1 500 4 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/104/9209/Shield1973.pdf 698c437fedce10706757b636ce4edd52 PDF Text Text ��ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOTTO B E TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM ���2 1972 Leigh Harris - Editor Page Painter - Business Manager Gwyn Muse - Advisor �0 1195 05659753 VREF 373.75583 L884s 1973 3 1973 ShieldAn annual publication by the students of Lord Botetourt High School, Daleville, Virginia . Table of Contents Prologue ................... 1 School Life ......... -. ....... 8 Athletics .................. 38 Academics ................ 74 Organizations .............. 94 Classes .................. 118 Seniors ................ 1 20 Juniors ................ 136 Sophomores ............ 148 Freshmen .............. 158 Faculty .................. 170 Ads ..................... 184 Epilogue ................. 208 ��DO YOU KNOW YOU ' RE A MONSTER? WHY ARE YOU A MONSTER? BECAUSE YOU'RE INDIFFERENT, THAT'S WHY. YES, AND BECAUSE YOU WERE INDIFFERENT TO THEM. YOU ARE CRUEL, EVEN EVIL. WHAT DID YOU DO TO STOP IT? STAND THERE AND PICK YOUR NOSE? PIOUS HYPOCRITES, YOU FLUSH CONSCIENCE DOWN THE TOILET, DAILY THEN PRAY ON SUNDAYS SO YOU WON 'T GO TO HELL YOU'D BETTER PRAY AND BE AFRAID OF HELL FOR YOU DESERVE TO BURN FOREVER. SELFISH STONES, BEG GOD TO BE MERCIFUL TO YOU, AS YOU WERE MERCIFUL WHEN YOU LET ALL THE TRAINS GO THROUGH . ·. .. .. .. . .,,. " ... PRINCIPAL ��Here I am, At the halfway of my life I look back, Then look again. Time to ask the mighty potentate Is this all? Is my turn lost forever To hear the crow? Must I weary, still half young , To let release my half old soul , Or dare I dream a dream again And hope its not too late to love? I need a dream to ease my heart Now that time has taken meaning , For each day sortens As it hurries by And presses me to know , Am I foolish to hold to hope should I just let go? Was there ever any truth In my youth's sweet promise, To hear the crow? �, 8 �9 SCHOOL LIFE �PROM AND GRADUATION USHER CLASS OF 1972 INTO AN EXCITING NEW BEGINNING �The student body awaits the beginning of the Senior Awards i ssembly. 2. Mr. Ward congratulates the top two ranking seniors. S~aron Franklin and Bill Cambell. 3. Class Marshals for '72 gradu~t1~n were Georgia Branscom , Donna Castle, Mary Breedlove, S a1th Bloodworth , Becky Humphrey, Karen Adams, and Barbara tanley. 4. The Faculty awards deserving seniors for their achievement. s. Dora and Robert are introduced along with all the Other seniors during the Prom . 6. Seniors relax during the ~emaining introductions. 7. " The Monterreys " from Richmond enertain with some soul and blues. �MOST HOMECOM ING HAPPINES S VANISHES AFTER CANCELLATION OF DANCE AND LOSS TO AL b EGHAN Y TEAM 12 �This years homecoming seemed to be an almost total disaster. Everyone was looking forward to the dance that was cancelled for "no apparent reason. " The football game was postponed unti l the next evening because of rain and when we fi nally d id play, we were beaten by Alleghaney 29-10. Not on ly d id we lose a football game but we seemed to have lost respect for school pride and spirit. 1. Cafeteria decoration increase every year because of student p art icipation . 2. Pr isci ll a and Diane d isplay the ir school sp ir it dur ing homecoming week. 3. D amon is impressed by the action on the fo ot b all fie ld . 4. Girls on the homecoming court Lynn Smith , Barbara M cCl ung, Susan Crowd er, Nancy Wiley, Leigh Harri s, Helen Keller, Gail Hog an, Rhonda Dumbar, take time out for a qu ick pose. 5. So phomore art ist d isplays his feel ings about All egh an ey. 6. Homecom ing court takes part in half-time fest ivities where Nan c y Wi l ey w as announced as maid of honor and Leigh Harr is was crow ned q ueen . 4 13 Those- �LORD BOTETOURT STUDENTS BY PARTICI PATING IN 14 �SHOW HOLIDAY SP IRIT CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES 15 1. The 1972-73 Snow Queen court was Vickie Morris, Debbie Bowyer, Cindy Fore , Janice Dean , and Francis Hanabass (Queen). 2. Ashly Craver and Beth Lucas participate in Fincastle Christmas Parade. 3. Mrs. Murray tells Santa what she wants for Christmas. 4. Lord Botetourt Band captures first place award for their excellent performance in the Fincastle Christmas Parade . �STUDENTS FROM LORD BOTETOURT ARE S ELECTED FOR OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP ABILITI ES �1. Kevin Kays, Donna Castle, and Jackie Guilliams made an excellent showing on Klassroom Kwiz for Lord Botetourt, by winning three consecutive games. Anne Merkey was the alternate. 2. Rodger Bertholf, Mike Poole, Leigh Harris, Willie Simmons, and Ron Downing were the "Outstanding Teenagers at Lord Botetourt." 3. Mike Poole, Leigh Harris, Debbie Griffith, and Willie S immons represented Lord Botetourt at Boys' and Girls' state this summer at Radford and William and Mary Colleges. 4. Mike Poole and Clemmer Ann Camper were chosen as "Mr. Football" and "Baby Botetourt" by the student body. They are shown receiving their gifts. 5 . Leigh Harris, Mike Poole, Bill Lukens, Jim Williamson, Bob Holt, Willie Simmons and Karen Paysour were selected for "Who's Who in American High Schools." 17 3 LORD ~~~~ --- ~ -- ------ BIE 4 5 WILLIE ;, i 1 �CAST OF HARD WORKING JUNIORS AND SENIORS PRESENT 'YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU' 18 ::# ~ _?--.: ./ I :~~.~· ,• -r- , y , - ~ J ;; �Penelope Sycamore . ... . ..... .. . Kathy Fitzgerald Essie ....... . ...... . .. . . .. . ........ Kay Scaggs Rheba .......... . , ............ . . Siva Buchanan Paul Sycamore ... . ............... ...... Bob Holt Mr. DePinna .. ....... . ... . .... . ..... Allen Arney Ed .... . .......... . ........ ... ... Dean Caldwell Donald ........ . . .... . . . ........ Roger Hartless Martin Vanderhof ... .. ...... . ...... . . . Kevin Kays Alice ............ .. ............... . Cathy Miller Henderson .. . . . . . . ....... ... ... . Damon Pearson Tony Kirby . ....... . ... . ... . ...... Roger Bertholf Boris Kolenkhov .... . .. . ...... . . . .. Steve Bolton Gay Wellington .... .... ... . . . .... . Kathy Sprinkel Mr. Kirby . . .. .. ...... . ..... . .... Jackie Guilliams Mrs. Kirby ............... ......... Kathy Roberts Three Men ...... . ... . ... . ........ Ronnie Brooks Billy Hartless Mike Goad Olga .... .. .. ... . . ... . . . . . . ... . . .... Pam Tabor 19 �BOTETOURT LADIES ENTERTAIN COMMUNITY BY SHOWING PROMISING TALENT AND FASHION NEWS 20 �Girls represented Lord Botetourt in the Botetourt County Junior Miss Competition on November 4th, 1972. Even though a girl from L.B. wasn 't first place winner, some did quite well. Karen Bare was first runner up. Ann Williamson was second runner up and Dawn Giles was third. Diane Clark was chosen "Miss Congeniality" and Donna Castle won the scholastic award. 1. Clemmer Ann Camper rides in style for Miller & Rhodes Teen Board . 2. Kay Scaggs and Carol Camper (not pictured) represent L.B . on the Heironimous Youth Council. 3. Page Painter , Nancy Wiley, and Leigh Harris are members of the Sears Teen Advisory Board . 4. Donna Castle and Ann Williamson relax during the physical fitness routine. 5. Diane Clark rushes to the dressing room with all her valuable possessions. 6. "Twinkletoes" Bare performs to "Love Story ." 7. Debbie Griffith takes time out for a quickie picture. 8. Dawn enlightens the audience with a song or two. 9. All the girls gather on stage to hear the judge's decision. 4 5 9 8 �PABLO JUAN COMES TO LORD BOTETOURT LORD BOTETOURT IS REPRESENTED BY TALENTED 22 Pablo Juan, an exchange student from Guatemala City, was here for ten weeks and stayed with Willie Simmons and his family. In an interview with the Shield staff, some of his comments on American life included the student friendliness here at Lord Botetourt. Also, said Pablo, students were more sociable and the student-teacher relationship is closer than at his · school in Guatemala. Pablo mentioned that he would enjoy coming back to the United States to attend college. During his stay, Pablo saw snow for the first time. He thought the snow was beautiful because everything was so white. Also while he was here he enjoyed attending basketball and football games. �AS EXCHANG E STUDENT FROM GUATEMA LA; STUDENTS IN ALL REGIONAL CHORUS AND BAND 23 2 These young musicians earned the honor of representing Lord Botetourt at AllRegional Chorus and All-Regional Band. They were in competition with schools throughout the state . 1) The students are as follows: John Reynolds , Mary Looney , Naomi Spickard , Mike Rock , Kathy Gray, and Sidney Strong. 2) Donna Castle represented band . �AMBITION, HARD WORK AND BOTETOURT STUDENTS 24 1. Barba.ra McClung and Diane Brannan were honored for their outstanding work in volleyball. 2. Members of Lord Botetourt wrestling team were named to All-Regional team . They are Gary Drewry, David Miller, Harry Merchant, Allen Arney, and Steve Miller. 3. M1.ke Poole and Murkey Thomas were recognized for their outst.anding performance in football. 4. Barbara McClung received an award for her ability as a basketball player. 5. Willie Simmons was chosen for the All-Tournament team and honorable mention All-Metro team. Mike Poole was also chosen for the AllTournament team. Gary Blough was recognized as the "Unsung Hero." Carl Johnson was a member of the All-Tournament and All-Metro teams. 2 �PRACTICE BRING DESERVING ATHLETIC AWARDS 3 4 25 5 �BAS KET BAL L SEA SON WIT H EXP LOS IVE 26 The Junior Class sponsored the Basketball Homecoming Court at the Lord Botetourt-James River game . Nancy Wiley was crowned queen. The court included Barbara McClung, Leigh Harris , Diane Clark, Cindy Poulin , Helen Keller, Donna Spicka rd, and Lindy Wilson. Cheerl eaders sponsored the homecoming dance, with music supplie d by " Grandma Moses" . 1. Students dance to the music of " Grandm a Moses" . 2. Peyton Burrell does the "soul shake" at t he home coming dance. 3. Cindy Wright and David Robertson enjoy a relaxing dance. �WAS BROUGHT TO A CLOSE HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES 27 • 2 3 �ORGANIZATIONS 28 F.B.L.A. members work on an important project. Art students explore new possibilities on potter 's wheel. Mr. Lough works on Mission Impossible Case. Students partici pate in SCA sponsored election. Pep Club members take time out for a picture. �STRIVE TO BETTER THEMSELVES 3 5 4 29 �SERVICE CLUBS ACTIVITIES 30 2 �TAKE STUDENTS INTO COMMUNITY LIFE 31 Future Homemakers entertain Mr. Emick with lunch . Stage Crew members work behind stage at an assembly. Holl y Brown represents L.B.H.S. at YWCA as a Mandelon. Henry Booze, Gary Drewry , and Denn y Crowder display their FFA cards. 3 4 �VISITING STUDENTS FROM BRING NEW IDEAS 32 1. Exchange Student from Glenvar High School. 2. Exchange students and guides enjoy the SCA tea after an exhausting da~ . 3. The Andrew Lewis representative takes time out for a cool drink. 4. Karen Burns serves the guests punch . 2 �AREA HIGH SCHOOLS TO LORD BOTETOURT 33 3 �STUDENTS EXPRESS ONE ACT PLAY FESTIVAL, 34 1. Buster. Guilliams tastefully applies his make-up. 2. Jeannie Aker, Ann Williamson , Holly Brown, and Graham Stephens represent LB on the forensic team. 3. Ann Williamson prances across the stage. 4. The one act play cast consisted of Ann Williamson, Allen Arney, Kay Scaggs, and Buster Gu1ll1ams. �THEMSELVES IN FORENSIC CONTESTS 3 35 4 �36 3 4 �FACES, PLACES MAKE A TYPICAL SCHOOL DAY 37 5 6 7 .. ' r. ,. �---- �39 ATHLETICS �40 INJURIES HURT 72-73 FOOTBALL TEAM AS THEY FINISH SEASON WITH 4-6 RECORD 2 �·. 41 1. Carl Johnson fades back for pass . 2. 1972 Football team. Ernest Guilliams, Dennis Sutphin , Mike Goad, Mike Stuckey, James " Sweetbaby" Kyle, Gordon Sprinkle, Charles Burrell, Steve Brannon , Luther Bryant , Harry Merchant, Tony Byrd, Buster Guilliams, Merky Thomas, Willie Simmons, Carl Johnson, Mike Poole, Randy Deel , Bill Bridgen. 3. Terry Graybill , Steve Goad, Billy Bryant, J.W. Reynolds, Jeff Cole, Duane Hunt, Ralph Stull , Tom Kirby, Barry St. Clair, Billy Wilhelm , Glenn Caldwell, Kenneth Willis, Moses Anderson, Dirk Cole, John Blake, Mark Clark, Jimmy Fralin, Steve Simmons . 4. Colt defender catches Botetourt speedster Charlie Burrell. 3 4 �L.B. TEAM FIRST IN COUNTY TO WIN CIDER BARREL TWO CONSECUTIVE YEARS 2 3 �1. Carl Johnson makes his move against the Colts. 2. Captain Carl Johnson. 3. Captain Willie Simmons. 4. LB defense watches as the referees measure for first down . 5. Captain Murky Thomas . 6. Captain Mike Poole. 4 5 6 �72 CAVALIERS END SEASON WITH CLOSE LOSS AGAINST GLENVAR 44 2 �3 1. Mike Goad carries ball for a big gain. 2. Charlie Burrell carries the ball behind a block by Larry Gray. 3. Carl Johnson runs for extra yardage. 4. LB recovers a fumble . 5. Managers Ricky Hall , Matt Talbot , and James Griffith. LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB 4 6 32 14 21 10 12 44 14 0 20 Covington James River North side Liberty Alleghany Roanoke Catholic Addison William Byrd Cl if ton Forge Glenvar 7 6 28 14 29 19 24 13 40 21 5 �FRESHMEN FOOTBALL PLAYERS, JV WRESTLERS 2 3 �MAKE GOOD PROSPEC TS FOR NEXT SEASON 47 Clifton Forge Cave Spring Alleghany Northside Glenvar Byrd James River FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 32 LB 16 LB 10 LB 6 LB LB 0 8 LB LB 13 0 0 0 12 16 6 8 1. Freshman Football - (L to R) 1st row- Eddi e Stoots, David Robertson , Mike Fralin , Steve Puckett, Donnie Osborne, Gerard Hoosier , 2nd row - Leroy Lawson, Mike Bailey, Davie Williams , Lowell Eakin, Brian Jones, Robert Markham , 3rd row - Kenneth Willis, Larry Willis, Myran Shifflet, Clinton Paxto n, David Fields, and Steve Merky. 2. Captains - Gerard Hoosier and Larry Willis. 3. Manager - Eddie Stoots, and Leroy Bibbs. 4. JV Wrestling captains were Moses Anderson and Emory Burr e ll . 5. JV Team 1st row , left to right are Randy Pannell , John Crocker, Stev e Merkey, Rick Johnson , Emory Burrell , 2nd row - Larry Willis, John Blake, Moses Anderson , Sherman Tribbett, and Gordon Sprinkle. The JV Wrestlers lost their only match to Glenvar and a forfeit to Covington. Anderson , Tribbett, and Burre ll went undefeated . Coach Emick hopes to have uniforms and a full season for next year JV 's. 4 5 �FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS CREATE ENTHUSIASM THROUGHOUT SEASON 1. Varsity football and basketball squad . 2. Captain Leigh Harris. 3. Co-captain Dawn Giles. 4 Juanda Coleman 5 Kay Scaggs. 6 . Cathy Mill· · · er. 7. Mary Womack. 8. Dora Kelly. 9. Clemmer Ann Camper. 2 I �--•• -' • �GIRL'S POWER VOLLEYBALL ENDS UP 3RD IN ROANOKE VALLEY 50 �1. Barbara McClung has a powerful spike in volleyball games. 2. Carolun Payne executes an overhead serve. 3. Volleyball managers are Kathy Sprinkle, Sheery Reedt, and Cathy Rader. 4. Varsity players Cindy Harris, Debbie Craft, Carolyn Payne, Kin Shisler, Barbara McClung, Deina Johnson, Debbie Griffith . 5. JV players Melinda Jordan, Dianne Brannon, Ginger Bushnell, Sherry Saville, Barbara Stanley, Kathy Thomas, Etta Bell, Teresa Bryant . 6. Carolyn Payne sets up a good spike. 7. Sherry Saville scores points for JV team . JV vs Patrick Henry JV vs Glenvar JV vs Catholic JV vs Jefferson JV VS Fleming JV vs North Cross JV vs Northside L w w L L L w 51 L LB vs Patrick Henry LB vs Glenvar LB vs Catholic LB vs Addison LB vs Andrew Lewis LB vs Cave Spring LB vs Fleming LB vs Northside w w w w w L w 4 7 1......... Ir • ·' ,. "' ..:1..;.-.i •....,. - ' ' �CAVALIERS GO TO REGIONALS BY PLACING SECOND IN TOURNAMENT 2 �LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB 72 78 76 85 72 68 67 60 84 81 67 54 81 102 59 62 50 91 North side Covington Liberty Alleghany Clifton Forge Addison William Byrd Glenvar Covington North side James River Liberty Alleghany Clifton Forge Addison William Byrd Glenvar James River 74 42 58 58 73 94 65 58 62 62 58 67 47 69 64 61 62 68 1. 72-73 Basketball team were left to right Mat Talbot , Gary Blough, David Robinson , Louis Dean , Mike Poole, Dirk Cole, Carl Johnson, Willie Simmons, Tony Mayhew, Robbie Leonard , and Dennis Blough . 2. Team managers were James Griffin , Greg Reed, and Buster Guilliams. 3. Mat Talbot hits two over Cougar defense. 4. Cavalier burn against Clifton Forge 102-69. "Tt\/ Nl\TION ~L BA fl of Troutv. \\t 53 �CARL JOHNSON BREAKS CAREER RECORD AGAINST CLIFTON FORGE 3 2 �4 1. Carl scored 11 points in the Clifton Forge game to break Steve Martin 's record of 914 points. 2. Varsity managers James Griffin , Greg Reed and Buster Guilliams. 3. Gary Blough along with Carl Johnson serves as captains, for Varsity Basketball Team. 4. Super Stork does it again . 5. Mat wonders why. 6. Burrell analyzes the opposing team 's defense. 7. Leornard up to two. 6 55 5 7 �POWERFUL CAVALIER OFFENSE RANKS HIGH IN ROANOKE VALLEY 3 56 2 �1. Tough Cavalier defense stops Cougar drive. 2. Johnson controls ball on the tip up. 3. Willie Burns two against bulldogs. 4. Charlie scores on driving layup. 5. Poole soars high for jumpball. 6. Carl Johnson adds to his career scoring record. 6 4 5 57 �FRESHMEN STARTERS GAIN EXPERIENCE OF ' 74 JV TEAM �59 1. JV Basketball Team 1st row (left to right) Peyton Burrell, Mike Biscottie, Mike Bailey, John Beahm , Dick Bailey, Ricky Naff, 2nd row Kenneth Wilson, Gerard Hoosier, Bobby Chapmen, Dewayne Hunt , Ronald Basham , William Brown , Mike McClure , and Steve Ward . 2. JV Managers Tony Rogers and John Lukens. 3. Peyton Burrell looks for open man against Covington. 4. Steve Ward lays up two for Cavaliers. 5. Bailey tries to break Cougar defense. 6. Gerard Hoosi e r takes short jump over Glenvar 's JV. 6 ) w. 4 �JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL AND 2 �CHEER FRESHMEN AND BASKETBALL TEAMS TO VICTORY 1. JV Cheerleaders Sandra Bare , Cindy Woodie, Schaumann Madine, Cindy Wright, Lisa Bryant, Jeannie Aker, Carol Camper , and Susan Crowder. 2. Cheerleaders increase spirit during pep rally. 3. Cindy, Sandra, Carol, and Susan work on cheers for games. 4. Schaumann, Cindy, Jeannie, and Lisa practice splits. 3 4 / 7 \ I 61 �1972-'73 L.B. GIRLS TEAM BLUERIDGE DISTRICT 62 2 �CHAMPIONS LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB 31 45 46 26 38 37 40 42 44 44 Roanoke Catholic Addison Glenvar Cave Spring William Fleming William Byrd Patrick Henry Andrew Lewis Northside North Cross 37 31 25 38 53 23 64 35 26 38 1. Girls Basketball team 1st row (from left to right) D . Hopkins, P. Rock, C. Payne , C. Overacre , (Standing) C. Harris , D. Craft, D. Griffith, 8. McClung , L . Wilson , K. Shisler , S. Saville , D. Kinzie. 2. Girls use a well deserved rest to plan strategy for the upcoming half. 3. Managers: C. Woodie , S. Lee , K. Sprinkle, e njo y a helpful season . 4. Senior Captain B. McClung , leads team to District Championship. 5. Senior Guard C. Payne , prepares to pump two from outside. 5 63 �64 1. K. Shisler, second highest scorer on LB team. 2. Center B. McClung wins jump ball . 3. S. Savi II e's enthusiasm helped LB girl 's keep their cool when the going got tough . 1. 3 �GIRL'S BASKETBALL 4TH IN VALLEY, WRESTLERS SEND FIVE TO STATE 4 65 �2ND YEAR TEAM GOES UNDEFEATED, FINISHES SEASON 3RD IN STATE 66 �4 67 1. Steve Miller wrestles his way to 1st in district and regionals. 2. Wrestling Captains were Gary Drewry, Harry Merchant, and Steve Miller all undefeated in regular season . 3. David Miller 119 pounds gets 2nd in district and 1st in regionals. 4. Gary Drewry knows what it feels like to be a winner. 5 . Varsity wrestlers warming up before match . 6. Randy Deel places third in district in the unlimited division. 7. Sophomore Donnie Neas gain experience for next season. 5 6 7 �NEW WRESTLING AND GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD CREATES MORE SCHOOL SPIRIT ~o~:~s~.1~tlwrestl i ng and girls ' basketball squad . 2. Captain Helen Keller. 3. Co-captain Gail Hogan . 4 . Nancy Wiley. s. Br e nda Kessler . 6 . e. 7. Pam Wimmer . 8. Anne Reynolds. 9. Cathy McClure. �8 �2 3 ,. • "' 1 . )r_L. ·( I , - . I -.. ' ' , ., ' ..,,,, . I '· , ' -·,. - ,_ ~ ,,,,, - ------ ---- .- . I �71 GOLF TEAM CAPT URES SECO ND DISTR ICT TITLE , TRAC K TEAM ENDU RES STIFF COMP ETITI ON LB LB LB LB LB LB LB 106 67 67 59 62Y2 73 69 30 69 69 77 83V2 82V2 67 Bath County James River Glenvar Alleghan y Covingto n Addison William Byrd 4 5 - ? ' .I ' ~ 1. Jeff Cole stretches for extra feet in the triple jump. 2 - 3. Carl Johnson shows his form in the high hurdle event. 4. Golf ers Joe Camper , Davon Lowdon , John Blanton, Dick Bailey. 5. Track team Tony Mayhew, Jeff Cole, John Beahm , Robbie Leonard , Billy Ronk, Dirk Cole, Mark Fralin, Joe Camper, Dean Wirtz, Mi ke Rock , Bobby Arnold, Roger Hartless, Billy Wilhelm , John Blake, James Kyle, Carl Johnson, Mark Cole. Willie Simmons, Curt Westermann , David Crowder, Terry Graybill , Billy Bryant, John Reynolds , Kenneth Wilson , Chris McMurry. �RAIN AND INDOOR PRACTICES CAUSE BASEBALL TEAM TO HAVE TOUGH SEASON 72 2 �1. 1972 Baseball team: Leslie Wilson, Mike Huffman, Dennis Blough, Bill Campbell , Steve Weddle, Mark Clark, David Jones, Lenden Eakin, Keith Blough, Mike Poole, Jimmy Eanes, Carl Meador, Mike Pendleton . 2 . Steve Weddle practices fielding . 3 4. Mike Poole takes batting practice. 5. Dennis Blough brought off JV team to play for Varsity. 73 LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB 12 19 0 2 7 0 4 3 7 11 0 3 0 Clifton Forge Addison Glenvar Alleghany James River William Byrd Covington Clifton Forge Addison Glenvar Alleghany William Byrd Covington 13 2 7 12 5 8 3 6 1 5 1 5 8 �74 - �75 ACADEMICS �1. Freshman carry on a science experiment in the hall . 2. Mr. Littl e psyching up for the weekend. 3. First year Spanish st udents seem to " enjoy" class. 4. Juniors keep Mr. Adcox entertained during U.S. History Class. 5. Mr. Miller keeps a watchful eye over the children. 6. Mat Tal bot ponders over a chemistry problem. LIBERAL ARTS STUDENTS 76 2 3 �STUDY ART. MUSIC, HUMANITIES 77 5 6 �1. An electronics student tries to figure out where the wires go. 2. Girls Phys. Ed . Class decides to leave. the gym . 3. Mrs . Murray's 3rd period chorus tries to read .their music. 4. Pam Amos tries desperately to turn the machine on . 5. Gary Rowland . PRACTICAL ARTS EMPHASIZES 78 2 3 �MACHINE SKILLS 79 4 . I ,· 5 ·-.. ~ ~ -- ' �I I NEW, MODERN EQUIPMENT 80 �HIGHLIGHTS BUSINESS CURRICULUM 81 �ACADEMIC LIFE VARIES ACCORDING TO 82 �STUDENT NEEDS 83 1. Marshall Woodson and Charles Lamb do research for debate. 2. Mr. Sutherland 's 3rd period Gov. Class take their usual 55 minute break. 3. Karen Burns and Georgia Branscomb listen intently to Mr. Lough. 4. David Booth and some friends prepare lamp for art exams. 2 �STUDENT S INVESTIG ATE VOCATION S TO MEET DEMANDS OF CAREERS 84 2 �85 3 4 �The working year began early for the sixteen yearbook staffers. During a summer of advertising sales, the staff raised ad revenues to an al I-time high, but still faced a year "in the red" . Despite financial ills, the group completed sales drives and the major chore of designing, editing, and distributing the sole student pub I ication of Lord Botetourt. 1. Leigh Harris , editor. 2. Gail Hogan, Dee Pearson, Barbara McClung , Loretta Lee. 3. Kevin Kays , David Reed . 4. Danny Rivers, Brenda Kessler, Jackie Guilliams. 5. Donna Conner, Joyce Craft. 6. Clemmer Ann Camper, Page Painter, Carol Camper, Sandra Bare 86 3 2 �SHIELD STAFF KEEPS SMILING THROUGH DEBTS AND DEADLINES 87 4 5 6 �MARCHING , STAGE BANDS FLOURISH UNDER NEW LEADERS HIP OF STARKEY 88 3 �Under the energetic direction of Mr. Starkey, the Cavalier band flourished with stylish new shows and new sounds. The band enthusiasm was obvious in their "eat-em-up" yell and snappy red and black pep rally sweaters. Competing against much larger and more established bands at marching festivals, the group failed to bring home a first-place in competition, but they did bring home the experience and spirit needed to take them back for a better showing next year. 1. Damon Pearson shows his spirit at a pep rally. 2. Majorettes Diane Bowe, Cindy Poulin , Vicki Stinnette. 3. Lord Botetourt Marching Cavalier Band. 4. Band Officers. 5. Stage Band . 6. The drum section at a football game. �1. Cavalier Singers , 2. The Concord group, 3. Glee Club, 4. Glee Club officers, 5. Accompanists Naomi Spickard, Margaret Snyder, 6. Glee Club 90 3 Under the direction of Mrs. Murray and the leadership of its officers, the Glee Club initiated a special Back-to-School night. The Chorus sent eight representatives to Concord College in Athens, West Virginia, to an Invitational Music Festival, and six singers to All-Regional Chorus at Radford College. They performed their Christmas cantata "Joy to the World" at two local churches and also performed sections of it for the student body. �MIXED CHORUS EXPANDS ENROLLMENT, SENDS SINGERS TO CHORAL FESTIVALS 91 5 6 �92 1. Roger Bertholf, Marshall Woodson, Rae Marie Thacker Charles Lamb. 2. Rae Marie Thacker . 3. Roger Bertholf, 'M arshall Woodson , Charles Lamb. 4. Marshall Woodson Charles Lamb 6 Roger Bertholf, Charles Lamb ' · · The sole purpose of the Debating Society is to give students who are interested in forensic and current affairs a chance to express themselves in competition with debaters from other schools, both within Virginia and from surrounding states. The society teaches its members the art of public speaking and argumentation and gives them a better knowledge of international as well as national affairs. The debating club trains key pup i ls as debaters for the state forensic meet, gives them experience in group discussion and cooperative endeavor , and directs the study of current political and economic problems. These endeavors give the members fundamental training for the exercise of citizenship in our democratic form of government . This year 's society members include Liz Blanton, Richard Painter, Terry Vaughan, Nan McMurry, Etta Sue Bell, Barbara Conner, Donald Lovern , Roger Bertholf, Charles Lamb , Rae Marie Thacker, and Marshall Woodson . 2 3 �DEBATE SOCIETY INSTILLS VALUES OF COMPETITION, COOPERATIVE ENDEAVOR 93 4 5 �94 �95 ORGANIZATIONS �1. GAA officers (L-R) Julie Loving, Dora Kelly, and Debbie Griffin. 2. FCA officers include (L-R) Mike Poole , Carl Johnson, Merky Thomas . 3. Pep Club officers are (L-R) Carol Falls, Dawn St. Clair, Hellen Keller, Gale Hogan, and Brenda Kessler 2 3 1 �---1 MOCK ELECTION, JAM SESSION, STUDENT AUCTION AND OTHER ACTIVITIES FILL CLUB CALENDARS 113 SCA Executive council and committee chairman (L-R) Kevin Kays , Ron Downing, Allen Arney, Georgia Branscom, Karen Paysour, Debbie Griffin, Karen Burns, Jackie Guilliams , Pam Tabor and Roger Bertholf NHS officer Diane Clark, Karen Paysour, Jackie Guilliams, Cathy Miller. Stage . Crew members are Jeff Southers, Anne Merkey, Monty Tucker, Ronnie Brooks, Bill Hartless, Kenneth Manuel, Cathy Fitzgerald, Barbara Kykendall , Mark Clark, Steve Prusak, Preston Poff, and Meade Coulson . 2 �114 BIBLE CLUB- LB'S NEWEST ALLOWS FOR EARLY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE 3 �1. Graham Stephens reads Bible verse in schools new Bible Club . 2. Y-Teen officers- Dora Kelly, Debbie Morris, Becky Turner, Gi nger St. Clair, Belinda Rice, Becky Humphrey, Holly Brown . 3. FBLA Officers - Irene Jamison , Becky Humphrey, Becky Turner, Teresa Cahoon , Debbie Morris, Esther Leonard. 4. Vica Membership. 5. Vica Membership . 6. Deca officers - Stephanie Burris , Elizabeth McGee, Becky Humphrey, JoAnn Clark, Marsha Oyler , Shirley Housten, Bill Bridgen . 4 115 5 �1. PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF CLUB EXPERIENCE HELP PREPARE 2. 3. �4 1. Luanne Reedy, Betty Janney, Diane Bowe , Faith Bloodworth, Naomi Spickard, and Priscilla Grindstaff take over the official duties of the Future Teachers of America. 2. Bob Holt , Georgia Branscom , and Kevin Kays are Head of the Science Club. 3. Irene Jamison , Shelia Hill , Diane Clark, Pat Morris and Glenda Rice enjoy duties of the Library Club. 4. Art Club officers: Denise Aker, Tracy Swartzel, Tony Kessler, and Karen Bare relax in " The Hut. " 5. Future Homemakers of America are Francis Hanabass, President, Debbie Woodie, Historian, Pat McDaniels , JoAnn Martinez, Song Leader , Pat Morris , Vice President, and Teresa Leonard , Reporter. 6. Future Farmers of America officers are Robbie Theimer, Randy Deel , Henry Booze , Gary Drewry, Denny Crowder , and Lawrence Kinzi . LB STUDENTS FO.R COLLEGE AND WORK 5 117 �118 �..... _ 119 CLASS ES �f"r \ .J I 120 ~ • 1 ' t Senior Class Council : K. Scaggs, D. Kelly, T. Kessler, K. Paysour , P. Tabor, R. Bertholf, R. Downing, S. Smith , B . Bridgen, M. Poole, A. Williamson, W. Simmons. John Abbott Denise Aker Jimmy Ailstock Karen Bare John Basham David Benson Roger Bertholf Larry Bishop Donna Bison Gary Blough �THE 72'-73' SENIOR COUNCIL GOES UNDERGROUND FOR NEW MEETING PLACE 121 Pat Bogess Steve Bolton Tony Kessler and Richard Silcox show interest in Hat Day. Henry Booze Beth Bower Greg Bower Anne Bowman Bill Bridgen Ronnie Brooks Kay Scaggs expresses herself in Speech and drama class. �122 Holly Brown Luther Bryant Greg Burrell David Bush Tony Byrd DRAMATIC, EXCITING, DULL (SIGH) A FEW WORDS THAT Teresa Cahoon Norman Caldwell Donna Castle Larry Gaud le Ther e is no modesty among LB 's super-jocks. �Joanne Clark Milton Clark Tom Coffman Alan Cole Brenda Collins "BORING" AND BROKE ARE JUST MIGHT DESCRIBE SENIOR YEAR Gladys Calloway Kathy Conner Lephia Conner Sharon Cook 123 �LEIGH HARRIS CHOSEN FRANCIS HANNABASS 124 Halftime gives cheerleaders time to meet new friends. Meade Coulson Joyce Craft Jimmy Craig Randy Craig David Crowder Denny Crowd er Sand y Cro wder Janice Dean Le w is Dean Randy Deel �'72-'73 HOMECOMING QUEEN, '72-'73 SNOW QUEEN 125 William Deel Pamel a Dewitt Rob in Dollyhigh Renee Dooley Rita Dooley Willi am Dooley Ron Downey We 're utterly speechl ess. �126 Gary Drewry Iva Dudley Kathy Duncan Pam Eades Sharon Eades JUNIORS AND SENIORS MOSS HART'S 'YOU CAN'T M irac les never cease. Leon Edwards Tommy Edwards Debbie Fitzg erald Debbi e Flowers Betty Foutz Betty Gibson Tommy Gibso n D aw n G il es M ike Goad . Meade in a sui t ! �127 Judy Graybill Debbie Griffin Priscilla Grindstaff Jackie Guilliams William Guilliams Billie Hall Cecil Hall Dale Hall Ricky Hall Diane Hamblin Frances Hannabass COMBINE FORCES TO PRODUCE TAKE IT WITH YOU' Ron Downing presents Mrs. Gray with his latest plans. �128 Leigh Harris Ronnie Hatcher Elizebeth Herman Greg Hobson Jimmy Ailstock disposes of Anne Reynolds quite simply. Seniors dance to the t une of " The Horse" . �.1 ~ 129 Bob Holt Debb ie Griffi th and Holly Brow n discu ss S.C.A. proje cts. Jimm y Hos ey Shirl ey Hous ton Marle ne Hubb ard Ronn ie Huffm an Beck y Hum phre y Steve Jenk s Carl John so n e w ith the " Go ph er " Col e watc h es the ball gam sligh test inter est. �130 Lorraine Jones Dora Kelly Tony Kessler Danny King Tom Kirby PROOFS, PICTURES, CARDS, LEAD UP TO Linnie Kyle Eddie Lee Loretta Lee A friend ly rap sessio n with Mr. Ward mak es any se nior ' s day.? Esther Leonard Bill Lukens Sharon Madagan Kenneth Manuel Roi and Martin Barbar a McCJung �131 Kathy McClure Elizabeth McGee James McKinney Janet Meador ANNOUNCEMENTS, CAPS AND GOWNS GRADUATION Being a Senior is all fun and games. Or is it? Pam Meyerhoff �132 Kathy Miller Wayne Mills Robin Moran Debbie Morris Anne Merkey BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL, BASEBALL, THATS WHAT Lisa Murray Mike Myers Brenda Neas Al Nichols Joe Noojin Dic kie Padgett Curtis Parr Carolyn Payne Karen Paysour Damon Pearson Robert Pendl eton Mike Poole Debbi e Reed Donna Reynolds T eresa Rhodes �133 James Robinson Calvin Ronk Edward Ross Teresa Rucker Charles Ruff TRACK, WRESTLING, VOLLYBALL MAKES UP A SENIOR'S YEAR Randy Sandidge " Like man, I 'm tops of the world, " says Billy Hartless. Kay Scaggs Richard Silcox Becky Saunders Willie Simmons Ro d ney Sm e lser Lynn e Smith �134 Oh no, it's an Ailstock! Susan Smith Jeff Southers James Sowder Vicky Spickard Cheryl Stanley Debbi e St. C lair Larry St. Clair Shirl ey St. C l a ir James Stiglich Sidn e y Strong �AT LAST THE YEAR HAS ENDED, SO FAREWELL, CRUEL WORLD 135 Paul Stump Tracy Swartzel It takes understanding and love to make a better world , say Larry Gray and Karen Paysour. Pamela Tabor Merky Thomas Jerry Tuck Monty Tucker Becky Turner Tonya Waddell Nancy Wiley Ann Williamson Doris Williamson Jim Williams o n �136 CLASSES COOPERATE IN DAILY SCHOOL ROUTINE �r 137 �138 JUNIORS CAPTURE SPIRIT STICK FOR THIRD CONSECUTIVE YEAR Class Officers and Council: Top Row : Patsy Eakin , Kim Smith , Naomi Spickard , Cathy Moses, Pam Swartzel , Brenda Kessler , Page Painter , Dottie Branscom , Anne Reynolds . Bottom Row : Donny Obenshaim , Steve Weddle, Lenden Eakin , Luanc:1e Reedy. Pam Amos Allen Arney Bobby Arnold Kathy Asam Patty Barnett Ronni e Barton Je rome Basham Susan Bec kner Debb ie Ben son Wi lli e B iscott ie �139 Stewart Bison Faith Bloodworth Betty Bocock Steve Bolt David Boothe Diane Bowe Steve Branon Dottie Branscom Mary Breedlove Wanda Brickey Becky Bridgen Billy Bryant Ronnie Bryant Siva Buchanan Karen Burns Jerry Byers Earl Byrd David Cahoon Jerry Cahoon Dean Caldwell Glenn Caldwell Jeff Callahan Clemmer Ann Camper Karen Caudle Julian Cincioni �'. CANDY BARS FINANCE (HOPEFULLY) FIRST 140 Sheila Cline Mary Cockran Juanda Coleman Jimmy Collins Donna Conner Debbie Craft Wallace Craft Leslie Craig Tony Crantz Rhodes Craver Cindy Crocker Pete Crowd er Jack Crush Anne Davis Vickie Davis James Deel John Deel Debbie Denoff James Dickerson Becky Dogan Timmy Dogan Jack Dudd ing J ud y Duncan Lenden Eakin Patsy Eakin �WINDSHIELD STICKERS AWAY-FROM-SCHOOL PROM 141 Mary Edwards Timmy Eggers Maurice Fisher Kathy Fitzgerald David Frantz Peggy Garrison Anna Garst Kathy Gibson Wayne Gill Karen Graham Kathi Gray Debbie Graybill Rex Graybill Terry Graybill Fern Greenway " Sole Brother " Robbie Leonard takes a momen ts break in Miss Bell 's chemistr y class. �KAYS, FITZGERALD OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES AS 142 Mike Gregg Ernest Guilliams Roger Hartless Charles Haupt Sheila Hill Judy Hobson Ernest Hodges Gail Hogan Beverly Hoosier Mike Huffman William Hunley Irene Jamison Betty Janney Ned Jeter Ingrid Johnson Steve Prusak and Dottie Branscom find as much act ion on sidelines as on f ield �CALDWELL, ARNEY GIVE ECCENTRICS IN JR-SR PLAY 143 Ricky Johnson Wayne Johnson David Jones Laura Jones Kevin Kays Helen Keller Robert Kershner Brenda Kessler J.L. King James Kyle Charles Lamb Kirby Lampersberger Timmy Lanning Joanne Lazenby Karen Leonard Robbie Leonard Teresa Leonard Joyce Letchford Quinn Linkenauger Robyn Little Janice Love Julie Loving Mary Looney Tony Mayhew Robin Mays �DEBBIE CRAFT, CATHY OVERACRE LEAD GIRLS' SPORTS 144 Debbie McDaniel Harry Merchant Syvonnie Merchant David Miller Glenda Montgomery Kathy Moore Mary Moran Paul Moran Pat Morris Vi cki Morris David Mowles Bruce Noble Gary Noel Debbie Noell Donnie Obenshain Cathy Over acre Debbie Owens Marsha Oyler Page Painter Terry Pi nt er Pau l Pann e ll Cindy Parker Dee Pearson Kathy Platz Preston Poff �I DEBBIE McDANIEL SQUADS IN ACTIVE SEASON 145 Dottie Branscom tries to explain math problem to Pam Amos . Cindy Poulin Steve Prusak Carlton Radel iff David Reed Luanne Reedy Tin k Reed y Anne Reynolds John Reynolds Belinda Rice Jerry Rieley Dan Arthur Rivers K athy Robert s Debbie Robert son Steve Robertson Mike Rock �VOCATIONAL SCHOOL POINT JUNIORS TO EDUCATIONAL 146 Patty Rock A.G. Rucker Doris Ruff Linda Saville Jerry Smith Kim Smith Margaret Snyder Debbie Spickard Naomi Spickard Steve Spradlin Kathy Sprinkel Barry StClair Ginger StClair Janet StClair Nancy StClair Donna Stevens Vick y Stinnett Ronnie Stoots Graham Stevens Pam Swartzel Pam Tremb ley Terry Tra il J imm y Thompson Robbie Thei mer Frances Tay lor �SATURDAY JOBS, COLLEGE CATALOGUES AND CAREER GOALS 147 Mat Talbot Jackie Waddell Marie Wall Steve Weddle June Willard Willa Williams Janet Williamson Leslie Wilson Pam Wimmer Marry Ann Womac k Connie Wood Joyce Wood Debbie Woodie Larry Wright Junio r s d isp lay spi r it w hi ch kept them und efeat ed in " spi r it st ick " com pet iti o n. �IN THEIR SECOND YEAR SOPHOMORES LEARN, LAUGH, AND 148 Sophomore boys engage in some " advanced study" in English Class. Sophomore class council and officers: Mark Clark, Cathy Thom as, Sherry Reedy, Patrick Dooley, Carol Falls, Wesley Stei neke, Cathy Meadows, Sharon Lee, Cindy Woodie , Susan Crowder , Carol Camper. �AT LORD BOTETOURT EXPERIENCE TOGETHER AND WITH OTHERS 149 Karen Adams Audrey Anderson Moses Anderson Timmy Amos June Austin Lewis Austin Sue Ayers Dick Bailey Mickey Barbou r Sandra Bare John Beahm Tommy Bibbs John Blake Dennis Blough Virginia Boone Ter ry Booth Clifton Bowyer Debbie Bowyer Georgia Bransco m Norman Brogan William Brown Deborah Bryant Donnie Bryant Teresa Bryant Mark Burkett �SOPHOMORE CLASS SHOWS IN ATHLETICS, CLUBS, 150 Rand y Callahan J.B. Campbell Carol Camper Debra Carr Bobby Chapman Mark Clark Debr a Craft Pam Craft Esther Craig James Crawford Joh n Crocker Susan Crowder Jeff Cole Dirk Co le Renee Co leman Bobby Cook Karen Cou lso n Steve Dogan Rod ney Dogan Linda Donald Patr ick Dooley Rhonda Dool ey Jill Dudding Iva Dudley Shelby Dudley �ABILITY AND LEADERSHIP AND SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 151 Lois Duncan Carol Falls Becky Fitzger ald Debbie Fleming Jimmy Fralin Mark Fralin Dan Fo w ler Norma Gibson Linda Gill Donni e Goad Steve Goad Andy Graham Kathy Gray T eddy Green Cheryl Grubbs Sue Guilliams Connie Guynn Kim Shisler contemplates the days ' activities. Jer ry Gusl er Larry Hale �DETERGENT SALES BOOST IN ANTICIPATION OF EXPENSIVE 152 Vickie Hall Timmy Harlow Cindy Harris Mary Harrison Jerry Hartman Joe Haupt Susan Henry Beth Hightower Etta Hill Pat Hodges Ernest Hosey Tony Hudson Carl Huff Mitzi Huffman Duane Hunt Sophomore Catherine Thomas takes a break during an industrious day. �SOPHOMORE TREASURY JUNIOR PROM 153 Mike Humphrey Cindy Hutchinson Linda Hutchinson Mark Ikenberry Robyn Ingram Barbara Jones Douglas Jones Donnie Kelly Jerry Kelly Tony Kelly Linda Kessler Sandra Kessler Marsha Kinsey Lawernce Kinzie Barbara Kuykendall Ronnie Lane Sharon Lee Wally Lemmon Pegg y Lewis Terry Leonard Donald Lovern John Lukens Douglas Main Kitty Mann Milton Martin �NEW FORM OF SCA MEMBERSHIPS TO BECOME A PART OF SCHOOL 154 Gordon Sprinkle Larry Sprinkle Barbara Stanley Dawn St. Clair Dennis St. Clair Eunice St. Clair Wesley Steineke Bruce Stephens Ross Stewart Robyn Stelton So ph o mo r e add spirit and enthu siam to p ep r a lli es . �ENCOURAGES SOPHOMORES GOVERNMENT AND ACTIVITIES 155 Ricky Stoots Mike Stuckey Ralph Stull James Switzer Mark Tate Arnold Taylor Rae Marie Thack er Catherine Thomas Mary Thorton Sherman Tr ibbett Jac k ie Waddell Sand y Waddell Mi k e Waugh Muriel Wiley Bill y W ilh e lm Ri cky W illi ams Do nni e Willi amso n General W ilso n Ro by n Wil son Timm y Wil so n Ri c hard Wood C in dy Wood ie Mar sha ll Woodson C in dy Wrig ht Carol yn Wym er �CLASS OF SEVENTY-FIVE END 156 Donnie Martin Ronnie Martin Benny Mays Mike McClure Anita McCray Pat McDaniel Grace Meade Karen Me ador Carl Meador Cathy Me ador Teresa Metts Jeff Moran Ray Min ni x Steve Murphy Donni e Neas Billy Nugent Ca ndy Noble Ray Orstend orf EllaMae Par ker Wand a Pay ne Nancy Pend leton Kat hy Rader Sherry Reedy Greg Reed Steve Reed �YEAR EXCITED ABOUT RETURNING AS JUNIORS 157 Kevin Reynolds Carter Richardson Dennis Richardson Karen Rieley Sharon Rieley Barbara Roberts Debbie Roberts Billy Ronk Fred Ross Kim Shisler Steve Simmons Steve G. Simmons Connie Simon Charlotte Si z emore Reggie Smelser Timm y Smith Vi c ki e Smith Carol Camper and Cindy Woodie decorate the sophomore class hall during homecoming. Steve Sowers Do nn a Spi ckard �JAN MONTGERMERY AND LORD BOTETOURT 158 Jeannie Aker David Altice Barbara Anderson Mike Arthur Donna Bailey Mike Bailey Joe Baker Kevin Baker Ronald Baker Ronald Basham Jan Montgomery leads off Freshman slate of officers: J. Eakin , L. Falls, T. Kelly, H. Lampersburger , D. Clinebell, J. Montgomery, B. Lucas , S. Basham, M . Lawford , J. Lugar , and S. Buckner. �OFFICERS LED OFF FRESHMAN CLASS 159 Sharon Basham Etta Bell Butch Benson Kathy Benson Leroy Bibbs Mike Biscotte Barbara Bishop Liz Blanton Belinda Booth Sherry Bolt Richard Bosser man David Bowman Diane Brannon Kathy Bridgen Sharon Buckner Peyton Burrell Ginger Bushell Dar lene Brya nt Larry Bry ant Lisa Brya nt Mike Bryant Randy Bryant Debbie Campbell Larry Campbell Janice Ch ock lett �MADINE, BRYANT, TO CHEER ON 160 Debbie Clinebell Dennis Coffman Keith Cole Barbara Conner Ellen Conner Mickey Cooper Debra Craft Lisa Crafton Ashley Craver Lewis Crawford Vicky Crowder Dorothy Dean Donna Delong Patty Deweese Sheree Dooley Bobbi e Dollyhigh Robbie Downey Roger Down ey Diane Dudding Roger Dunbar Rhonda Dunbar Samona Dunford John Eakin Ke lly Eakin Lowell Eakin �AKER, JOIN SOPHOMORES FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM ii 161 Robert Earls Cam Edwards Gregg Eggers Kathy Epperly Linda Falls David Fields Terry Ferris Mike Flemming Mark Fralin Karen Francis Cindy Fore Valerie Garman Vicky Garst Glenna Gibson ; .. ~., ·,. Beanie rests her tired feet during a class change. . . " "'! =. .. . ~. ~ . '-· ... .. Kathy Gill Belinda Gordan �TIME PLUS PATIENCE MAKES A GOOD 162 Dennis Gray Debbie Green Donna Greenway John Griffin James Guill Paul Guy Teresa Hall Philiph Hammond Dennis Harris Claudette Hartburger Wand a Hartless Linda Hinds Mike Holdren Charley Holley Gerard Hoosier Douglas Hopkins takes t ime from a volleyball game to say Hello. �PLUS WILLINGNESS TO WORK FRESHMAN AT BOTETOURT 163 Kathy Hoover Delores Hobson Douglas Hopkins Roger Hosey Ronny Hosey Ray Hubbard Greg Hudson Linda Huffman Mitzi Huffman Sandra Huffman Gloria Humph rey Ben Ikenberry Barbara Johnson Debra Johnson Brian Jones Cheryl Jones Dennis Jones Patricia Jones Melinda Jordan Mike Kelly Terry Kel ly Jimm y Kerns Cullie Kessler Samuel Kessler Judy K ing �ENTHUSIASTIC FRESHMEN IN THE VARIETY OF EXTRA-CURRICULAR 164 Mark King Donna Kinzie Janice Kinzie Cathy Lacks Heidi Lampersburger Michele Lawford Mike Lawford Harold Lawson LeRoy Lawson Ann Leonard Lind a Letchford Rita Linkenhoker Judy Love Jerri Long Terry Loyd Beth Lucas Joy Lugar Schaumann Madine Timmy Martin JoAnne Martinez Gary May Lisa McFarland Nan McM ur ray Brenda McWhorter Sue Meador �LEARN TO PARTICIPATE ACTIVITIES AND SPORTS OFFERED AT LB 165 Doretha Merchant Steve Merkey Chris Meskiel Linda Meyers Jan Montgomery Jerry Mon tgomery Carolyn Morr is Don Mowles Dwinn Moyers Terry Mullins Tod Murr ay Ricky Naff Debbie Necessary Paul N ewton Lar ry Nichols Ka th y B enson m o d e ls as c l assm ates w atc h . �NEW FRIENDS, NEW PROBLEMS FUN MADE FROSH'S FIRST 166 Phillip Nichols Mani Noojin Helen Nugent Don Osborne Ray Ostendorf Bonnie Painter Richard Painter Timmy Palmer Randy Panell Alex Patram Jam es Payne Clinton Paxton Shelby Peery Bo bby Platz Fred Poff Matt Powers f / Fr es hm en Chris M eskie l and David Bowman tak e tim e o ut t o pl an the ove rthr ow of th e establishm ent. �BUT MOST OF ALL YEAR ONE TO REMEMBER 167 Steve Puckett Susan Pugh Charles Richardson Fred Richardson Reisden Richardson David Robertson Sharon Robinson Ricky Rock Tony Rogers Richard Ronk Georg e Salmon Sherr y Savill e Myran Shiflett Claude Short Ben Silcox Gary Sligh Becky Sm e ls er Linda St. C lair . Regarna St. Clair Eddi e Stoots Ray Story Larry Stomp Kitty Sztenderowi cz Doris Sulivan Donna Thompson �FROSH AWAIT DISTANT ARRIVAL OF SUMMER 168 Orlando Toliver Roger Tomlin Debbie Traylor Wanda Tuck Paul Tucker Sammy Via Kathy Walker Kenneth Walker Steve Walker Mat Webb Muriel Wiley Mark Wilkes Barbara .W.illiarns David W1ll1arns Ken neth Willis Mr . Mi ll er ' s science c lass d iscusses ways to fight pol lution �169 AND THEIR LATE AUGUST RETURN AS SOPHOMORES Dian e Brannon meets Pablo Quan , the exhang e student . Larry Willis James Wilson Lind y Wilson Br enda Winegar Bill Woods Kaye Wood Gary Wood y Robbi e Wrigh t �170 �J .._ I 171 FACULTY �172 ASSISTED BY JENKINS, GUIDANCE STAFF, WARD COMPLETES THIRD YEAR AS PRINCIPAL 3 4 �173 Mr. Ward: "I enjoy my work. The vast majority of students and teachers work well together and cooperate for the good of the school." Ms. Thomas: "Lord Botetourt is a second home and it is enjoyable because of the great students." Mr. Camper: "I'm interested in Lord Botetourt High becoming the outstanding high school in the area, academically and athletically." 1-4 : Mr. Mar ion W. Ward, Jr., 5: Mr. J.P. Jenkins, 6: Ms. Kat hleen Thomas, 7: Mr. Bob Camper. 5 7 �STAFF OF 42 TEACHERS LARGEST IN BOTETOURT COUNTY 174 3 4 �175 1. Ms. Judith Ruby. 2. Mr . Dennis Richardson . 3. Ms. Rose Mason . 4. Ms. Cynthia Adcox . 5. Ms. Catherine Miller. 6. Ms. Sandra Sowers. 7. Mr. Harold Little. Ms. Adcox: "LBHS reflects the essence of the challenge in American education. The commun ity which it serves is diverse and so, too, are its students . Encouraging students to identify thei r needs, to project into the ?O's, and helping them to meet these demands offer me a rewarding experi ence." Mr. Richardson: "Our growing community is a challenge to Lord Botetourt's leadership in the Valley." 5 6 7 �17 176 STATEWIDE 'STANDARDS OF QUALITY' BRING INCREASED PLANNING, EVALUATION WORK FOR TEACHERS 2 3 4 �1. Mr. Ben Jarrett. 2. Ms. Virginia Goad . 3. Ms. Lucill e All. 4. Ms. Barbara Gray. 5. Mr. William Whitaker. 6. Ms. Arlene Bell. 7. Mr . Eric Miller. 8. Ms. Christine Burnham . 9. Mr. James Lough. s 6 Ms. Hedgbeth: "This year's students have mo re school spirit than in the other two years I've been here . .. Generally, the school system seems to be reflecting the BEA Program of Action efforts." Ms. Goad: "One purpose of education is to improve cpmmunications. Students do not realize that th ere are two sides to this process - both giving and receiving . Most students at Lord Botetou rt are very good at being givers, but many need to wo r k on th eir receiving." 177 �178 TEACHERS GIVE SPARE TIME TO CIVIC AND PROFESSI ONAL ORGANIZA TIONS 2 3 4 �I. Ms. Linda Coleman . 2. Mr. Sam Sutherland. 3. Mr. Mark Emick. 4. Mr. James Breckinridge. 5. l'V1s. Millie Briggs. 6. Ms. Martha Murray. 7. Ms. Julia Short. 8. Ms. Ann Neighbors. 9. Mr. David Starkey. Ms. Short : "I like my job, my students, and LBHS" Mr. Emick: "Students and teachers of the '?O's should be mentally 'exercised'." Ms. Neighbors: "Through art, students are encouraged to create . . . to understand other people and other times." Ms. MurraZ'.: "Teaching has a most important place in my life . . . I look forward to many more years at LBHS." 179 6 7 8 9 �180 THROUGH SUMMER SCHOOL AND NIGHT SCHOOL, TEACHERS STUDY FOR MASTERS, ADVANCED DEGREES 2 3 4 �1. Mr. Ronald Hall. 2. Ms. Susan Angle. 3. Ms. Gail Thomas. 4. Mr. Daniel Higdon. 5. Ms. Anne King. 6. Mr. Pete Ergenbright. 7. Mr. Kenneth Edwards. 8. Mr. Frank Coe. 9. Ms. Cheryl Campbell . Mr. Hall: "The school is caught in an expanding wave of population growth and soon new development of retailing operations on a large scale. We need to prepare our students for positions in the changing community and business world." Mr. Edwards : "Botetourt County is one of the most beautiful places to live in our country." Ms. Campbell: "I love every minute of teaching and think the students at LBHS are great. " Ms. King: "We are in a time of change and decisionmaking. " s 6 7 181 �Ms. Womack: "Home Economics and Lord Botetourt must be geared to the present and future needs of the students." 182 1. Ms. Melissa Reed . 2. Ms. Helen Wilkinson. 3. Mr. Ellis Williams. 4. Mr. Robert Elliot. 5. Ms. Nancy Womack. 6. Ms. Rita Obenshain , Ms. Doreen Caldwell. 7. Mr. Lawrence Rucker. 8. Ms. Edna Robertson. 9. Ms. Geraldine Belcher. 10. Mrs. Pauline Simmons, Mrs. Nettie Clark, Mrs. Isabel Dickerson, Mrs. Mary Whitlock, Mrs. Leola Swisher, Mrs . Virginia Crowder. 2 3 �LB FACULTY AND STAFFS STRIVE TO MEET CHANGING STUDENT NEEDS . . -"~ I 6 183 7 ..__.. • 10 .I ..... ��185 ADS �THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TROUTVILLE 186 Offices in Troutville and Daleville "First in Size - First in Service in Botetourt County " 53/4% on Certificates of Deposits �COLING BAPTIST CHAPEL "Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth , and the life; No man cometh unto the Father, but by me." John 14 :6 Sunday School: 10:00 a.m . Preaching Service: 11 :00 a.m. Young Peoples: 7:00 p.m. Evening Service : 7:30 p.m. H.F. 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BOX 235 Thank You For Using Famous Webster Brick Pre-Shrunk Weblite Block WEBSTER BRICK COMPANY, INC. Roanoke, Virginia TROUTVILLE, VA . 24175 �- - ---- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - 192 ROG ER E. DUN BAR PAINTING AND DECORATING Remodeling and Papering Free Estimates Call 992-1955 �ROANOKE AND BOTETOURT TELEPHONE COMPANY Daleville, Va. Cavaliers Drive Inn ~ Home Of Fine Food Route U.S. 220 Cavalier TINKER MT. SHELL Between Lord Botetourt High School and Interstate 81 Fred Mowles Freddie Patsel Daleville, Va. Phone 992-3233 SCOTT'S PRESTO CLEANERS WEBSTER GROCERY 992-3953 Mrs. s.D. Whitaker Box 649 Roanoke, Virginia RFDI 1 345-7452 WEBLITE CORP. INGERSALL-RAND COMPANY Webster, Va. Quality Lightweight Agg regate 193 �HELEN'S HOBBIES CERAMIC STUDIO Fincastle, Va. CAREY OBENSHAIN'S ESSO Ceramics: The World's Most Fascinating Hobby 194 SPRINKLES GARAGE BOTETOURT ELECTRIC COMPANY General Auto Repair All work guaranteed Alfred Bolton Maytag - Sylvania - Kelvinator - Jacuzzi Fincastle, Va. 24090 phone 473-2724 FINCASTLE PHARMACY FINCASTLE INSURANCE CO. "In Business for Your Health" Fincastle, Virginia MUSIC SPOT Quality Instruments Sales & Service STULL'S RESTAURANT AND MOTEL Box 12 Fincastle, Virginia 473-2790 Professional Teachers of the instruments of your choice 6334 Peters Creek Road N.W. 362- 1918 �Reupholstery Furniture BARE'S GROCERY Work Guaranteed TROUTVILLE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 8625 Shadwell Drive Hollins, Va. 24019 Fresh Meats, Produce and Cold Beverages Beer and Wine off Prem. 20 years' experience 992-2020 195 CALL HOLLI NS HARDWARE ACE AUTO PARTS 7549 Williamson Road Hollins Drums Turned . Bearings Pressed Fast Service AM-8 PM Phone 362-3335 Hollins, Va. s MOTEL HOLLINS One Mile Off Interstate 81 Exit 44, on Route 11 Phone 992-2971 GRAHAM SCHOOL PICTURES, INC. Edgemont and Duncan Street Bristol, Tennessee 37620 - Sales Tax ldtn. #111-047020-1 . - I [j'i..~f. c; 1Ri'D\NG POST & FLEA ANTIQUES M~RkEr Wholesale & Retail P.O. Box 175, Cloverda le, Va. 6 Miles North of Roanoke on # ·11 & 220 GENE SUTPHIN P.O. Box 175 FLEA MARKET EVERY Cloverdale, Va. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Ph. Business & Home 992-3600 The Finest in School Photography �GOOD LUCK... Whatever field of endeavor you choos e we wish you luck. 196 Your Key to a Better Home OVERBY AILSTOCK & BODY, Inc. REALTORS 723 Third St., S.W. 81-43 RESTAURANT Hollins, Virginia The public is cordially invited to visit the Executive Offices of the Church of God of Prophecy in Virginia, located one mile S. of Troutville on State Route 11. The building also contains a bookstore and gifts . For more information cal I 992-3696 MURRY'S ORCHARD INC. Rt. 11 , Box 672 Roanoke, Virginia We 're locat ed directly across .fro111 Ilollins College 011 Route 11 North. �THE CORNER STORE Art Shoppe Art Supplies Imports Replicas African Art Th e Bank of Fincast le 3 Main Street Corner of Roanoke & Main Street Fincastle, Va. 773-2199 Botetourt County's Oldest Bank 1875-1972 Member Federal Deposi t Insurance Corporation Fincastle, Virgin ia Carrie J. Toliver JEANETT GIFT SHOP Main Street, Fincastle, Va . ~ . E . Be lten & Sen Quality Food Store SOFT WAT ER S E RV ~ CE OF ROANOKE, ~ NC . Fincastle, Virginia P. 0 . BOX 5175 52 01 WILLIAM S ON ROAD R O A NOKE . VI RG I NIA 2 4 0 1 2 197 �*Hobbies *Gifts *Arts *Crafts *Science Supplies CROSSROADS HOBBIES 198 First Federal Savings & Loan Assoc . of Roanoke Crossroads Mall, Roanoke, Va . 24012 Crossroads Branch LAP ES BEN FRANKL! N STORES Buchanan, Va . JAMES RIVER LIMESTONE COMPANY INC. GROEN DYKE MFG. CO . INC. Buchanan, Virginia Bulk Agriculture Limestone Spreading Service Manufactures of Dolomitic Limestone Products P.O . Box 355 Buchanan, Va. 24066 Home Furnishings by Shop JACK'S FOOD LINER BOTETOURT GALLERIES For Groceries, Fresh Meat Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Buc hanan, Virg inia Phone 345-6422 Plus Self-Service Gas �Quality Motel - Tinker Mountain and Tinker Mountain Restaurant P.O. Box 7031 Roanoke, Virginia 24019 At Exit 44, Interstate 81 & U.S. 11-220 10 Minutes From Downtown Roanoke Dial (Code 703) 992-1234 Little Gems Manufactures of Fine Women's Sportswear Eagle Rock , Va . McPherson Blair Associates, Inc., Staunton , Va. F-26324 KINCERS GROCERY General Merchandise Rt . 1 Roanoke, Va. 343-3070 EAGLE RO CK GARAGE, INC. Eagle Rock , Virginia Dial : 88 4-2271 EAGLE ROCK MILING & MFG . CO. Eagle Rock , Va. TINKER MOUNTAIN SALES 199 �JERRY'S SUNOCO 24-Hour Wrecker Service Auto Repair GREENWAY MARKET Day Phone - 992-9492 Night Phone - 992-2722 Highway 11 Cloverdale, Va. John Dogan Troutville, Va. 200 P.O. Box 6159 Roanoke, Virginia 24017 DOWNS CHEVROLET, INC . For Quality & Value - See Your Ward Man Today BUD'S PIZZA KING 7707 Williamson Road (1 Block from Hollins College) Roanoke, Virginia 24019 Phone 366-4849 Now with two locations to Serve you ~aoo PEE:RY REALTY ·1 NC. BOB McCLURE Office 342 - 7871 358 W. Campbell Ave. Res. 342 - 3852 Roanoke, Va. Phone 345-9831 Nights & Holidays 992-2793 Office 992-1166 Compliments of SIMMONS FUEL OIL CO. TRAVEL TOWN RESTAURANT P.O. Bo x 62 Troutville, Va. Cloverdale, Virginia 992-2030 �TROUTVILLE FARMERS SUPPLY STO RE COLEMAN MASTIN REAL TORS 2010 Colonial Avenue, S.W. Roanoke, Va. 24015 345-3843 Byron and George Beach Troutville, Va. Grinding and Mixing Feeds Sand and Gravel phone 992-1656 201 ALLISON'S 76 STATION SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE, INC. Troutville Branch Troutville, Va. 24175 Grocerie Gas and Friendly Service Rt. 11 Hwy. Troutville, Virginia THRIFTWAY SUPERMARKETS Home of Testender Beef Troutville and Hollins Patrons TROUTVILLE GARAGE Official Inspection Station General Auto and Truck 24-hour Wrecker Service Used Cars Y2 Mile South of Troutville Troutville , Va. Dial 992-2855 Funk's Antique Sho p Virginia Protecti on Assoc. Crossroads Mall Grand Piano Deane 's Beauty Sho p L.A. Hickman Harold 's Hai r Styli sts A Fr iend �· - - - - --- - --- -- 202 Abbott, John Adams , Karen Ailstock, Jimmy Aker, Denise Ake r, Jeannie Altice, David Amos, Pam Amos, Timmy Anderson, A udrey Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Moses Arney, A llen Arnold , Bobby Arthur , Mike Asam, Kathy Austin , June Austin, Lew is Ayer , Sue 120 149 120 120 158 158 138 149 149 158 149 138 138 158 138 149 149 149 Bailey, Donna Bailey, Mike Bailey, Dick Baker , Joe B aker, Kevin Baker , Ronald Barbour , Mickey B are, Karen Bare, Sandra Barnett, Patty Barton , Ronnie Basham , Jerome Basham , John Basham , Ronnie Basham , Sharon Beahn , John Beckner , Susan Bell , Etta Benson , Butch Benson , David Benson , Debbi e Benson, Kathy Bertholf , Roger Bibbs, Lee B ib bs, Tommy Biscotte, Mike Biscotte, Wi lli e B ishop , B arbara Bishop , Larr y Bison , Donna Bi so n, Stewart Blak e, John Blanton , Li z Bloodworth , Faith Blough , Denn is Bl o ugh , Gary Bocock, Bette Boggess , Pat Bol t, Sherry Bolt, Steve Bol ten, Steve Boone , Virgini a Boothe, Belinda Boothe, David Boothe, Terry Booze , Henry Bosserman , Richard 158 158 149 158 158 158 149 120 149 138 138 138 120 158 159 149 138 159 159 120 138 159 120 159 149 159 138 159 120 120 139 149 159 139 149 120 139 121 159 139 121 149 159 139 149 121 159 Bowe, Diane Bower , Beth Bower, Greg Bowman , Anne Bowman, David Bowyer , C lifton Bowyer , Debbie Brannon , Dianne Brannon , Steve Branscom , Dott ie Branscom, Georgia Breedlove , Mary Brickey, Wanda Bridgen , Becky Bridgen, Bill Bridgen , Kathy Brogan , Norm an Brooks, Ronnie Brown , Ho ll y Brown , William Bryant , Billy Bryant, Darleen Bryant , Debbie Bryant , Donnie Bry ant, Larry Bryant , Lisa Bryant , Luth er Bryant, Mike Bryant , Rand y Bryant, Ronnie Bryant , Ter esa Buch anan, Siva Buckner , Sharon Burkett, Mark Burns, Karen Burr e ll , Greg Burrel I, Peyton Bush , David Bushn ell , Ginger Byer s, Jerry Byrd , Tony Byrd , Earl Cahoon , Dav id Cahoon , Jerry Cahoon , Teresa Caldwell , Dean Caldwell , Glen Caldwe ll , Norman Cal lahan , Jeff Callahan , Randy Calloway , G ladys Campbell , Debbi e Campbell , J.B. Campbell. Larry Camper . Carol Camper , Clemmer Carr . Debra Castle. Donn a Caudle. Karen Caudle, Larry Chapmen , Bobby Chocklett . J ani ce Cincion 1, Julian Clark , Jo ann e C lark, Mark 139 121 121 121 159 149 149 159 139 139 149 139 139 139 121 159 149 121 122 149 139 159 149 149 159 159 122 159 159 139 149 139 159 149 139 122 159 122 159 139 122 139 139 139 122 139 139 122 139 150 12 3 159 150 159 150 139 150 122 139 122 150 . 159 139 123 150 Clark. Mi lton Cline. Sheila Clinebell. D ebbie Cockran . Mary Coffman. Dennis Coffman. Tom Co le. Allen Cole. Dirk Cole. J ef f Co le. Keith Coleman. Juanda Coleman. Renee Collins . Br enda Collins. Jimmy Conner. B arbara Conner. Donna Conner . Kathy Conner. Lephia Cook. Bobby Cook. Sharon Cooper . Micky Cou lson, Meade Cou lson. Karen Craft. Debbi e Craft . D ebbie Craft. Debra Craft. Joyce Craft. Pam Cr aft . Wallac e Craig , Esth e r Craig, Jimmy Craig . Lesli e Cra ig. Ra nd y Crantz . Tony Craver . Ash ley Crav er . Rhodes Crawfo rd . 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David 151 161 161 161 141 151 126 141 151 161 126 16 1 126 1 51 151 151 161 161 141 G a rm an . Va le ri e 161 - ----- -- - - - - - - --- Garrison , Peggy Garst , Anna Garst, Vicky Gibson , Betty Gi b son , Glenna G i bson , Kat hy Gibso n, Norma Gibson , Tommy Giles , Daw n Gill, Lind a Gi l l, Kathy Gi ll , Wayne Goad , Do nn ie Goad , Mike Goad, St eve Gordan , Me l inda Graham , Andy Grah an , Karen Gray, Den nis Gray, Kathy D. Gray. Kathy S. Graybi ll , Debbie Graybill , Judy Graybill, Rex -G ray b ill , T err y Green , De bb ie Green. T eddy Greenwa y, Donn a Greenwa y, Fern Gregg , Mike Griffin . J oh n Griffin , Debb ie Gri ndst aff , Prisc ill a Grubbs , Cherly Gui ll. James Guilliams , Ern est Guil li ams , Jackie Gui ll iams , Sue Guil l iams . William Gus ler. Jerry Guy. Paul Guynn, Conni e H a le, Larry H al l, Bi ll ie H a ll , Ceci l H a ll , D a le Hall , Ri cky H a ll , Ter esa Hal l. V ic ki H ambli n. Di ane Ham m o nd. Phil ip h Hann abass, Frances H arl ow. Timmy H a rri s. Cindy H arris. De nnis Harri s. Leigh H a rrison , Mary H ar tbur ger , C la udett e Hartman , Jerry Hatcher. Ronnie H art less , Rog er H art less . Wand a H a upt . C h ar l es H aupt. Joe He nry , Susan 141 141 161 126 161 141 151 126 126 151 161 141 151 126 151 161 151 141 162 151 141 141 127 141 141 162 151 162 141 142 162 12 7 127 151 162 142 12 7 151 12 7 151 162 151 151 127 12 7 127 12 7 162 152 12 7 162 127 152 15 2 162 128 152 162 152 128 142 162 142 152 152 Herman , Liz. Hi ghtower, Beth H il l, Atty Hil l, Sh ei la Hinds , Lind a Hobson , Jud y Hobson , Gr eg Hod g es, Ern est Hodg es, Pat Hogan, Gail Hold r e n, Mike Holley, Charl ey Ho lt, Bo b Hoosier , Beverly Hoos ier, Gerard Hoover, Kat hy Hopsin , Delori s Hopkins , Dougl as Hosey, Ern est Hosey, Jimmy Ho sey, Roger Hosey, Ronny Ho us ton , Sh irley Hubbard , Mar l ene Hubbard , Ray Hudgins, Tony Hudso n, Greg Huff, Carl Huffman , Linda Huffm an, Mike Huffman , Mi tzi Huffm an , Ronnie Huffman , Sandra Humph rey , Becky H umphr ey , Gloria Humphre y, Mike Hunl ey, Willi am Hunt , Du ane Hu tchinson , Ci ndy Hutchinso n. Lin da 128 152 152 142 162 142 128 142 152 142 162 162 127 142 162 163 163 163 152 129 163 163 129 129 163 152 162 152 163 142 152 129 163 129 162 153 142 152 153 152 Ikenberry , Ben Ikenberry , Mark In gram. Robyn 163 153 153 J anison, Irene Jann ey. Betty Jenks . 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Pat r icia 142 142 129 142 163 129 163 142 143 143 153 163 163 143 163 153 143 130 163 203 �Jordan , Me linda 204 163 Kays, Kevin Kearns, J immy Keller , He len Kelly, Donnie Kelly, Do ra Kelly, Jerry Kelly, M ike Ke ll y, Tony Ke lly, Terri Kershner, Rob ert Kessler , Brenda Kess ler , Cullie Kess ler, Linda Kessler, Samuel Kessler, Sandra Kessler , Tony King , Danny King , Jerry King , Judy King , Mark Kinsey, Marsha Kinzie, Donna Kinzie, Janice Kinzie, Lawrence Kirby, Tom Kuykendall , Barbara Ky le, James Kyle, Linnie 143 163 143 153 130 153 163 153 163 143 143 163 153 163 153 130 130 143 163 164 153 164 164 153 130 153 143 130 Lacks, Cathy Lamb, Charles Lampersburger, Heidi Lamper sb urger , Kirby Lanning , Timmy Lawford , Michele Lawford , Mike Lawson , Harold Lawson, LeRoy Layne, Ronnie Lazenby, Joanne Lee, Eddie Lee, Loretta Lee, Sh aro n Lemon , Wally Leonard , Ann Leo nard , Esther Leonard , Karen Leonard , Robbie Leonard , Teresa Leonard , Terry Letchford , Joyce Letchford , Linda Lewis, Peggy Linkenhoker , Rita Linken aug er , Quinn Litt le, Robyn Long , Jerri Looney, Mary Love , Janice Love, Judy Lovern , Donald Lov ing , Julie 164 143 164 143 143 164 164 164 164 153 143 130 130 153 153 164 130 143 143 143 153 143 164 153 164 143 143 164 143 143 164 153 143 Loyd, Terry Lucas, Beth Lugar , Joy Luk ens , B ill Lu kens, Jo hn 164 164 164 130 153 Mullins, Terry Mur r ay, Lisa Murray, Todd Myers, Mike 165 132 165 132 Madagan, Sharon Madine, Schaumann Main, Doug las Mann, Kitty Ma nu el, Kenneth Martin , Donnie Martin, Milton Martin , Rol and Martin , Ronnie Martin, Tim my Martinez, Joanne May, Gary Mayhew, Tony Mays, Benny Mays, Robi n McClung , Barbara McClure, Kathy McCray, Mike McCray, Anita McDaniel , Debbie McDaniel , Pat McFarl and , Lisa McGee, El izabeth McKinney, J ames McMurry , Nan McWhorter , Brendar Meade, Grace Meado r, Carl Meador, Cathy Meador, Janet Meador, Karen Meador , Sue Merchant, Doretha Merc hant, H arry Merc h ant, Syvonnie Merkey, Anne Merkey, Steve Meskiel, Chris Metts, Teresa Meyerhoff, Pam Meyers, Lin d a Miller, Kathy Mil ler , David Mi ll s, Wayn e Minnix , Ray Montgomery , Glenda Montgomery, Jan Montgomery , Jerry Moore, Kathy Moran, Jeff Moran , Mary Moran , Paul Moran , Robin Morris , Carolyn Morris , Debbie Morris, Pat Morris, Vickie Mowles, David Mowles , Don Moylers , Dwynn 130 164 153 153 130 156 153 130 156 164 164 164 143 156 143 130 131 156 156 144 156 164 131 131 164 164 156 156 156 1 31 156 164 165 144 144 132 165 165 156 131 165 132 144 132 156 144 165 165 144 156 144 144 132 165 132 144 144 144 165 165 N aff, Ricky Neas, Br e nda Neas, Donnie Necessary, Debra Newton, Paul Nichols , Al Nichols, Larry Nichols, Philip Noble, Bruce Nob le, Candy Noe l, Gary Noell, Debbie Noojin , Joey Nooj i n , Mani Nugent, Billy Nugent, Helen 165 132 156 165 165 132 165 166 144 156 144 144 132 166 156 166 Obenshain , Donnie Osborne, Don Ostendorf, Roy Ostendorf, Ray Overacre, Cathy Owen , Debbie Oyler , Marsha 144 166 156 166 144 144 144 Padgett , Dickie Pai nt er, Bonn ie Painter , Page Painter , Ri chard Painter , T e rry Palmer, Timm y P annell, Paul Pannell , Randy Parker , Cindy Parker, El la Mae Parr , Curtis Patram , Al ex Paxton , C l inton Payne, Carolyn Payne , James Payne , Wanda Paysour , Karen Pear son , D amon Pea rs o n , Dee Peery, Shelby Pendleton, N ancy Pend leton , Robert Platz , Bobby Pl atz , Kathy Poff , Fr ed Po ff , Pr eston Poole , Mike Poulin , Cindy Power s , Mat Prusak , Steve Puckett. 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Still, the profoun d change has come upon them: rooted they grip down and begin to awaken ." - Wm . Carlos Williams, " Spring and All ' 207 ������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Shield Subject The topic of the resource Lord Botetourt High School Description An account of the resource The Shield is the annual for Lord Botetourt High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lord Botetourt High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Shield 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Lord Botetourt High School Description An account of the resource The Shield is the annual for Lord Botetourt High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lord Botetourt High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1973 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Shield1973 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/104/9206/Shield1972.pdf 290a1355d8c7a90e8c4ec842ff67f832 PDF Text Text ��1s\(<c:Sa. , VREF 0 1195 05659761 373.75583 L884s ~~ ~ 1972 I i . l:._\w-~'<- Of/ r/} - c..~ J'i . 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Avoid loud and agg ressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bi t ter; for al ways there w i ll be greater and lesser persons than yo ursel f . Enjoy your achievements as well a s yo ur plan s. o Keep interested in your own career 1 it is a real. possession in the cha ng time . Exercise caution in your busiQess world is full of trickery. But let this not :'hot virtue there is, many persons stri ideals;· and everywhere Ii fe is ful I of heroism. Be you_rself . Especially, do not feign affection. Nei be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity an d d i senchantment i t is perennial as the grass. �l ) have a right • to you, no doubt t Therefore be at peace with God , whatever yo u conceive Him to be , and whatever your labo rs and aspirations, in the noisy confu.s ion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its "sham" , drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy . Found in Old Saint Paul 's Church Dated 1692. �4 �"Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with you rse If." 5 �/ �'As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with a 11 persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly . 7 ���10 �~ I - z GJ (.11 0 11 -< 0 c ~ I l l �CAST Krishna Indira Diana Mara John Freddie Ger Nie Queen Fe inberg Randy Leo Rasey Mosquito Cricket Katydid Rex Landlady Policeman Miss West SPCA Lady 12 Devon Lowdon Barbara Johnson Bobbie Lou Waid Ruth Caldwell Ion Lowdon Mike Thomas Sandy Hamblin Koren Kuykendall Jeanette Haymaker Robert Graybi 11 Steve Hammond John Blanton Vicki Custer Jean Graham Ava Smith Corrie Toi iver Mork Shisler Carol Hosey Robert Sprinkel Rosalyn Spickard Audrey Toi iver �East Vi I Iag e Flower Ch i Id Wo rld Blooms As '71 Ju nio r Pla y 'Th at Groovy Gu ru ' BOTTO M LEFT: Bobbie Lou Waid an.d Jeane tte Hayma ker , with her "groov y guru " -i sh loo k ted with their flower child TOP LEFT Robe t Ggetbo1 lcq.uoin b MIDD L E LEFT : · ' I in h ippie ray P rops · r · gor . cl Devon Lowdo n switch es hi s b,eard and robe the for o f the " Groov y Guru ." UPPER e~l~~~. look · John Blanto n s coat and tie seem a bit formal for the " C Walkin g Wound ed " BOTTO M RIGHT : Mrs . Hedg~~~u~e of the the play, with help of tor ~in~ec t s la a makes , n i from Dedi Spradl t e makeu p check o n Barbar a Joh nso n . 13 �I Spring and Summer '71 A Flurry of Activity for Botetourt Students 14 �"Hurry, hurry'" These were the catchwords as June 1971 approached , year-end activities crowding in on exams and frantic se arches for summer jobs. The g y m was transformed by the Junior class into the " Bridge Over Troubled Waters", and class marshals were chosen as the honor guard for graduation ceremonies. A school da y on Saturda y ended the sc hoo l year , an d Lord Boteto urt students headed for beaches, jobs, s ummer sc h oo l, band camp , and vacations just for fun . BOTTOM LEFT : Bill Campbell and Twila Montgomer y enjoy refreshments wi th friend s at the Prom . TOP LEFT : " Fros t " supp li es the music at the Prom . TOP RIGHT: Closs Ma rs hal s Mor y Loone y, Mory Breedlove, Faith Bl oodwo rth , Jerr y Huffm an , Sharon Franklin , J o hn Abbott , Jeon Graham , Brox ton Cook , and Joe Camper . MIDDLE RIGHT : Boy s ' an d Girl s ' State del e gates Chri s McMurry , Cath y Tea ford , Betsy Meyerhoff , and J oe Camper . BOTTOM RIGHT : Mr. All e n Th omas ann ou n ces scholarships at graduati o n ceremonies. \s �The 1971 Football Homecoming Court was chosen this year by the student body. Members of the court were : Mitzi Huffman Freshman Representative, Marie Wall Sophomore Representative, Leigh Harris and Lynn Smith Junior Representatives, Bobbie Lou Waid Senior Representative, Vick i Custer Miad of Honor, and Cassandra Bolton, 1971 Football Homecoming Queen . 16 �Fall Brings Football, Homecoming Honors Autumn alternated between summer-Ii ke da ys and rainy days , and , enjoying both , LBHS students went to work on a new school year. Football homecoming ac tivities were planned ear ly and included badge da y, poster day, and the se lection of a homecoming queen For the first time , the student bod y nominated candida te s fo r queen and cou rt , and from the Seni or nominees , the lettermen se lected Cassandra McFarland queen A rained-out game with William Byrd couldn ' t dampen sp1 rits at the dance , and the Coval iers came back strong on Monda y night to stomp the Terr iers and have a great, but mudd y, ending to Homecoming . I I ·. ~. f' 1 i ·.• l TOP R IGHT : Mork W oo die , All -Di st ri c t Guard ; D eon Wertz , Al l D1 stri ct Def en si ve Hal f back , Lorry Gra y , l st T eam Tack le , 2n d T eam Fullba c k . BOTTOM RIGHT : Je rry C o ll ins , Mr . Foo tball . .: II: ' I "'-·· (_.-. < .• '·;. ~ '·· .'¥J.... , .~_ ~- ]7 �Valley-wide, State-wide, BOTTOM LEFT : Leigh Harri s, Vicki Custer, and Chris McMu rry traveled to Charlottesville in November for the Vi rginia High School League publications conference. Jeanette Haymaker also attended. TOP LEFT : Lord Botetourt was represented in the WBRA-TV quiz show " Who Knows?" by Sharon Frankl in , De vo n Lowdon, Bill Campbel I, and Joe Camper . TOP RIGHT : Our team wa s smarter , but the Girl Scouts were luckier on " Kl o ssroo m Kwiz". The team included Devon Lowdon , Patrick Fitzgerald , and Bob Castle. MID DLE LEFT : Barbaro Johnson, Devon Lowdon, Mike Hogon , Sidney Strong, and Wonda Divers p rac t ice fo r All-Regional Chorus . BOTTOM LEFT: Law rence Kin z ie , Henry Booze, Gory Drewery, and Rick Wi lliams recall the state convention o f Future Formers of America which the y attended du ring the summe r. �Botetourt Swings Into Action 19 �Lord Botetourt Ladies Turn Heads �Wherever They Go BOTTOM LEFT : Run ne r s-u p in the Bo tetourt County Juni o r M1 ss Pageant were Ruth Co ldwell , Miss Congeniality, Carol Berthol f , second runn er-up, and Jeanette Haymaker , fir st runner-up . T OP LEFT : Bobbie Lou Waid , Botetourt County ' s Juni or Miss , was third r unner-up in th e stote pogeont and a w i nner i n the Breck hairstyling contest T OP R IG HT · Nan cy Wile y and L ei g h H orris repre sen t L ord Botetou rt on the Sear s T een Boord and Ded1 Sprad lin and Bobbi e L o u Waid on the Miller & Rhoads Teen Boord . BOTTO M RIGHT : Rosal yn Spickard and C l emmer Ann Camper m ode l H ei ronimus Deb Council outfits. 21 �BOTTOM LEFT : School buses get cha ins for the slippery ride home . FAR LEFT : School bus drivers must bra ve the weather before anyone else. TOP LEFT: The FTA Christma s tree. TOP RIGHT: Joe Camper prepares to trim the tree . BOTTOM LEFT : Reverend Don Carlton of the Fincastle Methodist Church, speaker for the Christmas assembly. 22 �Winter Begins With Snowy Thanksgiving The first snow of winter meant getting out of school early - for the few hard y souls who made it - and not getting to school at al I for most. The snowy Thanksgiving brought the holiday season and the traditional FTA Christmas tree in the lobby . The SCA sponsored "The Hanging of the Ornaments ", during which each club added a decoration on the tree and extended Yule greetings to the student body . 23 �Musical Christmas Includes Carols, Rock Traditions and new ideas met - and produced some pleasant results - during the Christmas festivities. The bond and glee club presented a program of carols and popular Christmas music , and the Stage Crew presented a rock "jam session" featuring two local groups. Amid the soul sounds of the "Chordinators" Debbie Reed was crowned Snow Queen at the Christmas Dance sponsored by the FHA. 24 �BOTTOM LEFT : Mr. Wilson leads the band in "The Coventry Carol" . TOP LEFT : Snow Queen and Court : Juanita Coleman , attendant; Debbie Reed , Snow Queen; Mitzi Huffman , attendant ; and Corrie Toliver, ottendant . TOP RIGHT Vance Bower, Jimmy Williamson, ond Ben Harri s perform during th e jam session. BOTTOM RIGHT . Mrs . Murroy onnounces the glee club Christmos program . FAR RIGHT Ron Downing and troupe at the jam session. 25 �.. 26 �Feverish Backstage Activity Signals Curtain BOTTOM LEFT : Rick Bell and Cathy Miller receive la st-minute makeup t o u ches. TOP LEFT : Carol Berth olf experiments with theatrical makeup to ge t th e right coloring. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Bell , director of the play, lends a hand , while Bra xton Coo k .gets a new l ook from Mary Looney . BOTTOM RIGHT : Debbie Griffith helps Ron Downing w ith hi s "woodsman " look . 27 �For Junior - 28 Senior Production, �'T he M ou se Th at Roared' F~",,I ..... Presid ent of the United BOTT OM LEFT : Rober t Sprink le, a s the Blanto n , while Roger John , er Advis ry Milita his States , confe rs with WAC 's. TOP LEFT : the ignore to tries ist, Bertho lf, the mod scient Fenwi ckion Army. noble the of ge coura Ron Down ing bolste rs the and everyo ne gets into the TOP RIGH T : Fenwi ck meet s USA the Grand Duche ss of act. BOTT O M RIG HT : Ann Willia mson, as ses the war with Skip Fenwi ck, ho s anoth er pomeg ranate and discus Simm on s. 29 �There ore more things in heaven and earth than the imagination con fathom, and more facets to school life than the "big times" . The important events ore mode of moments, images, flashes of insight; the important memories include children, animals, and all things - and times -great and small. j\ --·- / ~ - - -- -.<'" 30 �Look Around - And See Our World ROAD ENDS 0.8 MI. . I CLOCKWISE: The images of school life . MIDDLE LEFT : The sons of Terr y Ayoub and Don Oakes ho ve their own wrestling match . 31 �TOP RIGHT: Youth Against Cruelty is o club that was organized to educate the public in animal care. Working with the Roanoke Va lley Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, it holds its monthly meetings at the animal she lter. The founders ore Mary Cockran , Susan Beckner, and Karen Graham. Its members come from orea high schoo ls. LOWER RIG HT : the Youth Association for Retarded Children is an organization formed to aid and help retarded children. Its members are Dori s Williamson, Loretta Sowers, Steve Sowers , Dawn Giles , R.G. Rucker, Beth Bawer , and Cathy Miller. Musicians and Concerned Students Participate 32 �Outside the Walls of LBHS TOP LEFT Barbara Johnson ' s s inging ability won her a place on the All-Virginia chor u s OPPOSITE LEFT . Kathy Fit zgera l d ho d the hon or of representing L o rd B o t e t ourt in the All-Regional Bon d. 33 �LB Students are Recognized TOP LEFT: Senio r Joe Comp er was presen t ed with the Bro th erh ood Awa rd . BOTTOM RIGHT: Corl John son was placed on the fir st tea m A ll Di stri ct Ba sketball team and the all-tournament team from L ord Bote t ou rt. Thi s team is ch ose n from all the pla ye r s in the Blue Ridge Distict. 34 �TOP RIGHT: Cathy Teaford was chosen by a local DAR chapter as the DAR good citizen. LOWER RIGHT: Joe Camper, V icki Custer, Bill Campbell, and Bobbie Lou Waid were chosen as Outstanding Teenagers of LBHS. For Outstanding Ability and Performance 35 �For the First Time at LBH 36 �Students Choose Homecoming Queen TOP LEFT : The 1971 Basketbal l H omecomi ng cou rt are introd uced during hal f-time of the Bot etourt-Jame s Rive r Game . FAR LEFT : Coach Bobb y Ca mper c rowns the H omecoming Queen. FAR LOW ER RIGHT: Ruth Cald we ll was se lected as 1972 Queen by the varsity lettermen .UPPER LEFT : Beverl y Belch er and Ka y Doole y represent th e Seni or class during homecoming act ivities. UPPER RIGH T : Anne Williamson and Barbara McClung we r e chosen by the Junior Clo ss o s their representat ives. LOW ER L EFT: Freshmen Tere sa Bryant ond Sophom ore Koren Burns al so take port i n the homecoming activities . 37 �LBH Girls Win Title Lord Botetourt's girls' basketball team finished their third season with an 11-0 record. This record entitled them to the Roanoke Valley championship title for 71-72. They were awarded a trophy for their performance after the second night of tournament play . 38 �Debby Ferris, Co-captain , was awarded a place on the A ll-tourney team for the Roanoke Va ll ey. Debbie Griffith also placed on the A ll -tourney teom . Kath y Smith , o senior, won a place on the Al I-Star team. Th is team is voted on by a l l team coaches. 39 �Fun is the Most Important 40 �Part of School Life ,.. ; .. l 41 �42 �43 �44 �LB 0 14 0 6 6 33 38 15 14 21 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONENT Covington Jame s Ri ve r Northside Buena Vista Alleghany Roanoke Catholic Addison William By rd Clifton Forge Glenvar 14 13 6 18 8 0 0 0 28 15 BOTTOM LEFT : 197 1-72 Cavalier Footba ll T eam. Row l : La rry Gray, M ark Woodie, Ernest Guilliams , Steve Weddle , Charle s Burrell. Row 2: Bill Bridgen , Dirk Cole, Mike Poole , Carl Johnson , Willie Simmon s, Managers Keith Blough and Joe Camper. Row 3: Harry Merchant, Mike G oad, Stan MacFar land, D ean Wertz, Dean H odges, John Blanton . TOP LEFT : Jerr y Collins recei v es a pass in the Cli f t on Forge game . TOP RIGHT : Stan Moc For lond hurries a Gl envar quarter back int o throwing in t erception. BOTTOM R IGHT : 1971-72 Cavalier Football Team . Row l : Bill y Bryant , John Reynolds, David Benson , Alon Cole, Mike Stucky. Row 2: Managers Mott Talbo t and Ja y Griffin , Murky T homas , Ton y B yrd , Barry St. Clair , Gordo n Sprinkle, T om Kirby , Moose Coleman . Row 3 : James K y l e, Mork C o l e, Jerry C o ll in s, Luth er Br y ant , Ste ve Good , Curt Weste rman. Cavaliers End Season With 5-5 Record 45 �46 �Johnson-Col Iins Passing Stuns Opponents The Cavalier defense he ld their opponents to just 102 points in 10 games, t h ree of wh ich were shutou t s. Thi s enabled the tea m to place 2nd in the Ro a noke Valley right beh ind Andrew Lewis of Salem . Mark Cole led the team wit h 182 defens ive po ints, a nd Dean Wertz , Mike Goad , and La rry Gray showed their defensive worth by be ing named to t he Blue Ridge District First Tea m Defense . Cole, W ertz , Hodge s, and Gray also rece ived hono rs on t he Roa noke Va lle y Area team. And the defense co ul d a lways rel y on the " Mad Stork", Mike Poo le. BOTTOM LEFT : Co llins ond t eommates demonstra te the Ca va lier 's defense which h e ld Add ison scorel ess. TOP LEFT: Capta ins Mark W oodie' outs id e lin ebocker, interior offensive lin eman an d Dean Ho dg es defensive e nd , interior offensive linema n. TOP RIGHT: Junior M ike Goad cra s hes through the Addison line and in t o the open for a long gain whi c h added to Lord Bo t etou rt 's 38 -0 rom p o ve r the Bu ll dogs . BOTTOM R IGHT : Cotches li k e t his one by J e rry C o llin s h e lped bala nce th e offense w h ic h le t the Cavaliers backs run wi ld th rough the ir o pponent ' s defense. 47 �48 �14-13 Victory Brings Home the Cider Barrel Although outstanding on defense , the Cavalier offense rallied strength to score with the super passing efforts of Carl Johnson to receivers Jerry Collins and Mike Poole. Their passing averaged over 150 yards a game. Dean Wertz and Mike Goad placed first and second, respectively, in the team ' s rushing , and Larry Gray was called on when short yardage up the middle was needed Mark Woodie, who was named to the First Team Blue Ridge District Offense, lead the Cavalier offensive line which enabled the backs to break into the clear for the score. BOTTOM LEFT: Halfback Curt Westerman intercepts while Stan MacFarland goes back to set up bl ocking on Westerm.an ' s return . TOP LEFT : The versatility needed in a quarterback 1s shown by Carl Johnson 's blocking , in addition t o his passing record. H ere Dean Wertz breaks for a long run against William Byrd, after blocking by Johnson. TOP RIGHT: Lorry Gray l ea ds Deon H odge s and Mike Goad in tenaci o us pursuit of the Gl envor runner , who was stopped for alm ost no gain . BOTIOM RIGHT : Junior Corl Johnson shows off as a runner , sp rinting out for a lo ng gain wh ich left him fourth in rushing for th e season. 49 �Scoreboard Lord Botetourt 7 14 12 6 0 37 .,. so 0 20 Clifton Forge Roanoke Cothol ic Glenvor Alleghany Cove Spring William Byrd Jomes River 6 16 8 27 6 0 · ~ - ,.- ....., J ... ) �JV Coval iers Produce 'Interesting' Grid Season "Very Interesting" was the best description of the baby Coval ier footbal I season. Fans watched a drive that started on Botetourt's own 20 yard line become a winning score 80 yards away with only fifteen seconds left on the clock. Dirk Col e attempted a 50 yard field goal against Glenvar with only seconds left and a 1412 score in Glenvar's favor. The J.V. team was also the first team to score on the power-house Cave Spring JVs . BOTTOM LEFT : J.V . Football team : Row l: Keith Cole , Den nis Dickerson , Bobby Chapmore , Donald Lo vern , Jeff Cole, Dwain Hunt, Steve Simmons , Bill y W ilhelm. Row 2 : Wes ley Steineke , Steve Simmons , James Crowford , Dirk Cole , Donnie Bryant , Gordon Sprinkle , John Blake. Row 3 : Mark Ikenberry, Mark Fralin , Dick Bail ey, Ralph Stull , Mark Clark , Doug Jones. TOP LEFT : Manag er Dann y Fow ler aids Steve Simmons in helmet repair. MIDDLE RIGHT : Captain s Go rdon Sprinkl e and Dick Bailey l ead t h e team . 51 �FAR LEFT: Keith Blough jumps high t o hit 2 points again st Byrd . MI DDLE LEFT : Wi llie Simmons shows h is wi nning fo rm in sinking this basket . N EAR TOP RIG HT : 5 ' 10 " Joe Camper was not afraid to go inside a s he drives against Addison . FAR TOP RIGHT : Corl Johnson , who does ever ything , hits on a short jumper against Ad dison . BOTTOM RIGHT : V arsity Ba sketba ll team: (left to right ) Gory Blough , Keith Bl ough , Deon Wertz , Mike Poole, Denny Crowder , W illi e Simmons, L.L . Jones , Lewis Deon . Fred Wi ley, Joe Campe r . Not pictured : Corl Johnson . 52 �Alleghany Victory Coach Campe r' s 200th 53 �Cavaliers End Season 2nd 1n Valley - 54 ---__; �Averaging over 72.5 points a game , the high-scoring Cavalier Machine held their opponents to just under 70 to place second in the Roanoke Valley. Three juniors anchored the front court. Corl Johnson , a 6'3 " center, who is as good on defense a s he is on offense , pulled down on average of 11 .5 defensive rebounds and blocked 5 shots per game. Forward Mike Poole was a strong rebounder and a highly under-roted player. Another forward, Willie Simmons, added a solid rebounder on the right side. BOTTOM LEFT : Mork Cole ond Chris McMurry keep all the records and stati stics. TOP LEFT: Lu c ill e Al l , vars it y scorekeeper , keeps the book; J.P. Jenkin s keep s tim e and score on the clock at William Byrd game. RIGHT . Captains Car l Jo hn son an d Joe Camper. 55 �Placing second in regular season, the Cavaliers went to the Blue Ridge District tournament with confidence and team spirit that carried them to a 71-69 victory over Alleghany. The next opponent, Addison, caught the Caval iers on a cold night and defeated Botetourt 73-52 . In the consolation game the Cavaliers trounced Cligton Forge 96-71 for the highest score in a single game for a Blue Ridge District tournament record . LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS 56 76-92 72-62 58-53 75-60 85-80 73-63 94-74 62-63 58-55 69-79 75-82 59-55 79-63 92-81 61-69 77-82 59-51 61-58 71-69 52-73 96-71 William Byrd Clifton Forge Addison Glenvar North side Alleghan y Buena Vista Covington James River Wi 11 iam Byrd Clifton Forge Addison Glenvar Alleghan y Buena Vi sta Covington James River North side Alleghany Addison Clifton Forge �Cavalie rs End Season by Defeatin g Clifton FAR UPPER RIGHT: Senior Fred Wiley odds a point in win over Jomes River. FAR LOWER RIGHT: Senior Deon Wertz , although locking needed experience , mode up with hustle. FAR LOWER LEFT : Mike Poole shoot s long jumper over Jomes River. NEAR LOWER LEFT : When Fred Wil ey wa s hot he wa s ho t and he burned the yes out of most people that guarded h im. NEAR UPPE R RIGHT : Second leading rebounder, Mike Poole stretches out to pul l another rebound again st Jomes River . NEAR UPPER LEFT : Botetourt press which caused turnover ofter turnover wa s· led by Corl John so n and Charles Burrell . 57 �58 �Talbo t Blasts JV Scoring Record BOTTOM R IGHT : J .V . Basketball team : Row l : Dennis Blough , Dick Bailey , Jerry Ril ey , Carlton Radc l iff, Mott Talbot , Steve Weddle, Robbie Leonard, Mike Rock. Row 2: Rhodes Crover , Jomes Crowford , Willi s Biscottie , R .G . Rucker , Pete Crowder , Dirk Co l e , Gordon Sprinkle , Jerome Basham , T o ny Mayhew. FAR TOP LEFT : Willie Biscottie, a real hust l er shoot s two over his opponen t . N EAR TOP LEFT : Go rdon Sprinkle l ooks underneath for a poss receiver . NEAR TOP RIGHT : Mott Talbot , high scorer for the team , hit s on a driving la y-up. FAR TOP RIGHT : Pete Crowder jumps fo r rebound against Addison . BOTTOM RIGHT : Managers Donn y Fowler an d Wi ll iam Brown . 59 �60 �Johns on Place s Third 1n State Meet FAR TOP: Junior Corl Johnson shows winning form which placed him third in State High jumping with 5 ' 10 ". FAR BOTTOM : Fron t Row , Rick Bell , Curt Westerman , Chris McMurry, Tony Byrd , Mork Cole , Joe Camper. Back Row: Dennis D ickerson , Bill Bridgen , David Crowder, Larry Gray, NEAR BOTTOM : Non -influential in school , but an all round athlet e springs out for a 19 ' 9 " in broad jumping. Although lacking in size and number, the Indoor Track Team made a good showing in the Blue Ridge Di strict Indoor Track Meet. With a total of eight people the trackmen threw together a surprising team. Carl Johnson got first in high jump, triple jump , and fourth in 500 yard dash . Chris McMurry got first in 500 yard dash ; Greg Jones g o t second in the high jump and fourth in broad jump. Mark Cole got second in pole vault, and a second place in the 880 relay with Chris McMurry, Charles Burrell , Greg Jones , and Carl Johnson . 61 �Gray Places Second In Wrestling Regionals BOTIOM LEFT : Mike Crowder goes for the pin . MIDDLE LEFT : Hea vywei ght Lorry Gra y, who wrestled man y opponents more than 60 pound s hea vie r than himself, controls a Glenvor man. TOP LEFT: Row 1: Allen Arney, Mike Huffman , Donnie Nea s. Row 2: Moses Anderson, Da vi d Crowder , Steve Spradlin , Gary Drewry, Steve Fralin , Horry Merchant, Larry Gray. TOP RIGHT: Mike Huffman puts a hold on hi s Glenvar opponent. MIDDLE RIGHT: Horry Merchant di spla ys hi s outstanding style in the Wrestling competition again st Glen va r. BOTTOM LEFT : Row 1: Julian Cincione, La wrence Kinzie, Wayne Johnso n, Marshal Woodson, John Reyno lds . Row 2: Randy Dee l, Bill Luke ns, Dennis Dickerson , James Ky le, Sherman Tribbett , Stanley Jones. Hindered by ine xperience, but driven by a gut desire to prove themselves on new ground, the Coval ier wrestlers were molded into shape by two of the best coaches around - Don Oakes and Mork Emick. The new wrestlers soon learned that their sport requires dedication and teammates Lorry Gray, Horry Merchont, Allen Arney, and Bill Campbell showed the ir energies and abilitie s. Although the team a s a whole hod onl y a few wi n s, the individual effort of few was outstanding. Larry Gra y was the only perso n in the district to draw with Philips from Covington, who ha s never been p inne d . Allen Arney, only 98 pounds but every inch wrest ling muscle, and Gory Drewry pin ned the best in the ir we ight classes 1 62 �63 �Thirty strokes ahead of their nearest opponents, the '71 Golf Team finished in first place in the Blue Ridge title match and brought home Lord Botetourt's only district championship for '70-'71 . In an exciting round at Botetourt Country Club, John Blanton was district champion, and Devon Lowdon runner-up . Finishing w ith a 2-2 district record and an 8-4 overall record, the golfers placed third in regional playoffs . 64 �'71 Golfers Blast into Blue Ridge Title BOTTOM: Golf teom and caddies, Row l · Willi e Simmo ns. Raw 2. Mark Cole John Blanton , Joe Camper , Keith Blough . Row 3· De von Lo,,;don. TOP: Joe Camper read y to tee off in Dis tric t match. TOP : John Blanton blasts out of a sand trap at Botetourt Country Club. BOTTOM : De von Lowdo n d ispla ys hi s st yle d u ring the district match . ... 65 �Track Season Best Since '61 ; Individual effort coupled with a strong team spirit and the performances of Barry Belcher, Mike Tucker, and Leslie Talbot enabled the '71 tract team to go undefeated in all dual meets . Leslie Talbot, who never placed less than second, hit a record high of 13 foot in the pole vault. Barry Belcher consistentl y added the l st and 2nd places in high hurdles and high jump . Mike Tucker triple jumped for a school record of 41 feet. 880 rela y with Barry Williamson, David Radcliff, David Dickerson , and Emery Burrell placed 5th in the state mile relay with Da vid Radcliff, Chris McMurry, Emery Burrell, and Mike Tucker took first in District . Other events which placed in district meets were: Larry Gray Shot; Doug Wilson Discus; Carl Johnson and Greg Jones - High Jump; Mike Tucker and Dean Wertz Broad Jump; Leslie Talbot, Glen Goad , and Mark Cole - Pole Vault; Barry Belcher High Hurdles; Barry Williamson l 00; Rick Bell Mile; Mike Tucker 440; Chris McMurry 880; Glen Goad and Dean Wertz - Low Hurdles ; Roland Martin - 2 Mile. I --- ~ ~.::~ li:!~~:::-Jlllll:v �Baseball Team Better Than Scores Indicate Individual effort o n the Baseball Team oversh adowed the season record, as Mike Good , guided by catcher Deon Hodges, lead the Lort Botetourt pitchers with l l strike outs against Addison . He was bocked by Jimm y , Eanes and infielders Richard Minnix, Reed Kell y, Donn y McFarland, and Murkey Thomas. Outfielders Bill Campbell, Keith Blough, and Mike Poole gave on all-out effort in stopping their opponents' run s . ,_ · ~' · '-- BOTTOM LEFT : Trac k Team . Raw l . Kenneth Wilson , Mike Tucker , Doug Wilson, Greg Jone s, Harry Merchant . Row 2 . Rick Bell , Emery Burrell , Da v id Rad c liff , Barry Wi lliamson , L .L . Jon es , Chri s M c Murry , Dav id Ben so n . Row 3 · Row land Martin , Ron Down ing , Larry Gray , Glen Goad , Mark Co le, Jack ie Wa dde ll , Man ag er. TOP LEFT . Mark Cole so res ea si l y over th e pole at practice . Da v id Radcliff hand s off the re lay baton t o Chris McMurry . TOP RIGHT: Ba seba ll Team , Row l : M ike H oga n , Dann y McFarland , Gar y Blough , D ean H odg es , Bill Campbel l , Reed Ke ll y , Micky L eonard. Row 2 Steve Bol ton , Murkey T h omas , Lenden Ea k i n , Steve Wedd le , Marv in Jennings , Jimmy Ean es , R ichard Minnix . Row 3 . Coac h Bill Wh itaker, K eith Blough , Mike Poo l e , Mike Goad , Ga ry Guillia ms , D enny Crowder . LOWER RIGHT Bill Campbell st ea Is seco nd . 67 �.f l j 68 �Girls Capture District Title TOP LEFT: Girls' Vars it y B<?sketball t eam cons i sts o f fron t row: K. Smith, T. \/Voddell , C. Horn s, D . Craft , C. P ay n e, and C . Overacre Bock Ro w: V. Stinnett , B. Meyerhoff, 0. Gnffith , D. Roberts B McClung , C. Thomas , D. Ferris , and K. Shi sler . MIDD LE LE'FT ; Coaches and bench len d support to pla ye rs in a cti on . BOTTOM LEFT : Dione Bowe and Susan Crowder serve the team as sco rekeeper and timer. Managers Dottie Branscom , Barbaro Stan le y a nd Kathy Sprinkel travel w rth the team and co re for equipment. LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS LBHS 61 41 56 69 58 69 55 54 73 71 48 Addison Liberty North Cro ss Andrew Lewi s William Fleming Jefferson Patrick Henry Cave Spring Wil liam Byrd Glenvar Roa noke Ca t ho I ic 12 36 36 33 38 21 39 37 20 32 33 69 �Girl s Vo ll eyball Expands Athletic Program Vo lleyba ll, the newest a ddi ti o n t o th e girl s' athl e ti c p rog ram , may ho ve bee n m o re of o c hall e ng e th a n t he girls e x pec ted . Th e t ea m e n ded th e sea so n w ith a 2-7 rec o rd and much needed ex pe ri en c e. Under t he coach ing of M rs. l( ing an d M iss Shaffer, t h e gi r ls learned t h e sk ill s an d tech ni q ues that ga ve o p po nents o fig ht a n d the p ro mi se of o t o p-fligh t t eam in '73. BOT T OM L EFT Capta in Ka t hy Smi t h . T OP LE FT : Ma sco t "P .T " t ur tle . Row l : Kathy Sm ith, Te resa Bry an t , Bar ba ra Stan ley , Debb ie Fe r ri s, Debbi e Craft . Raw 2 . Manage r T ime-kee per - Deb b ie G r iff i th , Ka t hy Sprinke l, Debbie Ro bert s, Kim Shi sle r , Da ra Ke ll y Sco re kee per . 70 �BOTTOM LEFT: The J.V. squad join the Varsity squad to cheer at a wrestling match. TOP LEFT : J.V . Cheerleaders Page Painter ; cocaptain, Clemmer Camper ; captain , Cindy Woodie, Pam W immer , Helen Keller, Sandra Bare , Karen Burns, Caro l Camper. Ml DDLE LEFT: The JV 's lead the freshmen in a loud cheer during a pep assembly. JV Cheerleaders Generate Pride, Pep 71 ��,.; ' 1971-72 Varsity cheerleaders, clack-wise from far left : Pam Meyerhoff, Ann Williamson , Jeanette Ha ymaker, captain , co-captain , Vicki Custer Babbie Lau Waid Leigh Harris, Down Giles , and Cathy Miller. �: I ..r. . 'P ....: .... ...'' ' :-... .:,. ~ ~ ®. ...:: ..;: :~ :- •' • ~ :~ . ;~ ~ ".... ..:.. .. ... . " t• ,. r ' .. 'P .. 74 , /'... " l . - 0 'l ~ - '. ~ ' :-.:.. ....~ · ~ 1 -- ~ t . .' ~ ' ~ .. ' ...... !· �' !'.. .... ...: 0 ~,.... . ... .... . ;- :. ~ . ~ , 1. t ' ~~ f ''[ 2' .. ..... 75 �Twenty-one students full of energy got together in August and, by March had produced the larges t, most colorful yearbook eve r at Lo rd Botetourt. The sixthperiod chaos session may have confounded classroom neighbors, but the noise produced ideas that became "Desiderata", the story of 1971-72. 76 Earl y in the year, three staff members and Miss Muse, SHIELD advisor, traveled to Charlottesville for the VHSL Publications Conference and accepted a First Place award for the '7 1 SH I ELD . As the year ended, yearbook staffers were making p lans for a summer conference '73 yearbook. �Shield Staff Gets Off To A Running Start ..... ' ·~~-. I • • t BOTT OM LEFT : C o-ed itors Vicki Cus ter an d Jeanett e Ha ymaker. T OP LEFT : Staff Clemmi e Campe r, Page Painter , M ar k Wood ie , Bobb ie Lo u Waid , Mark Cole , Le igh Harr is , Pam Meyerhoff , Anne Bowman , Betsy Meyerhoff . - TOP RIGHT : Staff Da vid Reed, Debbie Griffith , Barbara McCl ung , Ann Delong , J oyce Craft , Karen Burns , Gail H o gan , Don na C o nner , Danny Ri ve rs. N ot pictured: Chris McMurry BOTTOM RIGH T: Pam Meyerhoff and Mark Cole re late the latest SHIELD news t a fell ow staff members. 77 �_j I '\ · ,,,--- '- . ..... ~ 1111111 Stage Crew Purchases New Curtains 78 �Activity was the word for the Stage Crew this year. Wherever a microphone or sound system was needed the members provided the service, in addition to handling sound, lighting, and construction for the JuniorSenior play . Money earned from their candy sales and jam session tickets was used to buy new curtains for the stage and equipment for electronics class. Sponsor of the Stage Crew is Mr . Nedrow, and senior members include Robert Castle, Braxton Cook, Skip Simmons, David Foutz, and Roy Bolton . BOTTOM LEFT : Setting the stage for an assembl y are Bra xton Cook, Dan King , Danny Fouler, Mark Clark, Jim Eanes , Bill Campbell , and Ben Harris. TOP LEFT : Skip Simmons, Steve Jenks, and Jeff Southers adjust lighting behind stage . TOP RIGHT: Dean Caldwell , Billy Hartless, Kenneth Manuel, Bonnie Bryant , Preston Paff, Mike Waugh, and Wesley Steineke assemble risers for the glee club . BOTTOM RIGHT : Roy Bolton , David Foutz , and Robert Castle check the sound room . 79 �I ' M ixed Chorus is one of Lord Botetourt's largest and most active organizations. Under the dedicated direction of Mrs. Martha Murray, the chorus presented John St. Peterson 's cantata "A Song Unending" at area churche s. The " Little Group" composed of fifteen se lected members of the 52-voice chorus, ente rtained social , church, and civic organizations in both Roanoke and Botetourt. This group also enterta ined Gove rno r Holton in Fincastle. Seven mem bers we re se lected to attend the Concord Invitat iona l Chora l Fest iva l, w here they took part in music act ivit ies w it h either Virginia and West Virg in ia hi gh school studen ts, and five members were chosen to participate in All-Regional Chorus in Pulaski. 80 �Mixed Chorus Members Entertain Governor Holton BOTTOM LEFT : Chorus member s attending the Concord In vi tati o nal Choral Fe stival were Devon Lowdon , Randoll Cronise , Mike Hogan, Rosalyn Spickard, Bobbie Lou Waid, Naomi Spickard, and Ruth Coldwell. MIDDLE LEFT : Lord Botetourt mixed chorus. TOP LEFT : Accompanists Randall Cronise, organ, and Barbara Johnson, piano. TOP RIGHT: Little Group members Devon Lowdo n , Mory L ooney, Ion Lowdon , Mike Hogon , Kathy Gra y, Roger Bertholf, Car o l Bertholf, Bobbie Lou Waid, Donna Ca stle , Dianne Boue, Rosalyn Spickard, Mory Deel , Naomi Spickard, Ruth Caldwell, Wonda Di vers Priscilla Grindstaff , and Dione Clark . BOTTOM RIGHT: Glee ' Club officers De von Lowdon , Barbaro John so n , Ro salyn Spickard , Diane Clark , Ann Bowman , Donna Reynolds, Wonda Di ve r s Vickie Ta cke tt , R uth Potsel, and Brenda Akers. ' 81 �Learning �Precision routines and a solid sound were hallmarks of the marching band as they entertained at football games and at Christmas parades in Vinton and the Apple Blossom Festival parade in Winchester . At the Southeastern Band Festival in Bristol, the band received a division 11 rating . The concert band participated in Martinsville and sent representatives to the Morehead State University band clinic . Mark Band Schedule - - ----·- - - - - - - BOTTOM LEFT : Drum Majorette Kay Scagg s, Ma jo rettes Judy Duncan and Cindy Poulin. M IDDLE : Lo rd Botetourt Marching Band. FAR RIGHT: Drum Ma jor Damon Pearson . LO WER RIGHT: Drill Team 83 �L__ _ Al\ '1 The student art chapter of Lord Botetourt High School consists of thirty-five students, most of whom are taking art classes. The purpose of the art club is to give those students who have a special interest in art a chance to put their abilities to good use . These abilities are used to make posters and decorations for plays, dances, and other school activities. This year the art club worked on a mosaic of Botetourt County. Each yea r the club raises money through candy sales to take an educational trip. Thi s year the art club went to Richmond to tour the art department of Virginia Commonwealth Univers ity, the Virginia State Museum and seve ral state build ing s. BOTTOM and TOP LEFT: A rt Club members relax at Tinker Mill. TOP RI GHT : Art display prepared fo r parent's bock-to-school night . N EAR LOWER RIGHT: A rt Club members at the water wheel at T inker Mi ll . FAR LOWER RIGHT: Art Club office rs Donna Castle , Carolyn Pa yne , Holl y Brown , Koren Bore , and Mo rk W oodie . _..,.,,..- . ,,,,_..-..-. · 84 �Art Club T ours State Buildings 85 �Pep Club Institutes 'Mr. Hustler' Award 1\....,/ l \ M IDDLE LEFT : Pep C lub members . TOP LEFT : The football teom get s involved in a pep a sse mbl y sk it. TOP RIGHT: Pep club officers Dora Ke lly, Cathy Gibson, Gail Hogan , Brenda Kessler , Cathy Gray . M IDDL E RIGHT : Damon and friend s add their own kind of spirit . BOTTOM RIGHT: Cheerleaders and bond member s ore always o n hand to ass ist and cheer the pep c lub skit. 86 The Pep Club seeks to involve the students in school activities with as much spirit as possible . Activities of the club include selection and presentation of the Hustler Awards, Mr Basketball and Mr. Football contests, and s ki t s for Pep Assemblies . The sponsor is Mr Lo ugh . �87 �88 �GAA, FCA Emphasize Growth Through Athlet ics The Girls ' Athletic Assoication i s designed to encourage the participation of girl s in the school ' s program of physical education, to promote good scholarship and school spirit , to establish the idea of health and fitnes s, and t o devel o p a true spirit o f spo rt smanship among the powder puff footbal I game and intramural basketball, as well as the girl s' basketball and volleyball team . The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an o rgani zation of young men who ex cel in athletics and believ e firmly in the Christian ideals as a m o ld for thei r li fe style . Its purpose is to prom o te clean and Ch r i st ian living while participating in the school 's athle t ic pro gram . LOWER LEFT : Fell owship o f Ch r i stia n Athl et es. MIDDLE an d TOP LEFT : Girl s' Athl etic A ssoc iati o n TOP RIGHT : GAA offi cer s Bet sy M eye rh off , Cathy Smith , Do ra Kell y , a nd Sue Owe n . M IDDLE RIGHT : Girl s' A thleti c A ssoci ati on . 89 �SCA Seeks Involvement The Student Cooperative Association of Lord Botetourt provides an opportunity for all students to participate actively in student government. During t he year, the SCA took suggestions from the student body and brought them before the administration, in a continued effort to create a better relationship between the students and faculty. This year the SCA participated in the state SCA Project, a gloss rec ycling drive. The money collected for the gloss will be used to buy trash cons to be placed along Virginia's highways. Other undertakings included a Student Directory and Handbook, smoking block, and ommendments to the Constitution . BOTTOM LEFT : President Ruth Coldwell conduct s on SCA meet ing . TOP LEFT : SCA repres entatives. TOP RIGHT: SCA officers an d committee chairmen Bill Campbell, Keith Blough , Clemmer Campe r, Luanne Reedy, Joe Camper, Ruth Coldwell , and Jimmy Wi lli a mso n . BOTTOM RIGHT · SCA representatives . 90 �In Statewide Eco log y Proj ect 0 ·t • ' .. :.1 !. .L. ; ~ { ~ .,_ . 91 �J AL<£0 , ~'~n")).. "l"'/ \L'-0v c&.Q '+C\JL_,J C'~c'-t. ~Gl:\r,'\.J__,,_'J u_:: Q.. 0~,, ~\_))._£\ tf ll"'l'f~u !JA,,·' f\JG:..) 'if'\Jj_, t .:i,t ~\1)~ . G"' ~ l'-0-::· ~ cJ; Q.~\,~ L'-'"--.dc;:;\ ~,j;- \J& . ~'t <Y~ .Lu,c:Ju -Ca ~D\,0 O.,v'--e\ ~ "rvVVvV'"'t . ~ lD ;lSLSi- (\[Y\_Q__, c~~ ~v~ -l9_e/yvQ.L~ ~~ 1,\J\~. dot:o u~ &u-u J~nL 92 1 �BOTTOM AND MIDDLE LEFT : FHA membership. TOP LEFT : FHA officers Tereso Le onord , Pot Morris , Tereso Rhoode s , Corrie Toliver, Betty Croft, St e phanie Burris, Fredo Lee, Fronces Honnoboss. MIDDLE RIGHT : FFA membership. BOTTOM RIGHT : FFA officers Robb ie Th e im e r, Do v id Bu sh , Gory Dre wery, Grover Deel, Colvin Ronk . The FFA is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curricuvocational agriculture. Among other things, lum members learn through active participation, how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to solve their own problems, to speak in public, to buy and sell cooperatively, finance themselves, and to assume civic responsibility . The foundation upon which the Future Farmers of America organization is built includes leadership and character developement , sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture , organized recreation, and citizenship and patriotism. Future Homemakers of America is designed to help individuals improve personal , famil y , and co mmunity living. Among the club's activities ore the Chr istmas Dance, FHA Week, and the Parent-Daughter Banquet . The biggest project was earning money to redecorate the Home Econom ics Deportment . " Make Time Work For You " is the project for thi s year. Future Homemake rs, Farmers Assume School And Civic Responsibil ities )I I 93 �94 - I' �Future Teach ers, Business Leaders Recogni ze Faculty, Secretaries The Lord Botetourt Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is composed of students interested in a career in education. This yea.r the FTA sent delegates to the state convention and recognized the teachers during American Education Week. They also planned a tutoring program for the school, sponsored the "Lady Botetourt" pageant, visited the elementary schools in the county and a state college. BOTTOM and Ml ODLE LEFT FT A membership TOP LEFT FT A officers Leigh Harris, Jean Graham, Jeanette Haymaker , Sharon Franklin , Bet sy Meyerhoff, and Cathy Teaford TOP RIGHT : FBLA officers Donna Bison , Gail Montgomery , Tere sa Cohoon , Mike Dooley , Wanda Diver s, Vickie Ta ckett, Alice Hall , and Brenda Akers . MIDDLE RIGHT · FBLA member ship Encouragement of school spirit and good business practice were the aim s of the FBLA this year. The sa le of "Cavalier" pennants and mum s brought students into homecoming activitie s and provided fund s for field trip s to Virginia Western Community Co ll ege , National Business College , and the Radford regi ona l meeting . The group presented roses to the sc h oo l secretaries during " National Sec retary ' s Week" and observed Nati o nal FBL A Week with specia l in -school acti v ities . 95 �Newest LBHS Organizations Offer Vocational Industrial, Retail Experience Lord Botetourt. students attending the Botetourt County Vocational School ha ve the opportunity to join VICA, the Vocational-Industrial Clubs of America. VICA prepares yo uth for life . It brings together young men and women who share common interests for an exchange of ideas, a discu ssio n of problems and the o pportunity to work toward common purposes. VICA offfer s prestige and recognition through a national program o f awards and conte sts . It broadens perspect i v es through interc lub and interstate activities . It offers co-curricular activities that make education and train ing more meaningful . VICA instills The Distributive Education Club of America is new at Lord Botetourt this year. Its members are students in the distributive education program who use the club as a social outlet, since they can attend few school related events due to their work schedules. The club offers dinners, dances, and club-sponsored parties. These members also provide advertisement help for sc hool project s such as the Junior-Senior play and SCA activities, in addition to competing against other area DECA clubs in salesmanship, advertising, display and other retai I -related contests. spirit and a de sire to l ea rn , to grow, to beco m e . MIDDLE LEFT : VICA membership. MIDDLE RIGHT DECA officers James Hosey, Dan King, Karen Kuykendall, Mike Dooley , and Sam H olling swo rth . LOWER RIGHT : DECA membership . 96 �97 �The Red Cross is a chapter of the National American Red Cross . The local group sponsored the Bloodmobile at the school and a party for veterans at the VA hospital in Salem , in addition to participation in area Red Cross acti vi ti es . The Y-Teens, affiliated with the Salem YWCA, are sponsored by Mrs. Mason. During 1971-72, the club sold poppies for the Disabled American Veterans and made posters for a YWCA antique show . Donna Castle won 1st place in the poster contest. The club participated in the 2nd Heironimus Y-Teen Fashion Show in April , helped publicize the November Teens for Christ Rally, and attended the State Midwinter Conference at Camp Montgomery near Fincastle . Doro Kelly and Rebecca Humphrey attended the World Conference in Washington D.C. and helped pion a sidewalk Art Show in spring. Red Cross, Y-Teens Serve School, Community 98 �----- ---- · ~ BOTTOM: Y-Teens offic ers H ol l y Brown , L isa Murray , Donna Ca stle, Koren Graham , Lindo Bryant , Do ro Kelly , Becky Humphrey. MIDDLE LEFT : Y-Teens. TOP RIGHT . Red Cros s o fficers Beth Bower , Anne Bowman , Do nna Bison MI DDLE RIGHT· Red Cro ss THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS NOV ·25 TO 28 members. 99 �MEET HE STRANGEST The Library Club i s composed of those students who, voluntarily during their study halls, assist other students in the use of the library. Annually the members engage in a service project for the community. In the spring, a trip was taken to a nearby college library to observe how it functioned. M IDDLE LEFT : Library Club membership. TOP AND MIDDLE RIGHT: Librar y Club m ember ship . BOTTOM RIGHT: The spi an s. 100 �Library Club Serves Student Study Needs; Thespians Troupe Reorganizes ... . ) ~ ·_ i'~l ... ' ' I0 I �Students inducted into the National Honor Society must rate in the four qua I it ies of scholarship, leadership, character, and service . This year 23 juniors qualified and w ere inducted in November . Fund rais i ng activities were conducted to obtain money for a scholarship at graduation for a senior. Taking an active interest in Ecology, the chapter participated in the glass recycling project in cooperation with the Student Council . NHS, Debaters Attain Academi c Excel lence 102 �The Science Club is on organization for students with a specific interest in, and the desire to contribute to the advancement of science. The club sold candy to finance their projects and field trips. They also provided a scholarship for a senior who wishes to continue his study in the field of science. During the year, the club took trips to Hol I ins College, Roanoke College, and Virginia Western Community College. Student Scient ists Tour Area College Labs BOTTOM LEFT: NH S officers Ruth Co ldwe ll , Devon Lowdon , Joe Camper, Bill Campbell, and Poula Gatewood. MIDDLE LEFT : Noti onal H onor Society. TOP: Debaters Rodney Smelser , Charles Lamb, Patrick Fitzgerald , and Kevin Kays . M l ODLE RIGHT : Science Club. BOTTOM RIGHT: Science Club Officers Mark Shisler, Ruth Caldwell, and Randoll Cronise. 10 3 �• •••• •• • • • • .- • • • .. I .- ~ ,a . ~ It: IEl • 104 • • • • u fJ n •• • • •• ••• �-' Lf) 0 LABORS A N D A S P lR A T lO N S ' I • • • • • • • .......... �\ \ '- ' �"A dream becomes a reality." Botetourt County's long-awaited Vocational School opened in September to serve Lord Botet o urt and James River students who seek employment immediately following plan to graduation from high school. Students in grades ten through twelve traveled to Finca stle daily for a threehour session in a variety of fields . Course offerings included Drafting, Industrial Maintenance Mechanics, Automotive Mechanics, Building Trodes, Home Econ o mic s and Wage Earning , and a three year program in Cosmetolog y . Automotive Mechanics provided a training program for developing skills needed to inspect , diagnose, repair, and adjust automotive vehicles, and Bui I ding Trodes taught the skills i nvolved in construction of buildings, including experience in masonry, electrical wiring, plumbing, and carpentry. Cosmeto logy students ventured into the world of hair and skin core, and students who complete the course ma y qua I ify for state licensing . Drafting students learned to read and understand drawings, use equipment of the profession, execute specialized drawing procedures, food preparation, sewing, and child core were the concerns of Home Economics, and graduates of the course ore prepared for positions in food preparation, olterer 's hydraulus helper, and the like. A Cluster of trodes trained students fluidics , welding, machine trodes in Maintenance Mechanics to obtain a secure position in industry. Vocat iona I Schoo l Serves Sixty LBHS Stude nts BOTTOM LEFT : Lorry St . Clair , Ronnie Huffman , Billy Deel , Jerry Tuck David Kinzie, Melvin Moron , and Robert Murray discuss the work(ng of the engine. TOP LEFT: A drafting s't udent beg.ins an other project . BOTTOM RIGHT : Rodney Word bu ilds it up so he con tear it down . 107 �Curriculum Offers Occupational Variety 108 �TOP LEFT : Donald St . Clair, Dexter Miller, and Tommy Stanley test some theories of engine operation . BOTTOM LEFT : Dav id Young and William Nowlin gain some practice experience with mortar . TOP RIGHT: Safety comes first as Kenneth Brickey checks the machine before starting it. BOTTOM RIGHT : Mike Cumbie, Leslie Dunbar, and Gary Sprinkle are determined to make that truck the smoothe s t-running one in town. \ I \ ~- I '09 �110 �.,,- . . .. .. I / --- ~ Voc atio nal Stud ents Gain Care er Adv anta ges BOTTOM LEFT : Warren Good and Tommy Brumfield discuss the workings of one of the machines wi th w h ich they must become acquainted . Harry Herchant tries a new styli ng trick in cosmetolog y. TOP LEFT: Terr i Trail and Pot Craft comb away and dread of the day that the heads wil l be real ones. TOP RIGHT : Larry Caudle and Billy Ferrell prepare to use a new welding technique. Judy Muse is the chief bread baker in home economic s . BOTTOM RIGHT: Chester Gray and Leon Ed wards inspect a machine in industr ial maintenanc e. 111 �l The Di stributi ve Education program, instituted at Lord Botetourt for the fir st time this year, gave students on introd uction to the world of retail and merchandising. Wo rking for a half-da y , the D.E. students gained vol uoble on-the-job experience and the technical know-how in D .E. class. The program is directed by Mr. Da vid Bailey. BOTTO M LEFT : Barbaro J ohnson shows merchandise to a c ustomer in Lazarus. TOP MIDDLE: Jone Duncan prepares to make a so le at Hic kory Form s. TOP RIGHT: Th e D.E. stude nt s' displa y soys it oil. BOTTOM RIGHT : Brenda Akers at work as a cashier in Roses Mo ll store. Distributive Education Provides 1 12 �J) you'VE GOT ALOT TO LIVE ... J--AND D.E.'S GOT :·,._ , . .tALOT TO GIVE I] ' j, Va I uable Job Experience CHECK) ~us\ it .- ~PPRa~m ~T 1\3 �Studies which benefit all students with recognition and encouragement of the individual ability of each is the aim of the Lord Botetourt curriculum . Electives for col I ege-bound students include offerings in both the arts and sciences. Typing, shorthand, general office practice , and bookkeeping prepare business students for jobs or future business study . All students, after completing the minimum requirements , may pick electi v es to round out their schedules with courses relev ant to them. D~ verse Studies Aim of Curri cu lum I I4 �r l BOTTO M LEFT : T yp i ng I I class tackles yet another timed writing TOP LEFT : A Spanish student perfects h i s diction TOP RIGHT : Jackie Gui lli ams and hi s la b partner produce resu lts in chem i stry . FAR RIGHT : M rs. Th oma s and Skip Simmons search for o caree r. BOTT OM RIGHT . Jeffy Col l ins bakes great muffin s in Bo ys ' H ome Eco nomi cs. I l 115 �Studies Recognize Individuality, Talents ,, ~ - \ 116 �LOWER Ml DDLE: Drafting students tackle a new assignment. TOP LEFT : Home Economics gives practical instruction in clothing construction. TOP RIGHT: Ann Williamson experiments with wa- tercolors. LOWER RIGHT : Joe Camper, Sue Owen, ond Cindy Waugh take advantage of a "free minute" in class. - 7 u,j -o u .!b,, ',~~:~j, · p,~" I 17 • �l 18 �)> () I r 0 0 _, Tl I m c z < m ~ l/) m 119 �Sandra Bare leads class of '75 Karen Adams Timmy Amas Alice Anderson Mase s Anderson Cindy Arthur Mike Arthur June Austin Lewi s Austin Sue A y ers Ronn ie Barton Al ice Boo t he 12 0 Dick Baile y Jahn Beahm Da v id Boothe Patrick Baker Jo hn Beake Terr y Boo the Mickey Barbour T o mmy Bibb s Debra Boyer Sandra Bare Barbaro Blevins Gary Brad ford Connie Barton Dennis Blough Georgia Branscom �through first year at L.B. Henry Brogan Donnie Coldwell Wi lliam Brown Kathy Callahan Debbie Bryant Rnody Callahan Donnie Bryant Jomes Campbell T eresa Bryant Carol Camper Mork Burkett Bobby Chapmon Closs Officers Sandro Bore , Sharon Le e, Barbaro Kuykendoll , Carol Camper , and Georgia Branscom ex p lo re their new " home " . 121 �Freshmen quickly adjust David Chocklett Mork Clark Dirk Cole Jeff Cole Keith Cole Renee Colemon Lynn Compton Roy Compton Bobby Cook Pam Croft Jomes Crowford Beth hos large dose of high curriculum with algebra. 122 Debbie Croft Esther Craig Teresa Crews �to high school curricula and activities Pete Crowder Steve Dogan Koren Coulson Linda Donalds Gary DEWeese Patrick Dooley Den n is Dickerson Jill Dudding James Dickerson Ron ald Dudding Rodney Doga n Shel b y Dud I ey Bi I ly Dunba r L o i s Dun can Manue l El ler Caro l Fal ls William Ferrel l Becky Fitzgera ld Debro Fleming Jimmy Fral in Mork Frali n Dol e Foster Do n Fowler T on y Fulp C o r l Gibson N orma Gibso n L indo Gil l 12 3 �Practica I class room experiences Donnie Good Jerry Goad Luanne Graham Kathy Gray Wanda Gray Allan Green Cheryl Grubbs Sue Guilliams C o nn i e Gu y nn Je rr y Hartman Erni e H os ey 124 Larry Hale Ro ger Ha y th Ton y Hudgin s Vicky Hall Joe Haupt Carl Huff Timmy Harlowe Beth Hightower Mitzie Huffman Cindy Harris Attie Hill Cathy Humphrey Sue Harris Robery Hively Mike Humphrey �and school spirit mold freshman persona lity Duane Hunt D onn ie Kelley Cindy Hutch ens Tony Ke lley Su e Harr is adju st s that pattern g r eot 1 again - Mark Ikenber r y Wilma Kern Robin Ingram Lind a Kess I er Barbara Jone s Sandra Kessler Donnie Kelle y La wrence Kinse y but the r esu lt s looked Marsha K i ns ey Barbara Ku y kenda 11 Sha r on L ee Wa l lace L emon Terr y Leo n a rd Peggy Lewi s 125 �Freshman Participation Donald Lovern John Lukens William Lukens Douglas Moin Kitty Mann Kenneth Manuel Donnie Martin Ronald Martin Who's that playing chess:> Is it Steve Simmons. 126 or Steve Simmons:> Gary Mays Russel I Mays Wayne Maxey �Swells Club Memberships Mike McClure Debbie Meadow Crystal McCray Kathy Meadows Alice Muncie Carol Nida y Jay Noel Donnie Neas Candy Noble Billy Nugent Eddie McFalls Grace Merchant Grace Meade Ro y Minnix Corl Meador Jeff Moran Jay Noel practices the best known of all st u dent arts eye on the ha/ Is. Koren Meador Virginia Morris keeping an 12 7 �First High School Experience Roy Ostendorf Ello Porker Wonda Payne Nancy Pendleton Donna Perdue Kathy Rader Drema Redman Greg Reed Steve Reed Carter Richard son Karen Riele y Freshmen Boys begin w ith the basics in Earth Science . 128 Kevin Reynolds Dennis Richardson Sharon Riele y �I 1 Yields New Perspectives 1n Living and Learning Barbara Roberts Charles Slusser Debbie Roberts Reggie Smelser Lee Roberts Timmy Smith Billy Ronk Vicky Smith Freddy Ross Steve Simmons Kim Shisler Steve Simmon s One inno vative freshman find s a high perch for o unique v iew of the pep assembl y . Connie Simon Charlotte Sizemore Steve Sowers �Frosh look forward to summer Rex Spence Donna Spickard Gardon Sprinkle Larry Sprinkle Barbara Stanley Candy St. Clair Connie St . Clair Dawn St. Clair Dennis St. Clair We s ley Steineke Ro s s Stewart Ro bin Ingram kn ows that after thi s exam , the year' s ove r! 13 0 Eunice St. Clair Bruce Stephens Robin Stilton �, and their return as Sophomores Mike Stuckey Rae Thacker Ralph Stull Katherine Thomas Dennis Tutphin Jimmy Thompson James Switzer Mary Thornton Mark Tate Mary Tittle Arnold Ta y lor Sherman T ribbi t Sue Tucker Sandy W addell Steve W ampler Mike W augh W illiam Wi lhelm Rick W illiam s General W il so n Robin W il son Timm y W il son Cind y Wood i e Mar sh a ll Woodson Cind y Wrig h t Coral yn Wy mer 13 1 �Poulin leads slate of all-girl officers 132 Pam Amas Susan Beckner Allan Arney Debbie Ben so n Bobby Arnold Willie Biscottie Cindy Arthur Stewart Bison Patty Barnett Faith Bloodworth Jerome Basham Betty Bocock Dian e Bow e Bill y Br y ant Steve Brannon Ronnie Bry ant Dottie Branscom Siva Buchanan Mary Breedlove Karen Burns Wanda Brickey Chari es Burrel 1 Becky Bridgen Jerry Byers �for '72 Sophomore Class Class officers, Cindy Poulin, Ann Reynolds , Pam Amos, Kathy Fitzgerald , and Gail Hogan , know that the Sophomores ha v e " one way " to g o ahead. David Cahoon Julien Cincioni Jerry Cahoon Sheila Cline Dean Caldwell Mary Cockran Glen Caldwell Gary Coleman Clemmer Camper Juanda Coleman Koren Caud le Jimmy Co l lin s 133 �Sophomores Seek Variety 1n Studies Allan Arney and friends take a lighthearted view of physical education class not the ones exercising. Donna Connor Rhodes Craver 134 D-;bbi e Craft Jack Crush Ronnie Craft Ann Davis Wallace Craft Vicky Da v i s Les I ie Craig Lacey Day when they're Tony Crantz James Deel �From Vocational School to Fine Arts John Deel Jock Dudding Maurice Fi she r Debbie D eno ff Ju dy Duncan Kathy Fitzgerald James Dicker so n Lendon Eakin Clifford Flannagan Becky Dogan Patsy Eakin David Frantz Larry Dogan Mary Edward s Pegg y Gorri son Timm y Dogon T immy Eggar s Anna Garst Kath y Gibson Wayne Gill Steve Goad Fern Greenwa y Karen Graham Debbie Gra y bill Judy Gra ybi l l Rex Graybi ll 135 �JV Cheerleaders and Sophomore Band Members 136 Terry Groybi 11 Char l ie Haupt Mike Greg Shelia Hill Kathy Gray Judy Hobson Ernest Guilliams Earnest Hadges Freddie Hancock Gail Hogan Roger Hartless Beverly Hoosier W ill iam Huntley Ric k y John so n Mike Huffman W ayne Johnson Irene Jami son Da v id Jones Betty Janney Loura Jones Ned Jeter Stanley Janes Roger Hartless Kevin Kayes �Lend Vita I ity to Pep Assemblies Vickie Keith Kirby Lamp er sburger H e len Ke l ler Tim Lanni ng Brenda K essler Joanne L a zenby J.L . King K erry L ee James Kyle Ka ren L eana rd Cha rl es L a mb Robbie Leana rd C indy Pau li n ta kes t ime out fro m t h e pep assembl y faro laugh with Ju dy D uncan . T ere so L eana rd Robyn Littl e Joyce L etchfard Mary L ooney Quinn L i nkenauger Janice L ave 13 7 �Sophomore Energy Sets The Pace Mike Love Julie Loving Tony Mayhew Robin Mays Debbie McDaniel Harry Merchant Syvonnie Merchant Glenda Montgomery Kathy Moore Mary Moran Paul Moran Pat Morris Vick ie Mo rri s Wil liam Nowlin 138 Cath y Moses Cath y Overacre David Mowles Debbi e Owen Gary Noel Ricky Mullins Judy Newton Debbie Noel Bruce Noble Don Obenshain �In Clubs, Classrooms, and Community Marsha Oyler Preston Poff Anne Reynolds Terry Painter Steve Prusac Belinda Rice Page Painter Cindy Poulin John Reynolds Cindy Parker Carlton Radcliff Jerry Riley Debbie Persky David Reed Dan Rivers Kath y Pla tz Luanne Reed y Steve Rob~rtson Gail H agan and Brenda Kessler d i sp l a y the sp ir it that won them a " hussler award " . r=tlr~ R t. E:.. W1N(Yi J 7o0 CR I I 139 �1971-72 Ends With Sophs Jomes Robinson Tom Robinson Mike Rock Potty Rock R.G. Rucker Doris Ruff Lindo Saville Kim Smith Jerry Smith Kathy Sprinkle Donna Steven s 140 Margaret Snider Barry St . Cloi r Pam Swartzel Debbie Spickard Ginger St. Clair Mott Talbot Naomi Spickard Janet St. Clair Pam Trembly Vickie Spickard Nancy St. Clair Robbie Theimer Steve Spradlin Graham Stevens Terri Trail �Planning For Active Junior Year Ross Turner Morie Woll Steve Weddle Roy Wilson Jacky Waddell Jackie Webb Milton Wiley Mory Ann Womack Louro Jones finds that working with a friend helps. June Willard Connie Wood Willa Williams Joyce Woods Pam Wimmer Debbie Woodie Leslie Wilson Lorr y W right 141 �Junior Off ice rs, Led by Pearson, John Abbott Jimmie Ailstock Denise Akers Gail Anderson Shirley Austin Vicky Boker Koren Bore John Basham Junior class officers, Damon Pearson, Denise Akers , Doro Kelly, Ko y Scagg s and Pam Tabo r hove " high " plans for their class. 142 David Benson Lorry Bi shop Gory Blough Roger Bertholf Donna Bison Steve Bolton �Make Early Plans for Prom and Rings Dionne Boothe Anne Bowman Lonnie Booth Bill Bridgen Henry Booze Ronnie Brooks Debbie Bott Nancy Broughmon Beth Bower Holly Brown Greg Bower Luther Bry ant Juniors hove a six- fingered chance for their ring. Wayne Bryant Pot Buchanan Emery Bu rr ell Greg Burrell Stephanie Burris Da v id Bush 143 �Juniors Set High Academic Goa Is; Ton y Byrd Teresa Cohoon Norman Caldwell Gladys Callowa y Jeff Callahan Connie Ca sse ll Don na Castle Larry Caudle Joe Coulson Sharon Cook Janice Dean 144 Dianne Clark Joyce Craft Lewi s Dean Alan Cole Rand y Craig Billy Deel Brenda Collins Denny Crowder Randy Deel Kathy Conner Sandy Crowder Ann Delong Lephia Conner Renee Dal ton Robin Dollyhigh �J. Pursue Varied Interests 1n the Classroom Eddie Dooley lvo Dudley William Dooley Pam Eades Ron Downing Sharon Eades Gary Drewry William Epperl y Leslie Dunbar Do ro th y Etzler Kath y Duncan W alter Fall s Susan Smith tac kl es a theme for English cla ss . D eb b i e Fl owe rs Bett y Fo utz .. Bet t y Gi bson T o mm y G ib son Da w n Gile s Nolan G i l l 145 �From Physica I Education to Fine Arts, Richard GI uth Mike Goad Priscillia Grindstaff Billy Gray Larry Gray Terry Graybi 11 Jay Griffith Debbie Griffith Jockie Guilliams Dole Holl Som Holl 146 Cecil Holl Earl Holl Dionn e Hamblin Pushup s ore a pushover for Moose in gym closs. �Junior Energy Sets Schoolwide Pace Frances Hannaba ss Bab Holt Papier -mache o f marbl e in art c las s. Leigh Harris Clarence Ho sey Billy Hartless Jimm y H o sey Ronnie Hatch er Marlene Hubbard Elizabeth Herma n Ronnie Huffman Greg H obson Shelby Huffman Donn a Castle creates her masterpiece Becky H umphrey Steven Jenks Marvin Jenning s Edd i e John son L orrine Jones Dora Ke l l y / 14 7 �Working Together to Finance Prom, Ton y Kessler Donny King Tom Kirby Linnie Kyle Curtis Leonard Ester Leonard Mickey Leonard Eddie Lee Loretto Lee Roland Mortin Barbaro McCI ung Studying together is on l y one aspect o f Junior friendships. Sharon Madagan Sandro Mortin Kathy McCI ure �Juniors Form Lasting Friendships Elizabeth Mc6hee Cathy Miller Eddie McKinney Wayne Mills Janet Meador Do ug Moran Ruby Merchant Rabin Moron Ann Merkey Debbie Merri s Pam Meye rh off Mike Myers Lisa Murra y Dickie Padgett Mike Poole Brenda Neas Curtis Parr Pam Poulin Al Nickols Carolyn Pa yne Debbie Reed Beverly Noble Koren Pa yso u r Lorry Reed Joey Noojin Demond Pearson Donna Reynolds Tomm y Osborne Robert Penalton T ere so Rhodes 149 �As Year Progresses, Joyce Croft, Barbaro Mc Cl ung, on d Debbie Griffith toke a shortlived break before their next class. Earl Richo rd son Becky Sounders Susan Smith 150 Colvin Ronk Koy Scaggs Jeff Southers Edward Ross Richard Silcox Jomes Sowder Teresa Rucker William Simmons Loretto Sowers Chari es Ruff Rodney Smelser Nomoi Spickard Rodney Sandidge Lynn Smith Gory Sprinkle �Active Juniors Find Leisure Time Scarce Cheryl Stan I ey Paul Stump Debbie St. Clair Tracy Swartzel Larry St. Clair Doug Ta ylor Shirley St. Clair Jack Th o ma s James Stigl ich Jerr y Tuck Sidney Strong Monty Tucker Becky Turner Tan ya Waddell Curt Westerman Nancy W iley Ann Wi ll iamson Dor is Williamson Jimm y W illiamso n Da vi d Yo ung 151 �Senior off ice rs Rosalyn Spi cka rd , Joe Camper , Bo bbie Lo u Waid, and Keith B l ough h o ld on info rmal meeting on the new b leachers. Debbie Ake r 152 Brenda Aker Gory A l l Bonnie Boker �Bridget Beckner Doug Beheler Beverly Belcher Rick Bell Camper Leads Class of '72 Through Senior Paces I t ' s a raid on the ice cream box , and Davi d Kin zie and Robert Murra y ore cau ght in the act . Who loo k s guilty) 153 �' 154 �William Benny Carol Bertholf Bruce Bishop John Blanton Vocational School, DE Broaden Curriculum l<eith Blough Roy Bolton Vance Bower T omm y Brumfi e l d Lindo Bry ant Ruth C o ld we l I B i ll Campbe ll Joe Camper 155 �A few tears to wash away the wrong answers. A skull session with Dean Hodges and Keith Blough shows Miss All where the good math students have gone. It 's been a hard day , and Rosalyn Sp icka rd d oes n ' t co re wh o kn o ws 1t . 156 Mary Carter Robert Castle Mark C o le Jerry Collins �Braxton Cook Betty Ann Craft Becky Craft Annette Crantz Cassandra Choosen '71 Homecoming Queen Randal I Cronise Mike Cumbie Vicki Custer Ro bin Da vis V icki Cu st er tok es a lo ng loo k a t the fans a t a pep assembl y . 157 �Mory Deel Rick Dewitt Parking Stickers, Chains Just a few feet further, thi n ks Kennet h W il son as he gets in so m e track p roct ice. l<ay D ooley 158 Mike D oo ley David Dickerson Wonda Divers Ly nn D ow n ey Jimm y Ean es �Debbie Ferri s Patrick Fitzgerald David Foutz Sharon Franklin And Regu lotions Confound Senior Drivers Seniors di sc u ss th e s tate o f the weather o n the Thanksgiving " snow da y. " 159 �= Paulo Gatewood 'Study', Tom Guill gets st raight to the facts - Lindo G o rdon 160 Pat sy G oye r when there 's a government test . Jeon Graham l<ath y Glazner Apri I Gray �Robert Groybi 11 Tom Guill Gory Guilliams Alice Holl For Seniors, Usually Means 'Government Test' "- .. Steve H oll Smit t y con t emp lat es H o m o Sop1en s in s t ead of bio logy n o t es . Steve Hammond 161 �Ben Harri s Jeanette Haymaker Greg Hermann Dean Hodges Ru t h Cald we ll spends all her fr ee tim e talk ing - 16 2 Caro le H o gan Mike H o gan Sam H oll1n g wo rth Ca ro l H o sey an y wh e re. �Ernest Huffman Jerry Huffman Barbaro Johnson Irene Johnson Seniors Participate In Community Activ ities Greg Jo ne s Brenda l<e ith C o nn ie l< ess le r Davi d l< insie 163 �l<ore n Kuykendol I T ed d y La fon Fredo Lee D evon Lowdon Juni ors and Seniors Unite To Produce Play, D ed1 Spra d lin f ind s so mething o f interes t 1n 1\1\r . L o ugh ' s room 16 4 �Ian Lowdon Bobby McCoy 'Mouse That Roared' / Mary Beth McDonald Do nna McElwee Ca ssandra M c Far land Mary Ann M cFar lan d / T he mag ic fingers of Vicki Cu st e r c o n tackle any a ssignment in off ice p ractice. Stanl ey M cFarland Ch ris McMurrv 165 �Lorry Mars hall J 1mm y Meado r Bet sy Me yerh o ff 166 Jo y Mortin Joni e Merchant Dexte r M ill e r K ei th B lo ugh r eoc t s to a happe n i ng d o wn the hall . �/· T erry Mitchell Go i I Montgo mery T ereso Moore M ike Moron Ph y I I is M oron Pe gg y M o rr is Ricky Morri s Ro be rt Murray 167 �Jud y Muse Eric Noble Sue Owen Greg Porker College Acceptances, Job Interviews !) 168 Ru th Pa tse l Sy bi I Pre st o n Cha rlo tte St Cl ai r Rub y St Clai r Sen io rs re lo x o f t e r co mp ili n g th e d oil y a b se nt ee lis t . �Delwoo d Schecterl y Mork Shisler Skip Simmon s Ava Smith Kathy Smith Ci nd y Sou th e rs Gero ld Sp icka rd Rosal y n Spickard Are Spring Senior Concerns 169 �Dedi Spradlin Robert Sprinkle Tom Stanle y Vickie Tackett Caps and Gowns, Graduation Practices, Ben and Bev en 1oy f o otball game 170 Garland Taylor Cathy Tea ford Mike Tho ma s Audrey T o l I iver �Carrie T o i iver Martha Toliver Announcements - Linda T o lley Debbie Tucker It Must Be June Bobby Cas tl e tinkers w ith hi s lat es t in ven ti o n in e lec tr on ics. 171 �Bobbie Lou Waid Earline Woll And So, Goodbye C indy W augh Ka ye Wood 172 Ro dne y Word Deon Wertz Jomes Whately Fr ed W il ey l<e nn eth Wi Ison �17 3 �17 4 �() 0 c z l/) -r 0 11 ~ I m -< m )> ~r ..'!~~--'I . . . ~ . .. "'1-.. ;:t:J V> .l'.'~" "- ' ..... 175 �CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. J.P. Jenkins, Assistant Principal; Mrs. Kathleen Thomas , Guidance; Mr. Morion W. Word , Jr., Principal; Mrs. Linnoe Hedgbeth, Mathematics; Mrs. Barbaro Gray, Mathematics; Miss Lucille All, Mathematics; Miss Susan Angle , Business; Miss Virginia Good, Mathematics. 176 �Jenk.ins Joins Administrative Staff 177 �Teachers Work. Toward Master's Degree I 178 �CLOCKWISE FROM NEAR LEFT : Mr . Elli s William s, Indu stri a l Art s; Mrs . Be tty Smith , H o me Ec o n omic s; Mr. Ro be rt N oe l, Agri cultural Science; Mr s. Edna S iff o rd , H o m e Ec o n o mi c s ; Mrs . Martha Murray , Choru s; Mrs . Caroline Etzl e r , Librarian ; Mr s. A nn Neighbor s , Art ; Mr . David N e dr o w , In d u s tria I Art s. 179 �Lord Botetourt Faculty Active In BEA, 180 �Loco I Professiona I Education Association CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Mr. Wil liam Wh itaker , Science and Guidance; Miss Christine Burnham, Science; Miss Susan W hee le r, French; Mr. James Lough, Science; Miss Julia Short , Spanish; Mrs. Le igh McKay, Science; Mrs. Ar lene Bell , Science. 181 �- 182 �Strong Bodies and Minds Are Concern of Staff CLOCKWISE FROM NEAR LEFT : Mr. Ken Ed wards , Physical Education; Mr. David Bailey, Di stri buti ve Edcuoti on, M r. Pete Ergenbright, Physical Education ; Mr. Mork Emick, Hi sto ry; Mr. Fronk Coe, Driver's Education ; Mr. Don Oakes, Sociology; Miss Cheryl Shaffer, Physical Education ; Mr. Bobby Camper, Guidance; Mrs. Anne King , Physical Education. 183 �Teach ers Become Club Sponsors, Ticl<.et Sellers CLOCKWIS E FROM LEFT : Mr. Denni s Richard so n , Engli sh; Mr. Haro ld Litt le , Eng Iis h; Mr. Som Sut he rlan d, Government ; Mrs . Sondra Sowers, English ; Mrs. Cynthia Adcox , Engli sh; Mr s. Judy Ru by, English; M rs. Rose Ma so n, Eng lish . 184 I �\ ). - - - /~ __r- -- Loya I Supporters And Just Good Friends 185 �CLOCKWISE FROM N EAR RIGHT: Mrs . Ri ta Obens hai n , Secretary, M rs. Geneva Belcher, Guidance Cler ica l Assistant , Mrs . Edna Robe rtson , Library Assistant, Mrs. Mary Whitlock, Mrs. V irginia Crowder, M rs . Isabelle Dickerson , M rs . Tommy Sw isher, Mrs. Paul ine Simmons, M rs. Alice Crowder, Cafeteria Staff; Mr. Bill Mr. Lawrence Rucker, Cust odian; Mrs . Nina Siler, Custodain; Reed, Study Hall Aide, Mrs. H e len Wi lk inso n , Study Hal l Aide, M rs. Doreen Caldwell , Secretory; Mrs. Mo ry Powe ll , Study Holl Aide. Efficient, Hardworking 186 Maintain �Wholesome Learning Environment 187 �f I I' II 188 �OJ c l/) zrn l/) l/) 189 �THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TROUTVILLE Offices in Troutville and Daleville " First in size First in Service in Botetourt Count y " 53/,i % o n Certificates of Depo sit s Member FDIC and Federal Re serve Sys t e m 190 �Sftllt lN KLE'S GA!'.AGE BOTETOURT COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY General Auto Repair All work guaranteed dial 473-24 l l Fincastle, Virginia Fincastle, Virginia 24090 phone 473-2724 JERRY'S SUNOCO STULL'S RESTAURANT and MOTEL Box 12 Fincastle, Virginia 473-2790 24-Hour Wrecker Service Auto Repair day phone - 992-9492 night phone - 992-2722 Troutville, Virginia i . PLANTATION ROAD ESSO Exit 43 off Interstate 81 phone 366-6624 Open 24-hrs. mag wheels, wide oval tires 60 series and 70 series tires in raised white letters BUD'S PIZZA KING 7707 Williamson Road ( l Block from Holl ins College) Hollins, Virginia 24019 phone 366-4849 BILL & BOB HALE CASH BU I LOI NG SUPPLY CO., I NC. Complete Building Supplies Troutville, Virginia 992-2921 DALEVILLE PHARMACY 992-3605 Dalev ille , Virginia 191 �JC Penney crossroads mall store J.M. PECK, JR. VILLAGE MARKET Real Estate Broker Complete Real Estate Service Residence Route 1 Finca st le , Va. Tel. 4 73-2549 Daleville, Virginia Office P 0. Bo x 115 Groceries - Hardware 992-2171 Dalevi lie , Va. Tel. 992-2992 703-362-3075 Tl NKER MT. SHELL Fred Mowles Freddie Patsel Bride s, Bride smaids, Formals and Cocktail Gowns Cro ssroads Mal l Roano ke , V a . 24012 192 Daleville , Virginia phone · 992 -3233 �EAGLE ROCK MILLI NG & MFG . CO . THE H . 0. CAN FEILD CO., INC. Subsidary of the Pantasote Co. Eagle Rock, Virginia Clifton Forge, Virginia KINCER GROCERY KENROSE MFG . CO ., INC. General Merchandies Rt. l Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke , Virginia 343-3070 Fidelity National Bank Blue Ridge, Virginia " Helping yo u grow helps us grow " We serve a good part o f Virginia Full Service Bank 193 �EAGLE ROCK GARAGE I NC . Eagle Rock, Virginia Dial • 884-2271 Groendyk Mfg. Co. Inc. PEAKS OF OTTER Blue Ridge Parkwa y Bedford, Virginia ~er~ ~ c21tJ?~cff~ <:$~,~ PHONE JAMES RIVER LIMESTONE CO ., INC . Manufacturers o f Dol o mitic Lime stone Product s P.O . Box 355 Buchanon, Virginia 24066 345-6422 COMMUNITY BEAUTY SHOP DEEYA COSMETIC STUDIO EAGLE ROCK BANK INC . Eagle Rock, Virginia Eag le Rock, Vi rginia Phone 884 -200 l 194 �SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATION, INC. TROUTVILLE GARAGE Troutville Branch Troutville, Virginia 24175 TROUTVILLE BARBER SHOP Official Inspection Station General Auto and Truck 24-hour Wrecker Service Used Cars Yi mile south of Troutville Troutville, Virginia dial 992-2855 ALLISON 76 STATION Groceries Gas and Friendly Service For Your Pesticide Needs LUTHER L. BRYANT phones : whse 992- l 000 home 992-1200 First Federal Savings & Loan of Roanoke BECKNER STUDIO Crossroads Branch 5002 -5256 Airport Road 364 l Williamson Road N.W Roanoke, Virginia 24012 Portraits Wedding Advertising phone 362-07 43 195 �The Bank of Fincastle Botetourt County 's Olde st Bonk 1875-1971 LEE OB EN SHAIN Essa Servicenter Essa Gos and oi I Atlas Tire s - Accessories Member Federa l Deposit I nsuronce Corporation Fincastle , Virginia T routvi ll e, Virginia Dial 992- 188 l TROUTVILLE FARMERS SUPPLY STORE R . E. Bolton & Son Byron and George Beach T routvil l e, V i rg inia Grinding an d Mixing Feed s Sand and Grovel phone 992- 1656 Q uo I ity Food Sto re Fin cast le, V irginia THRIFTWAY SUPERMARKETS Home o f T es tender Beef Tro utvi lle and H o llin s 196 �LAP ES Ben Fran k l in and Federated Stores Buchanan, Virginia Little Gems Manufactures of Fine Women's Sportswear Eagle Rock, V irginia BOTETOURT ELECTRIC COMPANY Alfred Bolton Maytag - Sylvania - l<e lvinator - Jacu zz i ,B~-\_ '-"--VJ-~ ~Q)°"'-'~ ~~--\__ ~~' ~~ °D ~ ~ '-''() c::sJ_~~ ~\J ~\__ ' ~~,y~ Blue Ridge Stone Corporation Oldsmobile FINCASTLE MOTOR COMPAN Y " Bring yo ur o ld car bock ho me " OLDSMOBILE Sa les and Service Phone 473-279 1 Fincast le, Virg inia Producers of Crushed Lim estone Principal Office Boxley Building Roanoke, Virginia 24010 BARGER BROTHERS Coal - Grocerie s - Ti n Cans Dial : 254-24 11 Buchanan , V irgi nia 197 �WEBSTER BRICK CO ., INC. Famous Webster Brick Pre-Shrunk Web! ite Block (High Pressure Cured) Dial 344-5505 Roanoke , Virginia WEBLITE CORP . Webster, Virginia Qua! ity Lightweight Aggregate HIGGS AND YOUNG DIVISION phone 362- 1897 Fruit Growers Supplies 5423 W illiamson Road Ro an oke, V irginia 24102 Fincastle Pharmacy "In Business for Your Health " f.; if ~ r J M r j {f . r . j ') i j'fu 'M ( J)' / t J1'\ cV1Q1 / 1 \., 1' ) I itaker l~x 649 Ro anoke, Virginia if . ~ r1f rv v UJ RFD l 345 -7 452 198 Fincastle, Virginia �R.E. Dun ba~/Painti rfg & Decorating Co. J ,y nrfr I "- o r rfl}~ n ~ .,,.J-1 vff'ape~~ng; r ~Jfl J1" ;~ f7!1 .· ~ _ rf\;r & Remadel;ng ~~~ ~ ~ 0~ ~a Halh"'>\~ I f~~y c:;JY . ~ Free Es ti mates Bonded, Licen sed & Ne Jele TH Insured Sm s l I e r Lorge Fo 11 ow the smart shoppe rs to THRIFTWAY NO. 302 PINE GROVE SERVICE STATION (Formerly Richard's Food Center) Union 76 Gasoline Blue Ridge, Virginia DEANE'S BEAUTY SALON 29 Roanoke Stre et Fincastl e, Virginia 473-2 162 199 �Office : 343-6138 Home 366-7988 FOR BETTER fYfSIGHT . . OPTICIAN Opposite National Business College LEWIS E. WERTZ OPTICIANS Prescription Optical Service Robert 0 . Lange Lewis E. Wertz Opticians 9 Franklin Road Roanoke , Va . 24011 P. 0. BOX 235 TROUTVILLE, VA. 24175 FRUEHAUF CORPORATION Sales and Services Trailer and Truck Bodies Hollins, Virginia Dial . 992-1911 DOWNS CHEVROLET, INC . Congratulations Seniors' Rt 11 Tro utv ille PEPSl·COLA Cleane rs & Jac k's Laundro mat "Yo ur Fr iendl y Cleaner" 5316 W i l l iamson Rd , Roanoke, Va . 200 PEPSI 'S GOT A LOT TO GIVE �Whiting Oil Company Di stri bu tors Pier Through Nine Virginia Branches for Forty Years Roanoke l Seafood House Cities Service Entertainment, Dancing The best of food and dance Petroleum Products At town limits of Troutville Buchanan Fincastle For private party reservations Phone 992-1967 20 1 �LONE STAR INDUSTRIES ROANOKE PLANT Cement and Construction Materials Group COLING BAPTIST CHAPEL Acts 16 31 "Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house ." Sunday School : 10 :00 a.m. Preaching Service l l :00 a .m . Young Peoples 7 :00 p.m . Evening Service: 7 30 p .m. phone : 992-2306 Pasto r H .F. Hogan GRAHAM SCHOOL PICTURES, INC . Edgemont and Duncan Street Bristol, Tennessee 37620 The Finest in School Photography 202 �Patrons of '72 Shield Andy ' s Card Shop Foster Jewelers H.T . Grindstaff Photo Shop Williamson Road Charles E. Wiley Roy L . Webber Lee Obenshain 203 �Acknowledgments Fincastle Herald pictures Terry Ayoub picture s Charles Garrison -Hunter Publishing Company L o rd Botetourt Guidance Staff duplicating and identifying picture s Chris McMurry photographer i d 1 Pam Meyerhoff staff business ma~ r Vicki Custer and Jeanette Haymaker ~to~s ; : ; Gwyn ~ use. Staff Adv;sac ~<~0 f . ~N ~ ~ J \) "" , ;~ u~ ~ij.~ ,~ iJ~i) ? ~ "~~ 204 " " ' J ; ,.,) 'v j) f "'< J .) '] ~ .) lj �"Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans." 205 �206 �"In the noisy ~q_ confusion of life c} _ ~ ·~ Keep peac,: wit~)~_,:}-, your soul. ~ ~ ~ " , ~ ~ ~ ~< ­ ~ ~ · ~~ �• "Be your self ." 20 8 ���;cl ..u :ii .1 I? ~~~·\~D<.-1..~J k .Jo~,~ C ~3.0 !=?~ ! 6}>~< ,,,_(' I -I I ;ID Q kr &)1~ �'..) L: ... ·~~·. . r·: I. , r ~ ~.. ..·. . .. I • ' . ... · •. • . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Shield Subject The topic of the resource Lord Botetourt High School Description An account of the resource The Shield is the annual for Lord Botetourt High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lord Botetourt High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lord Botetourt High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Shield1972 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/104/9205/Shield1971.pdf 3f7bbcadce54105d45696aa5f690272f PDF Text Text ��ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM ��... one out of many one in heart, in mind , and soul we come from many p laces there were many of us .:b but, soon we felt we be longed not to a p lace, but to each other. • \ prologue ..... ............. .......... I recognition .... .... ........... . .. .... 10 school life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 epilogue ........... . ....... . .. ... . ... 205 a thl et ics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 organ izations ... .......... . . . .. 66 fres hm en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 sophomore s .... . .. .... . .. . . . ..... . . . l 0 8 ju nims . ... . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . ... ... . . 11 8 .. 126 seniors faculty ........... . . .... 168 patmnage . . . . . . . .. .... ... . . 190 ep ilog ue ..... . .. . . .. . . . .. . ... . .. . . ... 208 �2 �J\l· our differences are staggering. this is how we came together. shield, 1971. angela stewart, business manager. debra wi l l is, ed itor. published b y the stud en ts of lord botetourt high school , dalevi lle, virginia. 3 �now is the time for coming together. • • • for a joining of hands in this sometimes co ld , cruel world we can su r vive only if we join together with one another to make this a "l ive wo rl d ." the future is ours and we are the ones who can make it worth living life is what we make it; it is too preciou s to play w ith. lite depends on li vi ng tog et her as brothers, accepting the good and the bad in each other, and not be ing defeated. the flag, the symbo l of our notional unity, 1s a constan t 1-eminde1- that the success of our sc hool li f e depend s on our unity. 4 �now we have to leave in great sorrow, in great joy, thinking of our separation and the many places we will go. we are the same, yet we are not. we are the one soon to be divided. but, let us refrain from these thoughts and turn instead to the joys of our oneness, and if we can think of ourselves, then we will remember each other. through defeats, tears, and love we have all become parts of the whole. out in the galaxy of life a new star has been born. kindled by candles of love lit by our hopes and dreams. but, th is star w i 11 not be content merel y to ex ist for a thousand years. it cannot drift silentl y through the universe, for it was not born that way; a starburst wi l I soon tak e place . now w e go, glow ing sparks of that star, and in its glow we must li ve, for in it we have found the meaning of life. and b y its light we must guide others, becau se " here on earth god ' s work must trul y b e our own. " we cannot let any flame be ex tinguished. if we do, its shadow w ill surel y dim our ow n. so let us go into t hat ga lax y a nd have good courage to hold our cand les high , remembe r ing th at b y t h is f ire, t h is glo w , thi s love w it hin us we are, and t h mug h etern ity . . one. 1im my mcc lu ng 1970 5 ·- - _j �togetherinvincible. 1970-1971 a year of unity. no matter where, or with whom, Touc �togetherness is constant. 7 �have lunch w ith a teacher, goof off with a buddy, communicate with a new-found friend . friendship and sharing are the basis of the school unity. 8 �9 �lough emphasizes friendship, cooperation. unity, " the joy of our oneness," is not spontaneous. li ke any worth w hile goal, it requires effort-a conscious working tothat ward togetherness-and goal, once attained, is the mark of maturity and the beginning of a new happiness. at lord botetourt, mr. james laugh has been teacher, friend, and ad v isor to his students. in his biology classroom, he concentrates on understanding. . as sponsor of the pep club, mr. laugh emphasizes cooperation and active support of the athletic program. but more important, he has given unselfi shl y numerous hours to hi s students, and those hours have been spent in friendship . HU MAN I ·T.Y- - TE'·ACH 10 . \. �11 �·.· - .·..· variety is the essence of --"'-~ 12 : ·.· �. . through defeats, tears and love we have a ll become parts of t he whole ." " school life �rain brings abrupt end to 1970 carnival- there w as w ater, water everywhere. be low-coach kessinger prepares for another dunk in the varsity club tank. right-the fbla invites onlookers to water- balloon the ir members. 14 �achievement day combination left: cathy camper tends the fishing booth, while reed and myra anne, above, just sit in the grass. below, the sea haul s in the loot w ith their game of "chance." the 1970 spring ca rni va l was an attempt to combin e t he an nua I achievement da y w ith a giant money-making endea vor for a ll club s. carni va l day began like an y other friday in ma y, but by noon had evolved into po ssib ly the w i ldest day in lbhs h istory . c lasses were abando ned fo r the m idway, w here, by 3 p. m. , spectators could d un k a coach , throw darts at teac he r pictures, try th e cakew a lk or th ei1· luck at the roulette w hee l- not to ment ion t he exotic a 11 -ma le sideshow. the rains came a t night, b1-ing ing it all to an em ly close, but not beforn eve1·yone had a cha nce to be a little crazy. 15 �richard giannini and judy austin gave first-rate performances as the methodical parents cast richard giannini judy austin the g i lberts quinnie miller da v id radcliff cathy camper twi la montgomery marsha long gilbert children jerry hatcher reed kell y jim my mcclung myra anne beahm barbara ca I low ay teacher doug w ilson jo hn smith debro w illi s 16 doctor cheerleader maid �cheaper by the dozen'' is a delight not everyt hing goes smooth ly in a smooth-running fam i ly. above, the zealous teacher (borbora calloway) quizzes the children; left, the daug hter who wa nts to grow up (quinnie mi ll er) displays her latest purchase; and below, the crabby cleaning lady looks for that la st speck of dust. 17 �the prom fountain and pool lure couples into the world of atlantis. class marshalls david cook, denise lin kenauger, paula gatewood, joe camper, becky humphreys, sharon franklin. the class of 1971 entertained their senior class in a lush setting of cool blues and greens-the lost kingdom of " atlantis". the juniors and seniors danced away the evening amid fountains and wa vering streamers. traditional year-e nd activities were busy for underclassmen as they served as class marsh alls and ushers for graduation, and four juniors packed for a summer week at boys' and girls' state . 18 �joan beh e le r and mark newton enjo y a leisurel y moment a t the prom . "atlantis" prom lures juniors, seniors; summer finds students sti 11 working boy s' and girls' state delegates doug wilson, denise linkenauger, barbara callowa y, and robin murra y . 19 �myra anne beahm is crowned queen by the re ign ing queen georgeanne rowlond. week-long homecoming activities end students enjoy the homecoming dance ofter a big win over roanoke catho li c. . football homecoming court 1970. cathy camper, margie johnson, bobbie lou waid, myro anne beahm, barboro col lowoy, leigh horri s, jeonette hoymoker. �ongelo stewort congratulates myro onne. bobbie lou in tears as she is named maid of honor. with football victory, queen, and dance the crowning of my ra anne beahm as homecoming queen culminated a week of activities including poster competition , color day, badge da y, and a special pep assembl y . the football homecoming game was played against th e roanoke catholic celtics w ith the cavaliers com ing out on top 40-7. during halftime the court w a s announced. bobbie lou wa id was named maid of honor and myra anne beahm was crowned 1970 football homecoming queen. after the game, the varsity cheerleade1·s held a v ictory dance. 21 �glen relaxes in his " get-tough" mr. football stance. doug and d av id we r e se lec t ed to th e a llv alley team by th e coach es of th e va ll ey a nd th e spor t s wr it e r s. individual effort and teamwork rewarded; football players, majorettes, band, and cheerleaders are all a part of the fall football action . many awards were won by ind ividuals on the cavalier team . glen goad was voted as "mr. footba 11 " by the lbhs students . doug wi Ison and david rad cl iffe were selected for all-valley team and glen goad, doug wilson, dean hodges, david rode I iffe, danny mcfarland and mark w oodie w ere named in the alld istrict team. 22 �all-district teammates glen, doug, dean, danny, david, and mark. district and valley teams name cavaliers 23 �students swing into statewide activities • • above-richard and debro gassing up for charlottesville. rig ht-quiz panel members bre nda puckett, devon lowdon, george holt, and bill campbell. as the school year progressed, lord boteto urt students put their interests and talents to work. the schoo l w as quite ab ly represented by a team on the wbra-tv quiz program "who knows," w hich pits loca l high schoo l teams against each other . in ear ly november, debra w ill is and richard giannini trave led to the uni versity of vi rginia for t he fall journa lism wor kshop of the virg inia h ig h sch ool league. they attended yearbook classes and lectures, and w ere on hand to recei ve th e second -p lace rating fo r the 1970 shield. ...·.. .r 24 �there's time for work and time for play, and botetourt students don't neglect either. jane duncan and cathy camper represented lord botetourt on the heironimus deb council , a group of girls from val ley high schools. school friendships don' t stop when the 3: 11 bell rings, and the " country kids" went in droves to see blood, sweat, and tears, grand above-the deb council girls in "official" uniform. below-teddy lafon and tommy gui ll with grand funk railroad. funk railroad , and other attrations at the civic center. w here there was a good time, there was also one (or many) of us. but always find time for fun II 25 �visitors from far and near came to lord botetourt this year, bringing with them new ideas, centuries-old customs, and just plain good advice. five students from langley high school in mclean visited the community as part of a course they were taking, and wor ld geography classes spent a day with a young arab who wore his native dress and entertained them with his native music. senior exchange day brought seniors from roanoke va lley schools, and school assemblies brought clerg ymen and businessmen from the community. right : a longley student toke s a lo ng look at us. bel o w: our orobian v isitor addresses a geography class. below, right: two langley students guide roberta stonley th rough her first sensitivity session . visitors bring variety, 26 �left: father miff leton of st. andrew's catho li c church spoke at the chr ist mas assemb ly. be low: rep resentatives from ecpi prepare for an assemb ly on computers, and weary sen ior exchange delegates compare notes. guidance, friendship �ff f I 1·1· I 1·ff ~+fI J.i.L j'[if I I ji]. -:-c J j')if I 1·I;f I ~.;.~ i·i.f I 1·i·•• I j· ~·.I I jimmy mcclung delivers t he traditio na l "tennis, anyone?" line. charles reed y d e l ivers his sto ic lines to mil/a i lieff, w ho gave a st u nn ing perfo r ma n ce as the " older woma n." 28 �THE CIRCLE b"I "· SDMERSET MAUGHAM THURSDAY DECEMBER 3 SATURDAY DECEMBER 5 a= aa P.M. "the circle", an english comedy-drama about the lives and loves of a political family, played to small audiences but to hea'rty applause. the outstanding cast included jimmy southers, quinnie miller, milla ilieff, robin murray, charles reedy, jimmy mcclung, joan king, and robert ferguson. the play was directed by mrs. hedgbeth, and set construction was supervised by mr. nedrow. for class play I i.f . ro b Ill rub y. .. rr'I U I I ay becom es on el ded y gent lem an w it h th e ma keup e x pe rt ise of 1m s. 29 �wanda am os and Iulo cook dance to the music of " frost"- • christmas dance officially ush ers 1n sen ior representative barbara cal loway esco rted lewis. 30 by harry junior re presen t a ti ve jeanett e h aymoke r escort ed calla han. by eddie �dance music was supplied by the " frost" of roanoke. the christmas dance, now a tradition at lord botetourt, was sponsored by the future homemakers of america. the fha girls transformed the cafeteria into a christmas wonderland and manned the voting tables as students voted for the snow queen and court. at the dance, porn wimmer, a freshman , was crowned snow queen by coach camper. " frost", a band from roanoke, supplied the music-sometimes loud , but just right to make the 1970 christmas dance a success. yule season sop homore r epresenta t ive fr an hanabass escorted by jimm y hosey. fres hman representati ve deb b ie g ray b ill esco rte d by ste ve goad. 31 �above: cathy gets a hug from milla ilieff as she is named winner. cathy models her handiwork, and margie johnson says she's just a little girl at heart. below: the judges make last-minute computations before the final decision. 32 �junior miss crown won by cathycamper. the botetourt county junior miss title was captured by cathy camper. competing with senior girls from james river high school, the botetourt ladies made a clean sweep. the runners-up were quinnie miller, barbara calloway, angela stewart, and twi la montgomery. cathy modeled her original fashions for her talent presentation in both the local and state pageants; in the state pageant, held in roanoke, cathy won the breck award for her original hairstyle. below, clockwise: cothy camper, quinnie miller, borboro collowoy, tw ilo montgomery, ongelo stewort. 33 �right: vickie b yrd, c hose n fo r allstate chor us, a nd p at f itzgera Id, a member of all- reg iona l ba nd . below: members of all-reg io na l chorus-quin n ie mill er, joa n beheler, barbara jo hnson, wa nd o divers, mike hogan, mill a ilie f , twila montgomery, rosa ly n spickard. musicians excel in district competitions. �actors present "the valiant" one act. " the valiant", by hall and middlemass, was presented at the district one-act pla y festival . mrs. hedgbeth, director, chose a cast of eager, though prev iousl y inexperienced, students to represent lord botetourt. in addition to the competition performance, the play was presented on w b ra-tv in march . above: g raha m step hens, leslie w ilson , kevin kays, robert sprinkle in rehe a rsha l for " the valiant. " be low: a nn wi lli a mso n p lead s wi th kev in ko ys in dramat ic f in a l sce ne. �lady botetourt pageant stages "love sto ry'.' angela stew art serenades as the contestants wait for the decision. the four runners-up were myra an ne beahm, jeanette haymaker, na ncy bowman, and cossandra bolton, who is not pictured. 36 �the lad y botetourt pageant, sponsored by the fta, presented a " love story". a bevy of beautif u I girls representing var ious school organizations modeled sportswear provided by miller and rhoades of roanoke. they also appeared in evening gowns and church attire, chatting w ith emcee david radcliff. angela stewart and the stage band provided beautiful music for the best of botetourt, as bobbie lou wa id was crowned the new lad y botetourt by last-year's wi nner, georgeanne rowland. the 1971 lady botetourt is bobbie Jou woid. dovid, with his manly approach, relaxes contestants as they discuss the clubs who sponsored them . 37 �players choose twi la basketbal I homecoming queen above: basketball homecoming court members margie iohnson and vicki custer. below: homecoming queen twila montgomery. 38 �mike goad became the second player in botetourt history to be chosen for the all city-county team. chosen by coaches in all participating districts from teams in the roanoke va lley area, mike averaged 20.6 points per game and scored 393 points during the season. mike goad displays his style against the mounties, at right, and belo w, during th e opening of the intersquad game. goad lands city-county berth 39 �qf - - ;ZJ~~ Q). I -~ - - ~ ~--,..~: ~' . ~ a/ bu...~~ I 11 ·-v 2 ~ B0 6/ B =;> ___) :. u at: '.9 IJ I /// ':'== I;J ' ...:. ? ~ =., 118 '-' .-. ~ l;r '._.) I ' I Baa -- freshmen take top honors lord botetourt hosted the 16th an nua l botetourt county science fai r on march 5, 1971 , and lbhs stude nts w alked aw ay w ith most of th e aw ards, including the grand pr ize, won by kirby lampersbu rger and david jones. the ir research on the decomposi tion of iro n in w ater wa s espec ial ly timel y w ith the popular interest in ecolog y . many weeks a nd month s of w ork by botetourt stud ents w as rew arded a s their p rojects captured honors in all areas of science. 40 fl �-·-~ ..... -- -· .... _ .... OR 1-JA S MORE IMMWIA T(LY BEC0!1f5_fLCONO, HAN I T 15 ABL[ TO 5ATJON ((N !ER roR A ORr)pLE1 5FI ESTHErJR5T TH1 > doug w il so n demonstrates " th e wilson cloud c h ambe r" w hich h e a nd dean we r tz built. in science fair jerry hu ff ma n receives his award from mr. lo ugh at th e a ward presentat io n. qu in n 1e mill e 1· disp lays her ent ry in th e biology d ivision. les lie tC1lbo t's vector pro1 ect plC1ced in the p hysics division. 41 �school life is awards, lunch and a11 between 42 �left: the senior smarties, george holt, pot young, quinnie miller, and denise link enouger discuss graduation plans. right : th e good citizenship awa r d of th e dar was presented to de ni se linkenaguer. 43 �desire, pride spur cavalier 44 �athletes 45 �top row left to right m. poole, j. mcdowell, I. gray, s. mcfarland, d. wilson, h. merchant, r. kelly, c. johnson, bottom row j. kyle, t. byrd, j. waddell, d. benson, d. mcfarland, g. good, d . radcliff cavaliers represent botetourt in aa blue ridge captain g len goad . g ua rd, li neba cker. seni o r. 46 ca pt o in doug wil son. o ff e nsi ve de fensive toc k le. se nior a nd captain david radclitt . qu a n e 1·oack , ho ltb oc k se n101· �top r·ow c. wes tenn on, j. t homos, j. b lo n ton , d . cl icke rson, c_ burre ll , s. b ron non , w . sim mo ns, bo ttom rnw a . co le, j. co llin s, m. good, cl. hodg es, m . col e, m . w ood ie, d. we r·t z stoically on the gridiron district competition lbhs 0 15 20 33 6 40 13 7 0 19 o pponen t cov ingto n 20 jam es r ive1- 20 northside 28 bue na v ista 6 a ll eghan y 7 roanoke cat ho li c 7 addison 13 w il liam b y 1-d 9 c li fto n fmge 12 glenvm 12 managers 47 �glen goad leads radcliff on sweep. david dickerson grabs batty finishes in top 30 junior mark ca le stops byrd receiver for short gain . 48 �reed kel ly po ss. receiver collins fights for extra y ards. in state aa footba 11 we r tz ' s power! u I punc h to cover I ier offense with typ ic cr I second effoi-t. 49 �cavaliers miss win ning season the ca vali e r- offense was marked by explosiv e bocks and o quick firing lin e. th e addition of t w o different backs and the shifting of gave the covo I iers o much respected offensive unit. radcliff, after three years at quarterback, was shifted to ha If back. the move w as profitable. he scored 7 4 points and rushed for l 194 yards. radcliff, a const ant t hreat, fights far ex tr a ya rds. ha lf b ack dav id d icke rso n, one o f school 's most underrated bock s, sho ws great pot e ntial as a sub . 50 l st year quarterback scra mbl e s for big ga in . reed k e ll y �but remain cont ident about future cavalier line, led b y four-y ea r letter ma n doug w il son, manhandle opponents w ith quickness and strength. sophomore lorr y gray run s and kicks hi s way into th e district scoring race. g len go od sticks cov 111gto11 bock to1 :)Ile of his I 15 tock les 51 �cavaliers end rebuil ding year top left to right: \es talbot, wil lie sim mons, mike paole, george holt, earl john son, reed kelly. bottom left to right : joe camper, fred wi ley, keith blough, rodney wa rd and lorry gray. the cava I iers opened the 1971 season w ith a very inexperienced team. with only two starters returning, coach bobby camper proceeded to produce the district " sleeper ." with two sophomores starting , botty's team stunned the unexpected and play e d w ith the districts' best. managers damon pearson, roger berthoff, and rodney rey nold s 52 �scores lbhs 68 70 71 76 70 63 75 70 62 89 80 66 64 83 77 68 69 61 sophomore captain earl johnson opponents addison w illiam byrd clifton forge alleghany glenvar northside covington jam es river addison glenvar cl if ton forge alleghany w illiam byrd covington buena vista buena vi sta james r iver· northside 82 60 63 75 74 69 83 71 75 107 58 68 59 78 70 65 75 63 sen ior captain mike goad captains and seniors seniors george halt and les talbot senior reed ke ll y 53 �johnson grabs rebound from addison guard good scores again batty fights to word pops two 54 simmon s out-jump s bulld o g to k ee p b o ll �shoot on! earl . . . . and keith . . . . and w illie nearly upset addison good keeps game close w ith hi s field goals and four shots. 55 �earl john son burns two over knight sophomores offer cavaliers blough's outside shot opens up game 56 rodney ward excited �reed kelly sparks game with a steal • • prom1s1ng years crowd w it h two poin ts center george holt hits from ben eath. 57 �top, left to right: t. lanning, h. merchant, r. martin, d . crowder, I. dean, c. burrell. bottom : g . blough, j. basham, j. anderson, t. byrd, e. russell, m. talbot, g . burrell, r. leonard. jv' s finish 4th in district managers stuart bison, jerry k ing 58 bu r re l l si nks anothe r. dean sho o ts t wo. �freshman grid stars the 1971 baby cavaliers end first year with win over new castle varsity 59 �baseball tries for blue ridge crown --- - J - lst row: j. mcdowe\ I, d. hodges, d. mcfarland, r. minnix. 2nd row: m. thomos, k. blough, b. compbell, r. kelly. 3rd row: r. bolton, g. guilliams, m. poo\e, j. thomas, j. eanes. fourth row: k. manuel, r. berthoff, d. kelly. veteran golfers seek district title c. fireba ugh, r. firestone, j. blanton, s. poysour, t. byrd, d. lo wdon, j. camper. 60 �track team has first state champ les talbot displays form which won his honors as number two in the district and number one in state indoo r meet. 61 �girls' team finishes 3rd in valley compe tition. scoreboard lord botetourt 35 51 54 53 28 41 37 39 29 opponent catholic northside a. lewis n. cross c. spring glen var jefferson liberty catholic 40 16 13 19 37 22 23 42 51 cathy overacre, manager. betsy meyerhoff named best player on lbhs team . front: p. hampton, s. ow en, d. ferris, k. paysour. back : d. griffith, t. mitchell, d. spradlin, b . mcclung, b . meyerhoff, not picturedcathy smith . 62 �above, first row: ann w illiamson, leigh harris, captain ; daw n giles, co-captain ; robin dav is. center, from top: page pain t er, ca th y mi ller, clemmer ann camper, pri scilla grindstaff . jv cheerleaders promote underclass spirit. lef t: a nn e bow ma n, jv manager; m iss b urnh a m, jv spo nsor; cathy teaford, varsity ma nager, miss shaffer and miss ang le, var-s ity sponsors. 63 �ongelo stewo rt varsity cheerleaders 1eone tt e hoymok er - ~ ., ..... 'Y ,. cothy camper 64 morgie iohn son - �vickie custer twila montgomory spark enthusiasm bobbie lou wa id my ra anne beahm �organizations foster spirit of 66 �cooperation 67 �b la de staff-g . hudgins, j. hatcher, I. huff, r. murray, d. mckinney, r. kelly, k. dooley, c, reedy, a . gray. not pictured-m. meloy. the " free sty le" blade, the student newspaper of lo rd botetourt, suffered from budget problems, but p rinted 1n mimeograph to successfully meet month ly deadlines. the most notable accomplishme nt of the blade w as initiation of a " soul" page in w hich t he black brothers and sisters aired gripes and call s to un ity . " the scarlet letter" pag e, w as devoted to pro blem s and subjects of controversy a mo ng y ou t h. the shield staff began the year with a decision to change the style and purpose of the yearbook. reflecting the personality of school and students was the goo I, and a new organization of the book was the method. with emphasis on school life, the unity theme was displayed . the staff members took steps to educate themselves in new yearbook techniques. debra will is and richard giannini attended a journalism workshop in november and vickie custer and jeanette haymaker attended a workshop in april . both were sponsored by virginia high school league. shie ld staff- w. a mos, d . w illi s, r. d ogan, j. ha y mak e r, v. cu ster, m. 1ohn son. �"free style" blade goes mimeo; shield initiates changes in organization, style blade staff cont.-b. casse ll , b. belcher, m. lon g, j. mcc lung , r. patsel. shi e ld st aff con t.-d. roach, r. giannini , r. stan ley, p. meyerhoff, 1. harris, not pictured, a. stewart and r. davis. �seated: p. garrison, m. coshrom, d. grobl e, j. jomi son, p. w imm e r, c. ca mpe r, v. k e it h, standing : m. eclworcl s, 1. cann e r s, cl. c lork, d. morris, j. stcloir, d . benson, s. hi ll, p. morri s, m. rock, j. ki ng, cl. r iv er·s, m. gionninn i, v. spickarcl. officers- k. dooley, w. divers, c teoford, cl. linkenou g er, mrs. etzler-librorion, m. cleel . 70 �the library club is composed of students w ho, vo luntaril y during th e ir stud y halls, assist other students in th e use of th e I ibrary. it was formed to prov id e those students w ho are interested in an opportunit y to better understand a we ll-organized library . th e library club takes an active part in all sc hool ar:ti v ities. library club provides assistance in selecting library materials v. rey nold s, m. deel, a hall, c. camper, c. teaford , r. dogan, d. lingk ena ug er, t. pendleton, w. divers, d. sprodlin, k. dooley, r. sounders, t. toll ey, a. gray, s. booze, M. beahm, r. dickerson, d. hubbard. 71 �debate team: jerry hatcher, robi n murray, denise linkenauger, charles reedy. esc and debate spur intellectual pursuits the europea n studies club, unde r the leadership o f p resident vickie byrd, bega n the year with a european banquet, and made plan s for a fie ld trip in the spring . th e europea n stud ies club strives to promote interest in the languages, cultures, and traditions of european countries. european studies club: a round table; j. ha ymaker, b. john son, c. berthoff, c. mill er, m. i lieff. sta nd ing ; m. fishe r, k. g ra ham, r. bell, p. tabo r, b. hoosier, t. montgom er y, v. byrd. 72 �the nationa I honor society recognizes excellence in academics leadership, and character. the annual " sla ve so le" sponsored b y nh s prov ided bote tourt students w ith one-da y book and lunch tray carriers. first row; q. miller, m. long, I. millirons, second row; d. wright, c. owens, d. linkenauger, p. hill, third row: s. kuykendall, r. dogan, a . hubbard, fourth row: m. beahm, g. hall, s. fix, c. camper, fifth row: r. kelly, c. reedy, n. bowman, t. montgomery, sixth row : r. murray, j. hatcher, d. vaughan. nhs conducts slave sale and quest fo r excellence n. h.s. officers; charles reedy, denise linkenauger, nancy bowman, ca thy camper, robin dogan . �red cross. l st row: r. little, b. lee, a. bow man, c. wood, p. w immer, r. stanley, m. oyler, 2nd row-h. little, sponsor; b. janney, j. king, c. norris, r. st. cla ir, d. benson, s. hill, m. hubbard, d. giles, 3rd row-c. poulin, d. denoff, c. moore, p. garrison, d . bison, i. jam ison, p. meyerhoff, b. bowe r. service organizations involve students in community projects red cross off icers beth bower, o nn bow man, down gi les, and don no bison. red cross and y-teen s prov ide an opportunity for the stu dents to become involved in community se rvice. the lord botetourt red cross chapte r annually vis its the veterans administration hospita l, w here they enterta in the patients. the y-teens, spon sored by the sa lem ywca, carry on moneymaking projects for the benefit of the "y" and the community . among other activities thi s year, the clu b participated in the eco logy-oriented " pil lows for sparrows" dr ive-an effo rt to provide nesting material for several species of birds in the area. 74 �y-teen s officers ru t h ca ld w el I, do ra kell y, donna ca stl e, marl ene paxton , holl y bro wn, lisa murra y, storm y smith. y-teens. l st row: k. graham, m. cachran, r. caldwell, s. beckner, b. akers, w. di ver s, s. oreen , c. bert holf, i· d un can, d. cast le, I. murray, h. brown, I. hermann, d . reynold , r. turner, b. dogan, s. smith, d. kell y, 2nd row : m. moro n, j. lazenb y, s. stc la ir, b. g ibson, m. pa x ton, b. beckner, I. bryant, I. w hitaker, I. smith, c. poulin, w. bri ck ey, b. b a rn ett, j. graybill, p. ti"e mb ly, j. ha y maker, k. kuykendall. 75 �science club officers-ruth caldwe ll, pat hill, jerry hatcher, sherry booze, and nancy bowman. science club. l st row-c. kessler, b. wa id, r. bertho lf, d . hubbard, a . arney, d. mowles, a. bowman, I. horr is, n. bowmon, r. coldwell, m. long, r. dogon, 2nd row-I. bryant, p. tabor, s. jenks, p. grindstaff, c. reedy, b. okers, b. belch er, j. smith, p. hill, b. bower, 3rd row-s. booze, k. scaggs, d. wertz, j. cooper, b . halt, s. bolton, c. ruff, d . king, c. duncon, b . horri s, r. ferguson, s. kuykendall, r . murry, 4th row-b. beckner, j. mcdowell, b. cook, j. blonton, m. cronise, r. gion in ni, r. cron ise, d. vo ughon, j. wi lliomson, g. ho lt, j. hatcher. science club sponsors "womanless wedding" 76 �art club. l st raw: k. bare, d . etzler, c. bertholf, d. akers, j. presley, 2nd row: d. west, b. mccoy, t. guill, w. turner, m. poole, a. hubbard, 3rd row: j. sowder, c. payne, d. castle, h. brown, j. king, t. waddell, t. swartzel, k. caudle, k. graham, p. trembly, j. gra ybill, 4th row: m. leonard, k. kays, s. bolton, p. gibson, I. st. clair, d. cook, d. hodges, p. moron, m. dooley. art club members study design at vpi the student art chapter is primarily for those students who find art enjoyable or who seek careers in art. all of their activities are oriented toward creative expression and the stud y of aesthetic surroundings. in the spring , the art club visited the art and architecture departments at vpi and used profits from their candy sales to buy equipment for the art room. art students study a still-life in preparation for their first project of the year. 77 �fho. first row: d. hubbord, b. bishop, r. mays, i. john son, c. gibson, g. hogan, m. edwords, p. morris, I. millirons, m. womock, d. groybill, p. goyer, n. bowman. second row : b. humphreys, p. moron, b. g ro ss, k. burns, g. st.cloir, c. roberts, d. mcdoniel, d. conner, n. onderson, j. muse, t. pendleton, s. jones, r. stan ley, t. wil lard. third row: j. colemon, j. hob son, j. beheler, s. burris, m. breedlove, b. ha ll, j. merchant, I. rank, j. letchlord, m. wa ll , n. broughmon, b. hubbord, I. conner, j. roberts, s. st.c loir, c. kessler. fourth ro w: p. amos, a. delong, k. smith, d. dovis, m. bornett, m. kinsey, p. poulin, o. hubbord, e. merchont, m. toliver, c. t hompson, I. bloodworth, m. looney, c. hosey, v. keith, j. webb. the largest club at lord botetourt, the future homemakers of america is also one of the most active organ izotions. the girls in home economics classes are eligible for membership. at christmos, the club sponsors the christmas dance, and for weeks before, members carefully watc h the "penny jars" fill as students vote for the snow queen. the year is filled w ith fha activities, ranging from field trips to lectures, w hich prepare th e girls for homemaking chores and jo ys. th e botetourt chapter of future farmers of omerica prepares its members for careers in agriculture by stress ing the tradition of the american farmer and the advancement of technolog y . the club competes w ith other virgin ia chapters and several botetourt members carry w inners' medals both from regional and state competitions. f ha, ff a prepare members for Iha officers audrey tolliver, barbara womack, tereso rhod es, Iran hannaboss, lreda gray, Iul o cook, wanda amos, and she lb y lee . .. 78 �ffo. first row: e. burre ll, g. jones, r. word, r. croft, a . lee, d. rhodes, d. short, m. lee, b. romey, m. hog a n, m. ta lbot, second row: k. lee, I. bryont, t. woods, I. st.c loir, m. w iley, r. hatcher, j. t uck, r. huffman, j. cahoon, p. crowder, r. leonard, r. thimer, third row : r. gluth, j. thomos, w. epper ly, r. deel, d. coldwell, d . moron, d. deel, j. wadde ll, d. crowder, k. sing leton, fou rth row : m. clork, w . mills, d . forster, m. moron, e. lee, d. bush, h. booze, g . drury, j. mckinney, fifth row: c. jesse, j. craig, I. b ishop, t. bromf ie ld, c. hosey, c. gray, w. bryont, n. caldwell, c. croft, sixth row: c. ruff, d. mow les, t. edwards, c. mcneil, t. dawson. careers in homemaking and agriculture fho: l st row: d. croft, d . ruff, p. mor·r is, g. mu ll ins, d. owen, cl. dovis, b. gu ill, I. lee, t. leonmd, p. eokin, b. kessle r·, second row: t. co hoon, o. groy, d. f lowers, c. so uthers, j. kin zie, cl. will is, c. st.cloir·, o. gmst, j. john son, 111. poxton, p. robel"lson, third mw: I· groybi ll, i. dudley, b. mcf o ll s, m. mo ron, v. dov is, c. moses, t. trnil, s. hill, i. jom ison, p. gmri son, k. sprink le, m. pultz, k. g rny. 79 �the botetou rt chapter of future teachers of america is composed of students who seek teaching as a career, or who are interested in any aspect of education . the local chapter attended state fta meetings and sponsored the annua I "lady botetourt" pageant. in the spring, the female members were hostesses for a daleville branch bank opening . fta officers, myra beahm, pat hill, twila montgomery, cathy smith, cathy teaford, mary mcdonald future teachers sponsor ' ' lady botetourt" fta-1 st row- s. mad agan, b. b aker, b. col/i ns, r. b el l, d. mc kinn ey, m. bea hm, 2nd row-m . d ee l, b. johnson, c. hogan, p. ta bor, j. mcclung, c. williamso n, r. spi cka rd, 3rd row-j. haymake r, d . wrigh t, t. mon tgomery, d . linkena uger, c. ca mpe r, v. cu ster, 4th row-s. ha mbl in, r. fe rguson, b. cam p bell, m. co le, d . hodges, r. cronise, d . vaughn . f bl a-1 st row-a. hubbard, b. lee, g. hutchens, d . mckinney, 2nd row-I . shifflett, I. conner, n. broughman, c. camper, 3rd row-t. jones, b. keith, b. ward , r. dogan, I. huff, 4th row-m. goad, r. sprinkle, r. reynolds �the fbla chapter is affiliated with and is an outgrowth of business classes. those students who go beyond the regular classroom work and those who have a special interest in business comprise the membership of forty-six. the chapter sold homecoming mums and school pennants in order to provide a ~cholarship for an outstanding senior and to sponsor field trips to the vpi computer center, national business college, and times-world corporation. fta-1 st row-s. booze, c. owen, I. harris, 2nd row-b. wade, c. waugh, c. smith, 3rd row-s. franklin, c. teaford, r. davis, I. huff, 4th row-m. mcdonald, b. meyerhoff, d. spradlin, v. byrd . business leaders participate in regional fbla officers-linda mil/irons, betty hubbard, mike goad, ann hubbard, linda huff, tommy jones, wanda divers, rocky dogan fbla-1 st row-b. turner, d. tuck, g. hutch ins, a . hall, r. bertholf, w. divers, m. sounders, 2nd ro w-m. hubbard, i. king, t. ca hoon, d . bison, I. murray, /. sowers, I. millirions, 3rd row-b . hubbard, c. williamson, b. neas, d . gi/es, v. reynolds, b. akers, 4th ro w-m. dooley, a . lee, s. simmons, s. hollingsworth, m. moron, j. morkey, m. hogan. �thespians, fron t row: q . miller, c camper, v. byrd, m. ilieff, d. wi llis, t. montgomery, b. calloway, d. l inkenauger, m. long, m. beahm, n. bowma n, 2nd row: s. s1mmons, I· southers, b. graybill, j. mcclung, r. k e lly, r. giannini. thespian officers: richa rd giannini, jimmy mcclung, jimmysouthe rs, barbara calloway, v ick ie byrd, and reed kelly. pretend e rs, a. w illi amso n, I. harr is, a. bowman, b. harri s, p. meye rhoff, f . w il ey, p. tabor. thespians, pretenders, pursue practical and �J~;?o-~ y· %~~}fa ~ Q == Vrv c \)~ stage crew, front row: r. castle, j. martin, 2nd row: b. graybill, I. caudle, m. cumbie, 3rd ro w: c. flanagan, s. jenks, j. southers, j. eanes, j. southers, 4th ro w : b. cook, d. king, a . nach, I. talbot, s. simmons, a. foutz, 5th row: r. giannini, g . hansbrough, r. bolton, m. anderson . no aspect of drama is neglected at lord botetourt. the thespians, affiliated wi th the national thespian society, is composed of students who have worked on a stage production, thereby earning a certain number of points which entitles them to membership. most of the thespian membership worked in some capacity of the senior pla y . the pretenders are a local woup who are interested in drama and the theatre. they, too, aid in production of plays. the stage crew, originally a part of the thespians, becam e an organized club for the first time this year. the crew built the set for thesenior play, rewired the sound room , and helped in staging the lady botetourt pageant. stage crew creative stagecraft 83 �sea . 1st ro w- r. b ertholf, m. beahm, m. long, I. harris, f. hannabass, r. spickard , 2nd row-b. cal loway, c. camper, d. linkenouger, wa ug h, v. Custer, b. wa de, 3rd ro w-s. booze, I. huff, d. wright, c. smith, c. teaford, s. franklin, d. spickord , 4th row-g . holt, r. kel ly, c. reed y, r. murry, s. si mmon s, m. cronise, d . w illiamson, g . hermann. C. student cooperative association en larges officers a nd co mm ittee cha irm en- joe campe r, geo rge hol t, bi ll campbell, rob in murray, jerry ha tcher, charles reedy, 2nd row-barbara ca lloway, de ni se lin kenoug er, cath y camper, marsha long, sharon fra nklin. 84 �l st row-d. mcfarland, d. etzler, r. little, s. hall, d. grable, r. caldwell, 2nd row-d. radclif, m. shisler, p. painter, b. neas, k. kuykendall, c. hogan, p. tabor, 3rd row-g . goad, j. camper, c. poulin, I. kell y, b. harris, s. w eddle, 4th row-m . goad, k. blough, d. pearson, j. hatcher, b. campbell, I. talbot, r. martin. with addition of class councils ' ' the structure of the sea was altered this year with the addition of class councils, representatives from each class who acted as problem solvers and co-ordinates for the business of their respecti ve classes. the expanded sea worked efficiently and conscientiously to fulfill studen ts' requests and solve, if possible, their problems. president robin murra y fulfilled his campaign pledge to organize a relations committee in order to narrow the gap between administration and students. along with active participation in regional and state sea , the lo rd botetourt organization was instrumental in deciding the dress cod e question s. the matter of traditional vs. " no rule " school atti re resulted in th e relaxed code which allowed slacks for the gir·ls. 85 �glee clu b o ffice rs: w onda divers, ruth patsel, beth bo wer, quinnie mi ll e r, nanc y bowman, joo n behel er, morg ie john son, tw i la montgomery, sherry booze. mi ss doyle, stud e nt t eacher, la ugh w ith m ixed chorus class. ha s a glee club entertains students and visitors fir st row: r. sounders, d. hubbard, j. beheler, q. miller, b. ha l l, d kin z ie . second row: s. fix , a . toliv e r, t. pendleton , b. john son, s. strong, v. bowers. thi rd ro w: d. r eyn old s, n. spickord, r . doga n, b. waid, s. booze, m . hogan . fourth row: b. wilson, c. hosey, r. dickerson, m. 1o hn so n, r. mu rr ay, r. cronise . 86 �the glee club, as always, had a busy year with appearances at school and community functions . besides the traditional thanksgiving and christmas assemblies at school, they presented programs at area churches, pta programs, and crossroads mall . the " little group", composed of the best voices, appeared singly and with the larger group on var ious occasions, such as the lad y botetourt pageant. accompanists twila montgomery, pianist, and vickie byrd, organist. with religious and secular selections. first row: j. mcclung, m. ilieff, r. cladwell, r. patsel, w. divers. second row: t. osborne, s. simmons, b. akers, v. reyno lds, s. jones. third row: m. goad, m. loon ey, b. bower, m. paxton, i. johnson, a. bowman. fourth row: d. lowdon, d. beheler, n. bowman, r. spickard, m. deel. 87 �88 �cavalier band steps high at bristo l the lord botetourt marching band made its first appearance at the southeastern band festival at bristol this year. one of the few bands to receive a standing ovation on the field , the p recision marching of the cavalier band received an " excellent" rating. the members were also proud of their "perfect" rating on a military-ty pe inspection. in addition to the long hours of practice required for the competition , the band made their regular snappy appearances at football games. concert band. front ro w: g . cal lowa y, j. guilliams. second row : b. callowa y, d . castle, I. w hitacre, h. brow n, k. fitzgerald, a . toliver, b . hoosier, d. williamson, n. spickard, d. va ughn, r. cronise. third row: p. tabor, n. wiley, I. kyle, I. jones, e. noble, t. egars, m. fisher, c. berthoff , obenchian , r. berthoff, m. tucker, j. w illiamson. fourth row: r. murray, j. lowdon, c. bolton, p. fitzgera Id, s. hall, standing: t. ke ssler, r. silcox, r. downing, d. padgett, b . bridgen, d. aker. the stage band played on numerous occasions and made a te lev ision appearance, featuring barbara calloway as voca list . 89 �stage band . front row: c. bolton, n. spickard, p. tabor, d. va ugh an, r. cronise, c. bertholf, 2nd row: d . wi lliam so n, i· wil liam so n, d. lowdo n, r. bertholf, s. hall, p. fitzgerald, r. murray, standing : t. kessler, r. silcox. stage band makes television appearance; majorettes, drill team shine on the field dri ll team. front row: d . den off, I. bryant, c. williamson, d. bison, I. murray, b. gibson, d. etzler, c. spr inkle, 2nd row: I. sm ith, I. petty, k. bore, b . neos, b . beckner, k. kuykendoll, b. bowe r, k. dooley, c. duncan. 90 �damon pearson, in top form, conducts the pep band. left, majorettes b. belcher, j. duncan, j. du ncan, c. poulin . above, drum majorette k. scagg s. 91 �if it's spirit you want, you' II find it pep clubbers in a mock funeral for a slain "river rat". ft. row: d. w right, a . bowman, p. meyerhoff, n. bowman, v. byrd, mr. laugh , sponsor, 2nd row: g. hcigan, a. garst, s. st. clair, w. bricky, c. owen, I. huff, d. bison, j. haymaker, v. custer, c. miller, a. wil li amson, d. giles, 3rd row : d . graybill, c. gray, b. kessler, I. b ryant, a. smith, s. smith, t. smith, b. womack, b. wade, d. benson, 4th row: d. ke ll y, d. griffith, I. harris, p. painter, s. whitacre, m. snider, p . trembly, m. womack, h. keller, k. sm ith, b. bishop, m. illief, 5th row: I. whitacre, k. scaggs, p. grindstaff, a. reynolds, t. reedy, c. moses, p. barnett, b. bocock, I. sowers, j. sm ith, 6th row, d. castle, m. carter, s. hammond, m. beahm, a. stewart, c. camper, m. johnson, I. jon es, r. bolton. 92 �at pep club. the pep club is composed of people who th ink lord botetourt is great and want to say so . their unbounded enthusiasm spills over at pep assemblies, where they present skits and encourage other students to back athletics. pep members sponsor buses for away games and spend many hours making posters and signs to remind everyone that school spirit is alive and well and yelling. pep club skits for football included the funeral for a drowner " river rat" and a biology lesson on dead " bees". 93 �fca . front ro w: c. westerman, b. belcher, t. talbot, r. kelly, g. goad, d. radcliff, b . williamson, r. minnix. second row: r. murray, m. poole, m. thomas, k. blough, d. wertz, d . w ilson, d . mcfarland, m. goad, m. cronise. third row: m. goad, m. thomas, m . cole, m. woodie, d. hodges, j. camper, w. simmons, j. blanton, b. campbell. fourth row: t. byrd, s. paysour, r. firestone, t. gray, e. lowdon, j. mcdowell, d . lowdon. fifth row: d. dickerson, d . benson, s. mcfarland, c. johnson. athletic clubs promote teamwork, individual sportsmanship the girls' athletic association is an organization designed to promote participation of girls in organi zed athlet ics and to encourage sportsmanship. goo sponsors the powd er puff football game and intramural bask etball games. this year the club sponsored intramural vo lley ball games. the fellowship of christian athletes, a national organization, was organized at lord botetourt for the first time this year, replacing the varsity club . fca, like its predecessor the varsity club, encourages sportsmanship and competition. goo. front row: d . kelly, v. custe r, c. smit h, b. meye rhoff, m. mcdonold . second row: c. bolton, c. hogan, j. haymoker, v. byrd, s. smith, p. hoosier, c. stanley, j. duncan, k. burns, g. hogan, d. mcdaniel, j. graybill . third row: v. sp icl ard, d. benson, s. hill, f. bloodworth, s. smith, d . reynolds, c. sp rinkl e, s. fi x, b. co llin s, b. baker, p. trembly. fourth row: k. coudle, c. moses, r. spickard, a. smith, c. teaford, d. spradli n, d. griffi th, b. wo mack, t. wa ddell, d. wrig ht, c. overacre, s. franklin. fifth row: v. spickard, I. reedy, d . whitacre, p. mayerhoff, p. painter, v. da vis, t. jones, e. owen, m. o y ler, b. bocock, t. sowers, woods, a. w illi amson. sixth row: d . owen, b. gibson, s. stc la ir, a. garst, a . reynolds, do w ill is, o . ste w art, d. ingram, c. wa ugh . �clubs are a place to come together. �freshmen surge ahead �" out in the galaxy of life a new star has been born. kindled by candles of love lit by our hopes and dreams. in spirit of unity It �porn o mas patty barnett stua rt bison patsy anon ronnie barton bonnie bishop joseph anderson jerome basham barbara blevins alien arney susan beckner betty bocock bobby arnold debbie benson faith bloodworth pat rick baker willie biscotte debbie bott • freshmen enrollment of 272 IS steve b ra nnan wa nda brickey 98 mary breedlove bec ky bridgen frosh must enioy earth science-look at all the smiling faces. �bertha brown jerry bowers clemmer camper jomes bryant earl byrd karen caudle ronnie bryant david cahoon julian cincionni chorles burrell jerry ca hoon sheila cline emery bu rre 11 dean caldwell mary cochran karen burns glenn caldwell lee coleman largest in lord botetourt history wanda coleman franklin crowder jimmy collins jock crush donna conner renee dalton debbie craft timothy dawson wa ll ace craft onn davis leslie cra ig vickie davis 99 �james dee\ becky dogan mary edwards john dee\ jimmy dogan manuel eller kathy delong ronald dudding hugh etzler debbie denoff judy duncan wa iter fal ls g a ry deweese robert eggers william ferre // james dickerson lyndon eak in butch ferris class of 1974 begins high school career maurice fisher rose mary gamble 100 kathleen f itzge rald peggy garrison clifford flanagan anna garst debbie flowers micky giannini david frantz kathy gibson ma rth a fultz kathy gibson �wayne gill steve goad graham stevens warren goad karen graham kathy gray stuart bison after a slow day in gym class-he did only 2,050 sit-ups today. with capture of football spirit stick virginia gray mike gregg kathy gray james griffin rex graybill barbara gross debbie graybill ernest guilliams judy graybill jerry gussler fern greenwa y roger hartless 10 1 �to mmy hartman david huffman richard huffman freddie ha ncock gail hogan w illiam hunley ioe haupt beverly hoosier linda hutchinson charles haupt iudy hobson irene jamison shelia hill ernie hosey betty jonney ernest hodges mike huffmon woyne jessee frosh encounter with high school jo net john son brenda kess ler 102 rick y johnson chorles lamb woy ne johnson kirby lompersberger woy ne johnson timmy lonning laura jones joann lozenby helen keller kirby lee �koren leonord robin littl e cl e br·o mcdo n iel mickey leonorcl mo ry looney chuck mcneill w b e rt leo nor·cl 1onice love ko r en meoclo w ter·eso leonord terr-y mor kh o m el izo beth mercho nt 1oyce letchfor-cl ton y mo y hew horr·y merc hernt q uinn li nkeneruger· wb in mo ys syvo nni e mer·ch ernt curriculum means study, study, study ma ry moron ja nice mo ron kathy more pa ul moron speaking o f stu dy i ng, ca n anybody f ind bo l iv ia? 103 �doug moreland debra noell debbie owen glenda montgomery bruce noble marsha oyler pat morris gory noel page painter vickie morris william nolen cynthia parker kathy moses donald obneshain cathy platz david mowles cathy overacre cindy poulin freshman class actively participates joita presly john reynolds 104 preston poff ann reynolds brenda puckett belinda rice ca rlton rad cliff jer ry reiley david reed danny river s luanne reedy cathy roberts �patty robertson russel I rucker naomi spickard steven robertson linda saville vicky spickard mike rock jerry smith steve spradlin patty rock kim smith lorry sprinkle roy painter margaret snider kathy sprinkle doris ruff debbie spickard barry st. clair in extra cu rri cu lar activities, ath Ieti cs freshman meet in world geography class. ginger st. clair janet st. clair 105 �nancy st. cl ai r robbie t heimer shirley st.clair porn trembly donna stevens eugene thompson frank stephens jimmy thompson jack webb porn swartzel jack waddall steve wedd le terry traylor lois wall charles west freshm an end first high school year eager BE A WI SE OLE O! STUD Y NOW PL~ �,, \ wi ll a wi lli a ms mory wo mack sue w hit o k e r roy w il son debb ie woodie milton w iley sue w il son lorry wr ight june w illard connie wood leslie w il son joyce woods w i l li am wa lle r porn wi m mer t erry young for summer and return as sophomo res l.ATER ��" . . . this star w ill not be content merely to exist for a thousand years. It cannot drift silentl y through the universe for it was not born that way a starburst wil l soon take place ." integral part of school spirit 109 �below: ka y scaggs, drum moj o rette, leod s t he pep bo nd ot pep rolli es. john abbott jomes a listock shirley austin denise aker nancy anderson bonn ie baker crowder leads class of 1973 in ka ren bare lind a bishop 110 john basham donna bison alfred benge gory blough david benson steve bolton roger b ertho lf henry b ooze lo r ry bishop b eth bower �greg bower greg burrell norman coldwell anne bowman stephanie burris jeff collahan ronnie brooks david bush gladys collowoy noncy broughman tony byrd connie cossell holly brow n margie codd donno castle luther bryont tereso cohoon lorry coudle lephio conner randy craig Iulo cook denny crowde r third year at lord botetourt dione clark betty ann craft alon cole joyce craft brenda collins ronnie craft cathy conner jimmy croig 111 �sa ndy crowder onn de lo ng gory d rewey robin dovis lorry dogon ivo dudley jonice dean robin dollyhigh leslie dunbor louis dean jock dooley jane duncon grover dee\ williom dooley kothy duncon williom dee\ ron downing porn eodes biology, business, band give sophomores shoron eodes tom f itzgero Id jimmy eones bett y foutz \eon edwards shoron franklin tommy edwords tommy gibson williom epperly down giles dorothy etzler nolon gill �rich a rd g Iuth terry graybill dale hall mike goad debra griffin earl hall billy gray jackie guilliams dianne hamblin chester gray prisilla grindstaff trances hannabass freda gray billie hall leigh ha rris lorry gray cecil hall billy hartless new perspectives in learning ronnie hatcher josephine hill elizabeth he rm a nn greg hobson above : pictures, pictures, picturesl a nn de long thin ks she' ll neve r· be rid o f t hem. 113 �sophomore boys toke tim e out from health bob holt becky humphrey dora ke ll y jimmy hosey steve ienks tony kessler marlene hubbard earl iohnson danny king ierry huffman lorraine iones linnie kyle sophomores encounter frustrations, set eddie lee cathy mcclure 114 loretta lee elizabeth mcgee shelby lee sharon modogin cu rtis leona rd kenneth manuel ester leono rd roland martin borbora mcclung sondra martin �c!ass to ploy " footsi e." woyne maxey cathy miller debbie morris janet meador wayne mills peggy morris ruby merchant douglas moron geneva mullins porn meyerhoff robin moron ricky mull ins backs, but become a working part of lbhs sandra mullins joey nnjin lisa murray tommy osborne mike myers dick padgett brenda neas curtis parr al nichols carolyn payne aleen noel karen poy sour 115 �damon pearson steve reed teresa rucker robe rt pendeleton donna reynolds charles huff patricia perry teresa rhodes ernest russel I mike poole earl richardson john russel I porn poulin ricky robertson debbie st.cloir debro reed calvin ronk donold st.cloir sophomores study, laugh together left: themes, math-it's all too much for porn meyerhoff. 11 6 lorry st.clair becky sounders rodney sandidge kay scoggs �richard silcox loretta sowers tracy swortzel willie simmons jeff southers doug taylor kenny singleton gory sprinkle jack thomas rodney smelser cherly stanley jerry tuck lynn smith james stiglich monty tucker james sowder sidney strong teresa t urman wh iIe recognizing individuality becky turner doris wil/iamson tanya waddel/ jimmy wil/iamson curt westerman brenda wilson /inda whitaker kelvin wilson nancy wiley tommy woods ann williamson david young 117 �energetic juniors quicken , 11 8 �11 • • • let usturn instead to the joys of our oneness ." pace of botetourt life 11 9 �debbie ake r ric ky bell cassa ndra bol ton brenda akers w illiam benn y ra y bolton gory alls carol bertholf v ance bow er bridget beckner bruce bishop kathleen bowling doug beheler john blanton tomm y broughman beverly belcher keith blough linda bryant juniors elect ben harris class president, ruth ca ldwe ll braxton coo k 120 b ill campbell re becca cra ft joe camper linda croni se robert castle randall cronise mark cole mike cumbie jerry col/ins vicki custer �mary deel wanda divers mike dooley david dickerson kay dooley lynn downey ricky morris learns the fundamentals of cooking as he prepares deer steaks. begin plans for prom, talent show. debbie ferris jean graham pat fitzgerald april gray david foutz robert graybill patsy garst tom guill paula gatewood gory guilliams linda gordon alice hall 121 �steve hall steve ham mo nd jeanette hoy make r sandy hamblin ben harris greg herm ann juniors take active interest in dean hodges barbara johnson 122 ca rol hogan i rene johnson mike hogan greg jones sa m holling sworth conn ie kessler carol hosey marie kinsey ernest huffman david kinsey �karen kuykenda 11 devon lowdon lorry marshall tedd y lafon ion lowdo n jo y martin mr. richordson and eric noble listen to on album by the lord botetourt high school band. cultural and practical studies jimmy meadow bobby mccoy jonie merchant mary beth mcdonald betsy meyerhoff mary mcfarland dexter miller stanley mcfarland terry michell ch ri s mcm u rra y gail montgomery 123 �mike rrioran jud y muse vickie reynolds phyllis moron eric nob le del wood sc hecter ly r icky morris sue owen mark sh ishler doug mullin s greg porker sk ip simmon s glenn mullin s ruth p a t se l ov a smit h robert murr oy syb il pr eston cath y smith new dress code quickly adopted cindy south ers robe rt sprinkle 124 gerald spickord cha rlotte st. clair rosalyn spickard rub y st. c lair delil a sp radlin cathy tea ford student teacher, mrs. doyle, shows her music class the different kinds of percussion i nstru men ts. �mike thomas carrie toliver linda tolley new schoo l fashions appealed to girls. cathy smith disp lays the " new look." a udrey tol iver martha toliver debra tuck jan woods dean wertz by casual-at-heart junior girls. kathy vest jimmy whatley bobbie lou waid fred w ile y rodney wa rd david wi lliamson earlene wall kenneth w il son cindy waugh kay wood 125 �~- " seventy-one approaches graduation126 I �- " now we have to leave in grea t so r row, in great joy th in k ing o f o ur- separa ti on a r.d th e ma ny p laces we w ill go we are t he some, yet we ar-e not. we me one, soon to be div ided at last!! �wanda amos mark anderson dean baker mary barnett myra anne beahm joan beheler richard giannini leads class of 128 �barry belch er nanc y bowm an john tra y lor and kay doole y find that there 's more to a lunch brea k than just eatin g. seventy-one, sherr y booz e vickie bowle s �brenda brooks curtis brown donald burger connie burkett kelvin burre ll Jes ta lbot still t hinks t hat t he best pa rt of the basketbal l game is t he milkshake stop a f terwards. a sisted by booze, bowman, southers, 130 �I ~I I vickie byrd barbara calloway cathy camper mike carter denn y campbell mcclung, and newly-installed senior council. 13 1 �robert carter clayton cook clinton cook dovid cook earl cook mr. james laugh serves as sponsor and 132 �debbie costanzo randall craft mike cronise gail crowder hudgins rodney taylor and doug wilson learn to stir and pour in boys' home economics. best friend. 133 �k.e. daniel debbie davis janey dempsey rebecca dickerson ly nette law and christine thompson have a quick visit between classes. college-bound seniors struggle through milton, 134 �robin dogon rocky dogan kenneth dooley norris dudding susan epperly zenobia fenne/I math analysis, chemistry, "coma esta' ud" 135 �robert ferguson chris f irebough ronnie ~irestone don fitzgerald sondro fi x richord gionnini esh" t sales drive by seniors yields money 136 �peery gibson morris gill glen goad mike goad jimmy southers and senior play cast members lunch at bud's after the schoo l presentation. and a question about cambodian skies. 137 �greg gray mike gray barry green gory hall rocky dogan take s a personal samp1ing of the weather. "the circle", �joe hombrick pearl hampton jerry hatcher stephanie hermann gory hansbrough presented by seniors, is dramatic success 139 �pat hill george holt ann hubbard betty hubbard debra hubbard linda huff performances by ilieff, reedy, murray 140 �cothy hutchens millo ilieff debbie ing rom mmgie john son borr y b e lch er demonstr·ates his speedway st yle o n th e way hom e. highlight somerset maugham play. 141 �mike jones sarah jones tommy jones susie keith leslie keller slave sale sparks senior imagination; 142 �reed kelly joan king janice kinzie sharon kuykenda 11 iimm y markey at his favorite pastime. but why are sharon kuykendall and roberta stanley laughing? sutherland bought by one-day "masters". 143 �lynette la w alan lee bonnie lee mike lee mabel amos and mark newton sneak a minute for iust being friends. mid-terms 144 �denise linkenauger marsha long jimmy mcclung betty mcfall s diana me kinn ey dann y mcfarland find seniors struggling and smiling. 145 �jimmy markey joe martin donald meadows ____ ................ . . mary anne meloy alan lee and p eery gibson ag ree that lunch looks less than appe tizing from the t able's v iew. senior girls compete in junior miss; 146 �auinnie miller linda mil/irons richord minni x twila montgomery mike moses robin murra y cathy camper captures botetourt crown. 147 �mark newton carolyn norris cathy owen rondo\\ patterson mar\ene paxton steve paysour • myra anne 1s queen 148 �toni pendleton linda petty david radcliff rodney reynolds jimmy powell stormy sm ith be ing ju st stormy. as senior girls highlight homecom ing. 149 �darrel I rhodes jerry riddleberger danny roach janice roberts patty robertson rebecca dickerson and robin dogan introduce the midi. winter snowstorms signal 150 �lindo ronk dona Id short romono sounders loretta shiff\ett mike simmons the senior slump, but. l!I john sm ith I 151 �stormy smith jimmy southers roberta stonley do vid st. cloir shelbye st. cloir f spring means the beginning 15 2 �angela stewart paul sullivan randy swisher leslie talbot seniors mike jones and steve paysour have a great time at the christmas dance. of the end. 153 �rod ney taylor christine thompson terry tol le y iohn tra y lor m ichael tu cke r tommy turner graduation announcements, job interviews, 15 4 �betty wade earl w alker wi lli om wa ll paul ward margi e 1ohnson ond david radcl catc h up on sc hool news w ith t he la tE iss ue of th e blade. college acceptances add direction, challenge 155 �dale west teresa willard barry williamson carolyn will iamson mike moses and danny mcforland prepare that physics experiment again. • June 1971156 �doug wilson barbara wamack donna wright dale vaughn philip wood we' re home free now!! 15 7 �remember when we were 158 �little kids? 159 �mark andrew anderson newspaper staff 9, 10; kvg 10; stage crew l 0, 11 , 12; science fair, 2nd place-boys general sc ience division. wanda jo amos fha 8,9, l 0, 11 , 12; reporter 12; red cross 8,9, l 0, 11; president 11; goo 8,9,10; pep club 8,9,10; sea 11 ; junior exchange day; pretenders l O; blade staff l O; annual staff 12; junior class play. jerry wayne arthur mary frances barnett fha 8,9, l 0, 12; red cross 9, l 0, 11, 12; goo 8; art club 11 . myra anne beahm red cross 9, l O; red cross camp 9; fta 11, 12; library club 12; science club l 0, secretary l 1, secretaryl l , l 2; treasu rer 12; sea 12; glee club l 0, 11, 12; president 12; music camp l O; goo 9; blade staff 9, 11 ; senior class play; senior class treasurer . • senio r transfer from jomes blair high school. transfer from northside high school. pep club 12; report er 12; european studies club 12 ; president 12; lbhs choir; accompanist-organist 12; faa 12; thespians 12 ; fta l 2; sea 12; powder puff football 12; girl's basketball team 12. nancy alice bowman barbara ann calloway national honor society 11, 12; secretary science club l 0, 11; treasurer 12; vicepresident; glee club l 0, l l, 12; h istorian; pep club 8,9, l 0, 11; secretarytreasurer 12; vice-president; thespians 11 , 12; pretenders 9, l O; fha 8,9, 12; red cross 9, l 0; sea 8, l O; jv cheerleader 1O; sophomore class vice-p resident; eighth grade president; senior class secretary; sea 10, 11 , 12; vice-chai rman of relations committee 12; band 9,10,11,12; historian 11 ; president 12; thespians 12; secretary 12; nhs 11, 12; library club 11 ; junior class play; junior prom band committee; science fair 2nd place l O; john philip sousa award 11; nedt certificate of merit l O; nmsqt semifinalist. senior council. leslie dean campbell curtis brent brown newspaper staff 8,9, l O; science club 11; band 8,9, l 0 , 11 , 12; band letter 8,9, 10, 11, 12; debate l O; squad leader 9,10,11,12; baseball 9,10,11,12; football 8,9, 10; basketball 9. vickie karen bowles lib rar y club 8,9, l 0, 12; president 9; fta 10,1 1, 12; secretary 11, president 12; goo 9, 1O; fha 8; pretenders 9, l 0, 11 ; vice president l O; thespians l l , 12; junior class play 11 ; sea 9, 11 , 12; national honor society 11 , 12; pep club 10,1 1,12; cheerleading 10,11,12; eighth grade class treasurer; junior class treasurer; sc ience fair first place 8; class marshall 8; football homecoming queen 12. joan rebecca beheler fha 8,9, l 0, 12; red cross l 0, 11; glee club l 0, 11 , 12; treasurer 12; glee club letter l 2. barry neil belcher science club 12 ; varsity club 9, l 0, 11 ; fel lowsh ip of christian athletes 12; jv football 9; va rsity footba ll 1O; jv track 8; va rsity track 9, l 0, 11 , 12; indoor tra ck 12; sherry lyn ne booze basketball 8,9; intramurals 9, 10, 11. donald ray burger transfer from kecoughtan high school. track 11, football 12 ; constance lee burkett red cross l 1; fha 12. kelvin ward burrell ffa 11 ; basketball 8,9, l 0. victoria leigh byrd 160 patricia catherine camper library club 9, 10, l 1, 12; v ice-president 1O; pretenders 9, 1O; secretory 10; president 1 1, thespians l 1, 12; fta 10, 11,12; pep club 8,9,10,11,12; fha 10; fbla 12; sea 10, 11 , 12; parliamentarian 12; national honor society 11 , 12; parliamentarian 12; junior class play 11; junior varsity cheerleader 9, l O; captain l O; varsity cheerleader 11 , 12; capta in 12; 8th grade class sec- �directory retary; 11th grade class secretary; girl's basketball team intramurals 9, 11; basketball homecoming 11; football homecoming court 12. hugh michael carter football manager 9; football manager 10; jv basketball manager l 0; pep club 9, l O; 12; band manager 9 , l 0, 12. ronald dean cassell transfer from goochland high school. fha 8, 10; library club 12; goo 8,9,10; fbla 11; glee club 11,12. powder puff football 10; lad y botetourt pageant 11 . robert jay dogan zenobia nina fennel! fbla l l, 12; reporter 12; pep club l O; annual staff 10, 12; construction committee, junior-senior prom; football 8. transfer from james river high school. fta 12; goo 12. robin kay dogan library club 8,9, 11 , 12; red cross 8, l 0, 11; reporter 11; pep club 9; goo 8,9,10; national honor society 11 , 12; treasurer 12; glee club 12; science club 12 ; fta 12; girl ' s basketball intramurals 9, l O; powderpuff football 12; snow queen court 11. clayton I. cook david louis cook transfer from graham high school. national honor society l l, 12; art club 11 ; treasurer 12; football 9 ,9; wrestling 9; track8,9;classmarshall 10,ll. earl wayne cook football 8 ; basketball 8, 9 . debbie ann costanzo pep club 11, 12; secretary l l; goo 11; fha l l. randall ray craft ffa 8; sentinel; kvg 9, l O; secretary 11; president 12 . michael ray cronise sea 8,9 , 11, 12 ; varsity club l 0 , 11; fca 12; science club 12; kvg l 0 , 11; basketball 8,9, l O; track 9, l 0. gail marie crowder goo 9 , l O; fbla 12; annual staff l O; blade staff 12; powder puff football l O; science fair 1st first place l 0. kermit elwood daniel II ffa 8; football 8 ,9; track 8, l 0. kenneth wayne dooley sea 8 ; football 8 ; basketball 8; track 8; baseba 11 l 0 . norris wayne dudding robert william ferguson transfer from william by rd high school . pretenders l 0, 11; fta l 0, 11 , 12; debate 11 ; science club 11 , 12; blade staff 12; exchange day guide; stage manager, senior class play. christopher martin firebaugh varsity club 8,9, 10, 11 , 12. 11; fca 12; golf ronald dean firestone kvg 10, 11 , 12; varsity club 11 ; fca 12; ffa 9; football 8,9, l O; golf 8,9, l 0, 12; football manager 12. susan elaine epperly donald fitzgerald art club 11 , 12; red cross 9, l 0, 11; goo l 0, 11; pep club 9, 10, 11 ; fha 8,9, l O; girl ' s intramurals basketball 9, l O; fbla l 0, 11 ; vice-president l 0, 11 , 12; track 8. 11 ; kvg sandra lee fix library club 9, 10; art club 11 ; national honor society 11 , 12; glee club 11 , 12; goo 12; po wder puff football 12; basketball intramural s 8. richard james giannini stage crew 9, l 0, l l , 12; thespian s l 0, 11 , 12; glee club 11 ; scien ce club 12; kvg l O; news paper sta ff 11 ; a nnual staff 12; iunior pla y 11 ; ph ineas j. dill ywhopper soci ety 11 , 12; seni or class presid ent 12. elbert peery gibson nation a l honor soc iety 11 , 12; art clu b 11, 12. morris millard gill kvg l 0, 11 , 12. debra sue davis glen harrison goad fha 8,9, 11 , 12; goo 8. t ran sfer fro m north side high sc hoo l. varsity club l 0, 11 ; fca 12; sea 11 , 12; varsity footba ll 10, 11, 12; football captain 12· track 10, 11 , 12; 8th grade football ; jv footba ll 9; jv track 8,9; w rest ling 9; a ll-d istrict footba ll 12; rn1·. footba ll 12. richard lynn dewitt transfer from belton high school . rebecca sue dickerson 161 �• senior ffa 8; varsity club 9, l 0, 11; fca 12; fbla 11 , 12 ; treasurer 12; sea 12; baseball 9, l 0, 11 , 12; baseball captain , jv basketball 8,9; varsity basketball 10, 11,12. 9; annual staff l O; fha l 0; fta l l, 12; vice-president 12; national honor society 11, 12; science club 11, 12, historian 12; girl's basketball intramurals 8, 9, l 0, l 1, 12; powder puff footba 11 10, 11, co-captain 11; science fair honorable mention l 0. gregory deven gray rodney wayne holdren john michael gray george edwin holt Ill science club 11; sea 10; football 9, 10. sea 8, l 0, 11, 12; treasurer 11; varsity club 9, l 0, 11; lea 12; science club l 0, 11, 12; national honor society 11, 12; phineas j. dillywhopper society 11,12; football 8,9,10; track 8,9,10; basketball 8,9,10,11,12; science fair first place l 0. transfer from liberty high school. national honor society 12. betty a lice hubbard ludmilla june georgieff ilieff national honor society 11, 12 . Iha 12; nhs l 1, 12; fbla l 0, 11, 12, parliamentarian 12; art club 12. joe allen hambrick debra lea hubbard ffa 8, 9, l 0, l l, 12; vice-president 12. Iha 8, 9, l 0, l l, 12; red cross 11, 12; science club 12; library club 10, 11, 12; glee club 12. transfer from monroe jr. high school. glee club l 0, 11, 12; Iha 9; pep club 9 l O 11, 12, president l l; goo 9, l 0, 11; e~ro,pean studies club 11,12, vicepresident 11; red cross 9; y-teens 9, l O; fta l O, 11; quill & scroll 11; pretenders 9, l 0, 11; thespians 12; blade staff l O; business manager 1O; news editor 11 ; fbla 9, 1O,11, treasurer l 0, parliamentarian 11; powder puff football 10; se- michael mckinley goad fbla l 0, 11, 12, secretary 11, 12; fha 12; fbla spelling test certificate 11, 12. linda sue huff betty joan graybill pep club 8,9; fha 8, 11, 12; goo 8,9 ; y-teen s l 0. fha 9; jr. library club 8,9, treasurer 9; pep club 9,10,11,12; fbla 10,11,12, historian 11 ; president 12; fta 12; science fair 3rd place and 2nd place; pep club lett er l 0, 11. cathy ann hutchens ba rry ray green gory david hall julie pearl hampton goo 8,9, 10, 11, 12· fho 8 9- girl's basketball 11 , 12; ba sketball i'ntramurals 8,9, l 0, 11, 12; goo letter. gory eugene hansbrough transfer from w illiam by rd high school. l O; stage crew 9, l 0, 11 , 12; kvg t hespians l 0, 11, 12. jerry lynn hatcher band 9, l 0, 11; letter 9, 10, 11; science club 10, 11, 12; president 12; glee club 9, l 0, 1 l; robe keepe r l l; pretenders l 0, 11; t hesp ians 12; dance band l 0, 11; sea 12; debate society l 0, 12; debate team 12; newspaper staff 12; junior class play; p heneas j. dillyw hopper soc iet y l 1, 12 ; charter member and president 11. football 8track 8, l O; nedt certificate of com men~ dotion; exce llent speaker award, unive rsit y of richmo nd debate wo rkshop. stepha nie carol hermann band majorette 10, 11, 12; goo 8,9; pep club 8,9, 10; fha 8,9; powder puff football 9, l O; band letter 11; 2nd p lace for twirling tea m compet itio n 11, 12. patricia elaine hill goo 9, 10, 11 , 12; art cl ub 9; b lade staff 162 elizabeth ann hubbard �directory sharon lynne kuykendall nior plo y; regional chorus 11 ; sc ience fair second place 1O; pep clu b letter 11 ; g lee club letter 11 ; massanetta music camp l 0. fha 8,9; goo 8,9, 10; y-teens 8,9; red cross 11; ar t clu b 11 , 12; science club 12; nationo I honor soci ety 1 1, 12. lewis richard laprad 9, 10, 11 , 12; science club 12; thesp ia ns 11, 12; nat io na l honor society 11 , 12; vice-president of eighth grade; secretar y trea surer of ninth grade; junior class p lay; blade staff 11 , 12; layout editor 11; layout editor and bus in ess manager 12; po wder puff football 8; ba sket ball 11 ; science fair l st place 9. stage cre w; thespians debbie r. ingram james andrew markey lynette darlene law fb la 9, l 0, 11 , 12; track l 0. red cross 9 , 10; fho 9 ; goo 9, 10, 11 , 12; trea sure r 1 1; y- teens 9, 10; sh ield sta ff 1 1; sea 10, 1 l ; goo powder puff footbol I 9, 10, l l , 12; basketball 1 1; sc ienc e fair 1st p l ace 9; letter in goo 11 . alan wayne lee margie marie johnson ffa 8,9, l 0, 11 , 12; reporter 12; fbla 12. goo 8,9, l O; fha 8, 12; basketball intramurals 8,9, l 0, 11 . ffa 8,9, l 0, 11 ; stage crew 11, 12; kvg l 0, l l ; track l 0, 12. james thomas mcclung goo 8,9,10, l l; sea 11 ; glee club 11 ; sec retar y l l ; red cross l 0; vars ity cheerleoding 12; pep club 11 , 12; fho 8; junior exchange day 11; annual staff 11 , 12 ; gi rl 's basketball 10, 1 1; g ir l's intr am uro ls 10. reporter 8th grade; pretenders l O; reporter l O; treasurer l O; ft a l 0, 11 , 12; fta treasurer 11; reporter 12; t hespians l 1, 12; reporter 12; blade staff l l , 12, la yout ed itor 11 ; feature editor 12; glee club 11 , 12; jun ior cla ss play; senior class pla y; track 8,9, l 0, 11 , 12; ba sketba ll 9; jv ba sketball 10; nedt certificate of merit 10; quill & scro ll 11 , 12; junior prom theme committee. michael rudolph jones art c lub 11 , 12; kvg 10, 11 , 12 . sarah frances jones rita arlene mcclung Iha l 0 ; red cross l 1; glee club 12. transfer from jefferson high school. thomas william jones joseph adrian mcdowell fblo 11 , 12, v ice-pres ident 1 1. t ran sf er from vero bea ch high school. science club 12; fe ll owship of christian a thletes 12; varsity clu b 12; football 11 , 12; baseba ll 12; tennis 12; f ield hockey 12. sus ie jane keith Iha 8, l 0, 12 . leslie byrd keller transfer from glen burnie high sc hool. pep c lub 12 ; europeons stu dy club 12. sea l 0 , 1 1, 12 ; se nior counc il 12 ; junio r class v ice-president; nat ional honor society l l , 12; th espians l l , 12; trea surer 12; juni o r class p lay; varsi ty club l 0, l 1; l ea 12, lea secretary treasurer qui ll & scro ll 11 , 12; b lade staff, spor ts ed ito r 11 , 12; track 8,9 ; vars it y baseba ll 10 , 11 , 12; basketba ll 8,9, 10, 12 ; jv footba l l 8,9; varsity football l 0, 1 1, 12; top ten hi tters in time sland area 1 1. joan marie king janice marie kinzie betty joyce mcfalls bonnie beth lee tra nsfe r from lee jun ior high sc hool. Iha 8; red cross 9, l 0, 1 l , 12; fbla 12. burger reed kelly fh a 8,9; fbla 11 , 12; ju nior ach ieve ment 12 joseph waiter martin re d cross michael edward lee ffa 8, 9, l 0, l l , 12; kvg 8, 9, l 0, 11 , 12. leslie denise linkenaug er national honor soc iety 11 , 12, president 12; sea l 0, 11 , 12, vice-president 11 ; library clu b 9, l 0, 11 , 12, vice- pres ident 11, president 12; debate l 0, 11 , 12; fta l 0, l l , 12; pr etenders 9, l 0, l l ; the£pians 12 ; pep club 9, 11 ; class officer; certificate of educationa l development 10; delegate to gir l's state 11 ; cla ss marsh a l I 9, 10, 11 . 12; marsha gail long goo 8, 9, l 0, l l , presiden t l l; fta 163 �danny scott mcfarland varsi ty club 9, 10, 11; fe ll ows hip christian ath letes 12; art clu b 8; 8th grade football; jv football 9; varsi t y footba ll 9, 10, 11, 12; 8th grade basketba ll ; jv b asketbal I 9, 1O; jv t rack 8, basebal I 9, 10, 11 , 12; f ell owship christia n atheletes-chap lain 12. transfe r from cave spri ng high school scie nce club 11; g lee club 11 , 12; student director 12, national honor society 11,12; thespians 12; all regional chorus 12; girls' state alternate 11 ; junior play 11; senior play 12; district foren sic tournament delegate; girls poet ry 1 1. diana faye mckinney fha 8,9; fta 10, 12; goo 1O; fbla 12. fha 8, 12; fbla 11 , 12, parliamentarian 12; natioal honor soci ety 11 , 12. transfer from blacksburg high schoo l. glee club 9, 10, 11 ; band 9, l 0, 11 , stage band 9, 10, 11 , 12; ffa 12; kvg 12; repre sented l . b. at regional choru s at cave spring 11. mary anne meloy library club 9, 1O; science club 11 , 12; fta 10, 1 1, 12; pretenders 8, 9, 1O; red cross 9; national honor society 11 , 12; qu ill and scroll 11; news paper staff 11, editor 12; pep club 8, 9, l 0, 11; sc ience fai r 3 rd place 9. elizabeth quinn miller senior honor society 11, 12; pep club 9, 10, 11, 12 ; fta 12; blade staff 10; intramurals l 1. james curtis patram linda jane millirons donald ray meadows • art club 9, 10, 11 , 12; football 8,9, 10, 11 ; track l 0, 12. marlene elizabeth paxton richard alan minnix kvg 9, 1O; va rsity club 11 , 12; baseball 10, 11, 12 . goo 8,9, 10, 11 , 12; y-tee ns 9, 10, 11 , 12, point keeper 12 ; pep club 8, 9, 10, 1 1, 12; g Iee c I u b 12; f ha 8, 12 . twila montgomery stephen ray paysour jv cheerleading 9, 10; co-captain 1O; varsity cheerleading 11 , 12; co-captain 12; g .a.a. 8,9; library club 1O; red cross 8; pretenders 9, 10; president 1O; thespian s 11 , 12; glee club 10, 11 , vice president 12; accompan ist 12; fta 10, 11, 12; secreta ry 12; sea 9, 10, 11 ; blade staff l 1; national honor society 11 , 12; class officer treasurer l O; powder puff football 9, sc ience fair place l st in jun ior group proj ect 9; a lternate to girls; quill and scroll 11. sea 11 , 12; varsi ty club 11; fca 12; varsi ty football 1O; jv basketball 9; va rsity b asketball 10, 11 , 12; golf 11 ; track 9; sc ience fair 9 . tonya ann pendleton goo 8,9,10,11 ; red cross 9,10,11; library club 12; glee club 10, 11, 12. micheal joseph moses transfer from harrodsburg high school. robert hale murray glee clu b 10, l l ; sc ience club 11 ,12; varsity club 10, 11 ; fca 12; pretenders 11 ; student cla ss president 12; ph ineas i dill ywhooper society 11 , 12; band 8,9, 10, 11 , 12 · debate 11 12 · football 8 · track 8,9, 1,0, 11 , 12; bas,ketball science fair 1st place; junior play; senior pla y. s; judy dorothy muse fha 8, 10, 11 ; library club 11 . linda gail petty mark eugene newton red cross 8, 9, 10, 1 1, 12; pretend ers 10, 11 ; fha 8,9 ; 11th grade reporter; football hom eco ming court 9 ; drill team 12; exchange day delegate; girl's basketba ll intramurals 10. ffa 8; kvg 9, l O; go lf 9; track l 0, 1 1; football 8. carolyn frances norris jimmy preston powell goo 8,9; red cross 10, 11 , 12; juni o r ac hi eveme nt 12. ca t herine dawn owen goo 16 4 8; red cross 9, l 0, 11 ; national david richard radcliff varsity cl ub 9, 10, 11 ; secr etar ytreas urer l 1; fca 12; president 12; th esp ian s 11, 12; national honor society �directory tran sfer from jefferson high school. f ha 12. david lee st. clair 11; sea 11,12; annual staff 11; 9th grade president; junior class play; varsity track 9, 10,11,12; football 8; varsity football 9,10,11,12; 2nd team a llvalley halfback; 2nd team all-district halfback; l st team all-district defensive halfback. kvg 8,9, 10, 11, 12; football science fair 2nd place. 8,9, 10; shelbye jean st.clair fho 8,9, 10, 11 , 12 . billy rex ramey ramona roe sounders ffa 8,9, 11 , 12; kvg 11, 12. fha 8,9, l 0; glee club 11 , 12; fbla 11 , 12 ; library club 12; goo 8,9, l 0. charles robert reedy art club 9, l 0, reporter l O; pretenders 11; vice-president 11 ; science club 11, 12; blade staff 9, l 0, 11 , 12, managing ed itor 12; sea l 0, 11, 12; nation a 1 honor society l l , 12, vice-president 12; debate team 1 1, 12; senior class play; roanoke valley high school relations council l 0, 11; president 12; l st place affirmative speaker blue ridge district debate tournament 11 ; l st place affirmative speaker longwood col leg e debate tournament 11; 2nd place affirmative speake r warwick invitational debate tournament l l . art club l O; stage crew 11 , 12; thespians 11 , 12, presid ent 12; ju nior play stag e manager 11 ; senior pla y; senior class vi ce-presid ent; track 8; football 8. donald gene short ffa 8, 9, l 0, l l , 12; secretory 12. roberta lynn stan ley art 11 , 12, president 12; fha 8,9, l 0, 12, secretary l O; goo 8,9; red cross 11, 12; european studies club 12; shield staff 12; pep club 8,9,10; library club 8,9; powder puff footba ll l 0, 12; intram ural basket ball 8,9,. angela denise stewart jv cheerleader l O; va rsity cheerleader 11 , 12; goo 8,9, 10, 11 , 12; red cross 9; y-teens l O; sea l l; shi eld staff rodney dennis reynolds fbla 11, 12; art club 8,9; varsity club l 0, 11 ; fea 12; football 8; football manager l O; basketball manager l l, 12; track 9, l O; freshman basketball. darrel nosh rhodes ffa 9 , l 0, l l, 12. jerry lane riddleberger ffa l O; kvg l 0 , l l, 12; varsity club l 0, 11, 12; fbla l l; sea 11 . art club l O· football 8,9, l 0, 11 · trac'k 8 9 l O 11'. ba se ball 10, 11 ; golf 10,11; b~sketbali 9, 10. john michael simmons danny wayne roach science club 11, 12; football 8; jv football 9, 10; track 9,10; junior play; honorabl e mention sc ience fair l 0 . stage crew 11 , 12; annual staff 12; stud ent counci 1 12; construction comm ittee, ju nior-senior prom, baseball 10. basketball 8,9. john edwin smith paul eldridge sullivan basketball 8,9. stormy teresa smith randy ellis swisher tran sfer from northside high sc hool . fho 12 . transfer from roonoke cat holic high school. goo 10, 11 , 12; y-teens l l , 12, presid ent 12; pep cl ub l 1, 12; lady botetourt pageant 11 ; powder pu ff football 11 , 12; basketball intromu ra ls 11, 12; g oo emb lem 11. patricia ople robertson james alfred southers janice marie roberts l 0, 11 , 12, business manager 11 , 12; junio r mi ss pageant 12; quill & scrol l 11 ; prom theme comm ittee 11; girl ' s ba sketball 8,9; powder puff footbal l 8, 9, l 0, 11 , 12; goo letter; cheer leoding letter. kvg 8,9, 10, 11, 12; 8,9, 10. sea 10; footba ll 165 �• senior transfer schoo l. emmet leslie talbot Ill pretenders 9; sea representative 11, 12; vars ity club 9,10,ll; fco 12, vice-president 12; stage crew 12; treasurer 12; iv football 10; football manager 9; assistant football stat istician 12; 8th grade basketball; jv basketball 9; varsity bosketbo 11 l 0, l l, 12; jv track 8, 9; varsity track l 0, 11 , 12; basketball intromuro ls 8; indoor track 12 . from ondrew le wis high dale andrew west fb lo 11 ; 10, l l, 12. art club 10,ll , 12; kvg 8,9,ll; g ir l's teresa lynn willard fho 8,12; red basketba ll 9. cross rodney hubert taylor debra jean willis pep club 8, l O; goo 8,9, l 0, l l, 12, secretory l O; fha 8, l l, 12; pretenders l l ; thespians 12; y-teens 9; blade staff l O; annual staff l 0, l l, 12; business manager l l, editor 12; red cross l O; jv cheerleader l O; quill & scroll 11; junior ploy; student council 12; exc hang e day guide l l; girl's basketball 8,9, 10; intromurols 8,9, 10; goo letter; phineas j. dillywhopper soc iet y 11 , 12. barry richard williamson chess club 9; glee club 11 ; trac k 9, l 0. mary christine thompson goo 8,9, l O; fha 8, 11 , 12. carolyn ann williamson terry neil tolley sea 8,9,10; stage crew 9,10,ll; library club 12; football 8; track 8,9. john edward traylor stage crew l 0, l l, 12; ba sketboll 9, 10. douglas !eon wilson varsi t y club ll; fco 12; basketball 9, l 0, baseball l O; track 11 , 12 . kvg 11, 12; fha 8; goo l 0, l l; red cross 9, l 0, 11; pep club 11; fblo 11, 12; fta l 2; sc ience fair second place l 0. junior class president; varsity club 9, l 0, l l ; vice-president l l; fea 12; pretenders l l; junior class play; sea 11; annual staff ll,12 · blade staff 12 · football 8,9, 10 , ll,12 ; track 9, l 0, l l , 12; jv basketball 9, l O; 2nd team all district offense l O; l st team all district offense and defense l l 12· 3rd team all valley l l; boy's st~te; captain football l l , 12; l st team all roanoke valley offense and defense 12. barbara lynn womack michael jessie tucker ffo 9, l 0, 11; basketball 8,9; track 11, 12. fha 8, l l , 12, vice-p resident 12; red cross 8,9, l 0, 11 ; pep club 12; exchange day guide l l ; exchange day student 12; blade staff l 0. th emas howerton turner donna faye wright t ransfer from northside high schoo l. t rack 11, 12; footba ll 11. nancy elizabeth wade red cross 8,9,10,ll; fho 11; art club 8, 9, pep c lub 11 12- fblo 12 goo 8,9, l O; newspaper ~toff 9, l exchange da y guide 11; basketball int ro mur o ls l O; pep club letter 12. O; joseph earl walker football 8,9, l 0, 11 ; track 10. william powell wall fb la l l; foot ba ll l 0. charles paul ward fb la l l . karen lynn webb 16 6 sea 8; fho 8; goo l 0, 11, 12; not: rial honor society 11, l 2; fta l 2; pep club ll ,12, president 12; girl's basketball intromurols l 0, 11, 12; class marshal I 9 . philip dale vaughn band 10, l l, 12; science club 11 12 · pretenders l l ; fta 12; blade staff' lo'. national honor society l l , 12; band librarian l l; sc ience fair, best of fair 10; science fair l st place 10. patricia elaine young tran sfer from school fta 8 . william fleming high �directory 167 �faculty and administration 168 �II . glowing sparks of that star and by its light we must guide others because 'here on earth' God' s work must truly be our own ." l.J seek unity with students 169 �right: mr. dennis richard son left : mrs. rose mason engl ish faculty and written the english faculty , heade d by mrs . mason , consists of six full-tim e teache rs. mrs. mason , spons or of y-teen s, and mrs . sower s, cosponso r of sea, teach englis h 9 and 10. miss shutte rs, spons or of the blade and the preten ders, teache s englis h 11, as does mr. richard son, who also sponsors the junior class and coach es foren- . sics. english 12 is taugh t by mrs. adcox , who also teache s 10th grade english and sponso rs the fta and sopho more class, and miss muse, who sponsors the shield, and mr. little. ri gh t : miss gwyn muse 17 0 �emphasizes oral communication above: mrs. cynthia adcox left: mrs. sandra sowers right : mrs . judy ruby �mr. harold little miss virg inia goad mr. t im sarver 172 �mr. sam sutherland the faculty of the social sciences department represents a w ide range of interests. mr. little, whose sociology class is the most popular elective at lbhs, is known throughout the va lley as a fine artist. this november he had a one-man show ing of woodcu ts at jaro house go 1le ry in roanoke . in addition to his u.s. and wor ld history classes, mr. sarver coaches football and track and co-sponsors the fellows hip of christian a thl etes. miss goad 's current interest is computers, which she fits in b etween her wo rld geograph y and math classes. mr. suther land teaches government and economics and is cha irman of the department. social sciences faculty boasts variety of interests 173 �right: miss julia short below: mrs. jo garber language dept. offers f rench, span ish miss short, chairman of the foreign language department, teaches span ish, co-sponsors the sea, and coaches the debate team. mrs. garber teaches french and american history and sponsors the european studies club. 17 4 �mrs. sheets heads the department of business education. she teaches shorthand, personal typing and notehand, and typing. mrs. thomas teaches typing and shorthand, and miss angle teaches office practice, general business, and bookkeeping. the entire business faculty cosponsors the future business leaders of america, and miss angle co-sponsors the varsity cheerleaders . business offers practical knowledge above, lef t : mrs. sue sheets above, right: miss susan angle left : mrs. gail thomas 175 �. . ' . ,) . .., . ;...-- ·-- fine arts encourages involvement in music, painting, design t he department of fine arts is headed by mrs . murray, who directs all choral groups. she is also co-sponsor the junior class and is active in many professiona I organizations, among them the virginia music educators nation a I conference. mr . w ilson, the original organizer of the lord botetourt band, teaches band and drill team classes at lord botetourt and elementary and intermediate band classes at severa l other county sch ools . m rs. neighbors teaches all art classes a nd sponsors the art club . right: mrs. ann neighbors 176 above: mr. tom wilson right: mrs. martha murray �mrs . etzler, th e sc hool librarian, is a familiar personality to the student body. in addition to her duties as libraria n, she sponsors the library club. mrs. robertson is the libra ry assistant. lef t: mrs. caroline etzler library staff provides reference, study materials mrs . edna robertson 177 �natural science associates students with ecology, laboratory procedures ~ ~· above : miss christine burnham left : mr. james lough �left : mrs. arlene bell miss burnham, chairman of the natural sciences department, teaches earth science, sponsors the junior varsity cheerleaders, and is known generally as the "freshman's friend." biology is taught by mr. lough, mr. whitaker, and miss shaffer, a member of the physical education department. mr. lough also teaches human physiology, spon sors the pep club, and is the local handball enthusiast. mr. whitaker teaches earth science and coaches baseba II and football. below: mr. william whitaker chemistry and physics are taught by mrs. bell, the resident elf and habitual wearer of plastic aprons. 179 �righ t: mr. bobby camper belo w , left: miss cheryl shaffer below, right: mr. pete.ergenbright strong, vigorous bodies aim 180 �above, left: mr. frank coe above, right : mr. tim kessinger belo w: mrs. anne king of health and physical education th e hea Ith and physica I education de partm en t is headed by mr. camper. he a lso coac h es varsity basketball and 1unior vors ity football. mr. erge nbr·ight t eac h es physical ed uca tion classes, coaches varsity football, and sponso rs th e f e ll ows hip of chr ist ian ath letes. . ~ ' . .' I ' m r. coe coach es 1uni or var·s ity bask e tball and t eac h es dr·ive r ed ucation, and mr·. kess inger, w ho teach es at bot etourt intermediate schoo l, is on ass ista nt footbo 11 coa ch. g ir· ls phy sica l ed uca ti on c lass e s or e taught by mrs king and mi ss shoffer·, w ho co -sp o n sor- th e gir ls a thl e ti c assoc iat ion and coac h g irl s basketba ll . mi ss shaffe r· a lso teac h es bio logy and co -spon so r·s th e vor·sity chee r·lead e r s 18 1 �r ight : mr. robert noel practical arts off er above: m r. david n edrow 182 �mr. robert noel, teacher of agriculture and sponsor the future formers of america, is chairman of th e deport ment of practical arts . industrial arts is taught by mr . nedrow, who also teaches electronics, and by mr. mccollum, w ho also t eac hes auto mechan ics and mechanical drawing. mr. nedr-ow spo nsors the stage cre w, and mr . mccollum sponsors th e notiono I honor society. both mrs. sifford and miss barnett teach home economics, and both co-sponso1· th e futur e hom e1110 kers of o me1·ico. mrs. edna sifford experience in industry and homemaking miss mary barnett 183 �equations, abov e : mr. ben jarret left: mrs . barba r a gray r ight: mrs . linnae hedgbeth �right: miss lucille all solutions provided by mathematics mrs. gray is chairman of the department and teacher of general math and pre-algebra. she also teaches chemistry and sponsors the science club. mrs. hedgbeth sponsors thespians and directs the junior and senior plays in addition to her teaching duties in general math and algebra I. active in professional associations, she is president-elect of the botetourt education association and a member of the executive committee of district p of the virginia education association . mr jarrett teaches algebra l , business math , and general math. miss all teaches geometry and math analysis, an elective cou rse designed for college-boun d seniors. 185 �above: mrs. martha reese right: mrs. kathleen thomas guidance services offer career tips mrs. kathleen thomas, head of guidance serv ices, is assisted by mr. bobby camper. in addition to her duties in the guidance office, mrs. thomas serves as the cosponsor of the shield. mrs. martha reese, who sponsored th e fta, left lord botetourt in november and was replaced by mr. bobby camper. mrs. belcher, in her first year at lord botetourt, is a clerical a ssi stant for the guidance offices. le ft : mrs. gene va belcher �on jul y l , 1970 mmion w . wmd assumed the position of principal. a native of covington , he attended covington high school and 1-ece ived the bachelors degree from the university of ric hmon d and the m asters deg 1·ee from the u ni vers ity of virgin io. m1-. w ord taught at g eorge wos hi ng to n high schoo l in donvil le a nd served one year as p1·i11cipol of fluvonno high schoo l. 111 1-. p o ul s. go 1-ber, o native of boteto u1·t county , has been assistant prnicipol fo1· t hree yems. befme assum ing thi s position , he taught bio logy a t loi·d boteto urt . lef t mr . pou l 5. gorb e r belo w. mr . morion w. ward , jr . ward assumes top administrative position �- --- _,,_,_... above : mrs. rita obenshain left: mrs. doreen caldwell study hall aides join secretarial, above, le f t mr~ . h e le n wil k in ·.n n be low, left: mrs. nina reed be low, right : mrs. alice murray l 188 nii-::;. co lclwe ll and m1·s. oben, hrn 11 rn-c:~ th e sc hool seueta1·ies. thre e st udy hall aides, mrs. 1·eed, mrs. murray, and mrs. wilkinson we 1·e o new add iti on to th e staff thi s yem . �mr. siler, sc hool c u stodi an. mr. rucker, sc hool custodian. maintenance and cafeteria staffs cafeteria st a ff : mrs. margaret whitlock, m a nag e r, mrs . leola swisher, mrs. virginia crowder, mrs. mae sowers, mrs. isobe l dickerson, mrs. pauline simmons . 189 �lb supports businesses with 190 �its patronag e �Tinker Mountain Shel I Fred Mow les BOSWELL REAL TY COMPANY, INC. 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HATS CLEANED & BLOCKED • • REPAIRING & ALTERATIONS 992-2441 193 �CROUCH'S PHARMACY Moil 7535 Wi lli amson Ro od The Bank of Fincastle Pr escr iption Druggists Sick Room Supplies Te lep hone Dia I 366-31 79 Hollins, Vi rginia Botetourt County's Oldest Bank 1875-1971 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DALEVILLE PHARMACY Fincastle, Virginia 992-3605 DALEVILLE, VIRGINIA Western Auto Associate Store CLOVERDALE GROCERY Owners: Martha and " Ches" Cunningham Gene Stoots 992-9405 ADDRESS: CLOVERDALE Store Phone: 992-1272 Residence Phone: 362-4654 Cross Roads Hobbies Botetourt Veterinary Hospital Dr. D.B. Mank in Fincastle, Vo. 194 Groceries Billords D.V.M. 992-2711 Crossroads Moll, Roanoke, Vo. 24012 Phone 366-2888 Hobbies-Crof ts Edu cat ion a l & Science Supplies �JERRY'S SUNOCO 24-Hour Wrecker Service Higgs and Young Inc. Auto Repair Day Phone-992-9492 Night Phone-992-2722 Troutville, Va. Phone: 362- 1897 Fruit Growers Supplies 5423 Wi 11 ia mson Road Roanoke Virginia 24102 Allison's Station Troutville, Vi rginia LEE OBENCHAIN ESSO SERVICENTER Essa Gas and Oil Atlas tires-Accessories Phone 366-4849 Dial 992-1881 Troutville, Virginia 195 �THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TROUTVILLE Troutville, Virginia OFFICES AT TROUTVILLE AND DALEVILLE 53,1,i. % on Time Certificates of Deposits Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MOTEL HOLLINS One mile south off Interstate 81 Exit 44, on Route l l Phone 992-2971 Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Bridgen, Owners Newton's Garage Phone-992-235 l Cloverdale, Virginia Clothes Carefully Cleaned PILOT OIL CO RPORATION 5611 W illiam son Rd., N.W . Phone 366-9815 VALLEY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRAMAT Storage Shirt Service Dove Clark, Manager Corner Williamson Road and Sunnybrook Drive 196 �CECIL'S SERVICE STATION AND SNACK BAR FRUEHAUF CORPORATION Soles and Services Trailer and Truck Bodies Sporting Goods Auto Accessories . Hollins, V irgin ia Hollins, Virginia Dial: 992-1911 FARMVIEW RESTAURANT & GROCERY Fol low the smart shoppers to THRIFTWAY NO. 302 Amsterdam, Virginia (Formerly Richard 's Food Center) I. Ed wa rd Weddle Blue Ridge, Vi rg in ia Phone 992-9436 Oo rJoi vJo-c'y iF Your ::Jo{3 is SMa.11 or- yo u r A~ we..,.. Os (3 e. ~ e w ~u\lh~im ~ M ..'5 hiy 0 A-" wee _ · n 6 0 he. 'C. ~ l\J u \ 1- \ \-"\ -e y 0 u v ~~0~ " One of the most modern mortuaries in the state" Rader Funeral Home, Inc. E.A. Graybill, President Troutville and Buchanon , Vi rginia . �-~-- ND COLLEGE .JEWELRY a (5.J_I~/_J JJ 1-u.E;v hff/DPf'".Jj_ c_A J, 1:::i l.D[ j, L P. 0. 4383 JOHN W. EDMUNDS REPRESENTATIVE 198 ROANOKE, PHONE VIRGINIA 24018 774-4525 �'((j ~ ~cvnd ~':A~~. 12~ ~ ~ t-lAJVt 0-- ~c~WNJl~kL~~Mcf_ ~ ~- ~ ~~ ~· ~d%f!( OLAN MILLS, INCORPORATED School Photog ra phe-r Terry Ayoub "Photographic Excellence with a Personal Touch" 199 �LEE OBENSHAIN ESSO SERVICENTER Esso Gas and Oil Atlas Tires-Accessories WEBSTER GROCERY Troutville, Virginia 992-1881 Dial ~ ....... • Mrs. S.D. Whitaker Box 649 Roonoke, Va. RFD 1 345-7452 ~~ Phone: 366-081 l Clip & Curl Beauty Salon 7323 Williamson Road Roanoke, Va . 24019 Tomorrow's Hair Styles Today Bare' s Grocery 8625 Shadwell Dr. Hollins, Va . 24019 Fresh meats, Produce and Cold Beverages Beer and Wine off prem . PICTURE CENTER "One of Roanoke's Longest" GREENWAY MARKET Highway 11 Cloverdale, Virginia Framed Pictures-Custom Frames Mirror-Oil Paintings-Prints Reasonably Prir:ori 992-2802 Open 5 days a week from John Dogan Open till l PM Saturday During Summer Months 6704 Williamson Rd .-366-4308 Hollyd ean Beauty Lounge Webster Repair Shop 362-4212 77 17 W illi a mson Ro ad Welding and Wrecker Service 9 AM to 5 PM Auto and Truck Repair Ro a noke, V irginia CL. Downey Blue Ridge, Virginia Phone 342-2355 200 �ACE AUTO PARTS Cundiff Drug Store 7549 Williamson Road Hollins, Virginia 24019 116 Pollard Street Phone---342-8928 Automotive Parts and Supplies For cars and trucks and Vinton, Virginia tractors of a II makes Also speed accessories For Service dial: 362-3336 W. Bolling Izard, Vice President Charles P. Lunsford, President J. Irving Slaydon, Secretary CHARLES LUNSFORD SONS AND IZARD General Insurance Inc. Insurers Since 1870 Colonial American National Bank Building James I. Slaydon, Jr. Thomas W . Jamison Roanoke, Virginia Telephone-345- 1515 F.C. AMRHEIN & SONS JEWELERS Longine Wittrauer Watches 32 W. Kirk Avenue Roanoke, Virginia Phone 343-5147 Charles I. Lunsford Ill W . Edward Riley 111 MELODY HAVEN " The World ' s Finest Musical Instruments" Conn Organs Conn and George Steck Pianos Conn-Holton-Buffet Band Instruments Singerland and Ludwig Drums 4 16 Second Street, S.W. 1 H5 CHURCH AVE .. 5 . W . ROANOKE PHONE 3 44-7703 VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, AND LOANS 201 �TROUTVILLE GARAGE TROUTVILLE FARMER'S SUPPLY STORE Byron and Georg·e Beach Official In spection Station General Auto and Truck Repair Troutvill e, Virginia 24-Hour Wrecker Service Grinding a nd lVI ixing- Fe e ds Used Cars 112 Mile South of Trout vi lle Sand a nd Gravel Dial 992-2855 Troutville, V irginia WAYNE FEEDS Phone 992-1G5G Feed f#: :~i :l"hu\.'\: Seed Southern States Roanoke Corporation Southwest Virginia Savings and Loan Troutvi I le Branch Trou tv ille, V irginia Campbel I Second Street, S. W. 343-0 135 Farm supplies Fertilizer Why make the ,.-- h ,•-, nation's business yours? Because you seek a career with challenge. Purpose. You want to help . And you want to get involved. You'll find opportunity a nd fulfillm e nt in private business, built on the cap ita listic syste m that has given us the world's hig h est living standards. Ame rican business co ntinu a lly searches for new and improved products, for better ways to do things, and _keep costs down. Wherever there are problems to solve - in our c ities , in space, under the sea - private enterprise responds with the talent and r esources to bring about efficient, workable solutions. Your work a nd ac hievement in the corporate community ca n be satisfy in g a nd rewarding, your co ntribution important. Check into opportunities in business enterprise. APPALACHIAN POWER CO. 202 �Lotz's Funeral Home ~ Jr:;c_,'~'1 ) Otl VINTON, VIRGINIA .J{\J-u:Y -~ r}t_ ~ cl j~) J~'\l~~ ~ ·~ YY~~}( I ~ () J>--~ ~V-~ I _______ ~~ ____ ~ ~\ JL_,f_ _____;_;;_ HOWARD JOHNSON'S MOTOR LODGE and RESTAURANT Interstate 81 Ex it 44 US. 220 ART BOOTH of Dow ns Chevrolet Troutville, V irginia Sales-Service-Pa rts SHIELD STA FF '7 1 THAN KS OUR PATRONS ANDADVERTISERS FOR THEIR LOY A L SUPPORT. 203 �.... it w ould be literall y impossible to list all the people w ho he lped in the production of thi s book, but some of our special friend s deserve a special thank s: terry ayoub, a first-rate photographer and a first-rate friend ; cal g ibson, our paragon repre sentati ve, w ho's al w a ys there w hen w e need him ; ~ µvY z ~~ff))? ~ ,. \ ,,o? ~\ 0 c~od d<~/ " ~,/ ~~ ' doug wilson, our "unofficial " sports editor w ho put in lots of o ve rtime . barbara womack, who ty ped when ty pi sts we re scarce a s hens teeth ; photo credi ts: ter ry ayoub and olan mills, inc. - por·trait s, c lubs, spo rt s. richard giannini- infor mal sc hool p hotos. chris mcmurray- track and basketba l l. fincastle herald- footba ll page 48, 49, 50 , 5 1. bill bell- lady botetourt pageant . mrs. jo garber- co rniv a l and 1unio1· pl o y . david downs- sc ience fa ir· tom my gui ll -g rand funk railroad . w bra-tv-quiz show. 204 �1 _dl)Jpd ;M tUNJ C'- kVJ J~-'0-AJ 'J-/<0--° ;q I '--- )J_f ~ l(~~U] ~ ~ ~£v~ /l__,{A/VL/yvu'l ~ ~ ()CI()-( ~~~ (?'--- ~ oh/7 ~ the year is over . there are people who say that unity was a great idea in august but that it didn't materialize. we ha ve differences, but not irreconcilable ones. so, if this wasn't the year it reall y happened , perhaps we can look back on 1970-71 as the school year that we began to . . . come together. ~· .J aRaGON Y8B RBDDKS ��\ e 1<-.e SA - �" fa J ~. ~ -~ ~ ~ c-, - . -r -~"-':. ·~ .11~~ ~ ~ ' ~ . t• .• .. · ,.'• 208 I \ - ~~ �\\\\ \;\ \\\~ ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Shield Subject The topic of the resource Lord Botetourt High School Description An account of the resource The Shield is the annual for Lord Botetourt High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lord Botetourt High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Shield 1971 Subject The topic of the resource Lord Botetourt High School Description An account of the resource The Shield is the annual for Lord Botetourt High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lord Botetourt High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1971 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Shield1971 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/104/9204/Shield1970.pdf d8245774a38a85caf400819731b8c8f8 PDF Text Text �,, ,,. �D Vi'..Y-~ n' C{ rei&ot) ::r: ho1H. Ltvtt hl\ u£ t-h -t. bG-s 1- oF 1u c K , n r h <- jf /t~. A~~j TooJ ~~ ~/ ~,,,j'- ~);;~~, r~ _ _R_O_A-NO _K_E_P-UB _L_IC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM ~~u,Jjl- ��VREF 0 1195 05659787 373.75583 L884s 1970 �s H I E L D -?,.~ ·q_ --c; ~ 19 7 0 --e- ( ~ \._, ~~ ~ {:<~~~~~ Volume XI ~if!~~ Lord Botetourt High School Dl a eville, Virginia ~ .e-~ ·~-" ' i\ ~~ er::?~- ~~ , h / ~ ~,. ~. ~ Advisors Gwyn Muse Kathleen Thomas 2 Editor John D. Caldwell Business Managers Angela Stuart Debra Willis "\.._ �1770. Botetourt Begins Dedication 8 Sports 11 7 Faculty and Administration 9 School Life Classes Activities 31 Advertisements 137 155 89 3 �1770--1970. Two Hundred Years We are Botetourt County, and Botetourt County is history. HISTORY ... A sense of the past, of b elonging to •1 I~ ·" , ' . .. ,.,.,, the Land ... a h eritage inborn, to be brought to life and given life by u s ... HERITAGE ... Contemplate its significance in St. Mark's Church .. explore the old Fincastle Jail with a buddy ... listen to someone who remembers the "Great War" .. . play hide-and-seek with a tree that, if it could talk, would recall lots more .. . open the door of an "historical landmark" in your hometown ... BOTETOURT ... in its Bicentennial Year, we r ecall our common gift and our one year as students of Lord Botetourt High School .. . 4 - -~..:~: \ �R I 5 �1970. Classes, Dances, Cheers This year . .. today ... now. LEARNING, where we came from.·· how to construct a right triangle ... Hamlet's soliloquy ... the components of water .. . knowledge on which to build. LAUGHING· · · enjoying each other ... hard rock and cantatas .. . cheering for the team ... GROWING. �1970 2000. Looking Forward Tomorrow ... nex t year ... th e turn of the century. TOMORROW is buying a senior ring . . . planning for college . . . anticipating a R epublican governor . . . wondering if the year 2001 will hold in store a space odyssey. Remembering TODAY .. . basketball ... band trips ... fri ends ... homework ... dances. Building on YESTERDAY .. . 1970 . .. 1770 ... 7 �He Never Stops Working For Us .. . not since his arrival at Lord Bote tourt High School in 1967. After guiding the football team to its fir s t s ucc essful se ason, h e continues to stress team and individual e ffort and good sportsmanship as the basis of all sports activities. On the field or in th e classroom, h e beli e v es in us-what w e are, what we can do. For helping us discove r the finest in ours elv es and in each other, this is your book. "Coach" Carl Ergenbright .. . • .. ~-- ~\ "- · .... . -r • ···'··- -- . ~ 'pmP"'\ .. --- . . . ~ lo__ '~ '( • .... . Thank You. 8 �\ ... , - ~- �Mr. Virgil R. Bailey, Principal. Mr. Paul S. Garber, Assistant Principal. Mr. Bailey and Mr. Garber direct much of their time and effort toward building a better atmosphere in which teachers and students may work. 10 �Mrs. Kathleen B. Thomas Mrs. Martha Reese Guidance Directs Students Toward Goals Fran Jones, a senior, confers with Mrs. Thomas about college and careers. 11 �Mr. Little's dramatic talents add interest to his classes. The English Department Miss Gwyn Muse Mr. Dennis Richardson Miss Sandra Sutherland , 12 �The English Department enlivens the minds of students by teaching them many skills . I . Miss Rose Palmer Mrs. Kathryn Miller Tells Us of Our Cultural Heritage Mrs. Miller teaches her students the importance of broadening their reading skills. 13 �• Mrs. Pat Keller Mr. James Lough I ( Science Department Three of our brilliant biology students make a startling discovery! 14 Mrs. Arlene Bell �Mr. Larry Byers Miss Christine Burnham Mr. William Whitaker Our scie n ce d e partment contains many fi elds, su c h as biology, chemistry, physics, general scien ce, and human physiology. Two years of science are r equire d for ever y student, but m a n y stude nts pursue c areer s in this subj ect. Mrs. Bell's students learn that hard work is necessary for success. 15 �Mrs. Mary Garber Mi ss Julia Short Parlez-vous Francais Et Espanol? Mrs. Garber and her French students work in the old language lab. "It is not a language unless you speak it. " This statement could easily be the motto of many of our F rench and Spanish students. The students, with the help of Mrs. Garber and Miss Short , work to rea d, spe ak, and under stand their chosen language. They strive for more flu ency. Miss Short dictates as her bewildered students try to follow . 16 �Mrs. Anne King Botetourt Builds Better Bodies The ninth and tenth grade students at Lord Botetourt learn to keep themselves physically fit. They strive for fitness through sports and exercises. Mr. Bobby Camper Freshmen boys put the fundamentals of basketball into action. 17 �Mr. Sam Sutherland Mr. Carl E. Ergenbright Mr. Tim Sarver Government, History, Geography Mr. Sutherland catches up with current events. 18 �.,: ·.1; ~. ' .:"1:1f co -. At left, Coach Camper answers one of the many questions asked by his students. Below, Mrs. Garber trys to give her students more individual attention. Our History department teaches us of the past, present, and future. We learn how our world and our country have developed over the centuries, and how they are still developing. 19 �Mrs. Crawford Mrs. Gray works a problem on the board in her Algebra I class. Mrs. Gray Miss All explains a geometry problem to Warner Barnett. 20 �, , I I I • ~-l '""' I Mrs. Atchley Fred \\1 iley e xplains the different types of graph s to Emery Burre ll. Math--N ew and Conventional Ways Th e math e matics d e partme nt offe r s a strong dive r sifi e d program in which it atte mpts to c ombine the b est of th e traditional m e thods with th e more mod e rn approach. Math t e a c h e r s e nd e avor to c r e at e in th e pupil a d es ire to l e arn; to d e v e lop th e pupil's p o w e r to r e a s on and think clearly; to work in a sy st e matic mann e r; and to provide a foundation for futur e abiliti es. Miss Goad 21 �Mrs. Murray prepares her students for an assembly. Music and Song Mr. Thomas Wilson Mrs. Martha Murray Left, Mr. Wilson directs our band. He leads th em in many activities such as parade competition, concerts, and eve n jazz festivals. Right, Mrs. Murray instructs our ch orus classes and directs the Glee Club, which have p erformed at various church es and social function s. \ 22 �Left, Mrs. Neighbors shares her many artistic talents with her students. Right, Mrs. Etzler is of great aid to everyone as they struggle with term papers and themes. Mrs. Ann Neighbors Mrs. Caroline Etzler 23 �M r. Johnson, who t e a c h es bookk eeping, office practic e, and p e r sonal typing, and M r s. Sheets, who t eac h es t yping and shorthand, e ncourage th e ir s tud e nt s toward careers in business. Mrs. Sue Sheet s Mr. Bruce Johnson Careers 1n Business Time is an important factor in typing. 24 �___.' J Mrs. Webb helps Karen Kuykendall with a problem. Mrs. Bernice Webb Mr. Ben Jarrett 25 �)) Besides cooking and sewing, they '? learn how to prepare for marriage ~ and careers . ...r Mrs. Edna Sifford Pattie Rob ertson cleans up after a coo kin g lesson. Homemaking and Vocational Arts Mrs. Sifford 's students think hard before answering a question. 26 �A u T 0 M E c H Mr. David Nedrow A N I c s These boys learn what makes a car tick. Mr. A.K . McCollum Vocational arts include agriculture, auto mechanics, mechanical drawing, and shop. Mr. Nedrow , Mr. McCollum, and Mr. Noel each contribute their great talents to this department. Mr. Robert Noel 27 �Mr s. Doreen Ca ldw e ll The Office Staff Assists Faculty, Students Mrs. Audine Dillon 28 �Cafeteria, Maintenance Personnel Work for Students, School The cafete1·ia worke rs daily prepare a vari e ty of lunch m enus. Mr. Siler, h e ad custodian, maintains the school building and. grounds. 29 �Faculty Follies in Beautiful Downtown Daleville 30 �BOT TOLI RT U:-\T Y LIBRJ\RY �The Senior Class officers are Cheryl East-President ; Sarah Petty-Vice President; Debbie Simmons-Secretary; Mike Wiley-Treasurer; and Fred Williamson- Reporter. Senior Class SHEILA ANN ALLEN ALICE PENDLETON BAKER CLAUDETTE AILEEN BAKER 32 J �NORMAN REED BELCHER JACQUELINE MARIE BELL BENNY RAY BENSON LANA DAHLE BOWER ROBIN DARLENE BRADLEY JUDY MARIE BRICKEY Seniors Think Of ... FUTURE. SUSAN LYDIA BRIDGEN BILLIE RUTH BURKETT 33 �34 ELAINE LELIA BURRELL JOSEPH MATTHEW B URRELL WILLIAM WESLEY BUSH MARGARET ANN BYERS CAROLYN SUE BYRD JOHN DENNIS CALDWELL CAROLYN MARIE CALLOWAY RONALD EDWARD CASSELL LINDA WEDDLE CLEMONS �NEAL DOUGLAS COOK REBECCA SUE COOK VICKI GAY COOK LARRY WILLARD CORBETT LINDA ANN CRAIG LORETTA EUNICE CR AIG MICHAEL RY AN CROWDER ROY LEE CROWDER DOUGLASEUGENECUMBIB 35 �36 TERESA ANN DA VIS WILLIAM ALLEN DA VIS JOHN WILLIAM DEANER JERRY LEE DOGAN CAROLYN FAYE DOOLEY MARGARET ELAINE DOOLEY VICKIE DIANNE DOOLEY RICHARD RANDOLPH DOVE BRENDA DIANE DOWNEY �VIVIAN CHERYL EAST BEYERL Y BAY ARD ETZLER CHARLES BLAIR ETZLER CONNIE SUE FIRESTONE DWIGHT DEAN FIX PATRICIA ANN FLANAGAN SANDRA LORRAINE FRANKLIN DEBORAH KEITH FROST GARY LEE FULTZ 37 �38 DORIS ELAINE GARRETT NORMA SUE GIBSON RONALD MARTIN GILLIAM MAYNARD BRYA N GOAD JANET ELIZABETH GRAY BRENDA LEE GREENE SANDRA GAYLE GREENE GLORI A JE AN GREER ANITA MADELINE GRIND STAFF �BARBARA ANN GUY ALFREDA INEZ HALL BELINDA FA YE HARRIS CAROL ANN HARTBERGER BILLY H ..\YDE N HATTER MAYNARD HARRY HAYMAKER DEBORAH KAREN HEDRICK DEBORAH LEE HOLZBACH PEARL ETTA HOOSIER 39 �40 SUZANNE IKENBERRY JOYCE VICKREY INGRAM JOSEPH HENRY JAMISON SANDRA KAY JENKS RICHARD BENJAMIN JETER, JR. DAVID EUGENE JOHNSON CAROL DELORES JOHNSON FRANCINE WATSON JONES RONALD WAYNE JONES �HARRY WOODSON KESSLER III ROBERT JAMES KINSEY JOHN ALLEN LAYMAN PEGGY LYNN KESSLER MARY ELIZABETH KINSEY DAVID MICHEAL LAWREN CE MARY FRANCES LAWRENCE MARK \ ICTOR LEE STEVEN WADE LEE 41 �42 ELIZABETH REID LEECH CORNELIA DUNBAR LEONARD REBA KAREN LEONARD JAMES ARM I NE LONG KATHY DIANE LOVE STEVEN KEITH MARTIN CARLTON WAYNE McCLURE VERNA GAIL McDONALD JOSEPH WILSON McG UFFIN �ROGER ALLEN McKINNEY DA YID KEITH McMURRA Y MICHEAL EDWARD MEADOW VIRGINIA MEYERHOFF GLORIA JEAN MOORE TERESA LEE MURRAY JOHN THOMAS NEAL KATHY ALENE NEWTON JOH N MARK NOBLE 43 �44 LINDA DARLENE OSBORNE BARBARA ANN OVERACRE SHARON MARIE PARKER VERNARD PAUL PEARSON MARTHA JO PEERY RUTH ANN PETTY SARAH FRA NCES PETTY RICHARD LEON PHILPOTT DEBBIE JAN POFF �MARK LEE POWEL L MICHA EL CHRIST OPHER RIVERS CHARL OTTE KATY SHA VER LARRY STEVEN REED CEDRIC RICHAR D RHODE S RICHAR D DEAN ROCK GEORG EANNE RUSSEL L ROWLA ND CARLA JEANN E SHOWA LTER BEYER L Y WAYNE SANDID GE 45 �46 DEBORAH GAIL SIMMONS PATRICIA ANN SIMMONS LINDA SUSAN SIMPSON LINDA GALE SLUSSER CA RL EDWI N SNY DER, JR. BENJAMIN KESSLER SPRINKEL, JR. ROSE MARIE SPRINKEL WANDA SUE STEWART MARTHA LEE SWISHER �PATRICIA KRISTINE TARBOX WILLIAM RAY TEAFORD HELEN MARIE THOMPSON BRENDA JOYCE TAYLOR JOHN LINDSAY THOMAS NANCY ROBIN THOMPSON JACQUELINE MARIE TAYLOR LINDA GALE THOMAS WALTER THOMAS VASSAR 47 �48 WENDELL EVERETT WARD DONNA LOU WEEKS MARY MARCIA WESTERMAN TIMOTHY RAY WHITAKER JUDY ESTER WILEY LARRY WAYNE WILEY MICHAEL EDWIN WILEY DIANA LYNN WILHELM MARY ANN WILLIAMS �TERRY LEE WILLIAMS PAUL ADAMS WILLARD II CARL DOUGLAS WOODSON FRED PRESTON WILLIAMSON, JR. SHIRLEY JEAN WOMACK GLORIA MAE WORRELL LINDA FA YE WILLIAMSON CHARLES EDWARD WOOD NANCY JA NE YOU NG 49 �Senior SHEILA ANN ALLEN JUDY MARIE BRICKEY TRA ·sFER from Hurley High School. F. H. A. 8,12; Y-Teens 11,12; Pep Club 8 ,9 ,10; S. C. A. 10; G. A. A. 10; F. B. L.A. 11. ALICE PENDLETON BAKER SUSAN LYDIA BRIDGEN Jr. Library Club 8,9; President 9; Pep Club 8,9; Glee Club 9,10,11,12; President 12; Pretenders 9,10,11; Debate Team 11,12; F. T. A. 10,11 ,12; Secretary 10,11; President 12; SHIELD STAFF 10,11; Business Manager 11; N. H. S. 11, 12; Secretary 12; Class Marshal 8,9,10,11; Junior Class Play 11 ; Exchange Student 11. TRANSFER from Quaker Valley High School. F. T. A. 10,11; Library Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11 ,12; European Studies Club 12; Chairman 12. REBECCA ANN BROUGHMAN CLAUDETTE AILEEN BAKER F . H. A. 8 ,12; Red Cross 12. Art Club 8,9; Red Cross 8; Library Club 10,11,12; G. A. A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 11 ,12; Powderpuff Football 11; Basketball Intramurals 11. BILLIE RUTH BURKETT Red Cross 8,9,10,12; Glee Club 11; F. B. L.A. 12. NORMAN REED BELCHER ELAINE LELIA BURRELL Varsity Club 11,12; Science Club 11,12; Vice President 12; F. T. A. 11 ,12; Debate Team 12; N. H. S. 11,12; Vice President 12; J. V. Football 8,9; Varsity Football 10; Golf 8,9, 10,11; Golf Letter 11 ,12. JACQUELINE MARIE BELL F. H. A. 8,9; Pep Club 8,9,10,11; Literary Magazine Business Staff 10; N. H. S. 11 ,12. G. A. A. 10,11,12 ; Basketball Intramurals 11; G. A. A . Letter 11. JOSEPH MATTHEW BURRELL Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; J. V. Football 10; Varsity Football 11,12; J. V. Basketball 9; Varsity Baske tball 10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12 ; Varsity Football Captain 12; Letters 9,10,11 ,12. BENNY RAY BENSON Varsity Club _ll,1 2; J. V. Football 8,9; Varsity Football 10, 11,1 2; Captam 12; Football Letter 10,11,12; Track 10,11, 12; Track Letter 11,12; Teen Town Representative 12. WILLIAM WESLEY BUSH F. F. A. 8,9,10,11,12; Secretary 11; S. C. A. 12; ~- V. G. 10,11,12; F. F. A. Chapter President 12; Federat10n Secretary 11; President 12. LANA DAHLE BOWER MARGARET ANN BYERS Pep Club 8; F. T. A. 10,ll ,12; Y-Teens 10 ; Glee Club 10,11, 12; Librarian 11; Robekeeper 12; Perfect Attendence Award 10. Library Club 9 ,10,11,12; F. H. A. 10,11,12; Glee Club 11, 12; F. B. L.A. 10; Library Club Reporter 9. REBECCA CAROL BOTT CAROLYN SUE BYRD Red Cross 8,9,12 ; F. B. L.A. 10,12; G. A. A. 10; Glee Club F. H. A. 8; F . B. L.A. 11. 8. JOH N DENNIS CALDWELL ROBIN DARLENE BRADLEY F. H. A. 8; Jr. Library Club 8,9; Senior Library Club 10,12; Y-Teens l 0; SHIELD STAFF 10; Pretenders 9; Glee Club 9, 10,J l ,12 : F . T. A. 10,11,1 2; F. B. L.A. 12. Science Club 10,11 ,12 ; Assistant Chairman 11; Glee Club 10, 11 ,12; Treasurer 12 ; SHIELD STAFF 10,11 ,12; Business Manager 11 ; Editor 12; S. C. A. 8 ,9,10,11 ,12 ; Parlimentarian 12; N. H. S. 11 ,12 ; Pres ident L. , ]. V. Basketball 8 ,9; Baseball 10,11 ; Freshman Class Vice President. �Directory CAROLYN MARIE CALLOWAY Pep Club 12; J. V. Football 9,10; Baseball 10. N. H. S. 11,12; Library Club 9,10,11,12; Reporter 12; Glee Club 11,12; Robekeeper 12; G. A. A. 10,11. TERESA ANN DA VIS SCUYLER HAKE CLARKSON TRANS FER from Harrodsburg High School. Pep Club 12; G. A. A. 12; PowderpuffFootball 12; Homecoming Court Attendent 12. F. F. A. 9; Band 9,10,11. WILLIAM ALLEN DA VIS LINDA WEDDLE CLEMONS Thespians 11; K. V. G. 11,12. F. B. L. A. 12. JOHN WILLIAM DEANER NEAL DOUGLAS COOK K. V. G. 8,10,11,12; F. F. A. 10. Football 8,9,10; Basketball 8,9; Track 8; Golf 10. JOHN DUANE DENOFF REBECCA SUE COOK G. A. A. 9; Y-Teens 10; F. B. L.A. 11 ; Science Club 10. Chess Club 11; K. V. G. 11,12 ; Glee Club 8 ; Football 8,9; Basketball 8. VICKI GAY COOK JERRY LEE DOGAN :1:RA NSF ER from Graham High School. P ep Club 11; I hespians 11 ,12; F. H. A. 11 ,12 ; F. B. L.A. 12. Track Manager 8; Football Manager 8; Red Cross 11. CAROLYN FAYE DOOLEY LARRY WILLARD CORBETT F. H. A. 8,12; Red Cross 9,12. F. F. A. 10,11; K. V. G. 10,11 ; J . V. Football 8. MARGARET ELAINE DOOLEY LINDA ANN CRAIG F. H. A. 8,9,10,11,12; Red Cross 8,9,10,12; Pep Club 8,9; Blade Staff 1O; Pretenders 1O; Red cross Secretary-Treasurer 12; Basketball Intramurals 10. LORETTA EUNICE CRAIG F. H. A. 9,10,12; Library Club 11 ,12. MOCHAELRYANCROWDER Red Cross 10; Science Club 11,12; J. V. Football 8,9,10; Tra ck 10,11; Letter 11. ROY LEE CROWDER F. T. A. 11,12 ; N. H. S. 11,12; Parliamentarian 12; S. C. A. 11 ; Basketball 8. DOUGLAS EUGENE CUMBIE F. H. A. 8,12; Red Cross 8,9,10,12 ; Blade Staff 9; Pretenders 10; Basketball Intramurals 9,10. VICKIE DIANNE DOOLEY F. H. A. 8,9; G. A. A. 9; Y-Tee ns 10 ; F. B. L.A. 11 ,12; Treasurer 12 ; SHIELD STAFF 11 ,12; Typist 11 ,12; Glee Club 12 ; Basketball Intra murals 9; S. I. P. A. 11; Exchange Student 11. RICHARD RANDOLPH DOVE Basketball 8; Track 8,9,10; Jr. Class Reporter 11. BRENDA DIANE DOWNEY G.A.A . 8 ,9 ,10,11 ,12; Red Cross 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Blade Staff 10,11 ,12; Club Editor 11; F. H. A. 12; Science Club 10,11,1 2; Junior Class Play 11; Basketball Intramurals 8,9 ,10,11 ,12; Senior Class Play. 51 �Senior VIVIAN CHERYL EAST RONALD MARTIN GILLIAM F. T. A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 8,9 ; Y-Teens 10; G. A. A. 10; Majorette 10,11 ,12; S. C. A. 11,12; Representative 11; Library Club 12; Senior Class President 12; Teen Town Representative 12; Exchange Student 11 ,12; Band Letter 10,11 , 12; Typing Award 11 . Science Club 12. BEYERL Y BAYARD ETZLER MAYNARD BRYAN GOAD, JR. Varsity Club 9,10,11,12 ; S. C. A. 10; Tra ck 9,10,11 ,12; Varsity Football 11,12; Letters 11,12; J.V. Basketball 10; Track Letters 9,10,11,12. F. F. A. 9,10,11 ,12 ; JANET ELIZABETH GRAY CHARLES BLAIR ETZLER F. F. A . 9,10,11 ,12; CONNIE SUE FIRESTO NE TRANSFER from J efferson High School. F. B. L.A. 12. DWIGHT DEAN FIX F. F. A. 9,10,11 ,12 ; Reporter 12; K. V. G. 10,11 ,12. PATRICIA ANN FLANAGAN F. H. A'. 9,10,11 ,12; Parliamentarian 11 ; President 12; Star Fe~eration 9,10,11,12; Reporter 11 ; Secretary 12; S. C. A. 12, J. A. 12; G. A. A. 12. SANDRA LORRAINE FRANKLIN F. H. A. 3 ,9 ; Y-Teens 12 ; Pep Club 11 · NHS 11 12· F B L A 10 11 12· P · ' . . . ' ' . . · · ' ' , resident 12; Junior Exchange Student 11 . Glee Club 8 ,9,10,11,12; Librarian 10 ; Library 9,10 ; F. H. A. 10 11 12· Historian 11 ·Vice President 12,· Pep Club 9. ' ' ' ) BRENDA LEE GREENE F. H. A. 8,12; Song Leader 12 ; Chorus 12. SANDRA GAYLE GREEN GLORIA JEAN GREER G. A. A. 10,11 ; F. H. A. 8,12; F. B. L.A. 12. ANITA MADELINE GRINDSTAFF Pep Club 8 ; Chorus 8; Red Cross 8; Band 9,10,11; Se cr~;ry 10; Librarian 11; Pretenders 9,10 ,11,12 ; SecretaryNlOA see Club 9,10 ,11,12; F. T. A. 10,11,12; Historian 11 ; · · cl 11,12; Debate 11,12; Letter 11; Class Secretary 8 ,9; Ban Letter 10. BARBARA ANN GUY DEBORAH KEITH FROST Red Cross 8,9,10,11; F. H. A. 8; G. A. A. 8,9 ,10; Pe Club 8,9; Art Club 9,12 ; F. B. L.A. 12. p F. H. A . 8 ,9,10,12 ; G. A. A. 11. ALFRED INEZ HALL F. H. A. 8 ; Red Cross 9,10. GA RY LEE FULTZ BELINDA FA YE HARRIS DORIS ELAINE GARRETT Band 9,10; Y-Yeens JO ; F. H. A. 12. Pep Club 12 ; SHIELD STAFF 12 ; G. A. A. 12. CAROL ANN HARTBERGER NORMA SUE GIBSON F. H. A. 8 ,12; G. A. A. 8,9 ; Pep Club 8 ; Red Cro ss 12. F. H. A. 8 ,1 2: Y-Teen s 10,11 ,1 2; G. A. A. 12 ; Pep Club 9; F. B. L.A. 10 ) 1. BILLY HAY DEN HATTE R �Directory Football 8,9,10; Basketball 8,9; Tra ck 8,9,10,11, 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Track Letter 12; Red Cross 11; Art Club 12. MAYNARD HARRY HAYMAKER Red Cross 11; K. V. G. 8,9,10,11, 12; Pep Club 9. DEBORAH KAREN HEDRICK Library Club 8,9,10,11, 12; Treasurer 9; Secretary 11; Pep Club 9; Band 9,10,11,12 ; Secretary 12; Red Cross 8; Pretenders 9; Blade Staff 11,12; G. A. A. 10,11,12; Basketball Intramura ls 8,9,10,11; Band Letter 9. DEBORAH LEE HOLZBACH Art Club 10,11,12; President 12; Library Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 12. PEARL ETIA HOOSIER Band 10,11; Basketball Intramura ls 11. FRANCINE WATSON JONES F. H. A. 8,9,10,11 ,12 ; G. A. A. 9,10,11,12; F. H. A. Song· leader 10; President 11; Parlimentarian 12 ; Glee Club 11,12; Librarian 12; S. C. A. 11,12; Art Club 12; Pep Club 12; F. H. A. Junior Degree 9; Chapter Degree 10; Girls State 11; Deb Council Representative 12; Football Homecoming Court 12; Attendent. RONALD WAYNE JONES PHILLIP COLIN KELLY K.V. G.11. HARRY WOODSON KESSLER III Band 9,10,11 ,12; President 11; Manager 12; Letter 11; N.H.S. 11,12; Baseball 11,12; Letter 11; Glee Club 11,12. PEGGY LYNN KESSLER F. H. A. 8,11,12; G. A. A. 9; Y-Teens 10; Sr. Library Club 11,12; Glee Club 11; Chorus 11. SUZANNE IKENBER RY Pep Club 8,9; Red Cross 8,9; Girls' Chorus 8; Secretary 8; Pretenders 8,9,10,11; F. T. A. 9,10,11,12 ; Historian 12; Band 9,10,11,12 ; Historian 9; Treasurer 10,11; President 12; Glee Club 9,10,11,12 ; Librarian 10; Robeke eper 11; SHIELD STAFF 10; S. C. A. 9,12; P. T. S. A. 12; Band Letter 10,11; Awards 11,12; Glee Club Letter 12. ROBERT JAMES KINSEY F. B. L.A. 12. MARY ELIZABETH KINSEY F. H. A. 8,9,10,11, 12; F. B. L.A. 11 ; Pep Club 8,9. JOYCE VICKREY INGRAM Y-Teens 10,11; Secretary 10; F. H. A. 8. DAVID MICHEAL LAWRENCE F. F. A. 8,9,10,11, 12. F. F. A. 8,9,10,11, 12 ; Reporter 11; Varsity 9,10,11,12 ; Pep Club 9; Chess Club 11 ; J. V. Football 8,10; Basketball Manager 9,10,11,12 ; Football Manager 9; Track 8,9,10,11, 12; Manager Letter 9. SANDRA KAY JENKS MARY FRANCES LAWRENCE F. H. A. 8,11,12; Pep Club 11 ; Library Club 12. G. A. A. 10,11 ; N. H. S. 11,12 ; F. B. L.A. 12. RICHAR D BENJAM IN JETER, JR. JOHN ALLEN LAYMAN JOSEPH HENRY JAMISON F. T. A. 11 ; Science Club 11,12; President 12 ; Thespians 11,12; Vice President 12; S. C. A. 8 ,12; J. V. Basketball 8,9,1 0; J. V. Tra ck 8,9 ; Varsity Track 10. DAVID EUGENE JOHNSON Band 10,11 . Library Club 8,9,10; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12 ; N. H. S. 11, 12; Thespians 11,12 ; Science Club 12; S. C. A. 8,9; Blade Staff 12; Co-Feature Editor 12; Co-Business Manager 12; Pep Club 8,9,10 ; Varsity Basketball 9,1 0,11,12; J. V. Basketball 8; Track 8,9 ,10; Letter 9,10,11,12 ; Golf 10,11,12: Letter 10,11,12; Ping Pong Champion 9,1 0 ; Jr. Play 11 ; Senior Play 12. 53 �Senior MARK VICTOR LEE STEVE WADE LEE Glee Club 8,9; N.H.S . 10,11,12; Science Club 11,12. ELIZABETH REID LEECH DAVID KEITH McMURRY Glee Club 8 ,9 ; Scie n ce Club I 0 ,12 ; Varsity Clu b 12 ; Th espians 11 ,12 ; Forensics 10, 11 , 12 ; N . II. S . l l ,12; Treas urer 12 ; S. C. A . R eprese ntativ e 9 ; Co-Ord inatin g Chairman 12; Preside nt Freshman Cla ss 9; Ch ess C lub l J: V ice Preside nt 11; Golf 8 ,9 ,J O; Bask e tball S tati stician I 0 , 11 ; N. F . L. Debate Certifi cate 11: Junior Plav 11 ; S. A . A. L clter 9; N. E. D. T . Certifi cate ; Class. lar~ hall 9: Pin g Po n g RunnerUp. 8,l 0. F. H. A. 8 ,9,10,11,12; Song Leader 11 ; Treasurer 12; Gl ee Club 8,9,10,11,12 ; F. H. A. Junior Degree 8; Chapter Degree 10. VIRGINIA !VIEYERHOFF F. B. L.A. l 0 ,11 ,12 ; Parlimentarian 12. CORNELIA DUNBAR LEONARD F. H . A. 8 ; Chorus 12; G. A. A. 10. GLOR IA JEA N MOORE TRA.:\SFER for Blu es ton e High Sc h oo l. REBA KAREN LEONARD F . H. A. 8,9,10,11,12 ; Reporter 11; Junior Degree 9; Chapter Degree 11 . TERESA LEE MURRAY Pep Club 8 ; F. H . A. 9 . JAMES ARMINE LONG KATHY ALENE NEWTON F. F. A. 11 ,12 ; Red Cross 10; Science Club 9; SHIELD STAFF 11 ; Blade Staff 10,11 ,12; J. V. Football 10; Tra ck 8,9,10. Pep Club 9 ; N. H . S. 11 ,12 ; F. H. A. 9,10 ,11 ,12 ; Baske tball Intramura ls 10. KA THY DIANE LOVE JOHN MARK NOBLE F. H. A. 8; Glee Club 11 ; Chorus 11 ,12. Art Club 10,11; Science Fair lst Pla ce Winn er 9. STEVEN KEITH MARTIN LINDA DARLENE OSBORNE Varsity Club 9,10,11 ,12; Library Club 8,9; Basketball 8; Varsity Basketball 9,10,11,12; J. V. Tra ck 8; Varsity Track 9,10,11,12; Letters 9,10,11,12; Glee Club 8; S. C. A. 9,10; N. H. S. 11,12; Basketball Co-Caption 11 ; District High Jump 11 ; 3rd Pla ce State Hi gh Jump 11. TRANSFER for William Fl e ming High Sc hool. CARLTON WAYNE McCLURE J. V. Football 8 ,9; Varsity Football 10. VERNA GAIL McDONALD BARBARA ANN OVERACRE F. H. A. 8,9 ,10 ,11,12; Historian 9,1 O; Presid e nt 11 ; Advisor 12; S. C. A. 8 ,9,10 ; Hi storian IO ; Majore tte 10,11,12; Pep Club 9. DONNIE WAYNE PAGE J. V. Football 9 ,10. Junior Library Club 8,9; Pretenders 10 ; Pep Club 8,9,10, J 1,12; F. T. A. 10,11,12; Reporter 12; N. H. S. 11,12; G. A. A. 11; S. C. A. 11 ,12 ; Seriior Library Club 10,11 ,12; Treasu rer 10; President 11; Basketball In tram urals 11. F. H. A. 8 ; G. A. A . 9 ; Y-T ee ns 10 ; Library C lub ll; Glee Club 11 ; Library 12; F. B. L.A. 12. ROGER ALLEN McKINNEY VERNARD PAUL PEARSO N SHARON MARIE PARKER �Directory Varsity Club 10,11,12; Basketball 8; J. V. Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball l0,11,12; Letter 10,11,12; Track Letter 11,12. GEORGEANNE RUSSELL ROWLAND F . H. A. 8,12; Glee Club 8,9; S. C. A. 12; Pep Club 8,9,10; Basketball Intramurals 9,10,11. Glee Club 10,11,12; Robekeeper 11; Historian 12; F. T. A. 10,11,12; Treasurer 10,11; Pep Club 8,9,10,11,12; Pretenders 8,9,10; Treasurer 10; Thespians 12; Secretary 12; N. H. S. 11,12; Library Club 10,11; Vice President 11; S. C. A. 8,9 , 12; J. V. Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11 ,12; Captain 12; Class Marshall 10,11; Cheerleading Letter 10; Basketball Homecoming Court 9; Football Homecoming Court 11,12; Queen 12; Junior Class Play 11; Girl's State 11. RUTH ANN PETTY BEYERL Y WAYNE SANDIDGE Library Club 8,9,10,11,12; F. H. A. 8; G. A. A. 8,9; Pep Club 8,9 ,10,ll,12;J. V. Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11,12; Snow Queen Court Attendent 11. Football 8,9; F. F. A. 8,9. MARTHA JO PEERY SARAH FRANCES PETTY Pep Club 8,9,10; Glee Club 8,9; G. A. A. 9; F. H. A. 8; Band 9,10,11,12; Head Majorette 9,10,11,12; Letter 11,12; Basketball Intramurals 11. CHARLOTTE KA TY SHA VER S. C. A. 8,9,10,11,12; Senior Library Club 10,11,12; Reporter 11; F. T. A. 10,11,12; Vice President 12; G. A. A. 10,11,12; Basketball lntramurals 9,10,11; Co-Captain 11. CARLA JEANNE SHOWALTER F. H. A. 8; Art Club 9,10; Science Club 11. RICHARD LEON PHILPOTT K. V. G. 10,11,12; Science Club 12. STEPHEN WILLIAM SHOWALTER DEBBIE JAN POFF Band 10; Dance Band 10; Newspaper Staff 10,11,12; Feature Editor 12; J. V. Football 9,10; Baseball 11; Band Letter 10. F. H. A. 11,12; F. B. L.A. 11,12; G. A. A. 9,10,12. DEBORAH GAIL SIMMONS MARK LEE POWELL Red Cross 8,9; Pep Club 9; J. V. Football 9,10. LARRY STEVEN REED CECRIC RICHARD RHODES Glee Club 10,11; Science Club 12; K. V. G. 11,12. MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER RIVERS Art Club 9,10,11; Thespians 11 ,12; Treasurer 12; Newspaper Staff 10,11,12; Editor 12; Junior Play 11. RICHARD DEAN ROCK Pretenders 10 11 12 · Science Club 11,12; Basketball 8; J. V. Basketb~ll lO; V. Track 8; J.B . Football 9. J. F. T. A. 8; Glee Club 8,9,10,12; Pep Club 12; G. A. A. 10; Red Cross 8,12 ; F . B. L.A. 12; Pretenders 10; S. C. A. 9,10, 12; Glee Club Stedent Director 12; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Sophomore Class President 10; Senior Class Secretary 12. PATRICIA ANN SIMMONS Jr. Library Club 8,9; Vice-President 9 ; Pretenders 9,10; Reporter 9; Vice President 10; Thespains 10,11,12; Treasurer 11; G. A. A. 10,11,12; Vice President 11; Glee Club 10,11,12; Reporter 11,12; Girls Chorus 8; Pep Club 9,10, 11; N. H. S. 11,12; S. C. A. 10,11,12; Secretary 10; Vice President 11; President 12; Powderpuff Football 11; J. V. Cheerleader 9,10; Captain 10; Junior Girls Basketball Intra murals 11; G. A. A. Sportsmanship Award 11; Girls State 11; Cheerleading Letter 10; S. C. A. Good Citizenship Award 10,11; High School Relations Council 11,12; Corresponding Secretary 12. LINDA SUSAN SIMPSON F. H. A. 8,9,10,12. 55 �Senior LINDA GALE SLUSSER HELEN MARIE THOMPSON F. B. L.A. 12. Library Club 8 ; G. A. A. 9 ,10. CARL EDWIN SNYDER, JR. NANCY ROBIN THOMPSON F. A. A. 8,9,10,11,12; Sentinel 10,11; K. V. G. 11,12; J. V. Basketball 8. F. T. A. 10,11,12; Pretenders 11,12 ; Clerk JO ; Red Cross 8; Thespians 12; President 12 ; Glee Club 9,10,11,12; Rob ekeeper 11; Secretary 12; Debate 12 ; Gi rl s Stale 8; F. H. A. 8; Jr. Library 9; Senior Library Club 10; S. C. A. 11,12; Pep Club 9,10 ,11; N. H. S. 11,12; J. V. Cheerl ead er 10; Junior Play 11. BENJAMIN KESSLER SPRINKEL, JR. K. V. G. 10,11,12. WALTER THOMAS VASSAR ROSE MARIE SPRINKEL F. H. A. 8,11 ,12; Library Club 11 ,12; F. B. L.A. 10. Glee Club 8,9,10,11,12; Pretenders 8 ,9,10,11 ; Scie nce Club 11,12; Newspaper 11; F. T. A. 11,12 ; Pep Club 12; Library Club 12;Junior Play 11 ; SHIELD STAFF 12. WANDA SUE STEWART F. H. A. 9; Pep Club 10; Library Club 12. KEITH WYATT VAUGHT F . F. A. 8,9; F. T. A. 11. PATRICIA KRISTINE TARBOX F. H. A. 8 ; Parliamentarian 8; Pep Club 8,9; Red Cross 8, 9; Art Club 9,11,12; Pretenders 9; G. A. A. 9,10; Glee Club 8 ,9,1 0; Majorette 9,10,11,12; Powderpuff Football 10; Basketball lntramurals 8,10; Junior Class Talent Show 8,9; Junior Play Student Director 11 ; Band Letter 10; F. H. A. 1st Degree 8. WEN DELL EVERETT WAR D Varsity Club 10,11,12 ; Basketball 10,11 ,12 ; Tra ck 9 ,10,11 , 12; Basketball Letter 11 ,12; Tra ck Letter JI. DONNA LOU WEEKS F . H. A. 9 ,1 0 ,11,12 ; Secretary 12 ; Glee Club 8,9,10,11 ,12. F. T. A. 10,11,12; F. H. A. 11; Senior Library Club 11,12; G. A. A. 11,12; Science Club 12; Powderpuff Football 11; Basketball Intramural 8,9,10,11,12. JACQUELINE MA RJE TAYLOR MARY MARCIA WESTERMAN Glee Club 11,12 ; Majorette 10,11,12. Glee Club 9,10,11,12; Organ Aecom . 11; Organ and Piano Aecom. 12; Library Club 8,9,10,11; Reporter 9, Treasurer 11; F. T. A. 11,12; G. A. A. 11,12; Pretenders 10,11; J. V. Cheerleader 9,10; Co-Captain 10; Varsity Cheerl eader 11,12; Co-Captain 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Football Homecoming Court 11,12; Powderpuff Football 1]; Basketball lntramurals 11. BRENDA JOYCE TAYLOR WILLIAM RAY TEAFO RD, JR. F . F . A. 9 ,10,11,12 ; Varsity Club 10,11,12; N. H. S. 11,12; F . F . A. Reporter 10; Treasurer 11 ; Vice President 12; J. V. Basketball 9,10; Track 8 ; Varsity Baseball 10,11 ,12; Baseball letter 10,11,12. TIMOTHY RAY WHITAKER JOHN LINDSAY THOMAS J. V. Football 9,10; Track 8,9 . F. F. A. 8,9. GAIL ANN WILLIS LINDA GALE THOMAS Y-Teens 10; F. B. L.A. 12. F. H. A. 8,11,12 ; G. A. A. 8 ,9,12; Pep Club 8 ; Y-Tee ns 9, 10; F. B. L.A. 11 ,12 ; Basketball Team lntramurals 10. �Dir ecto ry JUDY ESTHE R WILEY F. H. A. 8,9,10,11,12 ; Treasur er 11; Junior Home Ee Degree; Chapter Home Ee Degree. F. H. A. 8 ,9 ,10,11 ,12. CHARL ES EDWARD WOOD LARRY WAYN E WILEY F. F. A. 8,9; K. V. G. 9,10,11 ,12. F. A. A. 11,12. CARL DOUGLAS WOODSON MICHA EL EDWIN WILEY Junior Class Secreta ry 11 ; Senior Class Treasur er 12; Pep Club 12 ; S. C. A. 11,12; Base ball 10; Band 10,11; Letters 10,11. DIANA LYNN WILHE LM F. H. A. 8,12 ; Pep Club 8,9,10, 11,12; G. A. A. 9,10,11,12; Presid ent 12; Powder puff Footba ll 10,11,1 2 ; J. V. Ch eerleader 10; Varsity Ch eerleade r 12; Cheerleading Letter 11 ,12; Pep Club Letter 11 ; Homec oming Court 10; Exchan ge Student 11. MARY ANN WILLIA MS F . H . A. 8,12; Glee Club 12; F. B. L.A. 11,12. S. C. A. 10,11,12; Th espians 11,12 ; Band 10,11; Class Preporter 10; Vice Presiden t of Class 11 ; J. V. Footbal l 9 ; Teen Town Represe ntative 12; Band Letter 10,11. GLORIA MAE WORRE LL G. A. A. 9,10,11,12. NANCY JANE YOUNG Pep Club 8,9,IO ; Science Club 11,12; Steering Commi ttee 11; Historian 12; G. A . A . 9,10,11 ,12; Vice Presiden t 9; Pret enders 8,9,I0,1 1 ,12; Y-Teens 10,11 ,12; Vice Presiden t 11 ; Presiden t 12; S. C. A. 12; Devotio n Chairma n 12; J. V . Cheerlea der IO ; Basketb all Intramu rals 10,11 ,12 ; Ch eerleading Letter 10; G. A . A. Letter 10; Basketb all Ho mecoming Court 9; Junior Class Play 11. TERRY LEE WILLIA MS Footbal l 8 ,9; Bask etball 8,9 ,10 ; Tra ck 8,9. FRED PREST ON WILLIA MSON, JR. S. C. A . 8 ,9,10,1 1,12; Library Club 8,9,10; Glee Club 8,9, 10,11; Band 8,9 ,10,11; Secreta ry 9; Track Mana ger 8; K. Y_· G. 11 ; Pep Band 9,10,11 ; Pep Club 12; Youth Se~mar 10,11; Blade Staff 9,10; Junior-S enior Prom 11 ; J umor Class Treasur er 11 ; Senior Class Reporte r 12; Band Letter 10,11. LINDA FA YE WILLIA MSON F. H. A. 8; Y-Tee ns 10. PAUL ADAMS WILLA RD II F. _F. A. 8 ; Debate 9 ; Pretend ers 10,11 ; Blade Staff 10,11 ; S c1~n ce Club 10,11 ; Band Drum Major 11 ,12; S. C. A. 11 ; J umor Class Presiden t 11. SHIRL EY JEA N WOMAC K 57 �The Offi ce rs of the Junio r Class find that this is the only place in which they can make plans for the prom in priva cy. Th e Offi cers are: Doug Wilson, President ; Reed Ke ll y, Vice President ; Cath y Cam per, Secre tary ; Myra Beahm, Treasurer, and Linda Pett y, Reporter. Junior Class Mark Anderson Wanda Amos Judy Aust in Myra Anne Beahm Joan Beheler Barry Belcher Sherry Booze Vance Bower 58 �Vicky Bowles Nancy Bowman Brenda Brooks Curtis Brown Cathy Bushnell Barbara Calloway Denny Campbell Cathy Camper Robert Carter Barbara Conner Clayton Cook Clinton Cook David Cook Earl Cook Linda Cook Debbie Costanzo Randall Craft Mik e C roni se Ga il C rowd e r Kermit Dani e l 59 �Sterling Dawson Debbie Davis Janie Dempsey Reb ecca Dickerson Robin Dogan Ro cky Dogan Kenneth Dooley Denise Doss These Juniors really enjoy themselves at the dance, as you can see . Why don't we sing along with MITCH? Susan Epperly Robert Ferguson Chris Firebaugh Ronnie Firestone 60 �Junior boys David, Glen, Jerry, along with Benny, will 1:>Ut-shine the bonfire. "Burn the Bees!" is the cry of students at the annual Bonfire. Donald Fitzgerald Sandra Fix Robert Fultz Barry Greene Mike Gray Greg Gray Mike Goad Glenn Goad 61 �James Gibson Perry Gibson Ro ge r Gibson Ri chard Gianini Morri s G ill John Gl a zn e r G a ry H a ll Jo e H a mbri c k Gary Ha nsbrough J erry Ha t ch er George Holt Clare n ce Hose y VI iss S hutte r s t e a c h es j u n ior English and a lso gives p o p q uizes, a s y o u c an tell fro m the exp ression on th e stud e nts' fa ces. 62 �Finall y ~ We tho ught we would never get them. The Class Rin g is the most important thin g besto wed upon a student (exce pt for a diplo ma) . The bell rings on . ...... .. .. . The first day can be hectic for everyone. Ann Hubbard Bett y Hubbard Milla lllieff Mike Jones Tommy J o nes R eed K e ll y Lewi s LaPrad Alle n Lee 63 �Mik e Lee Jimmy Markey Joe Martain Billy Maxey Jimmy 1\IcClung Danny McFarland Donald 1\l ea dow s <)uinni e Miller Linda Millirons Richard Minnix Twila Montgomery Mike Moses The morning routine for these fellows consists of walking around in the sa me circle three or more times and laughing it off later. 64 �"Do I really want to go to school today?" thinks Mary Barnett Spirit isn't far away ... Go Fight Win Robin Murray Mark Newton Carolyn Norris Cathy Owen Buster Patram Marlene Paxton Steve Paysour Tonya Pendleton Linda Petty David Radcliff Charles Reedy Rodney Reynolds 65 �Leslie escorts Georgeanne onto the field as she was presented her crown. Melvin Wilson shoots for the goal. Juniors Are Active Darrell Rhodes Jerry Riddleberger Danny Roach Janice Roberts Gary Roberts Linda Ronk Mona Saunders Donald Short 66 �Mike Simmons David St. Clair Shelby St. Clair Johnny Smith Stormy Smith Jimmy Southers Roberta Stanley Angela Stuart Randy Swisher Leslie Talbot Danny Tanner Rodney Taylor In Sports, Activities, Hard Work. At the crucial moment Gary Roberts was injured. 67 �Christine Thompson Tommy Turner Dale Vaugh Betty Wade In chemistry class there are only three words: work, work, work! J The activeness of the Juniors have helped to make the Pep Club a well-organized group. Remember Her Wickedness! Carl Walker Ronnie Waller Paul Ward William Wall 68 �Dale West Barry Williamson Brenda Williamson Carolyn Williamson Teresa Willard Doug Wilson Barbara Womack Phillip Wood Donna Wright Margie really know s "where it's at," it seems, as she is surrounded by BOYS! 69 �The Sophomore Class Officers are: Bill Campbell, Treasurer; Mark Shisler, Vice President; Ben Harris, Secretary; Joe Camper, Reporter; and Skip Simmons, President. Sophomores Look To The Future .... I'\~, \J<.. . ·I •" · Aker Brenda Akers Kay Austin Dean Baker Bridgett Beckner Doug Beheler Beverly Belcher William Benny Carol Bertholf Linda Bishop 70 �John Blanton Keith Blough Cassandra Bolton Roy Bolton Cindy Bowles Cathleen Bowling Tommy Brumfield Linda Bryant Ruth Caldwell Bill Campbell And Learn From The Past. Joe Camper Connie Cassell Robert Castle Mark Cole Jerry Collins 71 �Chris Compton Braxton Cook Rebecca Craft Linda Cronise Randall Cronise Mike Cumbie Vicki Custer Mary Deel David Dickerson Wanda Divers 72 �Kay Dooley Mike Dooley Lynn Downey Pat Fitzgerald David Foutz Rhonda Foutz Patsy Garst Paula Gatewood Jean Graham April Gray Beverly Guill Tom Guill Gary Guilliams Alice Hall Kathy Hall Steve Hall Sandy Hamblin Steve Hammond Ben Harris J eanette Hay maker Greg Hermann Dean Hodges Carole Hoga n Mike Hogan Smn ucl Holli ngsworth 73 �Bobbie Holzbach Carol Hosey Ernest Huffman Barbara Johnson Eardine Johnson Irene Johnson Greg Jones Robert Jones Brenda Keith Connie Kessler Marie Kinsey David Kinzie Karen Kuykendall Teddy Lafon Regeana Lee Devon Lowdon Ian Lowdon Larry Marshall Jay Martin Bobby McCoy Mary Beth McDonald Mary McFarland Stanley McFarland Diana McKinney Chris McMurray 74 �Jimmy Meador Carolyn Merchant Janie Merchant Betsy Meyerhoff Dexter Miller Jerry Mill.irons Gail Montgomery Mike Moran Phyllis Moran Peggy Morris Ricky Morris Douglas Mullins Geneva Mullins Glen Mullins Robert Murray Judy Muse Eric Noble Sue Owen Ruth Patsel Sybil Preston David Prickett Donna Redden Vickit· Reynolds Delwood Schechtcrly Loretta Shifldt 75 �Edward Payne , Mark Shisler Skip Simmons Ava Smith Kathy Smith Cindy Southers Gerald Spickard Rosalyn Spickard Delila Spradlin Rob ert Sprinkle Charlotte St. Clair Ruby St. Clair Cathy Teaford Mike Thomas Audrey Toliver 76 �Carrie Toliver Martha Toliver Linda Tolley Debbie Tuck Teresa Turman Christine VanCleaf Kathy Vest Bobbie Lou Waid Rodney Ward Earline Wall Cindy Waugh Dean Wertz David Williamson Kenneth Wilson Kaye Wood Mark Woodie Jan Woods 77 �Freshman Class Officers and Their Accomplice: Reporter-Holly Brown, President-Billy Gray, Vice-PresidentGary Blo ugh, Secretary-Karen Paysour, Treasurer-Jane Duncan. The Freshmen Discover ... Johnny Abbott Jim Ailstock Denise Aker Shirley Austin Cindy Arthur Bonnie Baker Karen Bare John Basham Alfred Benge David Benson 78 �Roger Bertholf Larry Bishop Donna Bison Gary Blough Henry Booze Steve Bolton Beth Bower Sharon Bowles Anne Bowman Ronald Brooks Frank Broughman Nancy Broughman Bertha Brown Holly Brown Luther Bryant ... New Horizons for Their Future. Wayne Bryant Greg Burrell Stephanie Burris David Bush Judy Byers Curtis Cadd Norman Caldwell Jeff Callahan Gladys Calloway Teresa Cahoon 79 �Donna Cassell Larry Candle Diane Clark Allen Cole Brenda Collins Ike Compton Kathy Conner Lephia Conner Lula Cook Betty Craft 80 �Joyce Craft Ronnie Craft Jimmie Craig Randy Craig Katherine Cress Denny Crowder Sandra Crowder Robin Davis Janice Dean Lewis Dean Randy Deel William Deel Ann Delong Larry Dogan Robin Dollyhigh Eddie Dooley William Dooley Ron Downing Iva Dudley ~Cathy Duncan Jane Duncan Leon Edwards Tommy Edwards William Epperly Dorothy Etzler 81 �Walter Falls William Ferrell Tommy Fitzgerald Betty Foutz Sharon Franklin Opel Gibson Tommy Gibson Dawn Giles Nolan Gill Mike Goad Warren Goad Patricia Gomez Terry Graybill Freida Gray Larry Gray James Griffin Debra Griffith Priscilla Grindstaff Jackie Guilliams Billie Hall Cecil Hall Dale Hall Darrell Hall Ricky Hall Diane Hamblin 82 �1. Francis Hanabass Leign Harris Billie Hartless Tommy Hartman Ronnie Hatcher Debbie Haupt Joe Haupt Elizabeth Hermann Josephine Hill Larry Hinchie ((You've Got A Lot To Live!" Bobbie Holt Jimmy Hosey Marlene Hubbard Jerry Huffman Rebecca Humphrey Ronald Jennings Lorraine Jones Stanley Jones Dora Kelly Lonnie Kelly Tony Kessler Danny King Lonnie May Kyle Eddie Lee Loretta Lee 83 �Shelby Lee Curtis Leonard Esther Leonard Sharon Madagan Betty Mann Kenneth Manuel Larry Marshall Rowland Martin Sandra Martan Wayne Maxey Larry Moyer Barbara McClung Judy McDaniels Eddie McKinney Danny Meador Carolyn Merchant Elizabeth Merchant Ruby Mer chant Pam Meyerhoff Cathy Miller Wayne Mills Kathy Mack Brad Moore Doug Moran Debbie Morris 84 �Ricky Mullins Sandra Mullins Lisa Murray Mike Myers Brenda Neas De bbie Niday Alee n Noel Jo ey Nugen Carolyn Paine Karen Pay sour Particia Peery Ronald Rendclton Pa m Poulin Debra Reed Steve Reed 85 �Donna Reynolds Teresa Rhodes Earl Richardson Calvin Ronk Teresa Rucker Charles Ruff Earnest Russell John Russell Rodney Sandidge Becky Saunders Kay Scaggs Patty Sellers Richard Silcox Willy Wimmons Kenneth Singleton Rodney Smelser Linda Smith Lynn Smith Jeff Southers James Sowder Loretta Sowers Gary Sprinkle Debra St. Clair Donald St. Clair Jerry St. Clair 86 �Cheryl Stanley Peggy Stewart Jimmy Stiglich Sidney Strong Paul Stump Tracy Swartz Pam Tabor Jack Thomas Jerry Tuck Monty Tucker Becky Turner Tonya Waddell Curt Westerman Linda Whitacre Dennis Whorley Nancy Wiley Ann Williamson Doris Williamson Jimmie Williamson Brenda Wil son Calvin Wil son Timmy Wood s David Young Terry Young �"O n .... To It," Cavaliers ~ 88 . �lllll~ 11111~..-.....- 11111 �F.F.A. Looks to Agriculture Career Officers of the Lord Botetourt Chapter of Future Farmers of America are Randall Craft, Mike Lee, Dwight Fix, Wesley Bush, and Billy Teaford. 90 �Red Cross Projects Benefit L.B.H.S. Th e R e d Cross is an organization of stude nts inte r est e d in the many fields relating to h e alth or m e dicine . O n e of th e most important proj ec ts tac kle d by th e club was se nding a Ch est to th e servicem e n in V ie tnam. T his y ea r th e Red Cross vi s it e d th e Ye t e ran 's Hospital to prese nt a Program. A sp ec ial assembly, sponsored by th e R ed C ross, wa s give n conc e rning th e Augu st flood s. Mr. Little, Wanda Amos, Beth Bower, Linda Craig, Elaine Dooley, Carolyn Willia mson , Robin Dogan are th e Officers and Sponsor that make the L.B. H. S. chapter of the Red Cross go. 91 �Science Club Officers Ben Jeter, Nancy Young, and Norman Belcher pause after a meeting.Not pictured are Sherry Booze and Nancy Bowman. Science Club Active 1n Projects The Science Club is an organization concerned with th e advancement of students considering a science career. The Club offers many opportunities for m e mbers to further the ir knowledge and understanding of sc ience. 92 �.I Y-Teens Serve School and Community Y-T ee ns are th e Y\\ 'CA Youth. Thi s ye a r th e y work e d actively in sc hool and community affairs by spon soring th e Bloodmobile and collectin g mone v for Di sabled \' e tc rans. Y-T ee n Offi ce rs a r e Nan cy Youn g, B rid ge tt e Beckne r, Beverl y Be k h er, a nd Ruth Caldwe ll. M iss P alm er is th e ~pon s or. 93 �F.H.A. Officers are Pat Flanagan, Brenda Taylor, Freda Gray, Janey Gray, Beth Leech, Teresa Rhodes, Fran Jones, and Brenda Greene. Mrs. Sifford is the group's sponsor. Future Homemakers of America Look to Careers 94 �Barbara shows Santa what a good girl she has been. F.H.A. members are concerned with the application of knowle dge to the jobs of homemaking and family living and with the growth of individuals as contributing members of a family. Through F .H.A. activities members learn the importance of each individual, the acceptance of responsibility, the value of carefully mad e plans, and work well don e . Co urtesy Week exemplifies F. H. A.'s desire to en· courage be tter relations between students and teac h er s. 95 �The spirit and excit ement at Lord Botetourt are often generated by th e Pep Club. Seeking to instill in each student pride in his school and the willingn ess to work together to mak e it even better, the Pep Club actively supports school activities. The posters and banners are only a small part of their enthusiasmthey "love their boys." Pep Club Officers Debbi e Costanzo, Milla II lief, and Nancy Bowman confer with their spon sor Mr. Lough before a pep rally . Pep Club Encourages School Spirit 96 �Varsity Club Recognizes Athletes The Varsity Club is sponsored by Mr. Ergenhright and Mr. Sarver. The officers are Doug Wilson, Vice-President ; Steve Martin, President; and David Radcliff, Secretary-Treasurer. 97 �Library Club Provides Assistance Library Club Officers are Cathy Teaford, Charlotte Shaver, Delila Spradlin. Mrs. Etzler, school librarian, is the sponsor. 98 �In Selecting Library Materials Members of the Library Club work during study halls assisting students in finding the books and magazines they need. 99 �Th is year's team is Norma n Belcher, C h a rl e s Reedy, Robin Thompson, Alice Bake r, Anita Crindstaff, Myra Ann Beahm, D e ni se Linkenauger, Robin M urray, a nd Robert Ferguson. Debators Shoot for Three The Lord Botetourt Debators are looking for their third straight state championship this year. The past hvo years have seen Lord Botetourt State Champions both affirmative and negative and this year's team looks good for three in a row. This year's topic is RESOLVED: That Congress should prohibit unitateral U.S. Military intervention in foreign countries. First Team Debato r s a r e Denise Linkenauger, Anita Grindstaff, Alice Baker, Robin Murray, and Charles Reedy. 100 �Proving that "smarts" grow on trees in Botetourt are the National Honor Society Officers: Norman Belcher, Vice President ; John Caldwell, President ; Alice Baker, Secretary; and Roy Crowder, Parliamentarian. Keith McMurray, not pictured , is Treasurer. Excellence Is Recognized by NHS The National Honor Society works to bring the accomplishments of outstanding juniors and seniors to the attention of their classmates, their parents and their community. The Society stresses dedication to character, scholarship, leadership, and service. In order to become a member, a student must show all of these qualifications. 10 1 �Future Business l~eaders of America, Future Teachers of America Offer The F .T.A. is sponsored by Mrs. Reese . Office r~ are: Suzanne Ikenberry Historian· Alice Baker, President; Myra Ann Beahm, Se cretary; Charlotte Shaver, Vice President ; and Jimmy McClung, Treasurer. 102 �Prospects for Tomorrow's Leaders The Officers of the F.B.L.A. are Vickie Dooley, Treasurer; Milla Ilieff, Parliamentarian; Ginny Meyerhoff, Second Parliamentarian; Linda Ronk, Report er ; Linda Huff, Historian; Ann Hubbard, Secretary; Sandy Franklin, President ; and Don Fitzgerald, Vice-President. Sponsors arc Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Webb, and Mrs. Sheets. 103 �GAA Strives for Teamwork 1n Sports The Girls Athletic Association provides all girls at Lord Botetourt with an opportunity to parti cipate in intramural sports, stressing the spirit of involv e me nt and teamwork . Th e GAA promotes t ea m sports for girls in all grades. The CAA officers are Marsha Long, Suzanne Epperly, Kathy S mith, Diana Kessler, Mary Beth McDonald, and Debbie Ingram. 104 �Art Club Officers are Debbie Holzbach, Joyce Ingram, Mike Rivers, Richard Dove, Mark Noble, and Danny Tanner. The Sponsor is Mrs. Neighbors. Composed of students from all level art classes, the Student Art Chapter of Lord Botetourt encourages intellectual and cultural growth through art. Art Club Emphasizes Creativity ., 105 �Glee Club Presents Cantata •I "' '~ •• The Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Murray, performed at various school and community function s. Their cantata, "Chimes of the Holy Night" was presented at community churches during the Christmas season. The Glee Club also appeared on local television and presented programs for the P. T. A. and other Clubs. Glee Club Officers are Debbie Simmo ns, John Caldwell, Jerry Hatcher , Patsy Simmons, Robin Murray, Fran Jones, Robin Thompson, Alice Baker, Carolyn Calloway , Marcia Westerman, Lana Bower, Georgeanne Rowla nd , and Toni Pendleto n. Mrs. Murray is director of the . group. 106 �European Studies Club Organized The European Studies Club is sponsored of students interested in the cultures and languages of E urope. Under the direction of Mrs. Garb er , the group conducts various money-making proj ects to enable its members t o travel to Europe. Officers of the European Studies Chili are Barbara Johnso n, Sue Bridgen, and Milla Ilieff. 107 �Cavalier Band Performs 1n Shrine, Apple Blossom Festival Parades 10 8 �Majorettes, Drum Major Add Sparkle, Snap Football halftime shows and fall parades were the year's first order of business for the Cavalier band. A "mod" concert ushered in concert season, during which the stage band performed on numerous occasions. The highlight of the year was an appearance at the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester. Sen ior majorettes a r e C h e ryl Ea st, Ja c ki e Taylor, Sa rah Petty, Pat Tarbox, and B a rbara Overacre. 109 �"'"' Blad e s taff m e mb e r s r ev iew th e ir fir st iss u e. Th ey a r e Mark Nob l e, S t eve S ho· wait er, '.llilla lli e ff, Twila l\lont go m e ry, !\like Riv ers, l\lar s h a Lon g, a nd All e n La y m a n. Blade Reports Monthly Activities, Promotes Journalism at LBHS Othe r member s of the Blade staff are Jimmy McClung, Richard C ianini, Sherry Booze, Ma r y Anne Meloy, Deb orah Hed ri ck, C harl es Reedy, and Reed Kelly. 110 �Shield s taff m e mb e r s are Doug W ii son, Vickie Custer, J ea ne tt e Haymaker, David R adcl iffe, Elaine Garrett, Margie Johnson, C ind y Southers, and D e bbi e In gram. Shield Recalls Botetourt History Bu s in ess .M anagers An ge la S tu a rt and Debra Willi s and Editorin·Chief John Ca ldw e ll look over plan s for 19 70 S hi e ld . 111 �Pretenders Discover Dramatic Arts Pretenders' Officers are Charles Reedy, \ ice !'res id en t; Na n cy Bowman , Tr ea,urer; Twila Montgomery, Secre tary; Karen Kuykendall , Reporter; Cathy Ca mper, Pr es id ent. 112 �Thespian Officers test one of the tools of their trade. From top to bottom, they are Ben Jeter, Vice-President; Robin Thompson, President; Mike Rivers, Treasurer; Alice Baker, Clerk; Georgeanne Rowland, Secretary. Thespians Honor Excellence 1n Drama 113 �- Tl I BYRO KE SUPPER. N FOR GE -. S.C.A. Officers John Caldwell, Denise Linkenauger, Patsy Simmons, Ruth Caldwell, and Cathy Teaford pause in front of one of their projects. Student Cooperative Association 11 4 �George Holt, an S.C.A. Officer, counts votes for Citizen of the Month. Linking Faculty, Administration, and Students Th e stude nt governme nt works continually for a b e tte r r elationship between th e stud e nts and fa culty. Th ey try to bring th e students' views b e for e th e administration. During th e y e ar th ey hav e many activiti es, including Christmas ba sk e ts, Casual Day, Citize ns of th e :V lonth , and music in th e cafeteria. Miss Sutherland is a sponsor of the S.C.A. 115 �Meeting Adjourned 11 6 ��1st Row-C. Westerman, M. Cole, G. Goad, J. Riddleburger, D. McFarland, J. Burrell, D. Radcliff, T. Turner. 2nd Row-M. Moses, manager; J. Thomas, D. St. Clair, M. Thomas, D. Hodges, T. Gray , J. Glazner, S. McFarland, D. Wertz. 3rd Row-W. Simmons, manager ; D. Dickerson, D. Wilson., M. Goad, M. Wilson, K. Wilson, M. Woodie, R. Kelley, B. Goad, G. Roberts, B. Benson, K. Blough, trainer. Cavaliers Break Even L. B. 14 12 Covington L.B. 24 7 James River games. But those other FIVE! You say the clock ran L. B. 13 12 NQrthside out on you? Sure you lost som e you should have won , L.B. 19 0 Liberty but th en you won some you should have lost. You L. B. 0 12 Alleghany surpri sed a lot of p eople with those fir st four wins, but L. B. 0 6 Addison yo u di sappointe d eve n more by dropping fiv e out of L.B. 22 0 Brookvill e the last six. But the band still plays, th e crowds k eep L.B . 6 22 Wm. Byrd com ing, and you've got to k eep on trying. L.B. 0 14 Clifton Forge L.B. 19 43 Dunbar 118 Well, football team, congratulations for a fin e FIVE �Co-Captains Joe Burrell Benny Benson Doug Wilson Leadership Was Supplied by Captains and Coaches Head Coach- Pete Ergenbright Backfield Coach - Tim Sarver Line Coach - Tim Kessinger 119 �- 'I 'f • All-District Defensive Back Joe Burrel covers receiver . Joe latches onto Brookville runner. ' ' 'Em, Big Red" Doug Wilson leads a pack of Cavalier defenders to the ball carrier. 120 �Joe sca mp e r s for a ga in again st Addison. Radcliff elud es No rth side ta ckl er s to pick up yar d age for Botty. "Let's Go Big 'O'!" J erry gathers in a touchdown pass against Liberty. 121 �Is everybody ready '~ The Cava li er team prepares to fight for more yard<q:e. fl old on Reed . Help's on the way' 12 2 "Dancer" Jor pulls in a pass. �Teamwork and individual efforts of the players and coache s were the main factor s which brou ght the Cavaliers their best record in the Blue Ridge Di strict. Benny Ben s on, guard, fullback , and linebacker, wa s al so th e leading punt e r in the di strict. .\JJ.\ .all ey l\I e lvin Wil son gain s yarda ge a gain s t N orths id e. David "Rat" Radcliff gets good protection as he prepares to pass. 123 �Glen Goad leads interference for David Dickerson as he returns punt. Joe turns it on for a touchdown against Liberty. \ "Wil d Ma n" R iddleburger scuffl es fo r the pa ss / 1 124 Bryan Goad (82) shows why he was All-District defensive end. Here he pops James River quarterback. �While Gaining Experience Coach~ C~1 /11?e f'· Coach Ct Coach Whitaker [Lei ~.:. e_ 125 �Front Row-Leslie Talbot, Steve Paysour, Joe Burrell, Steve Martin, Allen Layman. Standing-Bryan Goad, Melvin Wilson, Wendell Ward, George Holt, Vernard Pearson, Mike Goad, Willie Simmons. Varsity Squad Plays to Win Co-Captains- V ernard Pearson and Steve Martin 126 Head Basketball Coach - Bobby Camper �The Varsity Basketball team closed its regular season with a 13-5 record , which included upsetting Blue Ridge District powers Addison and Cave Spring. Steve Martin broke the school record for scoring the most points in one game with his 41 points against Brookville. In the last game of the season, Martin topped the school career scoring record of 845 points. The one hundred and twenty points scored against Brookville topped the gym re.cord for the number of points scored in one game. Scores L.B. L.B. L.B. L.B. L.B. L.B. L.B. L.B. L.B. L.B. L.B. L.B. L.B. L.B. L.B . L.B. L.B. L.B. 66 59 70 71 95 61 70 65 57 120 86 73 85 77 61 74 84 60 58 90 58 67 65 58 57 71 74 63 69 56 82 53 70 69 59 66 Clifton Forge Addison Cave Spring Covington Alleghany James River William Byrd Clifton Forge Northside Brookville Alleghany Brookville Addison James River Cave Spring Covington William Byrd Northside 127 �The Northside game finished the first half of the Cavaliers' season. At this point, the tea m posted a fine 6-3 record. But better things were yet to come! To Vemard, it's just one more way to put it through the hoop ... But, what a move! Results-two points against Northside. Mike starts a dri ve against Fielder of Northside. 128 Mike stretches it out ove r Viking d efe nder . Two more on the board . �L.B. Stunned James River and Districts' First Seven-Footer Action is rough under the hoards as Cavaliers perform in front of another capacity crowd. 129 �Cavaliers Go to Semi-Finals with 13-5 Record 130 �Front Row-Dean Wertz, Keith Blough, Bill Campbell, Joe Camper, Jack Thomas. Standing-Rodney Ward, Ben Harris, Ian Lowdon, . Carl Johnson, Larry Gray, Fred Wiley, Greg Jones. J.V. Basketball J .V. Coach-Frank Coe Larry Gray lofts shot over defender. 131 �Front Row-Greg Burrell, Ron Downing, Gary Blough, Ernest Russell. Second Row- John Basham, Rowland Martin, Danny Crowder, William Epperley, Monty Tucker. Freshmen Gain Experience \Lrna!(er , Bo bb y T a nn e r a nd ~w l a nd i\la r ti.n co n grntulat e !J e nn y Cro w d e r on a wel l-pla ye d !(am e . 132 Freshman Coach- Bill Whitaker. �1st Row-Pearl Hampton, Pearl Hoosier, Charlotte Shaver, Debbie Griffith, Carol Johnson, Cheryl Stanley-manager. 2nd RowBetsy Meyerhoff, Delila Spradlin, Cathy Smith, Geneva Mullins, Barbara McClung, Sue Owen, and Debbie Ingram. Botty's First Girls' Team Stuns Opponents Coach- Mrs. Anne King Co-Captains-Pearl Hampton, Cathy Smith 133 �Spring Sports 134 �• --- !st R ow-C a thy Camper, Debbie Simmons, 2nd Row-:\I yra .-\nne Beahm, .-\ngela Stuart, Twila :'llontgomery. 3rd Row-:\larcia \'i' esterman-Co-C aptain, C e orgeanne Rowland-Ca ptain, Ruth P ett y. Cheerleaders Boost Players and Spectators ._,,\,\.'v\ 1\jV (\, ;/ • Varsity Cheerleaders enjoy Homecoming half-time show with Brookville cheerleaders. 135 �1st Row-Anne Bowman, Cathy Miller. 2nd Row-Leigh Harris, Bobbie Lou Waid-Co-Captain, Vicki Custer-Captain. 3rd Row-Jeanette Haymaker, Dawn Giles, Ann Williamson. J.V. Cheerleaders llLSll I Cathy Teaford - Manager 136 34 J .V. Cheerleaders show spirit during a pep rally . �- , ~ �J\ lr. Bail e y cr·own s (; e or ge ann e Rowland H o m eco min g <)u ee n durin g halfti111 e acti v iti es. Queen, Court, Dance The Homecoming Court was Bobbie Lou Waid, Marcia Westerman, Georgeanne Rowland, Ruth Petty, Fran Jones and Teresa Davis. 138 �Cavaliers dance to the sound of the Deities. Highlight Football Homecoming 139 �Snow Queen Beverly Guill is presented at the Christmas Dance. Her escort is Mark Noble. Christmas Dance Honors Snow Queen and Court Barbara McClung, Linda Cronise, Robin Dogan, and Kathy Newton were members of the Court. Beverly Guill was chosen by the student body as Snow Queen. 140 �"John" made the music and Lord Botetourt made merry at the Christmas Dance. Surrounded by glittering decorations, it was a time for laughter, love, and even a friendly quarrel between dances. ,' 141 �All District Football Team Named Five Players Honored. Benny Ben son wa s named ·' \Ir. Football" for 1969. Joe Burrell, Benny Benson, and Doug Wilson were named to the All Blue Ridge District Team. Melvin Wilson was named to the All City-County Team. Bryan Goad, not pictured, was All District and also received honorable mention on the All State Team. 142 �I I Outstanding Students Honored The Optomist Club chose as "Outstanding Seniors" at Lord Botetourt Georgeanne Rowland and Norman Belcher. Patsy Simmons, John Caldwell, and Alice Baker were selected "Outstanding Teenagers" by the Outstanding Teenagers of America. 143 �L.B.H.S. Participates 1n Fas hion , Com mu nica tion Lord Bote tourt stud e nt s, along with those from Roanok e high sc hool s, parti c ipat e d in two of th e Vall ey's most popula r a c tiviti es. Del e gat es to " Th e N e w G e n e ration ," sponsore d by \VRO\" Radio w e r e Ruth P e tt y, Robin \1urray , Doug Wood son , Twila \lontgome r y, and Ch e r y l Ea s t and B e nny B e n son. Fran Jon es and Barba ra ( )v c ra c r e r e prese nte d L.B. H. S. on th e ll c ironim u s D e b Counc il. 144 �Contestants Norman Belcher , J o hn Caldwell , Harry Kessler , and Paul Willard appeared o n th e WBRA-TV quiz progi-am --\V lw Kn o ws'?-- Botetourt Vies on TV Quizzes John Caldwell and Paul Willard represented Lord Bot etourt on "What In The World?", a quiz program on WRFT-TV, which pits local high school students against adult teams. 145 �Scholarship, Leadership Honored Leadership and scholarship are qualities which characterize those students chosen each year as Class Marshalls for graduation exercises and as delegates to Boys' and Girls' State . 1969 Class Marshalls were Jeanette Haymaker, Bill Campbell, Catherine Cross, Sharon Franklin, David Cook, Denise Linkenauger, Alice Baker, and Georgeanne Rowland. Delegates and alternates for Boys' and Girls' State were Georgeanne Rowland, Fran Jones, Billy Teaford, Patsy Simmons, Steve Martin, and Allen Layman. 146 �Outstanding Glee Club Members Chosen for All-Regional Chorus Debbie Simmons picked for All-State. Chosen for Regional Chorus: Milla Ilieff, Suzanne Ikenberry, Debbie Simmons, Marcia Westerman, Donald Meadows, Patsy Simmons, Anita Grindstaff, and Alice Baker. Each yea r Glee Club m e mbers who have shown tal e nt and promi se are selec t e d to r e prese nt Lord Bote tourt in A ll-R egional Chorus. At R egional Choru s, m e mbe r s hav e th e opportunity to try out for-th e A ll- Sta t e Chorus. Thi s year D e bbi e Simmons wa s c hose n for All-State Chorus. 147 �D ebbie Simmons Chosen 'Junior Miss" 14 8 �The Makings of a Success The Junior Play "CHEAPER BY THE DOZENj~ 149 �Baker Reigns Over Basketball Homecoming During halftime of the Brookville game the Basketball Homecoming Court was introduced. Claudette Baker was crowned queen. Cathy Camper and Nancy Young were her attendants. Their escorts were Wendell Ward, Joe Burrell, Vernard Pearson, Mike Goad, and Allen Layman. --.----- I 150 �Steve Martin Breaks Scoring Records Steve Martin broke two basketball records this year as the Cavaliers had their best season since entering the Blue Ridge District. Steve broke the individual game scoring record by putting in 42 points against Brookville. He captured the career scoring record of 854 points against Northside and ended his career with 914 points. Steve's 42 against Brookville was a big contribution as the Cavaliers took the gym record of 109 points in their 120-63 wm. Strategy for the upcoming game is a part of the pep talk Steve gives to the student body. 15 1 �Quill and Scroll Installs Botetourt Chapter, Outstanding Journalism Students Honored Quill and Scroll is a national honorary soci e ty for outstanding high school j ournalists. Its m embe r s arc chosen on th e ba sis of scholarship and their work on one or more sc hool publications. Th e Lord Botetourt chapter of Quill and Scroll was organize d thi s year, and mem b e r s were c hose n from th e staffs of THE BLADE and THE SHIELD. Th e y are M arsha Long, Vickie Dooley, Walte r Vass ar, D e bra Willi s, Allen Layman, Angela Stuart, Steve Showalter, Milla Ili e ff, Mike Rivers, Sherry Booze, Joh n Ca ldw ell, Recd Kelly, Mary Ann Meloy, Jimmy McClung, Carla Showalte r, and Twila Montgom e ry. 152 �,i)' ~X<!Y¥'~~;. ,J ~ \} / / ' / '<'. ~~ .~ Jj ' • Jf' , 1 0 cf.IJ c~~/V~~~~~t~~i" . v fyt~>· ~~c# .«J , V' . , v ~ ~ \ fJ . . V District All-Regional Band Concert Harry Kessler represented Lord Botetourt at All-Regional Band in Martinsville. All Blue Ridge District Tournament Team Named Vernard Pearson was named 6th man on the All-Tourney Team. Steve Martin number 9 on All-Tourney. 153 )QP if'n �Botetourt Students . . . 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THE PICTURE CENTER CROUCH'S PHARMACY 6704 Williamson Road Roanoke, Virginia Mail: 7535 Williamson Road Prescription Druggists Sick Room Supplies Telephone: Dial 366-3179 Magazines and Newspapers Soft Drinks-Lunches Hollins, Virginia Hollydean Beauty Lounge 362-4212 7717 Williamson Road Roanoke, Virginia 158 �Herliz Home Loans Savings Accounts FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HERTZ RENT-A-CAR Woodrum Airport Crossroads Downtown Roanoke, Va.24012 Phone: 703 366-3421 Roanoke, Virginia Compliments of McCARTHY'S SUPPLY COMPANY OBENCHAIN'S -l~~JDll W -l!t]JI ~ 121 Lee Avenue Vinton, Virginia 112 South Pollard Street V inton, Virginia Discount to Students Diamond 5-8385 343-4149 Benjamin Moore Paints Compliments of Daleville Pharmacy Phone: 992-3605 Follow The Smart Shoppers To RICHARD'S FO OD CEN TE R HOL DREN ' S I N C. 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Roanoke, Virginia 366-9078 161 �JERRY'S SUNOCO 24-Hour Wrecker Service Auto Repair ~---UNOC FINCASTLE PHARMACY Day Phone: 992-2025 Night Phone: 992-2722 Troutville, Virginia Compliments of "In Business For Your Health" EV ANS DRUG STORES Fincastle, Virginia Prescription Service Intersection of Airport and Williamson Rds. Dial 366-0111 Roanoke, Virginia ROANOKE AND BOTETOURT TELEPHONE COMPANY 1.0. Layman President ·', Erma Wright Secretary-Treasurer Daleville, Virginia Compliments of R.E. BOLTON & SON <L '/ 162 Qua lity Food Store Fincastle, V irginia R.E. Laymen Vice-President �OLDSMOBILE FINCASTLE MOTOR COMPANY "Bring Your Old Car Back Home" Oldsmobile Sales and Service Phone 473-2791 Fincastle, Virginia '' ltS PEI..you bet ! " BUD'S PIZZA KING 7707 Williamson Road ( l Block from Hollins College) Hollins, Virginia 24019 Phone 366-4849 o.\JIY OMSKJH COF<POR.AT!Or.....J P. 0. BOX 235 TROUTVILLE, VA . 24175 163 �BLUE RIDGE MEMORIAL GARDENS 5717 Airport Road Roanoke, Virginia Phone 366-6574 "For Families Who Want the Best for Their Loved Ones" L. D. BRUGH & SON General Merchandise Esso Products Phone 992-2521 Nace, Virginia B.L. WARD REAL TY REAL ESTATE "If it's for sale we have W' B. L. WARD REALTY CO. 6344 PETERS CREEK ROAD Roanoke, Virginia 24019 Bus. Phone 362 - 1806 Res. Phone 362-1903 Webster Repa ir Shop Au to and Truck Repair W eld ing and Wrecker Service C. L. Downey Blue Ridge, Virginia Phone 342 -2355 A irport Hardware Co. Intersection A irport and W illiamson Rd. 366-5826 DIAMONTOLOGISTS GEMOLOGISTS Campbell Second Street " Best wishes to you all" 34 3-0155 16 4 �United Attractions CROSSTOWN SYNDICATE Mike W iley-Drums Jimmy McGuire-Trumpe t Voca list Gary Beverage-Trumpet Henry Casey-Voca list 165 �Phone 366-9001 J. & K. GARAGE General Auto Repairing Automatic Transmission Repair 3156 Williamson Rd. Roanoke,Va.24012 Bud Kyle Home Phone 992-1633 Eddie Johnston Home Phone EM6-3258 modern mortuaries tote" uneral Home, Inc. E. A. Graybill, President Troutville and Buchanan, Virginia Established 1898 The Bank of Fincastle Botetourt Cou nty's Oldest Bank 1875-1969 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Fincastle 166 Dalevi lle �Compliments of Motel Hollins and Restaurant 8. & A. GULF STATION Shorty Barton, Owner and Operator One Mile South off Interstate 81 Exit 44, on Route 11 Gulf Gas and Oil Phone 992-2971 344-0050 Blue Ridge, Va. Mr. & Mrs. R. G. Bridgen, Owners Southwest Virginia Savings and Loan Campbell Second Street S. 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"Our Aim is Your Satisfaction" Phone: 362-3329 4720 Williamson Road Roanoke, Virginia CASH BU ~l D ~ NG SUPPLY coo Bob Overstreet Wholesale Prices to Everyone Crush Stone Comp lete Line of Building Supplies D ial 992-2921 Troutvil le, Virginia 168 345-1690 Night 344-0649 �Ted Lansing Supply Co. 5633 Williamson Rd. 366-3446 WEBSTER BRICK CO., INC. Alcoa, Kaiser, Crown and Mastic Vinyl Distributors FAMOUS WEBSTER BRICK PRE-SHRUNK WEBLITE BLOCK (High Pressure Cured) Dial 344-5505 Carousel Ice Cream Parlour Roanoke, Virginia Williamson Road Hollins, Virginia Phone 366-9945 Compliments of Kincer Grocery Webste r Grocery General Merchandise Rt. l Roanoke, Virginia 343-3070 WHITE FRONT PHARMACY Mrs. S.D. Whitaker RFD l Box 649 Roanoke, Va. 345-7452 Hollins Hardware 7541 Williamson Rd. "On the Corner" Roanoke, Virginia Phone 342-6861 366-7696 Vinton, Virginia 169 �We wish to thank all our contributors and advertisers for their continued support and cooperation which help to make this publication possible. The 1970 SHIELD Staff 170 �This year ... a long time, a short time. Summer football practices ... and then bonfires ... college applications ... final exams. 200 years of Botetourt County ... as we review its history, learning the wisdom of the past and the courage of change. 1970 at Lord Botetourt High School. 171 �LOOK~EM ~~) VOCATI( 'J..1l AGR ICUl fURE ... : ' :~ ·. I I ' BOTETOURT 172 )~~BGON . YeBRBDDKS �;;J OJvv\_Q_~ ~ ~ ru /3e7V 11/ ;3 ~ ~ / ? �I. - :L - ~;r:J­ ~ e:::;i_ -----<\;':; o ;-r ~v ~ ~, ,_,~v-o-,o J D "' t?> )-} -- ' • -~ Cl, p - J --,_, ----ro -/ ~(Y I ' '-= l ~ ~--,) ~ ��Jr r, ~ L .;:; \ . . . \.......-, ..... \ ' ' . ( . 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