For Reference Not to be taken from this library I Don ' t Know Where I ' m Going . . . - YORK PUBLIC LlBRARVV 1974 Falcon York High School Yorktown, Virginia Volume 20 ' hd Faculty W Extra-Curricular Activities 4 As we find ourselves emerging from the darkness, we wonder: Who am I? What am I? Where am I going? What is my pur- pose in life? Where will I find the answers? 5 i We break our falls, pick up our thoughts, and move on — through the unknown — developing and experiencing the lessons of life. .! i ' Our walk saw pride and enthusiasm coming from all corners during Homecoming ' 73. A spirit week kicked off the festivities which included a “Faculty Fifties day, a spirit dinner, pep ral- lies, and the first parade in York’s history. 9 i 10 1 1 T Amid the confusion of napkins, wires, point, and missing bodies, spon- sors were surprised to see the forms of floats emerge. Competitive spirit ran high fed by effort. Seniors took the float honors while the underclass- men gracefully accepted the Senior win. 12 Hoinecomfng Queen onnie Johnson f4. I Amidst the rolling of drums, Bonnie Johnson was crowned Homecoming Queen of ’73. Her court consisted of prin- cesses from each class. They were . . . 14 15 Opening Section and Faculty Extra-Curricular Activities Indexes Mr. Milam The principal of York High is a man often heard from, but seen by few. Casual encounters with students enable him to recognize faces if not names. With an occasional nod or smile for passing teachers and students, Mr. Milam makes his way through crowds to begin a busy day. His goal is to help students start on their own paths. Perhaps that is what makes his job gratifying; to see students end a part of their lives at York and continue them elsewhere. And each year Mr. Milam meets the challenge of sending another class on its way. 20 Assistant Principals Lend a Helping Hand The offices of assistant principals under- went quite a change this year. Mr. Perkins and Dr. Corley joined Mr. Page in adminis- tering aid to students. Dr. Corley was asso- ciate principal in charge of student instruc- tion and guidance. He was very dedicated to quality education and student interest. Mr. Perkins had the frustrating job of coor- dinating student activities. The nickname, “Perky, projects the attitude he felt toward his work. Discipline was main- tained by Mr. Page. His firm manner made a great impression on everyone con- cerned. Altogether they have done a fan- tastic job for the students. 21 Hard-Working Secretaries Keep Things Running Smoothly in The Office Well-known Mrs. Pippin became Mr. Milam ' s secre- tary this year. 22 L. to R.; Mr. Erasmi, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Newcomb, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Gist, Mr. Poole. Absent: Mrs. Gregory. Guidance Few people appreciate all the hard work the guidance department puts into running the school. The counselors drove themselves crazy keeping track of the students and trying to arrange everyone ' s schedule to suit them, and the secretaries, Mrs. Atkins and Mrs. Newcomb, were kept more than busy just trying to organize everything. A word should also be put in for the guidance aides who were busy doing anything they could to help with the work load and give the counselors more time with the students. Without this vital group of people, the school could not have survived. ! « Mrs. Worst, a permanent substitute, smilingly takes over teacherless classes. 23 Custodians When the last bell rings, they don’t notice the mess left behind. Patient custodians linger and clean up remnants of a busy day. They are the backbone of York, for without them schoo l would be chaotic. Cafeteria Staff By mid-morning, tempting aromas drifted from the cafeteria, antagonizing hungry stu- dents. For an hour and a half the empty cafe- teria comes to life, with swarms of people bustling around. 24 Librarians Strive for Efficiency IBRARIANS, L. to R.: Mrs. Beachum, Mrs. Moul, and Mrs. Bruno. Not pictured: Mrs. Buchanan. Mrs. B. We gave her our tired, our poor, our hud- dled masses yearning to breathe free . . . Yes, free of the cough, the hack, and eternal wheeze from which we all do suffer. Thanks for our health, well being, and free phone calls when we’re short a dime. (apologies to the Statue of Liberty) YORK’S PATIENT NURSE: Mrs. Beazlie. 25 Foreign Language Teachers and Art Teachers work to instill cultural interests into York High students L. to R.! Mr. Harrison, AArs. Hansford, AAr. Rowe, Mrs. Sykes, AAiss Hart, Miss Beverly. 26 Music Department Assists in Musical From the chorus room, opulent voices hod to compete against the band’s unrestrained tempo in the corriders. Neither showed any effects of being hampered in concerts or assemblies. AArs. Rathcamp provides a little accompaniment for her choral groups. AAr. Wright enjoys listening to jazz between classes. 27 Social Studies Cooperation was the key to a successful year for the Social Studies Department. With cooperation of the classes, teachers could unlock doors that had been firmly closed. Relating current events to similar inci- dents that occured in the history of our nation proved to be the appropriate stimu- lant to keep students on their toes. L. to R.: Mrs. Ahner, Mrs. Hansford. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Spruiell, Mr. Zalumas, Mr. Seward. 28 English Teachers Work Hard To Make The English Program Varied and Interesting Seated, L. to R.: Mrs. Wilcher, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Perkins. Stand- ing: Mr. Bradley, Mr. Sullivan, Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Myers, Mr. Gilliam. 29 Mathematics Department Plotting its way through unknown extremes, the Moth Department kept attention focused on students comprehen- sion. The courses offered were those that kept to the point. Students had the deci- sion of selecting those satisfying their capabilities. L. to R. From Bottom; Mr. Almonrode, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Hughes, Mr. Busick, Mrs. Deal, Miss Graves, AAr. Gill, Mr. Strickler, Mrs. Eyre. 30 Science Department The pungent fumes of formaldehyde and other strong chemicals never failed to arouse comments from passers-by in the hall. Nev- ertheless, biology and chemistry pupils braved the intense odors to observe and learn from their experiments. 31 NJROTC Sees Year of Activities and Personnel Change NJROTC, despite some energy crisis shifts in field trips, once again introduced both young men and young ladies to the advantages offered by the military. Helicopters, ships, and bases felt the tread of Cmdr. Huddleston ' s sailors. Halfway through the year. Chief Leitch filled in for the retiring Sgt. Baker. He took over the drill team, rifle team, and some class instruction. 32 Business, Home Economics, and Distributive Education Teachers worked with students in an effort to prepare them for their future role in society L. to R.: Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Burri, Mrs. Carver. Seated: Mrs. Credle. 33 Mr. Hovis AAr. Jackson Mr. Beatty Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts Department acquainted students to the worlds of electronics, drafting, and Shop. It gave students the gist of what they can expect for future jobs in these fields. k A m A o 1 Mr. Little 34 Mr. Swartz, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Liddle. Mr. Swar+z and the Electronics Department put a spark into pep rallies Where ever there was a picture to be taken, Mr. Beatty was there with camera in hand GRAPHIC ARTS TEACHER: Mr. Beatty 35 and Faculty L. to R. From Bottom: Mr. Edmonds, M. Tose, R. Palmer, A. Andrews, L. Gibson, J. Robinson, M. Foster, A. Forrior, G. Reinfield, W. Aumon, D. Squires, J. Talbot, M. LeMol, J. McConnell, M. Jacobs, L. Hathaway, A. Evans, K. Hogge, B. Downy, J. Grey, S. Foster, T. Moyler, S. Campbell, M. Wallace, L. Jackson, R. Montgomery, D. Warren, P. Rosche, D. Smith, F. DeCoursey, K. Crook, D. Cornahan, B. Sweeney, P. Carnahan, D. Lauphezy, C. Graham, K. Davis, J. Riggs — Capt., E. Whitby , R. Evans, C. Auman, T. Burrell, S. Williams, D. Hodge, W. Pannill, D. Lewis, J. Foss, E. Harmon, T. Knollman, D. Phillips, J. Washington. The thrill of Victory — and the agony of defeat. That is the story behind the Falcons ' 73 Football Season. Behind the pads, cleats, and muddy uniforms, there were men willing to risk pulled hamstrings, dislocated shoulders, and minor cuts and bruises, just to win that big” game — and they did! Lead by John Riggs and Warren Pannill, co-captains. The Varsity Football team worked diligently through the summer preparing to win. The season began on September 7, where the determined Falcons met the “rookie” Rams. York was surprised” at the power Lafayette possessed and regretfully faced their first defeat, 20-0. A bad streak of luck followed York through another defeat, where Hampton smashed York’s hopes, 22-0. Then, just as York had unwillingly accepted two losses, the Falcons came alive and suc- ceeded in defeating five teams, literally shocking the peninsula fans. The most important victory was against Pembroke, where York won their first Homecoming in 1 3 years, gaining seven points and leaving Pembroke scoreless. Another important gain was seen against Menchville, where York made an impressive 5 interceptions, and left the field with a 23-14 victory. 38 York Takes the ' ' Juice ' ' Out of Big Orange Country Followed by two losses against Bethel and Ferguson, York faced it county rival on November 16 — The “Big Orange. The Fal- cons undoubtedly “caged the Tigers with an impressive 2 1 -7 win, ending the season with a 6-4 record, and leading the district in inter- ceptions. Post-season action found 1 2 York players on All-District teams, with Kevin Hogge, Johnny Robinson, and Marshall Wal- lace making the first team. Five Varsity players were honored as All-Eastern Regional nominees and again, Johnny Robinson and Kevin Hogge received hon- orable mention as All-State players. All in all, York ' s ' 73 Varsity Football season was an exciting, successful, and unforgettable one. The games won, and those lost, all contributed to the friends made in clean competition, the spirit gained throughout the student body, and the pride that was felt from knowing that “we did our best — AS ALWAYS! 39 L. to R., First Row: J. Carter, B. Downey, D. Nazereth, L. Jackson, T. Nethersole, R. Smith, J. Vann, E. Wright. Second Row: C. Auman, M. Edmonds, W. Smith, D. Warren, B. Evans, T. Simpson, M. Foster, R. Ingram. Third Row: R. Shipman, P. Stork, T. Walls, C. Fass, R. Harris, S. Horn, W. Whitley, R. Gates. Fourth Row: J. Langston, M. Concilus, V. Woodson, J. Hodge, T. Denton, G. Seltzer, R. Miller, J. Skove. Fourth Row: M. DeShazor, D. Carnahan, Coach Jackson, R. Ransome. J.V. Football Team Suffers Grave Disappointments The Junior Varsity ' s season came to a close with their holding of two wins, four losses, and one game tied-up. Although they had a disappointing season, morale and confidence is vast. Many of the players wish to continue playing ball with Varisty next year. 40 L. to R.: A. Richwine, B. Wright, G. Worley, P. Alfriend, M. Chess, C. Lindsey, S. Hess, B. Frolich, T. Holup, L. McDougol, B. Richwine, R. Adorns, C. Gardner, R. DePolm, P. Lonrros, J. Puffenburger. Not Pictured: O. Shepherd. Girls ' Hockey Team gave a hundred per cent plus toward winning season The Girls’ Field Hockey Team showed York what a tremendous job it con do by winning all of its gomes. In our hearts we know our girls ore number one, despite ironic twists in the rules. 41 Varsity Cheerleaders Led by Karen Wallace and Beverly Carpenter, the Varsity Cheerleaders encouraged the Falcons tov ard repeated victories. They led the crov ds in cheers despite the harsh winds, frozen fingers, and tangled hair. Three days a week, they remained after school to plan training tables for the Falcons, make spirit banners, practice cheers, plan pep rallies, and other school activities. When they got into a jam, the Varsity Cheerleaders would run to Mrs. Davey, their dedi- cated sponsor, who remained calm and collected and took care of all their catastrophies.” Thanks to the Victorious Falcons, the Varsity Cheerleaders successfully lead the student body through exciting wins and sometimes, heart-breaking defeats, with smiles and enthusi- asm. 42 L. to R. From Bottom: B. Carpenter — Co-Copt., D. Holup, K. Wallace — Capt., J. Gurtler, C. Gillikin, K. Kinard, P. Ciatto, A. Carter, K. Hogg, B. Johnson, B. Cain, D. Barkely, (Absent.) Fight Song Oh when the York High Falcons fall in line, we’re gonna win that victory every time. For York High School we will always be, and for our team we ' ll always cheer so faithfullyl We’re gonna fight, fight, fight the whole night through, and when we get that ball we’ll put it through. For we are York High School! Have no fear! Hear our cheer! RAH, RAH, RAH! Alma Mater Where our loyal patriots won In the warm October sun Stands our school a tribute to. Our heroes strong and true. Hail York High! Hail York High! May her spirit never die Hail York High! Hail York High! May her banner ever fly. We will follow in their way. Steadfast, loyal day by day! Honor to York High will bring of Alma Mater sing! 43 The J. V. Cheerleaders; Debbie Saunders, Diana Guarino, Pat Daw- son, Charlotte Hill, Donna Southall, Anne Jones, Letitia Pannill, Kathlyn Taylor, and Arlene Howington, led by Nancy Aldridge and Vickie Milam backed the J. V. Football Team all the way. Rain or shine, their presence inspired players and spectators alike. 44 to R., From Bottom; R. Comm, G. Walker, L. Francis, A. Hill, D. Hester, S. Chisman. Pep Club Spirit An eager clan of girls clad in blue and white undeniably geared fans to sway with spirit at games along with the cheer- leaders. They also helped raise funds for the school musical by selling pom-poms, candy, and spirit buttons. 45 Miss York High Pageant 1973-74 Dorothy Barkley — Miss York High With all the glitter and excitement of a national televised pageant, the Miss York High Pageant was one of the big crowd-drawing events at York. All the contestants performed beautifully and projected the needed poise and personality. The Senior Class was represented by five of their talented young ladies. Karen Wallace performed a free-dance routine, while Jo Harding played an original piece on the piano. Laura Kelly sang ‘Tm Gonna Wash That Man Right Our of My Hair from South Pacific. Sherri Spencer gracefully twirled batons and Wanda Barbour sang Trade Winds. The talents of the Junior Class in the pageant were: Peggy Alfriend, who played a concerto on the piano and Lori Millen who sang an original whimsical song while accompanying herself on the guitar. Susan Quass sang Who Will Buy from Oliver and Dorothy Barkley sang “My Favorite Things from the Sound of Music. The Freshmen were represented by Gwen Gilliken who presented a gymnastics routine, Nancy Williams who sang I Don ' t Know How to Love Him from Jesus Christ Superstar, and Stacy Langston who performed a dance routine. Every girl presented her talent with grace and when asked a serious personality question, each responded promptly and surely. It was a hard decision to make but the judges chose Dorothy Barkley to be the 1 973-74 Miss York High. 46 Sheri Spencer — First Runner-up. ' 48 Student Cooperative Association The SCA of 1 973-74 has come through again with many accomplishments and events. They sponsored and made everything possible for the spectacular Homecoming. They headed and ran the Miss York High Pag- eant which proved to be worth all the work put into it. The SCA representatives meet at certain times during the year to solve student problems, to answer questions of the school, and to work out the plans for school activities and events. Every student knows that if they have a question or idea concerning York High, they have the open ears of the SCA at all times. SCA OFFICERS: L. to R.: S. Foster — Parliamentarian, D. Martz — Treasurer, W. Hart — President, P. Brown — Second Vice-President, W. Nethersole — Secretary, M. Tose — First Vice-President. hi REPRESENTATIVES: L. to R.: Stuart Stevens. First Row: B. Quass, L. Crutchlow, S. Forman, W. Thomas, M. Jacobs, L. Stevens, W. Nethersole, C. Hill, M. Hargis, E. Francis, A. Hill, M. Testa, A. Dothard, C. Anglin. Second Row: L. Mikulas, J. Blue, J. McNamara, K. Shaw, G. Worley, M. Epps, R. Hogg, S. Brown, P. Reinth, H. Cochran, P. Lamos, S. Collins, M. Huff, D. White, D. Jones. Third Row: S. Kelly, G. Edwards, J. Merrill, A. Diakun, R. Palmer, L. Macintosh, C. Bowman, J. Darden, D. Martz, S. Foster, D. Mullins, M. Wallace. 50 L. to R.: C. Flagge, D. Clark, N. Rosario, L. Kelly, C. Brewster, N. Kelly, M. Huff, E. Goyette, S. Freeman, S. Spencer, C. Siegel, M. High, C. Smoot, C. Drubell, B. K irkman, K. Wyatt, H. Trowbridge, P. French, N. Murrow, M. McCracken, K. Wallace, P. Tabb, M. Testa, D. Vaughn, J. Quass, S. Foster, C. Birdsong, P. Carnahan, H. Bonck, R. Hinson, K. Carney, L. Payne, T. Ruzecki, P. Kelly, M. Waclawski. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is a selective organization for juniors and seniors. Member- ship has been recognized nationally as one of the highest honors given to a high school stu- dent, with each member having attained at least an overall 3.25 average. This is not the only requirement however, as the purpose of the NHS is to promote the ideals of scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service through out the school. 51 French Club Expands Membership and Activities L. to R.: W. Priest, S. Kyser, W. Wolfe, T. Seibert, A. Poteote, L. Mikulus, M. Washam, J. Edwards, C. Shaw, S. Meador, M. Kirkman, A Ferguson, B. Jacobs, R. Brice, A. Coward, S. Denbigh, E. Fournier, A. Terman, E. Goyette, J. Kinde, J. Miller, N. Kelly, C. Anglin, J. Stahl, B Crouch, C. Gillikin, M. Jackson, K. Sweeny, D. Sundy, S. McFadden, C. Wyatt, J. Blue, J. Hill, M. Athas, V. Davis, J. Duke, P. Kelly, G Pennington, L. Brockman, M. Epps, B. Canady, M. Weston, C. Mason, L. Millen, J. Harding. By raising 1 000 dollars from donut and candy sales the French Club was able to go to Quebec, Canada, during Easter vacation. Other activities were a French dinner and a cafe with entertainment by Lewis McGehee. Miss Hart was the sponsor and Jo Harding was President, providing sterling leadership throughout the year. r mB L. to R., Seated; L. Werrels, L. Carroll, H. Bonck, R. Hinson, T. White. Standing; Mr. Rowe — Sponsor, J. Godsey, M. Adams, K. Martin, L. Carney. Spanish Speaking Peoples. It was a nice Photo, so we thought we ' d include it. German Club Spricht Fort Despite The Energy Crisis 53 Latin Club This has been a busy year for the year started off with an entry in the Homecoming Parade, in the style of a Roman Forum. Around Christmas time they were out peddling fruit cakes, to supplement their treasury. The club is planning to use this money on a trip to Washington D.C. To wind up the year, the members are planning a picnic. And you thought Latin was a dead lan- guage! L. to R.: M. McCracken, R. Stewart, K. Busbin, T. Jenkins, D. White, M. Huff, Pres., D. Bishop, D. Sykes. 54 L. to R.: D. Falin, J. Vogley, Mr. Gill, sponsor, D. Fulton, A. Morse, B. AAichuro, R. Hill, D. Mullins, G. Flory. Hidden: K. Fettermon. L. to R., Seated: N. Kelly, C. Reid. Standing; D. Sundy, A. Furguson, S. Denby, K. Flogge. Chess Club The Chess Club this year is small in quantity but large in quality. Headed by Mr. Gill, they won numerous chess matches and tournaments. They are also planning a school-wide tournament for both members and non-members of the chess club to compete in chess matches. A.F.S. The American Field Service, an organization designed to promote peace and harmony between nations, has a chapter at York. Although not expremely active this year, they hope that the funds to bring a student to York and send one for here can be raised again in the future. Mrs. Beasley, Mrs. Thompson, and Mr. Harrison helped sponsor the group. 55 WYCS Makes Improvements WYCS went through many changes this year. A new studio was added and put into operation. All of the studios were painted and new carpet was placed in the studios and hall way. WYCS ' s Friday Night Request Shaw was resumed in Janu- ary. WYCS continued to stay on the air bringing Music, News, Sparts, Educational and Special Programs to its listeners. With- out the ‘‘Main Man” Mr. Swartz, none of this would have been made possible. L. to R., First Row: B. Nelson, S. Veoch, R. Swartz, C. Redhair, R. Diakun, C. Horton, C. Gholson, T. Grogan. Second Row: Mr. Liddle, Sponsor, T. Voss, K. Scudder, J. A tkins, C. Hartman, S. Golson, J. Soles, A. Morse, C. Anglin, J. Pegram, S. Kopcynski, J. Shields. Third Row: G. Bartlett, E. Seaman, A. Diakur, B. Atkins, K. Kipper, G. Wooley, Mr. Swartz, Sponsor. Not Pictured: Gory Long. 56 Journey To the Unknown Science Fiction Club members stepping effortlessly out of routine to consider the unlikely. Imaginations flared under the kin- dle provided by Mrs. Smith. L. to R.: K. Morgan, L. Stevens, J. Vogley, B. Michuro, D. McConnas, R. Croke, Mrs. Smith — sponsor, R. Clark, N. Pollock, B. Hill, T. Geiger. Mr. Barber — ca-faunder (Not Pictured). 57 Front to Bock; D. Rickard, C. Almonrode, R. Rhouse, V. Smoot, J. Puffenburger, S. Foreman, K. Payne, M. Mitchem, C. Moul, G. Gillikin, B. Babcock, C. Triplett, V. Blair, M. Fallon, C. Beaman, M. Anderson, A. Haywood, L. Payne. Raw Strength and Courage” 1 974 was the first year that York High had a competitive gymnastics team. Long and hard practice is involved and many have done so for two years bringing many of the girls to their skills of present. Determination proved to be an outstanding characteristic, as a few of the team members attend a “Summer Camp,” for improvement in their field, whether it be floor exercise, uneven parallel bars, balance beam, or vaulting . . . “Specialists” . . . Team members “all-around” placed York High School second in the first two gymnastic meets. — 1 Basketball Sweetheart Tenseness vibrated the air as had the basketball just a few minutes earlier, under the supreme power of the Falcon Basketball Team. The end of the second quarter signals a shift from the game as Cynthia, Mary Kay, Nancy, Sharon, Claretha, Wendy, Margie, Nancy and their escorts glide under the Sweetheart Arch. The crowd supported the Basketball players choice with undeniable enthusiasm as Nancy Zuskin was crowned 1 973-74 Basketball Sweetheart with Cynthia Far- rior as first runner-up. L. to R.: E. Randall, D. Lewis, J. Wright, M. Hundley, A. Farrior, J. Quarles, B. Sweeney; Manager, A. Diakun, J. Talbot, E. Hall, H. Wallace, R. McLaughlin, L. Brown, M. Waclawski, T. Talbert; Manager. 60 Varsity Basketball The Varsity Basketball team started it’s season with high aspira- tions and unbounded spirit. Through their up and down season, the competitive quality of their playing was never lost. Their season began with three losses, followed by a winning streak of five games. All good things must end, though. The highlights of the team ' s season came when they upset the first place team, War- wick, not once, but twice. High scorers on the team were Dewayne Lewis, Edgar Randall, Leon Brown, and Roger Mr. Consistent” McLaughlin. Next year should be an exceptionally good one for the team with eleven returning juniors. 61 L. to R., First Row: K. Harris, D. Morris, H. Rainey, L. Jackson, J. Lee, M. Foster, J. Hopke, D. Ediow, manager. Second Row: R. Evans, S. Summerfield, T. Stephenson, G. Stephenson, K. Cooke, R. Ingram, D. Warren. J.V. Squad Never Quits Hustling The J.V. basketball team was coached by Mr. Davis who led them through fresh- man inexperience and an overall lack of height. On the court the team rallied around Kevin Cooke. Kevin, and the rest of the squad never gave up, despite a few depressing scores. 62 t — M. Epps, C. Minter, N. Clark, A. Galloway, S. Phillips, A. Carter, Miss Hunt — sponsor, H. Trowbridge, D. Greg- ory, C. Patterson, D. Cuftie. Girls Basketball The Girl ' s Basketball Team seemed to sprout wings and glide over the floor leading to one victory after the other. Covering ground with fast maneuvers the girls swept into 6th place. 63 York is Well Represented in District Wrestling and Two Go on to State L. to R., First Row: B. Lindsay, K. Allen, W. Keofer, R. Gates, W. Whitley, R. Gardner, J. Gibson. Second Row: Mr. Reynolds, Coach, M. Tose, B. Aumon, B. Payne, P. Sordelet, R. Monk, Mr. Beatty, Coach. 64 Varsity Wrestling Led by Coach Beatty and Coach Reynolds, the wrestling squad wound their way to a 4-6 record. Each member of the squad wrestled in his own weight class, from 98 lbs. to the 1 86 lbs. and above unlimited group. This fine effort was complimented by an exceptional showing at the district meet held at Menchville. This is especially true in Rodney Garner’s stunning upset over Menchville ' s Winn Huff- man, 8-7 for a 1 st place finish. Other top finishers from York were Wayne Keafer, 3rd place, Maurice Tose, Pete Sordelet, and Robert Monk, 4th place, and Johnny Gibson, 5th place. The team as a whole placed 6th in the district. With this fine district showing and an exciting season, the wrestling team has brought pride and prestige to wrestling here at York High. 65 L. to R., From Bottom: D. Lomax, L. Lewis, A. Gloss, B. Hodges, T. Nethersole, B. Lomax, B. Washington, C. Auman, S. Smith, K. Hopkins. 66 L. to R., First Row: C. Gardner, D. Holup, K. Kinord, P. Ciotto, K. Hogg, A. Carter, B. Carpenter, K. Wallace, B. Johnson, J. Gibson. Second Row: R. Montgomery, R. Swartz, P. arnahan, S. Foster, E. Harmon, J. McConnell, M. Jacobs, J. Talbot, S. Cambell, M. Wallace, L. Jackson. Third Row: J. Soles, J. Grey, H. Wallace, F. DeCoursey, M. Stubbs, E. Hall. L. to R.: L. Brown, D. Squires, J. Hopke, J. Quarles, M. Waclawski, Mr. Busick, Mr. D avis, Sponsars, A. Evans. Monogram Club and F.C.A. provide extra activities for athletes 67 L. to R.! D. Davis, D. Clark, J. Stahl, R. King, S. Hess, K. Flagge, D. Fulton, L. Garrison, L. Woodfin, K. Henry, S. Richis, N. Roberts, P. Alfriend, A. Anderson, B. Tabb, C. McIntosh, C. Wyatt, D. Abrams, C. Creel, C. Thomas, C. Feurer, M. Moon, B. Johnson, T. Stahl, A. Ayers, K. Foley, A. Bartlette, N. Kelly, L. McDougal, B. Fralich, B. Bulson, S. Sweeny, K. Carney, D. White, D. White, G. Worley, P. Pickett, M. Waddell, J. Puffenberger, C. Kinde, B. Gibson, K. Harrison, D. McPhearson, T. Burrell, M. Ragans, J. Davis, D. Hill, T. Ivy, G. Fox, B. Jordan, B. Martin, A. Merrill, J. Gray, A. Evans, D. Falin, J. Wright, T. Gieger, W. Keafer, R. Reveia, D. Southall, K. Sweeny, M. Foster, M. Fu rgurson, G. Orange, C. Redpath, G. Oliver, T. Bowen, D. Johnson, D. Walton, M. Slowikowski, E. Seaman, C. Burke, D. Murrow, D. Hite, S. Kopczynski, M. Crockett, T. Streagle, K. Fetterman. Falcon Band Keeps Up l+s Good Reputation The Falcon Band this year has shown to many people that it is a first-rate band popu- lar with faculty, students, and other people not even connected with the school. They performed some exciting and ingenious halftime shows during the football season sparked with the Majorette’s talented baton twirling. This spring the Falcon Band, together with the Stage Band, planned a trip to New York to perform for another high school band, which, in turn, planned to perform for York High. 68 69 Stage Band Keeps Up Good Reputation L. to R. From Bottom: C. Graham, T. Ivy, K. Fetterman, D. Hill, J. Davis, D. Southall, C. Creel, G. Worley, S. Hundley, C. Redpath, J. Wright, T. Burrell, M. Crocket, M. Jacobs, B. Spooner, D. Martz, P. Rosche, T. Bowen, J. Riggs, G. Fox, T. Streagle. 70 r jif L. to R., First Row: D. Abrams, P. Pickett, M. Waddell, K. Flagge, M. Jacobs. Second Row: j. Davis, K. Carney, A. Anderson, G. Oliver. L. to R., First Row: J. Davis, A. Anderson, B. Tabb, T. Stahl, K. Flagge. Second Row: G. Worley, C. Feorer, M. Crockett, D. Hill, D. Clark. 71 Choraliers and Cavaliers Have a Special Sound L. to R., First Row: V. Huffman, N. Rosario, K. Hogge, L. Woodfin, S. Quass. Second Row: M. Epps, L. Kelly, N. Murrow, B. Wright, L. Stevens, M. Wallace. The Choraliers, led by Mark Smeland, and the Cavaliers, led by Laura Kelly and Mary High, performed together and seper- ately in and out of York County. Together, they sang for the Williamsburg Women’s Club at Bruton Parish House. They also performed for Dare Elementary School students. York High assemblies were also enlivened by their antics. L. to R.: L. Kelly, J. Quass, H. Belcher, M. Seltzer, T. Wall, C. Diakun, M. High. 72 L. fo R., First Row; L. Stevens, W. Barbour, C. Burton, D. Barkley, R. King, B. Wright, E. Crow, P. Wright, N. Rosario, B. Carpenter. Second Row: L. Woodfin, M. Waddill, S. Quass, M. Wallace, M. Smeland, G. Fox, C. Diakun, A. Richwine, C. Smoot, N. Murrow, K. Hogge. Third Row: D. Saunders, C. Reid, J. Quass, K. Harding, H. Belcher, M. Knight, J. Gray, A. Terrill, J. Harding, V. Huffman, L. Kelly. Fourth Row: D. Marquis, C. Anglin, H. Johnston, W. Pannill, J. Class, C. Graham, M. Epps, R. DePalm, K. Wallace. Fifth Row: S. Williams, C. Burke. a cappella The g cappella Choir is one of the most prestigious of the York High choruses. They put on performances for the student body and several outside organizations. To enhance their talent in singing, Mrs. Rathcamp planned an annual cultural trip to New York City or Jamaica. L. to R., First Row: L. Stevens, W. Barbour, E. Brown, V. Holmes, S. Jones, A. Wallace, J. Amory. Second Row: S. Mason, D. Barkley, L. Llanso, B. Miles, J. Amory, M. Vines, C. White, I. Walker. Third Row; D. Fox, C. Mason, S. Sib- ley, M . Wallace, D. Harmon, C. Gardner, D. Jones, S. Ellis, G. Pennington. Girl ' s Glee Girl ' s Glee is a small girl’s chorus which was very popular this year. They did a lot of traveling to sing for different organiza- tions all over Tidewater. From their midst a few girls have come forth with enough experience to conduct the choir them- selves. 73 L. fo R.: A. Furgurson, H. Athas, J. McMullen, J. Blue, S. Fourney, C. Brickson, M. Anderson, T. Milner, C. Gillikin, B. Freeman, V. Osborn, G. Neoding, K. Sykes, N. Whitmore, T. Rowe, M. Richardson, M. Brooks, K. Payne, C. Rowe, R. Comm, M. Mitchen, V. Pitlugo, L. Phillips, L. Ponnill, S. Langston, L. Goens, R. Hogge, C. Reams, V. Smoot, C. Clark, R. Ivy, D. Holms, S. Chisman, C. Green, E. Waters, D. Prowant, H. Matthews, H. Beazly, B. Nolan, G. Duncan, K. Smith. Mixed Chorus The Mixed Chorus is actually a training chorus in which Mrs. Rathcamp teaches the students the fundamentals and styles of singing. With this, they can join one or all of the other well-trained choruses and ensembles. We The People Michelle Wallace and Yvonne Johnson led this year’s We The People group through a very successful year of singing at various churches and clubs. On January 27, they sang at Crooks Memorial Church, and the program was one the congrega- tion will never forget. L. to R., First Row: M. Vines, M. Wallace, S. Mason, K. Wallace, R. DePalm. Second Row: C. Sloane, S. Ellis. Third Row: W. Barbour, M. Epps, W. Smith, A. Wallace. 74 L. to R., First Row: W. Ponnill, M. Smelond, H. Belcher, B. Nolan, M. Seltzer, M. Knight, J. Quoss, C. Diokun, C. Gra- ham. Second Row; R. King, L. Woodfin, D. Saunders, J. Amory, B. Wright, L. Kelly, D. Barkley, P. Wright, A. Terrell. Third Row: M. Wallace, C. Anglin, D. Marquis, M. Waddill, S. Sibley, J. Gurtler, N. Murrow, C. Mason, S. Quass, C. Reid, M. Epps. Regional Chorus 75 L. fo R.: D. Martz, C. Redpath, A. Andrews, J. Moore, M. Stubbs, P. Kelly. 2nd: J. Terry, E. Russell, S. Stevens, J. Gourino, B. Spooner, R. Anderson. 3rd: M. Morin, B. Sweeney, S. Kopcezinski. 4th: S. Sobol, S. Campbell, P. Whisenont. 5th: M. Woclowski, M. Kommer, P. Horcum, J. Adie. 76 ri ' ft ' Key Club No, your eyes ore not deceiving you — this is on actual photograph of York High’s distinguished(l) Key Club. Though you may not have guessed from outward appear- ances, the Key Clubbers have experienced quite a few moments of sanity. These frequent breaks in their normal(?) daily lives have been of great benefit to the school and surrounding communities. Many little jobs around York have become habits to the Key Club, espe- cially guiding bewildered drivers to parking spaces during school functions, and changing the sign on the front lawn. They also had an entry in the parade, described by a few mem- bers as winning runner-up to last place.” When not helping York High, the Key Club divides much of its remaining time among several other projects. Saturdays are split between pounding cans, crushing glass, etc. at the Recycling Center in Williamsburg, and spending time on the Big Brother program. Whether they are holding an Eat-a-Thon to raise money for a charity, or working with the Kiwanis Club, the Key Club is more often than not up to some good. This very civic-minded organization is led by Pat Kelly — Pres., Eddie Russell — Vice- Pres., Scott Smith — Sec., John Duke — Treas., and Dean Hodge — Sergeant at Arms. 77 Keyettes S+ay Busy in School and Community L. to R., First Row: C. Bowman, J. Adams, D. Clark, K. Flagge, A. Andersan, S. Hess, N. Murrow, B. Tabb, L. Kelly. Second Row: A. Jones, D. White, j. Reiser, K. Hogg, L. Crutchlow, P. Lamos, C. Moul, M. Quarles, A. Tabb. Third Row: C. Smoot, K. Pompei, K. Lamos, K. Lamos, J. Gurtler, K. Kipper, M. Chess, V. Milam, P. Tabb. HELP — that was what the Keyettes were mainly concerned with this year. Few clubs would welcome the prospect of adopting a child as they did. While others were at home enjoying a vacation at Thanksgiving, Keyettes were busily preparing a dinner for a needy family. Occasional pajama parties found Key- ettes giggling over flying pillows, gossip and sleeping bodies. At school, lunch- time for Keyettes meant selling school supplies and leather goods in the “Key- ette Korner.” In all, it was a busy year for this industrious bunch of girls. 78 Falcon Staff Works Extra Hard for Spring Delivery Hampered by the energy crisis, the York High Yearbook staff still managed to pull through. This problem, added to the usual ones of lack of photos, inexperience, and “labor problems,” made it diffi- cult to meet deadlines. Since a June delivery was decided on, those glorious deadlines were even closer together than before. Along with early delivery, color was added as well as a summer supple- ment so all of the activities could be covered. Newness and near- ness sum up the FALCON. 81 Top to Bottom From Left: H. Beozly, V. Davis, J. Quoss, D. Bishop, M. Huff, J. Miller, S. Sibley. Absent: J. Gates. Talon Staff Despite no firm time to meet, no class set aside, and no experience, the Talon staff still tried to get a number of issues out. The largest was a bonus eight-page issue for Homecoming. This year proved to be quite a learning experience, especially trying to master the I.B.M. Executive type- writer and in manufacturing working time. The staff extends thanks to Mr. Beatty for covering up layout mistakes in printing the paper. Thanks also to the many students who were pulled in to work on the the paper at a moments notice. 82 Eboracum Love, life, nature, sorrow, joy. These are some of the thoughts and feelings partrayed by York High Students in their literary maga- zine, the Eboracum. The Eboracum is a sam- ple of these moods. The Staff, for the second consecutive year, held a contest to collect these samples. Students submit stories, poems, and photography showing their artis- tic ability. The magazine is compiled from material submitted. L. fo R.: M. Testa, D. Anglin, S. Kyser, J. Duke, M. Fallon, C. Siegel. (S. Kyser — Editor). 83 ALPHABET ICALLY: K. Allen, L. Angle, N. Bailey, M. Benfield, E. Brown, L. Brown, J. Byrum, V. Carter, R. Collier, C. Darden, J. Darden, R. Donnelson, R. Drew, R. Fetters, A. Gardner, S. Geiger, J. Gibson, J. Glass, J. Gordon, K. Harrod, L. Harrod, T. Herman, D. Hester, L. Hickman, W. Hinson, R. Holup, K. Hopson, G. Hundley, L. Jackson, A. Jensen, W. Johnson, D. Jones, B. Leach, T. Leitch, J. Loonam, L. Loonam, M. Loonam, T. Martin, C. McFall, B. McGee, C. Monette, D. Montgomery, S. Morin, J. Moudry, B. Moughamian, R. Murray, B. Ollie, B. Payne, E. Randall, J. Reynolds, J. Robinson, O. Shepperd, P. Sordelet, J. Stephens, M. Stubbs, C. Suderno, J. Terry, M. Tose, D. Trusfon, D. Vaughan, M. Waclawski, H. Wallace, D. Waters, W. Waters, T. Whitq, G. Woolley, E. Wright. NJROTC Drill Team Leads Homecoming Parade With precision and coordination, the NJROTC Drill Team move as one at the beginning of parades or practice. Even the command “at ease vyould make slouchers uncomfortable among the disciplined ranks. Knowledge and experience was gained through the inspiration provided by visiting lecturers and trips to nearby posts. 84 85 Left to Right From Bottom: J. Wymer, P. Sweat, A. Hill, J. Poppas, D. Karwac, G. Prowant, L. Hines, S. Squires, M. Austin, J. Crockett, C. Wallace, C. Braman, S. Martin, A. Mason, R. Minter, L. Morton, D. Fox, M. Diamond, W. King, M. Seltzer, P. Jones, J. Rash, D. Marquis, D. Eldred, J. Waters, D. Harrell, R. Stone, D. Jones, E. Crow, B. Walker, N. Parker, D. Gregory, S. McKinney. D.E. Club The Distributive Education Club this year showed the entire school the inner talents contained in its members. This club, with the guidance of Mr. Parker, continued their purpose of teaching and practicing the skills and opportunities of the sales busi- ness. Among their members, Charles Braman, Joan Pappas, Debbi Karwac, Debbie Jones, Debbie Harrell and Philip Sweat, recieved high honors this spring for their exceptional skills in their respective jobs. 86 VICA L. to R., 1st: J. Burrus, D. Donelson, K. Morgan, D. Smalls, S. Dixon, N. Tucker, L. Robinson, T. Hockaday, B. Winder, S. Stapleton. 2nd: C. Fairbanks, M. Hensley, D. Lloyd, C. Rash, M. Austin, R. Clark, M. McGee, R. Michaud, P. Whisen- ant. The Vocational Industrial Club of York High continued again this year full of inter- ested students. With the help of teachers and experienced students, the members of the VICA learned more of the vocational skills they want to continue past high school. The F.B.LA. The F.B.L.A. this year has been very busy. They started off the year with a big pizza bash. To earn money they have sold candy and plastic trash bags. During Christmas they rriade baskets for needy families and ended the holidays with a party at a member ' s house. In the spring, the F.B.L.A. will send certain members to a state-wide competition of business-related activities. L. fo R.: L. Tucker, C. Hill, D. Cole, N. Bloxom, B. Cain, K. Pompei, V. Oliver, N. Aldrich, T. Ward, S. Britain, P. Watson, J. Gambrell, D. Brizendine. 2nd: B. Jefferson, D. White, K. Giles, T. Pickles, H. Trowbridge, D. Prowant, M. Karpa, N. Zuskin, J. McMullen, C. Moyer, C. Minter, D. Thomas. 3rd: V. Cicero, D. White, M. McMiller, J. Meredith, N. Tucker, B. Johnson, B. Nolan, J. Amory, J. Amory. 4th: J. Pitiuga, C. Chisman, M. Stubbs, J. Brewton, B. Jones, V. Christian, T. Renson, T. Rowe, K. Thompson, P. Zuzma, D. Hogge. 5th: P. French, B. King, K. Croke, M. Vines, A. Wallace, B. Miles, V. Stewert, Miss Smith, Mrs. Bell. 87 1 st: K. Sebacher, D. White, M. Huff, J. Oliver. 2nd: P. Livingood, S. McFadden, D. Sundey, M. Hite. Medical Careers The Medical Careers Club was reorgani- zed this year due to revived interest on the part of the students. It was originally formed to stimulate interest in different phases of the medical profession. The club had several speakers speak at their meetings, including lab technicians, occupational therapists, and a senior from the nursing school at Riverside Hospital. They also took a field trip to Riverside. 88 Future Homemakers of America None of the madcap tendencies so commonly associated with a group of girls could hold true with the FHA. Their seriousness towards fund raising projects pro- cured a subtle trace of admiration from the student body. L. to R.: Mrs. Watkins — Sponsor, D. Hudgins, P. Picket, A. DuBrey, E. Crow, L. Brown, M. Buchanan, C. Mayer, C. Fannin, V. Christian, D. Manuel. 89 90 Junior Ring Dance On March 2, the Sheraton Inn in Hampton hosted the Junior Class Ring Dance. They danced to the music of Tyrone Bowers and The Newport Sound. Fire Breathing dragons from THE LORD OF THE RINGS looked down upon the dance. A sense of suspended ani- mation persisted as the couples floated from the Phoebus Room to the pool in back. The Climax of the evening was the distribution of class rings. A commotion followed as rings were admired and turned by friends. The goal was to receive 74 turns, and they looked with anticipation toward the night that their ring would be turned the 75th time. 91 M [ V L. to R. From Bottom J. Quoss, R. Oiokun, M. Knight, J. Grey, B. Frolich, S. Sibley, C. Mason, T. Grothwol, R. Swartz, K. Carney. Forensics Forensics has given students at York High who enjoy public speaking an oppor- tunity to make speeches, to debate, and just practice speaking. They exhibited such skills as prose reading, poetry reading, spelling, and extemporaneous speaking. On January 30, a district level Forensics meet was held at Ferguson High School. Jason Grey received second place in Boy’s Prose Reading, Keith Carney, third place in Boy’s Extemporaneous Speaking, Sarsh Sibley, third place in Girl’s Poetry Read- ing, and Joel Quass, third place in Boy’s Original Oratory. Jason Grey later won first in the regional competition. Thanks should be given to Mrs. Wilcher and Mr. Sullivan for their help. % Lit L fi - « M 92 L. to R. From Bottom: S. Sobol, C. Diokun, C. Feurur, L. Llonso, J. Kinde, M.GIover, J. Edwards, J. Harding, M. Knight, S. Bullock, H. Belcher, J. Grey. L. to R.: J. Grey, J. Quass, M. Knight, L. Kelly, S. Bullock, S. Spencer, M. Smeland. Mime Troupe Once again the York High Mime Troupe chalked up a successful year freaking out teachers, adults, students and the general public. Performing both in school and numer- ous “public engagements, the troupe is now in its third year. It continues to expand in expressing thoughts in a quiet manner. Thespians Society “Camelot” brought many new initiates for the Thespians Society. To join this society, it is required that 300 hours of working in drama and stage work be completed. Members of the Thespian Society are also members of the National Honor Fraternity for Acting. Seniors will be happy to know that this method of joining also enables the student to be in the fraternity at their college. 93 Despite The Energy Crisis, The Show Did Go On! This year’s musical, “Camelot,” was a little different from some of York ' s musicals of the past. This show, more than virtu- ally any other, is known for its blend of heavy drama, comedy, inspiring music, and generally difficult parts. It required some outstanding acting on the part of the cast. Auditions came in December and after the cast was chosen, rehearsals began in January. Opening night was March 1 9, and the students and several members of the faculty made a lot of sacrifices to put long hours of practice into the success of the show. However, despite the technical problems, headaches, and tired, weary bodies, the satisfaction of having put on a great show and the new friends and relationships that developed made it all worthwhile. Special recognition should be given to Marc Knight, Jason Gray, Sheri Spencer, Laura Kelly, and Susan Freeman — sen- iors who had experience from working with York’s musicals for the past t wo years and contributed greatly to the success of this show. 94 95 96 -- ■nr ’ anr- ' ■ 113 114 nd Faculty Extra-Curricular Activities Classes Seniors Reach the Apex of Their Academic Career The Class of 74 not only faced on energy crisis but, for 3 years, has suffered an identity crisis. We didn’t know where we came from, where we were going, how we came about, and whether we should even consider those questions. A lead and a leader was needed. The call went out and Warren Pannill responded and responded and responded. For three years Warren has lead the Class through some very trying times towards the primrose path of intellectual stimulation and extra-curricular activity. Our Sophomore year offered the opportunity to show our true character and capabilities. Our magazine campaign was a success (as far as we were concerned). Our Homecoming chicken (A Falcon?) failed to win us anything except a lot of fun and the heart of some rooster down in Tabb country. Rosie Driver and Donna Newsome were our Homecoming representatives. As Juniors, we matured and began to look ahead to graduation. We came back to York that year with many faces lent to fill the halls of Tabb. Rosie Driver, Beverly Wright and Cathy Weatherly added a crown of beauty to the pace setting float that easily took first place at Home- coming. Our dancing Snoopy was a hit at the game and at Wornom’s Drug Store where it ended its career rather abruptly. Later in the year the Seniors informed us that we were not invited to the Prom, so we had a Junior Ring Dance on the third of February at the Sheraton Hotel. The highlight of the evening was the awarding of the coveted class rings under a wishing well. Time came for the school musical, “Guys and Dolls. As Juniors, we were there in force. Mark Knight, Karen Wallace, Joel Quass, Jan Koman, Jason Gray, and many others (would that we could name them all, Sheri, Steve, Cathy, Mark, Doug, Joretta, Lee, Teresa, Lynne, Rosie, Martha, and still many more.) Mark still owes the stage crew for craps losses. Cindy Smoot made finals in Miss York High. Summer approached and so did Boys ' and Girls’ State. Warren Pannill, Joel Quass, and Bill Hart took on the men’s section while Kathy Hogge, Nitza Rosario and Karen Wallace charmed the women’s half. Senior year came to our wanderings. We won overwhelming acclaim and first place again in the Homecoming float contest. Bonnie Johnson was our Queen with Jo Harding and Kathy Pompei as her Senior Attendants. We were the first Senior Class to have a Homecoming victory in 1 3 years. A nice cap to add to the first parade at Homecoming. Again Seniors lead the way on the field. Dano Phillips, Warren Pannill, Mike Jacobs, John Riggs, Johnny Robinson, Marshall Wallace, Billy Auman, Emmett Harman, Jim Foss, Dewayne Lewis, John Washington, Ed Whitby, Lee Hathaway, Jimmy Gray, David Squires all contributed to the Homecoming victory and to a fantastic winning season. Seniors, Seniors everywhere . . . Billy Hart as SCA President, Laura Kelly as President of NHS, Sherri Spencer and Karen Wallace as Miss York High Finalists, Seniors in Basketball, Seniors in the Play, Seniors in every aspect of York High Life . . . and not a car to drive! CLASS OFFICERS, L to R: A. Tabb, W. Pannill, B. Tabb, M. Knight, N. Rosario, P. Tabb. 1 1 6 Seniors Julia Adams Keith Allen Anna Anderson Debbie Anderson Doug Anderson Dave Anglin Billy Auman Mike Austin Rives Bailey Wanda Barbour Gilbert Bartlett David Bathurst Cathy Birdsong Nonie Bloxom Heather Bonck Wallace Borum Tim Bowen Charlene Bowman Marilyn Bradshaw Charles Braman I get the feeling I ' ve done this before. Kathy Brewster Jinnietta Brewton Dirk Brown Steve Bullock Nora Byrum Barbara Cain Pat Carnahan Keith Carney Bobby Carroll Ann Carter Constance Rodney Christian Chisman Debbi e Cole Randy Clark Debbie Clark “Is it my aftershave or my looks?l Marilyn Cooke Jo Ann Crockett 1 1 8 Seniors Mike Crockett Lynn Crutchlow Tommy Doil Joseph Darden Joretto Davenport Eric Davidson Valerie Davis Pete Dawson Frank DeCoursey Jane Denton Matt Diamond Sharon Dixon Debra Donnelson Rosie Driver Charles Drubel Mark Drummond Martha Dunavant Gary Edwards Alvin Evans Mike Fallon Russell Fetters Cindy Feurer Kathy Flagge Seniors 1 1 9 -i John Flaugher James Foss Stephen Foster Terry Foster John Fournier Gory Fout Joyce Freeman Susan Freeman Patricia Frerich David Fulton Janice Gambrell Rodney Gardner Steve Geiger James Glass Loyal Faulconer Some forms of skipping ore milder than othersl” Tim Grathwol James Gray Darlette Gregory Joseph Guarino No applause please — just money. Karen Guffy Edwin Hail Jo Harding Emmett Harmon Debbie Harrell William Hart Lee Hathaway Debbie Hedberg Hazel Henderson Alice Hill David Hill Robert Hill Jr. Ricky Hinson Seniors 1 2 1 Terri Hockaday Kathy Hogg Barry Hogge Glenn Hunter Vickie Huffman Nancy Howell Mike Jacobs Vernon Jamerson e ‘em Falcons. ‘SUCCESS’ Duane Jack Brenda James Stephanie Janke Daniel Johnson David Johnson Deborah Jones Michael Jones Connie Jury 1 22 Seniors Debbie Karwac Laura Kelly Nancy Kelly Brenda King Rosemarie King Karen Kipper Beth Kirkman Marc Knight Jan Koman Nick Labowski Louise LaRoche Mike Loonam Seniors 1 23 Kathy McRoy Laveita Medlin Berthel Miles Jody Miller Marian Miller Polly Milleson Curtis Montgomery Randolph Mark Morin Adrian Moss Montgomery Bill Moughamian Mike Moughamian Douglas Mullins Nancy Murrow Brian Nolan Vicki Oliver Vicki Osborn Glenn Pace Raymond Palmer Warren Pannill Carol Moudry Kent Puffenberger Teena Purdon Joel Quass “• do” ' hungry he isl Richard Reeder Marilyn Richburg John Riggs Gretta Robinson Johnny Robinson Floretta Robinson Loretta Robinson Shirley Robinson Dianne Rodgers Nitza Rosario Seniors 1 25 Marty Ryhanych Stuart Sabol Fred Scott Mike Seltzer Steve Shiner Sarah Sibley Carol Siegel Mike Sim Debra Smalls Warren Smith Wilnette Smith Cynthia Smoot Peter Sordelet Sheri Spencer Robert Spooner Dave Squires Patty Stewart “Let me entertain youl David Stuart Maxine Stubbs Mike Stubbs 126 Only the shadow Knows!” Philip Sweat Ann Tabb Beth Tabb Peggy Tabb Mabel Tabb Charles Teagle Marissa Testa Keith Thomas Cathy Threlkeld Maurice Tose Holly Trowbridge Barbara Turner Barbara Tyler David Vaughan Regan Varell Seniors 1 27 Brenda Washington Cathy Washington John Washington Tommy White Robert Williamson Brenda Winder The Falcon battle cry. Cloretho White Helene Woodward George Wooley Beverly Wright Cathy Wyatt Marshall Wallace Edward Whitby Janetta Wymer 1 28 Seniors Seniors 1 29 Juniors Brush Up on Leadership Skills for Coming Year The Juniors kicked things off with a giant, cleoted football shoe for a float at homecoming. A junior, Dorothy Barkley, won Miss York High. Rings came this year as well as the realization that next year would be the last. Their path has traveled far and much experience has been gained. They are ready for the next step. 1 30 Juniors f Mike Adams Jack Adie Peggy Alfriend Anne Allison Jane Amory Kim Anderson Robbie Anderson Andy Andrews Candi Anglin Lori Ash Deborah Ashburn Jim Atkins Michelle Austin Dorothy Barkley Brad Barndt Adele Bartlett Vicki Beard Henry Belcher Debbie Bishop Ruthie Brice Sterling Brittain Earldean Brown Leon Brown Paul Brown Juniors 131 Rusty Brown Paula Buchanan Linda Buchert Cameron Burke Terrence Burrell Cathy Burton Kay Busbin Delores Camm Scott Campbell Connie Canada Bev Carpenter Wilbert Carter Mary Beth Caviston Vincent Cheseman Marilou Chess Patti Ciatto Vickie Cicero Allen Clark 1 32 Juniors Joyce Clayton Linda Coles Denise Collier Robbi Collins Gary Conn Anne Coward Evelyn Crow Debbie Cuffie Edward Curtman Jeannie Daniell Diane Davis Oscar Dennis Ramona DePalm Alan Diakun Robin Diamond Robert Dobson Randall Donnelson Jim Doyon John Duke Jill Edwards Debbie Eldred Mimi Epps David Falin Pat Fallon Juniors 1 33 Eunice Fitzgerald Jack Floyd Donald Forman Debra Fox Donald Fox Gene Fox Jim Fox Peggy Frazier Barbara Freeman Mark Furgurson Lauren Gaines Cherisse Gardner James Gates Johnny Gibson Cindy Gillikin Alton Glass Bill Gornto Jane Gurtler Payten Harcum Brian Hargis Michelle Hargis David Harlan Diane Harmon Barbara Harper 1 34 Juniors Susan Hess Lynn Hines Marie Hite Mark Hockaday Dean Hodge Kevin Hogge Clyde Holt Dundee Holup Terry Holup Cathy Hough Mary Huff Irene Jackson Maryann Jackson Beth Jacobs Linda Jamerson Chip Jenkins Durwood Johnson Elroy Johnson Jim Johnston Bruce Jones Debbie Jones Evelyn Jones Pat Jones Peter Jones Juniors 1 35 Billy Jordan Mike Kammer Wayne Keafer Kasey Keffer Renelda Kelly Pat Kelly Kim Kinard Jeannette Kinde Danny Kintner Susan Kintner Tom Knollman Scott Kyser John Kyte Peggy Lamos Mark Lamal Donald Laughrey Theresa Leitch Jackie Lewis Linda Lewis David Lindler Cindy Lindsey Pam Livengood David Lloyd Danny Lloyd Bruce Lomax John Loonam 1 36 Juniors ! Becky Louden Greg Lupienski Gary Lynch Donna Marquis Michelle Martin Steve Martin Carol Mason Cheryl Mayer John McConnell Sylvia McKinney Roger McLaughlin Joyce McMullen Mary McMiller Juanita Meredith Buddy Michura Lynne Mikulas Lori Millen Cindy Minter Rusty Minter Jeff Moore Vanessa Morton Carolyn Moul Juniors 1 37 Ted Moyler Lynn Mudd Wendy Nethersole Greg Oliver Donald O’Neal David Ovitt Neil Padgett Carolyn Palmer Nancy Parker Eloise Parrott Charlotte Patterson Karen Payne Lisa Payne Susan Pearson Bill Phillips Kenneth Phillips Sharia Phillips Penny Pickett Trudy Pickles Blair Poteate Harvey Price Wanda Priest Gail Prowant Johnny Quarles Susan Quass Milton Ragans Edger Randall Jennifer Rash John Roach Phil Roche Carol Reed Kim Reed Gary Reinfeld Debbie Reynolds Becky Richards Amy Richwine Kathy Riggins David Robinson Linda Robinson Shirley Rossman Tina Ruzecki Margie Shumacker Eddie Seaman Kim Sebacher Juniors 1 39 Tina Seibert Tim Shields Naomi Siegel Connie Sloane Mark Smeland Amy Smith Dennis Smith Scott Smith William Smith Yvonne Smith Corlyn Snook Nyokio Sprotley Jeanne Stahl Greg Stanfield Faye Steele Lynn Stephens Robin Stone Cathy Storck Linda Stoutingberg Robyn Swartzwelder Kathleen Sweeney 1 40 Juniors T Tony Talbert Jeff Talbot Dean Terman Joel Terry Diane Thomas Nadine Tucker Jack Van Leliveld Rick Veditz Marvis Vines Mark Waclawski Marrianne Waddill Barbara Walker Howard Wallace Ronnie Waller Liz Warner Ruby Washington Sharon Washington Jane Waters Bart Weakley Pete Whisenant Debbie White Donna White Elizabeth Whitman Steve Williams Lorraine Wolf Lynn Woodfin Genemarie Worley Beth Wright Jonathan Wright Nancy Zuskin Juniors 141 Sophomores Make Their Place at York With Winning Spirit CLASS OFFICERS, L to R from Bottom: K. Lomos — Chop., K. Keffer, — Sec., K. Lomos — Treos., N. Snook — Pori., C. Beomen — V. Pres., J. Hopke — Pres. 1 42 Sophomores Mark Adams Robin Adams Stevealyn Adams Nancy Aldrich Jan Amory Diane Anderson Bob Atkins Katie Ayers Linda Barndt Carole Barrett Amy Bathurst Carol Beamen Debra Bean Hank Beazlie Alice Bertram Stephanie Birdsong Doug Bowmer Charles Bradshaw Barbara Brizendine Roberta Brizendine Bobby Brooks Donald Brooks Susan Brown James Byrum Sophomores 143 Randy Byrum Shirley Byrum Rose Camm Beverly Canada Dennis Carnahan Beverly Carter Caroline Childs Valerie Christian Labe Churn Richard Collier Sharon Collins Mark Concilus Rodney Copeland Patricia Crisp Lisa Cromely Barbara Crouch Philip Crow Pearl Darden Ricky Davidson Josh Davis 1 44 Sophomores T Kevin Davis Scott Davis Pat Dawson Terry Dawson Dyson Deaton Susan Denby Timmy Denton Debbie Dishner Billy Downey Adelle Dubrey Johnny Eads Susie Edwards Raymen Emery Kathy Epps Elaine Evans Reggie Evans Fred Fields Billy Firman Debbie Fischel Debbie Fitch 145 Chris Foss Ellen Fournier Thomas Geiger Karen Giles Jay Godsey Howard Goodwin Timothy Grogan Diana Guarino Pat Harris Ronnie Harris John Hayward Virginia Henderson Carol Hertsch Charlotte Hill Jayna Hill Robin Hill Cathy Hines Terry Hite Thomas Hogge Debbie Holland Vanessa Holmes 1 46 Sophomores John Hopke Vincent Hopson Arlene Howington Robert Hubbard Danny Huff Steve Hunley Chris Ingebritsen Rita Irby Pamela Jefferson Terry Jenkins Tony Jensen David Jernigan Doug Johnson Pam Johnson Sabrina Johnson Anne Jones Becky Jones Boyd Jones Preston Jones Kelly Keffer Tony Kennedy John King Steve Klink Steve Kopczynski Susan Kyser Felicia La Cour Karol Lamos Jeff Langston Jeff Layne Mathew Lee Sophomores 1 47 Timothy Lee Joan Lewis Mary Catherine Lewis Lisa Llanso Mark McAllister Leigh McDougal Sandra McFadden Sheila McGuire Carolyn McIntosh Carolyn McIntyre Cathy McMahon Mary McPherson Jeff Merrill Vickie Milam Tina Millen Richard Miller Jacqueline Mosey Chres Mulligan Tom Murphy i Janice Oliver Lauren Olstad Letitia Pannill Edward Penington Gina Penington 1 48 Sophomores Bernice Phillips Mollie Phillips Ginny Pitiuga Bradley Price Elzinia Pridgen Jana Puffenburger Margie Quarles Brian Quass Herbie Rainey Julie Reiser Tammy Renson James Richardson Sharon Richie Diana Rickard Kenneth Roberts Tamara Rowe Lynn Rucker Graham Sabol Debbie Saunders Eddie Scott Brenda Seal Cathy Shaw Olga Shepherd Darlene Shields Sophomores 1 49 J Mallory Shields Elizabeth Sim Tim Simpson Sue Smiley Doug Smith Gail Smith Randy Smith Nancy Snook John Soles Donna Southall Debbie Spooner Charles Stephens Stuart Stephens Pat Storck Rodger Stuart Edward Swann Tammy Sweat Brian Sweeney David Sykes Kathleen Taylor Amy Terrell Lessye Threlkeld Lynn Tillee Debra Tawney Joi Tucker Nancy Upton 1 50 Sophomores Jerry Vann Jim Vogley Debi Walker Dennis Walton Danny Ward Tammy Ward David Warren David Waters Wanda Waters Donna Watson Sylvia Watson Barry Westmoreland Missy Weston Dorothy White Wayne Whitle Lester Wilson Pam Wright Danette Wyers Donald Wymer Robert Wood Katrina Woodfin Vic Woodson Juan Wright Sophomores 151 Hard Work and Long Hours Prove Successful As Freshmen Win Honorable Mention For Their Homecoming Float CLASS OFFICERS, L to R: A. Ayers — Reporter, D. Abrams, — V. Pres., N. Williams — Pres., W. Thomas — Sec., T. Parker — Treas., S. Stanton — Chap. Debra Abrams Joey Adams Sharon Adams Cindy Almonrode Karl Anderson Melinda Anderson Paul Anderson Helen Athas Clayton Auman Anne Ayers Barbara Babcock Matthew Bailey Sean Bartlett Vernon Bartlett Bruce Belvin 1 52 Freshmen T Cheri Bishop Chris Blackman Valerie Blair Kent Blanton Jana Blue Annis Boettner Mike Bonin Scott Bonser Rachel Bowman Melinda Bristow Lynne Brockman Gil Brooks Melissa Brooks Lois Brown Elizabeth Bullock Becky Bulson Betsy Burger Bryan Burke Phillip Burnett Gail Butler Heather Byrne Guy Carroll Lynne Carroll James Carter Jay Carter Michael Casey Mike Caviston Mary Chadwick Sophia Chisman Sterling Christian Freshmen 153 Cheryl Clark Nannette Clark Glenn Clift Hank Cochran Anna Cokley Candy Cokley Christopher Cole Darlette Coles Catherine Collier Dennis Cone Al Conner Janet Crofford Cynthia Creel Kevin Croke Leslie Croswell Marvin Danchak Elizabeth Daniels Theodore Daw Gus DeCoursey Mike DeShazor Earnest Dobson 1 54 Freshmen r Chip Didgen Donna Dorn Andrea Dothard Donna Drake James Drake Steven Drensten James Drev ry Robert Duckett Sharon Duke Katie Dunavant Daniel Ediow Marshall Edmunds Amy Edmundson Valerie Edv ards Cynthia Erickson Robin Escaig Tommy Evans Cathy Faile John Falin Mark Falin Kevin Fallon Cynthia Farrior Keith Fetterman Gordon Flory Karen Foley Susan Forman Gregory Forrest Cathy Foster Marlene Foster 155 Marlon Foster Sylvia Fourney Crystal Fox Elizabeth Francis Evelyn Frazier Ann Ferguson Gay Galloway Tammy Gambrell Laurie Garrison Raymond Gates Cindy Gholson Becky Gibson Gwen Gillikin Steve Grantham Mike Gray Deborah Gregory Neil Griggs Lori Goens Francis Guarino Jeremy Hammer Kevin Harding Thomas Harper Andrew Harrison Cathy Harrison Katina Harrold Keith Harrod Connie Hatch Karl Hayes Charles Hayne Allison Haywood 1 56 Freshm en Cathy Henry Leslie Henry Theresa Hermann Darlene Hester Floydean Hill Don Hite Brenda Hodges Jim Hodges Patricia Hogge Oakley Holcomb John Holloway Cheryl Holmes Memo Holmes Steve Horn Cindi Horton Debbie Hudgins Gary Hundley Alan Hunter Jamara Huntington Donna Hyatt Anne Ingebritson Rusty Ingram Rose Ivy Terry Jack Michelle Jacobs Ramona James Steven James Thomas Jamerson Brenda Johnson Danny Johnson Freshmen 157 Linda Johnson Sheila Jones Sherry Jones Susan Kelly Angie Kennedy Mary Kirkman Linda Klink Hans Kinde Augustine King Kevin Kipper Bruce Knox Sandra Koch Jack Lamos Stacey Langston Theresa Larkin William Leach Monroe Lee Iris Lewis Kevin Lewis 1 58 Freshmen f Ben Lindsay Frankie Long George Magnus Gary Maidment William Major Brenda Martin Kelly Martin Kenneth Massey John Maxwell Cynthia McFall Bill McGee James McMahon Jeanne McMullen Julie McNamara Eddie McNiel Dana McPherson Stacy Meador Allen Merrill Tracy Miller Tammy Millner Janet Mills Joe Millwood Lisa Mitchell Mary Mitchum Freshmen 1 59 Mark Moon John Moore Lynn Morin Andrew Morse David Morris Greg Morris Hugh Moss Robert Murray Doug Murrow Darnell Nazareth Groce Neoding Tracy Nethersole Vernon Nobles Scott Nolan Warren Oliver Timothy Ovitt Dornetheo Palmer Patricio Palmer Solly Pongonibon Althea Poppas Terri Parker 1 60 Freshmen Kelle Payne Lucinda Phillips George Phinney Judy Pitcher Anne Poteate Alan Prater Debbie Prowant Lori Quarles Laura Quass Carolyn Reams Rickey Renson Paul Rienth Robert Reviea James Reynolds Beth Richwine Margaret Richardson Kathy Robbins Larry Robertson Connie Roberts Nancy Roberts Malinda Robinson Katie Rodgers Cathy Rowe Bill Rowell Mike Seaman Drew Sher Laureen Shingler Ron Shipman James Skove Mike Slowikowski Freshmen 161 Alice Smith Eric Smith Kavonza Smith Robert Smith Valerie Smoot Bruce Spencer Charlie Spivey Rendell Spratley Terri Stahl Robert Stalling Donald Stanford Ward Stanford Steve Stanton Sonny Stapleton Margaret Stark Russell Steeple Joseph Stephenson Tom Stephenson George Stephenson Holly Stewart Timothy Streagle Charles Suderno Steven Summerfield Karen Sweeney Kim Sykes Nathaniel Tabb Randy Talley April Taylor Catherine Thomas Cathy Thomas 1 62 Freshmen F 1 Marlon Thomas Ken Thompson Cynthia Triplett Douglas Trusten Robert Turner Anthony Tyler Robert Woinwright Darlene Walker Glodus Walker Debbie Wallace Thomas Warner Mary Washam Mabel Washington Margerie Washington Carla Watson Marlene Watson Mitchell Webb Elyse Wessels Alton Whitby Mickey White Lisa Whitman Nancy Whitman Denece Wiggins James Wilkins Carlissa Williams Julie Williams Nancy Williams Vickie Williams Wendy Wolfe Kumi Young Freshmen 1 63 and Faculty Extra-Curricular Activities I GRAFTON Mercury Outboards and Inboard Outboards Wellcraft and Dixie Boats Certified Hot Dipped Galvanized Trailers Grafton Va Factory Trained Mechanics on Duty 898-7342 MARINE SALES GRAFTON GARAGE INC. 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Box 3206 Richmond, Virginia 23235 HERRF JONES PRODUCTS: Class Rings — Graduation Announcements, Personal Cards and Related Accessories — Caps and Gowns — Medal and Trophy Awards — Club Pins — Yearbooks — Diplomas and Certificates — Fund Raising Ideas ph. 229-5234 Randy Crowe Kevin Por+er FREEWHEELER BIKE SHOP I32I-B Richmond Road Williamsburg, Virginia pick-up and sales and delivery service THE OWL THE PUSSYCAT The Williamsburg Shopping Center Clothes for all types of people for all occasions FRAZIER-SRAVES CO.. INC. Clothing for Men and Young Men Merchants Square Duke of Gloucester Street Williamsburg, Virginia Phone CA9- 1 59 1 177 I I Good Luck Class of ' 74 TO MAKE THINGS HAPPEN FOR YOU Debbie Harrell Merchants Square Duke of Gloucester Street Williamsburg, Virginia Professional Pharmacy of Williamsburg J 178 BASKIN-ROBBINS ICECREAM 3 I Flavors 416 Prince George S+eet Williamsburg, Virginia 23185 179 Faculty Directory Mr. Claude W. Milam Principal Dr. David R. Corley Associate Principal Mr. Millard R. Page Assistant Principal Mr. Harvey Perkins Assistant Principal Mrs. Lee Ann Adams Humanities Mrs. Norma Ahner Humanities Mr. R. H. Almonrode Science Mrs. Sarah Atkins Guidance Secretary M. Sgt. Patrick F. Baker NJROTC Mrs. Donna Beachem Librarian Aide Mr. Louis O. Beatty Industrial Arts Mrs. Lydia M. Bell Business Miss Joyce R. Beverly Humanities Mrs. M. A. Bishop Humanities Secretary Mrs. Libby Blaylock Special Education Mr. Andrew F. L. Bradley Humanities Mrs. Virginia Brown Humanities Mrs. Gloria Bruno Librarian Mrs. Katherine Buck Guidance Miss Sally D. Burri Vocational Mr. George Busick Sicence Mr. L. E. Byers Science Mrs. Tanya S. Carver Business Miss Myrd Clements Science Mrs. Patience Credle Business Mrs. Marjorie Croswell Secretory Mr. Walter L. Darden Science Mrs. Barbara Davey Humanities Mr. William T. Davis Humanities Mrs. Barbara Dawson Science Secretary Mrs. Mary M. Deal Science Mr. Charles W. Erasmi Guidance Mrs. Sarah H. Eyre Science Mr. Abram Frink, Jr. Industrial Arts Mr. Richard W. Gill Science Mr. Charles Gilliam Humanities Mrs. Lillian Gist Guidance Miss Ann Powell Graves Science Mrs. Eleanor Gregory Guidance Mrs. Thelma Hansford Humanities Mr. John T. Harrison Humanities Mrs. Jenna G. Harris Business Miss Noralee Hart Humanities Mrs. Helen Holben Humanities Mr. Charles S. Hovis Humanities Cdr. W. E. Huddleston NJROTC Mrs. Audrene Hughs Science Miss Martha Hunt Physical Education Mr. Samuel Jackson Industrial Arts Mrs. Lillian Johnson Fine Arts Mr. John Joyce Vocational Mr. Patrick Kearney Science M.C.P.O. Jack Leitch NJROTC Mr. Hugh D. Little Industrial Arts Mr. Robert McConnell Humanities Mrs. Anne Lisa Mills Fine Arts Mrs. Jovneitta Moul Librarian Mrs. Eleanor Myers Humanities Mrs. Francis Newcomb Secretary Mr. John H. Northstein Science Mr. William N. Parker Vocational Mrs. Reba Perkins Humanities Mrs. Donna Peters Humanities Mrs. Nelda M. Pippin Secretary Mr. Martin Podbesek Science Mr. Rodney Poole Guidance Mrs. Kathryn Ramer Science Mrs. Rolene D. Ramsey Vocational Mrs. Vera E. Rathkamp Fine Arts Mr. Preston E. Rearick Physical Education Mr. Michael Reynolds Physical Education Mrs. Carol S. Rollins Vocational Mr. John Rowe Humanities Mrs. Florence Rush Humanities Mrs. Marylou D. Sawyer Fine Arts Mrs. Linda Schweinfurth Science Mr. Thomas F. Seward Humanities Mr. Robert Shamblin Physical Education Miss Brenda M. Smith Business Mrs. Justine Smith Humanities Mrs. Olivia C. Smith Science Mrs. Donna Soles Secretary Miss Hattie Spruiell Humanities Mr. Michael Strieker Out-Reach Program Mr. Michael B. Sullivan Humanities Mr. William M. Swartz Industrial Arts Mrs. Carol A. Sykes Humanities Mrs. Louis Terry Humanities Secretary Mrs. Faye Thompson Humanities Mrs. Nancy Thompson Humanities Mrs. Portia S. Turner Humanities Mr. William C. Valentine Special Education Miss Diane G. Walker Physical Education Mrs. Dorothy S. Watkins Vocational Miss Sheila White Out-Reach Program Mrs. Olivia B. Wilcher Humanities Miss Francine Williams Hu manities Mr. Grayson Williams Drivers Education Mrs. Laura Worst Permanent Substitute Mr. Allen M. Wright Fine Arts Mrs. Loraine Wright Secretary Mr. Steve Zalumas Humanities 180 Senior Directory ADAMS, JULIA J„ Art Club — 1 1; Guys and Dolls — 1 1 ; Keyettes — 1 2; Cam- elot — 1 2. ALLEN, KEITH M., Pep Club — 10; Wres- tling Team — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. ANDERSON, ANNA AAARLENE ANDERSON, CHARLES DOUGLAS ANDERSON, DEBORAH LYNN ANGLIN, DAVID CRAIG, Wrestling — 9, 1 0; Varsity Football — 1 0. AUMAN, WILLIAM BURNHAM, F.C.A. — 10, 11; Varsity Football — 10, 11, 12; Varsity Wrestling — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. AUSTIN, MICHAEL ALLEN, F.C.A. — 10; Varsity Football — 10, 11; Varsity Wrestling — 10, 1 1 . BAILEY, ROBERT RIVES, Wrestling — 10, 11; Golf— 12. BALLEW, LLOYD KEITH BARBOUR, WANDA YVONNE BARNEH, BRIAN R. BARTLEH, GILBERT L., WYCS —11,12. BATHURST, DAVID GURNEY BIRDSONG, CATHY LYNN, F.T.A. — 1 0; NHS — 11; Falcon Staff — 12. BLOXOM, NONIE D., Miss York High Pag- eant Co-Chairman — 11, Chairman — 1 2; Majorette — 11, 12; F.B.L.A. — 12. BONCK, HEATHER KAREN, Intramural Basketball — 10; Girl’s Basketball — 1 1 ; German Club — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, Secre- tary-Treasurer — 10, 11, 12; NHS — 1 1 , 12 . BOROWSKI, TERESA ROSE, Guys and Dolls — 11; Camelot — 1 2; Guidance Aide — 1 2. BOWEN, TIMOTHY AUGUSTA, Falcon Band — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Stage Band — 1 2. BOWMAN, CHARLENE C., Falcon Staff — 1 2; Keyettes — 11, 12; S.C.A. — 11,12. BRADSHAW, MARILYN M., Art Club — 1 1 ; SCA Repres entative — 1 0, 1 1 ; Mixed Chorus — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. BRAMAN, CHARLES M., J.V. Wrestling — 1 0; D.E.C.A. Club Treasurer — 1 2. BREWSTER, KATHERINE R., Teacher’s Aide — 1 0; Talon Staff — 11; Falcon Staff — 11; Eboracum Co-Editor — 11; Drama Club — 1 1; NHS— 1 1, 12. BREWTON, JINNIEHA BROWN, DIRK DEYON BROWN, WILBUR ERROL BULLOCK, STEPHEN WILLIAM, French Club — 10; S.C.A. Representative — 10, 11, 12; Guys and Dolls — 11; Mime Troupe — 11,12; Thespian Soci- ety Vice President — 1 2. BURNEH, JUDGE EAAANUEL CAIN, BARBARA RAYE, Gymnastics — 1 0; SCA Representative — 1 0; J.V. Cheerleader — 10; Varsity Cheer- leader — 11, 12; F.T.A. — 10, 11; F.B.L.A. — 11, 12, President — 1 2; Camelot — 1 2. CANADA, ALLEN VINCENT CARNAHAN, PATRICK L., Spanish Club — 10; J.V. Baseball — 10; Monogram Club — 11; Society of Outstanding American High School Students — 11, 1 2; NHS — 11,12; Varsity Baseball — 11,12; Varsity Football — 1 2. CARNEY, KEITH ALAN, Music Man — 1 0; German Club — 10, 11, 12, Treasurer — 11, 12; Falcon Band — 10, 11, 12, Student Director — 1 2; Guys and Dolls — 1 1 ; Society of Outstanding Ameri- can High School Students — 1 1 ; NHS — 1 1 , 1 2; ICC, Treasurer — 1 2; Came- lot — 1 2; Forensics Club — 11, 12; Talon Staff — 1 2. CAROLAN, KATHELEEN ANN CARROLL, ROBERT STEPHEN, J.V. Basket- ball— 10. CARTER, ANN CHARISSE, SCA Represent- ative — 1 0; G. A.A. 10, 11, 12; Girl’s Basketball — 10, 11, 12; Gym- nastics — 10, 11, 12; Girl’s Track — 10, 11, 12; J.V. Cheerleader — 10; Varsity Cheerleader — 11, 12; F.B.L.A. — 12; F.C.A. — 12. CHISMAN, CONSTANCE YVONNE, F.B.L.A. — 12. CHRISTIAN, MARION LEE HELEN CHRISTIAN, RODNEY LYNN, Art Club — 10. CLARK, DEBORAH M., Falcon Band — 10, 11, 12; Regional Band — 10, 11, 1 2; NHS — 1 2, Vice-President — 1 2; Keyettes — 1 2. CLARK, RANDY A., Track — 1 0. COLE, DEBRA ANN COLES, ELWOOD EUGENE COOKE, MARILYN DIANE, F.B.L.A. — 12. CROCKEH, JO ANN, F.B.L.A. — 1 1; Art Club— 11;D.E. Club— 12. CROCKEH, MICHAEL RAY, SCA Repre- sentative — 10; J.V. Baseball — 10; Stage Band — 10, 11, 12; Falcon Band — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Drum Major — 1 2. CRUTCHLOW, LYNNE A., Guys and Dolls — 1 1 ; Keyettes — 11, 12; SCA Repre- sentative — 1 2; Camelot — 1 2. DAIL, JAMES THOMAS, Spanish Club — 1 0; SCA Representative — 1 0; Society of Outstanding American High School Students — 11,12. DARDEN, JOSEPH H. DAVENPORT, JOREHA FAYE, Guys and Dolls— 11. DAVIDSON, JOHN ERIC, Camelot — 1 2. DAVIS, VALERIE KAY, French Club — 1 2; Talon — 1 2; Camelot — 1 2. DAWSON, PETE H. DeCOURSEY, FRANK PETER, FCA — 10, 11, 12; J.V. Football — 10; Varsity Football — 11, 12; Track — 10, 11, 12; Weight Club — 10, 11, 12; SCA Representative — 11. DENTON, MARTHA JANE DIAMOND, AAAH R., Band — 1 0; Wres- tling — 1 0; Golf — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. DIXON, SHARON YVONNE, D.E. Club — 12. DONNELSON, DEBRA DIANNE, S.C.A. Representative — 10, 11; Talon Staff — 11, 12; V.I.C.A. Club — 11, 12, President — 1 2. DOWNEY, AARY DAVIS, A.F.S. — 11; NHS— 11, 12. DREES, ROBERT EDWARD DRIVER, ROSEMARY, Girl’s Glee — 10; French Club — 11; Homecoming Court — 1 0, 1 1 ; Falcon Staff — 1 2. DRUBEL, AUGUST CHARLES DRUMMOND, MARK RICHARD, Key Club — 11 , 12 . DUNAVANT, MARTHA LOUISE, French Club Secretary — 1 0; Art Club — 1 1 ; Guys and Dolls — 1 1 ; Camelot — 1 2; Concession Stand Chairman — 1 2; Fal- con Staff — 1 2. EDWARDS, GARY LEE, Chess Club — 11; Latin Club — 1 1 ; Camelot — 1 2. ELLIS, SHARON DELORES, Girl’s Glee — 10, 11, 12, President — 12; We The People — 11,12. EVANS, ALVIN RAY, J.V. Baseball — 1 0; J.V. Football — 1 0; Varsity Baseball — 11, 12; Varsity Football — 11, 12; 181 F.C.A. — 10, 11, 12; Weight Club — 10, 11, 12. FAIRBANKS, JOHN DOUGLAS FALLON, THOAAAS MICHAEL FAULCONER, LOYAL EDWARDS, JR. FEHERS, RUSSELL DAVID, NJROTC — 1 2, Drill Team — 1 2, Rifle Team — 1 2. FEURER, CYNTHIA LEE, Falcon Band — 10, 11, 12; Music Man Orchestra — 10; One Act Play, “All My Students” — 11; Mime Troupe — 1 2. FLAGGE, KATHRYN PHIPPS, A.F.S. — 10, 11, 12; Band Activities — 10, 11, 1 2; Keyettes — 11,12; National Honor Society — 1 2, Treasurer — 1 2. FLAUGHER, JOHN CARL, Science Fiction Club— 11. FOLEY, PATRICK R. FOSS, JAMES ROY, S.C.A. Representative — 1 0, 1 1 ; Spanish Club — 11; Varsity Football — 11,12; Varsity Baseball — 11,12; Track — 1 2. FOSTER, STEPHEN EDWARDS, Track — 10; J.V. Football — 10; Varsity Foot- ball — 11, 12; S.C.A. Chaplain — 1 2. FOSTER, TERRY A., J.V. Football — 1 0. FOURNIER, JOHN LAWRENCE, S.C.A. Representative — 10; Chess Club — 1 1 ; Camelot — 1 2. FOUT, GARY T. FREEAAAN, JOYCE LOUISE, Book Club — 10, 11; F.H.A. — 10, 11; G.A.A. — 1 0, 1 1 ; Pep Club — 1 0, 1 1 ; F.B.L.A. — 1 2; Science Fiction Club — 1 2. FREEAAAN, AAARY SUSAN, French Club — 10; Music Man — 10; Guys and Dolls — 1 1 ; Latin Club — 1 1 ; Camelot — 12; F.B.L.A. — 12; NHS — 12. FRERICH, PATRICIA G., National Honor Society — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Ski Club — 1 0; F.B.L.A. — 12. FULTON, DAVID EARK, French Club — 10; Lab Band — 10; Falcon Band — 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 11, 12, Presi- dent — 1 2; Chess Team — 11,12. GARDNER, RODNEY VINCENT GEIGER, STEPHEN PAUL GLASS, JAMES, J.V. Football — 10; Var- sity Football — 11; Track — 10, 11; Acappella Choir — 12, Treasurer — 12. GLOVER, PATRICIA MELINDA, Music Man — 10; Guys and Dolls — 11; Girl ' s Glee — 10, 11, 12; Camelot — 12; Mime Troupe — 1 2; Majorette — 1 2. GORDON, JOHN CHARLES, NJROTC Drill Team — 10, 11. GOYEHE, ELISE, French Club —11,12; NHS — 12. GRATHWOL, THOMAS ALLEN GRAY, JAMES W., Wrestling — 10; Track — 10, 11, 12; Falcon Band — 10, 11, 1 2; Varsity Football — 1 2. GRAY, JASON LESLIE, Music Man— 10; Guys and Dolls — 11; S.C.A. Repre- sentative — 11, 12; Thespian Society — 11, 12; Forensics — 1, 12; Mime Troupe — 11,12; Camelot — 1 2. GREGORY, DARLETTE NADINE, D.E. Club — 11,12. GRIGSBY, RON WAYNE GUARINO, JOSEPH FRANK HALL, EDWIN LEE HARDING, JOALLYN CHERYL HARMON, EMMEH H. HARPER, EUNICE ANN, Mixed Chorus — 10;A.F.S. — 11;F.T.A. — 11. HARRELL, DEBBIE ANNE HART, LYNWOOD HART, WILLIAM KELLY, Junior Class Par- liamentarian — 11; S.C.S. President — 12. HATHAWAY, JESSE LEE, Track — 10; Fal- con Band — 10; J.V. Basketball — 10; S.C.A. Representative — 10, 11; J.V. Baseball — 1 0; Varsity Baseball — 11, 1 2; Varsity Football — 11,12. HEDBURG, DEBRA JEAN HENDERSON, HAZEL MARIE, Pep Club — .10; S.C.A. Representative — 10, 11; Choir — 10, 11. HENSLEY, JAMES A. HENSLEY, MICHAES G. HIGH, AAARY CAROL HILL, ALICE LOUISE, Art Club — 10, 1 1, Secretary — 11; Pep Club — 1 0, 1 1 . HILL, DAVID LEE, Guys and Dolls —11; Falcon Band — 10, 11, 12, President — 1 2; Regional Band — 11,12; Stage Band — 11,12; I.C.C. — 12; Camelot — 12. HILL, ROBERT HEISKELL HINSON, WILLIAM F., ROTC Drill Team — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; ROTC Rifle Team — 1 0, 11, 12; ROTC Commanding Officer — 1 1 ; NHS — 11, 12; German Club — 1 2, President — 1 2. HOCKADAY, TERRY LYNN HOGG, KATHERINE LYNN, J.V. Cheer- leader — 10; Keyettes — 10, 1 1, 12; Recording Secretary — 1 2; Acappella Choir — 11, 12; Corresponding Secre- tary — 1 2; Girls’ State Delagate — 1 1; Junior Class Chaplain — 11; Cho- raliers — 1 2; Varsity Cheerleader — 11,12. HOGGE, BARRY THOAAAS HOWELL, NANCY ANN HUFFAAAN, VICKIE ANNEHE, Acappella Choir — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Choraliers — 11, 12. HUNTER, GLENN ALLEN IRBY, MICHAEL RAY IVY, J. TIMOTHY, German Club — 10; Stage Band — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Falcon Band — 10, 11, 12; Regional Band — 11, 12. JACK, DONALD DUANE JACKSON, BETTY J. JACOBS, MICHAEL RAY, J.V. Football — 1 0; J.V. Baseball — 1 0; Montreux Jazz Festival — 10; S.C.A. Representative — 11; Falcon Band — 10, 11; Stage Band — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Varsity Football — 11, 12; Varsity Baseball — 11, 12; Monogram Club — 11, 12; Honorable Mention All Eastern Regional Guard — 1 2; All District Offense Guard Defen- sive End — 1 2. JAMERSON, VERNON JEROME JAMES, BRENDA M. JANKE, STEPHANIE KIM, French Club — 10; Art Club — 11. JAWORSKE, KEVIN JOHNSON, DANIEL WRAY, Falcon Band — 10, 11, 12; D.E. Club— 12. JOHNSON, JAMES DAVID JOHNSON, TERRY EDWIN JOHNSON, YVONNE LINETTE, J.V. Cheerleader — 10; Student Advisory Council — 1 1; Monogram Club — 10, 11, 12; Varsity Cheerleader — 11,12; Outreach member — 12; F.B.L.A. — 1 2; Homecoming Queen — 1 2. JONES, DEBORAH DENISE, F.T.A. — 1 0; Falcon Band — 10; D.E. Club — 11, 1 2, Vice-President — 1 2; S.C.A. Repre- sentative — 1 2. JONES, MICHAEL ANTHONY JONES, ROBERT LINWOOD JONES, VALARIE, F.H.A. — 11. JURY, CONNIE M., Music Man — 1 0. KARWAC, DEBORAH LOREAN, D.E.C.A. — 12. KELLY, LAURA ANN WHEELER, Music Man — 1 0; Guys and Dolls — 1 1 ; Acappella Choir — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, Student Director — 1 2; Keyettes — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, Treasurer — 11; NHS — 11,12, Presi- dent — 1 2; Choraliers — 11, 12; Cavaliers — 11, 12; Thespian Society 182 — 11, 12; Homecoming Chairman — 1 2; Camelot — 1 2. KELLY, NANCY CARLSON, Music Man — 10; A.F.S. — 10, 11, 12; Falcon Band — 10, 11, 12; French Club — 10, 11, 1 2; Mime Toupe — 1 2; NHS — 1 2. KING, BRENDA FAY, French Club — 1 0; F.B.L.A. — 12. KING, ROSEMARIE, Falcon Band — 1 0, 11, 12; Guys and Dolls — 1 1 ; Acap- pella Choir — 11,12. KIPPER, KAREN ANNE, Latin Club — 1 1; Homecoming Committee — 1 2; Key- ettes — 1 2. KIRKAAAN, CLARA ELIZABETH, Latin Club — 10,11;NHS— 11,12. KNIGHT, MARC WAYNE, J.V. Football — 1 0; Music Man — 1 0; Forensics — 11; Guys and Dolls — 11; Mime Troupe — 11, 12; Thespians — 11,12, President — 1 2; Camelot — 1 2; Senior Class Vice-President — 1 2. KOMAN, JAN SAWYER, Music Man — 1 0; Guys and Dolls — 11. LABOWSKIE, NICHOLAS JOSEPH, WYCS — 12 . LaROCHE, LOUISE TUPPER, Music Man — 10; French Club — 10, 11; S.C.A. Rep- resentative — 10, 11; Falcon Staff — 12. LEONARDY, LINDA JOYCE, Girl’s Glee Robe Chairman — 1 1 . LEWIS, DEWAYNE M., Varsity Football — 1 2; Varsity Basketball — 10, 12; Track — 1 2; Varsity Baseball — 1 2. LOONAM, MICHAEL EDWARD, NJROTC — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; NJROTC Drill Team — 11, 12, Commanding Officer — 11; NJROTC Rifle Team — 1 2; NHS —11, 12. MacINTOSH, LISA, Guys and Dolls — 11; Camelot — 12; F.T.A. — 11; S.C.A. Representative — 11,12. MARQUIS, RHONDA DENISE, German Club — 1 0, 1 1 ; Acappella Choir — 1 0, 11, 12; Regional Chorus — 11, 12; D.E. Club — 12. MARTIN, JAMES EDWARD AAARTIN, TONY ALVIN MARTZ, DONALD S., French Club — 10, 11; Key Club — 11; National Honor Society — 11,12; Swimming Team — 1 1 ; S.C.A. Treasurer — 11,12. MASON, ARTIS LEE McAllister, thoaaas corle McCall, NORA ANN, A.F.S. Secretary — 11; Spanish Club — 11. McCOAAAS, THERESA LEE McCracken, MELISSA, French Club — 1 0; NHS —11,12; Latin Club — 1 2; S.C.A. Representative — 1 2. McGEE, MICHAEL EDWARD, D.E.C.A. Club —11; V.I.C.A. Club — 1 2. McROY, KATHY JEAN MEDLIN, LAVEITA ANN, F.B.L.A. — 11. MICHAUD, RUDY A. MILAM, PAMELA ANN MILES, BERTHEL GLORIA, F.B.L.A. — 1 2. MILLER, JODY SUE MILLER, MARIAN FRANCES, French Club — 10, 11; Majorette — 11, 12, Co- Captain — 12; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students — 11; Clinic Aide — 1 2. MILLESON, DOLLY JO, Girl’s Basketball — 11; Girl’s Track — 11; Pep Club and Drill Team —11; F.B.L.A. 11,12. MONK, ROBERTO MONTOGOMARY, RANDOLPH DEAN, Varsity Football — 1 2. MONTGOMERY, CURTIS, Art Club — 1 0. MORIN, MARK KENNETH MORRIS, JOHN MORTON, LARRY DARNELL MOSS, LEE ADRIAN, Colonalettes Major- ette Squad — 10, 11; Guys and Dolls — 11; Camelot — 1 2. MOUDRY, CAROL ANN MOUGHAMIAN, CHARLES MICHAEL MOUGHAMIAN, WILLIAM I., Science Club — 10; Drama Club — 10, 11; Cross Country Track — 11; NJROTC — 11,12, Blood Drive —11,12. MULLINS, DOUGLAS JAMES, J.V. Foot- ball — 10; F.C.A. — 10; Spanish Club — 10; S.C.A. Representative — 10, 11,12; Chess Club— 11, 12. MURROW, NANCY KAY, Keyettes — 10, 11, 12, Chaplain — 11, President — 1 2; Choraliers — 11,12; Regional Chorus — 11,12. NEADING, ROBERT LOUIS NELSON, DEBORAH LYNN NESMITH, CYNTHIA NOLAN, BRIAN MICHAEL, J.V. Baseball — 1 0; D.E. Club —11; F.B.L.A. — 1 2. OLIVER, VICKI DALE, Girls Softball — 10; Pep Club — 10; Spanish Club — 10, 1 1 ; Tennis Team — 1 1 ; F.B.L.A. — 1 2. OSBORN, VICKI SUSAN, Girls Glee — 1 1; Camelot — 12; Mixed Chorus — 12. PACE, GLENN PHILLIP PALMER, RAYMOND LEWIS, J.V. Football — 10; NJROTC Drill Team — 1 1; Spanish Club — 11, 12; Weight Lifting Club — 11,12; Varsity Football — 1 2. PANNILL, WARREN GARVIN, Class Presi- dent — 10, 11, 12; J.V. Football — 1 0; Boys’ State — 11; Varsity Football — 11,12; Acappella Choir — 11,12. PAPPAS, JOAN A. PARKER, CALVIN EUGENE PAYNE, BERNARD HUNDLEY, Human Rel- ations Club — 10; French Club 10, 11, 1 2; J.V. Basketball — 1 0; Drill Team — 1 1 ; Varsity Wrestling — 11,12. PHILLIPS, RODNEY DANO, Varsity Wres- tling — 10; Drill Team — 10; Pep Club — 11; Varsity Football — 11,12. POLLOCK, NICHOLAS LEWIS, Art Club — 12. POMPEI, KATHRYN VIRIGINIA, Keyettes — 12; F.B.L.A. — 12; Homecoming Court — 1 2. PUFFENBERGER, CHARLES KENT, Chess Club— 11, 12. QUASS, JOEL EDWARD RADCLIFFE, JAMES LEE, WYCS Program Director — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. RANSOME, TERESA DORRINE RASH, CHARLES FLOYD REEDER, RICHARD G. RICHBURG, MARILYN AAARIA, Art Club — 10, 11, 12. RIGGS, JOHN H., F.C.A. — 10; J.V. Foot- ball — 10; J.V. Basketball — 10; Var- sity Football — 11, 12; Stage Band — 11, 12; Weight Lifting Club 11,12. ROBINSON, FLOREHA ROBINSON, GREHA M., F.H.A. — 1 2. ROBINSON, JOHNATHAN EDWARD ROBINSON, LOREHA ROBINSON, SHIRLEY ELLA MAE RODGERS, SARAH DIANNE, Acappella Choir — 1 0; Girls Glee — 11; We The People — 11. ROSARIO, NITZA BELKIS, Acapella Choir — 1 2; Choraliers — 1 2; Senior Class Chaplain — 1 2. RYHANYCH, AAARTY ANN, Art Club — 10; Music Man — 10; Guys and Dolls — 1 1 ; Camelot — 1 2. SABOL, STUART B., Key Club — 10, 1 1, 1 2; Wrestling Team — 1 0, 1 1 ; Camelot — 1 2; Mime Troupe — 1 2; S.C.A. Rep- resentative — 1 2. scon, FREDERIC D., Pep Club —11,12. SCUDDER, HOWARD KEITH 183 SELTZER, MICHAEL EARL SHINER, STEPHEN MICHAEL SHOULDERS, TERRY SIBLEY, SARAH JEAN, Drill Team — 10, 1 2, Captain — 1 2; Music Man — 1 0; Camelot — 1 2; Talon Editor — 1 2. SIEGEL, CAROL DEBORAH SIM, JOHN MICHAEL, French Club — 1 0, 11, 12; Y.H. Representative for High- way Safety Council — 1 2. SLIVA, JOSEPH ANTHONY SMALLS, DEBRA JEAN SMILEY, JEFFREY GENE SMILEY, GEORGE WARREN SMITH, WARREN, J.V. Baseball — 10; Varsity Baseball — 11,12. SMITH, WILLNEH LOUISE, Mixed Chorus 1 0; Girls Basketball — 10, 11, 12; Girls Glee — 11; Pep Club and Drill Team — 11; We The People — 1 2. SMOOT, CYNTHIA LEIGH, Latin Club 10, 1 1; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Acappella Choir — 1 2; Keyettes — 1 2. SORDELET, PETER MICHAEL, Spanish Club — 1 0; Varsity Wrestling — 1 2. SPENCER, SHERI LYNN, Gymnastics 10; Music Man — 10; Majorette Captain — 10, 11, 12; Guys and Dolls — 11; National Honor Society — 11,12; Thespian Society — 11, 12; Camelot — 1 2; Miss York High Pageant — 1 2. SPOONER, ROBERT HENRY, S.C.A. Rep- resentative — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Falcon Band — 1 0, 1 2; Stage Band — 10, 11, 12; Key Club — 1 2. SPRATLEY, DAVID OSBORNE SQUIRES, DAVID MINTER, S.C.A. Repre- sentative — 11; Varsity Football — 11, 1 2; F.C.A. — 1 2. STAPLETON, SHERRY LYNN STEWART, PATRICIA JO, S.C.A. Repre- sentative — 10; National Honor Soi- cety — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Girls Track — 1 0, 1 1 ; German Club President — 11. STUBBS, AAAXINE DELORES STUBBS, MICHAEL TIMOTHY, Lab Band — 1 0; J.V. Football — 1 0; Falcon Band — 10, 11; Science Fiction Club — 1 1 ; Camelot — 1 2; Key Club — 11, 12; NJROTC — 10, 11, 12; Varsity Foot- ball — 1 1 ; F.C.A. — 1 0, 1 1 . SUNCY, DAVID W., NJROTC — 10; WYCS — 10, 11; Track Team — 11, 12. SUTTON, BARBARA G., Pep Club 10; S.W.T. — 1 0; Art Club —11. SWARTZ, RICHARD HAROLD, J.V. Base- ball — 1 0; Varsity Baseball — 11,12; WYCS— 10, 11,12. SWEAT, PHILLIP GLENN, D.E.C.A. Club President — 12. TABB, ANN RANDOLPH, Guys and Dolls — 11; Class Treasurer — 11, 12; Key- ettes — 11, 12; Secretary — 1 2; F.B.L.A. — 12. TABB, ELIZABETH BRUCE, Falcon Band — 10, 11, 12; Workshop Band — 1 0; Regional Band — 11, 12, Music Man — 1 0; Guys and Dolls — 11; Camelot — 1 2; Girls ' State — 1 1 ; Keyettes — 11, 12, Secretary — 1 2; F.B.L.A. — 12, TABB, MABEL RENEE, Pep Club — 1 0, 1 1 . TABB, PEGGY WINSTON, Lab Band — 1 0; Guys and Dolls — 11; Student Advisory Board — 11; Class Secretary — 11, 12; National Honor Soicety — 11, 12; Keyettes — 1 1 , 1 2, V. Presi- dent — 1 2. TEAGLE, CHARLES MARTIN, WYCS — 11,12. TESTA, AAARISSA JO, Girls Basketball — 10; Art Club — 11; S.C.A. Representa- tive — 1 2; Senior Privileges Committee — 12; National Honor Society — 10, 11,12. THOMAS, KEITH LORENZO, Lab Band — 1 0; Falcon Band — 11; S.C.A. Repre- sentative — 11. THRELKELD, CATHERINE ANN, F.T.A. — 10; S.C.A. Representative — 10; French Club — 1 0; Guys and Dolls — 11; Camelot — 1 2; Falcon Editor — 12. TOSE, AAAURICE B., S.C.A. Representative — 10, 11, 12, V. President — 1 2; Wrestling — 10, 1 2; Track — 11; Var- sity Football — 11,12; NJROTC Com- pany Commander — 1 2. TROWBRIDGE, HOLLY, Girls Basketball — 10, 1 1, 12; Voleyball — 10; Girls Track — 11, 12; French Club — 11; F.B.L.A. — 12. TURNER, BARBARA PAGE TYLER, BARBARA RHUDNEH VAUGHN, DAVID, NJROTC Drill Team — 1 0, 1 1 ; NJROTC Rifle Team —11,12, Captain — 1 2; National Honor Soicety — 11 , 12 . VERELL, CARY REGAN VOSS, THOMAS SEHLE, WYCS — 1 2. WALKER, EDDIE LEE WALLACE, AUDREY, Track Team — 10; Girls Basket Basketball — 10, 11; Girls Glee — 10, 11, 12; Pep Club — 11; We The People — 11,12. WALLACE, CHRIS COLUMBUS, D.E. Club 1 0; Art Club — 1 0; Gymnastics — 1 0; F.T.A. — 11. WALLACE, CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS WALLACE, KAREN DENISE, J.V. Cheer- leader Co-Captain — 1 0; Class V. Pres- ident — 11; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Varsity Cheerleading — 1 1 , 1 2, Co-Captain — 11, Captain — 1 2; F.B.L.A. — 1 2; We The People — 1 2. WALLACE, MARSHALL ALAN, Spanish Club — 1 0; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Varsity Football — 11,12; Pro- ject Outreach Tutor — 1 2. WALLACE, MICHELLE ANITA, Girls Glee — 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus — 1 1 ; We The People — 10, 11, 12; Acap- pella Chorus — 11,12; Choraliers. WALLACE, MARVEHE REMOUND WASHINGTON, BRENDA THOMAS WASHINGTON, CATHY DARLENE WASHINGTON, JOHN WILLIAM, J.V. Football — 1 0; Track Team — 11; Var- sity Football — 1 2. WATSON, PAULA GAYLEK, F.B.L.A. — 12. WHELESS, RICHARD N. WHITBY, EDWARD, H. V. Football — 10; Track — 11; Varsity Football — 1 2. WHITE, CHARLES FELTON WHITE, CLARETHA ORIENE, Pep Club and Drill Team — 11; We The People — 11, 12; Girls Basketball — 12; Girls Glee — 1 2; F.B.L.A. — 1 2; National Honor Society — 1 2. WHITE, RICHARD N. WHITE, THOMAS EDWARD, NJROTC Drill Team — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; NJROTC Rifle Team — 11, 12; Key Club — 11, 12; German Club V. President — 1 2. WILLIAMSON, ROBERT EUGENE, WYCS — 10 , 11 , 12 . WINDER, BRENDA ELIZABETH, I.C.T. — 12. WOODWARD, HELENE LOUISA WOOLEY, GEORGE JOSEPH, NJROTC — 10, 11, 12; WYCS — 12. WRIGHT, BEVERLY DENISE WYAH, CATHY LOU, Girls Basketball — 1 0; Lab Band — 1 0; Music Man — 1 0; Falcon Band — 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Guys and Dolls — 1 1 ; Camelot — 1 2; French Club — 1 2; National Honor Society — 12. WYMER, JANEHA JEAN, Art Club — 1 1 ; F.B.L.A. — 11; D.E. Club — 1 2. 184 Senior Index Adams, Julia Jane — 78, 1 1 7 Allen, Keith Montogomery — 64, 84, 1 1 7 Anderson, Anna Marlene — 68, 71 , 78, 1 1 7 Anderson, Charles Douglas — 1 1 7, 80 Anderson, Deborah Lynn — 117 Anglin, Dovid Craig — 83, 1 1 7 Auman, William Burnham — 38, 64, 1 1 7 Austin, Michael Allen — 117, 86, 87 Bailey, Robert Rives — 117 Ballew, Lloyd Keith Barbour, Wanda Yvonne — 49, 73, 74, 1 1 7 Barnett, Brian R. Bartlett, Gilbert Lionel — 56, 84 Bathurst, David Gurney — 117 Birdsong, Cathy Lynn — 117 Bloxom, Naomi Deane — 67, 87, 1 1 7 Borowski, Teresa Rose Borun, Wallace — 117 Bowen, Timothy Augusta — 68, 70, 1 1 7 Bowman, Charlene Curtis — 50, 78 Bradshaw, Morilyn Mae — 117 Braman, Charles Michael — 86, 1 1 7 Brewster, Katherine Rose — 1 1 8 Brewton, Jinnietta — 87, 1 1 8 Brown, Dirk Deyon — 1 1 8 Brown, Wilbur Errol — 118 Bullock, Stephen William — 93, 1 1 8 Burnett, Judge Emanuel Byrum, Nora — 118 Cain, Barbara Raye — 43, 87, 118 Canada, Allen Vincent Carnahan, Patrick Lynn — 38, 67, 1 1 8 Carney, Keith Alan — 53, 68, 71,118 Carolan, Kathleen Ann Carroll, Robert Stephen — 118 Carter, Ann Charisse — 43, 63, 67, 1 1 8 Chismon, Constance Yvonne — 87, 1 1 8 Christian, Marion Lee Helen Christian, Rodney Lynn — 118 Clark, Deborah Mae — 51 , 68, 71 , 78, 1 1 8 Clark, Randy Allen — 57, 87, 1 1 8 Cole, Debra Ann — 69, 87, 1 1 8 Coles, Elwood Eugene — 118 Cooke, Marilyn Diane — 118 Crockett, Jo Ann — 86, 1 1 8 Crockett, Michael Ray — 68, 70, 71 , 119 Croke, Karen Marie — 87 Crutchlow, Lynne Alethia — 50, 78, 1 1 9 Dail, James Thomas 9 Darden, Joseph Herbert — 50, 84, 1 1 9 Davenport, Joretta Faye — 1 1 9 Davidson, John Eric — 119 Davis, Valerie Kay — 52, 1 1 9 Dawson, Peter H. — 119 DeCoursey, Frank P. — 38, 67, 119 Denton, Martha Jane — 119 Diamond, Matt Richard — 86, 1 1 9 Dixon, Sharon Yvonne — 87, 1 1 9 Donnelson, Debra Dianne — 87, 1 1 9 Downey, Mary Davis Drees, Robert Edward Driver, Rosemary — 1 1 9 Drubel, August Charles — 119 Drummond, Mark R. — 1 1 9 Dunavant, Martha Louise — 119 Edwards, Gary Lee — 50, 1 1 9 Ellis, Sharon Delores — 74, 1 1 9 Evans, Alvin Ray — 38, 67, 68, 1 1 9 Fairbanks, John Douglas Fallon, Thomas Michael — 119 Faulconer, Loyal Edward — 20 Fetters, Russell David — 84, 1 1 9 Feurer, Cynthia Lee — 68, 71 , 93, 1 1 9 Flagge, Kathryn Phipps — 55, 68, 71 , 78, 1 1 9 Flaugher, John Carl — 1 20 Foley, Potrick R. Foss, James R. — 38, 1 20 Foster, Stephen Edwards — 38, 50, 67, 1 20 Foster, Terence A. — 120 Fournier, John Lawrence — 1 20 Fout, Gary Thomas — 1 20 Student Index Freeman, Joyce Louise — 1 20 Freeman, Mary Susan — 1 20 French, Patricia Gay — 87, 1 20 Fulton, David Earle — 55, 68, 1 20 Gambrell, Janice — 87, 1 1 9 Gardner, Rodney Vincent — 64, 1 20 Geiger, Stephen Paul — 68, 84 Glass, James — 73, 84, 1 20 Glover, Patricia Melinda — 69, 1 20, 93 Gordon, John Charles — 84, 1 20 Goyette, Elise — 52, 1 20 Grathwol, Thomas Allen — 121 Gray, James Walker — 38, 67, 68, 121 Gray, Jason L. — 73, 93 Gregory, Darlette Nadine — 121, 86, 63 Grigsby, Ron Wayne Guarino, Joseph Frank — 76, 121 Guffy, Karen — 121 Hall, Edwin Lee — 60, 67, 121 Harding, JoAllyn Cheryl — 1 4, 48, 52, 73, 93, 121 Harmonn, Emmett H. — 38, 67, 1 21 Harper, Eunice Ann Harrell, Debbie Anne — 86, 1 2 1 Hart, Lynwood Hort, William K. — 50, 1 2 1 Hathaway, Jessie Lee — 38, 121 Hedburg, Debra Jean — 121 Henderson, Hazel Marie — 121 Hensley, James A. Hensley, Michael G. — 87 High, Mary Carol — 72, 1 2 1 Hill, Alice Louise — 45, 50, 86, 1 2 1 Hill, David Lee — 67, 70, 71 , 121 Hill, Robert Heiskell — 57, 1 2 1 Hinson, William Fredrick — 84, 121 Hockaday, Terri Lynn — 87, 1 22 Hogg, Katherine Lynn — 43, 67, 72, 73, 78, 1 22 Hogge, Barry Thomas — 1 22 Howell, Nancy A. — 1 22 Huffman, Vickie Annette — 72, 73, 1 22 Hunter, Glenn Allen — 1 22 Irby, Michael Ray — 1 22 Ivy, J. Timothy — 68, 70, 1 22 Jack, Donald Duane — 1 22 Jackson, Betty Jo Jacobs, Michael Ray — 38, 50, 67, 70, 71 , 1 22 Jamerson, Vernon Jerome — 1 22 James, Brenda M. — 122 Janke, Stephanie Kim — 1 22 Jaworski, Kevin Johnson, Daniel W. — 1 22 Johnson, James David — 68, 1 22 Johnson, Terry Edwin Johnson, Yvonne Linette — 1 3, 43, 67, 87 Jones, Deborah Denise — 50, 86, 87, 1 22 Jones, Michael Anthony — 1 22 Jones, Robert Linwood Jones, Valerie Jury, Connie Marie — 1 22 Karwac, Deborah Lorean — 86, 1 23 Kelly, Laura Ann Wheeler — 48, 72, 73, 75, 78, 93, 123 Kelly, Nancy Carlson — 52, 55, 68, 1 23 King, Brenda Fay — 87, 1 23 King, Rosemarie — 68, 73, 75, 1 23 Kipper, Karen Anne — 56, 78, 1 23 Kirkman, Clara Elizabeth — 1 23 Knight, Marc Wayne — 73, 75, 93, 1 23 Koman, Jan S. — 123 Labowski, Nicholas Joseph — 1 23 LaRoche, Louise Tupper — 1 23 Leonardy, Linda Joyce Lewis, DeWoyne McEllenington — 38, 60 Loonam, Michael Edward — 84 Macintosh, Lisa A. — 50, 1 23 Marquis, Rhonda Denise — 73, 75, 86, 1 23 Martin, James Edward Martin, Tony Alvin Mortz, Donald Shannon — 50, 70, 76, 1 23 Mason, Artis Lee — 86 McAllister, Thomas Corle McCall, Nora Ann McComas, Teresa Lee — 1 23 McCracken, Melissa — 54, 1 23 McGee, Michael Edward — 87, 1 23 McRoy, Kathy Jean — 1 24 Medlin, Laveita Ann — 1 24 Michaud, Rudy A. — 87 Milam, Pamela Ann Miles, Berthel Gloria — 73, 87, 1 24 Miller, Jody Sue — 52, 1 24 Miller, Marion Frances — 69, 1 24 Milleson, Dolly Jo — 1 24 Monk, Roberto — 64 Montgomery, Randolph Dean — 38, 67, 1 24 Montgomery, Curtis — 1 24 Morin, Mark Kenneth — 76, 1 24 Morris, John Morton, Larry Darnell — 86 Moss, Lee Adrian — 69, 1 24 Maudry, Carol Ann — 1 24 Moughamian, Charles Michael Moughamian, William I. — 84, 1 24 Mullins, Douglas James — 50, 55, 1 24 Murrow, Nancy Kay — 72, 73, 75, 78, 1 24 Neading, Robert Louis Nelson, Deborah Lynn — 56 Nesmith, Cynthia Nolan, Brian Michael — 75, 87, 1 24 Oliver, Vicki Dale — 87, 1 24 Osborn, Vicki Susan — 74, 1 24 Pace, Glenn Phillip — 1 24 Palmer, Raymond Louis — 38, 50, 1 24 Pannill, Warren Garvin — 38, 73, 75, 1 24 Pappas, Joan A. — 86, 1 25 Parker, Calvin Eugene Payne, Bernard Hundley — 64, 84, 1 25 Phillips, Dano Rodney — 38, 1 25 Pollok, Nicholas Lewis — 57 Pompei, Kathryn Virginia — 1 4, 78, 87, 1 25 Puffenberger, Charles Kent — 1 25 Purdon, Teena — 1 25 Quass, Joel Edward — 73, 75, 93, 1 25 Radcliffe, James Lee Ransome, Teresa Dorrine Rash, Charles Floyd — 87 Reeder, Richard G. — 125 Richburg, Marilyn Marie — 1 25 Riggs, Johnny Harold — 38, 70, 1 25 Robinson, Floretta — 1 25 Robinson, Gretta Marie — 1 25 Robinson, Jonathan Edward — 38, 84, 1 25 Robinson, Loretta — 87, 1 25 Robinson, Shirley Ella Mae Rodgers, Sarah Dianne — 1 25 Rosario, Nitza Belkis — 72, 73, 1 25 Ryhanych, Martha Ann — 1 26 Sabol, Stuart Brian — 76, 93, 1 26 Scott, Frederic Douglass — 1 26 Scudder, Howard Keith — 56 Seltzer, Michael Earl — 72, 75, 86, 1 26 Shiner, Stephen Michael — 1 26 Shoulders, Terry Sibley, Sarah Jean — 73, 75, 1 26 Siegel, Carol Deborah — 83, 1 26 Sim, John Michael — 1 26 Sliva, Joseph Anthony Smalls, Debra Jean — 87, 1 26 Smiley, Jeffery Gene Smiley, George Warren Smith, George Warren — 1 26 Smith, Willnett, Louise — 74, 1 26 Smoot, Cynthia Leigh — 73, 78, 1 26 Sordelet, Peter Michael — 64, 84, 1 26 Spencer, Sheri Lynn — 47, 69, 93, 1 26 Spooner, Robert Henry — 70, 76, 1 26 Spratley, David Osborne Squires, Dovid Minter — 38, 67, 1 26 Stapleton, Sherry Lynn — 87 Stewart, Patricia Jo — 126 Stuart, David — 1 26 Stubbs, Maxine Delores — 87, 1 26 Stubbs, Michael Timothy — 67, 76, 84, 1 26 Sundy, David William — 52, 55, 1 27 Sutton, Barbara Gene — 1 27 Swortz, Richard Harold — 56, 67, 1 27 185 Sweat, Phillip Gle’in — 86, 1 27 Tabb, Ann Randolph — 78, 1 27 Tabb, Elizabeth Bruce — 68, 71 , 78, 1 27 Tabb, Mabel Renee — 1 27 Tabb, Peggy Winston — 78, 1 27 Teagle, Charles Martin — 1 27 Testa, Marisso Jo — 50, 83, 1 27 Thomas, Keith Lorenzo — 1 27 Threlkeld, Catherine Ann — 1 27 Tose, Maurice B. — 38, 50, 64, 84, 1 27 Trowbridge, Holly Ann — 63, 87, 1 27 Turner, Barbara Page — 1 27 Tyler, Barbara Rhudnett — 1 27 Vaughan, David Dwight — 84, 1 27 Verell, Cary Regan — 1 27 Voss, Thomas Settle — 56, 1 28 Walker, Eddie Lee Walker, llida Decene — 73 Walker, William Sterling Wallace, Audrey — 73, 74, 81 , 128 Wallace, Christine Columbus — 1 28 Wallace, Christopher Columbus — 86, 1 28 Wallace, Karen Denise — 43, 47, 67, 74, 1 28 Wallace, Marshall Alan — 38, 67, 1 28 Wallace, Michelle Anita — 72, 73, 74, 75 Wallace, Marvette Remound — 50 Washington, Brenda Thomas — 1 28 Washington, Cathy Darlene — 1 28 Washington, John William — 38, 1 28 Watson, Paula Gayle — 87 Wheless, Richard N. Whitby, Annie Mae — 69 Whitby, Edward — 38, 1 28 White, Charles Felton — 1 28 White, Claretha Oriene — 73, 1 28 White, Richard N. White, Thomas Edward — 53, 84, 1 28 Williamson, Robert E. — 1 28 Winder, Brenda Elizabeth — 87, 1 28 Woodward, Helene Louisa — 1 28 Wooley, George Joseph — 56, 84, 1 28 Wright, Beverley Denise — 72, 73, 75, 1 28 Wyatt, Cathy Lou — 52, 68, 1 28 Wymer, Janetta Jean — 86, 1 28 Junior Index Abbot, John Edward Adams, Michael Carey — 53, 131 Adie, John Stephen — 76, 131 Akins, Charles Thomas Alfriend, Margaret Harrison — 41, 47, 68, 131 Allison, Anne Randolph — 131 Amory, Jayne Lee — 73, 75, 87, 1 31 Anderson, Kimberly Anne — 131 Anderson, Robert Steven — 76, 131 Andrews, Grady P. — 76, 1 3 1 Anglin, Candice Dian — 50, 52, 56, 73, 75, 131 Ash, Lori Jeon — 131 Ash, Robert Lester Ashburn, Deborah — 131 Ashby, David James Ashby, Debbra Ann Atkins, James Thomas — 56, 131 Austin, Michelle Elizabeth — 131 Ayers, Claudia Bailey, Sherry Lynn Barber, Kathleen Gail Barber, Ricky Lee Barkley, Dorothy Dale — 43, 46, 73, 75, 131 Barndt, Bradley Pendleton — 131 Bartlett, Adele Denise — 68, 1 31 Bean, Glenda Jane Beard, Vickie Lynn — 1 31 Belcher, Henry Lee — 72, 73, 75, 93,131 Bishop, Deborah Ann — 54, 1 31 Borum, Wallace Lee Brice, Ruth Marie — 52, 1 31 Brittain, Sterling Elaine — 87, 1 31 B rown, Earldean Neomia — 73, 84, 131 Brown, Leon Alexander — 60, 67, 84, 1 3 1 Brown, Paul Hawthorne — 50, 131 Brown, Russell Allen — 1 32 Buchanan, Paula — 1 32 Buchert, Lidna Elizabeth — 1 32 Burke, Cameron M. — 68, 73, 1 32 Burnett, Janet Burrell, Terence Glenn — 38, 68, 70, 1 32 Burruss, Jerry Warrenton — 87 Burton, Mary Catherine — 73, 1 32 Busbin, Sharon Kay — 54, 1 32 Byrum, James — 84 Caldwell, Jack C. Camm, Delores Maria — 1 32 Canada, Constance Lynn — 1 32 Campbell, Scott Howell — 38, 67, 76, 1 32 Carpenter, Beverly — 43, 67, 73, 1 32 Carter, Wilbert Lee — 1 32 Carteret, Wiley Lee Caviston, Mary Beth — 1 32 Cheseman, Vincent Jerome — 1 32 Chess, Marilou Sheridan — 4 1 , 78, 132 Ciatoo, Patricia Lynn — 43, 67, 1 32 Cicero, Victoria Marie — 87, 1 32 Clark, Benjamin Allen — 1 32 Clayton, Joyce Faye — 1 33 Coles, Linda Vennessa — 1 33 Collier, Cheryl Lynn — 1 33 Collins, Roberta Delane — 1 33 Colosi, Linda Diane Coward, Anne Weston — 52, 1 33 Conn, Gary R. — 1 33 Croke, Robert James — 57 Crow, Evelyn Gertrude — 73, 86, 89, 1 33 Cuffie, Debra Celestine — 63, 1 33 Curtman, Edward Lee — 1 33 Daniell, Bobby E. Daniell, Carol Jean — 1 33 Davis, Diane Mildred — 68, 1 33 Dennis, Oscar Bernard — 1 33 DePalm, Ramona Ruth — 41, 74, 1 33 DIakun, Alan Nicholas — 50, 56, 60, 1 33 Diamond, Robin — 1 33 Dippre, Beatrice Ann — 1 33 Dobson, Robert Lee Donnelson, Randy Lee — 84, 1 33 Dorsey, Patricia Lynn Doyon, Jim — 1 33 Drake, Cheryl Elizabeth Drew, Robert M. — 84 Duke, John Martindale — 52, 78, 1 33 Earehart, Robert Eugene Edwards, Jill Michelle — 52, 93, 1 33 • Eldred, Debra Ann — 1 33 Eldred, Donna Marie — 86 Epps, Maryel Warnell — 50, 52, 63, 72, 74, 75, 133 Fairbanks, Claude Leon — 87 Falin, David Richard — 55, 68, 1 33 Fallon, Patrick Joseph — 1 33 Farrior, Anthony Ray — 38, 60 Fitzgerald, Eunice A. — 134 Floyd, Jack David — 1 34 Forman, Donald R. — 134 Fox, Allen Donald — 86, 1 34 Fox, Debra Leigh — 73, 1 34 Fox, Grayson Eugene — 68, 70, 73, 1 34 Fox, Timothy Allen — 1 34 Frazier, Francis LaVerne — 1 34 Freeman, Barbara — 1 34 Furgurson, Mark Thomas — 68, 1 34 Gaines, Lauren Celeste — 1 34 Gardner, Cherisse Sabrina — 41 , 67, 73, 1 34 Gates, James Lloyd — 1 34 Gholson, Shelbourne William — 56 Gibson, Johnny Mac — 64, 67, 84, 1 34 Gillikin, Cindy Lee — 52, 58, 74, 1 34, 43 Glass, Alton Henry — 66, 1 34 Gornton, William Alvin — 1 34 Gtaham, Charles Irving — 38, 70, 75 Gray, Louis Grieff, Dean Howard — 141 Gurtler, Jane Ann — 43, 75, 78, 1 34 Hall, Charles Fredrick Harcum, James Payten — 76, 1 34 Hargis, Brian Fernandez — 1 34 Hargis, Michelle Denise — 50, 1 34 Harlan, David Franklin — 1 34 Harmonn, Linda Diann — 73, 1 34 Harper, Barbara Jean — 1 34 Hastings, David Scott Hedgepath, Stewart Rowland Henning, Clifton Louis Hess, Susan Ann — 41, 68, 78, 135 Hill, Robin Windsor — 55 Hines, Evelyn Lynette — 86, 1 35 Hite, Mildred Marie — 88, 1 35 Hockaday, Mark Edward — 1 35 Hodge, William Dean — 38, 1 35 Hogge, Kevin Lee — 38, 1 35 Holmes, Vanessa Anne — 73 Holt, Clyde Benson Holup, Dundee Mary Ellen — 43, 67, 1 35 Holup, Terri Anne — 41 , 135 Hough, Cathy Louise — 1 35 Huff, Mary Elizabeth — 50, 54, 88, 1 35 Hundley, Michael Anthony — 50 Irby, Mary Catherine Jackson, Irene Mae — 1 35 Jackson, Mary Ann — 52, 1 35 Jacob, Virgil Rodell Jacobs, Elizabeth Ann — 52, 1 35 Jamerson, Linda — 1 35 Jenkins, Pamela Kay Jenkins, Sydney Owens — 135 Johnson arolyn Yvonne Johnson, Charles William Johnson, Durwood Neil — 1 35 Johnson, Elroy T. — 135 Johnson, Woodrow Wilson — 84 Johnston, James A. — 135 Jones, Bruce A. — 1 35 Jones, Deborah Elaine — 73, 1 35 Jones, Evelyn Joanne — 1 35 Jones, Patricia Anne — 1 35 Jones, Peter Rees — 86, 1 35 Jones, Anthony Mark Jordan, William Greenwood — 68, 1 36 Kommer, Michael Gorden — 76, 1 36 Karpa, Mary Lou — 87 Keffer, Barbara Kay Keafer, Wayne Lloyd — 64, 68, 1 36 Kelley, Renaldal — 1 36 Kelly, Thomas Patrick — 52, 76, 1 36 Kinard, Kimberly Jane — 43, 67, 1 36 Kinde, Jeannette Gayle — 52, 93, 1 36 Kintner, Daniel J. — 1 36 Kintner, Susan Marie — 136 Kish, Pamela Kaye Knight, Vincent Knollmann, Thamas Carl — 38, 1 36 Kyser, Scott Austin — 78, 1 36 Kyte, John Martin — 1 36 Lackey, Nancy Lou LaMal, Mark Andrew — 38, 1 36 Lambert, Carole Ann Lamos, Margaret Beatrice — 41 , 50, 78, 1 36 Laughrey, Donald David — 1 36 Leitch, Teresa Grace — 84, 1 36 Lewis, Jackie Renee — 1 36 Lewis, Linda Marie — 1 36 Lindler, David Eugene — 1 36 Lindsay, Cynthia Jean — 41 , 1 36 Livengood, Pamela Denise — 88, 1 36 Lloyd, Daniel Thomas — 87, 1 36 Lloyd, David Wayne — 1 36 Lomax, Bruce Allen — 66, 1 36 Long, Gary Wayne Loonam, John Francis — 84, 1 36 Louden, Corelia Jean — 1 37 Louden, Gale Rebecca Lupienski, Greg David — 137 Lynch, Gary Randall — 1 37 Maclay, Nelson C. Marquis, Donna Lynn — 1 37 Martin, Michelle Anne — 1 37 Martin, Steven David — 86, 1 37 Mason, Carol Anne — 52, 73, 75, 1 37 Matkowski, Christopher Mark Matthews, Paul Mitchell Mayer, Cheryl — 89, 1 37 McConnell, John Millis — 38, 67, 1 37 McIntyre, Becky Lynn McKinney, Mary Elizabeth — 86, 1 37 McLaughlin, Roger Edward — 60, 1 37 McMiller, Mary Elizabeth — 87, 1 37 186 McMullen, Joyce Carole — 87, 1 37 McPherson, Dana Marie Meredith, Juanita Laverne — 87, 1 37 Michura, Broughton Thomas — 55, 57, 1 37 Mikulas, Connie Lynn — 50, 52, 1 37 Minter, Cynthia Kay — 63, 87, 1 37 Minter, Russell Ray — 86, 1 37 Millen, Lori Lynne — 48, 52, 1 37 Mitchem, Raymond Russell Moore, John Forest — 76, 1 37 Moore, William Ashley Moran, John Morgan, Karen Suzanne — 57, 87 Morton, Vanessa Neara Mou , Carolyn Anne — 58, 78, 1 37 Moyler, Theodore Roosevelt — 38, 1 38 Mudd, Karen Mudd, Lynn — 1 38 Nethersole, Wendy Lynne — 50, 1 38 Nolan, Russell Charles Oliver, Gregory Thomas — 68, 71 O ' Neal, Donald Robert — 138 Opie, Belinda Diana Orange, Garson Paul — 68 Ovitt, David Richard — 1 38 Padgett, Neil Edward — 1 38 Palmer, Carolyn — 1 38 Pappas, Andrew John Parker, Nancy Lee — 86, 1 38 Parrott, Eloise Oleada — 138 Patterson, Charlotta — 63, 1 38 Payne, Karen Beth — 1 38 Payne, Lisa Grace — 58, 1 38 Pearson, Susan Lee — 1 38 Pegram, Jeffrey Dale — 56 Phillips, Kenneth F. — 138 Phillips, Sharia Latanja — 1 38 Phillips, William Ray — 1 38 Pickett, Pamela Ann — 68, 71 , 89, 1 38 Pickles, Trudy Foy — 87, 1 38 Platt, Daniel Walter Poteate, Samuel Blair — 1 38 Prater, Dreema Fawn Price, Harvey Lee — 1 38 Priest, Wanda Jane — 52, 1 38 Prowant, Gail Jean — 86, 1 39 Quarles, John Morton — 60, 67, 1 39 Quass, Susan Joan — 49, 72, 73, 75, 1 39 Ragans, Dewey Milton — 68, 1 39 Randall, Edgar Wilfred — 60, 84, 1 39 Rash, Jennifer Joan — 86, 1 39 Redpath, Charles Brian — 68, 70, 76 Reed, Kimberly Anne — 1 39 Reid, Carol Lynn — 55, 73, 75, 1 39 Reinfield, Gary Allen — 38, 1 39 Reynolds, Donna Leigh — 139 Richards, Danny Keith Richards, Rebekah Anne — 1 39 Richwine, Amy Susan — 4 1 , 73, 1 39 Rickard, Donald Collins Ricks, Karen Elaine Roach, John — 1 39 Robins, Matthew Todd Robinson, Barbara Robinson, Chiquia Robinson, David E. — 1 38 Robinson, Linda Lee — 1 39 Rosche, Phi lip Arthur — 38, 70, 1 39 Rossman, Shirley Lynn — 139 Russell, Edwin Morrow — 76 Ruzecki, Valentine Irene — 1 39 Sale, Belinda G. Schumacher, Marjorie Fern — 1 39 Seals, Thomas Alfred Seaman, Thomas Edward — 56, 68, 1 39 Sebacher, Kim Susan — 88, 1 39 Seibert, Tina Marie — 52, 1 40 Shields, James Edward — 56, 1 40 Siegal, Naomi Lynn — 1 40 Sledd, Terence Timothy Sloane, Connie Yvonne — 74, 1 40 Smeland, Mark Jon — 73, 75, 93, 1 40 Smith, Amy Kimon — 1 40 Smith, Beverly Jean Smith, Beverly Louise Smith, Dennis Patrick — 38, 1 40 Smith, Mary Beatrice Smith, Scott Andrew — 66, 1 40 Smith, William Douglas — 1 40 Smith, Yvonne M. — 1 40 Snook, Carolyn Ann — 1 40 Spratley, Nyokia Machann — 1 40 Squires, Susan Ethel — 86 Stahl, Jeanne Elizabeth — 52, 68, 71 , 140 Stanfield, Gregory Raymond — 1 40 Stanfield, Michael Robert Steele, Carolyn Foye — 1 40 Stephens, Sharon Lynette — 50, 57, 72, 73, 1 40 Stewart, Vashon Elvin — 87 Stone, Robyn Lynn — 86, 1 40 Storch, Kathleen Maureen — 1 40 Stoutingberg, Linda Melvina — 1 40 Stowers, Linda Swartzwelder, Robyn Delk — 1 40 Sweeney, Kathleen Ann — 52, 68, 1 40 Swinton, Vander Lee Talbert, Anthony Duane — 60, 1 4 1 Talbot, Jeffrey Reed — 38, 60, 67, 141 Terry, Joel Leslie — 76, 84, 1 4 1 Thomas, Charles Mason Thomas, George Grimes Thomas, Vanessa Diane — 141 Tucker, Leeda Marie — 87 Tucker, Nadene C. — 87, 1 4 1 Tussing, Marjorie Hope Tyler, James B. Tyler, Lawrence O ' Neal Vahl, Karen G. VanDenburgh, Andrew Harrison VanLeliveld, Jack C. — 141 Vines, Marvis Felecia — 73, 74, 87, 141 Veditz, Richard M. — 1 4 1 Waclawski, Mark M. — 60, 67, 76, 84, 141 Waddill, Marianne — 68, 71 , 73, 75, 1 4 1 Walker, Barbara Jean — 86, 141 Walker, Curtis L. Wallace, Howard Franklin — 60, 67, 84, 141 Waller, Ronald F. — 141 Warinner, Robert S. Warner, Elizabeth Carney — 141 Washington, Ruby Denise — 141 Washington, Sharon Y. Waters, Rebecca J. — 86, 141 Weakley, Jeffery R. — 141 Welsh, Cynthia Yvonne Whisenant, Donald Wayne — 87, 1 4 1 Whitby, Novella Yvonne White, Debra L. — 1 5, 50, 78, 87, 1 41 White, Donna L. — 54, 68, 88, 141 White, Nancy R. Whitman, Elizabeth — 76, 141 Whitmore, Ruth E. Williams, Jeffrey Lynn Williams, Steven Lowell — 38, 73, 141 Wilson, Edwon Lester Wilson, Linda J udith Winder, Brenda Elizabeth Wolf, Lorraine Charlotte — 141 Wood, Robert Stuart Woodfin, Andrey Lynn — 68, 72, 73, 75 Worley, Genemarie — 1 5, 4 1 , 50, 68, 70, 7 1 , 1 4 1 Wright, Bethany Parr — 41, 141 Wright, Gale W. Wright, Jonathan Pettis — 60, 68, 70, 1 4 1 Yeates, John Victor — 80 Zeigler, Mark Pickinson Zuskin, Nancy Lynn — 87, 141 Sophomore Index Adams, Mark Edward — 1 43 Adams, Robin Jane — 41, 143 Adams, Stevelynn Renee — 1 43 Angle, Larry Edward — 84 Aldrich, Nancy Lynn — 44, 87, 1 43 Amory, Janette Elaine — 73, 87, 1 43 Anderson, Diane Caron — 58 Atkins, Robert Dale — 56, 1 43 Ayers, Katie Jane — 1 43 Barber, Tamera Laive Barlow, Horvey Ross Barlow, Kenneth Leon Barlow, Tommy Lee Barndt, Lynda Carolyn — 1 43 Barrett, Carol Ann — 1 43 Bartlett, Ernest Beaman, Carol Ann — 58, 1 43 Bean, Debra Ann — 1 43 Beazlie, Lewis Henry — 1 43 Benfield, Martin Wolf — 84 Bertram, Alice Belinda — 1 43 Birdsong, Stephanie Kay Borum, Cynthia Denise Borum, Shirley Bowmer, Stephen Douglas Bradshaw, Charles Franklin Brizendine, Barbara Dale — 87, 1 43 Brizendine, Roberta Gale — 1 43 Brooks, Bobby Allen — 1 43 Brooks, Donald — 1 43 Brown, Adolph Brown, David N. Brown, Reginald Brown, Ronald Brown, Susan Catherine — 50, 1 43 Bryan, Cynthia Maxine Burnett, JoAnne Burnett, Richard Lee Burns, Jimmy Lee Byrum, James Harold — 1 43 Byrum, Randy Lee — 1 44 Byrum, Shirley Marlene — 1 44 Camm, Rose Antoinette — 45, 74, 1 44 Canady, Beverly Ann — 52, 144 Carlson, Donald Thomas Carnahan, Dennis Roddert — 38, 40, 1 44 Carter, Beverly Paulette — 1 44 Carter, Gail D. Carter, Maurice — 84 Chadwick, Margeret Ann Childs, Carolyn Marie — 144 Chisman, Wallace D. Christian, Debbie Juanita Christian, James Edward Christian, Lawrence Alfonso Christian, Valerie Regina — 87, 89, 1 44 Churn, Edward Laban — 1 44 Clarke, Elizabeth Ann Collier, Richard Duane — 84, 1 44 Collins, Sharon Lynn — 50, 1 44 Collins, William Pernell Colosi, Debbie Delores Concilus, Mark William — 40, 1 44 Cooke, James A. Cooke, Kevin R. — 62 Copeland, Rodney Noell — 1 44 Crisp, Patricia — 1 44 Cromley, Lisa Anne — 1 44 Crouch, Barbara Janice — 52, 1 44 Crouch, Stephen George Crow, Phillip Chester — 1 44 Curtis, Meosotis Carmen Daniels, William Martin Darden, Pearl Christina — 84, 144 Davidson, Richard Earle — 1 44 Davis, Charles Joshua — 68, 70, 71 , 144 Davis, Kevin R. — 38, 1 45 Davis, Scott F. — 145 Dawson, Patricia — 44, 1 44 Dawson, Teresa Kay Dean, Mary Ann Deaton, Dyson Lanier — 1 45 Denby, Susan Nora — 52, 55, 1 45 Denton, Robert Timothy — 40, 1 45 DeSantis, Anna Guadelupe Diakun, Charles Edward — 72, 75, 93 Diakun, Richard Dana — 56, 73 Dishner, Deborah Jayne — 1 45 Dixon, Michael Downey, William Burns — 38, 40, 1 45 Driver, Frank Cornelius Dubrey, Adele Yvonne — 89, 1 45 Dunaway, Patricia — 1 45 Eads, Johnny Howard — 1 45 187 Edwards, Rebecca Sue — 1 45 Eldred, Down Susan Emery, Raymen — 1 45 Epperson, Charles Delano Epps, Kathy Rene — 145 Evans, Bernard Lee — 40, 1 45 Evans, Catherine Elaine — 1 45 Evans, Penelope E. Fallon, Mary Susan — 58, 83 Fannin, Mary Christina — 89 Fields, Carolyn Patricia Fields, Frederick Renaldo — 1 45 Firman, William Dewey — 145 Fischel, Deborah Ann — 1 45 Fitch, Debbie Lynn — 1 45 Foss, Christopher Lee — 40, 1 46 Fournier, Ellen Elizabeth : — 52, 1 46 Fout, Beth Y. Fralich, Barbara Ann — 41 , 68 Freemen, Barbara Lee — 74 Gaines, Sheron Alecia Geiger, Thomas Paul — 57, 1 46 Giles, Karen Nadene — 69, 87, 1 46 Godsey, Jay Paul — 87, 1 46 Goens, Lynwood Grey Goodwin, Howard Eugene — 1 46 Gordon, Ronald David Grieff, Andrea Susan — 52 Gregory, George B. Grogan, Timothy Penn — 56, 1 46 Guarino, Dianna Lynn — 44, 1 46 Haislip, Christopher Lee Hall, Patricia Harris, Patricia Nona — 146 Harris, Ronnie Earl — 40, 62, 1 46 Harrod, Lorry Tyrone — 84 Haywood, John Willie — 1 46 Henderson, Alphy E. Henderson, Virginia Page — 1 46 Henning, John Roland Henry, Robert Lloyd Hermann, Timothy J. — 84 Hertsch, Carol Sue — 1 46 Hickman, Lenardo Remane — 84 Hill, Charlotte Neville — 44, 50, 87, 1 46 Hill, Jayna Lynne — 52, 1 46 Hines, Cathy Jane — 1 46 Hirtsh, Tamala Lorraine Hite, Terry LaRue — 146 Hodges, William L. — 66 Hogg, Gregory Forrest Hogge, Thomas Ashley — 146 Hogge, Debra Kay — 87 Holland, Deborah Ann — 1 46 Holup, Robert John — 84 Hopke, John Alfred — 62, 67, 1 47 Hopkins, Kevin Ray — 66 Hopson, Vincent Mark — 1 47 Howington, Arlene Jo — 44, 1 47 Hubbard, Robert Leonard — 147 Hudgins, Floyd T. Huff, Daniel Frank — 1 47 Hundley, Stephen Reginald — 70, 1 47 Ingebritson, Kris Otis — 1 47 Irby, Rita Ann — 1 47 Irvin, John Frank Jackson, Leon Douglas — 38, 40, 62, 67, 84 Jamerson, Linda Ann Jefferson, Pamela Denise — 87, 1 47 Jenkins, Terry Leigh — 54, 1 47 Jensen, Anton K. — 84, 1 47 Jernigan, David Michael — 1 47 Jimmerson, Darrell T. Johnson, Linda Marie Johnson, Pamela Carlostell — 1 47 Johnson, Sabrina Lolita — 1 47 Johnson, Holly Lynn — 73 Jones, Anne Moylan — 44, 78, 1 47 Jones, David Boyd — 84, 147 Jones, Douglas Edward Jones, Janice Odell Jones, Preston Julet — 1 47 Jones, Rebecca Lynn — 1 47 Joyal, Dennis Albert Kee, Gilda Laverne Keffer, Ann Clare — 1 47 Kennedy, Anthony Wayne — 1 47 King, John Keith — 147 Klink, Stephen Roy — 1 47 Koch, Michael Douglas Kopczynski, Stephen Paul — 56, 68, 76, 1 47 Kyser, Susan Marie — 52, 1 47 LaCour, Felicia Kaye — 1 47 Lamos, Karol Anne — 78, 1 47 Lamos, Katherine Gay — 78 Langston, Jeffrey Carter — 40, 1 47 Layne, Jeffry Stuart — 1 47 Lee, Kim A. Lee, Matthew — 62, 1 47 Lee, Timothy Myron — 1 48 Lewis, Joan Delores — 15, 148 Lewis, Larry Tyrone — 66 Lewis, Mary Catherine — 1 48 Llanso, Lisa Ann — 73, 93, 1 48 Loonam, Lawrence Joseph Magee, Doris Mary Manuel, Denise Pauline — 89 Marcucci, Frank Paul Martin, Anthony Franklin Martin, Debora Ann Martin, Linda Kay Martin, Thomas E. — 84 Mason, Sherrin Ann — 73, 74 Matthews, Henry Lee McAllister, Mark — 1 48 McComas, David Allen — 57 McCracken, Curt Laird McDougal, Leigh Ann — 4 1 , 68, 148 McFadden, Sandra Mary — 52, 88, 1 48 McGuire, Sheila Louise — 1 48 McIntosh, Carolyn Elaine — 68, 1 48 McIntyre, Carolyn — 1 48 McLaughlin, Mary Margeret McMahon, Catherine Ann Theresa McPherson, Mary Kay — 1 48 Meador, Michael Rogers Merrill, Jeffery Author — 50, 68, 1 48 Michaud, Ronald Floyd Milam, Vicki Ann — 44, 78, 1 48 Millen, Tina Sue — 1 48 Miller, Richard Walter — 40, 1 48 Montgomery, Diane Jeanatta — 84 Moore, Terry Lynn Morin, Scott Randall — 84 Mosley, Jacqueline Denise — 1 48 Mulligan, Christopher Collier — 1 48 Murphy, Thomas Francis — 1 48 Murray, Nina Marie Nesmith, Sidney Nickerson, David Arthur Oliver, Janice Gale — 88, 1 48 Olstad, Lauren Kay — 1 48 Palmer, Carolyn Palmer, Joseph Palmer, Samuel S. Pannill, Letitia Dorlene — 44, 74, 1 48 Patterson, Charlean Pennington, Edward Charles — 1 48 Pennington, Gina Elizabeth — 52, 73, 1 48 Phillips, Mdllie Bernice — 1 47 Pitiuga, Virginia Maria — 74, 87, 1 49 Powell, Gary Keith Price, Bradley Wayne — 149 Pridgen, Elzinia F. — 149 Puffenberger, Jana Lu — 41, 58, 68, 1 49 Quarles, Margie Tesh — 78, 1 49 Quass, Brian Baliard — 50, 1 49 Rainey, Herbert Eugene — 62, 1 49 Ransome, Ronald Dicell — 40 Ranson, Tammy Marie — 87, 1 49 Reaves, Mark Herbert Reaves, Michael Lamar Reiser, Julie — 78, 1 49 Richardson, James Judson — 1 49 Richie, Sharon Lee — 68, 1 49 Rickard, David Stephen — 1 49 Rickard, Diane Lee — 58 Rivers, Ricky N. Roberts, Kenneth Earl — 1 49 Roberts, Sheran Ann Robinson, Lynn R. Rowe, Tammy E. — 87, 1 49 Rucker, Nora Lynn — 1 49 Sabol, Graham W. — 1 49 Sadler, Jerry Lynn Saunders, Debra Lynn — 44, 73, 75, 1 49 Schuberth Richard M. Scott, Edward Sherman — 1 49 Seal, Barbara Ann — 1 49 Seltzer, Gary Lee — 40 Shaw, Jane Catherine — 50, 52 Shepperd, Olga Denise — 41, 149 Shields, Darlene F. — 149 Shields, George Mallory — 1 50 Sim, Martha Elizabeth — 1 50 Simpson, Timothy Lee — 40, 1 50 Smiley, Sue Ellen — 1 50 Smith, Douglas M. — 150 Smith, Linda Gail — 1 50 Smith, Palmer Lee Smith, Randy Lewis — 40, 1 50 Snook, Nancy Gene — 1 50 Soles, John Robert — 56, 67, 1 50 Southall, Donna Sue — 44, 68, 70, 1 50 Spooner, Deborah Louise — 1 50 Stallard, Bonnie Sue Stephens, Charles L. — 150 Stephens, Stuart Marlowe — 50, 76, 1 50 Stewart, Roger Eaton — 54, 1 50 Storck, Patrick Brian — 40, 1 50 Stubbs, David Bruce Sundy, Diana Sheridan — 88 Swann, Edward — 1 50 Sweat, Tammy — 1 50 Sweeney, Brian Patrick — 38, 60, 76, 1 50 Swinton, Abigail Swinton, Harold Eugene Sykes, David Boyd — 54, 1 50 Taft, Thacker Cooke Tawney, Debra — 1 50 Taylor, Herbert Allen Toylor, Kathleen Iris — 44, 1 50 Taylor, Stuart Grandville Terrell, Amy E. — 73, 75, 1 50 Thompson, Kenney Earl — 87 Thompson, Mary Katherine Threlkeld, Lessye Annette — 1 50 Tiller, Lynn E. — 1 50 Tucker, Joi Lynn — 15, 150 Tucker, Phyllis A. Tyler, Hazel T. Upton, Nancy Gail — 1 50 Vann, Jerry — 40, 1 5 1 Vogeley, James Hudgins — 55, 57, 151 Walker, Debra Ann — 151 Walker, Gladys Earldine — 45 Wall, Thomas Murrah 40, 72 Walters, Michael Gregory Walton, Dennis Evans — 68, 151 Ward, Danny S. — 151 Ward, Tammy F. — 87, 151 Warren, David R. — 40, 62, 1 51 Waters, David K. — 151 Waters, Wanda Denise — 84, 151 Watson, Donna Kay — 151 Watson, Sylvia Dee — 151 Westmoreland, Barry Lee — 151 Weston, Missy — 52, 151 Whitacre, Deloris White, Dorothy Anita — 68, 87, 151 White, Fred Douglass Whitley, Wayne Douglass — 40, 64, 151 Williams, Derrick Rickardo Williams, Philander Garry Williams, Vickie Lynn Womack, Michael Steven Wood, Harold Thomas — 1 5 1 Woodfin, Katrina Hope — 151 Woodson, Lewis Vic — 40, 151 Wright, Earl Wright, Evelina Elizabeth Wright, Juan L. — 151 Wright, Pamela — 73, 75, 1 51 Wyers, Danette M. — 1 5 1 Wymer, Donald Ray — 151 188 Zuzma, Pamela Mary — 87 Freshman Index Abrams, Debra Elaine — 68, 71 , 152 Adams, Allen Wayne Adams, Joseph Robert — 1 52 Adams, Sharon Lea — 1 52 Almonrode, Cindy Lu — 58, 1 52 Anderson, Karl Christopher — 1 52 Anderson, Melinda Ann — 74, 1 52 Anderson, Paul J. — 152 Ashlock, Denise Noretha Athas, Helen — 52, 74, 1 52 Auman, Clayton B. — 38, 40, 66 Ayers, Anne Frances — 68, 1 52 Babcock, Barbara Anna — 58, 1 52 Bailey, Matthew Dunn — 84, 1 52 Banks, Michael Tyrone Barbour, Douglas Glenn Bartlett, Shaun William — 1 52 Bartlett, Vernon Tyrone — 1 52 Bathrust, Amy LuAnn — 1 43 Beard, Debbie Lee Belvin, Bruce William — 1 52 Berry, James Timothy Bishop, Cheri Lynn — 1 53 Blackmon, Christopher Douglas — 1 53 Blair, Valerie Jean — 58, 1 53 Blanton, Kent Lawrence — 1 53 Blue, Jana Maria — 50, 52, 74, 1 53 Boettner, Annis Lin — 1 53 Bonin, Michael Edward — 1 53 Bonser, Scott George — 1 53 Borum, Patricia Ann Bowman, Rachel Elizabeth — 1 53 Bradley, Kenneth S. Brewster, Brian W. Brockmann, Nancy Lynne — 52, 1 53 Brooks, Gil Winston Brooks, Melissa Dene — 74, 1 53 Brown, Lois Marie — 89, 1 53 Buchanan, Margaret Elizabeth — 89 Burke, Bryan Thomas — 1 53 Bullock, Elizabeth Terrill — 1 53 Bulson, Rebecca Lynn — 68, 1 53 Burger, Elizabeth Noel — 1 53 Burnett, Phillip Martin — 1 53 Butler, Theresa Gail — 15, 153 Byrne, Heather Frances — 1 53 Carroll, Guy Richard — 153 Carroll, Evelyn Marie — 1 53 Carter, James Alfred — 40, 1 53 Carter, James David — 1 53 Carter, Kathryn Ann Carter, Valerie Patricia — 84 Casey, Michael Ray — 1 53 Caviston, Michael William — 1 53 Cawley, Michael Joseph Chadwick, Mary Elizabeth — 1 53 Chismon, Sophia Yvonne — 45, 74, 1 53 Christian, Carolyn Virginia Christian, Edward Brenard Christian, Sterling Joseph — 1 53 Clark, Cheryl Annette — 74, 1 54 Clark, Nanette Faye — 63, 1 54 Clift, Glenn Alan — 1 54 Cochran, Henry McCormick — 50, 1 54 Cokley, Anna L. — 1 54 Cokley, Candace Ross — 1 54 Cole, Christopher Lynn — 1 54 Coles, Darlette Florine — 1 54 Coles, Steven A. Collier, Catherine Eleanor — 1 54 Cone, Clarence Donald — 1 54 Conner, Algernon Devon — 1 54 Conner, Glenn David Cox, Martin F. Crafford, Janet Feli cia — 1 54 Creel, Cynthia Ann — 68, 70, 1 54 Crockett, Robert Winston Croke, Kevin Patrick — 38, 1 54 Croswell, Leslie Suzanne — 1 54 Danchak, Marvin Lee — 1 54 Daniels, Elizabeth Ann — 1 54 Darden, Christopher Columbus Daw, Theodore Albert — 1 54 DeCoursey, Gus Robert — 1 54 DeShazor, Michael Randolph — 40, 1 54 Dobson, Ernest Raymond — 1 54 Dodgen, John Avery — 1 55 Dorn, Donna Mae — 1 55 Dothard, Andrea — 50, 1 55 Drake, Donna Jean — 1 55 Drake, James Michael — 1 55 Drewry, James Franklin Drensten, Steven — 1 55 Duckett, Robert Eugene — 1 55 Duke, Sharon Jean — 1 55 Dunavant, Katherine Condrey — 1 55 Ediow, Daniel Debrow — 62, 1 55 Edmondson, Amy Frances — 1 55 Edmund, Marshall Anderson — 38, 40 Edwards, Valerie Lynne — 1 55 Emery, Raymen Lewis Erickson, Cynthia Anne — 74, 1 55 Escaig, Robin Ann — 1 55 Evans, Milton Thomas — 1 55 Evans, Reginald Leon — 38, 62 Faile, Kathy Jean — 1 55 Falin, John Daniel Falin, Mark Steven — 1 55 Fallon, Kevin S. — 1 55 Farrior, Cynthia Gayle — 1 55 Fetterman, Keith David — 55, 68, 70, 1 55 Flory, Gordon Raymond — 55, 1 55 Foley, Karen Marie — 68, 1 55 Forman, Susan Elaine — 50, 58, 1 55 Forrest, Gregory Dale — 1 55 Foster, Cathy — 1 55 Foster, Marion Arness — 1 56 Foster, Marlene Ardell — 38, 40, 68, 1 55 Fourney, Sylvia Lynn — 74, 1 56 Fox, Crystal Carlotta — 1 56 Francis, Elizabeth — 50 Frazier, Evelyn Yvonne — 1 56 Freeman, Ricky Lee Furguson, Ann Glen — 52, 55, 74, 1 56 Gaither, Roland Galloway, Gay Lynn — 1 56 Gambrell, Tammy Kaye — 1 56 Gardner, Andre P. — 84 Garrison, Laurie Elizabeth — 68, 1 56 Gates, Raymond Richard — 40, 64, 1 56 Gholson, Cynthia Ann — 56, 1 56 Gibson, Cynthia Lynn Gibson, Rebecca Jane — 68, 1 56 Gillikin, Gwendolyn Faye — 49, 1 56 Godbolt, Kenny Darnell Goens, Lori Grey — 74, 1 56 Grantham, Steve — 1 56 Gray, Michael Jay — 1 56 Gregory, Deborah A. — 156 Green, Cheryl D. Griggs, Neil Dudley Guarino, Francis John — 1 56 Hammer, Jeramy Ann — 1 56 Harding, Kevin David — 73, 1 56 Harper, Thomas Darnell — 1 56 Harrison, Kathy M. — 68 Harrison, Andrew Bruce — 1 56 Harrod, Keith Darell — 1 56 Harrold, Katina Meriea — 1 56 Hatch, Connie Lynn — 1 56 Hayes, Karl Edward — 1 56 Haywood, Allison Lynn — 58, 1 56 Haynie, Charles Clifton — 1 56 Hedlund, William Herbert Handerson, Claudette LaVonne Henry, Kathie Sue — 68, 1 57 Henry, Leslie Lorraine — 157 Herman, Therese Lynne — 1 57 Hester, Darlene Elizabeth — 45, 84, 1 57 Hill, Floydean Annette — 1 57 Hite, Donald William — 68, 1 57 Hodges, Brenda Kay — 1 57 Hodges, James Russell — 40, 1 57 Hogge, Patricia Rene — 74, 1 57 Holcamb, Oakley — 1 57 Holloway, John Early — 1 57 Holmes, Cheryl Lynna — 1 57 Holmes, Delois — 74 Holmes, Ethel Rebedca Holmes, Memo Maxine — 1 57 Honor, Beverly Ann Hopson, Kenneth Spencer — 84 Horn, Steven Dean — 40, 1 57 Horton, Cindi Rene — 56, 1 57 Hudgins, Debra Renee — 89, 1 57 Hundley, Gary Lorenza — 84, 1 57 Hunter, Alan Gerald — 1 57 Huntingtan, Tamara Catherine — 1 57 Hyatt, Donna Lynn — 1 57 Ingebritsen, Ann Marie — 1 57 Ihlefield, Michael Gordon Ingram, Russell Coleman — 40, 62, 1 57 Ivy, Rose Anne — 74, 1 57 Jack, Terry — 1 57 Jacobs, Michelle Ruth — 1 57 Jamerson, Hugh Jamerson, Thomas Ray — 1 57 James, Ramona Nannette — 1 57 James, Steven M. — 157 Johnsan, Brenda Jean — 68, 1 57 Johnson, Cynthia Renee Johnson, Daniel Bruce — 1 57 Jones, Donald Ray Jones, Sheila Denice — 73, 1 58 Jones, Sherry Roxanne — 1 58 Kelly, Susan Wiley — 50, 1 58 Kennedy, Angie Faye — 1 58 Kinde, Hans Christopher — 68, 1 58 King, Augustine Darlene — 1 58 Kipper, Kevin A. — 158 Kirkman, Mary Worth — 52, 1 58 Klink, Linda Ann — 1 58 Knight, Michael Anthony Knox, Bruce Ramsay — 1 58 Knox, David Ross Koch, Sandra Lynn — 1 58 Lamos, Jahn Michael — 1 58 Langston, Stacy Ann — 49, 74, 1 58 Larkin, Teresa Lynn — 1 58 Leach, William Harrison — 84, 1 58 Lee, James Monroe — 1 58 Lewis, Cheryl Diane Lewis, Iris Elaine — 1 58 Lewis, Kevin A. — 158 Lindsay, Benjamin Oliver — 64, 1 59 Lomax, Don Juan — 66 Long, Joseph Franklin — 1 59 Macintosh, Susan Magnus, George — 1 59 Maidment, Gary Thomas — 1 59 Major, William Thomas — 1 59 Manley, Denita G. Martin, Kelly Jo — 87, 1 59 Martin, Brenda F. — 68, 1 59 Massey, Kenneth E. — 159 Maxwell, John Davis — 159 McAllister, Mark Allen McFall, Cindy Kaye — 84, 1 59 McGee, William Patrick — 84, 1 59 McMullen, Jeanne Gayle — 74, 1 59 McNamara, Julie Mae — 50, 1 59 McNiel, Edward — 1 59 McPhearson, Dana Ann — 68, 1 59 Meador, Stacey Camille — 52, 1 59 Merrill, Allen Robert — 1 59 Miller, Tracey Ann — 1 59 Millner, Tammy Lynn — 74, 1 59 Mills, Janet Kay — 1 59 Millwood, Joseph Allen — 1 59 Mitchell, Lisa L. — 159 Mitchem, Mary Alice — 58, 74, 1 59 Monnette, Christopher Thomas — 84 Moan, Mark David — 68, 1 60 Moore, John Wesley — 1 60 Morin, Lynne Ann — 1 60 Morris, David Alan — 62, 1 60 Morris, Gregory Steven — 1 60 Morse, Andrew Ramsay — 55, 56, 1 60 Morton, Ricky Lavan Moss, Hugh Anthony 60 Moudry, Joseph Ralph — 84 Murray, Robert Edward — 84, 1 60 Murrow, Douglas Harold — 68, 1 60 Ncuareth, Elmer Darnell — 40, 1 60 Neading, Grace Ann — 74, 1 60 Nethersole, Tracey David — 40, 66, 1 60 Nobles, Vernon David — 1 60 Nolan, Arnett Scott — 1 60 Oliver, Warren S. — 160 Ollie, William D. — 84 Orenstein, Steven Alan Ovitt, Timothy Gerard — 1 60 Palmer, Darnethea — 1 60 Palmer, Patricia Ann — 1 60 Panganiban, Sally May — 1 60 Pappas, Althea Patricia — 1 60 Parker, Terri Lynn — 1 60 Payne, Kelley Roberta — 58, 74, 1 61 Pennington, Kevin Lee Phinney, George Marcus — 161 Phillips, Joyce Ann Phillips, Lucinda Katrina — 74, 1 6 1 Pitcher, Judy Ann — 161 Pitts, Bryon Scott Poteate, Anne Leigh — 52, 161 Praeter, Alan McKinley — 161 Prowant, Debra Lynn — 87, 161 Quass, Laura Grace — 161 Quarles, Lori Clark — 161 Reams, Carolyn Frances — 74, 1 61 Renson, Richard Lynn — 161 Reviea, Robert A. — 68 Reynolds, James Howard — 84, 161 Rhinehart, Katheen Richards, Samuel Lee Richardson, Margaret Elaine — 74, 1 61 Richwine, Elizabeth Ann — 41 , 1 61 Rienth, Paul Harry — 50 Riley, Pamela Renee Roache, Jon Michael Roberson, Lawrence Peter — 161 Roberts, Connie Frances — 161 Roberts, Nancy Jean — 68, 1 61 Robin, Katherine Hudgins — 161 Robinson, Malinda Gail — 161 Rodgers, Katie Dean — 161 Rouse, Rhonda Renee — 58 Rowe, Catherine Lynn — 74 Rowell, William David — 161 Subject Page A Cappella 73 Administration 20,21 American Field Service 55 Band Officers 71 Basketball 60,61 Basketball Sweetheart 57 Cafeteria 24 Cavaliers 72 Cheerleaders 42,43 Chess Club 55 Choraliers 72 Clinic 25 D.E. Club 86 Eboracum 83 Falcon Band 68 Falcon Staff 80,81 F.B.L.A. 87 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 67 Football 38, 39 Forensics 92 French Club 52 Freshman Class 152-163 Future Homemakers of America 89 Seaman, Michael Rene — 161 Shelton, Paul Arnold Shepperd, John W. — 84 Sher, Drew Curtis — 1 61 Shingler, Laureen — 161 Shipman, Ranald Wayne — 40, 161 Shoulders, Randy G. Skove, James Rush — 40 Slowikowski, Michael Ignatious — 68, 161 Smalls, Christopher Vincent — 70 Smith, Alice Vannessa — 1 62 Smith, Eric Charles — 1 62 Smith, Kavonza A. — 62 Smith, Robert H. — 1 62 Smith, Roger Dale Smith, Wayne Stevens — 40 Smoot, Valerie Gayle — 58, 74, 1 62 Spencer, Bruce Worth — 1 62 Spivey, Charlie Hofler — 1 62 Spratley, Rendell Alexandria — 1 62 Stack, Margaret Johnson — 1 62 Stahl, Terri Lynn — 68, 1 62 Stallings, Robert Lee — 1 62 Stanford, Donald Greg — 1 62 Stanford, Harry Edward — 1 62 Stanton, Steve John Stapleton, James E. — 162 Steele, Russell Keith — 1 62 Stephens, Joseph Evans — 84, 1 62 Stephenson, George Pendleton — 62 Stephenson, William Thomas — 62 Stewart, Holly — 1 62 Streagle, Timothy Robin — 68, 70, 1 62 Suderno, Charles Anthony — 84, 1 62 Summerfield, Steven Kelly — 62, 1 62 Sweat, Tammy Marie Sweeney, Karen Jean — 1 62 Sykes, Kimberly Sue — 74, 1 62 Tabb, Donald L. Tabb, Nathaniel Carroll — 1 62 Talley, Randy Paul — 1 62 Taylor, April Levern — 1 62 Thomas, Catherine Wendel — 68, 1 62 Thomas, Cathy Jane — 1 62 Thomas, Marlon Alonzo — 1 63 Tinney, Terry Samuel Towler, Christopher D. Subject Index German Club 53 Girl ' s Basketball 63 Girl ' s Glee 73 Girl ' s Hockey 41 Guidance 23 Gymanistics 58 Homecoming 8-15 Humanities 26-29 J.V. Basketball 62 J.V. Chee rleaders 44 J.V. Football 40 J.V. Wrestling 66 Junior Class 130-141 Key Club 76, 77 Keyettes 78, 79 Latin Club 54 Librarians 25 Majorettes 69 Math-Science 30,31 Medical Careers Club 88 Mime Troupe 93 Miss York High 46-49 Mixed Chorus 74 Monogram Club 67 Triplett, Cynthia Lynn — 58, 1 63 Truston, Douglas Richard — 84, 1 63 Turner, Robert Hulee — 1 63 Tyler, Anthony Lynnburg — 1 63 Wainwright, Robert Russell — 1 63 Walker, Darlene Virginia — 1 63 Wallace, April Michelle Wallace, Deborah Cecilia — 163 Warner, Thomas Dickens — 163 Washam, Mary Denise — 52, 1 63 Washington, Barry Keith Washington, Carol Darlene Washington, Mable Venissa — 66, 1 63 Washington, Marjorie Tee — 1 63 Washington, Victor Brian Waters, Elizabeth Lastine Watson, Carla Le — 1 63 Watson, Gerald Davis Watson, Marlene Marie — 1 63 Webb, Mitchell D. — 163 Welsh, Anthony Gene Wessels, Elyse Marie — 53, 1 63 Whitacre, Beverly Whittby, Alton A. — 1 63 Whitby, Marlene White, Ernest Lee — 1 63 White, Gene A. Whitman, Lisa Berene — 1 63 Whitmore, Nancy Ann — 74, 1 63 Wiggins, Denece Kay — 1 63 Wilkins, James Kevin — 1 63 Williams, Carlissa Murrain — 1 63 Williams, Julie Lamar — 1 63 Williams, Nancy Lynne — 1 5, 47, 1 63 Wolfe, Wendy Ann — 52, 1 63 Wood, Kimberly Sue Woodward, Joseph Leon Wooley, Theresa Colleen Wright, Earl Stanley — 40, 84 Young, Kumi Marianne — 1 63 Young, Richard Joseph Zalumas, Elizabeth Ann Zitzelberger, Terry James Zuzma, Joan B. Musical 94-96 Natianal Honor Society 51 Naval Science 32 NJROTC 84, 85 Pep Club 45 Regional Band 71 Regional Chorus 75 Ring Dance 90,91 S.C.A. 50 Science Fiction Club 57 Secretaries 22 Senior Class 116-129 Sophomore Class 142-151 Stage Band 70 Talon Staff 82 Thespians 93 V.I.C.A. 87 Vocotional Training 33-35 We the People 74 Wrestling 64, 65 WYCS 56 190 Mr. John T. Harrison NoraLee Har+ Walter L Darden Harvey Perkins Michael B. Sullivan George Busick PATRONS Choral Department of Y.H.S. Brenda M. Smith Katherine K. Buck LCDR and Mrs. Robert El Wright Joe Quass Ma rc Knight Cathy Threlkeld Andrew F. L. Bradley Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Mikulas Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Brice Mr . and Mrs. C. W. Coward Lillian J. Johnson WYCS NOTES ABOUT THE BOOK The 1 974 Falcon was printed in offset by Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas, Texas. The cover photographs were taken by Victor Yeates. The divider pages were designed by Cathy Threlkeld. The headings were set in 24-point Vogue Bold. 1974 FALCON Staff Advisor Photographers Victor Yeates Co- Editors Lynne Mikulas Doug Anderson Cathy Threlkeld Jay Carter Copy Editor Staff Assistants Advertising Editors Cathy Birdsong Louise La Roche Debbie White Opening Section MaryAnn Jackson Faculty and Administration Anne Poteate Extra-Curricular Activities Artists Classes Beth Wright PHOTO CREDITS Victor Yeates pages: 1,4, 5.6, 7, 8. 9, 1 0, I 1 , 1 2, 1 3, 14-1,20,21,23-2,24, 25-2, 3, 26-2, 3. 4, 27- 1 , 28, 29, 30, 3 1 - 1 . 2. 32. 33, 34- 1,3.4, 35. 38, 40- 1 , 4 1 -2, 3. 5, 50. 5 1 -2, 3. 52. 53, 54- 1 , 2. 55- 1 , 56, 58-2, 3, 4, 60. 6 1 , 62. 64, 65, 66, 67, 68. 69-2, 3, 70- 1 , 73- 1 , 2, 74- 1 , 75- 1 , 2,3,4, 78- 1 , 79-2, 3, 80. 8 1 , 82- 1 , 2, 84-2, 85-2, 86. 87. 88, 90, 9 1 . 92,93-1,3.93-2,3,95,96, 113, 116-1, 117, 118, 124, 129-3, 130- 2, 138, 139, 142-2, 146, 148, 152, 154, 159 Doug Anderson pages: 1 4-2, 3,15, 22. 23- 1 , 25- 1 , 27-2, 39, 42, 43, 44- 1 , 2, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 54-3, 55-2, 63, 70-2, 72, 72-3, 74-2, 75-5, 76. 77, 78-2,79-1,82-3,83,93-2, 120, 121, 126, 130-1, 132, 135, 140, 142-1, 145 Mr. Beatty pages: 1 7- 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 34-2, 69- 1 , 94- 1 , 1 49, 1 50 Barry Westmoreland pages: 17-8, 127 Jay Carter: pages: 1 7-6, 40-2, 3. 45-3, 5 1 - 1 , 58- 1 . 70-3, 84- 1 , 85- 1 . 3, 89, 122, 125, 128, 153, 160 David Squires pages: 41-1 Joel Terry — pg. 59 MaryAnn Jackson — 1 29- 1 , 2 Labe Churn — 1 34 Phillip Crow — 137, 144 Ruthie Brice — 26- 1,31-3 191 Editor ' s Wrap-Up Well, it’s hard to believe, but we ' ve finished the earbooki A feeling of pride comes over us knowing tures, and lack of assistance, we ' ve managed to put out an annual. We ' d like to extend our thanks to those who helped us without receiving credit for doing so, to Mr. DeFalco, our company ' s representative, for encourageing us on, and to the teachers who under- stood what kind of task we faced an ated with that, despite lack of exper ' trouble getting pic- us. Lynn Mikulus Cathy Threlkeld Editors !« t H But I ' nd ”r ■ FOR REFERENCE Do Not Take From This Room YOPIK COUNTY P u6LIC -LIBRARY f II YORKTOWN VA 230g2 3 lll|ll ill III |l| iil |||l|ll III
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