 16. miss omorette dark: 122. miss georgio lynn ciarke: 108. mrs. onn alexonder cook: 107, 203. mrs. shirley cooper: 1 14. mrs. genevieve copley: 122. mr. george r. coulter: 108, 109, 195. mrs. patience jordan credle: 122. mr. Cecil b. dickerson: 125. mrs. jane s. diehl: 122. mr. thomas w. doggins: 1 16. mr. Charles w. erosmi: 107. mr. abram frink, jr.: 124. mr. george haase: 107. mrs. thelma honsford: 1 1 3. mrs. ivey younger hawkins: 108. mrs. Undo d. hedgepeth: 108. mr. frank h. henkel: 124. mrs. brenda b. higgs: 188. mrs. sheron I. hedges: 111, 202. miss jane hoge: 114, 115. mrs. helen I. holben: 201. mr. russell b. hopson: 112, 113. mr. ron h. horton: 76, 112, 113. mr. Charles hovis: 76, 1 24. commander w. e. huddleston: 120. mr. willard a. hunt: 1 1 2. miss saundra I. ingle: 1 10. mrs. iorraine o. Ingram: 106. miss Susan johnson: 54, 55, 121. mrs. sharon s. jones: 122, 198. chief c. h. kirklond: 120. mr. wayne d. lett; 1 12, 113, 203. mr. hugh d. little: 124. mrs. wilma c. luck: 107. mrs. magoline a. mocklin: 1 14. mr. edwin morkoff: 104. mr. robert I. mcconnell: 91 , 112, 113. mr. richord b. miller: 104. mrs. onne-lisa mills: 111, 202. mr. c. fredrick mitchell: 76, 121, 204. mr. leo mitkievicz; 114, 116. mrs. omy e. moore; 1 08, 1 10, 1 96, 201 . mrs. jovneitte m. moul: 1 19. mrs. eleanor walloce myers: 108, 109. mrs. peggy m. newcomb: 116. mr. john h. northstein: 1 16. mr. william n. porker: 123. mr. Cecil g. phillips: 124. mrs. carol pike: 1 1 3. mr. bobby r. pippin: 124. mrs. nelda mr. pinnin: 107. mr. j. wolf prow: 1 10, 200. mrs. janice I. puffenberger: 1 25. mr. peter j. pugh, jr.: 125. mrs. kothryn g. romer: 1 16. mrs. vero e. rathkamp: 1 17. mr. norris richardson: 114, 115. mrs. carol g. roberts: 108, 1 13, 197. mrs. florence b. rush: 108. mrs. patricIo thayer seward: 114, 115. mr. robert g. shamblin: 113, 121. mr. donald r. shields: 125, 203. mrs. elizabeth p. smith: 108, 109. mr. gus smith: 1 20. mrs. justine j. smith: 108. mrs. myrtle g. soles: 1 f O, mr. lowrence spell: 114. mrs. lynda stitzel: 1 16. mr. merrill f. swiney: 1 14. mrs. louise a. terry: 124. mrs. eliza bland thompson miss linda michele wade mrs. c. juanita n. walloce: 122. mr. w. m. Wallace: 105. mrs. marian k. walsh: 107, 108. mrs. dorothy s. watkins: 1 18, 196. mr. bill weaver: 123, 191. mrs. olivia b. wilcher: 108, 109. mrs. judith witkins; 1 10, 200. mrs. corolyn will: 1 13, 196. mr. f. grayson williams: 120. mr. Jeffrey w. williams: 91 , 114, 115. mr. alien m. wright: 1 17. mrs. ruth h. wyche: 107. miss diane yowan: 1 10. mr. Steve zotumas: 1 13. mrs. anne m. zepkin: 108. 241 seniors abraham, jerold richard: 1 26, 208, 209. abram$, malinda donray: 126. adorns, edward g.: 126. adkins, pennie: 1 26, 111. affeman, michael klaus: 126. akers, betty: 126, 198. olbrecht, kothy: 126, 96, 83, 191, 206, 211 . alderman, gory; 126, 77, 198. aldrich, thomos bonner: 127. almonrode, debbie: 127, 189, 190, 206, 211 . ammons, Virginia: 127, 189, 197, 201. anderson, dano: 127, 77. anderson, james phillip: 127, 189. anderson, pomelo irene: 1 27. onderson, valerie: 1 27. angel, rolph gardner, jr.: 73, 127, 88, 91, 188. arnder, robert: 1 27. oshlock, james f.: 127. atkins, jackie: 1 27. cult, pomelo elizabeth: 106, 52, 189, 194. bagwell, deborah lee: 127, 203. baier, chris: 1 27. bailey, joseph: 1 27. bailey, marcia: 127. bailey, mory francie: 127, 188, 189, 194. banks, lorry o ' neal: 128. banks, leon jr.: 1 28. banks, ruth francine: 128. harbour, janice: 128. barcloy, richard nelson: 128, 197. barlow, ann: 128, 189, 194, 195. barrack, betty: 1 28. bartlett, prie: 1 28. bass, jeanette: 1 28. beard, kim rayenell: 1 28, 207. beasley, woyne: 73, 128, 188, 194. behar, mike: 1 99. belda, m. diane: 128, 191, 206, 211. bell, janet: 128, 188, 106, 207. belvin, alice: 1 28. bethel, david: 1 28. blackwell, david k.: 128, 197. blanton, steve: 128, 203. borum, barbaro yvonne: 129. bowditch, phillip m. burton: 43, 129, 206. bowmon, james: 129, 75, 194, 208. boyce, fronklin d. jr.: 129. boyenton, john: 129, 189. breeland, charles john; 129, 208, 209. brewington, ernestine: 129, 188, 207. bristow, debra ann: 66, 129, 189, 204. brooks, chorlotte: 66, 129, 204. brooks, paul: 1 29. brown, bill: 1 29. brown, russetl: 64, 129, 97. bryan, gordon: 129, 88, 91, 189. bryant, melville i’anson: 43, 129, 189, 200 . buchanon, john robert: 199. buck, john g.: 129, 189. buck, Iloydeene melissa: 129, 188, 195, 196, 200, 202, 204. buck, nancy t.: 202. bundy, lamont: 130. bunt, rebecca sue: 130, 207, 211. burke, susan ann: 130, 98. burkett, lorry: 1 30 . cahoon, carol: 1 30. carlson, kristin: 130, 106, 189. Carroll, dougtas: 1 30. carson, paula kay: 130, 197. carter, gornet: 1 30. chalkley, barbara: 130, 117. chambers, michael kenneth: 130. chandler, eunice: 130, 119. Christian, ralph: 130. cionilli, anthony nicolas: 1 30. deary, daniel r.: 130. dough, joan: 1 30. coleman, george: 131, 191. collins, mike: 131,1 89. collins, rebecca diane: 131, 188, 191. Conner, micheal: 131, 97, 189, 203. cooke, deborah joy: 131. coultrip, nickie lynn: 131, 189, 191, 194. cowan, k. john: 131. cox, frieda: 131. craig, scott: 131. Crockett, william winston: 131. crutchlow, russell f.: 131. cuffie, willie james: 1 31 . Culbertson, donnie: 131. culbreth, phillis ann: 131. Curtis, thomas howard: 131, 96, 208, 209, 210. daniel, darryl: 205, 208. daniels, wallis: 131, 106, 208, 209. dougherty, sharon ann: 132. davis, dewey: 1 32 . davis, mark a.: 1 32. davis, roger robert jr.: 132, 199. davis, sandra: 132, 188, 206. dearmond, jerry: 132. dillard, Iloyd: 132. dillard, patricia e.: 132. dinkins, james clarence: 132. doneson, thomos: 132. dorsey, elizabeth: 132, 189, 198. douglas, mary: 132, 197. dumas, rebecca louise: 132. dunaway, carol: 54, 132. dutton, phyllis: 132, 198. dye, doug: 1 33, 206. eagan, jesse: 133, 198. eason, amy lou: 133, 188. elder, daniel: 133, 199. ellis, david: 133, 194. emerson, carol: 133. engel, chris: 1 33. engisy, barry: 133, 205, 206, 211. erskin, dawn: 1 33. fairbanks, tim: 133, 194, 208, 209. fairfield, denise: 1 33. fields, alma arlene: 133, 107. fitzgeratd, b. Iloyd: 64, 133, 96. fletcher, brockman poe: 133. floyd, don: 1 33. forrest, audrey: 133, 207. foster, Chester: 1 34. fox, lindo d.: 134, 189, 190, 206, 211. frank, pamela diane: 1 34. frazier, emment eugene: 134. gaines, edward lorenzo: 134, 208. garner, jean: 1 34. gertsch, nancy: 134. gillikin, diane gay: 134, 106. gindhart, charles: 134. glover, elizabeth anita; 134, 1 19, 207. griffin, otis: 134, 97, 188. grimes, barbara: 134, 97. grogan, moretta sue: 34, 189, 190, 207, 211 . grow, michael: 1 34. gudgel, teslie: 134, 107. gurtler, gail: 46, 52, 134, 188, 189, 194, 207. hamman, tereso diane: 48, 50, 135. hammond, sherry ellen: 1 35. hancock, clifton b.: 135. harding, Christina: 135. harrod, renard jerome: 135. harvey, roy: 64, 135. hayes, harold dwoyne: 1 35, 76. haywood, deborah: 135. haywood, diana: 1 35. heintzleman, steve: 135. helms, sandra: 1 89. henderson, waiter: 135, 189. henry, scott: 1 35. hickman, sheila venevo: 135, 1 19, 197. hicks, luther ray: 1 35. 099 niary lou: 135, 189, 191, 194. hogge, ralph; 1 89. holland, william thomas: 1 35. holloway, orine: 1 36. holmes, james waiter: 1 36. hopke, barbara: 136, 191, 194. horner, cheri; 136, 189. huddleston, holly: 136, 188, 196, 203. hudgins, george d.: 136, 96, 205, 206, 211 . hudgins, joe: 1 36. humbles, Christina: 136, 188, 201. hundley, james: 188, 97, 191, 195, 206. hunt, celestine a.: 136. hunt, ralph: 1 36. hyatt, lou ann: 136, 198. ingrom, mrs. cheryl f.: 136. ingram, gary: 198. irwin, barbara paige; 189, 190, 207. james, ernestine rebecca: 1 36. james, joyce ann: 136, 107. james, lorenzo: 136. johnson, andrew matthew: 136. johnson, diane: 137, 189. johnson, notholia louise: 97, 189, 208. johnson, teresa annette; 137, 202. johnston, theresa: 137, 2p6. jones, ongeta veneice: 137, 96, 111, 201, 106. jones, carlo iris: 54, 137, 208. jones, joseph frank b.; 137. jones, joseph yoncey: 137. jones, lindo diane: 66, 37, 97, 107, 189. jones, mollie janet: 66, 97, 188, 137. keckler, shelley: 203. keckter, shirley a.: 203. kee, beatrice juanita: 202. kelly, morilou: 46, 52, 138, 96, 189, 194, 206. kent, emma maude: 138, 106, 192. ketron, dophne: 107. king, Carrie: 138, 207. knox, waiter: 1 38. krogh, diane b.: 54, 66, 138, 191. kurgjun, mox c.: 43, 138, 188, 25, 97, 189, 194. lamb, conna: 1 38. lambiase, pam: 138, 198. larue, jay scott: 1 38. lawhorne, mrs. virginio d.: 138. lawson, vic: 138, 194. layne, arty: 138, 76, 188, 189, 194. lee, cindy: 1 38, 1 89. luhmkuhler, mike: 138, 188, 189, 192. leslie, claudio: 138, 118. lewis, daniel: 64. little, bruce: 139, 91, 188. liverman, ben: 138, 117, 200, 206, 207, 211 . lowe, edmond ray: 64, 139, 189. lundberg, michael trent: 139, 200. marino, ronald: 139. marshall, Virginia juanita: 139. martin, lorry: 43, 139. massie, donnie: 139. masters, karla ann: 139, 198. mattson, susan: 46, 139, 97, 188, 189, 192, 194. mcintosh, janet I.; 1 39, 1 1 0, 1 89, 191. mcintyre, keith: 207. mckinney, louis elmer jr.: 73, 139, 208. mcmillen, russell: 139. melo, patricia: 139, 188. melton, deborah goye: 139. meredith, dollie ann: 139. miller, bennett martin: 140, 203. miller, carlo marie: 139. mokszanowski, r. joe: 140. moore, ann freeman: 140, 198. moore, james c.: 140, 194, 203. moore, Oliver c.: 140. morton, alzeonia: 140. mulkey, kim: 140, 191. mulkey, martha hope: 140, 111, 188, 191. mulvey, david robert: 140, 1 17, 205, 206, 211 . myers, earl cabbott: 140, 208, 209. narwid, jeffrey wolter: 140, 198. note, dennis john: 140. nelson, debi lynn; 140, 188, 191. nelson, deborah sue: 140, 196. newsome, robert henry jr.: 140. newton, johnny lee: 141. odgen, deborah: 141. Owens, judy anne: 141, 198. panniil, synthio: 141. porker, robert neol: 141. parker, steven h.: 73, 141,1 88, 1 89, 208, 209. parrott, jean carolyn: 66, 141, 96, 188, 198, 204. pafton, Connie: 141. poyne, charles: 141. payne, Joyce: Ml, 96, 106, 207. perry, deborah: 141, 107. pollard, barbara joann: 141, 189, 194, 201. prewitt, dorothy jeanie: 197. puffenberger, shormon: 141. rainey, don: 73, 188. randall, brenda: Ml, 190. randoll, sterling anthony: 37, 43, 141. redhair, paul: 1 42. reiser, corol ann: 66, 1 42, 1 88, 1 92, 1 94. richards, mrs. dale James: 142. 242 rlchordson, momie Jacquelyn: 142. richburg, kelton: 142. richmond, otis: 142 106. rigon, gil: 73 , 1 88. rivers, jerry gregg: 96. rivers, Sidney leon: 142. roberts, lorry: 142. robertson, henry: 142. robins, william tyler: 142, 189, 192, 194. robinson, goil lynn: 142, 189, 197. roehling, sandra |o: 142, 106. roles, vanessa ann: 142. rothenbaum, donold: 189. royolty, patricia kay: 142. rumsey, tedra: 46, 47, 142, 189, 191, 194, 204. russell, rodney: 142, 106, 91. sarver, douglas wayne: 143. sounders, mortho: 143, 97, 189, 206, 211 . sounders, robert: 43, 143, 91. sholtegger, suson: 143. scott, soroh bernice: 143. scott, woyne Stanley: 143. scudder, horold Stephen: 143. seomon, joy: 143, 192. seowell, mory e.: 143. Sedgwick, coroleigh: 143, 202. Shackelford, lori: 143, 83, 200. shelton, bessie barrack: 148. shermon, dennis: 143, 203. shields, robert henry: 143. shoulders, olexander: 143. sidoron, dano: 1 43. siegle, margoret: 144, 207. slode, ollan gerald: 43, 144. slade, leatrice: 1 44. slaughter, robert: 144. sledd, tonia morianette: 144, 200, 208. small, rick: 144. smith, annette: 144, 55. smith, anthony: 1 44. smith, cindy g.: 1 44. smith, gerod othello: 144, 208. smith, linda; 144, 198. smith, teresa delores: 144, 189. smoot, leslie alien: 144, 188, 189, 194, 208, 209, 210. smythe, donald: 144. sneddon, william: 144. snyder, deborah jean: 144. sowers, robin craig: 145, 203. spivey, ormecia lee: 145, 203. springham, gai! marie: 145, 189, 190. Stanley, lynne: 145, 117, 189, 205, 207, 209, 210, 211. sterns, Joyce: 145, 189. steuck, sandra d.: 145. Stiltner, linda: 1 45. Stitt, sherry: 145, 96, 194, 206. stokes, edith: 1 45. stokes, Jeanette audrey: 145. stokes, robert: 43, 145, 96, 207. stout, landola sue: 145, 198. stoutingberg, leroy: 145, 188, 208. Stowers, croig: 188, 194. streagle, marie boaz: 39, 43, 145, 74, 76. stubbs, ernest alvin: 145. sulenski, marion w. jr.: 145, 188, 199. sulik, leo: 1 46. sulik, rex kent: 206, 211. Sullivan, gwendolyn sue: 146. Sutton, robert Julian: 43, 146. swanson, warren: 146, 79, 195, 201. swartzweldon, debra lynne: 198. tabatabai, vahid: 146, 188, 78, 79, 189, 190, 194, 195, 203. tankersley, tom: 146, 208. thompson, dovid: 146. thompson, sharon irene: 146, 117, 206, 207. thornton, gloria: 146. tosti, Joanne: 146, 107, 189, 192, 195, 196, 200, 208. tosti, linda gayle: 146, 107, 189, 195, 196, 200, 208. trickett, Stephen: 43, 146. turner, greg s.: 1 46. tyler, alberta: 1 46. tyler, eugene: 146. tyler, James: 146,97, 119, 188, 201,206. tyler, kennty leroy: 43, 91. tyndall, nancy sheryl: 147, 198. tyndall, toni annette: 147, 53. tyson, rose ann: 198. vansciver, robert e.: 147. vansciver, sharon: 147. viccellio, James henry III: 147, 194. vines, emma: 1 47. vines, Jarvis: 1 47. vogeley, susan: 189, 190, 202. vorgang, blair roland: 191, 200. walkup, donna: 147, 188, 192, 194. walloce, brenda t.; 66, 147, 107, 198. Wallace, Joe: 1 47. wollace, myron c.: 147, 202, 207. walls, richard ray: 147. walsh, lee: 147, 206, 211. ward, frank s.: 200, 203. warinner, ernie: 147, 203. warley, thomas b.: 147, 189, 191. Washburn, linda: 148, 53, 189. Washington, carolyn dee: 147, 205, 206, 211 . Washington, cathy p.: 51. Washington, ellen: 148. Washington, lynwood: 148. Washington, paulette: 148, 51, 107. waters, edward Joseph jr.: 148, 208. wotson, tony; 1 48. watts, ralph edwin: 148. Weatherly, troy mccray: 148. wells, dovid I.: 1 48. whisenant, donna: 148. whitoker, early onderson: 148. white, Joan: 1 48. white, michael eugene: 148. white, ronald anthony: 148, 96, 202, 206. white, Steve a.: 148, 77. white, Steve k.: 149, 77, 189, 203. wilkins, pam: 149, 188, 117, 189, 205, 206, 207, 211. willard, anne e.: 149, 189. williams, denise darcel: 149, 204. williams, sharon: 149. williams, wanda ann: 149. wilmouth, david e.: 149, 208, 209. wilson, dale: 91 . wilson, henry f. jr.: 149, 189. winebarger, mike: 73, 149, 194. Wingfield, m. anne: 149, 111, 188, 194, 200 , 202 . wood, cynthio onn: 149, 208. wood, howard: 198. wood, shelly: 50, 149, 191. wood, Stanley: 149. wright, ann: 1 49. wright, deborah: 149. wright, edwina: 149. wright, regina delphine: 150. wyatt, renee: 150, 106, 107, 202, 207. zernes, ross J.: 150. abrams, dennis J.: 198. adamowski, lynn: 152. adams, paul t.: 152. albrecht, patricia: 152. alien, dandra g.: 1 52. alien, nelson tee: 152. andrews, david alien: 152. andrews, rene j.: 152. antczak, michaelene: 66, 152. bailey, vicki sue: 152. banks, david: 1 52. banks, diane p.: 152, 197, 202. banks, kenneth I.: 152, 199. banks, linda diane: 152. banks, thomas w.: 152. barber, trocey: 1 52. barlow, george s.: 152, 206. barlow, onzo o.: 152, 188. barnard, robert n.: 43, 152. barnes, benjamin I.: 152. bortlett, shelia v.; 152, 202. bathurst, karen I.: 54, 152. beahm, nancy I.: 152. beane, Catherine s.; 152, 194. bennett, steven e.: 152. bennett, w. Joseph: 73, 152, 199. bertram, eric s.: 152, 202. black, lois ann: 152, 207. blacke, kimberly; 152. blow, gloria ann: 152. boone, debbie: 153, 198. bourne, elizabeth a.: 153. bowman, dabid w.: 153, 188, 191, 194, 204, 208, 209. breeden, shirley ann: 153. briscoe, kenneth: 153, 199. britton, david I.: 153. brooks, janis: 153, 55, 204. brown, carol dianne: 153, 207. 243 brown, |o$eph oian: 188, 194. brown, loretto m.: 153. brown, mory m.; 153. brown, velgo lee: 153. brumm, carlton I.: 153, 88, 91. brushwood, bruce: 64, 153, 90, 91. bunting, gory wade: 153. bustos, mary jane: 153. byrum, clarence e.: 153. coin, anna faye: 46, 153. Canada, anna may: 153. cannon, steven a.: 43, 73, 153. canter, glenn d.: 198. copies, lorry: 153, 199. carmines, thomas p.: 153, 203. carpenter, diana m.: 153, 206, 211. carter, greg p.: 153, 199, 202. carter, michael I.: 153, 195. carter, philip e.: 153. cassel, kathie d.: 1 53. castellow, david b.: 153, 202. cate, kennth h.: 153, 201. causey, wilbur: 1 54. checthom, david w.: 154. cheek, joseph d.: 154. cheek, kenneth j.: 64, 154, 91. childs, donald p.: 154, 203. chismon, jacquelyn: 154. chisman, iennard: 154. christion, andrew j.: 154, 203. Christian, darlene: 154, 202. Christie, chris; 154, 202. Christie, horace I.: 208. church, george t.: 154. dark, beverly m.: 154, 208. dark, doug: 203. clarkson, debra: 154. day, james henry; 43, 154, 76, 204, 208. cochron, cotherine: 154. cole, kenneth ' n.: 154. colemon, potricia: 154. combs, Charles e,; 43, 64, 154, 91. combs, freda d.: 154, 206. combs, michoel e.: 91. conrod, debro: 154. conradi, joanne: 154, 197. cooke, cheryl r.: 154. Copeland, brenda: 154, 190, 194, 195. Copeland, vototo r.: 154, 200. Corson, lorna I.: 154, 195. cottinghom, john: 154, 74, 76, 166. coultrip, robert h.: 154, 195. cobington, paulette: 154, 198. crockett, jonet: 1 54. crouch, deborah: 155, 194. crutchlow, lorry k.: 155. cummins, darrel ray: 155. Cunningham, mark g.: 155. cutin, jim: 1 55. dalby, mory lane: 155, 208, 209. dalton, evie d.: 1 55. dalton, sandra: 155. daniels, denise r.: 155, 194, 206, 21 1. daniels, wanda sue: 155, 194. darouse, robert d.: 155, 197. davenport, susan g.: 155, 201, 206. davis, lucinda c.: 155, 192, 194, 201. dovis, sharon r.: 155, 198, 204, 206, 21 1. dovis, teresa sue: 155. delohoussoye, michael w.: 155, 200. dennis, linda d.: 1 55. denton, joanne: 155. denks, kathy: 1 55. dery, john: 155, 208, 209. deshazor, collette: 155. deshazor, george d.: 43, 155, 76, 188. deskins, paula: 155, 206, 21 1, desmarais, marcy: 155. dioz, lelia c.: 1 55. dillard, manuel e.: 155. dimele, linda jo: 1 55. donaldson, beverly: 155, 203. dorsey, michoel t.: 155. doster, william g.: 155. douglas, anthony m.: 75. downs, susan g.: 156. drake, cynthia kay: 156. driver, ann s.: 66, 156, 194. drorzdowski, zaneta: 156. duguid, katherine: 151, 156, 192. dukrkopf, linda: 156. dutton, esther I.: 156. dvorak, mary v.: 156, 188, 197. eacho, william d.: 156, 208. edens, henry o.: 156. edmonds, joseph a.: 156. edmondson, rodney m.: 156, 208, 209, 210 . elder, teresa koy: 156. elliott, barbaro: 156. emerson, lorry o.: 197. emmett, william g.: 64, 156, 76. engle, susan ann: 46, 156, 201. enman, theresa I.: 156, 202. enos, debbie ann: 156. evans, john s.: 156, 79. evens, vanessa d.: 156, 188, 198, 207. faherty, steven r.: 156, 199. fees, donald e.: 1 56. feller, allan: 43, 73, 156, 191, 192, 194. ferrier, bruce j.: 156, 199. fetterman, diane I.: 156. flaugher, almo jean: 46, 207. forrest, diana I.: 1 56. foster, bernard f.; 156. foster, dano I.: 46, 151, 156. fourney, susan e.: 156, 197. fout, richard mark: 156. fox, Charles thomas: 157. fox, marilee: 46, 157. francis, nancy: 157, 208. freeman. Undo sue: 157, 196, 198, 202. fulton, gory w.: 157, 200. gaines, keith a.: 157, 208. gardner, beverly: 157. gayle, m. waller: 157, 208, 209. girouard, potricia: 46, 51, 157, 201, 206. gomez, karen anne: 157. gravely, deborah k.: 157, 198. graves, yvonne m.: 157. groy, percy c.: 1 57. gregory, elsie I.: 157, 202. griffin, willis a.: 1 57. griffith, james e.: 43, 157, 76, 194, 202, 204. griffith, sandra joy: 157, 208. guertin, clifton f.: 157. guiff, claudia j.: 157, 198. gummo, michael j.: 157. gutherie, james m.: 208. haas, john s.: 107, 205, 207. homman, shirley lee: 66, 1 57. hammer, gregory: 157. hansford, lisa: 157, 198. harris, michael leo: 157. harrison, paige: 157. harrold, Iloyd: 1 57, 206. hartman, cheryl kay: 157. hartmon, russell: 157. haven, k. penny: 157, 189, 191. haynes, kathy k.: 158. hoywood, lindo mae: 158, 207. hearn, george c.: 1 58. heimerl, robert g.: 158, 194, 195, 202. heith, debra koy: 158, 204, 205, 206. henry, gregory s.: 158, 208, 209. hernandes, anno m.: 158, 200. hill, alelia: 158, 202. hite, richard d.: 158. hodges, robert w.: 158, 203, 204. hogge, Stephen r.: 151, 158, 75. holiday, donald: 158. holmes, kathy diane: 158. hooper, vickie lee: 158. horecka, donald: 158, 200. horton, lorry: 1 99. howell, linda gail: 158. howington, iris g.: 158, 196, 198. hudacek, joseph a.: 158. hudgins, carol d.: 158. hudnoll, johnny: 158. huffman, kevin w.: 158, 166. hundley, carolyn e.: 158, 207. james, bruce r.: 1 58. jenkins, joan: 1 58. jenkins, joyce m.: 158, 207. jenkins, nona: 1 58. johnson, david b.: 158, 198, 206. johnson, jenny: 158. johnson, julie I.: 158, 207, 206. johnson, karen a.: 159, 106, 200. johnson, kenn $.: 159. jones, david m.: 159, 188, 25. jones, linda c.: 159, 189, 194. jones, linda k ay: 159, 200. jones, ronald c.: 1 59. karwoc, jerry r.: 159, 208, 209. keofer, bruce a.: 159, 79. kelly, kitty: 159, 188, 195, 201. kelly, laraine ann: 159, 194, 207. kertesz, georgianno; 159, 198, 207. king, cheri lynn: 159. kinter, steven I.: 159, 75, 203. kirk, mike a.: 1 59, 111. kirkman, lelia k.: 159. klein, kathleen m.: 159, 208. kruskop, janice e.: 159. kuchenbuch, pamela: 208. kyte, gregory e.: 159, 204, 208. labowski, marie n.: 159. lee, albert w.: 1 59. lee, gloria j.: 1 59. lee, linda h.: 159, 188, 205, 206. lesson, edward d.: 159. lewis, vernita a.: 159, 198, 204. lewis, vickie sue: 159, 194, 207. lindsay, leslie k.: 1 59. Iloyd, william r.: 159. lockley, elmore: 159, 194, 200. looney, nancy I.: 159, 190, 195, 206. lorenzino, joseph w.: 43, 159, 76, 188. louden, james e.: 159. louden, william: 76. lovett, donald: 160, 188. lovett, ronald: 160, 190. luongo, Constance m.: 160, 205, 207. lupton, w. dale: 160, 75. lynch, wando I.: 160, 198. maddox, john a.: 160. mahoney, mary v.: 160, 198. maness, Christine a.: 160, 198. martin, ervin m.; 160. martin, joyce ann: 160. margin, june y.: 160. martin, millicent fay: 160, 198. martin, paul: 160. matthews, jeffrey s.: 160. matthews, kenny t.: 160, 198. matthews, scott: 1 19. mattson, tamara j,: 160, 201, 207. mayes, gerald d.: 160. mazzarese, william a.: 160. mcfall, floyd: 160. megaw, carl f.: 160, 76, 75. mcintosh, olton I.: 64, 160, 188, 194. mcknight, james e.: 160. mclawhorn, barry d.: 160, 209. mclin, donna marie: 160, 197. meador, w. david: 160, 200. meinberg, debra I.: 46, 160, 188. meredith, vivian a.: 160, 202. michuro, anthony j,: 43, 160, 188, 204. miller, gory I.: 198. miller, mark a.: 160. montgomery, ronald g.: 39, 43, 151, 160, 91. moore, jeon: 161. moore, marsha ann: 161, 196, 203, 206. moore, potricia g.: 161, 55. moore, william v.: 161. morris, reginald a.: 202. morris, roxanne v.: 161, 197. morton, jacqueline u.; 161, 190. mulkey, leslie r.: 43, 73, 161, 74, 76, 204. murray, jimmy franklin: ! 61 . murrow, cynthia j.: 151, 161, 206. musick, diana: 161 . myers, debbie: 161, 208. myers, douglas c.: 161, 208. narron, michoel a.: 161, 197. needham, alexis ruth: 161, 55, 188, 204, 205, 207. newmon, mary I.: 161. newton, bowman nan: 161. neckerson, kotherine m.: 161. norton, bradley j.: 161. oare, susan m.: 161. o ' connor, shelly a.: 161. oesterle, jeanne h.: 161. olenik, vanessa k.: 161, 106. pagan, debro ann: 161. panak, deborah ann: 54, 66, 161, 201, 104. pannill, priscillo I.: 46, 161. pannill, priscillo I.: 46, 161. parks, richard d.: 161. parris, kristy j.: 161, 200. payne, wanda o.: 161, 204, 206, 207. pearson, maxine: 66, 161, 204. pegrom, james t.: 162, 197, 199. pellerin, patrick: 162, 191, 200. perry, barbara k.: 162. pettijohn, dorcy I.: 162, 106, 198. petty, orlene $.; 1 62. phillips, helen m.: 162. potter, molinda I.: 162, 196. powell, m. lindsay: 162, 201. pratt, betty jo: 162. proctor, elaine k.: 162. rondoll, gory w.: 162. randall, louis a.: 1 62. ronsome, dorothy e.: 162. 244 ransome, gregory: 162. rostetter, edward b.: 151, 162, 166. redpath, olan j.; 162, 191, 194, 195. reed, daniel t.; 1 62. feeder, alicia o.: 162, 207. regi, weldon e.: 1 62. reiser, louro j.: 162, 201. rice, Harold t: 162. rice, thomas e.: 162. richardson, james a.: 162, 91. rigQins, patricia I.: 162, 202. robbins, david I.: 162, 75, 76. robbins, teresa a.: 162. roberts, kathy: 162. roberts, vonessa w.: 162, 207. robinson, james I.: 111. robir)son, dian I.: 162. robinsor), judy d.: 162, 202. rogers, elten w.: 162, 194, 196. rollins, dennis I.: 163, 208, 209. rossario, luis: 1 63. rose, Christopher: 163, 199. rowe, pamela j.: 163, 205, 206. ruth, tina I.: 163. sabol, shelia m.: 163. soger, kothryn a.: 163. Salisbury, claudio: 163. salyards, peter r.: 163. savage, debra sue: 163. scadden, steven guy: 43, 63, 194, 204. schaltegger, michael: 163. seaford, robert: 163, 91. Sedgwick, joan c.; 163, 196, 201, 204. abbott, vicki sue: 167. abrams, froncine g.: 47, 167, 188, 204. adorns, thomas p.: 167, 208. adkirts, eugene: 167. alfriend, emily d.: 167, 200, 206. alien, john b.: 167. olmonrode, patrick j.: 167, 188. ommons, edna j.: 167. omory, robert j.: 167, 208. anderson, cynthia d.: 167, 204. oshburn, deborah I.: 167, 196, 207. ashlock, waiter d.: 167. askew, james d.: 167, 199. atkins, liliian m.: 167. outrey, Stanley m.: 167. bailey, kathy s.: 168, 207. bollard, dovid s.: 168. ballew, keith I.: 168. banks, cheryl o.: 168, 67, 202. banks, isa lee: 168, 196, 67, 202. barlow, james: 168. barlow, olivette w.: 168, 188. barnes, david lee: 168. barnwell, belinda g.: 168. bartlett, chrisandra g.: 168. boush, lindo s.: 168, 202. beachum, william k.: 168, 188, 64. beasley, potricio a.: 168, 194. beazlie, judith t.: 168. belda, michael j.: 168. bell, deborah I.: 168, 202. bernard, charmine m.: 168. biddle, thomas f.; 168, 91. sentz, kendoll c.: 163. sereno, dan michoel show, edwin f.: 1 63. shoulders, melvin I.: 163, 199. shugrue, gail: 1 63. simmons, tonia p.: 163, 207. skur, jackie ann: 163. smith, Catherine f.: 201, 163. smith, cheryl r.: 163. smith, david: 163, 91. smith, patricia a.: 163. smith, paul h.: 163. smith, phyllis: 163,211. smith, timothy I.: 163, 197, 208, 209. smoot, rodney dale: 163, 200, 208. Southall, evelyn w.: 163, 201. sparrer, edna e.: 164, 196, 198. spencer, ricky lee: 164. springham, laura I.: 164, 106, 107. Stafford, borry g.: 164. stohl, cheryl: 164, 202. stallings, donold e.: 164. stanaway, robin p.: 164. Stanfield, loura r.: 164. Stanley, joseph s.: 164. stark, rebecco e.: 164. stout, betty: 164, 201. Stubbs, linda j.: 164. sulenski, roger a.: 164, 91. sullivon, judy gail: 164. swanson, ann: 164. sweet, deborah I.: 164, 188, 51. swinton, bobby e.: 164. tatum, rhonda f.: 164. terrell, edgar a.: 43, 164. terry, michael r.: 164. thomas, jeanne: 164. thomas, john s.: 77. thompson, carol a.; 164. thompson, cynthio k.: 164, 207. thornton, janie p.: 164. tisdale, nancy a.: 1 64, 211. todd, ann: 164, 106, 21 1. tose, lewis: 164. trainum, robert g.: 164. treichler, jane: 164, 195, 208. trickett, dove h.: 164, 78, 79, trunkes, t. timothy: 165, 195. tuovila, sonja k.: 165. turnage, michael c.: 165. turner, rita: 165. tyier, sandro a.: 165. tyndall, everett I.: 197. Upton, debra june: 165. veil, karen: 165. Vincent, john k.: 165, 199. VOSS, william b.: 1 65. walker, reginold d.: 64, 165. Wallace, james h.: 199. Wallace, selena e.: 67, 165. warinner, mary b.: 165, 191, 195, 201. warnick, cythia y.: 165, 208. washburn, kathryn I.: 165. Washington, kathi: 165, 106, 107. watson, pamela a.: Ill, 202. watson, vicki: 165, 107. Weatherly, debra a.: 165,211. webb, woodrow e.: 1 65, 91 , 205, 211. sophomores bierman, diane s.; 47, 50, 168. birkner, debbie: 168. blair, william a.: 76. blevins, bill: 168. bliey, robin t.; 45, 168. bliey, sharon ann: 168, 196, 202, 204. borchatdt, robert k.: 168. borden, robert n.: 168. borum, steven t.: 168, 188. bosto, pauio kay: 168. bowling, gory 168. bradshaw, david 168, 76. braswell, mary: 168. braxton, reginald m.: 169. bridges, b. hubie: 169, 199, 208. bridgeman, carol: 207. brock, lucinda e.: 169. brooks, don I.: 169. brooks, edward m.: 169. brooks, karen lee: 169, 55. brown, bill: 1 69. brown, fay: 1 69. bryant, elizabeth: 169. bryant, larry p.: 169. bryant, micky: 169. buchanan, harry e.: 169, 195. buckingham, vicky a.: 169, 191. bunn, michael s.: 1 69. burke, clyde r,: 65, 169. burner, darlene g.: 169. burnette, judge e.: 169. burnette, thomas g.: 169. burton, beckie: 1 69. bushong, steven a.: 169, 208. bustos, daniel I.: 1 69. byrd, patricia i.: 169. byrum, delores k.: 169. byrum, mark w.: 169, 76. caine, anthony I.: 169, 207. Caldwell, randy c.: 169. callis, wayne e.: 169, 91, 199, 206. Campbell, Stephen t.: 169, 76. carden, jeanette d.: 170. carpenter, carol I.: 170. corr, m. lawrence: 65, 170. corter, dale lee: 170. carter, don c.: 1 70. carter, gale m.: 170, 196, 202. carty, debbie s.: 170. carver, gina I.; 1 70. cassels, donna r.: 170. casterline, margaret b.: 170, 191. chapman, debbie: 170. chapman, karen: 170. cheat, mark c.: 170, 208. Christie, sherry: 1 70. dark, robert a.: 170, 188, 75. cluverius, joni a.: 47, 170. coggins, ralph j.; 1 70. coleman, ricky s.: 170, 73, 76, 202. Collins, angelo f.: 170, 67, 204. collins, mondel I.: 170. colwill, desiree a.: 170, 207. combs, keith r.: 1 70. combs, kenneth e.: 170, 206. cone, donna m.: 170. Conrad, william m.: 170, 1 17, 205, 206. cooke, oscar r.: 170. weddle, david e.: 43, 165, 200, 204. weidman, sandro I.: 165. west, Charles mike: 165, 203. west, david I.: 165. west, tommy: 165. whitoker, aaron e.: 165. whitby, john: 207. white, michael c.: 165. white, thomas j.: 165. whitmore, kenneth I..- 165, 208. wiesalowski, sam: 165. wiesse, randy: 165. willett, Charles t.: 166. williams, chuck: 166. williams, chuck: 166. williams, donna j.: 107, 204. williams, george s.: 166. williams, johnnie I.: 166, 199, 207. willing, lani; 166, 201. wilson, james n.: 166. windmuller, eric: 166. wolfe, shelley jo: 166. wood, dennis: 1 66. wood, grady a.: 166. wooddell, alice e.: 166. woodie, betty jo: 166. woolard, randy p.: 166. worley, harry w.: 166. wyer, deborah j.: 166, 118. york, barry s.: 166. young, douglas w.: 166. copIey, casey: 170, 55. cottrill, Clyde: 64, 170. cowan, kevin r.: 170. crow, shelia m.: 170, 196, 54, 204. Crowder, davis g.: 171. cundiff, debbie I.: 171. currier, michael m.: 171. curtin, mory ann: 171. curtin, mike: 1 71 . docken, marc: 171. danchak, randall w.: 171. daniels, kennedy s.: 171, 73. darden, patricia a.: 171. dorlington, rebecca a.: 171. davis, edward n.: 171, 91. davis, kenneth: 171 . davis, linda j.: 171, 204. davis, lisa m.: 171, 194, 66, 211. deal, billy e.: 1 71 . dealba, shoron d.: 171, 201. delano, seretha a.: 171, 207. denby, laurel j.: 171, 196, 204, 207. dennis, marilyn y.; 171, 196, 202. depalm, ramon I.: 171, 208. desmarais, carol j.: 171. devan, james s.: 171. diaz, larry n.: 1 71 . dillion, henry j.: 171 . dixon, darlin I.: 171 . dodgen, m. Catherine: 171, 197. donaldson, linda s.: 171. donaidson, paul: 171. douglas, karen a.: 171, 196, 202. douglas, warren: 171. downs, michael I.: 167, 172, 188. dunrkoph, don: 172. dumas, monty g.: 172, 202. dunowoy, wiltiom: 172, 76. durhom, susan y.: 172. durrence, michael d.: 172. ebers, douglos e.: 172, 73. edmonds, teresa I.: 172, 204, 207. epperson, gwendolyn j.: 172, 196, 202. erickson, ann v.: 172. evans, alia lee: 1 72. evans, nancy g.: 172. evans, velma c.: 172. faherty, wanda y.: 172. foirbanks, doug: 172, 202. farrell, govin d.: 1 72. farrior, jerry: 45, 65, 172. fayette, david r.; 172, 200. fees, barbara I.: 172, 54, 204. ferguson, donna c.: 172. ferguson, tony lee: 172, 207. ferrier, Hollister o.: 167, 172, 188, 204. ferris, joanne: 1 72. fields, brendo d.: 172, 202, 204. fields, woyne a.: 172. fisher, lynette m.: 172, 200. fisher, thomas r.: 1 72. fitzgerald, Constance d.: 47, 172. fletcher, richard c.; 173. forester, hildo j.: 173. formon, sheree I.: 173. fournier, rodger b.: 173. fox, c. shirlane: 1 73. frazier, candice I.: 173, 200, 201. frozier, isiah: 1 73. goines, james t.: 173. gapcynski, pool v.: 173, 75. gardner, mory e.: 173. giese, donna: 173, 204. giles, Christopher s.: 173. gillespie, deborah s.: 173. gillikin, alice f.: 173, 201. goddard, patsy ann: 173, 207. goens, ben: 1 73. goens, ivey lee: 173. gooch, robert k.: 173. gordon, ctystal d.: 173. gordon, james e.: 173. gouger, david h.: 173. grady, margaret j.: 173, 200. greenv ood, terri I.: 173. gregory, Chester: 1 73. gregory, evelyn I.: 173, 207. griffin, debra: 173, 202. griffin, desiree m.: 173. griffin, diane g.: 1 73. griffs, Steven a.: 173, 91. grigsby, judith g.: 173, 196. grogan, ralph c.: 174. guertin, anita e.: 1 74. guffee, pamelo k.: 174, 200, 206. gummo, judith a.: 174. gurkin, ricky lee: 174. gwaltney, samuel a.: 174. haase, denise c.: 208. hadden, robert I.: 174, 208. Hansford, donald a.: 174. harcum, sarah I.: 174, 200. border, kotherine m.: 174, 54. harmon, wanda s.; 174, 204. harper, deboroh e.; 174. Harris, george: 1 75. Harris, vincent j.: 65, 174, 208. hothaway, mary a.: 174, 204, 205, 206. howkes, kim w.: 174, 208, 209. hawkins, Stephen e.: 174. Hazelwood, adolia m.: 47, 167, 174, 204. Hefner, john w.: 174. heintzlemon, richard e.: 174, 208. Henderson, peter v.: 65, 167, 174, 188. Henning, margo I.: 174. Hensley, john a.: 174, 199. hepner, paula m.: 174. Hermann, john t.: 174. hertzig, phillip k.: 95, 174. hickmon, connie d.: 174, 204. hickman, james: 174, 199. hill, william j.: 174, 73, 208. hobgood, michael w.: 1 74, 91 . hodge, chorles g.: 175, 76, 206. hogge, james: 1 75. holewinski, pomelo a.; 175. Holloway, graig: 207. holmes, andra m.: 175. holt, robert lee: 1 75. hoover, Howard lee: 175, 188, 194, 43, 76, 204. hopke, william j.: 65, 167, 175, 76. home, jonis m.: 1 75. house, donald: 1 75. house, donald: 1 75. house, fronces b.: 1 75, 1 88, 55, 201 , 204, 207. huckaby, james ray: 43, 175, 76, 188, 204. huckaby, janiee f.: 175, 188. huebinger, kotherine: 175. huff, james h.: 1 75. hughes, terry I.: 1 75. hughes, vivion d.: 175. humbles, debra a.: 175 208. hunt, jacqueline a.: 175, 196, 202, 207. ihlefield, deborah g.: 175, 207. ingram, cynthio g.: 175. ingrom, garland j.; 175. ingram, rindo c.: 175. irby, malcom h.: 175, 207. irwin, donna I.: 175. jackson, linda j.: 207. james, michael I.: 175, 76, 208, 209. jamison, deborah r.: 1 75, 1 88, 211. johnson, iris: 1 75. johnson, marcio s.: 176. johnson, signe t.: 176, 67. johnson, Stanley m.: 176. johnston, lisa k.; 176, 195, 201, 207. jones, joanie m.: 176. jones, joyce a.: 1 76. jones, juanita g.: 1 76. jones, leigh e.: 176, 188, 204. joyner, mory onn: 176. keith, mary jo: 1 76. keitt, linda m.: 176, 188, 202. kelly, Charles s.: 45, 176, 91. kepley, paula s.: 47, 176, 204, 207. kertesz, gerald j.: 45, 176. kessinger, shirley j.: 176. killough, james I.: 176. king, Harriet I.: 176, 202. king, karen e.: 1 76. kintner, james c.: 45, 176, 76, 204. kirchof, Clifford e.: 176, 76. knowles, brent a.: 176, 194. knox, donna r.: 176. knox, susan e.: 176, 207. komula, georgeanne: 176. krogh, denise m.: 176, 54, 204. krushop, debra k.; 176. lomb, barbara a.: 176. lamos, richard c.: 45, 176, 76. lane, janiee m.: 176, 67. langevin, bruce kenneth: 176. lawson, julie a.: 1 77. lawson, rebecco k.: 177, 194, 201, 204. loyne, john a.: 177, 194, 75. lee, rebecco: 177, 67, 202, 204, 206. levorsen, julian i.: 177. lewis, ormelio d.: 177, 67. lewis, james s.: 45, 177. lewis, michoel e.: 177. lewis, sandra n.: 177. liddell, david w.: 1 77. liddell, mylia d.: 1 77. lillord, phyllis k.: 177, 202. lindsey, kotherine m.: 177. liverman, toni I.: 177, 200, 202. lomax, percell a.: 177. long, joel k.: 45, 177, 76. louden, george: 177. louden, pouline: 177. lowe, fronces f.: 177. lucion, jacqueline k.: 177, 202. lucien, glenn: 1 77. machen, terry lee: 177. macush, jone e.: 177. magerowski, ellen f.: 177. mahoney, elaine: 177. maidment, jeff w.: 177, 188. major, marvin b.: 177, 208, 209. mann, james a.: 1 77. morsholl, diane I.: 177. marshall, mike: 178, 197, 208. martin, george h.: 178. martin, john I.: 45, 178, 91. martin, sandra g.: 178. martz, kotherine s.: 178, 189. mason, potrice 1.: 178. moson, william I.: 73, 74, 75, 76. mathios, debbie k.: 178. mothis, eorl j.: 1 78. matthews, mike alan: 178. maxwell, dovid b.: 178, 76. mazzarese, lucinda s.: 178. mcavister, bonnie: 1 78, 111. megaw, elizabeth j.: 178. meguire, marty g.: 1 78, 91 . mchugh, thomas b.: 178, 200. mcindyre, karen d.: 178, 201. mckinney, rebecco o.: 178. mclamb, peggy: 178. mclean, charles e.: 178. mclin, gewe d.: 1 78. mespodden, bonnie j.: 178. melville, karla r.: 178. merriweather, linda a.: 178. milam, jeffery I.: 45, 65, 178, 188, 76, 204. miles, ralph o.: 1 78. miller, jomes: 178, 199, 204. mills, alien 1.: 1 79. mills, judy I.: 178. mills, lee t.; 179, 73, 208. minkins, kershaw t.: 73, 76. mitchell, roger e.: 179. moore, arno early: 179, 208. moore, norman w.: 179. moore, steven e.: 179, 79. morris, donny: 1 79. morris, kenneth I.: 179. morris, richord I.; 77. morrison, mono I.: 179, 196. morton, m. althea: 179. moul, thomas m.: 179, 73. mulkey, shanan may: 179, 202. mulligan, robert c.: 95, 1 79, 1 88, 76, 204. murphy, dinnis d.: 179. murphy, john j.: 179, 194, 203. murray, anita r.: 179, 196. murroy, carl: 179, 207. murroy, deborah a.: 179, 195, 200. musick, albert s.: 179, 207. narro, david: 1 79. narron, noncy e.: 179, 207. narwid, geraldine m.: 179, 1 1, 202. neading, nancy I.: 179. nelson, dudley f.: 179, 204. nethersole, michael c.: 45, 179, 73. northington, darrell w.: 179. nunn, nancy e.: 179, 67. ookley, henry s.; 179. o’connor, kerry I.: 179. odom, michoel n.: 179, 204. o ' hara, mary a.: 180. o ' neal, david: 1 80. opie, dole j.: 1 80. orr, robyn: 1 80, 1 1 9. Owen, george s.: 1 80. Owens, gilbert r.: 45, 180, 91. padelt, barbara j.: 180, 200. porker, ray: 180. parr, susan a.: 1 80. potton, linda f.: 180. patton, susan: 1 80. payne, nadlew: 180. peglow, richard d.: 180. pegrom, joseph a.: 180. penzold, m. atlee: 180. perrin, eddie a.: 45, 65, 180. perry, dolores: 1 80. perry, sandra c.: 180, 200. phillips, nancy I.: 1 80. plckrol, elizabeth f.: 180. piggott, mervin lee: 1 80. pitchford, david w.: 180. pitchford, frank h.: 180. platt, Stephen j.: 180. pollard, olice j.: 1 80. pollard, evelyn j.: 180. pomeroy, richard a.: 180, 208. powell, Constance s.: 180. powell, martha r.: 180. poyer, denise: 1 80. presnell, wathia I.: 169. preston, karen e.: 181, 207. priode, terri: 207. pritchard, james e.: 181. prow, maria s.: 181. purvis, ronald e.: 181. queijo, terry I.: 181, 55. quesenberry, deborah m.: 181. radcliffe, robert h.: 181. ragan, barbara m.: 181, 207. randall, calvin j.: 181. rosh, t. Steven: 181. rastetter, thomas j.: 181 . rawles, jethro: 181. reaves, sharon m.: 181, 208. redcross, ann d.: 181, 207. redd, david e.: 181. regi, haldor c.: 181. revish, diane: 181 . rice, mike: 65, 181, 91. rice, Steven e.: 45, 181, 76. richard, peggy ann: 181. richie, douglas e.: 181, 208. risner, joanne: 181. robbins, valeric s.: 181, 201. 246 robertson, ondreo k.: 181. smith, deborah w.: 182. thompson, philip r.: 65, 183, 189, 76, welch, micheol d.; 207. robertson, edward g.: 181. sith, gory c.: 1 82. 204. wells, susan d.: 1 84. robertson, randy w.: 181. smith, jamie sue: 182, 202. thompson, timothy e.; 183, 43, 91, 200, welsh, darlewe 1.: 184, 202. robin$, augustine w.: 45 , 181. smith, robert s.: 45, 182. 204. west, pomelo r.; 185, 188, 204. robinson, hiram e.: 45, 181, 199. smith, wilhemina e.: 182. tinker, eddie: 184, 119. west, rachel m.: 185, 188, 204. roessner, erica a.: 181. sneddon, moiro: 1 83. tinker, lawrence e.: 184. west, roy neal: 1 85. roller, georgia a.: 182, 201. snyder, lindo: 1 83. toliver, shirley d.: 184. westberry, kothryn a.: 185, 204. rowe, susan m.: 182. Southall, Cynthia a.: 183, 204. trundy, lance v.: 1 84. Westmoreland, randell f.: 185. rowe, tom: 1 82. southard, shard, sharon a.: 183. tucker, wayne s.: 184, 199. white, Camilla d.: 185, 196, 202. rumsey, tomara c.: 182. stadts, ann m.: 1 83. tunstall, peter: 1 84. whit, dennis n.: 1 85. russell, deborah k.: 182, 195. stewort, andrea d.: 183. tyler, lindo y.: 1 84. white, jenny c.: 1 85. russell, Steve o.: 1 82. Stewart, john r.: 1 83. tyson, delores g.: 184. white, leomo: 1 85, 211. ruth, betty ann: 182, 207. stockmon, lynne: 183. vacekunia, micheal j.: 184. widner, borbaro I.: 185. ryan, victoria j.: 182, 201, 207. stokes, kenneth f.: 91. vannotter, rhowda s.: 184. wilburn, beverty a.: 185. Salisbury, evelyn j.: 182. stombaugh, vickie d.: 183, 108. Vincent, moureen 1.; 184, 202. williams, janet a.: 185. savage, janet lee: 182, 202. stone, stonley r.: 183. volpone, sandro m.: 184, 200. williams, kermit v.: 185. sawyer, edie: 1 82. stoneburner, pomelo k.: 183, 194. vorgang, blaine d.: 184, 73, 76. williams, nathan e.: 185, 208, 209. seals, katherine m.: 47, 167, 182. stoutingberg, syrethnia m.: 183, 196, 202, VOSS, odrienne e.: 184, 55, 204. williams, robert s.: 185. senecat, joe: 1 82. 206, 208. wagoner, emily a.: 184. wilson, brenda j.: 185, 204, 207. show, carl j.: 1 82. Stryker, sondra a.: 183, 196, 201. wagoner, monica 1.: 184. wood, barbara a.: 185. shelly, pom c.; 1 82. stumbough, chris a.: 183. wagoner, penny: 111. wood, brodford s.: 77. shelton, sandro c.: 47, 182. Sullivan, robert a.: 1 83, 91 . walkup, linda m.: 47, 184, 204. wood, james o.: 185, 76. shepard, terry 1.: 1 82. sweet, bradford h.; 183. Wallace, james: 184. wood, james d.: 185. shorter, dennis: 1 82, 200. swinton, levence: 183, 76. walton, david m.: 184. wright, johnny q.: 65, 185. shuey, kevin |on: 1 82, 91 . tapscott, frocy r.: 183, 197. Washburn, mary b.: 184, 202. wright, johnsie: 185, 196, 1 18, 206, 207. shugrue, thomas: 182, 195. thomos, dei orah d.: 183, 67. Washington, gwendolyn m.: 184. wyott, pinky a.: 185, 204. simmons, anne m.: 182. thomos, debra j.: 183, 66, 204. Washington, vivan m.: 184, 188, 202. wymer, thomas 1.: 185, 208. simpson, lee a.: 1 82. thomas, donold p.: 183. waters, Christine: 184. wynkoop, mark w.: 185. slade, Claude e.: 1 96. thomas, kathleen a.: 183, 200. weaver, franklin b.: 45, 184. young, patricial: 185. smith, cynthio h.: 182, 196, 201. thomas, lois e.: 1 83. webb, jack m.: 184, 206. zaremsky, donold w.: 185. smith, deborah; 182, 54, 55. thomas, steven c.: 203. 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