For Reference Table of Contents Section 1 Opening Section 2 Administration Section 3 Activities Section 4 Classes Section 5 Ads and Indexes I am not alone. There are times when I think I am, Alone and lost. But as the river bends, I find a new communion with the turn of time, A new sense of Universal connection. — Leonard Nimoy . . . So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there ' s so much left to know and I ' m on the rood to find out. — Cot Stevens With a little help from my friends — L M York High Homecoming Court 1974 I Karen Morgan Senior Princess Mary Beth Caviston Senior Princess 13 14 Grace Falcon Festivities I Clockwise from top left: Joan Birdsong, Cindy Clark, Gail Butler 15 Ir. ‘ ' ■ ' . . tv V- ' ? ' ' t.;, ' ' So you sit on your pants and holler Cause the world ain ' t been treating you right Don’t you know you contain the power To control destiny with your mind ADMINIS TRA TION AND FACULTY Jt ' - Of Mr. Milam pauses for a moment of seriousness during honors for Mrs. Hansford. Discussions in Smoking area. Mr. Milam Coordinates A Myriad Facets Associated With A School Year Finishing his third year as the head man, Claude Milam has piloted York High with soft kid gloves (that sometimes hid a necessary fist of steel). Skippers, untidy smokers, and other denizens of disturbance have found a swift, sure hand of justice when the time arose. Those students who can do no wrong at any time, and those who were around when they shouldn’t have been could count on their reward fitting the situation. It seems that the principal’s work is never done. When he was not busy with the five percenters, there were budgets to balance, back to school nights to organize, buildings to redesign, and even a trip to Las Vegas ’’for a conference.” With all the projects in action, Mr. Milam still found time to work with church and community operations. Nevertheless, Mr. Milam is not all serious business. There were ball games to go to, concerts to attend, and most of all there were students to talk to giving a wider understanding of the ways of the world. His impression has been made on the halls of York High. Mr. and Mrs. Milam ride in style at Homecoming. 18 ! ■ Assistan t Prin ci pals Fa cili ta te ■ School Programs Mr. Beachum Student instruction and guidance is probably one of the most difficult jobs in school. Add the disadvantage of taking over the job in the middle of November and you have Mr. Beachum. Balancing student loads, co-ordinating schedules, and insuring the fluidity of academic projects has given our new administrator a huge basket case of problems that occasionally seem to be solved by a magic educational wand. Our thanks to Mr. Beachum as part of a very dedicated staff who work long untold hours to find a satisfactory resolve for the student in need of a path to travel. Discipline, that hated word, is the realm of Mr. Page. Known as the staff member who keeps his cool, Mr. Page is the man designated to keep the noses straight and the students’ paths true. This job demands a close relationship with the students and an ability to understand the problems that sometimes cause problems in the everyday life we know as school. Athletics is another area covered by Mr. Page. He helps keep the various programs lined up from the logistics standpoint. It’s easy to hop in your car and go to the game. The game runs smoothly because someone has organized the tickets, the patrols, and a bunch of other jobs that make everything seem so smooth. 19 Mr. Perkins Works For Activity Co-Ordination As Dr. Corley Assists With Academics Mr. Perkins Have you ever wondered what’s harder to find than the proverbial needle in the haystack? Mr. Perkins would have no trouble in answering that description. As the Assistant Principal in charge of student activities (and parking permits), Mr. Perkins has the honor of keeping our activities in the proper perspective. With the activities at York consuming as much of student life as it does, the loss of Perky” would lead to chaos on the schedule of events and the sounds of silence on the morning intercom. Our thanks. Leaving at the end of pentamester one to become Assistant Superintendent of the Harrisonburg Public Schools, Dr. Corley was deeply admired and appreciated by all. He was in charge of academics and scheduling here at York. Fourteen hundred schedules four times a year needed a guiding hand and found one in Dr. Corley. His presence will be missed by the students and the faculty at York. Dr. Corley addresses pep rally. 20 Mrs. Suderno Mrs. Wright School Secretaries Are Unsung Heroes In The Clerical Barage Mrs. Soles yr Mrs. Pippin 21 Guidance Department Assists Students The Guidance Department has put forth a great effort to cut down the schedule mix-ups, and on the general chaos which occurs every year. A new system of checking in and out (to cut down on the number of skippers) with your counselors was developed, and worked efficiently. Due to the combined efforts of the counselors, secretaries, and their aids, the Guidance Department ran ‘‘smoothly and efficiently” with few bumps. Mr. Beacham L to R: Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Gist, Mr. Erasmi, Mr. Poole, Mrs. Gregory, Mr. Steele, and Mr. Beacham. 22 In Obtaining Individualized Programs Humanities Department Teams Up For Diverse Topic Offerings The Humanities Department was divided into five separate sections under team leaders. The Fine Arts section, headed by Mr. Sullivan, included such courses as art, music, band, speech, drama and even psychology. This team could be considered the refinement group since they were responsible for the cultured aspect of our courses. w f-,: ; , •■•V i y n- ■ J ■■X : 4 1 Mr. Seward, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Cox, Mr. Sullivan, Mrs. Davey, Ms. F. Thompson, Mrs. Mills, Ms. Barclay, Mrs. Rathcamp Mrs. Turner, Mr. Bradley, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Gouger, Mrs. Rush, Mr. Gilliam, Miss Bonner 24 World, American, And Fine Arts Studies Broaden Student’s Knowledge Base The World Studies teams spent their time working on improving our knowledge of everything from Shakespeare to T.S. Eliot. The literature based group was led by Mrs. Rush. American Studies under Mr. Zalumas dealt with history and government. Courses encompass a wide variety from the American Indian to the workings of modern day political systems. Mrs. Hansford receives a gift at the football game in her honor. L to R: Miss Spruiell, Mr. Zalumas, Mrs. Hansford, Mr. Monday. Mr. McConnell Miss Williams Mr. Davis Mrs. Johnston 25 Language is the cornerstone of academics. Mrs. Wilcher’s Communication Skills Team worked to develop proper grammatical structure and improve reading skills. Frequently mastery of a foreign language helps us to master our own. Mr. Harrison ' s team built the foundations for new languages which broadened our appreciation of both the language and the cultures of other countries. Communications In English And Foreign Languages Form A Base For Learning L to R: Mrs. Sykes, Mrs. Robert, Mrs. Moore, Mr. Harrison, Miss Beverly. Mrs. Sadler ponders a lesson. L to R: Mrs. N. Thompson, Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. Wilcher, Miss Young, Mrs. Moore. 26 Library Supplies Resources To Students From Left to Right: Mrs. Moul, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Beachum, and Mrs. Bruno, head librarian, loak over another stack of brand nev boaks they have to shelve. Mrs. Buchanan adds new cards to the files. As the York High students entered through the double doors of the library, they encountered an unlimited scope of knowledge. The library enabled a student to escape from the dull corridors into a world of serenity. Whether you were writing a paper, selecting a book, or leafing through a magazine, the atmasphere in the library remained tranquil. Behind the pleasant surroundings, were the ever present librarians, who were always ready to lead a lost student back to the card catalogue or the shelf containing the desired reference. For enabling the students and the faculty to broaden their horizans, a small word of praise is in order for their hard work in the ‘‘quiet” job. Mrs. Simmons finds reading is not all work. 27 Realm Of Numbers Is From the reaches of Consumer Math to Advanced Calculus, the student of numbers can find his field full of adventures and excitement through the exploration of his courses. The department encouraged independent study of math by an open competition in math that gives the student a full range of mathematics to enable him to discover his level and competence. Regardless of the student’s direction of interest, the budding mathematician can find assistance to solve that numerical enigma. Explored Through Work In Mathematics L to R: Mrs. Deal, Mr. Almonrode, Mrs. Eyre, Mr. Busick, Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Macklin, Mrs. Larrimore. 28 r Students Explore More In Science Dept From the study of rocks in Earth Science to the dissection of cats in Advanced Biology, the science department consistently motivated the students to higher achievement. Covering a wide spectrum of courses, the department introduced the students to the vast amount of knowledge that can be accumulated in the scientific field. L to R: Mrs. Ramer, Ms. Clements, Mr. Pinzel, Mr. Darden, Mr. Byers, Mr. Peters, Mr. Podbesek, Mr. Northstein. 29 Business teachers tried to give York students some occupational experience to better prepare them for the business world. Vocational classes present a vivid view of the numerous business opportunities open to the high school graduate. York’s Vocational And Business Departments Prepare Students For Today’s Jobs L to R: Mrs. White, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Carver, Mrs. Larrimore, Mrs. Harris. 30 Home Economics Trains Domestic Skills The Home Economics Deportment teaches everything from knitting on ofgan to making an authentic Italian pizza. In an attempt to make the transition from high school student to homemaker an easier one, they discover many nev and easy ways of making life pleasanter. 31 A Hardworking Coaching Staff Displays From Football to field hockey the presence of o fine coaching staff will always be felt. At York, with an interesting and varied athletic program we too felt their inspiring and instructional presence. Whether it was beating your head against a goalpost or running twenty-two second drills, the players knew it was worthwhile. The coaches would like to thank the administration and student body for their ever felt support during BEAT TABB week! L to R: Mr. Podbesek. Mr. McConnell, Mr. Hovis, Mr. Rearick, Mr. Reynolds. Coach McConnell directs Bill Snyder. Coach Rearick resting. Coach Hovis hunts the tabb tiger. 32 s An All-Around Victorious Effort This year among all the sports at York, there was a team of hard, tough and extremely talented girls who, with the help of their coach, Ms. Hunt and her assistant pulled out an undefeated season and brought back to York the bright and shining trophy. Many other women coaches were the leaders of successful seasons, such as Ms. Barclay. All in all it was a very good year for York and Athletics. From coaches to players to school support good spirit and great enthusiasm prevailed. Miss Hunt Miss Watson Mr. Reynolds Mr. Monday 33 N.J.R.O.T.C. Com bin es Efforts T o ward Creating Future Military Roles For York’s Sailors York ' s NJROTC worked hard for on active year during the 1 974-75 school session. Participating in several parades and festivals as well as assemblies for the student body. Commander Huddleston and Commander Storey led the company in gratifying recognition. Their various field trips only added to the advantages offered by the military. All of these projects and programs contributed to the development of their appreciation of the U.S. Navy. FEBRUARY Commander Huddleston Show him how it ' s done, Bob! Commander Storey 34 Seasoned Veteran And Young Rookie Fill In For Ailing Faculty Mrs. Laura Worst Mr. Dwight Madison Worst and Madison Versatility is the key to permanent substitution. Their job runs the full gamut from Algebra to Zoology. Mrs. Worst is now in her tenth year, along with Mr. Madison in his first. It is their duty to keep the wheels rolling when teachers are ill. Mrs. Beasley Aids Student Ills Henry gets some expert care from Mrs. Beasley. It’s about the plague. 35 Advanced technology has become a vital port of modern day life. As o result, more people hove token advantage of our industrial arts program this year than ever before. In response to this demand, both staff and equipment hove increased. The addition of Mr. Rassmussen and the redesigned labs facilitated the progressive trend of industrial arts. Headed by Mr. Jackson, the program was blueprinted by Mr. Hovis, built by Mr. Frink, photographed for posterity by Mr. Beatty, and the whole thing wired together by Mr. Swartz and Mr. Little. Industrial Arts Department IF YOU SAY SO MR. JACKSON. Mr. Frink 36 Teaches Modern Job Skills Mr. P. Rassmussen Mr. H. Little 37 Don ' t like the way you ' re living? Too bad. Can ' t change your life ' cause its part of your hand? So sad. Life is a song worth singing. Why don ' t you sing it? 31 Varsity Football Stirs Enth usiasm 1 l;- 1 F .. .. 1 I-T1 JV L to R From Bottom: J. Moore S. Campbell, P. Roche, K. Hogge, B. Poteate, P. Horcum, M. LaMal, J. Talbot, J. McConnell, S. Gholson, D. Smith Downey, H. Belcher, J. Kyte, G. Reinfield, K. Davis, D. Ediow, M. Roache, S. W.lhams, R. Smith, T. Moyler, D. Carnahan, R. Harris, G. Seltzer, D. Warren, T. Knollman, B. Snyder, B. Sweeney R. Ransome, J. Gibson, R. Evans, M. Carter, T. Burrell, A. Farrior, L. Jackson, J. LaCour, M. Edmunds, V. Woodson. The 1 974 York High Falcon football team had a year of ups and downs. The team worked hard all summer to get whipped into shape. Coach stated, “With only four returning starters, the team is going to be made up of last year’s junior varsity team.” When It was time for the season opener against Lafayette, the Fighting Falcons were ready. The Falcons fought like gladiators, but fell 6-0 to Tu , ... rugged Rams, e next game was against Hampton. The Falcons had a few problems with confusion mixed with a little disorder. The end result was a 29-0 p, , , , clawing by the Crabbers. Down two games but far from out, the Falcons rallied behind the leadership of senior captains Johnny Gibson and John “Do-lt— All- McConnell for the long awaited comeback against the Raiders. Trailing 1 2-6 at one point, McConnell took the reigns from soph quarterback Rusty Ingram. Pointing the Falcons goalways, John directed the offense to the winning touchdown. The icing was added with a Steve Williams extra marker. From that score on, the defense dug up some extra scrap and dug in to hold the Raiders for a 13-12 win. 40 With Sterling, Orange Crushing Play Captions, L to R Top to Bottom: 1 Synder leads a Falcon wall of tacklers. 2 A tiger receives defensive wrath. 3 Falcon pulchritude adorns pep activities 4 Ronnie in deep meditation. Bottom Series: Coach Hovis refreshes the ref’s memory as to what really happened on that play. York 0 Lafayette 6 York 0 Hampton 29 York 13 Warwick 12 York 28 Denbigh 0 York 34 Pembroke 13 York 20 Kecoughtan 20 York 7 Manchville 12 York 13 Bethel 31 York 13 Ferguson 19 York 7 Tabb 0 41 I Saturday night, October 5, 1 974, was a night all Falcons should remember. It was Homecoming against Denbigh. Between Terrence Burrell’s running and the total domination by the Falcon’s defense, York blasted the Patriots 28-0 for their second homecoming victory in a row. The Falcons kept on rolling and besides being homecoming winners, they were also ’’homecoming spoilers.” The Falcons spoiled Pembroke’s homecoming by spanking the Pirates 34-1 3 with Burrell’s four touchdowns. After the Pembroke game, things took a drastic turn for the worse. Inconsistency, injuries, and mistakes began to stymie York. Even ’’Lady Luck” betrayed the Falcons. The next four games were heartbreakers. First, a winless, but inspired Kecoughtan team battled York to a 20-20 tie. It was Menchville’s turn at the Falcons next. That fickle woman of fate turned her back as the Falcons ran up impressive statistics against the Monarchs. Somehow the score didn’t reflect this. Bethel then stunned York 31 -1 3 at home. At Ferguson, the Falcons hustled hard to try to come from behind. The Mariners hung on to win 19-13. A record of 3-5-1 set the stage for “The Game.” The county championship became the focal point of the area’s conversation. Spirit week led the festivities with two pep rallies and a pass word of ’’Beat Tabb.” The band marched through school. The cheerleaders marched through school. The team marched through school. The school marched through school. Falcons one and all were ready for the great defensive struggle that took place. Leon Jackson became the hero of the game as he snapped a Tabb pass and returned it for the winning score. Victory is ever so sweet. Finally, the Coaches would like to thank the Administration and students for their support. Big T breaks through wishful Denbigh tacklers. John hands off to Gary for another big gain. 42 I L to R From Bottom: F. Bortlette, M. Thomas, B. DeShazor, J. Roache, T. Nethersole, B. Hosket, B. Washington, J. Washington, A. Gardner, i W. Sheilds, J. Sommers, J. Hodges, K. Collimore, B. Crim, H. Vann, R. Montgomery, G. Forrest, B. Wroten, T. Christ, J. Fox, M. Keffer, J. j Carter, S. Sommerfield, K. Fallin, R. Gates, J. Carroll, L. Taylor, K. Green, C. Reynolds, A. Whitby, V. Bartlette, J. Holloway, C. White, K. I Green, R. Wainwright, J. Sheppard. f.V. Football Going’s Tough A good team in a tough league sums up the position of the J.V. Football team. A sound unit with good speed and some size that was willing to match hitting did everything but make it to that valued victory column. Coaches Reynolds and Podbesek trained and drilled the young men to prepare them for what they knew to be a rough league. The skills and personnel are there, soon the glory of victory will be too. Barry and John work to keep grades up. 43 Field Hockey’s Score Card York 2 Lafayette 0 York 4 Denbigh 2 York 4 Menchville 0 York 4 Hampton Roads 0 York 2 Lafayette 0 York 4 Denbigh 1 York 3 Menchville 0 York 3 Walsingham Tournament 1 York 3 Menchville 1 York 1 Lafayette 1 Tournament decided by penalty corners with a score of 1 3 to 1 1 and possession time of 5:54 to 4:21 . From Bottom L to R: D. Holland, P. Wright, V. Cicero, P. Lamos, A. Richwine, L. McDougal, Asst. Coach Watson, R. DePalm, P. Harris, C. Gardner, B. Fralich, D. Dishner, T. Holup, B. Richwine, G. Worley, P. Alfriend, S. Hess, M. Stack. Above: Leigh, Peggy and Peggy go for the score. Far Right: Barb, Amy, Genemarie and Cherisse defend our goal. Right: Ms. Boelt gets a victory ride. (Of course!) 44 York Women Score Perfect Season And Gain District Championship York High ' s girls field hockey team has created quite a name for itself as the district champions. Their unblemished record, (8-0), ranked them as number one in the district. They went on to defeat Lafayette in the district after displacing Menchville in the semi-finals. Although the score was 1-1 , York won because of greater ball possession time and less penalty corners called against them than Lafayette. Of the 1 8 team members, 1 0 will be graduating this year. Among them is the center forward, Peggy Lamos. Peggy proved to be the most aggressive player on the team. Her play struck fear in the hearts of every goalie as she compiled 1 0 of the 30 total points scored during the season. With Peggy’s scoring rampage at one end, Barbara Fralich on the other allowed only six opposition points through. Thanks Ms. Boelt and Ms. Watson. Top Left: Leigh, Peggy, and Company attack Lafayette ' s goal again. Top Right: Ms. Boelt gives her usual half time blessing as Barbara and Susan listen. Left: Trophy time arrives as Co-Captains Genemarie and Peggy with Ms. Boelt hold back excitement. 45 York Varsity Cheerleaders Work Hard T o Crea te Enthusiasm Throughout The Year. Where would school spirit be without cheerleaders? Along with the pep rallies, posters, and other spirit raising plans, the Varsity Cheerleaders also gave dinners for their most devoted fans . . . the teams. Did you ever stop to think what a football game or a basketball game would be like without the Cheerleaders? They are almost like a part of the sceneryl The fabulous Falcon roosts on the tiger’s cage. Dundee takes a break. L to R From Bottom: C. Gillikin, M. Hargis, P. Ciatto, M. Chess, C. Lindsay, D. Holup, A. Howington, V. Milam, Co-Captain, B. Carpenter, Co- Captain, B. Wright, J. Gurtler, D. Sanders, K. Ta ylor. 46 Michelle goes airborne during on introduction. Patti at a Pep Rally, smirks. Mary Lou discovers ears. There is a lot more to being a cheerleader than jumping up and down, smiling, and cheering. Lots of practice, which started in early August and was held every day until midway football season; planning for pep rallies, dinners and money raising projects. Both the Varsity and the J.V. Cheerleaders worked hard to raise school spirit. The Varsity tried to push the Senior spirit to the top because nine out of the thirteen girls were Seniors! The spirit raised between the classes, for the school, was a great success. Thanks to the great school participation, and our Cheerleaders there was no shortage of spirit. Sponsors this year were, Ms. Barclay, and Mrs. Deal. Dundee bounces on the mini tramp. 47 J.V. Cheerleaders Rally Support Through thick and thin, win or lose, the JV Cheerleaders were always there with a smile on their faces to give support to their team. There were tears of joy for victories and broken hearts for defeats, but always spirit and faith in the best JV teams ever. Be it a basketball game, football game, or pep- rally, the JV Cheerleaders were there with spirit, voice, cheers, and an everlasting love for the team. Sure there were times when they wanted to cry out of sheer frustration and many times they did just that. Those heartbreaks that seemed to be forever found themselves cast aside the next time the cheerleaders were needed. They made a lot of friends and had their disagreements but all told the true comradeship will remain with the thought that there ' s time for one more score, one more basket for York. L to R From Bottom: G. Gillikin, L. Francis, R. Spratley, D. Abrams, Co-Captain, C. Farrior, J. Blue, Co-Captain, M. Washington, A. Poteate, N. Williams, L. Brockman. Gwen, Lynn, and Debra set up their formation. Cynthia rallies the team. 48 The Booster Club Promotes Spirit I The York High School Booster Club is a student organization whose purpose is to promote spirit throughout the school. You could find them at all the athletic activities, as well as many other school functions. They participated in the Homecoming Parade, sponsored a pep rally, and decorated the gym for basketball season. The Booster Club is a center point of spirit at YHS that really came on big for a first year club. Left: Charlotte and Leeda carry the club banner in the Homecoming Parade. Left to Right From Bottom: A Dothard, Sec., L. Tucker, Pres., S. Farrior, Treas., M. Washington, C. Hill, V. Pres., J. Hester, Asst. Sec., S. Chisman, A. Hill, C. Holmes, S. Adams, D. Abrams, L. Pannill, G. Parrot, T. Griffin, E. Randall, F. LaCour, D. Wallace, M. Epps, S. McKinney, M. Hundley, L. Jackson, E. Casselle, S. Adams, T. Moyler, H. Manley, V. Mack, G. Manley, R. Lomax, M. Baugh, K. Harrold, C. Scott, A. Tyler, C. Carter, R. Ediow, D. Hester. 49 Lori Millen — Miss York High Miss York High Pageant Glitters Talent . . . poise . . . good looks . . . character . . . personality . . . involvement . . . enthusiasm . . . All of these are found in the girl who is selected as Miss Yor k High. The Miss York High pageant is not a beauty contest, but rather a contest to choose the one girl who represents York High School the best in all areas. Miss York High 1 974, Dorothy Barkley, relinquished the honor to Lori Millen on December 7, 1 974. Lori was one of twelve girls, picked from a primary group of 30 girls, who competed in the pageant as semifinalists. Each girl had her own outstanding qualities and the competition was tight. Under the theme, ‘‘I Believe in Music, the girls displayed their individual talents, personality, and stature for the judges. The York High Stage Band played music for entertainment as several guest performers carried out the theme with popular songs of today. There were five seniors in the pageant. Lori Millen played the guitar and sang “Big Blue Phrog.” Cherisse Gardner played an original composition on the guitar with flute accompaniment. Original art work was displayed by another senior, Karen Morgan. Two more singers rounded out the list of senior competitors. Mimi Epps performed I ' ve Got to Be Me, and Leeda Tucker sang a group of spirituals. Wendy Davis, the only junior in the pageant, showed her talent of ventriloquism with the help of Danny.” Sophomore contestants were Gwen Gillikin, who did a gymnastics routine, and Helen Athas who sang “I Don ' t Know How to Love Him. The four freshman contestants were Laurie Royall, who played a saxophone solo, Alisa Prillaman, who performed a baton routine, Rhonda Carpenter, who sang Vincent,” and Mary Martha Martin, who played the piano solo Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head. Each girl who competed was unique, but only five were chosen as finalists. A special award. Miss Congeniality, which the girls vote on, was given to Leeda Tucker. 50 51 52 53 SCA Strengthens School’s Activities And Pride The 1 974-75 campaign began long before students ventured from the summer break at the first annual York High leadership conference held in June. Some 50 students laid a basic planning timetable for the upcoming year. Spirit Week held in connection with Homecoming featured a 1 950’s Day Dance and Spirit Dinner. The Homecoming Parade was the largest ever, with over 50 entries. The Fall Dance, the SCA’s project for November, was followed by the Miss York High Pageant in De.cember. A canned food drive was sponsored by the SCA, to give food to various needy families for the Holiday Season. Landscaping in association with the Science Club, helped in the beautification of York High. In May York High Day proved to be a fine project to bring together students, classes, clubs, and the neighboring community, in a fun filled carnival atmosphere set up in the fresh air of York county. As the year drew to a close it was felt that the projects had succeeded in developing and continuing a fine group of activities that made our lives that much fuller in our high school careers. SCA Officers, From Bottom: V. Cicero, Pari., P. Alfriend, Pres., E. Sim, Sec., M. Waclawski, Chap., M. Caviston, V. Pres., J. Hopke, V. Pres., A. Diakun, Treas. 54 L to R From Bottom: A. Tyler, S. Wallace, S. Foss, L. Tewksbury, D. Drummond, C. Clark, D. Gilligan, A. Prilliman, L. Royal, S. Hastings, A. Stephens. Second Row: A. Poteate, T. Stallings, N. Williams, A. Hill, A. Dothard, D. Abrams, L. Francis, M. Washington, V. Blair, S. Foreman. Third Row: W. Davis, J. Oliver, C. Palmer, D. White, C. Beaman, J. Tucker, D. Fischel, L. Pannell, C. McIntosh, C. Diakun, P. Stork, M. Lewis. Fourth Row: T. Talbert, T. Moyler, J. Stahl, V. Cicero, D. White, K. Busbin, J. Hopke, B. Quass. Fifth Row. K. Sweeney, A. Diakun, C. Gardner, J. Moore, M. Hargis, S. Kyser, P. Alfriend, M. Waclawski. The York High French Club of ' 75 not only expanded its membership but its activities also. This year the club had two cafes, two doughnut sales, and some car washes. One of their other “bright” ideas was to sell light bulbs. A Christmas party and an almost Haunted House livened up some of the year’s holidays. On Valentine’s Day they sold flowers with special meanings from a lover, a friend, a rival, or even an enemy. They have been desperately trying to raise enough money in order to venture outside of Yorktown. They might just make it with their courageous officers and loyal advisors. If not “C’est la vie!” L to R From Bottom: E. Fournier, P. Rolble, J. Edwards, J. Tucker, L. Mikulas, R. Reeder, S. Derby, M. Lewis, C. Palmer, D. Duke, D. Krikalas, J. Wakelyn, J. Kinde, K. Murray, S. Meador, W. Wolfe, T. Ruzecki, J. Stahl, T. Moyler, C. Moul, A. Richwine, M. Kammer, M. Fallon, B. Canady, J. Hill, D. Hester, M. Washington, A. Ferguson, M. Meador, J. Vogley, S. McFadden, G. Long, M. Epps, G. Athas, M. Kirkman, H. Athas, A. Poteate, S. Kyser, S. Morin, K. Lamos, J. Pennington, K. Lamos, P. Kelly, Pres., B. Jacobs, V. Pres., K. Sweeney, Sec., J. Duke, Treas., L. Brockman, Rep. French Club Expands 56 German Club Has Fun Among t he fast moving, intellectual societies of York High, there was found a small group of individuals trying to speak German. During the after school meetings, some interesting projects arose. Concessions provided funds for a trip to Pennsylvania. The plans were cancelled, rescheduled, and cancelled again. It proved a valiant try. Mr. Rowe helped keep the light and humorous side of the language on tap during the meetings. Who can find a follow up to the Aquakamel story? There was always a fun time in the German Club, and that is the object of the group. L to R From Bottom: A. Richwine, N. Williams, J. Davis, J. Floyd, K. Martin, R. Harris, T. Wall, T. Martin, R. Emory, Mr. Rowe, Sponsor. 57 Spanish Club Definitely Not Taking A Siesta The Spanish Club got off to a good start this year by winning a trophy for their float in the Homecoming Parade. Under the leadership of Mr. Harrison they undertook many money making projects, selling concessions and baked goods, in order to finance a trip to the Spanish Embassy in Washington, D.C. This active group of Spanish speaking students gave the school a little more “spice. 1 m L to R From Bottom: L. Pannill, J. Mills, T. Gambrell, V. Blair, D. Holland, A. Bathurst, D. Meador, D. Busbin, P. Payne, P. Opgrand, J. Haywood, H. Slator, B. Seal, P. Harris, S. Forman, K. Wood. 58 L to R From Bottom: M. Huff, K. Busbin, D. White, P. Pickett, L. Tucker, H. Dothord, C. Kinde. Latin Club Revives The purpose of the Latin Club is to study Rome and the in fluence of Roman culture. The club was small in numbers but hardworking. They participated in the Homecoming Parade and other school activities. Many money making projects were undertaken so the club could take a trip in the Spring. The annual picnic was scheduled for the end of the school year. The officers for 1 974-75 are: President: Kay Busbin Vice-President: Donna White Secretary: Debbie Bishop Treasurer: Mary Huff K. Busbin 59 I Science Fiction Club Is Small But Active L to R From Bottom: J. Vogley, B. Michuro, Pres., Mrs. Smith, Sponsor, T. Huntington, Sec., V. Hopson, T. Geiger, Treos., M. Poole, V. Pres. The school year began with a bong for the Science Fiction Club in its quest for knowledge. The club, with its small group of interested, energetic fans, was involved in many projects. One of their first projects was to visit the home of a noted Hugo Award winner, Murray Leinster, in Gloucester, Va. The club also enjoyed speeches by many prominent people in the science and science fiction fields. A science fiction movie and another field trip completed a successful school term. L to R: B. Miller, S. Hinson, R. Fulton, J. Soles, D. Falin, Mrs. Hughes, K. Fetterman, A. Morse, D. Collier. Chess Club Strives For Illusive Mate Through long, hard battles, with squinting eyes and sweating palms, the members of the Chess Club sought victory. The team had many excellent, but youthful, players who continued the club’s pursuit of the glorious CHECKMATE. 60 I ' The 1974-75 Science Club Offers More! L to R From Bottom: V. Blair, N. Siegel, J. Vogley, R. Harris, B. Michura, M. Ayers, P. Opgrand, D. O’Neal, V. Hopson, S. Simpson, R. Stewart. The Science Club was organized for students who wanted more out of science than just microscopes and Bunsen burners. This year the Science Club invited several speakers to speak on various scientific topics. As a school project they participated in the Recycle Our Trash program in order to reduce the paper waste problem in the school. Through blood, sweat, and tears as well as, bake sales, a car wash, and after-school concessions, they were able to raise enough money to take several excursions. Amid cold weather and car trouble, they went to the Mountain Lake Biological Center in western Virginia as well as the NASA Visitor Center and Back Bay Wildlife Refuge. 61 NHS Becomes A Functioning Group The National Honor Society at York found its wings as far as activities go this year. Bent on being a group of doers, the society filled its schedule with a camping trip to the Shenandoah Valley, two cartoon movie shows which introduced the students of York to many of the film masterpieces of comedy, a winter induction, and a snowed out banquet. A year full of activities removed the aura of “just” having a 3.25 average to be in the society. Removal from the society was also instituted for those who let studies slide. New inductees recite NHS pledge. Wayne checks a source. Wendy inducts Charles. L to R From Bottom: Miss Beverly, Sponsor, L. Mikulas, M. Huff, D. White, K. Sebacher, K. Busbin, S. Hess, T. Ruzecki, Pres., K. Sweeney, V. Pres., S. Quass, Sec., A. Richwine, Treas., W. Keafer, W. Nethersole, J. Stahl, K. Morgan, B. Jacobs, P. Lamos, C. Moul, M. Martin, J. Gates, D. Bishop, C. Reid, Y. Smith, M. Hite, A. Andrews, D. Barkley, P. Alfriend, j. Gurtler, L. Hines, T. Waters, J. Kinde, N. Siegel, K. Vahl, P. Lenz, J. Loonam, D. Lloyd, D. Lloyd, M. Waclawski, M. Kammer, E. Seaman, C. Jenkins, E. Russell, C. Mason, A. Diakun, P. Kelly, G. Oliver, J. Duke, C. Redpath, P. Jones. 62 Chip reaches for the paints. The York Art Club was revived in 1 974 after a one-year dormancy. The new requirements for membership were an above average artistic ability combined with an interest in art. Using their meeting time to develop and improve individual styles, a number of projects were undertaken. The club sold hand-made crafts, silk-screened Christmas cards, held two art shows in an effort to promote more art appreciation among the students at York, and contributed their talents to school publications and pep rallies. Exposure to the Arts is essential to growth and the club was determined to grow. Members visited the Peninsula Arts Association Gallery, a state-wide exhibit in Newport News, the Twentieth Century Gallery in Williamsburg, the Virginia Art Museum in Richmond, and several Washington D.C. art centers. L to R From Bottom: D. Anderson, S. Kyser, C. Childs, K. Morgan, B. Berger, C. Beaman, P. Dunaway, L. Olstead, K. Keffer, J. Carter, C. Jenkins, A. Bertram, M. Hite, Mrs. Johnson, J. Woodward. Art Club Explores Aesthetic Dimensions Marie examines new creation. 63 WYCS. . . 91.5 On Your Dial, 1 In Your Heart The staff of WYCS returned to the hectic pace of Top 40 music, U.P.I. news, tapes, logs, production, and more. Special broadcasts during the year included a remote broadcast from the Fall Festival in Grafton, the Top 200 Countdown, an Album Contest, and Christmas Eve Concerts. WYCS continued regular remote broadcasts of church services and Board of Supervisors meetings. As if that wasn ' t enough, both control rooms were in working condition, which opened the door to producing local programs. “The Editorial Page,” a program for visually handicapped people, was scheduled daily and produced with students from Mr. Sullivan’s speech and drama classes. An in-school broadcast experiment was made in February with an instructional program from Canada, “Meet Mr. Meter, an introduction to the metric system. Plans are under consideration to add in-school programs to the regular WYCS operation schedule. Since 1 969, students have been assigned to the station during the school day to take care of the off-the-air work, however this was the first year students were graded and given credit for school- time radio work. The after-school work is still extra-curricular and open to all high school students in the York County Schools. From the Top, L to R: G. Long, M. Concilus, T. Talbert, A. Diakun, R. Swartz, T. Denton, R. Diakun, T. Grogan, D. Johnson, B. Quass, B. Atkins, A. Morse, D. Johnson, J. Soles, K. Kipper, M. Gott, E. Seaman, A. Woodall, Mr. Swartz. Cross Country Team Runs With Vigor Despite the overall casual attitude of this year’s Cross Country team, seriousness and hard vrork prevailed. Under the leadership of Coach Jackson the team represented York in a number of meets. Kenneth Roberts v on first place in many of them. The season proved to be a lesson in self-discipline for participants in the difficult sport of cross country. Top C.: M. Zeigler, J. Hopke, T. Denton, J. Layne, K. Roberts, B. Sweeney, P. Stork. Bottom C.: D. Jernigan , A. McLaughlin, S. Austin, Coach Jackson, J. Woodward, J. Blair, G. Duncan, M. Bennett. Basketball Team Bounds Into Winning Season Eight seniors closed out their careers for the Falcons. In each year of basketball they were winners, starting as J.V. champs in 1 973 and ending up as the fourth place team in the district in 1 975. Under the guidance of Coach Shamblin the team improved and played to its full potential. The team captain was Roger “Ram” McLaughlin. Edgar Randall, another of the mighty Falcons, was a member of the ’74 and ' 75 All Tournament Teams. Other senior players were John Quarles, Mr. Defense, Leon Brown, the 6th man, and centers Howard Wallace and Mark Waclawski. Senior guards were Mike Hundley and Anthony Farrior. Underclarsmen who return next year are Leon Jackson, Herbert “Capp Rainey, and John “Toad” Hopke. Highlights for the season included the two annual defeats of Tabb and an upset of Ferguson. 66 Leon goes for another big two. Leon leads the Falcons. Team, L to R: J. Hopke, J. Quarles, M. Hundley, L. Brown, E. Randall, M. Waclawski, H. Wallace, R. McLaughlin, K. Cooke, H. Rainey, L. Jackson, A. Farrior. Managers: B. Sweeny, M. Waclawski, P. Reinth, M. Foster. The Scores Speak For Themselves York 66 Denbigh 58 York 36 Hampton 38 York 62 Lafayette 46 York 74 Pembroke 65 York 59 Warwick 62 York 67 Bethel 52 York 50 Ferguson 58 York 56 Kecoughtan 60 York 65 Menchville 48 York 75 Tabb 57 York 79 Denbigh 66 York 49 Hampton 60 York 48 Lafayette 56 York 56 Pembroke 58 York 63 Warwick 47 York 53 Bethel 45 York 52 Ferguson 49 York 54 Kecoughtan 57 York 82 Menchville 60 York 70 Tabb 54 Tournament York 58 Menchville 48 York 41 Hampton 54 68 L to R From Bottom: M. Woclowski, M. Foster, K. Greene, T. Lee, J. LoCour, B. Carter, R. Ingram, R. Evans, G. Stevenson, S. Sommerfield, T. Stevenson, G. Hundley, M. Bennett, D. Randall, H. Van, R. Fallon. , V. Basketball Ma tures Under the supervision of Coach Davis a highly successful J.V. Basketball Team headed into the District Tournament with high hopes and a 1 5 to 5 record to back them up. The first game pitted them against Tabb who they removed from the tournament. The Falcons fell short in the finals against Ferguson, however, and had to settle for second place. The team had an abundance of talent and determination which made their highly successful season possible. We hope they continue their winning ways on the varsity squad next year. 69 York Women Go To The Regionals At the end of the season, the York women ' s basketball team was tied for fourth place in the district. In the tournament, York won their first game against Lafayette. Next, York took on the previously undefeated Pembroke Pirates. York took advantage of Pembroke’s spread out zone defense, accumulated a nine point lead, then controlled the hall the last 4Vi minutes to capture the victory. This victory placed York in the District Championship game and automatically put the girls in the Regional tournament. In the championship game, Ferguson jumped out ahead by as much as 1 4 points. With one minute left in the game, York’s girls fought back having a one point deficit. Ferguson made their last shot and York was unable to score again, and thus lost by a slim 58 to 55. In the Regional tournament, York lost to Wilson High School again by a tight score of 49 to 43. L to R From Bottom: R. Harris, D. Gregory, D. Cuffie, S. Phillips, L. Morris, M. Henderson, Ms. Hunt, G. Galloway, D. Hester, V. Mack, S. Wallace, R. Taylor, J. Williams, V. Smith, Mgrs. S. McKinney, M. Epps. 70 Carolyn Palmer Is Crowned Basketball Sweetheart L to R From Bottom: C. Clark, R. Horrod, C. Palmer, S. Langston, H. Athas, M. Quarles, D. Fitch, A. Hill, C. Collier, W. Nethersole, C. Gardner. At the Basketball Sweetheart Dance, Carolyn Palmer reigned supreme as choice of the team. The dance provided a fitting cap to a fine season. Everyone enjoyed trying out new dance steps with lessons compliments of Bruce and Cherisse. 71 Grapplers Figh t Hard This year ' s Varsity Wrestling Team had its ups and downs. Although their record didn’t show it, they gave all the teams in the district a good fight. Led by their new coaches, Mr. Monday and Mr. Hogan, and the team captains, Wayne Keafer and Johnny Gibson, York ' s wrestling team panted and sweated to a good season. Five of York’s matmen went to competition at the Regional level. The wrestlers, Don Lomax, 4th in the District at 98 lbs., Ben Lindsay, 2nd in the District at 1 05 lbs., Wayne Keafer, 3rd in the District at 1 1 2 lbs., Wayne Whitley, 5th in the District at 1 26 lbs., and Johnny Gibson, 4th in the District at 1 38 lbs. all gave 1 00%. Wayne Keafer, a senior, claimed the position of fifth in the Region and was an a lternate to the state tournament. L to R From Bottom: D. Lomax, B. Lindsay, W. Keafer, J. Layne, W. Whitley, J. Gibson, Coach Monday, W. Johnson, K. Hodges, B. Hargis, B. Washington, Coach Hogan. The team reveals its true character. 72 ElfiH Wayne goes for the pin during the Regional Tournament. Wrestling Tallies York 15 Ferguson 39 York 9 Menchville 46 York 27 Poquoson 27 York 22 Meadowbrook 26 York 29 Lafayette 27 York 21 Indian River 31 York 25 Hampton 19 York 21 Bethel 23 York 35 Warwick 14 York 21 Kecoughtan 30 York 22 Denbigh 24 York 39 Pembroke 18 York 16 Tabb 26 Don cages a tiger. I I I John Pinkie” Gibson smashes Lafayette opponent into the mat. Wayne stacks up former District Champ. 73 L to R From Bottom: K. Williams, G. Burton, M. Austin, J. Whitley, Coach Hogan, D. Anderson, P. Storck, R. Gates, D. Anderson, Coach Monday. Bruce is our best chance for a State Champ in 1986. J.V. Wrestling Work For Strength Unlike many sports, J.V. Wrestling is a second string for the varsity team, as well as a training team for the members to gain experience before joining the Varsity Squad. J.V. Wrestlers had to sweat, starve, and run to make weight just like the varsity. Under the guidance of Coach Hogan they had a successful season. 74 L to R From Bottom: C. Priest, J. McNamara, Ms. Barclay, B. Babcock, S. Forman, M. Quarles, I G. Gillikin, D. Gillikin, R. Gonzalez, L. Payne, P. Todd, M. Mitchem, R. Rouse, L. Reeder, K. ' Wade, C. Almonrode. York Women Sparkle In Gymnastics Five afternoons a v eek of hard v ork paid off as the Gymnastic Team finished with a victorious season. During their first meet, the girls suffered a disappointing loss to Hampton, but the long hours of practice insured that it would be their la st. The team’s season culminated with two girls Gwen Gillikin and Jana Puffenberger going to Regionals. Kathy Barclay, in her first year as coach, offered experience and time which contributed to the team’s success. Last year’s victorious season startled the administration into some badly needed equipment purchases to help showcase this year’s display of grace and skill. L to R: Gwen shows form. Margie steps out on the mats. Lisa works a sole circle dismount. 75 I Mon ogram Club Assists Athletics The Monogram Club consists of both men and women who have lettered in any Varsity sport. They help the administration by working concession stands, crowd control, setting up before games, and cleaning up after them. Their major event for the year is the Athletic Banquet. Held in May, it honors any athlete who has participated in any sport, J.V. or Varsity. Leading this group are Coach Rearick, and Coach Reynolds. Anthony tries the tiger pinata. Marlon represents the sophs. L to R From Bottom: L. Brown, A. Farrior, M. Edmunds, S. Williams, R. Ransome, G. Gillikin, T. Burrell, E. Randall, M. Hargis, J. Gibson, C. Taylor, M. Foster, T. Moyler, L. Jackson, J. Lacour, R. Evans, D. Smith, B. Carpenter, K. Hogge, A. Andrews, M. Lamal, R. Harris, J. Wright, H. Rainey, M. Chess, D. Holup, J. Sheppard, S. Campbell, G. Reinfield, J. Talbot, B. Phillips, R. McLaughlin, S. Gholson, C. Gillikin, H. Wallace, B. Wright, B. Poteate, P. Roache, P. Ciatto, J. Puffenburger, A. Richwine, B. Downey, K. Sweeney, L. McDougal, P. Alfriend, T. Renson, C. Beaman, R. Ingram, M. Quarles, P. Storck, V. Milam, B. Sweeney, D. Saunders, G. Galloway, G. Worley, T. Ovitt, K. Roberts, D. Fischel, M. Stack, J. Moore, W. Whitley, W. Keafer, G. Maidment, J. Layne, A. Howington, C. Lindsay, J. VanLeliveld, B. Knox, J. Quarles, J. Hopke, M. Zeigler, D. Warren, B. Barndt, M. Waclawski, D. Carnahan, V. Woodson, D. Richard, B. Snyder. L to R From Bottom: L. Quass, P. Pickett, S. Bowman, K. Busbin, L. Klink, D. White, C. McFall, K. ' Stork, D. Marquis, D. Bishop, K. Sebacher, J. McMullen, J. Oliver, M. Huff, L. Smith, M. Hite, P. I Livengood, E. Jones. Medical Careers Club Sparks Drive The Medical Careers Club worked with the March of Dimes this year. They maintained a booth at the Grafton Fall Festival and sponsored their own Poster Child. They also helped with the MoD drive at school. Money making projects involved selling placemats at Christmas time. A visit to the Veteran ' s Hospital in Hampton was included as another civic project. FCA Expands The FCA expanded its membership to include a number of lovely young women. Meetings, dinners, and group fellowship highlighted their basic activities. They also displayed much needed charity when they supplied ice cold watermelon after some rather arduous double practices. Their presence and spirit is always appreciated. L to R From Bottom: M. Quarles, N. Williams, D. Abrams, J. Blue, Mr. Busick, Sponsor, J. Hopke, B. Knox, R. Ingram, L. Jackson, R. McLaughlin, M. Foster, M. Waclawski, E. Randall, R. Evans, J. Quarles, Mr. Davis, Sponsor, M. Waclawski, J. Layne. i 77 Cadets Participate In A Large Number Of The 1 974-75 NJROTC unit was comprised of young men and women whose varied interests delved into fields that not only encompassed the military, but almost anything imaginable. With studies ranging from World Leadership to the military system, the young sailors and sailorettes kept more than busy with a long list of activities that furthered their knowledge of the service and its functions. Alphabetically: J. Allen, K. Anderson, M. Anderson, T. Anderson, L. Angle, M. Bailey, B. Belvin, W. Brinkman, D. Brooks, L. Brown, Linda Brown, K. Carter, M. Carter, P. Carter, V. Carter, D. Clift, R. Collier, N. Cropper, C. Dinkins, R. Donnelson, R. Drew, D. Ediow, C. Fields, R. Fields, A. Gardner, J. Gibson, S. Gilmore, L. Gregory, K. Harrod, J. Hermann, T. Hermann, Tim Hermann, D. Hestor, R. Holup, K. Hopson, V. Hughes, G. Hundley, A. Hunter, L. Jackson, T. Jensen, M. Johnson, W. Johnson, D. Jones, W. Kinard, F. King, L. Lambert, T. Leitch, M. The Color Guard takes a short break after hard drills. Howard delivers the report to Randy. 78 Academic And Extra-Curricular Pursuits Among the many activities of this year’s iroup was the crowd pleasing drill team nown as the “Soul Patrol.” Using a slow, lythmic stride, the patrol was enjoyed by II those who were fortunate enough to ee their performance. The Rifle Team was fired up and ompeted in a number of matches up and lown the East Coast. Topping up the year, the brigade went or a flight out of Langley, paraded a lumber of times, and were in charge of he colors at the games and at school. Lewis, S. Lewis, W. Lewis, F. Long, L. Loonam, D. Manley, K. Martin, T. Martin, M. McAllister, W. McGee, P. Miller, W. Miller, R. Montgomery, S. Morin, J. Moudry, R. Murray, J. Nace, S. Nolan, B. Ogle, T. Opie, M. Orange, D. Randall, E. Randall, J. Reynolds, M. Roache, H. Ross- Clunis, K. Ruth, J. Ryals, P. Schmucher, J. Terry, D. Thruston, D. Turner, G. Tyler, J. Utterback, M. Waclawski, B. Wallace, H. Wallace, V. Washington, D. Waters, F. West, C. White, E. White, G. Wiggins, A. Woodall. Edgar dreams of the future Leon enjoys the new regulations. Mark looks to a bright world outside. 79 1 DECA Involved In Hectic Schedule October 5th was Homecoming day at York and one of the highlights was the parade. Many clubs throughout the school entered floats. The DECA was one of the most colorful. Thousands of paper napkins and weeks of hard work paid off as the completed falcon soared down the highway with its motto “Slaughter the Patriots.” The DECA was involved in many activities, among them being the Fall Rally. Local chapters from all over the Peninsula gathered together for an evening of skits, dining, entertainment, relaxation, and an after-dinner fashion show. Models from every school displayed outfits for any occasion. The rally ended with a presentation to the people who made this year ' s Fall Rally a huge success. L to R From Bottom: Ms. Shatz, Sponsor, D. Eldred, C. Mayer, D. Marquis, L. Hines, R. Minter, E. Crow, B. Jordan, D. Fox, L. Jamerson, M. Karpa, C. Horton, P. Isley, A. Parker, P. Crow, A. Pappas, D. Reynolds, J. Mosley, J. Rash, R. Stone, C. Squires, V. Morton, J. Waters, J. Hodges, W. Waters, P. Jones, S. Martin, T. Sweat, C. Barret, M. Robinson, M. Austin, B. Walker, K. Rodgers, N. Upton. 80 VICA Enjoys Active Year Mr. Williams speaks at the club dinner. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) is an integral part of the Industrial Cooperative Training classes at York. VICA provides students v ith an opportunity to practice leadership, develope skills, engage in job-related contests, and work with others as a member of a team having a common goal. Karen Morgan, the chapter president, also had the honor of being the state secretary for VICA. Karen Morgan is president of VICA. L to R From Bottom: L. Barnt, C. Canada, L. Colosi, P. Zuzma, D. Lloyd, D. Ashby, T. Lee, J. Palmer, J. Meredith, V. Holmes, A. Smith, L. Gaines, K. Thomson, C. Patterson, J. Burrus, D. Shields, D. Walter, T. Hogge, P. Whisenant, Mrs. Mahaffey, Sponsor. FBLA Develops Skills The FBLA had a very active and varied schedule this year. Indulging in a pizza bash, going skating, sexy leg contests and a Valentines Day party were among the more pleasurable events. They also competed in contests at Old Dominion that judged their business skills. L to R From Bottom: D. Prowant, Treas., N. Zuskin, V. Pres., S. Brittian, V. Pres., D. White, M. McMiller, Sec., B. Bacnitire, Historian, D. Thomas, Pres., K. Giles, Mrs. Bell, Sponsor, A. Howington, B. Carpenter, R. Swartzwelder, K. Vahl, D. Hodge, E. Fitzgerald, C. Hill, L. Tucker, A. Hill, M. Hargis, B. Brizendine, K. Woodfin, M. Chadwick, K. Payne, E. Jones, L. Stoutingberg, D. Brown, C. Patterson, P. Jefferson, B. Carter, E. Whitmore, M. Epps, K. Stork, C. McFall, B. Gibson, D. Hudgins, K. Taylor, L. Gaines, C. Watson, B. Johnson, T. Larken, T. Millner, J. Bowman, D. Hyatt, J. McNamara, E. Merrial, C. Horton, M. Stroup, P. Buchanan, V. Stewart, J. Wakelyn, P. Ciatto, W. Davis, J. Oliver, A. Allison, T. Seibert. 82 Miss T.N.T., Kathleen Taylor Mr. Dynamite, Leon Brown Afro-American History Club Has A Very Busy First Year Brand new on the club scene this year was the Afro-American History Club. Dedicated to the furtherance of understanding of the Afro-American culture, the club sponsored a number of activities that increased the awareness of a lost segment of our history. One of the most popular events was the election of Mr. Dynamite, Leon Brown, and Miss T.N.T., Kathleen Taylor, in conjunction with Afro-American History week. The club arranged for the Hampton Institute Choir to perform for the students of York. This was culmination of Afro- American History week where the club put up posters and gave historical backgrounds on some of Black America heroes. i The Hampton Institute Choir performing during Afro-American History Week. L to R From Bottom: S. Holmes, R. DePalm, A. Dothard, C. Scott, D. Wallace, M. Washington, M. James, T. Harrold, M. Brown, Ms. Spruiell, S. McKinney, L. Pannill, D. Hester, L. Tucker, C. Hill. Not Pictured: Ms. Williams. 83 FHA Activates The goal of FHA is helping individuals improve personal, family, and community living; to contribute to employability; and to develop leadership ability. In keeping with this concept, the FHA made themselves noticeable to all at York. The group did a great job of carrying out the theme of the Homecoming Parade with their float. Christmas caroling, an annual project, at Patrick Henry Hospital was enjoyed by both the patients and the students. Roller skating and ice skating were fun activities that were included in the agenda. The FHAers got together with DE, ICT, and VICA during Vocational week for a rewarding conference. Evelyn, president of the FHA, wears the Senior smile. Seated: V. Christian, E. Crow, L. Johnston. Circle From Left: Mrs. Watkins, E. Jones, D. Hill, P. Buchanan, D. Ousley, M. Buchanan, B. Chance, K. Woodfin, C. Jones, T. Huntington, S. Clark, K. Wade, A. Denby. 84 Shall I Compare Thee To An Ehoracum? You’re about six or seven meetings per year. Arranged at odd hours, to insure that only half the staff is available. You are scattered among the omnipresent typists. Full of printing errors passed from editor to printer. Susceptible to whim, judgeable by your cover. Straightened out by the latter part of May, You are five hundred copies of back-issues. York High’s amoeboid literary publication strives yearly to squeeze emotions onto paper, preserving the heartbreak and adolescent cynicism of yet another unique small world. Since its revival in 1 972, the Eboracum has operated with a minimal debt, a truly self- supporting operation. Among the recently established traditions are the Eboracum sales week, usually coinciding with half days and exams, and the Eboracum Banquet, a soiree conducted in the nearest alley. A highly selective process establishes what goes into this special record. Students amuses the Muses But only the ones we chooses. Stephanie: Hey! I didn’t think it would Susan wonders how she was talked into this one. work! L to R: S. Kyser, J. Duke, C. Flynn, T. Wall, D. Rickard, C. Mason. 85 Falcon Staff Slaves On An overworked, understaffed crew of dedicated individuals worked continuously to meet deadlines, stay out of debt, and create a yearbook. Editor, Jeanne Stahl, torn between band and everything else, showed up to type, write, do layouts, crop, design, type . . . until photographs and typewriters made up all of her dreams. Jr. Editor, Ronnie Harris, ran around the school bugging teachers and students for information relevant to the copy he was writing. The greatest burden rested on the shoulders of Mr. Bradley. Often his smiling face appeared to be frowning. Hoots, hollers, and screams were often heard ringing through the halls. They originated, of course, from the mouth of some creature lying helplessly on the floor of the Talon Room. L to R: P. Ciatto, R. Brice, L. Millen, D. Holup. Absent: Lynn Hines. 86 I Jeanne works again Jayne and Ruthie take orders Patti thinks of ads. Bill loads up his camera. Daniel contests the might of the pen. 87 L to R From Bottom: M. Woclowski, S. Morin, D. Hodge, S. Smith, J. Terry, B. Sweeney, D. Smith, A. Andrews, C. Moidment, C. Redpoth, W. Keofer, J. Lomos, K. Hopkins, B. Downey, M. Kommer, T. Knollmon, T. Martin, M. Meador, K. Ingebritsen, H. Belcher, J. Duke, G. Sobol, P. Kelly, T. Simpson, G. Lupenski, S. Campbell, J. Moore, P. Horcum, C. Thomas. Key Club Serves YHS With A Smile “Friz noog pert zig?” If so, join the Key Club. York High needs you. So read a recruiting poster for the York High Key Club and so ran 1 974-75 for the York High Key Club. Under the abundant if not heroic leadership of Dean Hodge (superstar), ever shadowed Polishly by Secretary Mark Waclawski, the Key Club managed to pay its dues, maintain its charter and even throw in a few service projects. Numbering around 38, an all-time high, this service club has had its hand in every community project from the Red Cross to the FRIENDS PROGRAM. They even sent one of their multitude to the Key Club Tim, Payten, Henry, Dean, Greg, and Scott oversee York. 88 Mike: Whaddayuh mean wrong century? State Government, District Lt. Governor Eddie Russell, the first time in York High, history. (Pizazz! Can’t argue with that.) Of course those who think that this devoted self-giving club is all work and no play, are sadly mistaken. They sponsored a joint Key Club-Keyette picnic, sent several members to the Capitol District Convention and built a volleyball team that no gang of blind paraplegics anywhere could rival, for a District Competition. Yes, its been quite a year and with a record number of returning Sophomores and Juniors there is infinite promise for the future. ' Sometimes Dean takes the ups and downs of life literally. j 89 Keyettes Serve Both School And Community The Keyettes, busy as ever, began the year with a year-long project for Recycle Our Trash. Homecoming garnered the Most Original Trophy for their bug. Out of school activities abounded with a Thanksgiving dinner for two needy families, Christmas Caroling for a group of neglected elders and assisting the Red Cross Bloodmobile Christmas Eve. Valentines Day saw a party in the men ' s ward at Eastern State. The last part of the year was filled with banquet preparations and plans for the International Keyette Convention. L to R From Bottom: T. Ruzecki, P. Lamos, C. Moul, K. Lamos, P. Todd, S. Hess, E. Sim, H. Athas, D. Spooner, K. Sweeney, V. Milam, E. Hopkins, J. Reiser, K. Lamos, S. Kelly, C. Gardner, J. Tucker, M. Chess, A. Poteate, D. White, M. Quarles, K. Martin, L. Hines, A. Richwine, K. Keffer, E. Bullock, W. Wolfe, J. Gurtler. Yvonne and Margie catch up on work after another project. Vicki on the job. 90 Elizabeth caught without her bubbly smile. Not only was the float the Most Original, but the Keyettes think it ' s the cutest too. 91 Debate Team Tries Topic This was the first time in several years that York has actually had a debate club. There was a good turnout membership- wise, but because of the PSAT, band trips, the musical, and many other conflicts, the club never entered competition with other clubs. There was one debate that took place after school. Mr. Sullivan managed to persuade Mrs. Cox and Mr. Bradley to judge the debate of Steve Hunley and Josh Davis against David Hastings and Richard Collier. The two teams debated the topic “That the United States should significantly change the method of selecting Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates.” Many hours of work went into the debate and quite a bit was learned about technique that should prove beneficial in later years. Richard, Richard, Josh, and Charlie check over some material before the debate. L to R: R. Diakun, J. Davis, K. Seabacher, S. Hundley, S. Quass, C. Shaw, H. Belcher, T. Wall, Mr. Sullivan, D. Holland, R. Collier, L. Threlkeld, C. Diakun, D. Hastings. 92 I i Majorettes Perform Varied Routines I 1 ! Left to Right From Bottom: K. Giles, Asst. Head Majorette, A. Prillaman, S. Forman, Head Majorette, E. Horne, T. Parker, P. Payne, C. Totty, B. Chance, B. Lewis. The 1 974 majorettes were one of the highlights of homecoming doing their traditional fire baton act at half-time. They led the Falcon Band at the William and Mary Homecoming Parade and at the University of Richmond Band Day. They also added to the spirit of the pep rallies by performing routines. 93 York Bands Step Out In Style York’s instrumental music program was expanded under the direction of Mrs. Cathy Cox to include three distinct performing groups as well as a stage band. The 1 974-5 Marching Band numbered 96, a record high, and had a whole new style. Everyone had to lift very high when they marched. The band performed at all the home football games, which included out marching Tabb during the county championship. They competed at both Richmond and William and Mary making impressive showings at the contests. The Concert band, a small group of less experienced musicians, gave their first concert in February. They made a fine premier performance. The traditional Christmas, Winter, and Spring concerts headed the list of activities for the Symphonic Band. They also performed Grade VI music at the district band festival and scored Superior. The band undertook many money making projects including sponsoring a horse show and selling candles in order to finance an exchange trip in the Spring. Circle From Center Left: J. Stahl, S. Hess, D. Abrams, D. Davis, M. Chess, L. Woodfin, L. McDougal, K. Henry, M. Drees, L. Garrison, A. Taylor, K. Foley, N. Roberts, P. Lenz, P. Alfriend, J. Myers, C. Thomas, P. Pickett, R. Wood, M. Waddill, D. White, W. Davis, B. Bulson, K. Sweeney, K. Stubbs, D. White, G. Worley, C. Sulzberger, H. Goodwin, T. Geiger, P. Opgrand, C. Haynie, L. Royal, W. Keafer, S. Hunley, B Gibson, C. Creel, D. McPherson, J. Puffenberger, K. Harrison, J. McMahon, M. Moon, S. Foss, B. Johnson, T. Stahl, B. Jordan, T. Burrell, M. Ragans, M. Getsi, J. Davis, G. Fox, R. Talley, G. Loonam, W. Hunley, R. Diakun, B. Michura, A. Merrill, J. Adams, D. Cone, P. Harcum, D. Hite, S. Kopcynski, D. Murrow, K. Fetterman, T. Streagle, K. Sweeney, S. Grantham, R. Reviea, J. Cooke, M. Foster, M. Fergurson, G. Oliver, D. Southall, E. Seaman. 94 Concert Band, L to R From Bottom: C. Opgrond, C. Watson, L. Klink, F. Bradby, D. Dye, K. Preist, J. Koman, D. Anderson, F. Long, T. Drewry, J. Fox, D. Jones, K. Murray, A. Harrison, C. Blake, D. Harold, V. Cicero, E. Evans, V. Thomas, M. Wobble, M. Zeigler, H. Rosclunis, T. McSpadden, E. Hogsma, S. Henson, R. Wainwright, M. Long, P. Hess, M. Smith, T. Sundy, O. Mills, M. Davenport, B. Burke, M. Knight, Mrs. Cox, Director, E. Thorenson, J. Bunt, R. Robinson, M. Cicero, M. Gott, R. Gates, T. Millen, J. Angel. 95 REGIONAL BAND, L to R From Bottom: T. Stahl, J. Stahl, G. Worley, S. Hess, P. Alfriend, D. Southall, G. Oliver, S. Hunley, J. Davis, S. Grantham, G. Fox. Seventeen members of the York High School Falcon Band were selected to participate in the 1 975 District VIII Regional and Workshop Bands. They were chosen on results of tryouts held in December. First chair players from York were Donna Southall, tympani, Jeanne Stahl, Bb clarinet, Genemarie Warley, B Bb contrabass clarinet, and Diane Davis, Eb soprano clarinet. Gene Fox, Susan Hess, and Genemarie Worley were named to the All State Band and Donna Southall was a member af the All State Orchestra. Terri and Jeanne Stahl were alternates to the two groups. WORKSHOP BAND, L to R: B. Gibson, P. Pickett, J. Myers, P. Lenz, N. Roberts. 96 Jazz Ensemble Reaches New Heigh ts Syncopated rhythms combined with harmonious chords were only the beginning for the York High Stage Band. In the fall, the band warmed up by performing at the Grafton Mall, the DECA Fall Rally, and Parents Night. They continued to swing the evening of the Miss York High Pageant. By the time Christmas snuck upon them, the stage band was really “beating time. Their forte of the year was being named the “finest jazz band ever by a judge at the District VIII Stage Band Festival where they were rated Superior. Mark Getsi “rode” his trumpet to fame with his solo in “Big Mama Cass which won the Commanders Trophy given by Fort Eustis. The band then retired the year by giving their annual intermediate school tours and the spring concert. L to R From Bottom: S. Hunley, L. Royall, G. Worley, J. Wright, C. Hayne, D. Falin, C. Smalls, K. Fetterman, T. Streagle, S. Kopczynski, D. Murrow, P. Lenz, C. Creel, D. Southall, J. Davis, G. Fox, M. Getsi, P. Roche, T. Burrell, M. Ragans, D. Grantham, G. Jones, R. Fulton, S. Grantham, G. Oliver, C. Redpath, M. Foster. 97 L to R From Bottom: L. Stevens, K. Fettermon, L. Woodfin, C. Henry, G. Squires, G. Reid, A. Ferguson, R. Carpenter, J. Edv ords, E. Crov , B. Carpenter, M. Waddill, D. Barkley, C. Mason, S. Quass, M. Smeland, C. Diakun, T. Wall, A. Richwine, B. Wright, V. Milam, R. DePalm, C. Gillikin, A. Bracalante, D. Marquis, C. Anglin, P. Stork, J. Shields, P. Brown, G. Duncan, J. Gurtler, J. Amory, M. Huff, A. Terrell, P. Wright, N. Williams, D. Saunders, C. Mason, B. Richards, J. Blue, C. Reid, L. Llanso, H. Johnston, S. Williams, H. Beaslie, H. Belcher, K. Harding, C. Burke, M. Epps, H. Athas, L. Wessels. A Cap pell a And Girls Glee Raise Voices The a cappella choir and the Girls Glee Club are made up of students who enjoy singing. Members of the groups are chosen by audition. The two choirs participated in the Fall Assembly Program the hosting of the District VIII Regional Chorus auditions, and various other concerts. L to R From Bottom: H. Byrne, L. Pannill, L. Stephens, K. Sykes, E. Flagge, R. Ivy, S. Fourney, C. Hertsen, K. Shaw, D. Hyatt, S. Gambrell, M. Quarles, T. Wooley, M. Stroup, L. Quass, V. Gardner, S. Jones, S. Mason, D. Rickard, K. Clark, V. Holmes, J. Amory, C. Gardner, L. Bland, C. Mason, D. Barkley, D. Fox, M. Mitchem, E. Hogge, P. Harris, J. Hill, J. Oliver, L. Mills, L. Brockman, G. Pennington. 98 ‘ L to R From Bottom: K. Clark, G. Pitlugo, L. Croswell, L. Quarles, L. Morris, C. Thomas, F. t Belcher, C. Brown, D. Holmes, E. Holmes, B. Lewis, C. Oehrlein, J. Brizendine, E. Croke, H : Cochran, E. Freeman, B. Broaddus, S. Roberts, P. Darden, T. Huntington, S. McIntosh, O. ' Wiggins, M. McCoy, R. Duckett. ' L to R: S. Mason, F. LaCour, L. Tucker, C. Hill, S. Jones, L. Pannill, E. Cassell, R. DePalm, C. Holmes, M. Epps, D. Hester, P. Phillips, G. Duncan, W. Lewis, C. Scott. Mixed Chorus Rounds Out Choral Dept. Mixed Chorus is the third singing group in the Choral Department. This year they had the privilege of working under two student directors. Miss Catherine Jones and Mr. Keith Savage, both from William and Mary. The students love to sing and work hard to top A CAPPELLA and Girls Glee. At times they do! We The People Sing For Community We the People is the Black Ensemble of York High. It is made up of many fine and talented students, both in and out of the Choral Department. They have sung at many different functions and various churches. They are an interesting and versatile group. 99 Cavaliers And Choraliers Are Special Choral Ensembles Cavaliers and Choraliers are the guys and girls ensembles at York. They are composed of students who enjoy singing enough to put in two afternoons a week of practice. They are involved in many community activities. At Christmas both groups sang for the Yorktown Women ' s Club. The Cavaliers also sang for the Seaford Women’s Club while the Choraliers sang at the Naval Weapons Station. The two groups are well-respected in the community. Choraliers, L to R From Bottom: L. Stevens, K. Fetterman, P. Wright, M. Waddill, H. Athas, B. Wright, A. Richwine, A. Terrell, B. Richards, S. Quass, C. Anglin, M. Smeland, M. Epps, D. Marquis, L. Woodfin, L. Millen. Cavaliers, L to R From Bottom: T. Simpson, T. Wall, K. Harding, G. Squires, M. Smeland, H. Beazlie, R. Duckett, P. Stork, H. Belcher, G. Reid, C. Diakun, C. Reid. 100 L to R From Bottom: L. Stevens, S. Quoss, D. Barkley, L. Woodfin, L. Llanso, J. Blue, C. Reid, A. Terrell, J. Gurtler, B. Wright, A. Richwine, D. Marquis, M. McCoy, M. Smeland, C. Diakun, G. Squires, S. Williams, H. Belcher, J. Sheilds, R. Duckett. Absent; Mimi Epps. York Does Well At Regional On February 7 and 8, 1 975 York had the pleasure of sending twenty people to the District VIII Regional Chorus at Warwick High. The director was Dr. Lawrence Eisman from New York. It was a weekend all the participants enjoyed. The results of All-State tryouts were announced at the close of the concert on Saturday. This year York had the honor of sending three people to All-State. Carol Reid and Mark Smeland returned for a second year with rookie Charlie Diakun in tow. 101 I L to R From Bottom: E. Droblick, R. Duckett, C. Beamon, T. Simpson, D. Manley, J. Kinde, S. Kyser, C. Mason, S. Horn, C. Gardnew, J. Edwards, C. Diakun, H. Belcher, B. Richards, M. Kammer, D. Barkley, T. Wall, J. Duke, D. Hastings, H. Steward, L. Woodfin, K. Drabick, L. Llanso, M. Jacobs, H. Beazlie. Mime Troupe Mimes On Somewhere in the midst of life at York lurks a creature which lives in the world of black and white. It creates a thought, a feeling, or even a lifetime, through a simple gesture, a mime. The auditions this year produced a task of narrowing 45 auditions to 1 6. In five days the new Troupe made its debut during Back to School Night. Success was sweet as they received a trophy for Best All-Around Entry at the Homecoming Parade. The list of activities increased. The Troupe made performance stops at schools and churches. Point Option, Dare Elementary, Hampton Roads Academy, Trinity Lutheran Church, and Riverside Hospital were but a few to receive the silent treatment. November seventh was a ninety minute performance of mime, the first in this area. Performing Arts Night was added to the busy schedule. If you do see one of the Troupe, remember mum ' s the word? 102 L to R From Bottom: D. Hastings, Mr. Sullivan, Sponsor, P. Todd, K. Busbin, D. White, T. Simpson, J. Kinde, D. Barkley, C. Mason, M. Smeland, J. Edwards, J. Tucker, H. Beazlie, M. Huff, C. Reid, J. Hill, L. Woodfin, C. Shaw, R. Waller, S. Quass, C. Anglin, C. Gardner, C. Diakun, M. Kammer, M. Fallon, T. Fox, H. Belcher, C. Burke. L to R From Bottom: M. Kammer, M. Huff, D. Hastings, M. Waddill, S. Quass, J. Duke, P. Todd, C. Diakun, A. Taylor (Not Pictured). Thespians Provide Dramatic Accent If you happen to be wandering down the solitary halls of York High School, and you’re suddenly attacked by some vicious monstrosity whose feet and arms appear to be one and the same, and who seems to have lost all sanity, DON’T PANIC. It’s only a York High Thespian. The International Thespian Society members at York have seen another good year, accompanied by both tears and laughter as their performances and activities have rushed by in a whirlwind of excitement. This honorary dramatics society is in its 7th year. The members are selected on the basis of accumulated points for their participation in the theatre, as well as their outstanding personality and character. The society has taken on a motto that may lead to a new train of thought in upcoming years, and that is: Being the best isn’t everything It’s the only thing. T alking T earn Competes Se niors led this year’s Forensics team to the District Competition, and with the exception of Paula Todd, none of the members had any previous experience. Mike Kammer placed second in the district for Boy’s Prose in competition on February 1 5th. The rest of the team also did well. The team would like to offer special thanks to Mr. Sullivan, Mrs. Rush, and Mr. Bradley for their help. 103 A Beautiful And Relaxing Evening, The Class of ' 76 at their Ring Dance knew, that the time was right, the place was suitable, the atmosphere was wonderful, and the people were the best to be had. The Class of 1 977 either had a large number of devoted workers or have magic at their touch, because they made the Junior ' s night perfect. The night of March the first will root itself into the minds of many Juniors and will be filed away with the other fond memories of their high school days at York. Doug and Ricky take a break with their lovely dates before dinner. Doug and Sue enjoy receiving his ring. Jeff and Gail circuit the floor. 104 Lingers In The Minds Of The Juniors At 7:00, the program for the evening was opened by a worm welcome, followed by the invocation. Dinner proved to be a gourmets ' delight. The presentation of Rings came next which was followed by lounging by the pool and dancing. The last dreamy dance came all too quickly a little after midnight but the memory will linger with the Juniors. Joi; no comment. Ron and Pat get their rings. 105 Musical Scores Triumph The splendor and pageantry of an oriental culture filled the York High School auditorium on March 1 8 to 22. Flower Drum Song, a musical by Rogers and Hammerstein, was presented by the students and faculty. Over 1 60 students combined their efforts in producing York’s eighth smash hit musical. The show is set in San Francisco Chinatown in 1 960. All the characters in the play are Chinese and this exotic culture provides an appropriate background for a zany love conflict that involves a showgirl in a nightclub, the nightclub owner, a law student and a picture bride from the old country. The involvement of relatives and friends in helping to solve this love dilemma offered many entertaining moments for the audiences. Bruce as Sammy tells Lynn as Mei Li Don’t marry me.” Tim Fox and The Crew doing one of their things. Charlie sings You are beautiful. 106 Mrs. Rathkamp helps Kelly. Fan Tan Fanny fires up during rehearsal. Chop Suey song takes a large group to get going on Grant Avenue. Sammy (Bruce) almost weds Mei Li (Lynn). Mimi plays Madam Liang. 107 This year the main characters in the musical were Wang Ta, played by Charlie Diakun, Mei Li played by Lynn Woodfin, Sammy Fong portrayed by Bruce Lomax, and Linda Low played by Valerie Christian. The minor leads were portrayed by Susan Quass, Mike Kammer, Robert Duckett, Maryel Epps, and Jayna Hill. Working hard on the production of the musical were the Student Assistants: Henry Belcher and Dorothy Barkley — Choral; Carol Reid and Pam Livengood — Pianists; Tim Fox — Stage Manager; Jana Wakelyn — Choreography; Ed Seaman — Electronics, and Genemarie Worley — Orchestra. Special recognition should be paid to Mr. Sullivan, Mrs. Rathkamp, and Mrs. Mills for all the time and effort they put into this production. Valerie as Linda tells Charlie as Wang Ta what it’s all about. The Sunday ballet takes place overlooking San Francisco Lynn and Val discuss perfume It takes a little time to get warmed up, sometimes. 108 Mike coughs a lot. And what ore they going to do about the other generation? Fan Tan Fanny dancers slink through their nightclub routine. Robin puts the cake to Mike in make-up. I I Valerie mugs as Linda Low. 109 I,’ ' H FftW;’ ' Only you generate the power To decide what to do with your life. You’re a fool if you think you’re helpless You control what you do with your life. ■ ‘V ' CLASSES Freshmen Have Fruitful First Year The Freshmen had a rough time getting officers elected, but they managed to pull through. They got themselves together in time to build an award winning Homecoming float. “Dump the Patriots” took third place. Other activities that the Freshmen participated in included a message board sale and the Miss York High Pageant. Among the twelve semi-finalists for the pageant, four girls were Frosh. Their energy, overall participation, and spirit put the class in good standing with the administration and their fellow Falcons. Class Officers, L to R: Darlene Gillikin, Pari., Kelly Clark, Treas., Georgia Athas, Pres., Carol Clark, V.P., Kim Adams, Sec., Liz Flagge, Chap. I Dwayne Adams Jim Adams Kim Adams Janet Adams Alyssa Adkins Renea Akins Lucy Alfriend Gerald Allen Chris Anderson David Anderson Dennis Anderson Timmy Anderson Sue Andrews John Angell Maud Ashby 112 Georgia Athas Suzy Atkins Mark Austin Jessie Ayers Mike Ayers Deeanna Babb Jerome Banks Steven Barber Debbie Barlow Fred Bartlett Marilyn Baugh Yvonne Bean William Belcher Cindy Benigo Mark Bennett Sherry Bigelow Joan Birdsong Tim Blair Morgan Blake Lisa Bland Mark Blanton Linda Boettner Frank Bradby Gina Brehm Carter Brenner Amy Bridges Mary Brinkley Robert Brinkman Joanna Brizendine Sherry Brooks 113 Dwight Brooks Cynthia Brown Delmo Brown Kenneth Brown Linda Brown Tonya Brown Theresa Brown Alan Bull Todd Bunt Mary Burnette Walter Burton Kevin Callam Kelly Carnahan Rhonda Carpenter Bill Carroll Evea Casselle Tammy Castle Kenny Cathey Brooks Chance Allen Chandler Mike Cicero Carol Clark Cindy Clark Keely Clark Linda Clark Ricky Clark Shari Clark William Clift Candy Cokley Debbie Cole 114 ' ' i Paula Carter Russ Cole David Collier Sue Collier Cheryl Collins Joe Colvin Tioro Conomikes Susan Cox Bobby Crim Tony Crist Doug Crockett Elizabeth Croke Nelson Cropper Joanne Crouch Paul Crowley Jane Cunningham Anita Dail Mark Davenport Joe Davis Sara Davis Summer Davis 115 Sheila Deem Anne Denby Bill DeShazor Connie Dillard Jim Dolan Debra Douglas Edward Drabik Mary Drees Eugene Drewry Deanna Drummond Diane Duke Janet Dunaway David Dye Pam Eddy Regina Ediow Teresa Elmore Debra Erickson Reenie Eustace Robert Fallon Seth Farrell Karen Fetterman John Fischel Michelle Fischler Chuck Fiskus Don Fitch Elizabeth Flagge Sue Foss Jim Foudriait Laura Fout Jerry Fox 1 16 Bill Fralich Ellen Freeman Tommye Frerich Robert Fulton Darlene Galbreath William Gallimore Susie Gambrel Ginny Gardner Suzanne Gapcynski Anita Garraghty Sherrie Garrett Darlene Gillikin Debbie Gillikin Sandra Gilmore Stormy Gleason Rachel Gonzales Mark Gott David Grantham Kevin Green Lana Gregory Tammy Griffin 117 Becky Groves Edward Haagsma Edward Hockley Eunice Hall Rose Lee Harris Timmy Harris Theresa Harrold Bruce Haskett Suzanne Hawkins Michelle Henderson Josh Herman Peter Hess Juanita Hester Anita Hill Dawn Hill Scott Hill Debbie Hines Steve Hinson Pam Hogg Anne Hogge Samuel Honeycutt Chris Hopkins John Hopkins Cathy Hoppe 118 Edie Horn Terry Howells Wayne Hunley Avon Jacobs Molindo James Russell Jamison Anita Johnson Karen Johnson Maya Johnson Mitchell Johnson Steve Johnson Laura Johnston David Jones Gary Jones Jeff Jones Joyce Jones Dale Keafer Mark Keffer Debbie Keitt Michelle Kelsey Floyd King Lisa King BiltKIink Joel Koman Donna Krikales Julie Kyser Heidi Labowskie Linda Lambert John LaRoche Robert Letchworth 119 d Brenda Lewis Myra Lewis Stephen Lewis Winston Lewis Chuck Lindley Rita Lomax Mike Long Greg Loonam Connie Louden Velvet Mack Gwen Manley Leslie Mann Carol Martin Joyce Martin Mary Martin Theresa Martin Mark McCoy Alvin McLaughlin Mary McMahon Arthur McRoy Glenn McRoy 120 I, Tom McSpadden David Meador Gary Melton Tim Millen Phillip Miller William Miller Ronny Millirons Rhonda Mills David Mitchell Reggie Montgomery Terri Montgomery David Moore Raleigh Moore Robin Moore Luanne Morris Jeff Morris Renard Morton Kathy Murray Pam Musick Jimmy Myers Karen Nelson Judy Ni ckerson Carla Oehrlein Brian Ogle David Olstad Cindy Opgrand Thaddeus Opie Michael Orange Lisa Osborn Denise Ousley 121 Mike Padgett Brenda Palmer Doreatha Palmer Sylvia Parker Gladys Parrott Brittain Payne Patti Payne Peggy Phillips David Pickett Roberta Pitiuga Diane Pfieger Mark Poole Cathy Priest Alisa Prillman Dale Randall John Rash Lynnette Reeder Raymond Reeder Greg Reid Bill Rich Mandel Roache David Robertson Rusty Robins Laurie Royall Norman Rush John Russell Karen Ruth Susan Ruth Johnny Ryals Mary Sanders 122 Patty Schumacher Charles Scott Andy Sebacher Laucalyn Sessoms Wendell Shields Rhonda Shipman Lamar Shockey Scott Simpson Holly Slater Diane Smith James Smith Jeanne Smith Polly Smith Tammy Smith Randall Snapp Tammy Snyder John Sommers Gerald Squires Celeste Stallard Amy Stephens Helen Stewart Tina Stringer Cathy Stubbs Cindy Sulzberger 123 Tim Sunday Amanda Sykes Amy Taylor Luther Taylor Danny Teague Lyn Tewksbury Vivian Thomas Eric Thornaldson Caroline Totty Glen Trowbridge Ching Tsao David Turner Gilbert Tyler Robin Utterback Jeff VdhI Henry Vann Corey Van Leliveld Michael Waclawski Karen Wade Tommy Wakelyn Beverly Wallace Lorenzo Wallace 124 Melinda Womble Rosemary Wood Allen Woodall Mary Wright Pom Wrobel Brian Wroten Pam Jacob Sharon Wallace Kathy Ward Jerome Washington Lisa Watson Janine Way Kim Weakley Terry Wenzel Fred West Charlene Whitby Charles White Jerome Whitley Phyllis Whitman Greg Wiggins Oneal Wiggins Virgil Wiggins Cheryl Williams Kirk Williams Vivian Williams Keith Woebre Vickie Womack 125 Veteran Sophomores Return To A Working Year The Class of ' 77 moved into their second year at York High with assurance of their future importance. They set to work and produced their second Homecoming float, “The Spirit Never Changes. This won them an honorable mention in the parade. The Sophomores also had representatives of their class in the Miss York High Pageant. Their major undertaking of the year, though, was the Junior Ring Dance. The class of ' 77 diligently worked to give the Juniors a dance that they wouldn ' t forget! Class Officers, L. to R.: L. Quass, Chap., A. Furguson, Pari., K. Payne, Pres., L. Wessels, Sec., L. Whitman, V. Pres., W. Wolfe, Treas. [ i Debbie Abrams Joey Adams Sharon Adams Cindy Almonrode Linda Anderson Beverly Armistead Helen Athas Clayton Auman Anne Ayers Barbara Babcock Shawn Bartlett Debbie Beard Bruce Belvin Cherie Bishop Valerie Blair 126 f Kent Blanton Jana Blue Annis Boettner Scott Bonser Brian Brewster William Brinkman Melinda Bristow Lynn Brockman Missy Brooks Margaret Buchanan Elizabeth Bullock Becky Bulson Betsy Burger Brian Burke Donna Busbin Gail Butler Heather Byrne Jay Carter Valerie Carter Mike Caviston Sophia Chisman Cheryl Clark Nanette Clark Hank Cochran Anna Cokley Cathy Collier Denny Cone Glen Conner Martin Cox Birdie Crockett 127 Leslie Croswell David Crow Liz Daniel Ted Daw Terri Dawson Gus Decoursey Mike DeShazor Ernest Dobson Chip Dodgen Andrea Dothard Karen Drabik James Drewry Robert Duckett Sharon Duke Daniel Ediow Marshall Edmonds Amy Edmondson Valerie Edwards Roland Ellis Raymond Emory Cynthia Ericson 128 T Robin Escaig Reginald Evans Tommy Evans John Falin Kevin Fallon Cynthia Farrior Keith Fetterman Gordon Flory Colleen Flynn Karen Foley Susan Forman Greg Forrest Marlene Foster Marlon Foster Sylvia Forney Crystal Fox Elizabeth Francis Ann Furgurson Mark Falin Gay Galloway Tammy Gambrell Andre Gardner Laurie Garrison Raymond Gates 129 Mark Getsi Cindy Gholson Becky Gibson Gwen Gillikin Steve Grantham Mike Gray Cheryl Green Deborah Gregory Neil Griggs Frank Guarino Chip Hager Jeremy Hammer Kevin Harding Linda Harper Andy Harrison 130 T Kathy Harrison Keith Harrod Katina Harrold Carl Hayes Cliff Haynie Allison Haywood Claudette Henderson Kathie Henry Leslie Henry Theresa Herman Darlene Hester Annette Hill Don Hite Jim Hodges Rene Hogge Oakley Holcomb John Holloway Cheryl Holmes Steve Horn Cindy Horton Tammy Howells Debbie Hudgins Gary Hundley Alan Hunter Tamara Huntington Ann Ingebritsen Rusty Ingram Rose Ivy Michelle Jacobs Taryn Jewell 131 Barry Johnson Brenda Johnson Daniel Johnson Linda Johnson Memo Jones Sheila Jones Sherry Jones Susan Kelly Chris Kinde Darlene King Kevin Kipper Mary Kirkman Linda Klink Bruce Knox David Knox Jeffrey LaCour Jack Lamos Stacy Langston Teresa Larkin James Lee Jimmi Lenz Iris Lewis Ben Lindsay Kyle Lockstampher 132 f Frankie Long Susan Macintosh George Magnus Gary Maidnnent Denita Manley Brenda Martin Kenneth Massey Mark McAllister Cindy McFall Bill McGee Shelia McGuire James McMahn Jeanne McMullen Julie McNamara Edward McNeil Dana McPherson Stacy Meador Allen Merrill Eleanor Merrill Tammy Millner Janet Mills Lisa Mitchell Mary Alice Mitchum Mark Moon 133 John Moore Lynne Morin Andrew Morse Robert Murray Doug Mur row Tracy Nethersole Warren Oliver Patricia Palmer Sally Panganiban Pat Pappas Terri Parker Kelley Payne Kevin Pennington Joyce Phillips Lucinda Phillips Judy Pitcher Scott Pitts Anne Poteate Debbie Prowant Lori Quarles Laura Quass Jeffery Randall Carolyn Reams Ricky Renson Robert Reviea James Reynolds Kathy Rhinehart Elaine Richardson Beth Richwine Paul Rienth 134 Jon Roache Lorry Roberson Nancy Roberts Kathy Robins Melinda Robinson Hayden Ross-Cluenis Rhonda Rouse Cathy Rowe Tammy Rowe Bill Rowell Robert Schott Mike Seaman Laureen Shingler Ron Shipman Drew Sher Mike Slowikowski Eric Smith Roger Smith Vannessa Smith Valerie Smoot Rendell Spratley Charlie Spivey Margret Stack Terri Stahl 135 Trippy Stallings Greg Stanford Ward Stanford Russell Steele George Stephenson Thomas Stephenson Holly Stewart Charles Suderno Steve Summerfield Karen Sweeney Kim Sykes Randy Talley Cindy Taylor Cathy Thomas Marlon Thomas Wendy Thomas Lynn Tillar Cindy Triplett Terry Turner Anthony Tyler Jim Utterback 136 1 Robert Wainwright Jeanne Wales Darlene Walker Debbie Wallace April Wallace Mary Washam Carol Washington Mable Washington Margorie Washington Elizabeth Waters Carla Watson Michell Webb Paul Weldon Lisa Wessels Beverly Whitacre Lisa Whitman Nancy Whitmore Kevin Wilkins Carlissa Williams Nancy Williams h37 The Juniors managed to keep pace with their spirited sophomore ways by undertaking and accomplishing many varied tasks. Their float, Ring the Patriots,” won second place in the Homecoming parade and the efforts of their Varsity football players helped in the team’s victorious effort. In the spring, they sponsored the Senior Prom and did a job they were justified in being proud of. The vigorous (and loud mouthed) Juniors also won many pep-rally and cheering contests. All in all, it was a good year at York and with these dedicated and energetic Juniors as Seniors next year, who knows? The Class Of ’76 Surges Seniorhood Toward Class Officers, L. to R. from bottom: J. Reiser, Pres., S. Kyser, V. Pres., L. Martin, Chap., D. Anderson, Pari., K. Lamos, Treas., K. Keffer, Sec. 138 Mark Adams Stevalynn Adams Jan Amory Diane Anderson Larry Angle Linda Barndt Carol Beaman Hank Beazlie Alice Beatram Stephanie Birdsong Doug Bowmer Cynthia Bryan Bobbie Brooks Susan Brown Randy Byrum Shirly Byrum Rose Camm Beverly Canady Donald Carlson Dennis Carnahan Joe Carroll Beverly Carter Carolyn Childs Tony Cicero 139 Richard Collier Mark Concilus Kevin Cooke Lisa Cromley Barbara Crouch Phillip Crow Pearl Darden Ricky Davidson Josh Davis Kevin Davis Scott Davis Wendy Davis Pat ' Dawson Susan Denby Timmy Denton Charly Diakun Richard Diakun Debbie Dishner Billy Downey Frank Driver Patty Dunaway 140 Gladstone Duncan Johnny Eads Bernard Evans Elaine Evans Penny Evans Debbie Fischel Brenda Fisher Debbie Fitch Chris Foss Ellen Fourier Barbara Fralich Karen Giles Timothy Grogan Diana Guarino Pat Harris 141 Ronnie Harris Larry Harrod Carol Hertsch Charlotte Hill Cathy Hines Tamala Hirsh Terry Hite Robert Holup John Hopke Kevin Hopkins Arlene Howington Steve Hunley Kris Ingebritsen Rita Irby John Irwin 142 Randy Isley Pam Jefferson Terry Jenkins Anton Jensen Dave Johnson Anne Jones Becky Jones Boyd Jones Doug Jones Preston Jones Kelly Keffer Keith King Steve Kopczynski Susan Kyser Felicia LaCour Karol Lamos Kathy Lamos Jeff Langston Jeff Layne Mary Catherine Lewis Lisa LIhanso Larry Loonam Debra Martin Linda Martin 143 Tom Martin Leigh McDougal Sandy McFadden Carolyn McIntosh Mary Kay McPherson Mike Meador Vicki Milam Tina Millen Scott Morin Tom Murphy Valerie Nelson David Nickerson Jan Oliver Paul Opgrand Carolyn Palmer 144 F Samuel Palmer Gina Pennington Ginny Pitiuga Bradley Price Jana Puffenberger Margie Quarles Brian Quass Herbert Rainey Zoa Ann Randall Tammy Renson Diane Rickard Jay Richardson Sharon Richie Kenneth Roberts Lynn Rucker Debbie Saunders Barbara Seal Gary Seltzer Cathy Shaw Mallory Shields Elizabeth Sim 145 Tim Simpson Gail Smith Doug Smith Lee Smith Nancy Snook Bill Snyder John Soles Debbie Spooner Stuart Stephens Pat Storck Michelle Stroup David Stubbs Brian Sweeney David Sykes Debra Tawney 146 Fred White Mike Womack Harold Wood Katrina Woodfin Vic Woodson Pam Wright Linda Jamerson Amy Terrell Cathy Thompson Lessye Threlkeld Scott Tuck Joi Tucker Nancy Upton Jerry Vann Jim Vogeley Jana Wakelyn Tom Wall Mike Walters Daniel Ward Tammy Ward David Warren Wanda Waters Sylvia Watson Barry Westmoreland Missy Weston Delores Whitacre Dorothy White 147 1975 Is The Class With Class At YHS Senior Officers, From left: Peggy Lomos, Big Ed Russell, Debbie White, Scott Campbell, Mimi Epps, and Lynne Mikulos. The Foil of ' 72 found the doss of ' 75 in a unique situation. We were the last class to be admitted to York as Sophomores. That was the first year of the awesome S.C.O.P.E. system. If you ask any of us who survived that first year of confusion (what ' s a pentamester?), we will tell you that we have been the guinea pigs for every educational experiment that came along since we started our quest for knowledge back in 1 963. We have survived! It didn ' t take us long in our Sophomore year, to decide we were quite a bit more sophisticated than our rather noisy Freshman underclassmen. We established our uniqueness by becoming the undisputed ruling class in all things spirited. Our spirit was tops from apathy to zoology. We were led that year by a dynamic cast of officers: Lisa, Wendy, Carolyn, Tina, and Ted, the railroad chaplain. When it came time for the Homecoming Parade, instead of the same old floats, we built a cardboard totem pole that brought tears to our eyes and joy to our hearts. We were represented by two ravishing princesses, Cindy Lindsay and Genemarie Worley. What our sophomore year lacked in vocal spirit, we made up for in silent achievement. We put four of our classmates on the Varsity Football team. The J.V. Basketball team amazed the world by winning 1 6 out of 20 games. That same year saw an elite group of sophomore girls introduced to a sport that was destined to make history in Women ' s Sports — Hockey. We may have started with a gentle strut but by our Junior year we were running full speed. We took control of three clubs with Juniors Pat Kelly, Lynne Mikulas, and Scott Kyser heading the Key Club, Yearbook, and Eboracum. 148 York Van Winkle and Friends Our class officers’ picture in the yearbook looked like Dalis’ Last Supper with Scott Kyser in the Center flanked by Mary Beth, Tina, Peggy, Genemarie, and Big Ed. Homecoming was our first display of talent. Joking, playing, worrying, toiling, and fussing resulted in a gorgeous forty foot cleat. Princesses Debbie White and Genemarie Worley were grace and pride and ours. Academic talents showed as we sent 8 to Boys’ and Girls’ State, 6 in Who’s Who, and two to the Governor’s School for the gifted (Scott and Naomi). Under Junior leadership The Field Hockey Team went undefeated. Dorothy Barkley became Miss York High. Not a bad year for Juniors. (Or for Ring Dances!) September saw us enter York High as the Head Honchos and we knew it. Every club and activity was under our control. Scott Campbell headed the class with Peggy in charge of the whole works. Big Ed, Debbie, Mimi, and Lynne supplied the back-up. York Van Winkle took the first place hands down. Homecoming Queen was Genemarie Worley (we know a winner when we see one). Princesses for the Homecoming were Mary Beth Caviston and Karen Morgan. Again the Field Hockey Team retired undefeated. This time they did it sweeping the District Championship as well. Peggy Lamos was the District high scorer. Atlanta was chosen for the Senior trip. The Juniors finally found their place as they put on the Prom for us. Graduation did finally make it here as we unleashed York County’s Educational Experiments on the world. Here we come! 149 Michael Carey Robin Jane John Stephen Charles Thomas Margaret Harrison Anne Randolph Adams Adams Adie Akins Alfriend Allison Jayne Lee Kimberly Anne Robert Steven Amory Anderson Anderson Grady Prince Andrews Candice Dion Anglin Debbra Ann Ashby James Thomas Michelle Elizabeth Atkins Austin Claudia Ayers Kathleen Gail Barber Dorothy Dale Barkley Bradley Pendleton Lisa, Jayna, and Anne mug it up in government. Barndt 150 Glenda Jane Bean Henry Lee Deborah Ann Ruth Marie Sterling Elaine Barbara Dale Belcher Bishop Brice Brittain Brizendine Roberta Gale Earldean Neomia Leon Alexander Russell Brizendine Brown Brown Allen Brown Paula Buchanan Linda Elizabeth Buchert Terence Glenn Jerry Warrenton Mary Catherine Sharon Kay Delores Maria Scott Howell Burrell Burruss Burton Busbin Camm Campbell Constance Lynn Beverly Mary Beth Vincent Marilou Patricia Lynn Canada Carpenter Caviston Jerome Cheseman Sheridon Chess Ciatto 151 Victoria Marie Benjamin Allen Linda Vanessa Cheryl Lynn Sharon Lynn Linda Diane Cicero Clark Coles Collier Collins Colosi Anne Weston Evelyn Gertrude Debra Celestine Edv ard Lee Diane Mildred Oscar Bernard Coward Crow Cuffie Curfman Davis Dennis Ramona Ruth DePalm Alan Nicholas Diakun Beatrice Ann Dippre Randy Lee Patricia Lynn Donnelson Dorsey James Doyon John Martindale Duke Brett Dunham Robert Eugene Earhart Jill Michelle Edwards Tom: Extension?” F H: ?? Debra Ann Eldred Maryell Warnell Epps Claude Leon Fairbanks John Douglas Fairbanks David Richard Falin Mary Susan Fallon Patrick Joseph Fallon Anthony Ray Farrior Terri: Again? Eunice A. Jack David Donald R. Allen Donald Debra Leigh Grayson Eugene Fitzgerald Floyd Foreman Fox Fox Fox Timothy Allen Mark Thomas Lauren Celeste Cherisse James Lloyd Shelbourne Fox Furgeson Gaines Sabrine Gardner Gates William Gholson 153 Johnny Mac Gibson Cindy Lee Alton Henry Gillikin Gloss William Alvin Gornto Jane Ann James Payten Gurtler Harcum Michelle Denise Hargis David Franklin Harlan Linda Diane Harmon Barbara Jean Harper David Scott Hastings Susan Ann Hess Jayna Lynne Hill Evelyn Lynnette Hines Mildred Marie Hite William Dean Hodge Kevin Lee Dean: ‘‘And then I created . . Hogge Deborah Ann Holland 154 Vanessa Renee Holmes Elizabeth Ann Jacobs Carolyn Yvonne Johnson Dundee Marie Holup Terri Anne Holup Bruce K. Howells Naomi and Lynne prepare for photos Mary Michael Anthony Elizabeth Huff Hundley Sydney Owens Jenkins Nori Jewell Dana Durwood Neil Johnson Johnson James A. Johnston Bruce Alexander Jones Deborah Elaine Jones Evelyn Joanne Jones Patricia Ann Jones Peter Rees Jones 155 Tony Mark William Greenwood Michael Gorden Jones Jordan Kammer Marylou Karpa Wayne Lloyd Keafer Barbara Kay Keffer Thomas Patrick Kelly Renelda Kelly Kimberly Jane Kinard Jeanette Gayle Kinde Pamela Kaye Kish Thomas Carl Knollmann Scott Austin John Martin Mark Andrew Margaret Kyser Kyte LaMal Beatrice Lamos Theresa Grace Leitch Paulette Irene Lenz Jackie Renne Lewis Linda Marie Lewis Jan reaches for knowledge. 156 Roberta Flack has nothing on Cherisse! Daniel Thonnas Lloyd David Wayne Lloyd Bruce Allen Lomax David Eugene Lindler Cynthia Jean Lindsey Pamela Denise Livengood Gary Wayne John Francis Cordelia Jean Gregory David Gary Randall John Hillis Long Loonam Louden Lupienski Lynch McConnell John Emmell Becky Lynn Mary Elizabeth Roger Edward Mary Joyce Carole McDivitt McIntyre McKinney McLauglin Elizabeth McMullen McMiller 157 Donna Lynn Michelle Anne Steven David Carole Anna Christopher Marquis Martin Martin Mason Mark Matkowski Paul Mitchell Cheryl Juanita Laverne Matthews Mayer Meredith Broughton Thomas Michura Connie Lynne Mikulas Lori Lynne Cynthia Kay Russell Ray Raymond Russell Diane Millen Minter Minter Mitchem Montgomery Jacqueline D. Carolyn Anne Theodore Wendy Lynne Moseley Moul Roosevelt Moyler Nethersole Gregory Thomas Donald Robert David Richard Joseph Oliver O ' Neal Ovitt Palmer Alan has his problems, too. Andrew John Pappas Nancy Lee Parker Eloise Oldea Parrott Charlotte Patterson Karen Beth Payne Lisa Grace Susan Lee Alice M. William Ray Sharia Latanja Payne Pearson Peterson Phillips Phillips 159 Pamela Ann Pickett Trudy Fox Pickles Daniel Walter Platt Samuel Blair Poteate Harvey Lee Price Wanda Jane Preist John Morton Quarles Susan Joan Quass Edgar Wilfred Randall Jennifer Joan Rash Jeanne, Soon, and Big Ed v ork on the float. Charles Brian Redpath Dewey Milton Ragans Carol Lynn Gary Allen Donna Leigh Donald Collins Amy Susan Kathie E. Reid Reinfield Reynolds Rickard Richwine Riggins 160 Matthew Todd David E. Linda Lee Phillip Arthur Shirley Lynn Edwin Morrow Robins Robinson Robinson Rosche Rossmon Russell Valentino Irene Ruzecki James Edward Shields Mark John Smelond Marjorie Fern Thomas Edward Kim Susan Schumacher Seaman Sebacher Bob: ‘‘Maybe next week I’ll try it with film!” Tina Marie Seibert Olga Denise Sheppard Roberta Collins Naomi Lynn Shroeder Siegel Amy Kimon Beverly Louise Smith Smith 161 Dennis Patrick Smith Scott Andrew Smith Yvonne Maxine Smith William Douglas Smith Carlyn Ann Snook Nyokia Machann Spratley Susan Ethel Squires Jeanne Elizabeth Sharon Lynnette Stahl Stephens Egg: ‘‘O.K. Rog, then you hold her hand like this. Robyn Lynn Stone Kathleen Maurine Linda Melvina Stork Stoutingberg I Michael Strand Vashon Stuart Edward Swann Robyn Delk Swartzwelder Kathleen Ann Sweeny Anthony Duane Talbert 162 Jeffery Reed Joel Leslie Charles Nelson George Grimes Vanessa Diane Paula Talbott Terry Thomas Thomas Thomas Todd John Chin Tsao Leeda Marie Tucker Nadine C. Marjorie Hope James B. Laurence O’Neal Tucker Tussing Tyler Tyler Tee, truly a Man in Society.” Karen G. Jack Sandra Richard M. Vahl VanLeliveld Van Winkle Veditz Mark M. Maryanne Howard Franklin Ronald F. Waclawski Waddill Wallace Waller 163 Robert S. Ruby Denise Sharon Y. Rebecca Jane Terri L. Lisa Wariner Washington Washington Waters Waters Weathersbee Jeffery R. Weakley Novella Yvonne Whitby Debra Loretta White Donna Leigh Whit e Cynthia Yvonne Donald Wayne Welsh Whisenant Ruth Elizabeth Whitmore Edwin Lester Wilson Nancy White Wolford Robert Stuart Wood Audrey Lynn Woodfin John Wilson Woodrow Genemarie Bethany Parr Johnathan Mark Pickenson Nancy Lynn Worley Wright Wright Ziegler Zuskin 164 Mrs. Rush and Mr. Sullivan try to pop the balloon at a pep rally. Mr. Sullivan discovers the coffee that Mrs. Johnston made vaguely resembles the paper mache the class used for the homecoming float. A modernized Mr. Bradley gets set for the prom. 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Humanities WILLIAMS, FRANCINE Humanities WILLIAMS, GRAYSON Drivers Education WRIGHT, LORAINE Secretary YOUNG, SUSAN Humanities ZALUMAS, STEVE Humanities Adams, Michael C. — 150 Adams, Robin J. — ] 08, 1 50 Adie, James S. — 150 Akins, Charles T. — ] 50 Alfriend Margaret H. — 44, 54, 55, 62, 76, 1 50 Allison, Anne R. — 82,150 Amory, Jayne L. — 87, 98, 1 50 Anderson, Kimberly A. 77 1 50 Anderson, Robert S. 152 Andrews, Grady P. — 40, 62, 76, 1 50 Anglin, Candice D. — 98, 100 103 150 Ashby, David J, ' Ashby, Debra A. — 81, 150 Atkins, James T. — 150 Austin, Michele E. — 80, 150 Ayers, Claudia - 1 50 Barber, Kathleen G. - 1 50 Barkley, Dorothy D. — 62, 98, 1 01 , 1 03 1 50 Borndt, Bradley P. — 76, ] 50 ' Bean, Glenda J. — 151 Beard, Vicki L. 103! ' !? ' ' ' ’ 00 ' ' 0’ - 02, Bishop, Deborah A. — 62, 77 1 5 1 Brice, Ruth M. — 86, 87, {51 ’ Brittain, Sterling E. — 82, 151 Brizendine, Barbara D. 82 151 Brizendine, Roberta G. 1 5] Brown, Earldean N. 151 Brown, Leon A. — 67, 76, 78, 83 1 53 Brown, Paul H. — 98,151 Brown, Rusty A. — 151 Buchanan, Paula — 82, 84, 151 Buchert, Kinda E. — 1 51 Burke, Cameron M. — 98, 103 Burrell, Terence G. — 40, 42, 76, 97 94 15] Burruss, Jerry W. — I51 Burton, Mary C. 151 Busbin, Sharon K. — 55, 59, 62, 77 103 151 Caldwell, Jack C. ' ' Camm, Delores M. — 151 Campbell, Scott H. — 40, 76, 88, 148,151 Canada, Constance L. — 81 151 ” Carpenter, Beverly _ 46, 76, 82, 97 151 Covpston, Mary B. — 12,54,151 Cheseman, Vincent J. 15] Chess, Marilou S. — 46, 76, 90, 94 151 Cjatto, Patricia L. — 46, 76, 82, ' 86 , ' b7, 1 5 1 lark, Benjamin A. 152 Coles, Linda V. — 152 Collier, Cheryl L. — 71 152 Collins, Sharon L. — 152 Colosi, Linda D. — 81 152 Conn, Gary R. Coward, Anne W. 1 52 Croke, Robert J. Crow, Evelyn G. — 80, 84, 98 152 Cuffie, Debra — 152 Currman, Edward L. 152 Davis, Diane M. — 94 1 52 Dennis, Oscar B. — 152 DePalm, Ramona R. — 44,83,98,99 152 Diakun, Alan N. _ 54, 55 62, 64, 1 52 Dippre, Beatrice A. 152 Dobson, Robert L. Donnelson, Randy D. 78 152 Dorsey, Potricio L. — 152 Doyon, James M. — 152 Droke, Cheryl E. Drew, Bob M. — 78 Duke, John M._ 56, 62, 85, 88, 102 152 Dunham, Bret E. — 152 Earehart, Robert E. — 152 Edwards, Jill M. — 56, 98, 1 02, 1 03, 1 52 tidred, Debra A. — 80 153 ' “f , 3“ ' 00, Senior Index Fairbanks, Claude L. 1 53 Fairbanks, John D. 1 53 Falin, David R. — 97 ] 53 Follon, Mary S. — 56, 103,153 Fallon, Patrick J. — 1 53 Farrior, Anthony R. — 40,67 153 Fitzgerald, Eunice P. 82 153 Floyd, Jack D. — 57, 1 53 ' Forman, Donald R. — 1 53 Fourney, William F. Fox, Allen D. — 80, 1 53 Fox, Debra L. — 98, 1 53 Fox, Grayson E. — 96, 97, 94, 95 1 53 Fox, Timothy A. — 1 03, 1 06, 1 53 ' Furgurson, Mark T. — 1 53 Gaines, Lauren C. — 82, 1 53 To 3, 15? ” 5 ' ' 55, 7 1 , 90, 98, 1 02, Gates, James L. — 62, 1 53 Gholson, Shelbourne — 40, 76 1 53 Gibson, Johnny M. — 40, 76 , 98 , 1 54 Gillikin, Cindy L. — 46, 76, 98, 1 54 Glass, Alton H. — I54 Gornto, William A. — 86 87 154 Harcum, James P. — 40, 1 54 Hargis, Brian F. — 72 Hargis, Michelle D. _ 46, 55, 76, 82 1 54 Harlan, David F. 1 54 Harmon, Linda D. 1 54 Harper, Barbara J. 154 Hart, Lynwood Hastings, David S. — 92, 1 02, 103 154 Henning, Clifton L. Hess Susan A. — 44, 62, 90, 96, 94, 95 1 54 Hill, Jayna — 56, 98, 1 03, 1 54 Hill, Robin W. Hines, Evelyn L. — 62, 80, 1 54 Hite, Mildred M. — 62, 63, 77, 1 54 Hockaday, Mark E. Hodge, William D. — 82, 88, 89, 1 54 Hogge, Kevin L. — 40, 76, 72, 1 54 Holland, Deborah A. — 44, 58, 92 1 54 Holmes, Vanessa R. 155 Holt, Clyde B. Holup, Dundee M. — 76, 1 55 Holup, Terri A. - 44, I55 ' Howells, Bruce K. — 40, 1 55 Huff Mary E. _ 59, 62, ' 1 7, 98, 103, 155 Hundley, Michael A. — 49 67 I S ' ; Irby, Mary C. ' Jacobs, Elizabeth A. — 56 62 1 SS Jacobs, Virgil R. ' ' Jenkins, Sydney O. — 62, 63, 1 55 Jewell, Neri K. — 155 Johnson, Carolyn Y. 1 55 Johnson, Charles W. Johnson, Dana C. — 155 Johnson, Durwood N. — 64, 155 Johnson, Terry E. Johnson, Woodrow W. 78, 72 Johnson, James A. — 155 Jones, Bruce A. — I55 Jones, Deborah E. — 78, 95, 1 55 Jones, Evelyn J. — 77, 82 , 84 , 1 55 Jones, Patricia A. — 62, 80, 1 55 Jones, Peter R. — I55 Jones, Tony M. — 156 Jordan, William G. — 80, 1 56 Kommer Michael G. — 5 ' 6, 62, 88, 1 02, 1 03, 1 09 1 56 Karpa, Mary L.— 156 100 Keefer, Wayne L. — 62, 76, 72, 88, 94, 156 Keffer, Barbara K. — 156 Kelly, Thomas P. — 56, 62, 1 56 Kinard, Kimberly J. — 156 Kinde, Jeannette G. — 56, 62, 1 02, 1 03, 1 56 Kish, Pamela K. — 156 Knollman, Thomas C. 40 88 156 Kyser, Scott A. — 55, 85, 1 ' o2, ' l 56 Kyte, John M. — 40, 1 56 Lamal, Mark A. — 40, 76, 1 56 Lomos, Margaret B. — 44 ' 62, 148 156 Leitch, Teresa G. — 156 Lenz, Paulette I. — 62, 96, 97, 94 1 56 Lewis, Jackie - 1 56 Lewis, Linda — 1 56 Lindler, David E. — 157 Lindsay, Cynthia J. — 46, 76, 1 57 Livengood, Pamela D. 77,1 57 Lloyd, Daniel T. — 62, 8 1 , 1 57 Lloyd, David W. — 62, 8 1 ' , 1 57 Lomax, Bruce A. — 1 06, 107, 1 57 Long, Gory W. — 56, 64, 1 57 Loonam, John F. — 62,79 157 Louden, Cordelia J. — 1 57 Louden, Gale R. Lupienski, Greg D. — 88, 1 57 Lynch, Gary R. — I57 Maclay, Nelson C. Marquis, Donna L. — 98,100,101 158 Martin, Michelle A. 62, 1 58 Martin, Steven D. — 80, 1 58 Mason, Carol A. — 62, ' 85, 97, 98, 102 103 151 Matkowski, Christopher 158 ' Mattews, Paul M. — 158 Mayer, Cheryl A. — 158 McConnell, John H. — 40, 42 1 57 McDevitt, John E. — I57 ' McIntyre, Becky L. — 1 57 McKinney, Sylvia J. — 49, 70, 83, 1 57 McLaughlin, Roger I. — 67, 76, 77, 1 57 McMiller, Mary E. — 82, 1 57 ' McMullen, Joyce C. 77 ] 57 Meredith, Juanita L. — 158 Michura, Broughton T. — 60, 61, 158 Mikulas, Connie L. — 56, 62 ' 148, 158 Millen, Lori L. — 50, 86, 100, 158 ' Minter, Cynthia K. — 158 Minter, Russell R. — 80, 1 58 Mitchem, Raymond R. 158 Montgomery, Diane J. — 158 Moore, John F. — 1 Q, 55, 76, 88 1 58 Morgan Karen S. — 1 2, 5 1 , 62, 8 1 , 1 58 Morton, Vanessa N. 158 Mosley, Jacquelin D. 1 59 Moul, Carolyn A. — 56,62,90 91 I59 Moyler, Theodore R. — 40, 49, ' 55, ' 56, 76 1 59 Nethersole, Wendy L. — 62,71,159 Oliver, Gregory T. — 62, 96, 97, 94 1 59 O’Neal, Donald R. — 61,159 Orange, Garson P. Ovitt, David R. — I59 Pappas, Andrew J. — 80, 1 59 Parker, Nancy L. — 80, 1 59 Patterson, Charlotte — 81, 82, 1 59 Payne, Karen B. — 82,159 Payne, Lisa G. — 75, 1 59 Pearson, Susan L. — 159 Pegram, Jeffery D. Peterson, Alice M. — 159 Phillips, Sharie L. — 70, 159 Phillips, William R. — 76, 159 Pickett, Pamela A. — 59, ' 77, 96, 94 1 60 Pickles, Trudy F. — 160 Platt, Daniel W. — 160 Poteate, Samuel B. — 40, 76, 1 60 Price, Harvey L. — 1 60 ' Priest, Wanda J. — 160 Quarles, John M. — 67, 76, 77 1 60 Quass, Susan J. — 62, 92, 97, ' l 00, 1 0 1 , 1 03, 1 60 Ragan, Dewy M. — 160 Randall, Edgar W. — 49, 67, 76, 77, 79, 1 60 Kash, Jennifer J. — 80, 1 60 Redpoth, Charles B. — 62, 88, 97, 1 60 Reed, Kimberly A. Reid, Carol L. — 62, 98, 1 00, 1 01 , 1 03, 1 60 Reinfield, Gory A. — 40, 42, 76, 1 60 Reynolds, Donna L. — 1 60 Richords, Rebekoh A. — 98, 1 00, 1 02 Richwine, Amy S. — 44, 56, 57, 62, 76, 90, 97, 1 00, 101, 160 Rickard, Donald C. — 85, 98, 1 60 Riggins, Kathie E. — 1 60 Robins, Matthew T. — 1 61 Robinson, David E. — 161 Robinson, Linda L. — 1 6 1 Rosche, Phillip A. — 40, 76, 97, 1 61 Rossman, Shirley L. — 161 Russell, Edwin M. — 62, 1 48, 161 Ruzecki, Valentina I. — 56, 62, 1 61 Schroeder, Roberta Collins — 161 Schumacher, Morjorie F. — 161 Seaman, Edward T. — 62, 64, 94, 1 6 1 Sebacher, Kim S. — 62, 77, 92, 1 61 Seibert, Tina M. — 82, 1 61 Sheppard, Olga — 1 61 Shields, James E. — 98, 101, 161 Shoulders, Terry L. Siegel, Naomi L. — 61 , 62, 161 Sledd, Terry T. Sloane, Connie Y. Smeland, Mark J. — 97, 1 00, 101,1 03, 161 Smith, Amy K. — 81, 161 Smith, Beverly L. — 161 Smith, Dennis P. — 40, 76, 88, 1 62 Smith, Scott A. — 88, 1 62 Smith, William D. — 162 Smith, Yvonne M. — 62, 90, 1 62 Snook, Carolyn A. — 162 Sprately, Nyokia M. — 1 62 Squires, Susan E. — 80, 1 62 Stahl, Jeanne E. — 55, 56, 62, 86, 87, 96, 94, 95, 1 62 Stanfield, Gregory R. Stevens, Sharon L. — 98,1 00, 101,1 62 Stewort, Vashon — 82, 1 62 Stone, Robyn L. — 80, 1 62 Storck, Kathleen M. — 82, 1 62 Stoutingberg, Linda M. — 82, 1 62 Strand, Mike W. — 1 62 Swann, Ed — 1 62 Swartzwelder, Robyn D. — 82, 1 62 Sweeney, Kathleen A. — 55, 56, 62, 76, 90, 94, 95, 162 Talbert, Anthone D. — 55, 64, 1 62 Talbot, Jeffrey R. — 40, 76, 1 63 Terry, Joel L. — 79, 88, 1 63 Thomas, Charles M. — 88, 99, 1 63 Thomas, George G. — 163 Thomas, Vanessa D. — 82, 95, 1 63 Todd, Paula — 75, 1 03, 1 63 Tsao, Jahn — 1 63 Tucker, Leeda M. — 49, 52, 59, 82, 83, 99, 1 63 Tussing, Marjarie H. — 163 Tyler, James B. — 163 Tyler, Larry O. — 163 Vahl, Karen G. — 62, 82, 1 63 VanLeliveld, Jack C. — 76, 163 Van Winkle, Sandy B. — 1 63 Veditz, Richard M. — 163 Vines, Mar vis F. Waclawski, Mark M. — 54, 55, 62, 67, 76, 77, 88, 1 63 Waddill, Marianne — 98, 94, 95, 1 00, 1 63 Walker, Barbara J. — 80 Wallace, Howard F. — 67, 76, 163 Waller, Ronald F. — 1 03, 1 63 Warriner, Robert S. — 1 64 Washington, Ruby D. — 164 Washington, Sharon Y. — 164 Waters, Rebecca J. — 80, 1 64 Waters, Tersa L. — 62, 1 64 Weakley, Jeffery B. — 164 Welsh, Cynthia Y. — 1 64 Whisenant, Donald W. — 81, 164 Whitby, Novella Y. — 164 White, Debra L. — 55, 59, 62, 77, 82, 90, 94, 1 03, 148, 164 White, Donna L. — 94, 1 64 Whitmore, Ruth E. — 82, 1 64 Williams, Jeff L. Williams, Stephen L. — 40, 42, 76 Wilson, Edwin L. — 164 Wilson, Fronces L. Wolford, Nancy R. — 164 Wood, Robert S. — 94, 1 64 Woodfin, Audrey L. — 94, 98, 100, 101, 102, 103, 106, 108, 164 Worley, Genemarie — 1 3, 44, 76, 96, 97, 94, 95, 1 64 Wright, Bethany P. — 46, 76, 97, 1 00, 1 01 , 1 64 Wright, Johnathan P. — 76, 97, 1 64 Yeates, Victor J. York, Michael D. Zeigler, Mark D. — 65, 76, 95, 1 64 Zuskin, Nancy L. — 82, 1 64 Abbot, Debra D. Adams, James E. Adams, Mark E. — 1 39 Adams, Stevalynn R. — 49, 1 39 Amory, Janette E. — 98, 1 39 Anderson, Diane C. — 63, 1 38, 1 39 Angle, Larry E. — 78, 1 39 Atkins, Robert D. Ayers, Katie J. Barlow, Tommy L. Barndt, Lynda C. — 81, 139 Barrett, Carol A. Beaman, Carol A. — 63, 76, 1 02, 1 39 Beazlie, Lewis H. — 98, 1 00, 1 02, 1 39 Bertram, Alice B. — 63, 1 39 Birdsang, Stephanie K. — 1 39 Borum, Cynthia D. Bowmer, Stephen D. — 139 Brooks, Bobby A. — 139 Brown, David N. Brawn, Susan C. — 99, 1 39 B yan, Cynthia M. — 1 39 Burnett, Richard L. Burns, Jimmy L. Byrum, Randy L. — 139 Byrum, Shirley M. — 139 Camm, Rose A. — 139 Canady, Beverly A. — 56, 1 39 Carlson, Donald T. — 139 Carnahan, Dennis R. — 40, 76, 1 39 Carrall, Jaseph T. — 139 Carter, Beverly P. — 82, 1 39 Carter, Gail D. Carter, Maurice — 40, 78 Carteret, Wiley L. Chadwick, Margaret A. — 82 Childs, Carolyn M. — 63, 1 39 Christian, Debra J. Christian, James E, Christian, Lawrence A. Christian, Valerie R. Cicera, Anthony C. — 139 Clark, Erin Eleventh Grade Index Clarke, El izabeth A. Clayton, Joyce F. Collier, Richard D. — 60, 78, 92, 1 40 Concilus, Mark W. — 64, 1 40 Cooke, James A. Caoke, Kevin R. — 140 Copeland, Rodney N. Cromley, Lisa A. — 1 40 Crauch, Barbara J. — 140 Crauch, Stephen G. Crow, PhillipC. — 80, 140 Curtis, Meosotis C. Daniels, William M. Darden, Pearl C. — 140 Davidson, Richard E. — 1 40 Davis, Charles J. — 57, 90, 94, 96, 97, 1 40 Davis, Kevin D. — 40 Davis, Scott F. — 140 Davis, Wendy L. — 5 1 , 55, 82, 1 40 Dawson, Patricia — 1 40 Dawson, Terri K. Dean, Mary A. Deem, Sheila R. Denby, Susan N. — 56, 1 40 Denton, Robert T. — 64, 65, 1 40 Diakun, Charles E. — 55, 92, 98, 1 00, 1 01 , 1 02, 1 03, 140 Diakun, Richard D. — 64, 92, 94, 1 40 Dinkins, Carl F. Dishner, Debarah J. — 44, 1 40 Dixon, Michael Dawney, William B. — 40, 76, 88, 1 40 Driver, Frank C. — 1 40 Dunaway, Patricia — 63, 1 40 Duncan, Gladstone A. — 65, 98, 99, 1 40, 1 4 1 Eads, Jahnny H. — 140 Edwards, Rebecca S. Eldred, Dawn S. Evans, Bernard L. — 140 Evans, Catherine E. — 95, 1 40 Evans, Penelape E. — 140 Fannin, Mary Fields, Caralyn P. Fields, Frederick R. Fischel, Debarah — 55, 76, 141 Fisher, Brenda K. — 141 Fitch, Debra L. — 71 , 141 Foss, Christopher L. — 141 Fournier, Ellen E. — 56, 141 Fout, Elizabeth Y. Fralich, Barbara A. — 44, 141 Gaines, Sheron A. Geiger, Thomas P. — 60, 94 Getman, As hley D. Giles, Karen N. — 141 Godsey, Jay P. Gaodwin, Howard E. Gardan, Ronald D. Grogan, Timathy P. — 64, 1 4 1 Guarina, Diana L. — 141 Hall, Patricia Harper, Clifford D. Harris, Patricia N. — 44, 58, 98, 1 4 1 Harris, Ranald E. — 40, 57, 61 , 76, 86, 1 42 Harrad, Larry T. — 142 Haywoad, Jahn W. — 58 Henderson, Alphy E. Henning, John R. Henry, Robert L. Hermann, Timothy J. — 78 Hertsch, Carol S. — 98, 1 42 Hickman, Leonardo R. Hill, Charlotte N. — 49, 82, 1 42 Hines, Cathy J. — 142 Hirsh, Tamala L. — 142 Hite, Terry L. — 142 Hogg, Debra K. Holup, Robert J. — 78, 1 42 Hopke, John A. — 54, 55, 65, 67, 76, 77, 1 42 Hopkins, Katherine E. Hopkins, Kevin R. — 88, 1 42 Hopson, Vincent M. — 60, 61 Howington, Arlene J. — 46, 76, 82, 1 42 Hunley, Stephen R. — 96, 97, 1 42 Inglebritsen, Kris O. — 88, 1 42 Irby, Rita A. — 1 42 185 Irwin, John F. — 1 42 Isley, Margaret P. — 1 43 Jackson, Leon D. — 40, 49, 67, 76, 77, 78 Jamerson, Linda A. — 147 Jefferson, Pamela D. — 82, 1 43 Jenkins, Terry L. — 1 43 Jensen, Antan K. — 78, 1 43 Jernigan, David M. — 65 Jimmerson, Darrell L. — 1 43 Johnson, Dana C. Johnson, Douglas A. — 64 Johnson, Linda M. Johnson, Pamela C. Johnston, Holly L. — 98 Jones, Anne M. — 143 Jones, David 8. — 143 Jones, Douglas E. — 79, 1 43 Jones, Janice O. Jones, Preston J. — 1 43 Jones, Rebecca L. — 143 Joyal, Dennis A. Kee, Gilda L. Keffer, Ann C. — 63, 90, 1 38, 1 43 King, John K. — 143 Kopczynski, Stephen P. — 94, 97, 1 43 Kyser, Susan M. — 56, 63, 1 02, 1 38, 1 43 LaCour, Felicia K. — 49, 76, 99, 1 43 Lamos, Karol A. — 56, 90, 1 38, 1 43 Lamos, Katherine G. — 56, 90, 1 43 Langston, Jeff C. — 143 Layne, Jeffery S. — 65, 72, 76, 77, 1 43 Lee, Karen K. Lee, Kim A. Lee, Matthew Lee, Timothy M. Lewis, Joan D. Lewis, Larry T. Lewis, Mary C. — 55, 56, 1 43 Llanso, Lisa A. — 98, 101, 102, 143 Loonam, Lawrence J. — 79, 1 43 Mack, Jacob L. Magee, Doris M. Manuel, Denise P. Martin, Anthony F. Martin, Deborah A. — 143 Martin, Linda K. — 1 38, 1 43 Martin, Thomas E. — 57, 79, 88, 1 44 Mason, Sherrin A. — 98, 99 Matthews, Henry L. McComas, David A. McCoy, Mark L. — 99, 101 McDougal, Leigh A. — 94, 1 44 McFadden, Sandre M. — 56, 1 44 McGuire, Sheila L. McIntosh, Carolyn E. — 55, 1 44 McLaughlin, Mary M. McMahon, Cathy A. McPherson, Mary K. — 144 Meador, Michael R. — 56, 88, 144 Merrill, Jeff A. Michaud, Ronald F. Abrams, Debre F. — 48, 49, 55, 77, 1 26 Adams, Joseph R. — 126 Adams, Sharon L. — 49, 1 26 Almonrode, Cindy L. — 75, 1 26 Anderson, Kael C. — 78 Anderson, Melinda A. — 78, 1 26 Anderson, Paul J. Armistead, Beverly G. — 126 Ashlock, Denise N. Athas, Helen — 52, 56, 71 , 90, 98, 99, 1 26 Auman, Clayton 8. — 40, 1 26 Auvil, Charles J. Ayers, Anne F. — 1 26 Babcock, Barbara A. — 75, 1 26 Bailey, Matthew D. — 78 Barbour, Doug G. Bartlette, Shaun W. — 1 27 Milam, Vicki A. — 46, 76, 90, 98, 1 44 Millen, Tina S. — 144 Moore, Diana I. Moore, Terry L. Morin, Scott R. — 56, 97, 88, 1 44 Murphy, Thomas F. — 144 Nace, John S. — 79 Nelson, Valerie A. — 144 Nesmith, Sydney Nickerson, David A. — 1 44 Oliver, Janice G. — 55, 77, 82, 98, 1 44 Olstad, Lauren K. — 63 Opgrand, Paul D. — 58, 61 , 94, 1 44 Palmer, Carolyn — 5, 6 1 , 71 , 144 Palmer, Samuel S. — 1 45 Pannill, Letitia D. — 49, 55, 58, 83, 98, 99 Patterson, Charleon — 82 Pennington, Gina E. — 56, 98, 1 45 Phillips, Mollie B. Pitiuga, Virginia M. — 99, 1 45 Price, Bradley W. — 1 45 Puffenberger, Jana L. — 76, 94, 1 45 Quarles, Margie T. — 71 , 75, 76, 77, 90, 1 45 Quass, Brian B. — 55, 64, 1 45 Rainey, Herbert E. — 67, 76, 1 45 Rainey, Valerie A. Randall, ZoeAnn M. — 1 45 Ransome, Ronald D. — 40, 41 Reiser, Julie L. — 90, 1 38 Renson, Tammy M. — 76, 1 45 Richardson, James J. — 1 45 Richie, Sharon L. — 145 Richard, David S. Rickard, Diana L. — 76, 85, 98, 1 45 Rivers, Ricky N. Roberts, Kenneth E. — 65, 76, 1 45 Roberts, Sheran A. Rowe, Tamara E. Rucker, Nora L. — 1 45 Ruth, Susan K. Sobol, Graham W. — 88 Sadler, Jerry L. Saunders, Debra L. — 46, 76, 98, 1 45 Schuberth, Richard M. Scott, Edmund R. Seal, Barbara A. — 58, 1 45 Seltzer, Gary L. — 40, 1 45 Shaw, Jane C. — 92, 1 45 Shaw, Phillip C. Shepperd, Olga D. Shields, Darlene F. — 81 Shields, George M. — 145 Sim, Martha D. — 54, 90, 1 45 Simpson, Tim L. — 88, 1 00, 1 02, 1 03, 1 46 Skala, Christine G. Smith, Douglas M. — 146 Smith, Lea A. — 1 46 Smith, Linda G. — 77, 1 46 Smith, Palmer L. Smith, Randy L. — 40 Snook, Nancy G. — 1 46 Snyder, William E. — 40, 4 1 , 76, 1 46 Soles, John R. — 60, 64, 1 46 Southall, Donna S. — 94, 97 Spooner, Deborah L. — 90, 1 46 Stephens, Stuart M. — 146 Stewart, Elvin V. Stewart, Roger E. — 61 Storck, Patrick B. — 55, 65, 74, 76, 98, 1 46 Stroup, Michelle M. — 1 46 Stubbs, David B. — 146 Sundy, Diana S. Swann, Edward Sweeney, Brian P. — 40, 65, 88, 1 46 Swinton, Abigale Sykes, David B. — 146 Taft, Thatcher L. Tawney, Debra L. — 146 Taylor, Kathleen I. — 46, 83 Terrell, Amy E. — 98, 1 00, 101, 147 Thampson, Mary K. — 147 Threlkeld, Lessye A. — 92, 1 47 Tiller, Lynn E. Tuck, Scott K. — 147 Tucker, Joi L. — 55, 56, 90, 1 03, 1 47 Tucker, Phyllis A. Turner, David C. Tyler, Hazel T. Upton, Nancy G. — 80, 1 47 Vandenburgh, Andrew Vann, Jerry — 1 47 Vogeley, James H. — 56, 60, 61 , 147 Wakelyn, Jana L. — 1 47 Wall, Thomas M. — 57, 85, 90, 92, 98, 1 00, 1 47 Walters, Michael G. — 147 Walton, Dennis E. Ward, Daniel S. — 147 Ward, Tammy F. — 1 47 Warren, David F. — 40, 76, 1 47 Waters, David K. — 79 Waters, Wanda D. — 147 Watson, Donna K. Watson, Sylvia D. — 147 Westmoreland, Barry L. — 147 Weston, Missy — 1 47 Whitacre, Deloris K. — 147 White, Dorothy A. — 1 47 White, Fred D. — 147 Whitley, Wayne D. — 72, 76 Williams, Derrick R. Willioms, Vickie L. Womack, Mike S. — 1 47 Wood, Harold T. — 147 Woodfin, Katrina H. — 82, 147 Woodson, Lewis V. — 40, 1 47 Wright, Evelina E. Wright, Gale W. Wright, Juan L. — 76, 97 Wright, Pamela P. — 44, 98, 1 00, 1 47 Wyers, Danette M. Zuzma, Pamela M. — 81 Brewster, Brian W. — 1 27 Bristow, Melinda R. — 127 Brinkman, William — 78, 1 27 Brochman, Nancy L. — 48, 56, 98, 1 27 Brooks, Melissa D. — 127 Brown, Adolph Brown, Lois M. — 78 Brown, Reginald Buchanan, Margaret E. — 83, 1 27 Bullock, Elizabeth T. — 1 27 Bulson, Rebecca L. — 127 Burger, Betsy N. — 1 27 Burke, Bryan T. — 95, 127 Burnett, Phillip M. Butler, Theresa G. — 127 Byrne, Heather F. — 127 Carter, Kathryn A. — 78 Tenth Grade Index Bathrust, Amy L. Baytop, Tommy R. Beard, Debbie L. — 1 26 Belvin, Bruce W. — 78, 126 Benfield, Martin W. Berry, James T. Bishap, Cheri L. — 1 26 Blair, Valerie J. — 55, 58, 61 , 1 26 Blanton, Kent L. — 1 27 Blue, JanaM. — 48, 77, 98, 101, 127 Boettner, Annis L. — 1 27 Bonser, Scott G. — 1 27 Borum, Joan M. Borum, Patricia A. Bowman, Rachel E. Bowman, Sandy J. — 77, 82 Bozeman, Ronald E. 186 Carter, James A. — 43 Carter, James D. — 127 Carter, Valerie P. — 78, 1 27 Caviston, Mike W. — 1 27 Cawley, Michael Chadwick, Mary E. Chisman, Sophia V. — 1 27 Chisman, Wallace D. Clark, Cheryl A. — 127 Clark, Nannette F. — 1 27 Cochran, Henry M. — 99, 1 27 Cokley, Anna L. — 1 27 Cole, Christopher L. Collier, Catherine E. — 127 Cone, Clarence D. — 127 Conner, Algernon D. Conner, Glenn D. — 127 Cox, Martin E. — 1 27 Creel, Cynthia A. — 94, 97, 1 28 Croke, Kevin P. Croswell, Leslie S. — 99, 1 28 Crowley, David J. — 1 28 Danchek, Marvin L. Daniels, Elizabeth A. — 128 Darden, Christopher C, Daw, Theodore A. — 1 28 DeCoursey, Gus R. — 40, 1 28 DeShazor, Michael R. — 1 28 Dobson, Ernest R. — 128 Dodgen, Chip — 1 28 Dorn, Donna M. Dothard, Andrea M. — 55, 58, 83, 1 28 Drabik, Karen M. — 1 02, 1 28 Drake, Donna J. Drewry, James F. — 1 28 DuBray, Adelle V. Duckett, Robert E. — 99, 1 00, 1 0 1 , 1 02, 1 28 Duke, Sharon J. — 128 Edmondson, Amy F. — 1 28 Edwards, Valerie L. — 128 Emery, Raymen L. — 57, 1 28 Erickson, Cynthia A. — 128 Escaig, Robin A. — 129 Evans, Milton T. Evajs, Reginald L. — 40, 1 29 Faile, Katherine J. Falin, John D. — 129 Falin, Mark S. Fallon, Kevin — 43, 1 29 Farrior, Cynthia A. — 48, 49, 1 29 Fettermon, Keith D. — 60, 97, 1 29 Flory, Gordon R. — 129 Flynn, Colleen A. — 85, 1 29 Foley, Karen M. — 129 Forman, Susan E. — 58, 75, 90, 1 29 Forrest, Gregory D. — 43, 1 29 Foster, Marlene A. — 1 29 Foster, Marlon A. — 40, 1 29 Fourney, Sylvia L. — 1 29 Fox, Crystal C. — 129 Frances, Elizabeth — 55, 1 29 Furgerson, Ann G. — 56, 1 26, 1 29 Gaither, Roland Gaither, Ronald Galloway, Gay L. — 1 29 Gambrell, Tammy K. — 58, 1 29 Gardner, Andre P. — 43, 78, 1 29 Garrison, Laurie E. — 94, 1 29 Gates, Raymond R. — 43, 74, 95, 1 29 Getman, Scott L. Getsi, Mark S. — 94, 97, 1 30 Gholson, Cynthia A. — 130 Gibbs, Janet F. Gibson, Cynthia L. Gibson, Rebecca J. — 130 Gillikin, Gwendolyn F. — 48, 5 1 , 75, 76, 1 30 Gronthan, Steven L. — 1 30 Gray, Micharl J. — 1 30 Green, Cheryl D. — 130 Gregory, Deborah A. — 1 30 Griggs, Neil D. — 130 Guarino, Frank J. — 130 Hackly, Edward N. Hager, Harry G. — 1 30 Hammer, Jeramy A. — 130 Harding, Kevin D. — 98, 1 00, 1 30 Harper, Linda L. — 1 30 Harrison, Andrew B. — 1 30 Harrison, Katherine M. — 1 31 Harrod, Keith D. — 78, 1 31 Harrold, Katina M. — 49, 1 31 Hayes, Karl — 1 31 Haynie, Charles C. — 94, 9, 1 31 Haywood, Allison L. — 1 31 Henderson, Claudette L. — 1 31 Henry, Katherine S. — 94, 98, 1 31 Henry, Leslie L. — 131 Hermann, Theresa L. — 78, 131 Hester, Darlene F. — 56, 78, 83, 99, 1 31 Hickman, Frank E. Hill, Floydean A. — 55, 1 3 1 Hite, Donald W. — 1 31 Hodges, Brenda K. Hodges, James R. — 43, 1 31 Hodges, William L. Hogge, Patricia R. — 1 31 Hogge, Thomas — 81 Holcomb, Oakley E. — 1 31 Holloway, John E. — 1 31 Holmes, Cheryl L. — 49, 99, 1 3 1 Holmes, Delois — 99 Holmes, Ethel R. — 99 Holmes, Memo M. Hopson, Kenneth S. — 78 Horn, Steven D. — 1 02, 1 3 1 Horton, Cindi R. — 80, 1 31 Howells, Tammy M. — 131 Hubbard, Robert L. Hudgins, Debbie R. — 1 31 Huff, Danny F. Hundley, Gary L. — 69, 78, 1 3 1 Hunter, Alan G. — 78, 1 31 Huntington, Tamara C. — 50, 83, 99, 1 31 Hyatt, Donna L. — 82, 98 Ihlefield, Michael G. Ingebritsen, Ann M. — 1 31 Ingram, Rusty C. — 40, 76, 77, 1 3 1 Ivy, Rose A. — 98, 1 31 Jack, Terry L. Jacobs, Darrell M. Jacobs, Michelle R, — 131 Jamerson, Hugh Jamerson, Thomas R. James, Steven M. Jewell, Taryn L. — 131 Johnson, Barry — 1 32 Johnson, Cynthia — 1 31 Johnson, Elizabeth C. Jones, Donald R. — 78 Jones, Sheila D. — 132 Jones, Sherry R. — 98, 99, 1 32 Kelly, Susan W. — 1 32 Kelsey, Michelle L. Kinde, Hans C. — 132 King, Augustine D. — 132 Kipper, Kevin A. — 64, 1 32 Kirkman, Mary W. — 56, 1 32 Klink, Linda A. — 77, 1 32 Knight, Kevin A. Knox, Burce R. — 76, 77, 1 32 Knox, David R. — 132 La Cour, Jeffery — 40, 1 32 Lamos, John M. — 1 32 Langston, Stacey A. — 71 , 132 Larkin, Teresa L. — 1 32 Lee, James — 1 32 Lenz, Jimmi E. — 96, 97, 1 32 Lewis, Cheryl Lewis, Iris E. — 1 32 Lewis, Kevin A. Lindsay, Ben O. — 132 Lockstampfor, Kyle — 1 32 Lomax, Don J. Long, Joseph F. — 78, 1 33 Macintosh, Susan — 1 33 Magnus, George J. — 1 33 Maidment, Gary T. — 76, 1 33 Magor, William T. Martin, Kelly J. — 57, 78 Massey, Kenneth — 1 33 Maxwell, John D. McAllister, Mark A. — 78, 1 33 McFall, Cynthia K. — 77, 82, 1 33 McGee, William P. — 78, 1 33 McMahon, Jomes J. — 1 33 McMullen, Jeanne G. — 133 McNamara, Julie M. — 82, 1 33 McNeil, Eddie E. — 133 McPherson, Dana A. — 1 33 Meader, Stacey C. — 56, 1 33 Merrill, Allen R. — 1 33 Merrill, Eleanor F. — 82, 1 33 Millner, Tammy L. — 82, 1 33 Mills, Janet K. — 58 Millwood, Joseph A. — 133 Mitchell, Lisa L. — 1 33 Mitchem, Mary A. — 75, 1 33 Moon, Mark A. — 94, 1 33 Moore, John W. — 134 Morin, Lynn A. — 1 34 Morris, Gregory S. Morse, Andrew R. — 60, 64, 1 34 Morton, Ricky L. Moudry, Joseph R. — 78 Murray, Robert E. — 79, 1 34 Murrow, Douglas — 97, 1 34 Nozoreth, Elmer S. Neading, Grace A. Nethersole, Tracey D. — 43, 1 34 Nolan, Arnett S. — 79 Oliver, Warren S. — 1 34 Orenstein, Steven A. Ovitt, Timothy G. Palmer, Darnethea Palmer, Patricia A. — 134 Panganiban, Sally M. — 1 34 Pappas, Althea P. — 80, 1 34 Parker, Terri L. — 1 34 Payne, Kelley R. — 1 26, 1 34 Pennington, Kevin L. — 134 Phillips, Joyce A. — 134 Phillips, Lucinda K. — 134 Pitcher, Judy A. — 1 34 Pitts, Byron S. — 1 34 Poteate, Ann L. — 48, 55, 56, 90, 1 34 Prowant, Debra L. — 134 Quarles, Lorie C. — 99, 1 34 Quass, Laura G. — 98, 1 26, 1 34 Randall, Jeffery E. — 134 Reams, Carolyn F. — 134 Renson, Ricky L. — 134 Reviea, Robert A. — 1 34 Reynolds, James — 79, 1 34 Rhinehart, Kathleen — 1 34 Richards, Samuel L. Richardson, Margeret F. — 134 Richwine, Beth A. — 1 34 Rienth, Paul H. — 1 34 Roache, John M. — 43, 1 35 Roberts, Nancy J. — 96, 1 35 Roberson, Larry P. — 135 Robins, Katherine H. — 135 Robinson, Malinda G. — 80, 1 35 Rodgers, Katie D. — 80 Rouse, Rhonda — 75, 1 35 Rowe, Cathy L. — 1 35 Rowell, William D. — 135 Ruth, Karen N. — 78 Schott, Robert C. — 135 Seaman, Michael R. — 135 Sheppard, John W. — 43 Sher, Drew C. — 135 Shingler, Laureen — 1 35 Shipman, Ronald W. — 135 Shoulders, Randy G. Slowikowski, Michael I. — 1 35 Smalls, Christopher — 97 Smith, Alice V. — 135 Smith, Eric C. — 135 Smith, Karvonza A. Smith, Robert H. — 135 Smith, Roger D. Smith, Wayne S. Smoot, Valerie — 1 35 Spencer, Bruce W. Spivey, Charlie H. — 1 35 Sprotely, Rendell Stock, Margaret J. — 135 Stahl, Terri L. — 1 35, 94, 96 Stalling, Robert L. — 55, 1 36 Stanford, Donald G. — 1 36 Stanford, Harry W. Stapleton, James E. Steele, Russell K. — 1 36 Stephenson, George P. — 69, 1 36 Stephenson, William T. — 69, 1 36 Stewart, Holly — 1 02, 1 36 Streagle, Timothy R. — 97 Suderno, Charles A. — 1 36 Summerfield, Steven — 43, 1 36 Sweat, Tammy M. — 80 Sweeney, Koren — 56, 90, 1 36 Swinton, Harold E. Sykes, Kinberly — 98, 1 36 Adams, Janet E. — 112 Adams, Kimberly S. — 49, 1 1 2 Adams, Jerry D. — 112 Adkins, Alyssa A. — 1 1 2 Akins, Renea Y. — 1 1 2 Alfriend, Peyton L. — 1 1 2 Allen, Gerald J. — 78, 1 1 2 Anderson, Christopher R. — 1 1 2 Anderson, David W. — 74, 1 1 2 Anderson, Dennis R. — 74, 1 1 2 Anderson, Timothy — 78, 1 1 2 Andrews, Sue M. — 1 1 2 Angell, John G. — 95, 1 1 2 Ashby, Maude M. — 1 1 2 Athas, Georgia — 56, 1 1 3 Atkins, Susan L. — 112 Austin, Mark R. — 65, 74, 1 1 3 Ayers, Jessie F. — 113 Ayers, Michael G. — 61 , 113 Babb, Deanna L. — 113 Banks, Jerome D. — 113 Barber, Steven J. — 1 1 3 Barlow, Deborah L. — 1 1 3 Barlow, Kenneth L. Bartlett, Gred D. — 43, 113 Baugh, Marilyn A. — 113 Bean, Yvonne M. — 1 1 3 Belcher, Franklin W. — 99, 1 1 3 Benigno, Cynthia — 1 1 3 Bennett, Mark L. — 65, 69, 1 1 3 Bigelow, Sherri L. — 1 1 3 Birdsong, Joan M. — 113 Blair, James G. — 1 1 3 Blake, Morgan E. — 113 Bland, Elizabeth E. — 98, 1 1 3 Blanton, Mark E. — 1 1 3 Boettner, Linda E. — 113 Bostick, James M. Bracalante, Ariana — 98 Bradby, Franklin K. — 1 1 3 Brehm, Gina L. — 113 Bridges, Amy K. — 1 1 3 Brinkley, Mary L. — 113 Brinkman, Robert M. — 1 1 3 Brittain, Paul R. Brizendine, Joanna L. — 99, 1 1 3 Brooks, Charlene G. — 1 1 3 Brooks, Dwight D. — 78, 1 14 Brown, Cynthia L. — 99, 1 1 4 Brown, Delma J. — 1 1 4 Brown, Kenneth M. — 1 1 4 Brown, Linda D. — 78, 1 1 4 Brown, Theresa A. — 1 1 4 Brown, Tonya R. — 1 1 4 Talley, Randy D. — 136 Thomas, Catherine W. — 136 Thomas, Catherine J. — 136 Thomas, Marlon A. — 43, 1 36 Thompson, Kenneth E. Triplett, Cynthia L. — 1 36 Truston, Douglas R. Turner, Robert H. Turner, Teresa Ann — 1 36 Tyler, Anthony L. — 49, 55, 1 36 Utterback, James D. — 78, 1 36 Wainwright, Robert R. — 43, 95, 1 37 Wales, Jeanne T. — 137 Walker, Darlene V. — 137 Wallace, April — 1 37 Wallace, Deborah C. — 83 Washam, Mary D. — 137 Washington, Barry Washington, Carol D. — 137 Washington, Mable V. — 49, 56, 83, 1 37 Washington, Marjorie — 48, 55, 1 37 Washington, Victor B. — 43, 79 Waters, Elizabeth — 1 37 Watson, Carla — 82, 95, 1 37 Watson, Gerald Webb, Michael D. — 137 Weldon, Paul J. — 1 37 Welsh, Anthony G. Wessels, Elyse M. — 98, 1 26, 1 37 Whitacre, Beverly — 1 37 Whitby, Alton A. Whitby, Marlene White, Ernest L. — 78 White, Gene Whitman, Lisa B. — 1 26, 1 37 Whitmore, Nancy A. — 137 Wiggins, Deneece K. Wilkins, James Williams, Carlissa M. — 137 Willioms, Julie Williams, Money L. — 48, 55, 57, 77, 98, 1 37 Williams, Philander Wolfe, Wendy A. — 56, 90, 1 26, 1 37 Wolford, Danny R. Wood, Kimberly S. — 58, 1 37 Woodward, Joseph K. — 62, 1 37 Wooley, Theresa C. — 98, 1 37 Wright, Earl S. Wright, Earl Jr. Wymer, Conoid R. — 137 Young, Kumi M. — 137 Young, Richard — 1 37 Zalumas, Elizabeth — 1 37 Zuzma, Joan B. Ninth Grade Index Bull, Allan R. — 1 14 Bunt, Jon T. — 95, 1 1 4 Burnett, Mary E. — 114 Burton, Walter G. — 74, 1 1 4 Busbin, Donna L. — 58 Carnahan, Kelly T. — 114 Carpenter, Rhonda L. — 52, 98, 1 1 4 Carroll, Bill I. — 114 Corroll, Donald P. Carter, Brenner P. Carter, Charlette O. — 49 Carter, Paulette D. — 78, 1 1 5 Casselle, Evea B. — 49, 99, 1 1 4 Castl e, Tammy L. — 114 Cathey, Kenneth A. — 114 Chance, Kimberly B. — 84, 93, 1 1 4 Chandler, James A. — 1 1 4 Christian, Carolyn V. Christian, Edward B. Cicero, Michael R. — 95, 1 1 4 Clark, Carol H. — 71 , 98, 99, 1 1 4 Clark, Cindy L. — 55, 1 1 4 Clark, Keely P. — 114 Clark, Linda G. — 1 1 4 Clark, Richard H. — 1 1 4 Clark, Sherri J. — 84, 1 1 4 Cokley, Candace R. — 114 Cole, Deborah G. — 1 1 4 Cole, Russ D. — 115 Coles, Darlette F. Collamore, Kevin K. — 43 Collier, David C. — 115 Collier, Suzanne C. — 1 1 5 Collins, Cheryl L. — 115 Colvin, Joseph A. — 115 Conomikes, Tiara L. — 115 Cox, Susan D. — 115 Crim, Bobby L. — 43, 1 1 5 Crist, Anthony D. — 43, 1 1 5 Crockett, Douglass L. — 1 1 5 Croke, Elizabeth L. — 99, 1 1 5 Crone, Walter S. Cropper, Nelson P. — 78, 1 1 5 Crouch, Joanne P. — 115 Crowley, Paul B. — 1 1 5 Cunningham, Jane M. — 1 1 5 Dail, Anita M. — 1 1 5 Davenport, Mark I. — 95, 1 1 5 Davis, Joseph M. — 1 1 5 Davis, Sara J. — 1 1 5 Davis, Summer L. — 115 Deaton, David G. Denby, Anna E. — 84, 1 1 6 Denton, Eddie H. Deshazor, William D. — 43, 1 1 6 Dillard, Connie D. — 116 Dixon, Marilyn DIoan, James R. — 1 1 6 Dorn, Peter W. Douglas, Debbie L. — 1 1 6 Drabik, Edward M. — 1 02, 1 1 6 Drees, Mary A. — 94, 1 1 6 Drewey, Thomas E. — 1 1 6 Drummond, Deanna R. — 116 Duke, Diane C. — 1 1 6 Dunaway, Janet — 116 Dye, David P. — 1 1 6 Eddy, Pamela J. — 116 Ediwo, Lillian R. — 116 Ellis, Ronald L. Elmore, Teresa V. — 116 Erickson, Debra J. — 1 1 6 Eustace, Maureen R. — 1 16 Fairbanks, James D. Fallon, Robert S. — 69, 1 1 6 Farrell, Seth G. — 1 1 6 Farrior, Sheila D. Fetterman, Karen A. — 98, 1 00, 1 1 6 Fields, Alvester D. Fields, Sherry D. Fields, Ronals D. — 78 Fischel, John V. — 116 Fischeler, Michelle L. — 1 1 6 Fiskus, Charles R. — 116 Fitch, Dean H. — 1 1 6 Forrest, Denise A. Foss, Sue A. — 55, 1 1 6 Fout, Laura F. — 116 Foudrait, James E. — 116 Fox, Jerry D. — 43, 1 1 6 Fralich, William — 1 1 7 Frazier, Albert L. Frazier, Wardell M. Freeman, Ellen S. — 1 1 7 Fulton, Robert B. — 97, 1 1 7 Gaines, Kim T. Gaither, Yvonee D. Golbreath, Darlene M. — 117 Gallimore, William D. — 1 1 7 Gambrell, Susan D. — 98, 1 1 7 Gapeynski, Suzanne — 1 1 7 Gardner, Virginia L. — 98, 1 1 7 Garraghty, Anita L. — 1 1 7 Garrett, Sherrie L. — 1 1 7 Gillikin, Marian D. — 55, 75, 1 1 7 Gilmore, Sandra G. — 78, 1 1 7 Gleason, Sharon S. — 117 Godbolt, Kenneth D. 188 Gonzalez, Rachel — 75, 117 Gott, Mark S. — 64, 95, 1 1 7 Gronfhan, David — 117 Greene, Devin D. — 43, 1 ] y Gregory, Lana O. — 78, 1 1 7 Griffon, Tommy T. — 49, 1 1 y Groves, Rebecca W. — 118 Gvertin, David A. Gwaltney, Teresa A. Haagsma, Edward W. 95, 1 i g Hall, Michael D. — 118 Hansford, Robert S. Harper, Thomas D. Harris, Rose L. — 61, 118 Harris, Timothy L, — 118 Harrold, Theresa E. — 83, 1 1 8 Haskett, James B. — 43, 1 1 8 Hastings, Suzanne L. — 55, 1 1 g Henderson, Michelle L. 118 Herman, Josh T. — 78, 1 1 8 Hess, Peter B. — 95, 118 Hester, Juanita M. — 118 Hill, Anito L. — 82, I 1 8 Hill, Dawn L. — 84, I 1 8 Hill, Scott H. — 1 18 Hines, Debra S. — 118 Hinson, Steven E. — 60, 95, 1 1 8 Hogg, Pamela L. — 118 Hogge, Elizabeth A. — 118 Honeycutt, Samuel D. 1 | 8 Hopkins, Christopher J. 118 Hopkins, John L. — 1 18 Hoppe, Catherine A. — 118 Horn, Edith T. — 93, 119 Howell, Terry M. — 119 Hughes, Vincent L. — 78 Hunley, Wayne M. — 119 Hunter, Albert W. — 78 Ihlefield, Richard B. Jackson, Charles M. Jacobs, Pamela J. — 1 25 Jacobs, Avon J. — 1 1 9 Jomes, Gregory V. James, Malinda L. — 83, 1 1 9 Johnson, Joese R. — 1 1 9 Johnson, Koren A. 1 1 9 Johnson, Margaret A. Johnson, Maya C. 119 Johnson, Mitchell — 78, 119 Johnson, Steven D. — 1 1 9 Johnston, Laura A. — 119 Jones, Albert J. Jones, Efrem A. Jones, Jeffrey A. — 119 Jones, Jenet L. Jones, Joyce D. 119 Jones, Linda L. Jones, Sheila M. Joyal, Leo J. Keafer, Dale B. — 119 Keffer, Mark T. — 43, 1 ] 9 Keitt, Deborah A. — 119 Kerns, Ti mothy S. Kinard, William H. 79 King, Floyd A. — 79 1 1 9 King, Lisa K. — 1 19 ' Klink, William S. 1 | 9 Komon, Joel S. — 1 1 9 Krikales, Donna L. 119 Kyser, Julie A. — 1 19 Labowskie, Heidi G. 119 Lambert, Linda S. — 79, 119 LaRoche, John J. — 119 Letchworth, Robert — 119 Lewis, Brenda L. — 93, 99, ] 20 Lewis, Myra D. — 79, 1 2o ' Lewis, Steven D. — 79, 1 20 Lewis, Winston T. — 79, 99, ) 20 Lindley, Charles F. — 120 Lomax, Rita L. — 49, 1 20 Long, Mike J. — 95, 1 20 •oonom, Gregoray A. 1 20 ■ouden, Connie E. — 120 4ack, Velvet P. — 120 Monley, Gwendolyn J. 49, 1 20 Mann, Leslie S. — 120 Martin, Carolyn J. — | 20 Martin, Mary M. — 52, I 20 Martin, Theresa D. — 79, 1 20 Martino, Joyce — 120 Mason, Lansilo Mason, Willie E. McGee, James R. McLaughlin, Alvin D. — 65, 1 20 McMahon, Mary B. 120 McMiller, Joe W. McRoy, Archie G. — 120 McRoy, Arthur L. — 120 McSpadden, Tom A. — 95, 1 2 1 Meador, Dovid W. — 58, 1 2 1 Melton, Gary — 121 Millen, Timothy I. — 95, 1 2 1 Miller, Geraldine Miller, Philip G. — 79, 121 Miller, William T. — 79, 1 2 1 Millirons, Ronny E. 121 Mills, Otis S. — 95 Mills, Rhonda L. — 121 Mitchell, David G. 121 Montgomery, Reginald A. — 43, 79 ] 2 1 Montgomery, Terri L. 121 Moore, Donald R. Moore, Paul T. Moore, Raleigh M. — 121 Moore, Robin C. — 121 Morris, Jeff W. — 121 Morris, Luanne — 99, 1 2 1 Morton, Clint W. Morton, Ken R. Morton, Renard L. 1 2 1 Mudd, Tom W. Murray, Kathryn E. — 121 Musick, Pam — 121 Myers, James O. — 96, 1 2 1 Nett, David J. Nelson, Karen L. — 121 Nickerson, Judith E. — 121 Oehrlein, Carla L. — 121 Ogle, Brian S. — 79, 1 2 1 Olstad, David W. — 121 Opgrand, Cynthia A. 121 Opie, Thaddeus A. — 79, 1 2 1 Orange, Michael D. 79 1 2 1 Osborn, Lisa A. — 121 Ousley, Denise E. — 84, 1 2 1 Padgett, John M. — 122 Palmer, Brenda L. 122 Palmer, Doreatha — 1 22 Parker, Sylvia J. — 122 Parrott, Gladys V. 1 22 Payne, Patricia E. — 58, 93, 1 22 Perry, Alan W. Pfieger, Diana M. 1 22 Phillips, Peggy R. — 99, 1 22 Pickett, David W. — 1 22 Pitiuga, Roberta S. — 122 Price, John M. Priest, Catherine R. — 75 ] 22 Prillaman, Alisa J. — 53,55,93 122 Rainey, Tom W. Randall, Dale O, 79 1 22 Rash, John W. — 80, 1 22 Reeder, Lynnette M. — 75, 1 22 Reid, Gregory P. — 98, 1 QQ, 1 22 Rich, William J. — 122 Riggins, Virgil M. Roache, Mandel A. — 40,79 122 Roberts, Valeria A. Robertson, David G. 1 22 Robinson, Arnold R. Robinson, Donald F, Robinson, Loretta Ross-Clunis, Hayden A. 79 95 Royall, Laurie K. — 53, 55, 94, 1 22 Russ, Norman C. — 122 Russell, John R. — 122 Russell, Phillip K. Ryals, Johnny R. — 79, 1 22 Saunders, Mary A. — 122 Schumacher, Patricia A. 79 1 23 Scott, Charles E. — 49, 83, 99 1 23 Sebacher, Andrew R. 123 Sellers, William H. Sensiba, Tom R. Sessoms, Lauralyn K. — 1 23 Shields, Wendell K. — 43, 1 23 Shipmon, Rhonda S. 123 Shockey, Lamar K. — 123 Simpson, William S. — 61, 123 Smith, Diane D. 123 Smith, James M. — 123 Smith, Jeanne — 1 23 Smith, Polly D. — 123 Smith, Sharon K. Smith, Tamera L. — 77, 1 23 Snapp, Randall A. — 123 Snyder, Tammy J. — 123 Somer, John P. — 43 Squires, Gerald A. — 98, 1 00, 1 01 123 Sfallard, Celeste — 123 Stephens, Amy M. — 55, 1 23 Stewart, Hellen I. — 1 23 Stringer, Tina L. — 123 Stubbs, Katherine M. — 123 Sulzberger, Cynthia L. — 94, 1 23 Sundy, Tim S. — 95, 1 24 Sword, Michael K. Sykes, Amanda A. — 124 Taft, Katherine A. Taylor, Amy E. — 124 Taylor, April L. Taylor, Luther W. — 43, 1 24 Taylor, Regina E. Teague, Daniel C. — 124 Tewksbury, Elizabeth L. — 55, 1 24 Thomas, Vivian L. — 124 Thorvaldson, Eric E. 124 Tatty, Caroline S. — 124 Trowbridge, Glen E. — 124 Tsoo, Chin M. — 124 Tyler, Fred C. Tyler, Gilbert L. — 79, 1 24 Tyler, Maxine L. Utterback, Robin C. — 124 Vahl, Jeffery A. — 124 Vanleliveld, Corey J. — 124 Vann, Henry L. — 43, 69, 1 24 Waclawski, Michael L. 124 Wade, Karen E. — 75, 84, 1 24 Wakelyn, Noel T. — 124 Wallace, Beverly S. — 79, 1 24 Wallace, Lorenzo E. — 124 Wallace, Sharon E. — 125 Ward, Kathy L — 125 Washington, Jerome B. 43 ] 25 Watson, Lisa M. — 125 Way, Kathy J. — 125 Weakley, Kimberlyn D. 125 Wenzel, Terry L. — 125 West, Fred K. — 79, 1 25 Whitby, Charlene M. — 125 Whitby, Kathy White, Charles E. — 79, 1 25 White, Lloyd A. Whitely, Jerome B. — 74, 1 25 Whitman, Phyllis D. — 125 Wiggins, Gregory A. — 79, 1 25 Wiggins, Lyle O. — 99, 1 25 Williams, Cheryl L. — 125 Williams, Vivian E. — 125 Williamson, Kirk S. — 125 Woebke, Keith E. — 125 Womack, Vicki L. — 125 Womble, Melinda L. I 25 Wood, Larry R. — 125 Wood, Rosemary A. Woodall, Alam R. — 69, 79, 1 25 Wright, Mary M. — 125 Wroble, Pam A. — 125 Wroten, Brian L. — 125 Yeates, Lawrence G. Photo Credits Louis Beatty: 2 - 4; 3 - 1 3; 1 6 - 3, 5; 1 7 - 2, 4, 5; 1 8 - 1 , 2; 1 9 all; 20 - 1 ; 21 - 1 , 2, 4; 22 - 2, 24 all; 25 all; 26 all; 28 - 2, 2; 29 - 1 ; 30 - 1 , 3; 31 all; 32 - 34; 23 - 1 , 4; 34 all; 35 - 1 ; 36 - 1 , 3; 37 all; 38 - 1 , 4, 6; 39 - 1 , 2, 4, 5; 40 - 1 , 3; 41 - 1 , 2, 4, 5, 6, 7; 42 all; 43 - 2; 44 - 3; 45 - 3; 46 - 1 , 2; 47 - 2; 48 - 2, 3; 49 - 1 ; 56 - 2; 57 - 1 , 2; 58 - 1 ; 59 - 2; 61 - 2; 62 - 2; 65 - 2, 3; 67 - 3; 68 - 1 ; 69 - 1 ; 71 - 1 ; 72 all; 73 all; 74 - 1 , 3; 76 - 2; 82 - 1 , 2; 83 - 1 , 2; 84 - 1 ; 87 - 1 , 3, 5; 89 - 1 ; 90 - 2, 3; 91 - 2; 92 - 1 ; 93 - 2; 94 - 2; 95- 1,4; 96-2; 97- 1,2; 100-2; 101 - 1; 102-1; 106 all; 107 all; 108 all; 109all; 1 1 0 - 1 , 3, 4; 1 1 1 - 1 , 2, 3; 1 38 - 2; 1 40 - 3; 1 44 - 6; 1 45 - 1 ; 1 36 - 3; 1 28 - 3; 1 36 - 3; 1 59 - 5; 1 61 - 1 4; 1 66 - 1 , 2, 4, 5; 1 67 - 3; 180-2, 4, 5, 7, 8. BillGornto:2- l,5;3-2; 1 6 - 1 , 4; 1 7 - 1 , 20 - 2; 21 - 3; 23 all; 27 all; 29-3;30-2;32- 1 ; 35 - 2, 3, 4; 36 - 2; 38 -2; 43 - 1 ; 44 - 1 , 2, 4; 45 - 1 , 2; 46 - 3; 48 - 1 ; 49 - 2; 54 - 1 ; 55 - 1 ; 56 - 1 ; 57 - 3; 58 - 2; 59 - 1 ; 60 all; 61 - 1 ; 62 - 1 , 3, 4; 63 all; 64 all; 64 - 1 ; 66 - 2; 70 all; 71 - 2, 3; 74 - 2; 75 - 2; 76 - 3; 77 all; 79 - 1 , 2, 3; 80 - 1 ; 81 - 3; 82 - 3; 83 - 4; 84 - 2; 85 - 1 , 3; 86 all; 88 all; 89 - 3; 90 - 1 ; 91 - 1 ; 92 - 2; 93 - 1 ; 94 - 1 ; 95 - 2, 3; 96- 1, 3; 97 -3, 4; 98- 1 , 2; 99 - 1 , 2; 1 00 - 1 , 3; 1 01 - 2; 102-2,3,4; 103 all; 1 04 all; 1 05 all; 110-5;111-4;112-1;118-3;126-1;142-1;143-ll;144-6; 1 29 - 1 6; 1 30 - 1 1 ; 1 33 - 1 6; 1 35 - 1 1 ; 1 49 - 1 ; 1 52 - 1 9; 1 53 - 5; 1 57 - 1 ; 1 62 - 7; 1 63 - 1 3; 1 65 - 2; 1 67 - 1 , 2, 4, 5; 1 80 - 1 , 3. Bob Drew: 66 - 3; 67 - 1 ; 78 all; 1 1 0 - 2; 1 66 - 3. P. D. Jones: 2 - 2, 3; 1 6 - 2; 29 - 2; 40 - 2; 41 - 3; 54 - 2; 55 - 2, 3; 66 - 1 ; 67 - 2; 68 - 2; 76 - 1; 80 -3; 83 -3. Wilson Moore: 32 - 2; 47 - 1 , 3, 4; 93 - 3; 96 - 4; 1 1 5 - 1 ; 1 32 - 3; 155-8. Ken Steinmann: 2 - 5; 3 - 4; 4 - 9 all; 1 0 - 1 , 2, 4; 1 1 - 1 5 all; 1 6 - 6; 1 8 - 3; 39 - 3; 80 - 2; 117 - 16; 120-8; 123- 1; 124-5; 150 - 16; 149 - 1; 156- 17; 158- 16; 160-9; 165-1,3. Randy Donaldson: 28 - 1 ; 33 - 5; 38 - 3; 87 - 4; 91 - 3. Joel Terry: 1 41 - 1 1 ; 1 46 - 1 6; 1 54 - 1 6. John Loonam: 38 - 5; 61 - 3, 4. Wishing Well Photo Studio: 50 - 53 all. Berry Westmoreland: 69 - 2, 3, 4. Karol Lamos: 10-3. Jim Gates: 89 - 2 Notes About The Book The ' 75 Falcon printed in offset by Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas, Texas. Cover design by Stephanie Birdsong relating to the theme taken from the song sung by Johnny Mathis and used as a signoff for Channel 23, WCVE, Richmond. Headlines, body copy, cut copy and identifications are set in Melior Italic. The paper in the book is 80 lb. matte. Pictures and copy are laid out in three column modular. 1975 Falcon Staff Advisor . . . . Editor Jr. Editor . . . Business Staff Art Work Staff Assistants Copy Writers . . Mr. Andrew Bradley Jeanne Stahl Ronnie Harris Lynn Hines Patti Ciatto Ruthie Brice Dundee Holup Lori Millen Sue Squires . . . Stephanie Birdsong Ms. Kathy Barclay Eddie Seaman Daniel Ediow Trudy Pickles Carol Mason Jayne Amory Anne Coward Lynn Mikulas Debbie White Jeanne Stahl Mr. Andrew Bradley Ronnie Harris Various Club Members CPGR 2 and 6 Creating this book has proven to be o very unique experience. It has been o mixture of anger, frustration, apathy, and relief. I hope you enjoy the results. I would like to thank all those who have helped create the annual this year: Bill Gornto, Lou Beatty, Ken Steinmann and Wilson Moore for all the fabulous photographs; Danny DeFalco, for his professional help and guidance; all the students and teachers who dropped by the Falcon room to write an article or two, or just help; Mr. Milam and the rest of the administration for their support; and Mr. Bradley, our sponsor, who spent countless hours doing the menial work usually reserved for the phantom staff. I wish Ronnie Harris, the Jr. Editor, much luck with next year’s book and I hope he has the staff we had to do without. Jeanne Stahl EDITOR Not to be taken from this room
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