1 500 28 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/9208/Bulldogs1979.pdf 769566263071fd8756b80a19c34aafe8 PDF Text Text �- - ����TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION PAGES Pages 4-5 6-23 Memories and feelings of a thri ving school 2 PEOPLE Ambitious ninth graders, spirited eighth graders, and thriving seventh graders ORGANIZATIONS PAGES 24-29 Working together, achieving goals and lots of fun and laughter �0 1195 03145300 SPORTS PAGES 31-41 A year of victories and defeats FACULTY PAGES 42-45 Ded icated administration and sta ff STUDENT LIFE PAGES 46-52 Dan ces, assembli es, fac es and places 3 �From time to time in future years, we will often look back at this yearbook and remember Addison as it was . All the good times - the football games, dances, and parties - as well as the trying times - occasional mischievous deeds, breaking up with a sweetheart and the pains of adolescence . These are the memories we will cherish most. We will also remember the friends who stood by us to congratu late us in victory and to comfort us in defeat. Our laughter, our tears, our hopes, our joys, our triumphs and our sadnesses will echo through the halls long after we have moved on to new ei:<per iences and adventures . The remembrance of our days spent at Addison Junior High School will bring smiles to our faces as we think of how much we have changed and of the students who must follow in our footsteps along the path of growing up. These memories and feelings are the most important aspects of a thriving school . They are a part of all of us - the student body, the administration, the faculty, the office staff, the custodial staff, the cafeteria staff, the P.T.A ., and all those who participate in our Addison community. To us, this is the essence of Addison . Therefore, we dedicate the 1979 Bulldog to Lucy Addison Junior High School, the number one junior high school in Roanoke City. (j + 14 �DEDICATION 5 ���( 1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 8 (6) �NINTH GRADE CLASS MIRROR (?) . .. Twenty ninth graders chosen by the ninth grade class in ten different categories. This year's class of 1979 have chosen (1) Mike Reed and Lisa Ellsworth as "Best All Around." they were selected for school involvement, looks, person alities and as the two most outstanding students in the ninth grade class. Congratulations to (2) John Pilcher and Kim Redford (most likely to succeed); (3) Lawrence Williams and Dalphney Hamlette (most talented); (4) Mike Reed and Lisa Williams (most popular); (5) Tim Overstreet and Rhonda Hall (craziest); (6) Ivory Tay lor and Sherry Harris (best dressed); (7) Sheldon Johnson and Carmela Ware (most athletic); (8) Bobby Bishop and Lisa Williams (friendliest); (9) Barry Moyer and Sherry Harris (best looking); ( 10) Nigel Brown and Deidre Knight (best physique and figure). (8) ,, ( 10) 9 (9) �NINTH GRADE CLASS OF 1979 Donna Arnold Lynda Arrington Paul Aronson Gary Atkins James Atkins Joe Atkins Ronnie Baker Brenda Ball George Bandy Juanita Bandy Mark BanRs Kim Bardon Robert Barker Ra y Beck ner James Belcher Terri Bell Bobby Bi shop Carol Bishop Wa lte r Bowles Carmen Boyd Kenny Brillhart Emily Brooks Anthony Brown Brenda Brown Crysta l Brown John Brown Nigel Brown Wanda Burnette Loretta Bushnell Bernard Ca mpbell 10 �Donna Campbell Terry Carter Deneen Claytor Mark Claytor Sherman Clements Connie Cole DeCarlos Cooper Lenn Correll Joey Crain Glenda Crysel Ian Dalglish Danette Davis Darlene Davis Dina Davis Jeff Davis Jenetta Davi s Elaine Dean Milton Denny Steve Dillon Li sa Dix Lafon Doyle Jerome Dudley Tin a Dunlap Mike Durham Danielle Duroure Martin Edmondson Charles Elkins Jeff Elkins Lisa Ellsworth Mike Epperl y Tammy Farmer Jamie Fields Raymond Fields Warren Fleming Joyce Flowers 11 �Denise Fullen Twyla Gish Tammy Graham Norman Hackley Rodney Hale Rhonda Hall Sandy Hall Thomas Hall Jimmy Hamblett Mitzi Hami lton Dalphney Hamlett Delphine Hamlett Nancy Hammond Terry Hancock Wanda Harper Mark Harris Sherry Harris David Hartman Anthony Hodge Kathy Holland Robin Hollin s Kathy Hopkins Laurie Hopkins Gloria Hughes Jeff Hunnel l Greg Hunt Brenda Jarrell Richard Jennings Cindy Johns Andrea Johnson Cathy Johnson Sheldon Johnson Cathy Jones Ronald Jones Cindy Kelly 12 �Richard Kidd Deidre Knight Mark Koogler Eddie Kronenberg John Lanning Paul LaPradd Tilly Lemon Jeff Lloyd Mary Logan Karena Lovelace Mike Lumpkin Robert Macklin James Maxey Kevin Meador Russell Meadows Keith Minor Priscilla Moore Chris Morris Jeff Morris David Mountcastle Barry Moyer Joe Moyer Mary Mundy Vickie Myers Charles Nichols Le ster Nunley Ronnie Otey Tim Overstreet Amanda Painter Teresa Pasley John Pilcher Angela Preston Brenda Preston Rodney Price Richa rd Rader 13 �Kim Redford Belinda Reed Jett Reed Mike Reed Lisa Robertson Sharon Robinson Teresa Robinson Penny Ross Wayne Ross Lesli e Russell Wanda Sarver Vickie Saunders Carol Scott Tony Scott Stormy Sexton Melvii;i Shorter Ricky Shorter Lynn Sloan Lavonne Smith Paul Smith Richard Smith Pat Spradling Linda St. Clair Mike St. Clair Jeff Steele Sybil Stone Andre Stroud Patri cia Stoumile Teresa Sweeney Ivory Taylor Kelvin Taylor Li sa Ta ylor Eugene Terry Robert Terry Fran Th ompson 14 �Renita Thompson Billy Turner Vi vian Traynham Walter Trent Lisa Turpin Cathy Tyl er Temeka Via There sa Walla ce Marcu s Ward Carmela Ware Phillip Webb Diane Wiley Donni e Williams Li sa Williams Douglas Willi am son Pau la Wilson Robert Woods Tonya Woody Tracy Worthey Patri cia Wri g ht Robin Wrig ht llll.Y f\ .I N\l \ 15 �NINTH GRADE LAST WILL AND TESTAM ENT I, Joe Atkins, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mark Yonce all of my intelligence and smelly gym socks. I, Paul Aronson, being of sound mind and body, leave to Diane Angel all my sweaty gym socks and all the good looks money can buy. . I, Terri Bell, being of sound mind and body, leave to Tina and Fleming Bell all my rotten teachers that I don't like, and also to Tina my dirty old gym locker. I, Carmen Boyd, being of sound mind and body, leave to my brother my ability to be as smart as I was as well as my ugly, nosey homeroom teacher. To Fleming Bell, my love and kindness and to Arthur Beckner, my talent in nothing . I, Deneen E. Claytor, being of sound mind and body, leave to Addison my kindness and sweetness and all my good looks to Lynn Earley. I, Mark Claytor, being of sound mind and body, leave to Kevin Brower and Lauri Thompson one of my old beat up tennis rackets and my fantastic game plays. · . . . I, Lenn Correll, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mr. Mabry my dirty old uniform and to Stacy Vines the place where I marched in line m the parades. I, Joseph Crain, being of sound mind and body, leave to all of those who will be here next year every thrill there is in Mrs. Waid's class - if there is any. . I, Ian Dalglish, being of sound mind and body leave, to all my faithful eighth grade World History Companions all the boredom of Mrs. Shiflett's class and to Bobby Mills all the laughs of football exercises. I, Tina L. Dunlap, being of sound mind and body, leave to my brothers, Chris and Phillip, all my memories of what Addison once was and my hopes of what our school should someday be. 1; Lisa Ellsworth, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mrs. Shiflett some static-guard so her pants won't cling to her pantyhose. I, Sherri Graham, being of sound mind and body, leave to Donna Chadd my stale Marlboro cigarettes. I, Sandy Hall, being of sound mind and body, leave to Tony Bardon all my broken cigarettes. I, Jimmy Hamblett, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mr. Bailey something to play with . I, Jeff Hunnell, being of sound mind and body, leave to David Williams all my splinters sitting on the Varsity Basketball team bench. I, Brenda Jarrell, being of sound mind and body, leave to Susan Jarrell my brains so she won't say I never gave her anything that wouldn 't work r4ght. . . I, Cindy Johns, being of sound mind and body, leave to all the teachers at Addison a bottle of aspirin for the headaches my brother will give them . I, Cathy Johnson, being of sound mind and body, leave to Sandy Hall all of my unfinished notes that were to be given to her . I, Sheldon Johnson, being of sound mind and body, leave to my brother the greatness that I had in sports . I, Jeff Lloyd, being of sound mind and body, leave to Kenny Sink all of my girlfriends - all 100 of them . I, Michael Lumpkin, being of sound mind and body, leave to Dexter Helton all my good grades and the desk from which I plunged to a nose dive . I, Kevin Meador, being of sound mind and body, leave to Sonny Hale all my brownish -black hair to cover up his gray. I, Priscilla Moore, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mrs. Perdue my gym suit that she lost. I, Barry Moyer, being of sound mind and body, leave to Lisa Turner my love and devotion. So here's wishing you happy years over here at Addison . I, Teresa A. Pasley, being of sound mind and body, leave to Sonya Pasley, Opie Kasey, and Sheryl Ollie, all the fun I had with geometry (ha, ha) for next year, and my talented vocal cords for cheerleading in the upcoming year. I, Rodney Price, being of sound mind and body, leave to Dexter Hilton a box of weight reducing pills - he will need them . I, Kim Redford, being of sound mind and body, leave to Wanda Mann a year 's supply of watermelon smooth and juicy bubble gum . I, Belinda Reed, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mrs. Steele a five year supply of rosin . I, Jeff Reed, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mr. Polk a pack of rolling papers, 1.5. I, Anthony Reynolds, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mrs. Stinnett my change of life. I, Rickey Shorter, being of sound mind and body, leave to Robert Cochran all my homework and my dirty gym shorts . I, Jeff Steele, being of sound mind and body, leave to Paula Neal the body of Ralph Simmons to have, hold, and love. I, Teresa Sweeny, being of sound mind and body, leave to Sheila Webster my old gym suit and stinky socks . I, Vivian Traynham, being of sound mind and body, leave to all Addison students the technique of chewing gum without getting caught. I, Lisa J. Turpin,. being of sound mind and body, leave to Nathaniel Dennis a locket of my hair so he can have something to play with next year, and to Mrs. Bass my ability to have continuity, ha, ha, ha . I, Paula Wilson, being of sound mind and body, leave to Karen Powers all the milk cartons in the cafeteria so she can soak her chewing gum to keep it fresh. I, Tracy Worthy, being of sound mind and body, leave to Yolanda Simms all of my A papers so that she can take those F's off her report card . We, the Ninth Grade Class of Lucy Addison Junior High School, leave to the staff many memories of us. We leave for new horizons - more prepared to face the world outside. We leave to you our thanks and appreciation for your help, support, friendship, interest, and dedication to your job. We also leave with the realization that time moves forward w~ will c~an~e, you will ~hange - but the time we spent at Addison ~111 remain with ~s as an important part of our past which we will cherish forever. We wish each of you good luck in the future years and hope that our paths m~y someday cross again . 16 ��EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OF 1979 David Anderson Gail Anderson Diane Angel Michelle Arch Tim Avis Joann Baker Patty Barnette Maney Beckner Leigh Bi xby An ita Blake Cindy Blake Lynn Boothe Karen Brower Kevin Brower Darlene Brown Kenneth Brown Michelle Brown Rosal and Brown Th omasine Brown Lisa Bri ze ndine Roben Butcher Victor Caldwell Gerald Cale Tammy Cale Karen Campbell Kim Campbell Joaq uin Caraba llo Terry Carson Loretta Carte r Thomas Chambers Amy Christopher Rola nd Claytor Mark Cline Cla rence Cook Debra Covington Roben Cox Kevin Crenne ll Karen DeHaven Pam De Have n Jonathan Delp Brian Dillard Terry Dillon Regina Dillon Donna Dixon Jimmy Dudley Chris Dunlap Lynn Early Paul Economy Sean Edwards Debbie Ellis Mamie Engli sh Tammy Fe rguson Timmy Fi sher Barbara Fleming Janet Flippen Holly Fullen Patri ck Gobble Ca ra Gree n Cri stine Guthri e Donald Guthrie 18 �Anthony Hall Dan ny Ha ll Michael Hall Li nda Ha irston Keith Hamm Jovan ni Hamm Glen Hampton Sandra Hancock Bobby Harmon Darryl Hash Alex Have nner Danny Herndon Nikita Hilton Tony Hogan Steve Howard Kath y Hudgi ns Barbara Hubbard Star is Hudson Sam Hughes Todd Hughes Leat ha Hurt Ferrie Ingram Steve Johns Antwyne John son James Jones Othelia Kasey Joanne Kessler Li sa Kinzie Renee Kirk Angela Lambert James Lang horn Le ster LaPradd Melvin Lee Stephanie Lee Bonnie Lloyd Reggie Long John Love Michae l Love Vickie Lovern Paul Lovmgs Troy Manns Ronnie M arkham Shawn Martin Steve Martin Th omas Mason Todd Mason Ben McCroskey Barry McDa niel Cary McDa niel Elizabe th McKee Johnathan McKee Mike McRoberts Don Meyer Bobby Mills Dav id Miller Mel vin M oo re Patricia Moore Joe Maori s Alesia Morri son Gary Mosley Ri chard Mosley Scot1 Mountcastle Byron Moyer Stephanie Moyer Melissa Nance Sam Nance 19 �Pamela Nea l Paula Neal Mark Nic hols Greg Nolen Sherryl Ollie Karen Pannell Kenneth Parker Sonya Pasley Laura Peckham Tam my Pendleton Sheila Perdue Karen Powell Eugenia Preston Karen Price Sylvia Priest Dwayne Puckett Vlema Randolph Susan Robertson Vickie Robertson Conn ie Ross Ron ald Ross Dwayne Sca les Fran Scott Dale Scott Mike Shears Donnie Shelton Annie Simmons Ralph Simmons Yolanda Simms Jerry Sink Kenny Sink An na Sloane Anthony Smith Dea tri ce Smith Debra Smith Kevin Smith Michele Smith Robert Smith Danny Spangler Towanda Stanley Teresa Stone Ralph Stovall Kim Stroud Mike Slrum Robin Surratt Darrell Sweeney Barbara Tatum Denise Terry Abraham Traynham Doug Tu cke r Mike Turpin Tere sa Tyre e Shane Underwood Da vid Ve st Karen Via Stacey Vines Darryl Wade Adrian Wade H aywood Waid W1 ll 1amWalk Anth ony Wallace Pam Wa ller Vane ssa Warr en Allen Weakly Lyndon Webb Shelia Webster 20 �Jeff White Quinn White Kiny Whittington Vanessa Whorley Rhonda Wiggins Raymond Wilhelm Randy Willard Da vi d Williams Richard Williams Greg Willis Vincent Willis Donna Woolridge Kevin Workman Anthony Wright Mark Wright Cha rles Yi ngl ing Mark Yonce SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OF 1979 David Akers Tony Anders Lama nda Argabrigh t Li sa Arnold John Arrington Michael Artrip Ronald Atk ins Jeannette Azar Sabrina Banks Anthony Bardon Ph ili p Barne s Darryl Beal e Michael Beckner Fleming Bell Tin a Bell Barbara Bennet t Michael Boitnott Dawn Booth e Orlando Boyd Monica Br andon Melinda Brickey Tanya Brooks Dawn Brown Trenna Brown John Brummett Carol Bumbry Guy Burnen Barry Campbel l Alan Chadd Donna Chadd Karen Chapman Vick ie Chitwood Robert Coch ran Carolyn Cole Ant hony Cooper Timothy Craighead Ke lly Cramer Leslie Crouse Roosevelt Crowder Tern Crut chfield 21 �Joe Davis Nathanial Dennis Lisa Doyle Wanda Dudley Phillip Dunlap Ivory Durham Regina Eller Stephen Ellis Timothy Epperly Sherry Farmer Joseph Finney Timothy Finney Donald Fitzgerald Lavern Fleming Dolly Flowers Colleen Foster Laurie Fullen Robin Fuller Leonard Gaskins Todd Gearhean Michael Giles Deborah Gillis Eunice Goodson George Green Mary Hagy Randall Haigler James Hairston Charles Hale Donna Hall Pamela Harris Phillip Hash Patricia Heck Dexter Helton Grant Henderson James Herring James Hill Sandra Hodge Steve Holcomb Tammy Holland Kevin Hopkins Tony Huffman Michael Jackson Susan Jarrell Mark Jennelle Kun Jennings Aaron Johnson Michelle Johnson Orlando Johnson Billy Jones Christina Jones Kelly Jones Melvin Jordan Pamela Kelly Becky Kennett Lynn Kessler Richard Kessler Barry Langhorn Steven Lee Connie Lynch Tommy Lynch Lelia Mack Donald Manns Wanda Manns Joy Maxey William Mayo Marvin McNeil Alfred Meador Kenneth Mitchell Mitzie Mitchell Byron Moyer Victor Moyer David Myers Raymond Myers Randy Neese Rebecca Newbrough Kimberly Nichols Carolyn Otey Stanley Page Gary Perdue Melody Perdue Lana Perkins Lorna Perkins Wanda Perry Stephanie Peterson Tony Pil cher Charlotte Poff Milton Preston Sonia Preston 22 �Dwight Price Karla Price Kathy Pugh David Pyle Sam Rader Anthony Ramey John Reed James Richardson Rebecca Riley Sharon Rogers William Ross Jeff Ruffin Tim Saunders Tony Saunders Clifford Schultz Patrick Scon Tracey Shanks Vanessa Shears Wanda Showalter Melissa Shumaker Matthew Simmons Andrew Smith Bonnie Smith James Smith Joey Smith Michelle Smith Nancy Smith Peggy Spencer Charles Stokes Kim Stone Lisa Stoumile Charlone Stovall Mari< Stragand Juanita Switzer -'>arlene Taylor Jeanette Tester Darnetia Thompson Harold Thompson Lauri Thompson William Trail Lisa Turner David Underwood Eddie Vaught Kelly Vest Melany Via Brenda Viars Donna Viars Aaron Wade David Wade Melissa Wallace Brad Webb Arlene White Mari< White Will iam White Stephen Wickham Rhonda Williams Tracy Williams Laura Williamson Steve Wilson Julie Winfrey Mari< Winn Lisa Worrell Maurice Wright Lisa Young 23 �ACTIVITIES John Pilcher and Teresa Pasl ey, Yearbook Co editors Mrs. Washenberger and Mrs. Penl ey, Advisors (Annual Staff): L. Early, G. Hughes, D. Knigh t, T. Pa sley, J. Pil cher, M. Lumpkin, R. Th ompson, T. Swee ny Sta nd in g 8 . Ll oyd, S. Rob r son, L. Ell swort h, J. Ma xey, Mrs. Penley, D. Vest, L. Turpin, D Smith, Mrs. Wa shenberg er, D. Mann s, P Wil son, S. Web ster, 8 . Reed, M. Ree d , Dunlap, K. Radford, K. Bardon, B. Tatum, C. John s, R. Hall, S. Ollie, L. Wil li ams 24 �(SCA Officers): L to R: Penny Economy, President; (SCA Dance): Amanda Painter, Dalphney Hamlette, Don Teresa Pasley, Treasurer; Paul Economy, Secretary; Lisa Turpin, Vice-Pres. Meyer, Sherry Harris. (S.C.A.): L to R: P. Economy, L. Turpin, P. Economy, T. Pasley, Mr. Luther, S. Johns, L. Whorrel, K. Via, M. Claytor, D. Manns, M. Jackson, L. Turner, D. Shelton, T. Crutchfield, B. Bishop, M. Reed, L. Williams, T. Brooks, N. Hammond, K. Price, D. Ellis, R. Dillon, P. Waller, E. Preston, R. Riley, D. Anderson, N. Dennis, W. Showalter, D. Wiley, D. Arnold, 0 . Kasey, B. Moyer, J. Herring, R. Macklin, S. Ollie. (Cheerleaders): Teresa Pasley, Sherry Ollie, Deidre Knight, Kim Bardon, Michelle Arch, Daphney Hamlett, Lisa Williams, Opie Kasey, Debbie Ellis, Karen Campbell, Francis Thompson, Terry Hancock. 25 �Students at Addison have the opportunity to become involved in many organizations. Those who are particularly interested in music can select among the band, the strings class, the choir, the majorettes, and the flag girls. For students who want to know more about the military, there is R.O.T.C. S.C.A. offers the students at Addison a chance to learn more about government and to take a more active role in decision-making related to student life. The Human Relations Club, the Y-Teens, the Red Cross, and the Library Club provide services for the entire school and frequently sponsor exciting school activities. (Majorettes): L to R: Lisa Turpin, Michelle Brown, (Drum Majorette), Tina Dunlap. Cent Teresa Pasley. (flag Girls): Back Row, L to R: Lisa Whorrel, Wanda Showalter, Terri Bell, Lisa Pri Sonya .Pasley, Renita Thompson . Front Row, L to R: Sheila Perdue, Carolyn Otey, Lisa Tu m Eugena Preston . 26 �(R.0.T.C.): First Row: W. Harper, E. Brooks, D. Wiley, S. Johnson, N. Hackley. Second Row: T. Bell, L. Arrington, R. Wright, D. Davis, V. Whorley, W. Burnette, A. Johnson. Third Row: M. St. Clair, R. Thompson, I. Taylor, S. Clements, C. Boyd, C. Jones. Fourth Row: L. Williams, Sgt. Span gler, 8 . Moyer, E. Terry, M. Ward, J. Atkins, N. Brown , J. Elkins, G. Hunt, P. Webb, W. Trent, D. Claytor. (Human Relations Club): First Row: C. Boyd, K. Crennel, S. Ollie, 0 . Kasey, L. Williams, D. Hamlette, L. Turpin, I. Taylor, D. Wiley, T. Pa sley, D. Knight, D. Arnold . Second Row: D. Smith, E. Preston, L. Early, F. Preston, T. Via, R. Thompson , F. Thompson, M. Hamilton, T. Bell , E. Brooks, L. Arrington, M. Wallace. Third Row: C. Jones, T. Worthy, V. Traynham, D. Cooper, S. Pasley, D. Smith , P. Wilson, L. Sloan, M. Nance. Fourth Row: V. Willis, A. Wallace, D. Manns, T. Brown , G. Hughes, D. Hamlette. (Strings): Mark Winn, Lisa Kinsey, Mrs. Steele. Sonya Pasley, Lynn Sloan, Kevin Brower, Darrell Sweeney, Billy Jones, Belinda Reed, Ba rry Langhorne. Yolanda Simms . 27 ��. ·. ~_:: ' .)'J_. ·~ .. .,,..... : ?'· . ' (Y-Teens): Seated: S. Pasley, K. Hopkins, L. Williams, K. Bardon, R. Hall, K. Campbell, Miss Lisa Collins. Sponsor. Standing: K. Lovelace, J. Flowers, T. Gish, V. Shears, Q. White, L. Barley, T. Holland, M. Arch, P. Economy. Back: T. Carter, S. Vines, C. Bumbry. ���FOOTBALL B. R. : Coach S. Oliver, Coach M. Andrews, T. Manns, R. Shorter, S. Whilhelm, R. Terry, B. Moyer, _ N. Brown, S. Johnson, T. Hogan, T. Overstreet, R. Barker, V. Willis, M. Reed, J. Langhorn. M. R.: K. Brower, M. Hall, B. Bishop, J. Elkins, S. Clements, M. Edmond son, J. Lan ning, R. Jones, G. Hunt, K. Minor, I. Dalgli sh, G. Nolen, D. Herndon, R. Jennings. F. R.: A. Wade, D. Powell, L. Webb, M. Banks, D. Sweeney, D. Williams, G. Willis, p Webb, K. Campbell, J. Morris, B. Mills, J. Pilcher, R. Claytor, D. Ha sh. SCHEDULE Opposing Addison' s Team Score Jackson 6 Ruffner 0 Wilson 24 Madison 28 Brec kinridg e 16 Opposing Team Wi lson Jackson Ruffn er 32 Opposition Score 6 28 0 0 8 TOURNAMENT Addison's Opposition Score Score 26 14 0 0 8 14 �FIRST TEAM ALL-CITY SECOND TEAM ALL-CITY - Top Row: Ronnie Jones, Def. Tackle; Robert (Boo) Terry, Off. End; Greg Hunt, R.B. Bottom Row: Ian Dalglish, Def. End; Kim Campbell, Nose Guard. 33 �NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL Standing: Bobby Bishop, Jeff Hunnell, Mike Durham, Nigel Brown, Sheldon Johnson, Marcus Ward, Rob Barker, Tim Overstreet and Martin Edmondson. Kneeling: Mark Claytor, Keith Minor, Mike Reed and Ian Dalglish. SCHEDULE Opposing Addison's Team Score Jackson 39 Ruffner 42 Wilson 46 Madison 53 Breckinridge 57 Jackson 24 Ruffner 35 Wilson 51 Madison 62 Breckinridge 50 Opposition' Score 40 31 48 37 36 32 67 48 33 43 TOURNAMENT Opposing Team Breckinridge Ruffner Addison Opposition Score Score 59 41 45 38 Addison was the Tournament Champion 34 �FIRST TEAM ALL-CITY Marcus Ward SECOND TEAM ALL-CITY She ldon Jo hn son Keith Minor 35 �EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL ::>ianding: " Sad Fly" Wade, David Williams, Anthony Wright, Shawn Martin, Aaron Johnson, Antwyne Johnson (Tweety), David Anderson, Todd Mason, Dwayne Scales and Ralph Stovall. Kneeling : Anthony Hall, Mike Hall, Ivory Taylor and Coach Steve Oliver. SCHEDULE Opposing Team Jackson Ruffner Wilson Madison Breckinridge Jackson Ruffner Wilson Madison Breckinridge Addison's Score 38 40 36 32 54 50 31 38 32 45 FIRST TEAM ALL-CITY Opposition Score 37 38 41 38 26 44 36 31 35 23 TOURNAMENT Breckinridge Ruffner 34 42 22 39 Championship Game with Addison vs Wilson Add ison 32 and Wilson 34 Antwyne "Tweety" Johnson 36 �NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL Ms. Perdue, Vanessa Lee, Renita Thompson, Robin Wright, Delphine Hamlett, Deneen Claytor, Temeka Via, Paula Wilson, Carmela Ware. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Ms . Perdue, Connie Ross, Pam Waller, Wanda Showalter, Ouinivere White, Pam Neal, Kitty Ross. Michele Brown, Karen Brower, Charlotte Stovall, Cara Green. 37 �VARSITY WRESTLERS Front Row, Left to Right: Charles Elkin s, John Pilcher, Anthony Reynolds . Middle Row: Robert " Boo " Terry, Vi ctor "Chic" Caldwell , Jeff Morri s. Back Row: Robert Smith, Paul LaPradd, Nigel Brown, Billy Turner, Coach Poff . J.V. WRESTLERS Front Row, Left to Ri ght: ·Lyndon Webb, Michael Jackson, Steve Martin , Tony Pil cher, Barry Langh orn . Back Row : Kim Campbell , Haywood Wa id, James Langhorn, Sa m Wilhelm. 38 �GYMNASTICS Front Row, Left to Right: Selena Seaman, Melinda Brickey, Joy Maxey. Middle Row: Laura Thompson, Lisa Turner, Michelle Arch, Andrea Johnson. Back Row: Mrs . Fuller, Michelle Brown, Wanda Showalter, Wanda Harper, Opie Kasey, Sheryl Ollie. �40 �I I I SOFTBALL Back Row, L to R: Deneen Claytor, Regina Dillon, Michelle Smith, Carmela Ware, Michelle Johnson, Lavonne Smith, Coach Poff. Front Row, L to R: Lynne Early, Tameka Via, Pam Neal, Paula Neal, Andrea Johnson, Wanda Showalter, Dina Davis. TENNIS Back Row, L to R: Vivian Traynham, Lynn Sloan, Lind a Arrington, Li sa Turpin, Troy Thompson, Deidre Knight . Front Row, L to R: Vanessa Shears, Paula Wilson, Pennie Economy, Laura Thompson, Kelly Vest, Ms. Perdue . 41 �ADMINISTRATION (Female Phys. Ed.) Ms. Fuller AND Ms. Perdue, (Administration) Mr. Garber Mr . Polk, (Math) - Mr. Bailey, Ms. Waid, Ms. Washenberger, Ms. Penley (Shop) - Mr. Myers, Mr. Kinsey, Mr. Dillard (Scienc e) - Ms. Foard, Ms . Whittaker, Ms. Ha ncock (Secretaries) Ms . Hale, Ms. Harman, Ms. Nichols Art and Music) Ms. Hunt Ms. Stinnett, �FACULTY (W.E.C.E.P.) - Mr. Groves (Library) Han ion Mr. Franklin, Ms. (English) - Mr. Poff, Ms. Mann, Mr. Jacobson Ms. (Foreign Languages) Mann, Mr. Andrews, Ms. Ray Mr. DePuy, (Social Studies) Ms. Shiflett, Ms. Ray (Cafeteria) - Ms. Saunders, Ms. Wheeler, Ms. Early, Ms. Farris, Ms. Rowlison, Ms. Wood, Ms. Hartless, Ms. Payne (Strings) - (Special Education) - Ms. Collins, Ms. Polk, Mr. McOeen, Ms. Whitwell, Ms. Amith. (Custodial Staff) Mr. Hale Ms. Lynch, (Band) - Ms. Steele Mr. Mabry �-mAY 1. ~ _ '+FWE '(ovr t' ATT£)1TloN PJtA~ ~ ~ ~ I " ~K~t . ��46 �47 �Bubbling Michelle and Ian Busy hallways Pat and Cathy Teresa 48 Bu s riders Fac ulty cheerl eaders A startled Opi e �IT'S BEEN A BUSY YEAR AT ADDISON Life at Addison Junior High is ever changing. We never stand still for a moment. We learn new things, meet new friends, find new loves, and discover new experiences. The Wright Wedding A new Washenberger The Polk Wedding Shiek Utt A bunch of champi'ons Polk Pottery 49 ��I• \ I �ADDISON HAS AN ACTIVE SCA PROGRAM Christmas Dance Lucy Addison Founder's Day 1979 Award Recipients Were: The Re er· end Noel C. Taylor, Mayor of Roanoke City; Michelle Arch; Marcus Ward A typical S.C.A . meeting S.C. A. Ann ouncements 52 Val entin e Day Da n ce �TWENTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE- OVER 300 REFERENCES Interior Cleaning and Painting - Windows Floor - Carpets Professional Cleaning Service L.A. BROWN P.O. 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Jesse Baker, Owner "If soul food is your specialty Then come to the Soul Food Specialist." On hand to serve you is . . Mrs. Peccia Smith Mrs. Geraldine Baker Grumbacher Art Supplies OILS-ACRYLICS-TEMPRA •Games •Novelties •Crafts •Models Science and Art Supplies CROSSROADS HOBBIES Ask About Discounts to Students The 8th Street Grill K's DRIVE IN & GROCERY Meats "Our Business Is Developing" 2813 Williamson Road Roanoke, Va. Crossroads Mall Roanoke, Virginia 24012 GREETING CARDS, CANDIES and PARTY SUPPLIES FINE FOODS Open: 6 am to 3 pm 2522 Shenandoah Avenue 1427 Melrose Avenue, N.W. Roanoke, Virginia 24017 Manager Assistant Manager Sterling G. Fizer Stafford A. Fizer Res. 344-2130 Res. 343 -2533 Business 345- 7783 ' Conn Organs Pianos Professiona I Instructions Expert Repairing Instruments Ludwig Drums Sheet Music - Teaching Materials Our Customers Are Our Friends 342-7883 ROWE'S MELODY HAVEN, INC. 122 West Church Roanoke, VA 54 24012 Fizer Funeral Home Andy's Shops Jiffy Shop Restaurant Phone 366-2871 Williamson Road Photo Shop 1428 10th Street N.W. Hot Dogs & Hamburgers Groceries Lewis B. Bailey �Congratulations From Roanoke Valley Cablevision ROANOKE VALLEY CABLEVISION MAKING WATCHING WORTHWHILE The 1978- 79 Yearbook Staff wishes to express their sincere appreciation to Mr. Lewis B. Bailey of Williamson Road Photo Shop for his assistance with our photographic needs. We would also like to thank Mr. Ron Bailey for his help with developing numerous rolls of film, Rufus Pasley for taking pictures of the basketball championship game, Ms. Tina Nichols for her help with typing, and Mrs. Yolanda Harman for keeping our financial records. Greetings From 3rd period Algebra I and Geometry classes 55 �In Appreciation Our special thanks to the administration, staff, and student body of Addi~on for their ooperjtioh t~~ough_olt t;uep~~~:d we worked on the yearbook. We would also like to acknowledge the following groups o peop e w o manc1a Y the 1978-79 Yearbook. Teresa Pasley, Co-editor John Pilcher, Co-editor Mrs. Alyce Penley, Advisor Mrs. Diane Washenberger, Co-advisor f Golden Patrons David Bardon Mr. & Mrs. George Board Mr. & Mrs. Ralph S. Bryan David W. Claytor Ms. Kaye L. Claytor Dr. & Mrs. J.B. Claytor Dr. & Mrs. Walter S. Clayton Mrs. Susan Foard Mr. & Mrs. Henry G. Marsh Mr. Ron Poff Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Redford and Family Mr. & Mrs. A. Byron Smith Mr. & Mrs. Maryland Strange Silver Patrons Mrs. Carolyn Ba ker Mrs. A. C. Bass Mr. & Mrs. C. 0. Beckner Evelyn Board James C. Charlton Mr. & Mrs. Marsha ll W. Curtis Juan DeDaviess Mr. & Mrs. Joe Dunkley Mr. &Mrs. James Economy Mr. & Mrs. Stafford A. Fizer Mr. & Mrs. Grover Ham Mr. & Mrs. Napoleon Kaiser Mr. Ray Largo Mr. & Mrs. Maxey C. W. McQueen, Jr. Mr. James Mills The Mitchell Family Harold V. Smith Manuel G. Smith Nhan Thi Smith . Mr. & Mrs. William A. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Fred Williams Mrs. Elta Mae Wilson Mr. Paul J. Wilson Patrons Marcia Amith Gail Anderson Lonnie M. Atwater Mrs. H. A. Arrington Ron Bailey June Bandy Elizabeth T. Barnett Mrs. Ellada Bundick Miss Lisa Collins James E. Cox, Sr. Malinda Cox Pam L. Cox Bertha Davis Virginia Duncan Gerald Dunn Mrs. B. Gilbert Gladys Grice J. R. Groves Mrs. E. G. Hackler Marshall Hall Leatha Hamlin Darlene J. Harless Mrs. Yolanda Harman Jimy (The Greek) Harper Mrs. Nellie Harris Mrs. Cassell Haynes Mrs. Virginia Haynes Maxine N. Hunt Christine Jennings Mrs. Christine Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Johnston Sharon L. Key Mrs. William L. Lee Mrs. Lorraine Macklin Marvel B. Mayo The Miller Family C. L. Moore Iris Moore Ma rshall N. Moore, II Ma ry Elle Mooty Mr. J ackie Nichols Steve O liver R. W. Overton Amanda Painter Mr. George C . Penn Ms. Linda Perdue Lucy N. Randolph Mrs. Frank Shively Mrs. Faith Stone Mrs. Hassie Lee Stone Koren Victoria Stone Charles Swain Mrs. Margaret Thomas Mrs. James W. Townes Mrs. Ruby Van Bibber Mrs. Lucille Watson David Williams Lisa Williams Lora Williams Mrs. M. C. Williams Allen A. Williamson Mrs. James W . Willis Miss Paula Rena Wilson Judy Lynn Wright AND ESPECIALLY Mr. John C. Garber Mr. James D. Polk Principal Assistant Principal 56 ����� 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1928-1973 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 Addisonian1946 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 Bulldogs 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison Junior High School Description An account of the resource Bulldogs was the annual for Lucy Addison Junior High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison Junior 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 1979 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 Bulldogs1979 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. The Addisonian https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/9207/Bulldogs1976.pdf d76bd20c6e1c891c5a0a9bcde8ad2ce0 PDF Text Text L . 1976 DD ISON BULLDOGS ��I :f- �\ I I I I \ I ROANOKE P U B L IC L IB R A V IR G IN IA R O RY OM REFERENCE NOT TO BE T A K E N FROM - T H IS R O O M �VOLUME3 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA �We, the annual staff, are proud of this annual. It represents each of us, from the students, to the faculty and administration. The bicentennial pages may not seem to relate directly to us, but they do in that our school is part of this free country. We should appreciate our freedom and not take it for granted. However, in this annual, we want to bring out one main thought to you. That is, when we, the bulldogs, work together, we can accomplish anything. This is why Addison is number 1. The Annual Staff Editor-Julie Webb FIRST ROW: Teresa Whitlock , Clifford T homas, Da wn Moore , Nathan Si mms, Jac k ie Shears, Shelley Re in hard t , Karen Thro c kmartin , Cy nthia Ara to , Rh o nda Story, Ja ckie Powell . SECOND ROW : Ju lie We bb, Patricia Mo rris, Al vin O verst ree t , Bill y Hin to n , Sco t t Martin , Mark Arringto n, Dann y Trai l, Gary Po index ter, Peter Sco tt , Danny S tan ley, Rh o nd a Preston, Mrs . She ppard . Not shown : Toni Keeling. 2 �0 1195 05293066 ! '\--..-/:.<.. TABLE OF CONTENTS VREF 373.755791 L964b 1976 PAGES Title Page .1 Editorial , Annual Staff .2 T able o f Co nte nts, Sp ecial Credits .. 3 Dedicatio n .. . . . . . . . . . .4-5 Administrati o n , Office Staff . . .6 Fac ulty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1 2 Ca fe teria , Cu sto dian Sta ff, Spe cial Thanks . . 13 Re fl ec tio ns 14-1 5 Student Pic tures 17-40 Club s . . 41-43 Spo rt s . 44-48 Advertise m ent s . 49-52 Autograph Pages SPECIAL CREDITS Cove r Design - Rh o nd a Sto ry Edit o rial - Julie Webb Dedica ti o n - J ackie Po well , Pete r Sco tt Ph otograp he rs - Daw n Moo re , Patri cia Mo rri s Lay-o ut and Asse mbling - Mark Arringto n , Gary Po indexte r, Bill y Hinto n , Nath an Simms Public ity - J ac kie Powe lJ , J ac kie Shea rs, Rh o nd a Pres to n Sales Pro m oters - Teresa Whitl ock , T o ni Kee ling, Karen Th roc km artin Busin ess Manage r - Cindy Ara to Spo rt s - Alvin Ove rstree t 3 �DEDICATION ~ ·, ' 4 �To dedicate the 197 6 Addison · Bulldogs was a difficult task because of so many deserving and worthy persons on the staff. We chose the person, however, whom we really feel deserves this dedication. A man, who shares our joys as well as our sorrows, and who is both a great teacher and a good friend. He is someone upon whom we can always depend. Therefore, we, the yearbook staff, would like to show our appreciation by dedicating this 1976 Addison Bulldogs to you, Mr. Charles Gross. The Annual Staff 5 �ADMINISTRATION Mr. John Leffe l Prin cip al Mr. William Sinkler Assistant Prin c ipal OFFICE STAFF 6 Mrs . Sue Caldwe l.l , Miss S Le phanie Moon (C.0.E. stud e nt) , Mrs. Yolanda Ha rm o n . �Mrs. Diane Wash e nberge r, Miss Donna Johnson , Mrs. Aly ce Penley , Mr. Ronald Bailey , Mr. Richard Johnston . ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Marina Wim e tt , Mr s. Julia Mann , Miss Ann e Sheppard , Mrs. Carolyn Baker , Mrs. Pamela Mithcell. 7 �SOCIAL STU DIES DEP ART MEN T Mrs. Jay ne Ray , Mr. Cha rles Gross , Mr s. Peggy Shinett, Miss Shelia Moo re. SCIENCE DEP ART MEN T Mr. Tom Sh upe , Mrs. Bec ky Ha ncoc k , Mrs. Marga re t T ho ma s, Mrs. Eli za beth Whitt a ke r. 8 �SPECIAL EDUCATIO N DEPARTM ENT Mrs. Alth ea Gravely , Mrs. Barbara Whit well , Mr. Danny Thompso n. pHYSICAL EDUCATIO N DEPARTM ENT Mr. Mike Andrews , Mr. Do n ald F ut ten, Mi ss Linda Pe rdue. Mrs. Lave rn e T' uller. 9 �Industrial Arts Art - " Mr. Gle nn Kin zie, No t Shown - Mr. Rud y Dillard Mrs. Julie Stinn e tt Careers Home Economics Miss Vick ie Jeffer so n Mrs. J oa nn e John s to n 10 Mrs. Ka thryn Cram e r Mrs. Shirle y Powell �R.O.T.C. D.E. Colon el C ha rles White Mr. William Tread well, Ill Foreign Languages I N G MAN ZE / Mrs. Jay ne Ray, Mr. Ronald Campbell Music Department Mr. David Lipps, Mr. Ulysses Broadneau x, Mrs. Max in e Hunt. 11 �Library Staff Mr. Berk ley Frank lin , Mrs. Jessie Hanion Guidance Counselors Mrs. Marie Austin , Mr. John Allm an , Mr. J am es Polk , Mrs. Martha Qu igley Teacher's Aides I .. Mrs. Judy Du es berry , Mrs. Audrey Page, Mr. Glenn Billings ley , Mr s. Annette Baxter, Mrs. Lorra in e Mack lin 12 �Cafeteria Staff Re b ecca Saunde rs (manage r) , Elle n Shupe, Paulin e Poindexter, Bett y Sa mes, Mildred Ragland , Ha ze l Eng land , Ma ry Earley , Ell e n Jac kso n Custodian Staff Mr. Shamro c k Bun , Mr. Solo mo n Foste r, Mr. So nny Hale , Mr. Mi cha el Hun te r, Mr. Bob b y Tu c ke r. SPECIAL THANKS Ph o tography .. . . . . . . . . . . .. Mr. T o m Shupe Sp o nso rs Miss Anne Sh eppa rd , Mrs. Alyce Pe nl ey Typ e writ e r .. .. . . . .. .. Mi ss Vi ckie Je ffe rso n All th e te ache rs wh o coo pe ra te d with th e annu al sta ff. 13 �BICENTENNIAL Most Popular Wa n da Jon es Alvin O ve rstr ee t ai Iii 'I "•' Best Looking Ca rlos Brown Te rri Lowe ry Most Talented Cindy Ara t o Bry an Mor to n 14 �REFLECTIONS Most Athletic Keith Bailey J ac kie Shears Best Dressed Marie Maso n Peter Scott Most Likely to Succeed Bryan Dearing J ackie Powell 15 �Time for a nap. Hard at work ·J'.' Let me be! Can there be anything mor e f un t Iian ·sci e nce class? After mu ch disc ussio n we have co ncluded that th e re rea ll y is a Sa n ta Claus' And he think s th a t we a re rea lly working ! 16 �I _ CLASS OF '76 Donna Akers Jackie Alexander Joyce Anderson Mary Anderson Nancy Anderson Cindy Arato Minnis Arnold Lynn Arrington Mark Arrington Jackie Austin Keith Bailey Tim Bailey , �John Ballard Vivian Bennett Janet Bond Brenda Bonds Mike Booth Dean Bowman Carlos Brown Ronnie Brown Terry Brown Rodney Bumbry Maurice Butler John Cahill Clarence Caldwell Sharon Caldwell Brenda Calloway Faith Campbell Kenneth Caraballo Ren ee Carter Sheryl Cassidy John Chambers . \ .. 18 �·~ ·- :...~ lEE -·-;-- --, .........~ - • f".: ...... -~-' - .._:...... _.__· -~ _._ • ~- _.!_ Rich a rd Chambers .,..,_---... Glenette Ch arles Ricky Cherry Ve rnon Claytor Susan Cochran Ka thy Cooper Pam Cox Robe r ta Dalton 19 �·= =~ ':. =- - Doug Davis Shelia Davis Bryan Dearing Randy Dehart Diana Dehaven Vanessa Dix Carolyn Dooley Tom Dooley -· Delore s Downs Davi d Early Jody Elli s Da vi d Entsminger Elizabeth Entsminger Leste r E ntsminger Barba ra Flippen Trin a Foxx Frank Glove r LaTonya h Gray Do ug Hagy Faye Hairsto n 20 �Pam Hairston Mike Hamm Darlene Hancock Gary Harris Debra Hawkins Kelly Herndon Stefan Hickman John Highberger ~¥ ~---· 21 �Billy Hinton David Hodge Mark Hodge Lynne Holland Maxie Hopkins Anne Howell Carolyn Hunt Larry Hunt ( --~ Janet Jefferson Cynthia Johnson Deborah Johnson Thomas Johnson Wend y Johnson Alvin Jones Je ff Jone s Ma urice Jones �Wanda Jones Toni Keeling Elsa Kirk Karen Lambert William Langhorn Mary Lawton Pam Lemon Karen Lomax Wanda Lomax Terri Lowery Theodore Marshall Eddie Martin Sheila Martin Marie Mason Terry Mayo Daniel Metheny Ronald Miller Patricia Mills 23 �Sonja Minnis Dawn Moore Richard Moore Patricia Morris ·.'.:; .. Bryan Morton Brian Munsey Antoinette Muse Debra Myers Jeanie Nolen Alvin Overstreet Linda Overstreet Julie Owens Carol Pacetti William Painter • 24 .·.· . . r· �Deborah Peters James Pinson Gary Poindexter Jackie Powell Donald Reed Shelly Reinhardt Michael Scales Tim Scott David Secrist Braxton Sexton Jackie Shears Ronald Shears I ~ ' / ......_ -~/ I �Debra Simmons Nathan Simms Rose Sink Roger Sluder Bill Smith John Smith Frances Smith Randy Smith Ruth Smith Virgie Smith Steve Spade Ronnie Sparks Betty Stamps Blake Staples Rhonda Story Wayne Sweeney Wanda Taylor Paulette Terry Thomas Terry Rebe cca Testerman 26 �~ Clifford Th omas . M 1ldred Th K omas aran Throckm .. Lorrie Tl1urmana1 tm , ,! I Danny Trail Mike Tuck Carmi lla Tyree Cla nssa · Tyree \1arsha Vines foni Ward Richard White feresa Whitlock \~\. 27 �Robin Whitson Tammy Wilkinson Robert Wilson Mark Wingfield Doris Wolfe Rodney Woods Ronald Young DeWayne Zirkle 8th Grade Dee Adams Jackie Adams Terence Akers Gail Amos Ronnie Anderson Wesley Artrip John Bailey Rhonda Bailey Eric Bardon Dale Bates �Thomas Battle Tammy Beard David Beck Durand Berry Gloria Bishop Frank Bolling Jerry Booth Robert Bowman Charles Boyd Phillip Brammer Charlene Bratton Dana Brewer Alan Brown Lawrence Brown Thomas Brown Pauline Buford Toi Bumbry Robin Burnette Teresa Burnette Bruce Calfee Danny Calloway Steve Campbell Susan Campbell Sherry Carr Neil Cash Mike Chitwood Debra Chrysler Decota Clark Judy Clarke Linda Clayborne .. '} ..·· Angela Clemen ts Rosalind Clements Charlene Cofer Darlene Cofer Carrie Collins 29 �Lisa Colona Kenneth Conner Richard Conner Donyae Cooper Lisa Copeland John Cowan Hugh Dalton Kim Davis Linda Davis Michael Dearing Donna Deel Victor Dillon Kathy Dooley Ronald Easley Christine Edmondson Lynn Eller Angela Ellis Valerie Evans Roger Ferguson Steve Fisher /! Farron Foster Chris Fowler Wanda Fowler Donna Foxx Drew Franklin Tony Freeman Ken Furrow Jeff Gaylor Mike Gibson 30 �I - - - -- - --- - - - - -- -- - -- ly Sh ar on Grave ay w en T ru dy G re n ga ro William G to n Cordelia H ai rs e al K at hy H Angelo Hall K ur t Ham pt on ck L yn ne H an co s Lynn Harri Gene Har tm an Glori a Hash Valerie Hash ns R an dy Hawki Tina Hawkins Debra Heck Lisa Hineg ar ges Christine Hod ns ki op H Rebecca to n es dl ud Je ff re y H s he ug Wanda H s Darryl Je nk in n Dawn Jo hnso on ns oh J Pa ul n Yvette J oh ns o s ne Jo Joyce 31 �Bruce King Thomas Langhorn Wendy Lawrence DeeAnn Leonard Darren Little Teresa Locke Kathleen Long Kirk Lynch Pamela Manns Kathryn Marsh Jefferson Martin Todd Maxey Jimmy McCown Susan McCown Brenda McCray Donald McKinney Brenda Meadows Crystal Meadows 32 �L Shelia Mike Dale Miller Dean Miller George Miller Eddie Moore Bruce Morgan Rebecca Morris Mike Moses Steve Moses Helena Moyer Dirk Padgett Ronald Patterson Bonnie Pe rkin s William Perkins Judy Phifer Tina Pinson Eddie Powers J anice Preston Rhond a Preston James Price Jennifer Re ynolds Charlene Rhodes Carl Richard so n Wally Rigney Jimmy Rogers Urlusia Ro und t ree Mark Ruble Ja ckie Saunde rs Lisa Saunde rs Mi chae l N . Saunders Mike Saunde rs Richa rd Selle rs Robin Sellers Te resa Shi flett Hea ther Simmo ns 33 �Chris Smith Jimmy Spangler Maggie Speese Danny Stanley Yvette Staples Ricky Strum Janet Sweeney Tonja Sweitzer David Tabor Gloria Taylor Danny Thomas Dave Thomas Hilard Thomas Steven Thomas Tim Thomas Jeffrey Thornhill Loria Thurman Teresa Tucker Vickie Via Richard Wade Donna Walker Sheila Walker Evie Webb Julie Webb James Webster Earl West Richard West Judy Wheaton Ernest White Kelvin White Paige White Mark Williams Paul Williams Anthony Wi!Jis Jeanette Wright 34 �- .- ~ ·~ ' . • Jimmy Wright Sonja Wright Deborah Young Robert Yonce Beverly Zirkle 7th Grade Thomasine Akers Pam Arrington Paul Artrip Sharon Atkins Brad Bailey Joyce Bandy Judy Bandy Loranda Barnes Angela Battle Lisa Bayse '· "' Karen Beard Linda Bixby Carolyn Booth Wanda Brewster Russe ll Britt " Antrey Brown Brenda Brown Derrey l Brown Selena Brown Sylvia Brown Gay Burnette Allison Burrows James Butler Leonard Ca lfee Sandra Call oway Steve Carter Randy Catro n Theresha Clark Dale Cole Cy nthia Co lston 35 �Tamiko Compton Daniel Conner Rex Conner Barrin Cooper Jeannie Cotton ·:l Reed Cotton Tonya Crews Pame la Crigger Denise Critzer Yvette Darling Martin Davis Sheila Davis Richard Dehaven Tina Dill on Milly Dixon Sandy Dodd Toni Downs Serena Dunbar Mark Economy Randall Edmondson Betty Eggers Rose Eggers Ronald Ellis Jerry Entsminger Jerry Ferguson Terry Ferguson Robert Flippen Lonny Foster Steven Fountaine Dwayne Franklin Dana Fullen Mack Gorman Florence Goodson Barry Gray Sherry Guerrant \\ 36 / \ . ,, �Anthony Hale Carla Hall Lynwood Hall Daniel Harper David Harper Je ffrey Harris Lesley Harris Wanda Heck Dena Hodge Rex Holt Wesley Hudson Debbie Hurt Johnny Jamison Kevin Janney Ray mond Jen nincrs '·t ' " } I Steve Johnso n Mark Jones Mark Jones Harold Joseph Sonia Kasey • ' I .~··---~.. ~"· ' . Bonn ie King Marga ret Kin a Carol Kirk " Eri c Lafon Debra Lamb ert .... , j Tracie Lambert Jean Lannincr " Howa rd Lawson Elizabeth Lo cher Cliffo rd Lona " Valerie Long James Lotz Pam Mack Sop hia Mack Bryn MacLeod 37 �Lisa Martin Johnny Mason Michael McCraw Bonnie McCormick Charles Meador Dennis Meredith Denise Miller Gail Miller Shuntra Miller Stephenia Miller Terri Miller Denise Millner Bonnie Mills Anthony Mitchell Vincent Moon Kathy Morrow Beth Morton Wanda Mosley Lisa Neal Phillip Nolen Timothy Nolen Sarah Ogle Mark Pace Russell Peck John Pence Alan Perdue Robert Price Joey Pugh Ann Ramey Dale Reed Crystal Richardson Dorothy Richardson Susan Richardson Reggie Robertson Darryl Robinson 38 �David Robinson Brian Rogers Kitty Ross William Rosser Angelioa Samuel Cheryl Sanders Carolyn Saunders Karla Saunders Kevin Sayles Cheryl Scaggs Barry Scales Ernest Schrader Cynthia Schwartz Susan Secrist Desiree Sensabough David Sewell Sharon Shears Wilbur Shears Pamela Sigmon Teresa Siler Carlton Sizer Schairl Slone Barry Smith Danny Smith David Smith Jennifer Smith Lynn Smith Martha Smith Paul Smith Melissa St. Clair James Stewart Russell Stuart Terinia Tabor Tammy Taylor Willard Tery 39 �" ••••••• • 40 �CLUBS CHOIR CHOIR MEMBE RS : Tho ma sine Akers, Keith Ba iley , Gloria Bishop , Teresa Bonds, Dana Brewer , Carlos Brown , Selena Brown , Teresa Burnette, Sharon Caldwell, Sherry Carr , Jeanette Cherry, Charlene Cofer, Darlene Cofer, Dale Co le, Jeannie Co tt on , Pamela Cox, Tonya Crews, Pamela Crigger, Hugh Dalton, She lia D avis, Do nna Deel, William Dehart, Sandra Dodd , Serena Dunbar, William Dun naville, Bet ty Eggers, Ro be rt Flippen, Pa m ela Hairsto n , Lynwood Hall, David Harper, Wanda Hughes, John Jam ison , Janet Je ffe rson , Tho mas John son, So nia Ka sey , Caro l Kirk, Mary Lawton , Darrin Lit tle, Kirk Ly nch, Pamela Mack, Ka thryn Marsh, Lisa Ma rtin , Deni se Martin, Alvin Ove rstreet , Mark Pace , Rhonda Pres ton, Ro xanne Ram ey, Bria n Roge rs, Co le tte Ross, Ba rny Scales, Pe ter Scot t, Teresa Siler, Heather Simmons, Jennifer Smith , Ma rga re t Speese, J anice Sto ke s, Ro bin Stuart , Paule tte Terry, Hilard Tho mas, Roger Wallace, Russell Weiler, Pa ige White , Ma rk Willia m s, Ro dney Woo ds, Man fred Wooly, Thomas Wright. BAND BAND ME MB E RS: Jac kie Ad a m s, Ja ckie Ale xande r, Minnis Arno ld , Sharo n At kins, Charlene Bratton , De rrey l Bro wn , La wre n ce Brown , Ro xa nne Carter , Gle nett e Charles, Jud y Cla rke , Lisa Co lona, Bryan Dea ring, Millie Di xo n , Willia m E ller, C hris Fowler, Drew franklin , Barry Gray , Latonyah Gray, Lynn Ha n co ck, E uge n e Ha rtm a n , Fra nk He nd erso n , Kare n Lomax , Raymo nd Jen ning s, Robert Ke nney, James Mcco wa n, He le n a Moye r , Alvin Overstreet, Dir k Padge tt , Russell Peck, Jam es Pinson , Jackie Powell , Jenn ifer Reyno ld s, G e rald Ro binso n , Willia m Rosse r, Mark Ruble, Rose S ink , David Sm ith , Da na Underwood, Steven TI10m as, Wesley T re nt , An tho ny Willi s, Quinto n Wood s, Deborah Via , Marsha Vines, Judy Wheato n , Joa n Whitlock, Te resa Whitl ock, C hrist y Wingo , Danne tte Wood , Susan Wood . MAJORETTES 41 MAJOR ET TES : l· R O NT KNE E LI NG: Joa n Whitlock , Ja ckie Powe ll. STANDING LEI7T TO R IGHT: JoAnn Lave nd e r, Ma rsh a Vin es . Jud y Wh e a to n. Te re sa Wh itlock , Ro b in J ustis. �SCA S.C.A.: Mr. Dillard, Mr. Thompson, Peter Scott, Cindy Arato, Paul Artrip, Gloria Bishop, Janet Bond, Sharon Caldwell, Angela Clements, Bryan Dearing, Wanda Fowler, Jeff Gaylor, Rhonda Harris, Billy Hinton, Dena Hodge, Larry Hunt, Dawn Johnson, Deborah Johnson , Wanda Jones , Toni Keeling, Margaret King, Shuntra Miller, Sonja Minnis, Bruce Morgan, Toni Muse, Joey Pugh , Dale Reed, Michael J. Saunders, Nathan Simm s, Danny Stanley, Rhonda Story , Clifford Thomas, Deborah Via , Lora Williams, Mark Wingfield. REDCROSS FIRST ROW: Sonya Minnis , Terry Brown , Sharon Caldwell. SECOND ROW: Wanda Lomax, Rosalind Clements, Kitty Ross, Sandy Stamps. THIRD ROW : Valerie Evans, Tracy Wormack. Toni Keeling, Donna Walker. FOURTH ROW: Angela Clements, Paulette Terry, Toi Bumbry, Dawn Johnson, Betty Stamps. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Johnston, Renee Ca rter, Helena Moyer, Jackie Alexander. HI-Y STRINGS Mr. Gro ss, Keith Bailey , Charles Boyd , Wesley Bright, Clare nce Caldwell , Jr., John Cowa n, Randy DeHart, Ronald Eas ley , Stefan Hi c kman , Larry Hunt, Robert Kenney, Thomas John son , Gerald Minnis, William Smith , Keith Stanle y, Ri chard Wade, Romeo Ward, Tony Willis, Thomas Wright. TOP: Elizabeth Locher, Lisa Bayse, Roberta Dalton, Debbie Lambert, Paul Williams. BOTTOM: Cynthia Co lston, Karen Lambert, Lynne Holland, Linda Bixby , Mr. Lipps . �SCIENCE LIBRARY Pa ctric ia Mill s, Pa m Le m o n , Da vid Ho dge, Na ncy And erso n , Cind y Ara to, Br ya n Dea ring, Kare n Th roc km a rtin , Juli e Owen , Vernon Cl ay t o r , Willia m La nghorn , J eff Jones, Wa nd a Lom ax , R o na ld Y o ung , Mr s. Whittak e r. Pa ul Artrip, Wesley Artrip , Karen Beard , Tammy Bea rd , Glo ria Bishop , Alan Brown , Faith Campbell, Lind a Claybo rne, Rob ert a Dalton, Valerie Evans, Lynn Harris, Billy Hint o n, Dena Hodge, Mark Hodge, Christine Hodges, David Johnso n, Kare n Lamb ert, Wand a Lomax , To dd Maxey , Terri Mayo, Greg Meador, Ru sty Peck, David Robinso n, Way ne Sweeney , Karan Throckm artin , Ca rrnilla Ty ree, Oarissa Tyree, Julie Webb , Paige Whi te . F.H.A. CRAFT ST ANDING: Lisa Sa und e rs, De bra Hec k , Wa nd a Mose ly , Ro bin e tt Le wi s, Beve rly Zirkle , T e resa Loc ke . SITT IN G : Chri stin e E dm o nd o n , Dee Ad am s, We nd y La wr e nce , V ickie Vi a, Mrs. Powell. KN EE LING : Daw n Jo hn so n, Cyn thia Jo hn so n, Angela Oe men ts. ST ANDING: · Mrs. Washen berger, Ma rsha Vines, Ruth Smith , Brend a McCray , Deborah Jo hnso n, Toi Bu mbr y, Mrs. Mann . 43 �FOOTBALL TEAM s p 0 FIRST ROW: Fra nk Glover, Kirk Lyn ch , Willie Davis, Kelvin White, Clare nce Ca ldwell , Gerald Minnis, Ma rk Wingfield, Dona ld Reed, Je ff Jones, Clifford Thomas, Thomas Brown , Todd Maxey, Michael Saunders. SECOND ROW: Jod y Ellis, Steve Tho ma s, Ernest White , Randy Dehart , Rick y Co nn e r , J e ff Gaylor , l3ruc e Mo rga n , Roge r Ferguson, William Groga n, Chri s Fowler, Mike Hamm , John Cowa n , Robert Kenney, Da nny Trail , William Painte r , Tim Bailey. THIRD ROW: Coach Andrews , Larry Hun t, Wesley Brig ht , l3illy Hinton , John Ca hill , Doug Dav is, l3ill Smith, Randy Hawkins, Alvin Overstreet , David Beck, Vernon C layt o r, S te fa n Hi ck man , John l3allard , Nathan Simms, Danny Stanley, Lawrence Brown, Coach Futten. MANAGERS: Th o m as La ng ho rn , Willard Terry, l3ria n Rogers, Peter Scott, Brian Wa shing ton, Darryl Wright. OFFENSE R T s 44 BA.CK: Gera ld Minni s, Roge r Ferguso n , Clare nce Caldwell, Mark Win gfi e ld . F RONT : Je ff Jones , Bill Smith , Ke lvin White , Billy H111t on , Donald Reed , Randy Haw kin s, Alvin Overstreet. DEFENSE FIRST ROW: William Grogan , Thomas Brown, Bill Smith , Alvin Overstreet. SECO ND R O W : Jeff Jones , Donald Reed, Clar ence Cald well , Mark Wingfield. THIRD RO W: C liffo rd Thomas , Gera ld Minnis , Mik e Sa und e rs. ... I �BASKETBALL VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT : Je ff Jon es, Vern o n Cla yto r, Ro dn ey Bumbry, Lynn Arrin gto n, Alvin Overst reet, David Beck, Th o mas John so n, Ca rlo s Brown , Mi chae l Sca les, Ra nd y De har t , Pe t er Sco tt , Th o mas Langhorn , Clare nce Cald well, Keith Bailey. JR. VARSITY LEr T T O RI G HT: Pe te r Sco tt , Robe rt Ke nn ey , Ri cha rd Wad e, Roge r Fe rguso n , William Groga n, Willie Davis, Coach Gross, Th o m as Bro wn , J o hn Co wa n , Bru ce Mo rga n , Mich ae l N . Sa und e rs, Tho mas Wright , Cl iffo rd Thomas, Larry Hun t , Ra ndy Ha wkin s, Gera ld Minni s. 45 �VARSITY Ms. Linda Perdue, Coach; Janice Stokes, Brenda Calloway, Jackie Shears, Jeanette Cherry, Cynthia Johnson, Betty Stamps, Debora h Youn g, Helena Moyer , Marsha Vines, Pamela Manns, Toni Ward. JR. VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Denise Ale xander, Diane Ward, Ro xanne Carter, Dannette Wo o d s, William "Bill" Smith, Coach; Sh aro n Gravely , Yvette John son, Tracy Wo rmack, Sandy Stamps, Charlene Rhodes. 46 �WRESTLING FIRST ROW: Paul Artrip, Jeff Jackson, Anthony Mitchell, Victor Evans, Charles Boyd, Steve Johnson, Dale Reed, John Pence , Mark Economy. SECOND ROW: (manager) Maurice Jones, Neil Cash, Leslie Mayo , Joey Pugh, Jimmy Lotz , Todd Maxie, Buddy Web ster, Ernest White. THIRD ROW: Brian Roge rs , Tim Bailey, Danny Trail, Mark Wingfield, Lester Entsminger, . Donald Reed, Kelvin White, Maxie Hopkin s, Coach Fut ten. NOT SHOWN: Brad Ba il ey , John Ba llard, Rodney Bumb ry, Mike Chitwood , Vernon Claytor, Mike Dearing, Randy Dehart, Chris Fowler, Ken Furrow, Jeff Gaylor, Billy Hinton, Pa t Kendall , Gerald Minnis, Mike Saunders. 47 �SOFTBALL ' Jackie Adams, Terri Miller, Sofia Mack, Jackie Saund ers, Dannette Woods, Jac kie Shears, Diane Wa rd, Vale rie Hash, Cordelia Hairston, Barbara Hairsto n, Barbara Flippen, Sharon Shears, Mrs. Y. Fuller, Cy nthia Johnson, Toni Ward. TENNIS Marga re t King , Mrs. Washenberger, Coach; Denise Milln e r, Kathy Marsh , Deborah Young, Betty S ta mp s, Gloria Hash, Valerie Eva ns, Lynn Hancock, Helena Moyer. CHEERLEADERS �PATRONS NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide is on your side HOME• CAR• LI FE• HEALTH• BUSI NESS James M. (Jim) Firebaugh 502 23rd St., N. W. 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Roanoke, Virginia 240 12 ����J l ~~li~l1~1il l lil~fl\l(li~~i~I \IllII \IIlll 0 11 95 05293066 � 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1928-1973 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 Addisonian1946 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 Bulldogs 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison Junior High School Description An account of the resource Bulldogs was the annual for Lucy Addison Junior High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison Junior 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 1976 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 Bulldog1976 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. The Addisonian https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/5987/Accolade2019.pdf d7b8711b9dd8ee26395b150545fb73e0 PDF Text Text ACCOLADE 1019 ��------ -- -- - �I j �BEFORE BEING REMOVED DUE TO CONSTRUCTION, THE CAVE SPRING FLAGS STANO AT A TTENTION. Another institution set to leave was social studies teacher Ms. Linda Long. Long, who came 10 Cave Spring after leaving Hidden Valley Middle School in 1983. retired after 39 years of teaching ·rm looking forward to my relirement because I'm excited to travel in my motorhome and nol have to be back on Sunday night in order to go to work on Monday: she said. ·1n my retiremenl, I will miss the students. I have been blessed to teach some really great young men and women. I will also miss the 1eachers I work with. especially the social studios department. I really love whal I do and I choso a groat career 1hat has given back to me in more ways than I could have ever imagined." 3712 Chaparral Drive Roanoke, VA 24018 540-772-7550 WWw.rcs/k12.va.us/ cshs J 1~ FRESHMEN: 251 • .,~PHOMORES: 262 . :lUNIORS: 254 ENIORS: 246 ""'................~--F~CULTY +STAFF: 110 _T ILERS: 26 �J l �A MOVING TRUCK SITS IN FRONT OF UNFINISHED TRAILERS ON THE NEW CAVE SPRING CAMPUS. The school's contents were supposed to be moved over Winter Break; however. unexpected hurdles in construction forced a delay in schedule. "Originally. I thought the move and trailers were a terrible idea. They took a long time to plan it all out, but then there were still some problems when we moved in • senior Amanda Bowman said. "Th~ walkways weren't finished, and the bathrooms didn't work properly. But, now it seems like everything has worked out." �J t �FENCING, CONTRUCTION EQUIPMENT AND TRAILERS ARE THE NEW NORMAL FOR STUDENTS AT CAVE SPRING HIGH SCHOOL. Students and faculty both had to get used to a new way of life. Some weren't fans of their new environ ment, but some liked the change of scenery. "My least favorite part about the trailers is having to go outside between classes, whether it's to print or use the bathroom," junior .,l31d'i;,,. CJ Williams said. "I like the trailers. They're brand new. so they're nice and clean. Each one has windows, so they're always bright. I also love being able to eat outside for lunch each �-I I - �DESTROYED A PARTIAlly . IN RUIN ON THE LAY~ ANNEX inally added in the G ROUND. Ong partially razed nex was 19 aos, the an ation process. early on in th~ ren~:ing by the _school "It's really weird di srooms being torn . 0 Id c as and seeing h ol completely down and the sc o years in that ent three . k empty. I sp . ' strange to thin building, so its . to be complete!~ everything is goingthe students coming d At least change . awesome, new up will have ~n ent ' . env1ronm ' learning Loving said. senior Taylor I I I I r l J ::... _.;,. �~- 11, ,1 COSTA RICA CONFESSIONS 2.0 FEATURE: Mark Daroshefski SUMMER STATE CHAMPS FEATURE: Lauren Frampton HOMECOMING 1O 14 16 18 20 24 26 - -~"'"~ ��BREATHTAKING LANDSCAP ES GREETED EF TRAVELERS ON EACH LEG OF THE COSTA RICA EXPEDITION. Travelers on the Education First tour spent nine days exploring the Central American destination. spending time in locations such as Tortuguero. Sarapiqui and the Arenal Region. "Going to Costa Rica was the first time l"d left the country and the first time l"d been away from my family for so long. I was terrified. but I'm so glad I decided to go." senior Rachel Boch said. ' Not only did I get to experience a different culture. but I got to know classmates I wouldn't normally hang out with." �THE GROUP WHO TRAVELED TO COSTA RICA ENJOYED A NINE-DAY TRIP THAT ALLOWED NEW AND OLD FRIENDS TO BOND. Whether it was a boat ride in the middle of a jungle, cleaning a beach or playing soccer with local school children (clockwise), travelers immersed themselves in the country's rich culture. "When given the chance, enjoy what other cultures provide. I have found this advice allows you to leave much happier than when you arrived and will give you a refreshing perspective about the lives of others and even yourself," senior Audrie Gayo said. �CONTINUED KAYAKS ALIGNED FOR A GROUP PICTURE, travelers enjoy a calm ride on Arena! Lake. The group not only enjoyed kayaking, but were also able to snorkel and go white-water rafting in class II and Ill rapids on the Sarapiqui River. ' When I saw what we would be doing in Costa Rica, I was most excited for white water rafting. I've done it before, but the previous time didn't compare to our time in Costa Rica It was an experience I'll never forget," senior Taylor Loving said. WHILE AT A LOCAL MARKET, senior Anna Genitluomo speaks in Spanish with a papaya vendor. Gentiluomo put her AP Spanish skills to work during the Central America trip. ' I was trying to find out how to pick a ripe papaya so I asked the woman which fruit was the best. It was also cool to talk and play with kids at an elementary school in their native language; she said. SHOWING OFF SOME IMPRESSIVE JUMP-ROPE SKILLS, senior Travis Schuck plays with elementary school children while 1'-'~!'i~~~~~ visiting a school. While there, travelers visited classrooms, talked with ii students and teachers and watched a dance presentation. 'One of my favorite parts of the trip was when we visited an elementary school in Tortuguero. The kids treated us to a cool dance presentation and then we played some games afterwards. I d id some jump rope with them and they showed me up," Schuck said. SHOCKED BY THE TEMPERATURE OF A WATERFALL, seniors Sara Stewart, Casey Fentress and Grace Wetzel stand under one of the many waterfalls at a hot sprmg resort. Local springs fed multiple pools at the resort, with temperatures reaching over 100-clegrees in some pools. ' The waterfalls - ...:;.;;;..::::. were a blast. The water was so hot, it felt like an exotic shower with a ton of ....-~.-----.s.trangers,' Wetzel said. T41<1NG ON A LOCAL TORTUGUERO STUDENT IN A FRIENDLYGAME OF OCCER, senior Katie Harris enjoys an active day at a local elementary school. Students enjoyed activities, such as dancing and soccer, during their daily rec!j!SS breaks. "My favorite memory was playing socper w ith the kids. I loved seeing the SQ1iles on all their- faces and how much they enjoyecj the.little. thin-gs .like going out and playlng a pickup game with pe._opl!J they don't even sh~e the same ianguagifWiih," Harris said. "Seeing how two differeot groups of people can connE!"ct through small activities was amazing." 0 -· -~ �sa:v. WH~T? ·1 always speak Spanish when I am at home Ytith myfamUy. I started learning English when I was nine years old.· Oliver Hernandez, 9 "My mom speaks English. but my dad. who is from the Czech Republic. speaks Czech. I am Huent and have spokenin both languages since t could speak." JospehKupidlovsty, 1o 'Portuguese is my first language. I learned It before English. When my mom's familycomes ovsr to visit that's the only form of communication we use: Giovanna Giibert, 11 "I speak amixture ofNepali and English Inmy home, but mostly Nepali Sometimes I serve as a translator for my parenls.• Abhinav Khanal, 12 ~ Twenty.two travelers journeyed to Custa Rica, but 1Du1 farmed aspecial band and dubbed themselves the "Smelly Boys." Entertaining, fulHDVing and, well, smelly. seniors Ethan Harris, AndrewDitmore, Garrett Breiner and Matthew Coloua left their marl< on Central America. Etban Hani$: '8eillg asmel boy ts prOOabi)' my most dearly-f8d hooo! and means more lhan could IM!I te eiiprassed 11 th wools. Vilior.11<11 rm 11•th1\'illl lhese guys or ttunk c1 lliem. Irealt21! hil'Nmuch Iba lhmi 3111 haN I d ll!ly nerei hZ\11 a!)IOUp of fr1eflds I".e IM 2ga11. \Yeha\~ akll of lun. andour bme togelller IS never abseril ol agoo! bl-git· Andmv Ditmore: 1helloncl P.eld amongst the smelly OO)'s Is ooe lil3t shaltt be brokl!n. This group ts !he Jlll1l13de of b/Olll8hoQd The bJ1lll ~I w.th lliS gmupof )1lWl!I. r8\'EOOUS. and might ISZf handsome. men IS wl1a1 hangillg ,.'111 the bo)S Is al aboot I•Mfn 1trade t tor ill)'il' ~ 111 the111lrld." 6mn Brellll!r. ·1 am PIOOd to be asmelly boy becluse it~ s:l!llgth 111 UlllY We ll3\1l all been 11l:h each othB tliroogh tllegool ar.d lhe bad. ~r ·club' rermanili the 1nwtne of re!.l:lim"JpS. NomaJ:EI hiJNfarnuralrom each ollifl llElt)W. 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Last year, several of you shared some of your darkest secrets. this year, they were even better. a L. ~ ~ "1 've \.--lid b 0 \./fr ,e1,d ~ r ~ "'\/'I 0 '"')('\!" 1-"\0 't.>"'- r:. V'l;)leK r l' cttre,\l)TI OVl I s (Ai\ d ~,..c.,,-S c\ ace, olento. ') l0ro\<:.e one or-- IV'\ -lV\.e. S(.hoo''S (E~\iJ ~"gY'~ 0.'\'\0 \ 0\00'-t IA.JO.~ ~ :r o. ~ Gh"'\d me."-'} \"\e.cv..~c ' 'o(\'-t bad-- us O\' enc\ Of"' co.v.°cs"'"'" \\)\16'\ r t'~~l 1:c:r'- wo.s r 1h \'\Oci -M:.\.n:"e ~01n~ J"""'?·~ JCl.(\( s 0. ~'\ d -tt0 'I:: r'V\'f ~Yf'SS1Q\"'\ °'OO~IT -\TI lj au.\- on t\.\€.. \001-f:> ~ ~e~n~~ 1-\('· r h vt\ e. -tv\e m s9en-\. o. \ eit- () ~ I~\ -\'\ \ e rv1\'1(1\t1' 's o\ \Ile, )~ lll1'Y\ost ~,: \eo • s·bLL ~ee.l n �HE EARTHQUAKE HAPPENED IN PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI, ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2010, AND WEHAD NO TIME TO PREPARE FOR THIS DISASTER. It came out of nowhere. I was outside and everything around me started to shake. The ground that I was standing on fell out from under me, and I fell into a ditch. After that. a building fell on my body, crushing my right quad to pieces. I also suffered a severe brain injury. Next thing I knew. I was waking up from a coma in the hospital. I spent a year in a wheelchair. I went to physical therapy every day. I had to learn how to walk again. Agroup from the United States traveled to Haiti to help those in need after the earthquake hit. In that group were the couple who would eventually adopt me. The group was able to bring me to the States. so that I could have surgery on my leg. Arriving in America was very nerveracking and scary. Seeing so many white people was different from what I was used to. I didn't speak any English and didn't know where I was going. I stayed with my future parents while I was recovering from the surgery. When it was time to go home, they told me they DESIGN· staff COPY d brinkley PHOTO' d. brmkley. g. overlelt wanted to adopt me and asked if I would stay. Both of my parents had died when I was very young in Haiti. My mother died in childbirth, and my dad died from lung cancer due to debris and pollution. I jumped at the chance to have parents. It was very hard adjusting to the lifestyle here. It took me a year to learn how to speak English. I'm still struggling, but getting better all the time. Throughout my time here, though, my adoptive parents have been very supportive of me. and I'm so grateful for the chance they"ve given me. My parents got me into wrestling, which is a sport I've grown to love. I hope to wrestle in college and have had schools reach out to me already. I'm always thinking about what's further down the road. I make a point to keep working on myself and always stay positive. Some advice I could give anyone after going through what I went through is to keep your head up and stay positive throughout anything. As told by junior Mark Daroshefski �Ma~ Oaroshelskr 011 I WHERE WE VE BEEN: Feature - �!his past summer Iwent to Utah with my brother's girlfriend, Mary Beth, because she was moving out there to live with him. We drove. and it was probably one of the longest trips of my life. We traveled through West Virginia, Indiana. Illinois. Missouri, Kansas, Colorado and Utah. The total trip without stopping is around 26 hours. but we stopped and visited landmarks, so it ended up taking around three days. We saw the Arch in St Louis, Missouri. and in Louisville, Kentucky, we saw the world's biggest slugger bat We tried to go see the world's largest ball of twine in Kansas, but then Mary Beth's car overheated and broke down in the middle of literally nowhere. It was so scary because Iwas driving. The car just staned to slow down, even though my foot was all the way on the gas pedal. It wouldn't go past 30 mph. We had to trudge along to the nearest gas station so we could cool down the car, but it was six miles away." Cecily Doyle, 12 @cecilyy.dorfe, Cecily Oorfe, I @owenghoph. Owen Ghaphery. 1 f "I met the members of Migos on September 13th. They're rap artists who were performing with Drake. Their best song was 'Pimp It Up,' but Drake had the best overall performance." Su raj Lalchandani, 10 DESIGN statt COPY' a. doyle k rnanico PHOTOSJ. hradshaw c. daly c. doyle. h. foster J. !retwell o ghaphery I h1lovsky r k1dwell s lalchandant s Im~ 1 morn e m siepl1e11s s slew311 n tryal �WHERt Wf Vl BEEN Sum111e1 0191 �NEVER The boys' soccer team finished their season with their first state championshp. They were victorious against York High School, after senior Marc Sharrer kicked asecond-half winmng goal. The flna! score was J-0. This was the first time aboys team in the Roanoke Valley has ever won a state t!tle in soccer. DESIGN staff COPYd Onnkley 1 oerkmsPHOTOS a hayden �CELEBRATING THEIR VICTORY OVER YORK, senior Matthew Taylor and alumnus CJ Poulsen throw their hands in the air. Both boys played all four years on the school team. "Everything else faded away. I was enti rely in the moment and felt nothing but pure amazement," Taylor said. HANDS STRETCHED TO THE SKY, alumnus Alireza Esmaeili, lays on the ground overcome with relief from a never-before-seen win at the state championship game. Senior Marc Sharrer's goal in the second half secured the win. "I've always had the dream to win a championship game, and it finally came true," senior Nie Plybon said. JUMPING FOR A HEADER, senior Brian King defends the Knight's goal. King served as the team's center back. "The whole game was a blur, but I think we all felt unbeatable that day," he said. FACE FULL OF DETERMINATION, senior Baylor Boone kicks to return the ball. Boone and his team beat the York County Falcons for the state championship win. "It was like a dream come true. All of our hard work finally paid off. Hearing all of our fans yelling and pounding the bleachers as the clock expired sent chills down my spine. It's a feeling and memory I will never forget," he said. - AUSTiii HAYDfll (II): Wna1 nelrPd '"'"''Int 1n~$l •ll' !111• • .11 '" S.13lt:-. ,..,.d:>. tltl' CJt1~1~htlJ !l 10~' 1h1· !i~ltl lht:\ t-:1, 1." fh! 111(lt' Int' touQ;I (f,1fllP~ :.l'l!"P ·tir "!'t·!~ \\flf' '1(1~!1 ltitll ~·.11:•11 .'.t' 'i:d!Ptl olauno rt IH"l :nt1 state uam~:- 11 Roaon~1· t.£lUriw WP \',tJ•' 1u1 ~·.11 1 h,i.l ~tit• 1'11111 r •: ..lo 1Uw,1n!JIJ!' II w;i.., rfl\Jflt' til h~,1· !nt 1;u·.. '-t$' \', J !1rit1 ll1! ,1r1 ni..•r, ·•r • tn!t~ lfl• :.11 '>Iii TlC!d!'t, �NEVER CONTINUED The competition cheer team and the girls' tennis team both dominated their opponents and took home a third state championship title, while sophomore Ricardo Harrington snagged his first state wrestling title. DISTRICT CHAMPION TROPHY IN HANO, senior Kayla Quinlan beams after a win on lhe mal. Quinlan was named Second All Region and Second All State. •our coaches pushed us to our limi1s every single day and prac1ices were exhausting. Bui, when we slaned to queslion why we put ourselves through 11 day after day, they reminded us how hard work pays off. And ii did," she said. · 1will never forget the feeling when they called our name for first place.• SWEPT UP BY HER TEAM AFTER HEARING THE FIRST-PLACE NEWS, freshman Burley Nichols embraces freshman Caroline M ills on tho mat 1n Richmond. The competition cheer squad look home their third slate win at the close of 1he1r 2018-2019 season.· W hen we won. 11 felt hke lhe world stopped. Everything was m slow motion. II was the best feeling ever. I realized then that every hard, long practice was wonh it," Nichols said. SPINNING THROUGH THE AIR, sophomore Madison W agner perfects her pan of lhe state-championship winning routine. Wager, who was born wilh a knee condition, didn 't let any obstacle hold her back from competing. "I was born with patellar mal1racking in both of my knees, which is where the bone thal keeps your kneecap in line is angled to the side instead of s1ra1gh1 down your leg. After winning stales last year. I underwent surgery. The healing process takes a long time, and there were moments where I thought I couldn't keep going. I am currently healing from surgery number three and only have one more to go,• Wagner said. "I think winning any competition is both a team and personal award . I know how hard I worked and how hard my surgery was on me. I'm proud to know I fought through the barriers in my way." AFTER BEING AWARDED FIRST TEAM ALL DISTRICT ANO All STATE, senior Mimi Clark raises her arm in triumph. Clark and the competition cheer squad took home their third state title win. · 1received First Team All Region. First Team All State and VHSL 3A Cheerleader of the Year, all of which fulfilled the dream I've had since freshman year. This year's state 1ille was the second of my career." Clark said. "I couldn't be more p roud o f my learn: FISTS CLENCHED, sophomore Ricardo Harnngton celebrates his slate victory on the mat. Harnngton also dominated in the Knights of the Roundlable and Big Blue lnv1ta11onat ·winning states was ono of the besl leehngs ever · Hamngton said ·To get to this point. I always went hard in pracuce. did extra reps and never took breaks. I had a prelly decent relationship with my teammates. so that also pushed me to work harder " [JfSlfJN ,t:ill GOPY d orinkley perkm~ PHOTOS s like a hayden J wh1laker �TAKING ACLOSER LOOK Junior lland1m Smam. senior Grace Holderman and sophomores JosieBehelerandPayton Harman wergh 1n on lheu state champ1onsh1p "'V\l 111I (ki1 ll,~' 11'~\\ h1'r11 J'.rt ll\\r l 't'.lii'1 1'tl f, W1• n,li't.>: Mlml' solid Ii>! 1 ..~ Im~ 1• n lt11\~ J'0 t 1 ~ft•Jl '!:'..:~t' �STARTED GYMNASTICS WHEN I WAS TWO YEARS OLD BECAUSE I HAD BOUNDLESS ENERGY, AND MY MOM WANTED ME IN A SPORT WHERE I COULD CHANNEL THAT ENERGY. Fourteen years later, I am going into my ninth consecutive season of gymnastics at Roanoke Academy, where I am in Excel Diamond. My family spends probably several thousands of dollars each year on travel, competition fees and other miscellaneous expenses, but the cost is worth it to us. I've competed at meets where I've had the opportunity to qualify for world teams. I've had amazing experiences competing both with and against collegiate athletes. I've been allowed the chance to work with former Olympians, who have become mentors and helped me understand things only peoplewith their level of experience could. Both competing and training with athletes like these has taught me valuable skills that have more to do than just with gymnastics but preforming in general. The mental aspects of gymnastics are the most difficult to me. because in order to be able to perform the skills, I must be completely focused on what I'm doing all the time. Otherwise. it won't end up well at all. The only time I've ever been disappointed in myself is when rve decided a skill is too much for me or when I OESIGll.staff COPY I perkms PHOTO. g. overlell t perkins didn't think I'd be able to complete something. I've always had coaches and teammates, however, who are there to support me and get me through those times, so, that in the end. I was able to accomplish what I w as trying to achieve. I have won states the last three years in a row, on floor, beam and bars. The bars event is my favorite. It involves such a unique apparatus and not a lot of people are able to perform in such an event. I have a lot of fun while on the bars and love learning new skills to compete on them. This last season has been the most important to me. I was hurt while practicing and was forced to take off six months. I fell on my head and spent nine weeks in a neck brace with a severe concussion. I was released to come back in the middle of the season. My coaches didn't think I'd be able to compete or qualify in order to get to meets by May. However. I was able to get well by my first competition, and then I went to states. This competition wasn't about placing or the scores, it was just the fact that I was able to get back to doing what no one thought I would be able to do again. I'm often asked what winning feels like. To me, winning feels like missing out on social events. friends and parties. but also having the dedication needed to get to that moment. In the end. the sacrifice is all worth it. As told by junior Lauren Frampton �WHERE wnE BEEN· feature -Laurnn f iamp\on Q?-5 ~ --------------------------------------------------~--- ------------ �UNDER THOSE FRIDAY-NIGHT LIGHTS , senior quarterback Jacob Knight looks to his teammates ns they prepare for the remainder of the game. "A 101 of people who used lo go to C ave Spring come out, so if s always a good game wilh a great crowd: Knight said. The Knight s lell to the Cougars, 0-34. M.C. HOUSTONATER, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS MS. ANNE HOUSTON, greets her lans at the pep rally. Teachers dressed up as celebrities who came lo lhe school because or their curiosity over construction. "Haters gonna hate. players gonna play but rm still going to be Gucci. Keeping 1t real 24-7," Houston said. AS HIS TEAM RACES AGAINST TIME, Mr. Ryan Poff slides into a hula hoop during a pep rally game. Teachers and students competed against one another. "Who says football coaches can·1 hoop• I am super competilive. so it was nice to get thal Watching the students and adu lts all working together on the same team for a common goal d emonstra tes what we should be working toward in ed ucal ion." Poll said . ·w: A postponed pep rally and earlier-than-ever start to spirit week didn't do anything to dampen the spirits of students (and faculty) celebrating Homecoming 2018. OP ( m cro11e 1 oal~ yobellar PHOTOS 1booker �••••-.i• SEEMINGLY DEFYING GRAVJTY, senior Ben Bryant, the 59th knight, jumps in the air after "defeating• two Pulaski County cougars, played by seniors Matthew Colozza and Andrew Ditmore. Each year, the knight battled an opposing team's mascot as part of a pep rally skit. "I was incredibly honored to serve as the ast knight in the original castle. I felt the ···~ responsibility of stoking that fire that I lies at the heart of our school's spirit.' Bryant said. "In the middle of the excitement of the pep rally, I looked out at my peers and grew content in the realization that although I may be moving on to the next chapter of life, our school's sp1nt will never fail. I will carry that pride with me forever." �SENIOR HOMECOMING KING MARC SHARER, QUEEN INGRID DIAZ, PRINCE BAYLOR BOONE AND PRINCESS BLAKE SMITH pose together for the o blig atory winne rs picture alter being named court winners. Students vote on members of the senior class for thi s honor. "I'd never been nominated for homecoming court before , so 1t was a hug e surp ri se. W hen they called my name for princess, I was shocked. I d idn't expect it, but I am thankful nonetheless." Smith said. WAITING FOR THEIR TURN ON THE TURF, FR ESHMAN JA'LONY BANKS AND SENIOR JACK PARKER watch momentarily from the sidelines. Parker played both offense and defense, both as felt tackle and nose g uard. "I was very excited and ready to play. I knew the student section was going to be crowded and lo ud. Three o ut of my four grandparents were going to be there, along with my parents and sister, so I wanted to play well," Parker said. •The game d id n't go the way we wanted; it was a d isappointing, hard loss. It was nice to have a full house and hear everyone cheering for us, though. Some o f our parents had big cardboard pictures of our head made this year and looking in student section to see them being held up was an awesome feeling." WHILE IN F RONT OF THE HOM ECOM ING PEP RALLY CROWD, junior Liwie Bowling holds up her sign, encouraging the crowd to chant along with the cheerleaders. Bowling and her competition cheer teammates took home the state championship more than a month after hom ecoming. "I love cheering at that pep rally because it's the only time we perform that's not against another team. It's o ur first performance of the season, so it's really fun to show the student body o ur routine before any one else sees it. " she said . THE CHEERLEADERS' STRENGTH I S NO MATCH FOR ALUMNUS AND FORMER KNIGHT CHRIS WOODRUM as he breaks through the homecoming banner. Woodrum led the team onto the field before the game. Unfortunately, Pulaski County the Cougars dominated the Knights, 34-0. ' Holding the banner is super exciting and is a fun way to start the game. I love looking around and seeing all the players and crowd getting so excited,' senior Kayla Quinlan said. Adflenne Hesron, Parker Waters and Aidan Doyle ( 10); Dylan Rice. Sofia M1dk11/ rtnd Maya Monsour (11): lngfl<f Ora.:. Oa111elle Brmkley Blake S mit!> am/ An11fl G<~1111hm11"' ( 12 ). Hunt er C lark 10. Ashron How ard ( 11 ) DESIGN· staff COPY mcrowe.c daly s gobellan PHOTOS·J. booker d hrinkley y overlel1 �TRESPASS OR NAH Getting into Ille homecoming dance for frtt was usualya fun perk for Ille footbaU team. But this year. tickets were requinid for Ille fnie dance. Four players. unfortunately. did not know this rule and missed their tum on Ille dance floor. "''Slilaced \'le had al·eady las: ou• loo:ba game sono1leningesmwasrus1~rcn9 !he hcmec~11111g lJ<lnce '"~s lor us I ih n~. 1h1s 1SS1Je need 10 be f.-ced before 11 hacl)l!ns agJ1n noo 1-.ai and 111ars2l I go11n sa, and1hev•ooldn 1le1 metn li wasnnr a1 all ond sai!i1 on 100 ol ma1 weuonc1111n 1he game NathanChapman. 11 Oiontae Childress, 12 •· •e ma«"9 2 bgne.! Jul c· no1 l;":J1g es~ l • J>\i''lil.Jlg11o···;;n1 tll.~ca;,~'O t:.· • .5':".'rrt" :J ··:J:1ln~.. V"?ba:"-. l:W~!iMl-oZ'"l<•""-; ~ev-, • ~"'S.! Ew·,,;;., l.'r, llff:.tlci:t A~.,.i .::-J Q...:7"tiC I"~ • ~ '(,.:.,,Sil Jahlem T~er. 11 Janel Rosario. IO JackrP /-lcJwmtl Ale• Putho//. M1cll11P.I Cm11w11. J<nyln M llll<'t .wrl Elmmi M rllle1 I 11 ). Adam Glndlcltcu r 12 J. Bwnnna Lowt~ , 111(1 Ch.ll/011<• Slrt'/o, 1 ' t J Mr,; Ct11)1Sf,.1' $11,l\\/) r\~•l"' '(\lm,1 WHfHL Wl Vf BUN I 'l' ~\ c" 4t.'f'( Htllll8CLllll11lll 1 > Mal]a ·mt 0291 �~ I c , 1.1.lr. Edward Spruell 3s Where's \'laldo. 2. Ms. Rachel Prill as flick Cage. 3. Mrs. Elilabelh Mayi:r and Mrs. Colleen Morrison as \'13yne and Garth. 4. Ms. Rebekah Johnson, Mr. Andy Huray and Mr. Charlie\'lallace as President Donald Trumpand his Secret Service agents. 5. t.lrs. Amy Bolen as I.loaning Myrtle, Mrs. Mara Pufko as Bellatrix Ltstrange and I.ts. Harry Mills as ProfeSSllr Trefawney. c::c I I I I 6.1.lr. l'les Holdren as Kurt Cobain. 7. I.Ir. JohnSwartz as Blake SheltonandMrs. Lesley Swartz as GwenStefani. 8. Mrs. l.leredithShuman as Khloe Kardashian. 9. Mrs. Ashley Huray as KimKardashian. 10. l.lrs. KristenGruse. Mrs. Amy Leonard, I.ls. Kelsey Burton andMrs. DanaBryanas KISS. E11r• Smlllr Morgan Stoke~ Morgan Newbold and Hannah Smith f12): Eon Akms (11): Emma Larson and l_exi Mt/fer (10): Rachael Snodgrass (11): Mrs Amy Leonard: Nandm1 Smam (11 J: Truma DESIGN ~laff COPYc daly b lretwell o tull PHOTOS r, daly. b lretwell.g overtell o tull liletour:h Collins 10 �DRESSED IN THEIR S IGNATURE RED SHIRTS, HELP SAVE THE NEXT GIRL MEMBERS sophomore Autumn MacG regor, juniors Reeselynn W illiams and Lia Lawson and seniors O livia Coates, Lindsay Merritt and Sydney Hilovsky prepare to walk in the homecoming parade. The national, non.profit organization strives to keep girls safe. "Walking in the homecoming parade is always a fun time because we get to see excited kids and parents cheering for the entire school. I love being a part of H elp Save the Next Girl because it teaches personal safety and how to keep our community safer," Coates said. HAN D IN HAND, junior Hannah Ireland. Mrs. Susan Sine, Mr. Steve Spangler and seniors Tahyuan Childress and Aysia Garrett attempt to keep a hula hoop passing along down the line to the ir teammates. In addition to games at the pep rally, fall sports teams and homecoming court members were acknowledged. "I like that they include games in the pep rally. It gives the kids something to watch and laugh at," Garrett said. i o.,'L" il Mt•tJdiJ junior Grady Brydges stands next to junior Kevin Sheng in the student section during the homecom ing game. Students chose a section theme for each game. with the homecoming game theme being "America.· " Although I did not go to the homecoming dance. the game was really fun. "Brydges said. "(Junior) Alex Blanton bought the mask but said it was too hot. so I decided to wear it and had a great time goofing off with my friends." AS THEIR SEQUINED COSTUMES CATCH THE LIGHT, color guard members freshman Cayton Savinda, senior Kenley Jennings, sophomore Gailey McGlaughlin and 1unior Katie Durica perform in the stands of Bogle Field. Guard members performed alongside the marching band during football games and at competitions. · 1 loved spending my last homecoming game performing with my team. Being surrounded by the people I love was the best part." Jennings said. Ms Kati G rey; N1c o/p Bulla, Matt/1ew Cagle and Carol111e Daly ( 11 J: Gabe Cumer ( 11 ). Abby Alt1ze1. Jenna Mc l(eown. Taylo1 Lovmg and Katie Hams t 12). L1zoem Zaragoza :1110 4sntee Yeatts ('OJ MorpJ." Sto"-<'~ • ·• WHfRl WEVl BEEN Ho111econ111111Maoa:me 031 1 �ELECTIVES ACADEMICS FEATURE: Jordan Rearick MARCHING BAND SPORTS ATYPICAL SPORTS FEATURE: Emmanuel Mahgerefteh UNCONVENTIONAL ART 34 36 40 42 44 50 52 54 A MIXTURE OF EMOTIONS COULD BE SEEN - AS SlUB!NTS WALKED INTO.THEIR NEW CAMPUS FOR THE FIRST TIME. After an IJJ\expecteci'vmek off of school, atudonle started what was an.e•pected one and one-ball years at lheiJ new scnool. ·1 thought.ttro trailers were nicer : lhan the •@Slulsn:Jassroorns 1n the old high school; ahd IQ.at's lfOt whet I had exp~. It's weird not ~a 1110!.0¥er ow.heads all tho time, but I hke getbilg to walk around 011ts1de. J:';(ln whefl r gelJI li!1le wet Iron.the rain; 1unior Parker Huffman satd. ��ON GROUN D LEVEL WITH A BENCH PR ESS, 1unior Connor Jarczynsk1 works on putting gym equipment back together. The students in strength and conditioning were tasked with putting together gym equipment taken apan for the move to the trailers. "I'm just glad we didn't have to put the entire thing together without instructions," Jarczynski said. WITH SAFETY GOGG LES IN PLACE, freshman Ashton Alli uses a lathe to turn a pen in Mr. Cubberly"s Woods I class to sharpen wood. During the year, students made bird houses. Appalachian stick chairs, pens, tables, desks and coasters. · 1really en1oy being able to make things in a class,• Alli said. INSTRUMENT RAI SED AND M USIC IN PLACE, sophomore Jason Bradshaw prepares to play a piece on his trombone. Bradshaw took both stage and concert band. He always performed with the marching band. •it is very fun and rewarding to play tho trombone in the school band," he said. CONCENTRATING ON TH E PROJECT AT HAND, j unior Zoey Hughes puts the finishing touches on her chameleon with geometric aspects. The project was made o f clay. which Hughes covered with acrylic paint and then a protective coat o f Gosso. "Admist the chaos of everyday life. I work on my art to calm down and move away from all the stress."' Hughes said. GLOVED UP AND PROTECTED, junior Mills Harris and sophomore Autumn M acGr egor w or k on c utting up p otatoes in M rs. T c rona H alo's Culinary Arts c lass. The move to the trailers impacted H ale's classes . Wh en weather was warm, they w ere ablo to get outsid e and cook. When it was cold an d rainy, though, the c lass was a bit more c ramped than usual; however, that did not stop them from cooking up new r ecipes. • 1 loarned a lot of good knife s kills while cutting up a ton of potatoes. My f avorite food I've made in culinary this year is Monkey Bread." MacGregor said. "'Purple is one of my favorite colors. I've dyed it myself before. but this time I got it done professionally. It took them several times to get it close to what I wanted. I like it. but I wanted it to be more vibrant ·· Bella Crouse, 11 OESIGll ~taff COPY rn WJ,1e PHOTOS c daly mcrol'le r mamco g overtell 1 '"The las t llme I had a serious hair cut was in the fitth grade It was a stereotypical sports dude· cut My parents don't care My dad has had even longer hair I like that 11 doesn t look like every other hairstyle out there Sam Slate, 11 �MV Electives gave students a chance to explore new talents or sharpen ones they already held. _ ELECTIVES k I vvant to ta e 213Sl..dn>polled -:;R, lb (") 8 _c c75 _c (J) -:;R, -:;R, 8) ro ro :'@ c s c ·~ ~ u ~ "This length took me from July after sophomore year to June after junior year. Since then I've been getting regular trims. I'll keep it long until it looks un11rofessional That's one of the reasons I keep up with trims." Zach Manin, 12 en c ~ 0 "I like to try out different styles and colors with my hair. I do all of the styling and colorin g myself I want to do hair or sometlung dealing with hair when rrn out of school · Jasmine Turner, 11 N -:;R, ~ <l> Ol ~ %- fo c II... Q) @ (/) ~ -0 cQ) -:;R, ~ m N c Cl. "D ro (/) f @ CL ~ (/) ·~:::> (/) £ ~ I Tve worn my hair long for as long as I remember . and I really don't have any plans 111 the future to cut it My dad·s ha1r 1s even longer than mllle. so mv parents don t mllld 11 at all Jaquan Rivers, 12 �words of WISDOM 'Standfitm inyour ba!iefs and do ncl change simJlly forthe public e1·e. Alme amelse. don't assumeone's situafion and b\o'Nthat asmall act of genelOSlly can go along way." Hunter Hartman, 12 PRECARIOUSLY C LO SE TO LOS ING HIS BALANCE, senior Baylo r Boo ne sp in s 1n his c haor for a physics demonslral1o n 1n Mr. Rusty Galbreath's class. A g u est physics ma1or from Virg 1n 1a Tech le d s tudents in hands-on science demonstratoons. "The lesson we were trying to learn was how to use hand weights to make lhe chair spin. My favori le part was that I didn' t have to • sit at a desk the en tire class.· Boone said . IN SEEMINGLY DEEP CONCENTRATION , Juniors Maya Sawh a nd Gabe Currier practice their sut u ring techniques on bananas during anatomy wi th M s . An n e Houston. The o biectove of th is actov1ty was fo r s tudents to develop a deeper understanding of th e layers o f skin. · 1 enjoyed performing horribly 1ncflcctove surgery o n a banana while attemptong to properly sew s kin back loget h er.. Sawh said . LOOKING ON AS HIS TEACHER IS ABOUT TO LOSE HER BASKETBALL, sophomore Chris O'Mear<t watches o n as Mrs. Chrystal Shawn p roves she does not know how to spin a ball on her finger. During this p art1cu l<tr English class. s tud ents were tasked w ith teaching Mrs. Shawn a skill she d id n o t know. "I en1oycd being able to go outside and watc h h e r try to learn n ew skills." O 'M eara said . 'Sulll!und }Wr$f lli1h peop!e v.iU> make you love the person yuu are when you're around them. You are going to have bad days, and the world is going Ill feel like n·s ending. It's not I promise. Uerer forget you are loved and are valued. because high school can feel I~ awai znne and it's easy to forget you matter.' Liberty Fellef, 12 e • 'Enioy thlS year as much as you can. because. as cllcM as 11 sounds. school ge1s harder and harder e1ery year. Do not slack oH freshman year. Those grades do matter.' Odalys Hernandez, 12 'from the moment you walk through those doors on the first day of )'Our freshman 1-ear.IJl the moment you v11.1kacross the stzge Ill rl:Wl'f! your d~~ma your GPA v.~ll lo!la11 ynu The work yuu pu1 mto in the ctawoom rnr111'.1I1efiect thal' Oanlelte Brink!e/, 12 DESIGN: staff COPY c. daly. o. fretwell. s. gobellan. o. lull PHOTOS: d. brinkley. c daly. b lretwell. s gobellan g overfelt 1 perkms o tull �Students were grateful fo r the chance to get out of thei r seats. POP OUIZ "Oof" "Well.I couldsay Mr. Pa1ke1iusl oofed. I rl1111 1knowwhat 1101•nean~ Maybe •I -i 1et maKe~ •hall qi 11 1hr oamr 1n1s .. P.e> 1II IOOt ll lllfll l!IO sa1 1101 M1 Jacob Gruse ·rm W eak" "Thal jusl meanssomeonesaidsomelhing 11d1colous o• made v0t1 lauuh It' like savm11 In• 1fead ~1 11smg"skull emo11 Mrs. Colleen Morrison ''Threw MoFor aCu1Ve" 'Youlhrawme fo1 ac111ve? Hmmm I lhink 1hal m11an!i \tltl i~onlu .se.tl r111; Mrs. Margate! Taytm "Boujee" "Beer If \'OU hi!l'tl beef It means 1ou ho\~,, "&uiee Isanadjective used 10descnbe '~'lllPonewhn like~; lane\· 1.1pmlf nd 1 oi Jims !11 1pneJ1 n QIH•.J~ Unr ·~~u 11 SJ\ ,'.ilf 1\ ol h.;•. : l~J ll l' I 1.-r,\t: ·":• ..,., ~.h 111enu :. \t OOIJ!ft '\ht! :!'1·.a\~ tl :~ 1 11~ :·11ct'S.i 't'l11tQ~ Mi. Zane HUJ'SI Mrs. Amy Bolen WHtRt WL ARt t Acatlem1l'~ 037 �GENERATIONS OF KNIGHTS 'My dad andhis fnends would • hang out in theparking lot be!ore school just like we do. I think ifs fun ID be ableto talk w1th my dad ahout teachers who have been here Since my dad was at Cave Spnng.' Morgan Newbold, 12 'Mydadgm:edin 1989. • 2.'dmyml!llg'21'.!<:e:lin . 1991.Llymomwasoo homecom.ng court and on the I~ gills' soccer ream. k's special gOlllg ID ihe S21Tie sdlool as my parents because v.~ can shale the same ·Mt parems v.:ie fnarnls vi ~hschoolandal-.a coee;e ti'eyst<Jtedd2Jr>9 i!S~ ID sha:e rram'Ji<es and Ilea! 11 :h tte S2lll!! pro!i'Ems w.;ti11 thebui!~11,1· Reagan El!mon!!s, 11 'I lhink ifs special gomg to the same school as my mom and g1<ndmothe1 It's ct-GI knO'lllRQ Iwalked the same ha!ls lhey d·o • ~lilX'f~ Emma Fields, 12 DESIGN staff COPY c. daly, b lretwell. s gobellan o lull PHOTOS: c daly,b lretwell s gobellan g overtelt o 1ull TIM[ TO Who knew show and tell could still be a thing after leaving elementary school. ~ �NOT A SIGHT SEEN EVERY DAY, senior Sydney Rubin holds Nugget the pug as he sings to her English classmates. Rubin shared both a PowerPoint presentation and demonstration with her class on how they could teach a dog to sing. "Giving presentations and expressing who we are is pretty normal for my English class. Nugget is a b ig part of my life. She's practically my baby, so getting to share her with my class was wonderful," Rubin said. "I'm new at Cave this year and finding new ways to connect to people I haven't really gotten to know well yet is exciting for me." CAUGHT IN A TUG OF WAR, seniors Tucker Patout and Abhinav Khanal test air pressure with suction cups in the library. Virginia Tech undergraduates helped students understand physics concepts. "We were doing an experiment where the air inside the suction cup was taken out, creating a pressure difference that would not allow the cups to come apart. My favorite part of this day was seeing the various experiments Virginia Tech students showed our class," Khanal said. EVERYONE LOVES A SLINKY, especially when they were allowed to play with them in class. Seniors Ola Dinakin and Garrett Breiner used the toys during a wave lab for AP Physics. "My favorite part about this particular day was everyone thought it was our last in the school. In fourth b lock, everyone was running around and leaving their stamp on the school. Somehow my name found its place all over the walls," Dinakin said. -momentum as senior Avery Poulsen assists. In this"Phyjlcs class, students studied j st how the the process worked. "College students came \o teach tile class about momentum. This day we had very interactive class and it was fun to do all lhe different demonstrations,• Lee said. �STARTED LEARNING AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (ASL) BECAUSE OF MY SISTER. She originally wanted to start learning ASL because my grandfather and my dad are both hearing impaired, and the impairment has gotten progressively worse as they have gotten older. Even with wearing hearing aids, my dad has trouble, so we've been trying to incorporate the language into our conversations with him. I am also teaching myself Chinese and have discovered that learning to sign has been helpful with the process. For example, I can use basic phrases, what I call survival phrases, to learn the basics of Chinese. Because I am able to focus on more important phrases, rather than every single vocabulary word. I find that I am learning the language more effectively. I knew some signs better than others, and when I was speaking Chinese and wanted to have a conversation, I knew the basic words I needed to say. ASL has helped me learn Chinese because it has taught me basic skills that make it easier to sort of piece together what I need to learn the language. The process is an easier way of learning a language that's completely different from English, like Chinese. ASL teaches you basic memorization of movements and how to work with different grammar structures. It's simple stuff, but in a language you already know, and serves as good bridge into a more complicated language. Chinese and ASL are similar in the ways that you have to learn certain vocabulary and grammar. 01her than that, they are totally DESIGN staff COPY J booker PHOTO J. booker g overtelt different. The methods I use to memorize Chinese characters are the same ways that I memorize signs. As I learn Chinese. I focus hard on the characters. because to native speakers. they are like fetters. I'm not at the point where I can see that yet, so it takes tactics like movements and silly sketches to remember every single character. Along with drawing out the characters, another useful tool in learning Chinese is talking with my sister. like me. my sister is working hard to learn a language, but she's not quite there yet. A middle-school student, she really wants to learn French on her own. Since we both know ASL, we are able to communicate with each other. As I sign and carry on a conversation with her, I speak in Chinese. Obviously, my ASL vocabulary is better than my Chinese, but I am able to practice signing to her as I speak out loud. Obviously, the process is super slow and it takes me a while because I have to change grammar with my hands, but it does allow me to talk to her and she can actually respond, rather than me just speaking Chinese to myself in a mirror. It helps me to have a conversation and get better at speaking out loud, which I think is super useful, especially for someone who is learning a new language. Ultimately, knowing ASL has allowed me to become comfortable with speaking and learning Chinese. Even though my Chinese is not perfect, I am able to use my sign language to further my language learning. As told by junior Jordan Rearick �" WHERE WE ARE· feature Jordan Reauc~ ~ �LINED UP IN FRONT OF THE CROWD, junior Lucas Holt prepares to perform during the half time performance. The band spent hours every week perfecting the show, which was performed at both halftimes and competitions. "When you are marching and playing at the same time, you have to make circles and curves. It is hard to make a perfect circle or curve," Holt said. SM ILING AT THE CROWD, sophomore Lillian Hollins twirls with the color guard during the half time show. Hollins was a solo twirler. "It's kind of nice just being by myself because there's not really any rules to what I can do, but it also gets lonely so I hang out with the color guard," she said. WITH HER GAME FACE ON, senior Claire Lawson waits to march on the field with her flute. In addition to halftime shows and competitions, the band also performed at the local Veteran's Day parade. "At the Veteran's Day parade, there was so much wind, it was like a wind tunnel. There was no sound coming out of the flutes, and people's hat were flying off," Lawson said. HER INSTRUMENT, senior Emma Maxwell leads the marching band during the halftime show. This season was Maxwell's final one. "Once you get used to performing the show, you don't expect to get nervous Ol)...home games. Th e first two home games, however, I missed my entrance coming in on the first song. When we performed for the last time, I j ust got really sad. I'm never going to do this again," she said. PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR "I was told to take pride in what you do. but I never felt like I did until last year. when I became a drum major. When I first stepped on the podium. I was thinking. Wow. this is really happening.' I had seen people up therebefore. but being the one to do it was something else. Being drum major for two years has taken a lot of dedication. but 1t has paid off.- senior Gavin Wilkerson said "f think being a drum ma1or rs alot ol fun. because people look up to you lor ouidance You also talk to more people each day and make more friends The responsibility is a big one. too. Mr Quakenbush normally comes 10 us lirst when there1s a problem with a marching band member or something else. We also tell Mr. Quakenbush if we see a problem. Also. when Mr Quakenbush 1sn·t here. we run practice.- senior Lena Scaer said UfSIGN· 5taff COPY !<'. mamco o iull PHOTO Y rnanico y uverlelt o lull �Football wasn't the only ente rta in me nt under those Friday-night lights. Junior Sam Slate and th 0 Se GUys sophomoreNoah ·n Hartsongetoutfrom their drums. l the BACl{ behind "My inspiration to start drumming came fro my overall love of music. When I first got my drum set. it was weird because I didn't want to play al firs!. My dad was lorcing me to play stuff I didn't want to play. bul aher I discovered music for what it really was. and how a drummer can influence a band. it really took oll lor me. I am a sell·taught drummer. My dad showed me some basic skills when I got my first drum set for Christmas. I've been ploying ever since. My proudest moment has been playing multiple jau concerts.· Staie said "My inspiration to become a drummer came from having relatives who are drummers and going to a lot of concerts when Iwas younger Adr11mmer who inspires me is Neil Peart who plays for the band Rush. People say he's the best in the Wllrld. I like playmg rock a lo~ but I feel like rm best at 1au. rm most proud of drumming in lroni ol thousands of people with someone who asked me 10 drum for them Having people in a crowd cheer for me was a great experience: Hartson said �M OUTH ABOVE WATER TO TAKE A MUCH-NEEDED BREATH, senior Sydney Hilovksy swims freestyle in her lane in one of the last meets of the season. This was Hilovsky's fourth year with the swim team. 'It's super exciting to have everyone supporting and cheering each other on during our final swims,' Hilovsky said. AFTER RECOVERING FROM A DEFENSIVE STOP, junior Jahiem Tyler stands over a Blacksburg offensive lineman. During this game, Tyler protected the line as the Knights powered through, but unfortunately fell short with the Bruins beating the Knights 29-0. 'The best moment during the season was senior night because it was a proud moment to see the seniors and all the work they had done," he said. FOCUSING ON THE BALL, senior Kylie Angel prepares to bump to lhe opponents. Angel served as libero for four years. ' Playing my senior year of volleyball was something I really enjoyed and loved every second of, but it also was hard knowing that it could be the last team I could ever get to be on again. I have been a part of Cave Spring volleyball since the eighth grade, so it was definitely hard saying goodbye not only to the program, but my teammates as well," she said. IN THE OUTDOOR TERRAIN, junior Austin Hayden powers through his 5K at the Blue Demon Cross Country Meet. During this meet, Hayden came out on top, placing first. •1was feeling p retty good during the race, even though my facial expression didn't show it," he said. AS HE BEGINS TO SURPASS HIS OPPONENT, seriior Josh Fretwe ll grips his bato n while runn ing in the_4x800m re lay. Fretwell and Ills team competed indoors at Roanoke College. "I w as our starting leg for the 4X800m relay, so I knew I was going to have to g et o ff the line fast," h e said. "Our tea m was a~ked third in the state, so there as a lot of pressure for me to start itp ff right. I got boxed ou.t lo the first la p, but m anaged to w ork my w ay u p th rough out the race to fin ish right with a noth er ru nn er in second p lace. I han ded the baton to ou r n ext leg know ing I d id eve ryth ing that I could," h e said. ~ DESIGN stall COPY J hooker c cla~on a doyle s gobellan s malthew t perkrns PHOTO J hooker c clayton a. doyle s gobellan k rnanrco g overfelt 1 perkrns �1 r DIlJ SPRINGATHLETES ICNlfiHTS ~ ~ B~i Athletes stepped up when the stakes were raised. \ TO WATCH "I think as a team, we want to make it decently far into the state tournament and make it further than we did last year. As a senior, I have a lot more senior roles. I'm doing a lot of the things the seniors last year did and I've had to step up as a leader. Personally, I hope to make it far in states and increase my scoring stats for the year." Ethan Fox, 12 "My season last year was pretty good. I played forward and shared that position with a few people. I started off playing on the field when I was younger and then moved to goalie about two years ago, but when I made varsity that position was already taken. I really excited for this upcoming season, even though I have to get back in the swing of things. I am going to be working with trainers to help me do that. I think we are going to do really well. " Katie Harris, 12 ,• "Last year I was in the number four spot on the team. I had worked to improve myself throughout the year and felt like all my hard work had paid off. The highlight of the season was our victory against Western Alb emarle. It was the most stressful match, because it was our state semifinals and we were tied 4-4 with them. After a long and exhausting last game that determined who would go to state finals. our number three doubles match won. Because of that game, we made it to the state finals." Nandini Sriram, 11 "I first started track in eighth grade, and have been committed to it ever since. Last track season was very memorable for mo because I won my first state championship with rny 4x200 relay team. So far this year. I have been a regional and a state champ and set a new school record, breaking the 300m dash record . This season will be my best one yet. When I feel that legs can't run anymore. I will run with my heart, and I don t p lan on slowing down." Timothy lferika, 12 WHEREWEARESporlsMagazine 0451 �NOT ALLOWING A PULASKI OPPONENT TO CROSS HIM, senior N ick M ills overpowers two Cougar defenders. The Knights defeated the Cougars. 76-59 . M ills had played varsity all four years. "Playing as a senior has been bittersweet because I've been working really hard for the past 12 years. My relationship with my teammates will definitely be missed, because we could always hit each o ther up and hang out," he said. PRACTICING HER PALMING SKILLS BEFORE A GAME, sophomore Zada Porter warms up her shooting arm. Porter broke the record fo r most amount of points scored in a single game, racking up 3 6 to beat the previous record of 35. "We only had one senior on the team, so I felt needed, which made me feel good. My best memory was when I broke the record , which was done off of a free throw. My mom and all of the fans just went wild," she said. Our toughest game was probably against Patrick Henry for the district championship. It was a game we could have won, but we fell five points short .· TUI~ A lot was riding on the line for many student athletes. EYES FOCUSED AND SPEEDING PAST THE ONLOOKERS, senior Timothy lferika seemingly glides through the air. During the state tou'.na.ment af Roanoke C ollege, lferika s hard work paid off, as he secured multiple awards and a second state title. "Overall, this season v~as my best o ne yet. 1 ended with a new school record and w~s a reg ional and s tate champion. I~ felt surreal knowin th~t everyth1~g I've sacrificed f g this sport paid off," lie said. 0 ' OESIGH·staff COPY· J hooker c cla~on c daly k.gottslein.k mamco s rnatthews e smithPHOTO ~ manir,n g nverlr~11 1 pHrk111~ �ALMOST TO THE WATER'S SUR FACE, junior Trieu Tran (right) jumps oH his block to start a race that would leave to a new personal record in the SQ.free. During the regional meet at Christiansburg, the boys' team qualified for a slate final. "When I was feeling lazy, practice was very difficult, but I knew that 11 would be worth the effort. And it turned out being totally worth 11, because I ended up a new record in the SQ.free event," Tran said. HAND POISED AND READY TO SET UP A SPIKE, junior Taylor Robertson jumps in position to return a ball. Robertson verbally committed to the University ol North Carolina at Greensboro. She was also selected First Team All District, Region and State. "This team was a fun group to play with. We had a decently successful season overall, even though it didn•t end the way we wanted. We shocked a lot of people in the district and really came back to old Cave Spring volleyball," she said. SPRING ATHLETES TO WATCH "Lacrosse is a sport that I started playing for fun eight years ago. I never would have guessed that it could open so many doors for me. I have been given the opportunity to play in college al either Saint Leo University or the University o f Akron. Regardless of which school I commit to by June, I am excited about continuing to play lacrosse after graduation." Makayla Dowdy, 11 "W e went on a 10 game·winning streak at the end of last season. At the beginning of that season, I didn' t think I would start as a freshman. After a low practices and scrimmages, though, I had worked hard enough to earn a starting position for every game, with the exception o f two games due lo my concussion. My biggest goal for this season is for our team to defend our spot as state champions. I would also like to be recognized at the district, region or state level." Tyler Mitchem, 10 "The highlight of my season last year was making it lo states. The hardest thong about last season was that I broko my foot on a car accident and couldn·t play ill tho state fonols game. That crushed my heart, but I cannot even explain how proud I am for my teammates because they worked so hard during that tournament . For this upcoming season, I expect for tho now team mombors lo work just as hard as tho returning onos. I also expect lots of laugh and good memories bolwoon all of us os tonrnmotos Maliah Mlzack, 11 WHERE WE ARE Sports Magazine 047 I �MID-STROKE AND TAKING A BREATH, junior Mills Harris competes in the breast stroke during the regional event at Christiansburg. During this season, the team had a very successful record, qualifying second at regionals and fourth in the state. "Even though I had to miss school and it was difficult to make up assignments sometimes. the best thing about the season was when I won both of my events in regionals and the boys team won second overall. which allowed us to get a trophy." he said. WITH FOCUS IN HER EYES, senior Elizabeth Hertzberg completes a long jump event at the state tournament. As she was close to qualifying for the finals, she was in the top seed. "It was a pressure-filled moment because I was trying really hard to get top eight and I was currently sitting in ninth place." she said . Hertzberg finished ninth in the long jump, triple jump and high jump. Ta king risks paid off for many athletes. A MOMENT OF REST IS ESSENTIAL IN AN ACTIONPACKED GAME, and senior Diontae Childress takes advantage of one of these moments as he takes a knee during a hard-fought game against Blacksburg. Unfortunately, the Knights fell to the Bruins, 0-29. "I had to take a knee because I was gassed from the game. They tackled the quarterback behind the line of scrimmage four times." Childress said. DESIGN stair COPY 1 oooker G clayton a doyle h lmtwell k manico o tull PHOTO- h lretwell k manico g overtelt t perkins �GOING UP FOR TWO, Senior Crawford Enyart fights his way to the basket against the rival team. Hidden Valley. During this season, Enyart was awarded District Player of the Year. a prestigious honor given by coaching staff around the district. "It feels great. I could not have received this award without the help of my teammates and coaches. Their work has allowed us to be successful this year. Also, it goes without saying that our coaches have done a great job. Their selflessness and work ethic are the biggest contributors to our team's success.· he said. BANKING A SHOT OFF THE FAIRWAY, 1unior Alex Glick holds his swing and watches to see where his ball lands. This was Glock's second year on the team. "Goll is fun, but mentally challenging. It is great because each round is different, you can find yourself in different spots on the same course and it never is the same. The team works well with each other. supporting on another and giving advice when they can." he said. SPRING ATHLETES TO WATCH "Because this season is my last. I'm excited for practically eveoything, but most excited to be with my teammates and coach one last time. Last year, I was All.State in the 3200m and I hope to do that again. I also really want our 4x800m to make it to states. I'll be going to UVA next fall, and since their varsity team is really competitive, I will most likely join a running club." Tori White, 12 "I've been playing baseball ever since I was four years old. I've played on rec, travel and school teams. Last season I pitched three complete games. It was such a good feeling to start and finish a game on the mound. I'm the starting pitcher for this season. so I hope I can feel it again. Last season we got to the regional semi-finals, but I hope we go all the way this season." Connor Lewis, 12 "I 've been playing tennis for love years and Inst year we finally went to states. which was awesome. This year we're planning on mnkong •I again. and hopefully this hme we'll beat Hidden Valley and make regional champions ns well W e may not win stntes but we wam to at least get there.· Om Patel, 12 WHERE WE ARE Sports Mag1r111t: ~ �I Just because it's not VHSL sanctioned, doesn't mean it's not a sport. ., ·r:~ ;; ... · NOT AFRAID OF A LITTLE MUD, senior Delaney Groves competes on her dirt bike. Racing since the age of seven, Groves recently competed in Rural Retreat, Virginia, at the Coyote Run. "I loved racing, but had a bad crash when I was younger. I started back up when I was fifteen, though, and have been riding ever since," she said. "My dad is the one who got me involved in riding dirt bikes, because I grew up watching him race. I started racing this year in the Virginia Championship Hare Scramble Series. They hold two races a month that are located all around Virginia. I practice around my house, but mainly at Phleps Farm in Franklin County or Kairos in West Virginia.• ON THE SNOWY SLOPES OF AUSTRIA, senior Allison Henion pushes across the flat. Austria is only one of many places she and her family have traveled to ski. ' I've been skiing with my dad since I was three years old. We started skiing at Timberline in West Virginia, but now we take trips all over the world. We've been to multiple places in Europe, Canada and, most recently, Chile. One of our hardest treks was in Canada, when it was -28 degrees," Henion said. PROUD OF HIS KILL, senior Ethan Harris poses with the six-buck he shot on a hunting trip. Harris started hunting three years ago with alumnus Christian Howes. ·we hunt for deer and ducks. t like to duck shoot more. You shoot more, kill more and are on the move constantly. You can get 12 ducks on a good day," he said. BAG, junior Dylan Rice works diligently while at Lance riot Sports Complex. Rice started boxing four years ago, after watching his older b rother , alum nus Dakota Ri ce, in the ring . "I train for around 20 hours a week for my matches. I've been in five, winn ing four o f them. I love the rush I get from knocking someone down in a fight. T h e worst thing a b out the matches is the repercussions," Rice said. "Once in a sparring match, my opponent got in a dirty hit after the bell. I ended up with a brain b leed . Since the n , t haven't been able to perform well in school among other th ings. Overall, though, boxing has had mostly positive effects on me, including instilling good discipline and teaching me to respect people." DESIGN stall COPY· r, clayton a doyle.k rnanico PHOTOS. c. clayton. a doyle. g. overlell J ncfl �U-1 :::c: ~· t-u.J >-C-.l :::c: <C 3: LI- ~ameron Bishop, 10 SPORTS ONTV I like to watch 384Sll...t:8"1spolled ';:f2. ';:f2. ~ ('I') ';:f2. 5('I') I... ] ~ LL m ..- j (/) &l ';:f2. ';:f2. fO ·c: (/) ..0 ~ &l <E c (ij 3l ';:f2. %- (ij ~ ::.$2. 0 ('I') ~ & "Before every game. we'd tailgate in the church parking lot across from the middle school. We had a grill and would make burgers and hot dogs for anyone who came. Once at the game and in the stands, we started every game by singing the beginning of the Spongebob theme song. We'd shout, 'Are you ready kids? 0000000, and would then transition into the classic 'oooo' for the kickoff. During halftime every game. we'd run the Cave Spring flag up and down the middle of the student section. Then. we'd have someone do a speech Finally, we'd do the classic roller coaster. The leadership role really just shifted to the two of us. because we showed up to almost every game. we started chants and we were some of the loudest people in the front. II also helps that Michael 1s a class officer and has access to the student section Twitter "' As told by seniors Matthew Cofozza and Michael Kyle WHEREWE ARE Spmts Outside i1 SclluLli~ �EVER SINCE I WAS YOUNG, MATH HAS JUST CLICKED FOR ME. I remember my family had Friday night dinners with guests. I would sort of serve as the entertainment. My dad would ask me math questions and have me run multiplication tables because I could get through them so quickly. I sometimes felt embarrassed. The guests usually felt a mixture of surprise and shock. Yes, math is easy for me, but it's not necessarily what I like to learn about. Math is not really applicable to everyday life. It's not like I can use the applications I've been exposed to on a daily basis. I do love teaching math, though. I have many friends come to me for help. I am also a paid tutor. I love when I'm working with a struggling student and, all of a sudden, they understand the concept. That moment is such a satisfying feeling. Serving as a student tutor also develops better relationships with my peers. Everyone struggles with something. Once we acknowledge those struggles and get through them together, we're DESIGN:stat! COPY:d hrinkley PHOTO' d.brinkley. g. overtelt better for it. We're no longer afraid to try or fail. While math comes easily to me, I struggle with comprehension in English class. There's no definite answers in English like there is with a math problem, which I'm more accustomed to. Math may hold problems that take a long time to work though and solve, but you can at least be confident there's only one solution. With English. however. there's hesitation. Everyone can bring in their personal bias to support their individual perspective. When I'm not helping others, I like to be active and exercise a lot. I enjoy traveling and hiking. School can be a stressor. You need an avenue to clear your mind. As told by senior Emmanuel Mahgerefteh �WHERE WE ARE Feature -Emmanuel Mahge1elteh 0531 �_ "I started doing my makeup at the end of sophomore year. Over the summer I practiced almost eveiy day. I would take bits and pieces from different You Tube videos and apply them to myself. Eveiyone has different skin types and face shapes, so not eveiy 'makeup tutorial' I watch would work for me. It takes a lot of practice and sell discoveiy to figure out what shades and brush strokes would contour my particular face shape and accentuate my natural features. Eveiy single lace 1s different and makeup is an amazing creative outlet to express yourself and your mood on a daily basis. • senior Geneva Grochowski said. CULTURAL appreciation 1ha:l m1 rll..Sct"~ <l tr.e Hal 2'l Spa C.r:ei I as~;j ·~·a t:1.o life f&rlllt>er4J:S t.;.cti1i:-111oc1.s real.~coaf I Iii nk1ts<lls.'llu:e'ywnriti tne mons-11Dga1i~:;rr2 s aon~ · Kahlyn Yeung, I 0 Ia:11ays try to go10Unique I/ails hneo Igetmy nails done. Itend to always go 1omounaed st~e This mantture.vas done forClios1mas Tl'ey re no1a1)'ll cal Cl:nstmas ~olor · My sweater is a remake of one worn by Christopher Wallace. aka The Notorius 8.1.G. Coogi, a colorful knitwear brand that made its way into hip-hop culture in the 1990s. Various rappers, boxers. influencers. etc. can be seen wearing Coogi. Throughout the past two decades. this brand has been referenced constantly in rap. For many in the black community, owning a Coogi sweater represents success, power, coming up from nothing and ·making it' in a harsh world. Most people who have access to Coogi sweaters consider them to be 'too loud: Most people buy the sweaters and only wear them once or twice a year. and in some cases never. The an seen on Coogi items has its roots in Australian aboriginal culture. There's so much intricacy in the knit·work., that I've spent hours looking over the sweater. Each time I look, I always find some pattern or stitching I hadn't seen belore. I am terrified for anything to happen to my Coogi. Despite that sentiment. however. I wear it a lot. I'll mainly wear 10 special events or nights on the town when I want to make a statement. For me personally, owning and wearing a Coogi lets me express my cultu re:· Tanner Smith, 12 ~ut I lo"~ 1hem Sara Chaj)lllao, 9 a CURATED 1a·.1ar.uy ·o~i· a ~stms::- ·;g 11:; .CIJflli.1 rat1Q11A·>J1'as lbs 11'¥ICdap<e!ly1e:i~a· l~·e~ea ru:mdWp~r.ir.ynas lafoi;;go r 1t1!8~Jty8.r J/'Ere rcr:nn...,o ,.,oeM n~ tn~ n'l\i!"~Y Madiso~ Crane Iii. 1o I "k~ 10 gel m111a1 sdo~e lo· a 1pe1.1a1 ocrn on or •venl In th 1 .as• I f,id n em oor1~ up 111 reo 1usl 11 ffi~ for(} flllffill Im n~ o~1iU21€ 1 fl " .' mu~~ tH:11e: r.n 01J' l1~1l< Taylor Hilmky, 9 JFSIGN st~fr r;opv m r.rril'/1: rnallh~.'IS t perkms e ~m1t~ h srmlh PHOTO rn crowe s matthews q ovP.rlelt e 5rn1th h smith collection · 1staned collecring rubber duckies m the seventh grade, because my brother used to get them m his good1e bag from marching band So. I took hrs rubber ducks and staned collecting more on my own My favorite duck is the one with a scarf because I got him in a bar of soap and I had to use the soap to get him out II not stolen from my brother. the ducks have been given as gihs over the years. Anytime I buy one. I lmd them at Captain Party, and they· re usually less than one·dollar ·· . .. �Sometimes art could be found in the most unconventional of places. "Art is a strange medium, but I can't think of anything better to express concepts words can't. Nine years of practice have led to a possible career path and skills that help me both understand the world around me and understand subconscious thought. Surrealism is my favorite kind of art, which the use of concrete objects juxtaposed in strange ways. It's fun. a test of skills and gives a lot of freedom in expression,· junior Gabe Currier said. "This piece, while unfinished, is a surrealtstic impression of myself throughout my junior year. In the piece, I am unraveling myself, and while f (obviously) haven~ physically done this, I feel like this year I have mentally begun untanglmg in a sense. what with the stress of homework. work and AP classes. I try to use my an to ease some of the pressure on life. Don't worry. not all of my work is this deep and depressive." junior Caitlin Phillips said. "I love to edit and take photos because I like the emotion I can see m the final photo. My personal work tends to represent a dream or character in my life. The editing usually sets the tone, bringing the photo to life. In editmg. you can make changes for the better. One click on a button can make a huge difference. The best part about photography and editing is creating your own work. Luckily. the worst of photography hasn~ hit me yet. Bur, ii I would have to guess, it would be the reaction you get from people who don't understand your work." senior Sara Stewart said. Sara Stewart, 12 ·This piece 1s a scene of a swamp m an abstract background. It was insplfed by the style of Romanticism. It was created with the use of dillerenr 01/ pamt techniques. · sophomore Nathan Tryal said. ·1started knitting two years ago. My aunt taught me and was the one who sparked my interest. I've knitted a 41.5-feet long scarf that is one foot wide. It's the one rm wearing in this picture. I've also knitted a dress. an arm sleeve. two 20-feet long scarves and about six smaller scarves. I am currently working on a skirt. I like knitting because the activity turns into a calm. rhythmic pattern and gives me something to do. When r m not knitti ng. I also paint. make clay sculptures and build wooden structures. I paint abstract things, sculpt small people and build boxes. I love the tact that I get to make things. and I feel satisfied when I have an image in my mind and can bring it to life: · Liz Pretz, 10 WHER[ WE ARl: Urn:nnw1111t111~11 Al' 0551 ��LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL FEATURE: Kyoko Leaman WORLD CHANGERS SPECIAL OLYMPICS TRENDS FEATURE: Josh W ainwright BUCKET LISTS 58 60 62 68 70 72 74 FLASHCARDS AT THE READY, senior Billy Luqui works in a Fuan Elementary classroom in Taipei.Taiwan. Luqui was a part of a volunteer program thal aimed to bring English skills to young learners. "Since we were there for a limited time, three weeks to be precise. we focused on bigpicture concepts that would be a stepping stone for increased learning activity," he said. For more on Luqu1 and other students working to change the world, turn to page 62 . L �THAT TENNESSEE ORANGE Ss111or Tom Perluns looks for..12rdto anendinghe1 dream school. ..-::-_it. .... -""'..:.,..;; "I am attending the University of Tennessee this fall I was accepted to the Tickle College of Engineering and the Chancellor's Honors Program. My major is Biomedical Engineering, and I want to research and develop prosthetics to help those in need I was raised as a Tennessee Volunteer, and my dad, who went there as well, always said Icould go anywhere Iwanted, as long it was Tennessee. Iam most looking forward to meeting new people and doing extracurricular activities on campus. " clocking OUT •n· ~11t1P,1 auend1m1BYUin11awa1 ,, BYll '' h!aho 11h1n¥ nraduarmg •a11v 91ie.\ 1ur·" tl!\aiJ·mn12~~ ni: al1~;; 11'/e if!S'... t•uer.i:wr: ~nd o>~ Q'20c', m•1•0<'10 Cclll"Jf) .;,.t?: t 't1' r· l.i11 r'': .1~.;;e~ 1 .. Bethany Maristela 12 Bella Crouse. 12 fJESIGN slaff COPY d ormklP.y • perk1s PHOTOS rl unnkley J. hall I perkins y overlelt A LITERAL WEI GHT ON HER SHOULDERS, senior Grace Wetzel practices a fi reman·s carry as part of her Marine preparedness training. Wetzel trai ned with the Delayed Entry Prog ram. · 1chose the Marine Corps because it is the toughest branch of the military. I figured if I was going out of my comfort zone. I might as well go all the way. I've already been challenged more than ever before. I know that becoming a Marine will push my mind and body past their limits," she said. POSITIONED IN FRONT OF THE UMPIRE, senior Caleb Pritchrd leans in to snag a ball. Pritchard signed to UVA·W ise for baseball. · 1 received both athletic and academic scholarships. The intensity and the competitiveness will be a different scene in college. I will play as long as I can. and if I get to the p ros. that's what I'll do," he said. WEAVING THROUGH THE PACK AT RUN NING WITH THE WOLVES , senior Josh Fretwell works to gain a lead. Fretwell ran cross country and both indoor and outdoor track. · 1w ill attend Roanoke College and run cross country and indoor and outdoor track. I decided to further my athletic career because I like to push my limits as a runner. College running will bring more competition. The races will be long. but that's good for me because endu rance is my biggest strength," he said. STICK IN H A ND, senior Spencer Prall looks to where the action is on the field. Pratt signed with Randolph Macon for lacrosse. ·1 wanted to further my athletic career because I've dreamed about 1t since I was young. The skill level in college will be higher because everyone has worked hard to get to that level." he said. # �m y chose n PATH ·1 wm anend B'IU-ldaho and want 10 major inHealthcare Administration I want10 beahospital or clinic administrator. I am most looklngfon•1ard to makingn~"1 lriendslllps andother relationshipsIn college.· Andrew Richardson, 12 Seniors planned different paths, but everyone was excited to see what life would hold after high school. ·1am gflllg 10 llonhhl!St!m because rt has agre:!l conunuruca· 011S program ~ly planned rmior IS radio and l!!t11SC1 ramor1lltlmalism lhcpe.'u!y11 v.nte for 1V one day Iam most lool ng lor113rd 10mee~ng Pll'Apeople I am mosl scared of the cnld ·n Cll cago • Garrett Breiner, 12 Ichose lo1oin the Mannes bee.Me I haiea~1'3ys wanted 10e!pe11enC1! •I fo1 m)'sell Ichose the M annes beeause •I is lhe toughest branch and hast/le 1ob that ·•ts me the best I mace 3cects:on th?t them .ta!'t' 11wld Mt change me as a peison belare Idecided ta 1oin. Jon1an Dom:aa. t 2 Massachusetts because 11has ag1eat envuonmentat science program and an awesumo commun1t1· I want to hep save th~ 11orld and prevent envuonmenlal ca1astropho Imm pre'1a ng Im 1n~1t lool101J1on~Jrd 10 the atmosphere Im most 1'.orned .1tou! the ten-llovr d1s1~nc1 Imm home LexieAgee. 12 WHEREWE'RE GOINGl1IP. Atte1 High School 059 �MY GRANDMOTHER MOVED HERE FROM JAPAN AFTER SHE MET MY GRANDFATHER. He was stationed there for the Air Force. I'm a quarter Japanese. Iwas named 'Kyoko.' which means 'Sacred Girl.' because my mom was told that she couldn't have kids. To her, I was considered sacred. rm also sort of named after my grandmother whose name is 'Yasuko.' because l<yoko and Yasuko are written the same way in l<anji, which are Japanese characters. The two names are pronounced differently, but use the same characters when written. I love immersing myself in my Japanese heritage. My grandmother still practices some Shinto, the Japanese religion, so she has a shrine in her house that's supposed to hold the spirits of our ancestors. Every day she brings them a bowl of rice and some green tea as an offering that's called a 'Hotokesama.' This tradition will get passed down to my mom and then to me. If at any point we're not going to perform the ritual every day, we'll box it up and mail it back to the temple in the village my grandmother is from. Other than my learning about culture. I enjoy practicing Tae Kwon Do and writing. I've been involved in Tae Kwon Do for ten years, but this year I underwent dental surgeries that prevented me from participating. I performed DESIGN staff COPY b lren•1ell PHOTO b fren•1ell g overtelt with a demonstration team where we put on performances using Tae Kwon Do but also incorporated some comedy, entertainment and costume changes. I've also instructed. I was a second degree senior black belt for three years because I kept failing my testing, but I finally passed last year, earning my third degree belt. My passion for writing can be traced back to when my parents would read to me from a young age. I then started writing my own stories. I wrote a book in fourth grade by hand because I didn't have a computer. and it was mostly childish fantasy sort of stuff. In middle school I wrote two more books that I typed. I then went to some writer conferences and pitched to agents. I even received some manuscript requests. I began to pursue publishing, but then when I went to high school and didn't have time to write. At this point, it's embarrassing to look back on what I wrote back in middle school, so I would never consider publishing them now. I'm hoping that when I have more time I can get back into writing fiction. I always thought I would be an author, but ifs an uncertain career path, so I'd like to look into other things as well. I plan to attend Brown in the fall and am excited to explore all of the opportunities ahead of me. As told by senior Kyoko Leaman �WHERE WE'RE GOINGfeature K~o\\o Leama" 061 �Age or experience didn't hold students back from accomplishing great things. DESIGN ~talf GOPY P, smith n sm1tl1 PHOTO e smith h smith g overtelt �l<EVINSHENG I WORKED ON A RESEARCH PROJECT THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER OF 2017 AND INTO JANUARY 2018 ITH A MENTOR AT THE FRALIN L RESEARCH INSTITUTE LASTOMA. THE MOST ND DEADLY BRAIN progression may hinder overall survival. Tot model for gliob utilized big data an gene, RAN. wh correlated with p nger t this ame concentrations as those against glioblastoma cells. and efficacy levels towards glioblastoma cells directly correlated with cell expression levels of RAN. These results showed that RAN could act as a viable therapeutic target for the development of drugs for glioblastoma patients resistant to temozolomide. thereby implementing a precision medicine approach for glioblastoma therapeutics. I was presented with the opportunity to work with my mentor, Dr. Lamouille. after contacting him for a potential internship for my research elective at Governor's School. which allows for one research elective course each year. These courses are dedicated to the development of projects for Project Forum, the Governor's School science fair. and I wanted to conduct research in a professional laboratory setting. hence my inquiry of an internship under Dr. Lamouille. I met with him frequently prior to beginning my experimentation to discuss my idea and how we could translate it into a scientific study. I do not currently have a plan to continue that particular study, as I have since published my findings in a scientific journal and begun a separate project for this year's science fair under a new mentor. This new project was inspired by the results collected from the past study, and I drew heavily from the approach I had implemented in the past study to develop this year's project. which focuses on developing a discovery pipeline for the identification of novel gene signatures to predict tumor progression in cancer patients. The results collected so far have been extremely successful. and my mentor. Dr. Robin Varghese at the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine. and I are currently preparing a manuscript for review. As told by junior Kevin Sheng • WHERE WE Rt GOING World Chan~e1~ 0631 �OLIVIATULL I DECIDED TO START GOING ON MISSION TRIPS BECAUSE I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE A FUN ACTIVITY TO DO OVER THE SUMMER. MY YOUTH GROUP GOES ON ONE EVERY YEAR, AND MY FIRST TRIP WAS TO YELLOW SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA. There, I realized how much I loved serving. I have been to Richmond Virginia; Yellow Springs, West Virginia: and Concord, North Carolina. The first trip I went on was in the middle of the summer in West Virginia, and my job was to repair and stain a deck. It was so hot and muggy, and we had to wear thick clothes for safety. I remember thinking about how hard it was. and I was # illPIJllll really struggling. Even though the wo was difficult, seeing the homeowner' reaction made it all worth it. On another trip to Richmond, Virginia,: worked on many different projeell. downtown Richmond, there is a many homeless men and women in during the day. My group m and handed them out. We also that had sanitary items and out as well. We spent the d prayed with them and lea each other. An important work is not only gettin learning more about die serving. They wair share stories. I �ETHAN HARRIS comfortable while driving it. The process. while detailed and meticulous. was simple at the same time: plan. modify, test, re.,,.emodify, retest. In the end, we had performed about a dozen physical modifications to the car. ranging from increasing the tum radius. to moving the seat, to lowering the door well. This was y far the absolute best part of our project is the sole reason this never felt like a 'ect. Getting to see that adorable little light up the moment she saw her car ing to watch her drive around with g smile on her face was worth doing the project ten times over. Without a . my favorite part of the project was ,.._..°" hugs from our little girl and hearing er scream with excitement while doing donuts in our hand-crafted masterpiece. If every reaction was like this. Iwould complete a project like this 100 times hesitation. It was absolutely the plished I have ever felt. �BILLYLUlllU TAIWAN' S GOVERNMENT SPONSORS PEOPLE OF EITHER M AINLAND CHINA OR TAIWANESE ORIGIN TO TEACH ENGLISH FOR ONE MONTH. I APPLIED TO THIS COMPETITIVE PROGRAM AND WAS SELECTED. I was one of around five hundred students from around the world to teach in Taiwan. I met people from Australia, South Africa. Canada and the United Kingdom during my weeks in Taiwan. The volunteers were split into groups assigned a school. My group taught in the blistering slums of Taipei, at Fuan Elementary. As the program was mainly centered around English, naturally, we taught them a plethora of English grammatical constructs and vocabulary, while simultaneously exposing them to the nuances and differences between their cultures as well as ours. Since we were there for only three weeks, we focused on bi!Ji>icture concepts that would be a stepping stone for increased learning activity. My classroom centered on third and fourth graders, and I was paired with two other teachers. Our differences in learning style and technique definitely contributed to a cohesive lesson plan, and over the three weeks, we were able to cover around twenty vocabulary lists, weaving in examples of American culture and sentence structure and grammatical constructs within overarching themes. Since we were trying to teach the kids English, and nothing else, we weren't actually allowed to converse in Mandarin or Taiwanese at all. This led to a laundry list of misunderstandings and led to us resorting to pointing and selective lowering and raising of voices as needed. Daily routines such as asking to leave the classroom would be met with a blank stare. The kids in all their infinite wisdom provided endless sources of entertainment. One kid was fluent in English already, another kid forgot school supplies daily, and a third kid didn't know anything despite us giving hiro personalized attention. 0 are problems wi1h seeing them from a di was enlightening. One our school had the balloon fight. Chasin with a giant bucke be ingrained i certainly wa volunteering in help contributed home is boring. Sta done. Staying h by with n contributed to p thought that educ but necessary. As of the most powe current global cli knowledge of English critical. I hoped to i kids the best I could. Without control. in the we weeknights. we were free t o out and explore a beautiful country al\d culture at our fingertips. We weaved in ~out of tea shops and tourist~ From markets to beaches, there was ahwavs something new to experience. Exploring Taiwan and the stunning scenery paired with the ethnically homogeneous culture led to a fantastic month in Taiwan As told by senior Billy Luqiu DESIGN: statt COPY: e. smith,h.smith PHOTO: a. smith. h smith, g. overlelt �- ORIELSOLTYSll{ I TOOK PART IN THEAMERICAN LEGION'S ORATORICAL SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST. IT REQUIRED WRITING AN EIGHT TO l'JEN MINUTE SPEECH, MEMORIZING ff AND THEN RECITING IT IN FRONT the speech while on stage. In the district level competition. I won first place and subject concerning our constitution. progressed to the regional level. While emphasizing a citizen's duties and there were only novices competing at the obligations to government. For my district level. at the regional level the other pared oration. I chose to wri1e about contestants were all older than me, and vve as Uaited States citizens have two had already competed in this to uphold our constitutional right competition in previous years. Considering ech. ~onally, there were how t was the youngest person competing St amendment. at this level, and how the decision ndment and between first and second was very close. I did rather well. and I am happy because now I know my strengths and weaknesses and can be better prepared if I participate in the future. Taking part in this competition was challenging and required an immense amount of effort and preparation. but I know that it will greatly aid me in any future public speaking. I enjoyed researching and learning about our constitution. and I learned a lot of important information pertaining to the rights, duties and responsibilities of citizenship. As told by sophomore Oriel Soltysik �ON THE CHAMPION BLOCKS, junior Brianna Slawson. sophomore Donovan Goad and junior Christine Cobb pose for their winning picture. Competitors from across the county participated in Special Olympics at William Fleming High School. "That day was a lot of fun. There were a lot of people there, and it was very loud. I threw the softball pretty far. too. I got a ribbon for track and softball throw,' Slawson said. AWAITING THEIR PRIZES, senior Hailey Surrell and juniors Matthew Jeffries and Alex Reed stand upon the winners' blocks. Participants ran and competed in track and field events. "I did track and got a ribbon for it. I also did the softball toss, and had to stand on the podium to get a ribbon. I enjoyed it. We had lunch at Heavenly Ham, and my mom and dad came. too: Surrell said. HIM, junior Alex Reed sprints ahead of his William Byrd High School competitors. Reed took home first place in the 100-meter dash. 'I d id the 1oo.meter dash and the softball throw. We would throw the softball, and then they would roll out the measuring tape. II was fun, I got first place for the softball throw and the hundred meter dash,• he said. OFSIGtl ~ta~ GOP1' ~ 1ot1stmr ., 1 m~nhews r smith PHOTOS ' sloan h smith �ALL The game is not always about who wms. ·1 want amachine that could accurately determine the dating of anything from Biblical artifacts to an anc1eni meteorite. ScrentJsts today label almost eve1yt11mg old or fossilized mdhons or bllf!ons of )'aars old.· Joseph Graham, 9 ·1 wish there was an invention that would pick out perfect outlits. so you wouldn't have to stress about your outlil looking bad or just picking one out in general: Mikala Kanode, t t Iwish the abaity to telepllft was invented I could travel anywhere at anytime. If Iwanted food. I could 1ust teleport to any restaurant. If I wanted to see anyone. I could Just go see them on the spot· Jacob Tozier, 10 1want asilverware roller ai SENIOR DANIELLE DURRANCE LOOKS TO SEE WHERE HER BALL WENT after participating in the softball throw. Durrance also ~;w~~ participated in a wheelchair race. "I remember doing the wheelchair race. It was lots o f fun and I won a ribbon. I had all my friends there," she said. work. We spend an hour before Wl! dose rolling silve1Ware. Having amachine Iha! would roll 11 lor us would be great • Baylen Martin. t t ·1w!Sh that there was aeffect pedal Im agullar that could create arecord-0oppmg effect m apedal that could crea1e a11om· out VHS llummmg lower Quality vibrato sound Andrew Hayes. t 2 L 0 I wish there was an invention that you can be able 10 read people minds How great 111•.ould be to see 11ha1 people reativ th n\ about 1ou? Zachelle Lexima. t t WHI RI WI 'Rf l~OING Sper1a1 Ol\1111111·~ 0691 �I ARM CANDY ------------------Rings --------------- Scrunchie "I have collected jewelry since middle school. It began with the popularity of the rubber wristbands that had catchy sayings on them and the handmade friendship bracelets. Eventually, I was interested in nicer. shinier jewelry like Tiffany and Company, Pandora and David Yurman. but some of my favorites are the unique local business pieces I have. A Little Bit Hippy and Gypsy Palooza Too are my favorite places to buy jewelry. When I began to travel more. I would try my best to buy something from the city or country I was in. I have pieces from Las Vegas, Costa Rica and Mexico. and I hope to go more places soon to add to the collection. I wear jewelry to make a statement and to showcase my personality." Toni Perkins, 12 lokai - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Pura Vida ------------------~ 111/ris tBands Beaded Bracelet Souvenir Bracelet Apple 111/atch Chain W allets 23% Dad Shoes 22% Turtlenecks 21 % Acid-washed Jeans 1 7% Leather Pants 15% Overalls2% trends t hat need TO STAY AWAY 211 sactn> pol!Od fJf SIGN stall COPY r; rJaly 1 nerk111s 11 m11tl1PHOfOS d hrmkley c clayton c daly y overfell �"I started selling Supreme in September of my sophomore year because I didn't want to work at Kroger or somewhere else. I never had much of a plan. I just tried to sell items for more than I paid. The formula Ifollow is spend money, make money and repeat. I've made enough so that I don't have to get a real job. I was able to buy my car with cash. My sales goal this year is $20.180 profit. but I probably won't hit that now that I'm banned on PayPal. Itry to save most of the money I make. but I spend way too much on clothes. Supreme puts out a limited amount of stock. and people want it because they see it on high profile celebrities and because the company also collaborates with brands like Nike. Louis Vuitton and The North Face. People want to be a part of that and are willing to spend a lot of money to do so." Michael Kyle, 12 EARN THAT BREAD THAT'S SO Students embraced trends, some of which needed to be put back into the closet. "Ripped jeans are a common thing now and they add to your outfit." Zaeda Southerland, 12 "Overalls are cute and you can use them for a lot of stutt." Allison Henion, 12 "Moccasins are comfonable and super cute. plus they work with a lot of outfits." Abby Weaver, 11 "Some guys don't roll their jeans at their feet. It's a unique trend." Jalen Buster, 11 "Everyone wears flannels because they're comfonable." Elijah Hadfield, 11 "Ilike the beard. I think it makes me look older · Jacl1 Smith, 12 "We·ve brought bell bottoms back." ·scrunchies add some color to yow fi t and bring everythi ng together Mimi Clari<. 12 WHtRl WF'RI: GOINGl r~mls 071 ~ �MY BROTHER IS ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM, BECAUSE HE WAS BORN WITHOUT SOME OF HIS GENETIC MATERIAL. Nate lacks a tiny segment in the 'q' tail of his 11th chromosome. which is called an interstitial (meaning 'within') deletion. In fact. his is the first recorded case of this deletion ever. This missing genetic information has affected him in other ways, too. He has a platelet (clotting) disorder. a colaboma (keyhole iris). sensory and motor challenges and AOHO. which are all in addition to the behavioral challenges and developmental delays associated with Autism. Despite all that, Nate is active. enthusiastic. articulate, and. in many ways, a typical, annoying little brother. He reads constantly; loves everything Nintendo; knows an amazing number of sports statistics, jerseys and mascots; and can identify country flags from around the world with one glance. He can be funny and sarcastic and he plays a mean game of Trivial Pursuit. Nate attends a private school called the Blue Ridge Autism and Achievement Center. While there, he catches up on academic skills and learn techniques to help him manage his behaviors. He has small classes with other kids who are also on the Autism spectrum. It's pretty awesome to see how far he's come in just the two years he's been there. DESIGN staff COPY d bnnkley b. lretwell PHOTO: g. overlelt were little. Together, we have been through nine moves, a divorce and constant movement between different sides of the family. These changes have strengthened our relationship. However, we are still normal brothers, and no brothers go without fighting. Nate gets on my nerves. as I get on his. Occasionally, or sometimes not so occasionally, tights happen. As boys, we find the only logical way to solve a fight is through wrestling. But these small misunderstandings are always quick, and we are back to being buddies after 15 minutes. My favorite memories with Nate always involve his interesting way of phrasing things. For example, one time when my mom was reprimanding Nate. somewhere in the scuffle, my mom said. "Nate! I am at the end of my rope!" Nate promptly responded with, "Mom! I'm going to take my sword and cut your rope!" Additionally, Nate is known for his cheesy, yet charming sense of humor. For example, one of his most famous jokes begins with, "Josh, what is the national shape?" Originally caught off guard, I could not come up with an answer. Nate hastily delivered the punch line as, "IT'S THE PENTAGON. JOSH," which was followed by a cheesy grin and uncontrollable chuckling. Nate's goofy character and vocabulary not only make him unique, but they definitely make him my brother. As told by junior Josh Wainwright �HERE WE'RE GOING: Featme Josh Wa1m,.1ght 073 ~ �--Go St:.; 1n Colo, ad.o - Ga~ a.lb.lbs Cow~5 futk,Jt !}'a~ ... &eoJan~ ~ ) I) &et My h>a:le~ l1cense ~JUMP ~ {lo ~(' f' I ,, f'f' 11\to W:l .Jer l.J1"i' c ltt I ~b ~\rl ~ - Tr~\.lf.\ ~ - ~o to - IL1t..h 3)&e+ ~ VJQv\d Cl-\~\S-1"'A c.0 ,1ecie. tOVu) a+ h\e PO'\Cf\f_"TE. m eV'°" \) }"'"''d :A fl tJ• R \\ .. .. t ·; • I \ \ - vs- t LA 'rY ~If o OVJfl 0 p-\-Jate... p\ane. So ' c o.V"" \:::\'V\" e-..A \l\J ~~ eNe.Jv o sel- ~~ ~ecA \_ 1' •I t \; ,.Per C\1-~ roctcl C; • \ r) < i r °' \l-ft ( I " tr I) ( <t\ �We all have a list of things we want to do before we die. Take a look at some student lists and then make some [J_ \je R>.ns ;... \Jeni~ . 8e.A- .pdot lrCt?Ylse • v i's 1't ~; 7 o /22w.. 0 11~1'1,!U1 s 1 e. C 0. 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MCJde\ ~ -rn v () n . ..A ���Andela Acic JV Volleyball {9-10) Lexie Agee Academic Team (9-11); Green Club {10-11) Saira Ahmed Academic Team (9-10), Beta Club (12), Diversity Club (12), Green Club (9), HSTNG (9-10, 12), Knight and Day Cafe (10), Spanish Club (12), National Spanish Honor Society (10, 12), Student Helper (12) Cooper Albright Cross Country (10-12), Indoor Track {1 Q. 12), Outdoor Track (9-12), Swimming (11-12); Concert Band {9· 12), Jazz Band (1 Q.12), Marching Band (1 Q.12), Symphonic Band (9-12); French Club (11) Tyson Alderman Abby Altizer Varsity Soccer (9-12); Student Helper (10), Two Hearts Foundation (9, 11) Makaela Anders Makenzie Anders Kylie Angel JV Basketball (9-10), JV Volleyball (9-10), Varsity Volleyball {11-12); FCA (9-10), FCCU\ {11) Help Save the Next Girl (12), Prevention Club (9), Two-Hearts Foundation (9-10, 12} Laurel Ayers Pre-Med (11) Katie Ball Indoor Track {9), Outdoor Track (9); Academic Club {11-12), Beta Club {12), DECA {9-12) Vivienne Barnhart JV Basketball (9), Varsity Basketball (10. 12), JV Volleyball (9-10), Varsity Volleyball {11-12), Outdoor Track (9-10); Two Hearts Foundation (9-12) Alison Bassant Color Guard (9-11 ); Choir (9-12) Rebecca Bauer Marching Band (9-12), Symphonic & Concert Band (9-11) Arsh Baxi Lilly Bay Cross Country (9-12), Indoor Track (9-12), Outdoor Track {9-12); Beta Club (12), Key Club {11-12), National Latin Honor Society (11-12) Natalie Bingham Rachel Boch Color Guard (9-12); Beta Club {12), Choir (10-1 2), FBU\ (9), FCCU\ (11), Green Club (9-10) HSTNG (9), Spanish Club & National Spanish Honor Society (1 Q.12) Julia Booker Lacrosse (9-11); Beta Club {12), Key Club (10-12), National Spanish Honor Society (10-12) SCA (12), Two Hearts Foundation ( 1Q.12) Ashlynn Boone FBU\ {10), Key Club (11-12), Latin Club (12), Pre-Med Club {11-12), Two Hearts Foundation {11-12) Baylor Boone JV Soccer (9), Varsity Soccer {10-12); Beta (12), Key Club (12), National Spanish Honor Society {10-12) Zachary Bowling JV Basketball {9), Varsity Basketball {10. 12), Varsity Football (9-12), Outdoor Track (9) Amanda Bowman Indoor Track (9-12), Outdoor Track {9, 11-12); Symphonic Band (9-12), Concert Band (9-12), FCCU\ {12), HSTNG (12), Key Club (12), Two Hearts Foundation (9) Belle Bowman Indoor Track (9), Outdoor Track (9, 11 ); Art Club (9) Cooper Brandetsas Yearbook (10) Michael Breiner Indoor Track (10-12), JV Baseball {10-11), Lacrosse {10-12); Beta Club (12), Debate Team (10-12), National Latin Honor Society (11-12) Danielle Brinkley JV Basketball (9-10), JV Soccer (9), Varsity Soccer {1 0-12}; Beta Club (12), FCA {9-10), PreMed Club {11-12), National Spanish Honor Society (9-1 2), Spanish Club (9-12), Student Helper (11 ), Two Hearts Foundation (9-12), Yearbook {11-12) Ben Bryant Student Helper {11 -12) Vahniese Burrell Beta Club (9-12), FBU\ (9-12} Maddi Bushman DESIGN: staff COPY: a. doyle, k.manico PHOTOS: lifetouch �EVERYONE'S HERO 1 The people s choice. "WHEN I LEARNED I WAS THE KNIGHT, I WAS HONORED BUT SURPRISED, TOO. I'm a mountain biker and was out riding when my dad called and said he had something to tell me. Having had an older sibling in high school, growing up in the Cave Spring community and understanding what the honor truly meant. made me even more honored to accept the role. The only reason I can figure that I am the knight is that I'm not a typical high school senior. I stand out a little bit because I do activities that are different. I'm a competitive downhill racer, which is kind of out of the norm for high school. I'm also an avid snowboarder. I also really try to keep kindness at thefront of everything I do because my friends, teachers, coaches and role models have been so kind to me. The only thing that makes sense is to turn that around and pay that forward. My advice to anyone who might want to be the Knight one day is to always be looking for that opportunity to reach out and help others and be friendly Ultimately, I'm so happy to have been chosen. The honor is something special that will always hold a place in my heart." As told by senior Ben Bryant REFERfNCE Seruor~ AAcn Ml1u:;l1111;111 079 1 �leh 10 right David Stolt 11. WBHS; Ellen Frary. 10. WBHS; Jake Oellincr. 11; Peylon Conner. 12 NAME IN LIGHTS Wont our outogrophs 1 sweetie? AS PART OF THE BURTON CENTER FOR PERFORMINGARTS PROGRAM, junior Jake Dellinger and senior Peyton Conner held starring roles in 'The Wizard of Oz." acting as the Tin Man and Dorothy. 'Trying out for this play was hard because I was so nervous, but now plays have a special place in my heart. After acting for over two years, my favorite things have been meeting people from other schools and learning songs. My favorite part of 'Oz' was when I rusted up as the Tin Man, but I did hate having to put on the makeup," Dellinger said. "I have always been passionate about plays because I love singing, dancing and acting. That passion first sparked in sixth grade when I played Ariel in 'The Little Mermaid,' and now it continues to burn as I play Dorothy. Plays are great because they give you the ability to meet people from all over and learn more about the cratt. I hope to be able to direct shows like this one later in life,'' Peyton said. DESIGN <;ialf r;OPYa doyle PHOTOS courtesy of 1delhnger lilntuuch �Tyler Byers Outdoor Track (9J AJ Cacciatore Varsity Baseball (10-12J, JV Baseball (9-10J Seth Carswell Lauren Champ Sideline Football Cheer (11-12J, Sideline Basketball Cheer (11 -12J, Student Helper (10-12} Kira Chapman Will Chewning Cross Country (10-12), Indoor Track (1112); Beta Club (12), Pre-Med Club (12) Diontae Childress Varsity Football (11-12), Wrestling (1112), Indoor Track (12), JV Baseball (11-12) Hunter Childress Tahyaun Childress Jessica Christensen Cross Country (10-12J, JV Soccer (910), Varsity Soccer (11 -12); Beta Club (12J, FCCLA (12J, Green Club (9-10), National Spanish Honor Society (10-12J Matt Christopher Concert & Symph. Band (9, 11-12), Jazz & March. Band (9-12); Debate & French (9}, Ntl. Spanish Honor (10-12), SCA (9), Spanish (9-10), Stu. Helper (11) Mimi Clark Comp. Cheer (9, 12), Side. Cheer {9-12), Swim {11-12); Beta {12), HSTNG {12), Ntl. Spanish {10-12), Rho Kappa (11-12), Stu. Helper {11-12), Two Hearts (9-10) Mayali Clary Indoor & Outdoor Track (9-1OJ Cori Clayton JV Basketball (9-1OJ, Varsity Basketball { 11J; FBLA (9), Key Club (10J, Two Hearts ( 9-12J, Ybk (10-12J Jason Clingenpeel Indoor & Out. Track {11-12), JV Soccer (10); Concert Band (9-10), Jazz & March. {9-12), Symph. Band (11-12); Beta Club (12), Ntl. Spanish Honor {10-11) Olivia Coates Beta Club {12), French Club {11- 12), HSTNG (11-12), Key Club (11-12), National French Honor Society {12) Jasmine Colburn Matthew Colozza JV Basketball {10J, Lacrosse ( 11-12), Outdoor Track (9); Beta Club { 12), DECA ( 11-12), Key Club (12), National Spanish Honor Society { 10) Peyton Conner Choir { 11-12), Drama {9-12) Alexis Cook Cassie Counts Savannah Daining Varsity Soccer (11-12) Aria Davis French Club (11-12) Ingrid Diaz Varsity Soccer ( 10-12), JV Soccer ( 9 ); FBLA {10), FCCLA (9), Green Club {9-10J, Key C lub (9-12J, Day and Knight News {10J, Pre-Med Club (10), Spanish Club {10-11 , 12), Student Helper ( 10, 12) Ola Dinakin Varsity Soccer {1 1-12J, JV Soccer (9-10); Marching Band ( 9J; Beta Club { 12), DECA (9) Aleck Disalvo C oncert B and {9-10}; Beta Club {12), Key Club ( 12) Andrew Ditmore Varsity Football (10-12), JV Football (9 ), JV Baseball (9), Outdoor Track (10), Lacrosse (1 1-12); Beta Club { 12) FCA (9- 12), Key Club {12} Emma Dmochowski Cross Country (11 ), Varsity Soccer (11-12), JV Soccer (9-1 0); Beta (12) FCA (9-12), H STNG (11 -12), Knight and Day C afe (10), National Spanish Honor Society ( 11-12J, Student Helper ( 11 ), Two Hearts (9, 11-1 2) Cecily Doyle Varsity Volleyball (1 1-12), JV Volleyball (9-1O); Beta (12) Drama (9), FCA (9-10), HSTNG { 10J, Latin H onor Society ( 11-12), Two Hearts Foundation (9- 11J Jordan Duncan REFERENCE:Seniors I. Byers •J Duncan 0811 �IN THE KNOW It's totally fine to be a follower. "I THINK PEOPLE LAUGH AT MY TWEETS because I don't care what people think and just have fun with it. I'm usually tweeting something funny or retweeting memes that make me laugh. My favorite ones lately have been about trying to get Roanoke County to close school whenever it snows. I also like to tweet my reactions to celebrity drama. My favorite type of this twitter moment was when Rhianna started a twitter war with Teyana Taylor. which ended with Rhianna throwing her net worth in Teyana Taylor's face. I also love the Kardashians. They have a lot of money and can buy and pay for whatever they want. That's the lifestyle Iwould like to obtain. I like their cars, houses. businesses and how they can sell anything just by marketing themselves and being quotable and 'meme-able.' My favorite drama they've had was when Khloe's baby daddy cheated on her. Or when Kim exposed Taylor Swift on Twitter about the whole Kanye thing." as told by senior Cooper Brandetsas OtSIGN s1~fl r;OPY Jt rnarur,!J PHOTOS r mamcu lifelouch �Danielle Durrance Special Olympics & Champions Together (9-12) Cole Eller JV Baseball (9) Holly Ellis Will Elmore Crawford Enyart Varsity Basketball (10-12), JV Baseball (9), Lacrosse (9, 11-12); Beta Club (12) Casey Fentress Varsity Volleyball (12), JV Volleyball (10), Varsity Baseball (11), JV Basketball (9-10); FBLA (9), FCCLA (11 ), Key Club (11-12), Two Hearts (9-12) Liberty Fetzer Indoor Track (9); Beta Club ( 12), Choir (912), Drama (9-1 2), FCA (9), National Latin Honor (10-12) Emma Fields Varsity Softball (9-12); FBLA (10), HSTNG (10, 12), Key Club (12) Julia Fleshman JV Soccer (9-10); FCCLA (9-12), Key Club (12), Prevention Club (11-12) Grant Floyd Lacrosse (9-12), Wrestling {9-12); Beta Club (12), Key Club (9-12), National Latin Honor Society ( 10-12) Ashton Foster Lacrosse (9-12), Beta Club (12) Ethan Fox Lacrosse (9-12} Jack Frazier Golf (9-12), Lacrosse (9-12) Brooke Fretwell Beta Club (12), FCA (9-1 OJ, HSTNG ( 1112), Key Club (9-12), National Spanish Honor Society ( 1012), Rho Kappa (12) Two Hearts Foundation (9-12), Yearbook (12) Joshua Fretwell Cross Country (9-12), Indoor Track (9-12), JV Soccer (9), Outdoor Track (9-12}; Concert Band (9), Jazz Band (9); Beta Club (12), National Spanish Honor Society (10-12), Social Studies Honor Society (12) Ryan Fugate JV Basketball (9), JV Soccer ( 9-10); Key C lub (12), Prevention Club (9 ), National Spanish Honor Society (10-12), Student Helper(11-12) Drew Fulton Indoor Track (9- 10), JV Football (9-1 0), Outdoor Track (9-12), Varsity Football ( 11-12); C oncert Band (9-10); FCA (9-12), Key Club ( 10), Student Helper (12) Stas Funk JV Soccer (9-12), Varsity Soccer (11) Trevor Furrow Aysia Garrett Competition Cheer ( 12), Sideline Basketball Cheer ( 12), Sideline Football C heer (12) Brady Gates Golf (12), Lacrosse ( 9-10) O wen Gates Golf (11-12) Audrie Gayo JV Soccer (9-1 0); FCCLA (11} Anna Gentiluomo Beta Club (12), DECA (11 ), Key Club (9-12), National Spanish Honor Society (10-12), Two Hearts Foundation (9-11) Adam Gladfelter Golf (12), JV Baseball (9-10), Varsity Baseball (10-12), JV Football (9), Varsity Football (9); Beta Club ( 12), Key C lub (12), Rho Kappa ( 10-11) Alyssa Godfrey Beta Club ( 12), Green Club (1 2), Key Club ( 10), Pre-Med Club ( 10), Spanish Club (1 0) Nathan Goerner JV Soccer ( 10), Varsity Soccer ( 11-12) Catherine K. Gottstein Color Guard ( 10), Concert Band (9), Marching Band (9), Symphonic Band (10}; French C lub (11 ), Yearbook (12) Veronica Graves Tamara Gregoire French Club (1 2) REFERENCE:Seniors 0. Durrance -T. Gregoire 0831 �Madison Greimel Help Save the Next Girl (12) Madison Griffin C ompetition Cheer (9-12), JV Softball (9), Sideling Basketball Cheer (9-12), Sideline Football Cheer (9· 12), Swimming (10) Geneva Grochowski French Club (9) Delaney Groves JV Softball (9· 10), Lacrosse (11-12); FBLA (9), Pre-Med Club (10-11), Student H elper (10), Two Hearts Foundation (9-11) Audrey Hale Debate Team (9-12), Key Club (11-12), National Latin Honor Society (9-12) Thomas Haroules JV Football (9), Varsity Football (10-11 ), Outdoor Track (9, 11-12); Concert Band (9) Ethan Harris Varsity Soccer (9-12); Beta Club (12), DECA (11 ), FCA (9), National Latin Honor Society (11 -12), PreMed Club (11-12), SCA (12) Katherine Harris JV Soccer (9-10), Varsity Soccer (11 ); Beta Club (12), FCA (9-12), FCCLA (9, 11), Key Club (912), National Latin Honor Society (10-12), SCA (9· 12) Thorn Allan Samuel Harrison Knight and Day Cafe (12) Hunter Hartman Beta Club (12), DECA (10-11 ), FCA (910, 12), Key Club (11-12), National Spanish Honor Society (1 0-12), Student Helper (12) Heather Hatcher Cross Country (9-11 ), Ind. Track (9-11 ), Varsity Soccer (9-12), Outdoor Track (12); French Club (10), Green & Key Club (9-10), Two Hearts (9-10), Ybk (10-11) Raiyne Hayden Debate Team (12), OUT Club (10-12) Allison Henion Tennis (9-12); Academic Team (9, 10, 12), Beta ( 12); National Latin Honor Society (10-12) Odalys Hernandez Swim (10); FCCLA (9), French Club (9-1 2), Green Club (10-12), HSTNG (11-12), Key Club (1012), Pre-Med & Prevention Club (11-12), Spanish Club (1112), Student Helper (11-12), Two Hearts (11-12) Oscar Hernandez JV Soccer (10) Elizabeth Hertzberg Varsity Basketball & Volleyball (1011), JV Basketball & Volleyball (9), Indoor Track (11-12), Outdoor Track (9· 12); National Art Honor Society (12), FCA (9-1 2), Key C lub (12), National Latin Honor (10-12), SCA (1 1-12), Student Helper (12), Two Hearts Foundation (9-12) Darby Heston Jackie Heston Day & Knight News (11-12), Stu. Help. (11) Sydney Hilovsky Swim (9-12); Symphonic Band (9-12); Beta Club (1 2), HSTNG (10-12), Key Club (9-12), National Spanish Honor Society (10), Two Hearts Foundation (9-10) Grace Holderman Tennis (9-12); Concert Band (9-10); Beta (12), Debate Team (9-12), National Latin Honor (9-12) Keaton Hopkins Symphonic Band (11-12), Concert Band (11-12) Jay House JV Basketball (10), Tennis (10-11), Lacrosse (12); French Club (10) Miranda Hughes Jazz, Symphonic & Concert Band (9-12), Marching Band (10-12); FBLA (9 ), French Club (9-12), HSTNG (9-12), Student Helper (9-10) Haley Hurd Champions Together (9-12), Help Save the Next Girl (12), Special Olympics (9-12) Johnathan Taylor Hypes Tennis Team (10-11); French Club (10-11) Timothy lferika Indoor Track (9-12), Outdoor Track (9-12); National Spanish Honor Society ( 10) Waleed lftlkhar JV Soccer (9-10); Beta Club (12), French Club (11-12), Key Club (11-12), Pre-Med Club (11-12) Vova Jacobsen JV Football (9), Varsity Football (10-11), JV Soccer (9), Varsity Soccer (10-12), Outdoor Track (9) Kenley Jennings Color Guard (9-1 2) Mark Ji rout Golf (10-12) DESIGN·staff COPY:d. brinkley.t. perkins PHOTOS: courtesy of a. altizer. lilelouch �CALIFORNIA DREAMIN' Sit bock and enjoy the view. "OVER THE SUMMER, I WENT TO CALIFORNIA and visited Huntington Beach. Laguna Beach, Santa Monica. Los Angeles and Palm Springs, which was my favorite because it was in the desert and we stayed in a resort while there. Even though that area is always super hot, I'm glad I was able to experience it. While there. I was able to go ATVing in the desert. Two other favorite areas of mine were Huntington Beach. where I loved walking the boardwalk and watching the surfers in the water. and Rodeo Drive, where there are a bunch of very nice malls and stores. My least favorite area was Los Angeles, where we landed after a very long flight. The city is very industrialized. California's landscape is crazy, due to how it can rapidly can change from flat to mountainous land. Taking in the vibes from the different cities allowed me to gain different perspectives on how people live. I wish I could live there because everyone has a really happy attitude and were living easy. As told by senior Abby Altizer l~I Plnlel REFERENCE SP.ntOI s M M,liltllll 0851 �Michael Jirout Xander Keriazakos Cross Country (11-12), Indoor Track (11-12), Outdoor Track (10-12); Choir (9-12) Abhinav Khanal Key Club (12} Brian Klng Varsity Basketball (9-10), JV Soccer (9), Varsity Soccer (10-12); Beta Club (12), Social Studies Honor Society (12), National Spanish Honor Society (10) Jacob Knight Varsity Baseball (9), Varsity Football (9-1 2) Matthew Knight JV Football (9), Varsity Football (10-11) Michael Kyle Indoor Track (9-10), Outdoor Track (9-10); Beta Club (12), DECA (9-12), FBLA (9-12) Jeremy Lachowicz Cross Country (9-10), JV Soccer (9), Varsity Soccer (10-12) Claire Lawson Swim (9-12); Marching Band (9-12), Symphonic Band (11-12); French Club (9-12), National French Honor Society (12), Latin Club (9-10) Kyoko Leaman Academic Team (9-11 ), Beta Club (12), DECA (9, 11}, Latin Club (9-11}, National Latin Honor Society (10-12), Social Studies Honors Society (11-12) Sara Lee Lacrosse (9-10); FCA (9-10), Key Club (9), PreMed Club (9-12) Connor Lewis Varsity Baseball (10-12), JV Baseball (9-10); Beta Club (12), National Spanish Honor Society (11) Steven Liu Klrkland Loughlin JV & Varsity Football (10) Taylor Loving Varsity Softball (9-12), HSTNG (12), Key Club (12), Pre-Med Club (12), Two Hearts Foundation (11) Billy Luqiu Academic Team (9-12), Debate Team (10-12) Ronny Maga Samson M ahgerefteh Indoor Track (9), Outdoor Track (9) Quinton Mallory JV Football (9), Outdoor Track (9); FBLA (1 0} Joshua M annon Golf (11-12); FBLA (11), FCCLA (9-10) Zach Martin Lacrosse (9-12), Student Helper (9-1 O) Shaun Matthews Day and Knight News (11), Yearbook (12) Emma Kathleen Maxwell Marching Band (11 -12), Jazz Band (9-12), Symphonic Band (9-12), Beta Club (12), French Club (10-12) Dasia Mayo Cross Country (10-11), Varsity Basketball (11), JV Basketball (9-10), Indoor Track (9-12), Outdoor Track (912); Concert band (9-12); HSTNG (12), Key Club (12) Jayden McCubbin Wrestling (9-12), Lacrosse (12) Dayle McGraw Color Guard (12), Archery Club (10, 12), Art Club (10), Debate Team (12), Drama (9-12), HSTNG (12), Key Club (12), OUT Club (12), Two Hearts Foundation {12) Emoni DJ Mcilwraith Jenna McKeown Indoor & Outdoor Track (9-12), FBLA {11 }, Day &Knight News (12), Student Helper (11) Lindsay Merritt HSTNG {10-12), Key Club {11-12), Dance Team {10-11) Claire Micklem FCCLA {12) DESIGN: staff COPY· j. booker. c. daly PHOTOS: j. booker, lifetouch �ALWAYS AWILDCAT Get' cha head in the game "THE FIRST TIME I WATCHED 'HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL' WAS IN THE SECOND GRADE. I loved all the movies throughout elementary school. I loved all the characters. especially Troy Bolton, played by Zach Efron. I also loved all the musical numbers. like 'What Time is It,' 'Breaking Free,' 'Bop to the Top' and "All For One.' The first movie was definitely my favorite, but all of the other movies in the series are classics. My favorite parts of the first movie were definitely the 'We're All in This Together' performance and anytime Troy was on the screen. I had a ton of 'High School Musical' merchandise. like blankets, sheets. pillow cases. pajamas. shirts. stuffed animals and even Croes. Pretty much anything with the words 'High School Musical' on it. I had. Unfortunately, my mom has tossed some of my collection. but I still have the special pieces. • as told by senior Emma Dmochowski Rf FERENC!- :SPllltH ~ 1110111 M11'1\ t 087 �SAY GOODBYE She 's going to change some lives. ''l'VE ALWAYS KNOWN I WANTED TO ATIEND MEDICAL SCHOOL and become a doctor. When I made the initial decision to graduate early, I thought skipping one year would help offset all those years of education later. I want to go into pediatrics and was inspired to do so because of childhood experiences. When I was nine years old. I was playing a game of soccer. One minute I was running, and the next minute I was not. Pain rushed up and down my leg. I was not able to walk. My family and I went from doctor to doctor. from state to state. looking for an answer that never came. For five years I was handicapped, confined to both crutches and a wheelchair. No one could tell me what was wrong; some said my pain was fake, some said it was caused by a severe injury. Many treatments, procedures and medicines were ineffective. I slipped into a depression. Finally, however. aher five years spent traveling to several different states, a doctor in Pennsylvania found a solution to the problem. The treatment to my never-ending pain was a gruesome, intense physical and occupational therapy program for eight hours every day. Nevertheless. this somewhat traumatic and intensely painful therapy helped me to gain my ability to walk again. From this long, extensive journey, I learned there is no amount of pain that could keep me from achieving my goals. When all of those physicians told me that I was imagining my pain, I was hurt and shocked. but the experience inspired me never to give up on anything." As told by senior Saira Ahmed DESIGN 5tafl COPY c Clayton PHO fOS r. clayton liletouch �Savannah M arie Mi halo French Club {11 ), Green Club {9), HSTNG {12), Day and Knight News{9) Nicholas Mills Varsity Basketball (11-12), JV Basketball (910); Student Helper {11} Kelli Morris Benny Mortellaro Varsity Soccer (11-12), JV Soccer (9-10) Hannah Muncy Varsity Softball (10-12), JV Softball (9); Beta (12), FCCLA (9-10), HSTNG (10-11), Key Club {11}, National Spanish Honor Society (12), Student Helper {11) Matthew Murphy Andrew Neighbors JV Baseball (9-10), Varsity Baseball (11-12) Nathan Nesbit Morgan Newbold DECA {11-12), FCCLA (10) Michael Nichols FBLA (9, 11) Jonathan Numeiry John T. Parker Ill JV Football (9-10), Varsity Football {1112); Student Helper (9-10) Om Patel Tennis (9-12}; Pre-Med Club (11-12), Spanish Club (9-12) Toni Perkins Varsity Soccer {9-12), Indoor Track (9-1 O); Beta Club {12), Green Club {9-10), Key Club {9-12), Prevention Club {9-10), Two Hearts Foundation (9), Yearbook (12) Nicolas Plybon JV Soccer (9-10), Varsity Soccer {11-12); Beta Club {12), National Spanish Honor Society (11 }, Prevention Club {9) , Social Studies Honor Society {11) Cameron Poindexter JV Football (10), Varsity Football {1011) Avery Poulsen JV Softball (9-10) JV Volleyball (9-10), Varsity Volleyball (11-12); Pre-Med Club (9-10), Two Hearts Foundation (9-11) Spencer Pratt JV Basketball (9), Lacrosse (10-1 2) Lauren Price Cross Country (9) Caleb Pritchard Varsity Baseball (9-10) Dawoud Qasem Art Club (11) Kayla Quinlan Competition Cheer{10-12), Sideline Basketball Cheer {10-12), Sideline Football Cheer {10-12); Key Club {12), Student Helper ( 12) Al ix Rainsbury Lacrosse (9-11); Beta Club {12), Day and Knight News (9-11 ), Debate Team (9-10), Key Club (9-11 ), Pre-Med Club {10-12), Student Helper (12) Thomas Rainsbury Academic Team (9-10) Michae l W ayne Randolph National Spanish Honor {11-12) Lily Ray Help Save the Next Girl {11-12), National Spanish Honor Society (11 ), Pre-Med Club (11, 12), Student Helper (11 ), Yearbook (10) Alexander Reed Special Olympics (9-12) Andrew Richardson JV Football (9, 10), Varsity Football (10, 12), Lacrosse (11 , 12), Outdoor Track (9); FBLA {11, 12), FCA (12), FCCLA {11}, Key Club {12) Nava Rickey Concert Band {9-12}; FCCLA (9), French Club {10} Jaquan Rivers REFERENCE:Seniors S. Mihalo -J. Rivers 0891 �Hunter Rogers JV Foot. (9, 10), Var. Foot. (10), Track (9) Jeremiah Rosarion JV B asketball (9, 10), Varsity Basketball ( 11, 12), Indoor Track (9), Outdoor Track (9-12); FCCLA (912), Student Helper ( 11, 12), Ultimate Frisbee Club (9) Abigail Rutigliano Ind. Track (10), JV Soccer (9), Var. Soccer (1 0-12); Stu. Help. (10-12), Two Hearts (9) Tayler Schindler JV Soc.(9), Var. Soc. (10-12), Indoor Track (9); Beta (12), FBLA (9), FCA (9, 12), Green Club (9), Key Club (9-12), Pre-Med C lub (10-12), National Spanish Honor ( 11, 12), SCA ( 12), Two Hearts (9, 10, 12) Travis Schuck Ind. & Out. Track (9, 10); Academic (11, 12), Beta (12), DECA (9-12) National Spanish Honor(10-1 2), Pre-Med ( 11), Spanish Club (10-12), Rho Kappa (11, 12) Ameen Serdah DECA ( 12), FCCLA (10) Joseph Sesler Marc Sharrer Varsity Soccer (9-12); Beta Club (12), Key Club ( 12), National Spanish Honor Society (10-12) Tyler Shaywitz Concert Band (9), Jazz Band (9-12); National Spanish Honor Society (10-12) Kiley Sheldon Kasey Skaff JV Soccer (9}, Swim (9 ); DECA (9-12), Key Club (9- 12) Blake Smith Varsity Softball (9-10), JV Volleyball (9), Varsity Volleyball ( 10); Beta Club ( 12), Green Club (11 -12), National Spanish H onor Society (1 0-12), Student H elper (1112), Two Hearts Foundation (9-12) Dylan Smith Beta Club (12), National Spanish Honor Society (10-1 2) Erin Smith DECA (11-10), Yearbook (1 0- 12) Hampton Smith Concert Band (9-10), Marching Band (912), Symphonic Band (1 1-12) Hannah Smith Varsity Volleyball (9-12); DECA (11-12), FCA (9), H STNG (10- 12), Key Club ( 9-12), Two Hearts Foundation (9-1 2), Yearbook ( 9- 12) Jackson Smith Indoor Track (9-1 2), Outdoor Track ( 9-12) Selma Sosic JV Soccer (9-10), Varsity Soccer (11-12); Beta Club (12), FBLA (9), Green Club (9-12), HSTNG (10-12), Key Club (9-10), Pre-Med Club (1 1-12), Spanish Club (912), National Spanish Honor Society ( 10-12), Two Hearts Foundation (9-12) Canzaeda Southerland Beta C lub ( 12), FCCLA (9), French Club (9-11), HSTNG (9), Two Hearts ( 10) Brandon Spradlin Jessica Sprinkel Day and Knight News ( 12); French (9-12) Taylor Squires JV Volleyball (9-1 0), Green (12), Key Club (10), Day and Knight News (1 1-12), Two Hearts (9-10) Sara Stewart Competition Cheer (9-10), Sideline Basketball Cheer (9-10), Sideline Football Cheer (9-1O}, Indoor Track (9-10, 12), Outdoor Track (9-12), Art Club (12), Two Hearts (9-10) Morgan Stokes Drama Club (9); H STNG ( 12), Key Club (9-12), Student Helper(10), Two Hearts Foundation (9- 12), Yearbook (10-11) Hailey S urrell Champions Together, Special Olympics (912) Ryan Svec Ethan Sweeney Alex Tayloe Concert Band (9), Jazz Band (9-12), Symphonic Band (9) Kaitlyn Taylor M atthew Taylor JV Soccer (9), Varsity Soccer (10-1 2); Beta Club (12), Key Club (12) DESIGN· staff COPY·a. doyle k. manico PHOTOS: courtesyof m. taylor, liletouch �NOT AGAIN Stop hurting yoursel( would yo~ "I WAS GOING FOR A HEADER DURING THE FIRST FIVE MINUTES OF the district semi-final against Patrick Henry (PH). Number nine on the PH side decided to kick the ball. I remember getting hit hard in the head. I bent over and held the spot but had no idea I had a huge cut in my head until I brought my hand down and saw it was covered in blood. My first thought was just a sarcastic, "great." Someone gave me a penny, which I used to apply pressure. One of the PH coaches ran over and walked me outside the stadium. where he put two band-aids on the cut and finished with some gauze. My dad rushed me to the hospital. where I had to get stitches. The worst part was when they numbed the area. The doctor stuck the needle with the numbing stuff into the cut multiple times. Then. I closed my eyes got 21 stitches put into my forehead. On Halloween day, my family finally decided to carve our pumpkins. My dad made a joke to not cut myself. sarcastically. Oh. the irony. My left hand was holding the pumpkin while my right hand operated the knife. I stupidly cut toward my left hand. The pumpkin resisted. so I pushed harder. The knife sliced through eight inches of pumpkin right into the crevice of my hand between my thumb and index finger. My dad and I took a drive to the hospital for the second time in six months. Again. the numbing was the worst part. In total, I got three stitches. It hurt to move my hand at all for the first few days, which makes you realize just how much you use it Luckily, I still have full use of my thumb because I cut no nerves or muscles. just skin. Now I have stories to tell wherever I go. ·· As told by senior Matthew faylor REFERENCE Se111or~ Ii Roqe1~ ~ M Tavtm �McKinzy Toliver Day and Knight News (12), French Club (9-12} Jessica Trible Beta Club (12), FCCLA (9-11 ), Key Club (12), Pre-Med Club (11) Olivia Tull Swim (9), JV Soccer (9-10}; DECA (11-12), FCA (9-12), FCCLA (9), Help Save the Next Girl ( 11-12), Key Club (11-12), Pre-Med Club (11-12), Two Hearts Foundation (9, 11-12), Yearbook (12) Hannah Underwood JV Softball (9-10) Bernard Vrljic Aiedan Walker Drama (10-11), FCCLA (10) OUT Club (10-12) Brandon West Swim (9-12) Elizer Westerband JV Soccer (9-10) Grace W etzel Indoor Track (9-12), Outdoor Track (9-12), Golf (11 ), Day and Knight News (12), Two Hearts Foundation (9-12) Annalise W heeler JV Volleyball (9-10), French Club (11), Pre-Med Club (11 ), Two Hearts Foundation (9- 12) Christopher Whelan M ason White Wrestling (9) Tyler W hite Tori W hite Cross Country {10-12), Varsity Basketball (11), JV Basketball (9-10), Indoor Track (11-12), Outdoor Track (9-1 2), Prevention Club (9-11), Social Studies Honor Society (11-12), National Spanish Honor Society (10-12), Student Helper (11-1 2) Gavin W ilkerson Marching Band (9-12), Concert Band (912}, French Club (9-12), Key C lub (10-12), Spanish Club (9-10, 12), National Spanish Honor Society (10-12) Clay W illiams Symphonic Band (9-12), Beta Club (12), Green Club (9-10) Grant Wilson Varsity Football (12), Varsity Baseball (9-12), DECA (12) Lauren W ilson French Club (9), Student Helper(10) Elexia Wynn Swimming (10-12), Outdoor Track (10), National Spanish Honor Society {10) DESIGN: staff COPY: k. gottstein PHOTOS: k. gottstein,lifetouch �---=-- - · ~-----~~~~~~- _L ~ -.. . .. . I IL/L ' · ~' · - -· ~.... UNFORGETIABLE You know w ho I om. "MOST PEOPLE THINK l'M EITHER SASSY OR INTIMIDATING, WHICH MAKES ME SAD because because I try not to be either one of those things. I'm super over the top, clearly. I'm known mostly for my acting and performing and my big mouth. The mouth gets me in trouble all the time. because I usually just say what comes to my mind without really thinking about it. I like theater. surprise. because it gives me a place to escape everything for a little bit. It also allows me to help other people escape find an escape, too, because times aren't that great right now. I feel good knowing I can help them with something that I love." As told by senior Hunter Murphy REFERENCt Senior, MToll1ve1 W1111 0931 �Andela Acic: ··smooth seas never madeaskilled sailor.'' Ola Oinakin: "I'm young, I'm handsome, I'm last, I'm pretty, andcan't possibly be beat." - l.luhammad Ali LexieAgel?: "Being gay isn't achoice. !rs agame and I'm winning." - Captain Holl Brooklyn 99 Ateck OiSaJvo: "l'likipedia is lhe best lhing ever. Anyone in the worldcanwrill! anything they wanl about any sub1ect, so you know you are getting the best possibleinformation." - Michael ScotL TheOffice Saira Ahmed: "If all you haVli is God, then you have all you need." Emma Dmochowski: "We've got nothing tolose andaworld losee." - Unknown Cooper Albright •BJn!l'llatta-8eel Bin!l'llatta-llool My high school years were rooty-tooHoot!" Makenzie Anders: "I have adefinite opinion onthis: I don't care." - Hyde, That 70s Show Cecily Doyle: "It's the oldest story in the wortd. One day you're sevenleen andplanning for someday. And then quietly, and without youm r really noticing,someday is today. And then someday is yesterday, and this is your life." - Nathan Scott, One Tree Hill Makaela Andeis: "Happiness is the best makeup." Drew Banymore ColeEller. "Seventeen. You don't think that much about life: youjusl liveIL" - Luke Combs Kylie Angel:•Just another Verlmn Wireless survivor.· laurel Ayers: "Occasionally 111hit somebody with my car. Sosue me." - Michael Scott. The Office Crawford Enyart "The ceiling i.sthe roof.'' - Michael Jordan Casey Fentress: "You're off togreat places. Today is your day. Your mountain is waiting, so get on your way.'' - Dr. Seuss Katie Ball: "I'm glad they didn't reconstruct this place. It took me along timeto vandalize all the things I did." Liberty Fetzer: "I am otten seized by the fatal American need to have a pretty good time." Unknown AllisonBassant "Peoplesay nothing is impossible, but I donothing mry day." l'finniethe I'll oh EmmaFields: ''I'll uy at the endof theday. I/at withfresh makeup.'' -Kim Kardashian lilly Bay: "Are my shoulders distracting you?" Leah Fleshman: "An apple aday keeps thedoctor away. Bui if the doctors cute, forget therruil" - Unknown V'oienne Barnhart I think we've outgrown full-time educaUon, time to test out talents inthe real word, d'youreckon?" - Fred Yleasley, Harry Putter Grant Floyd: "FutureMost lnlerestingMan in lhe World." Rebecca Bauer. "!rs the one thingyou can'I replaa:." -John Mulaney EthanFox: "Give aman afish andyoufeed him for aday: leach aman to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."· Unknown flatalie Bingham: "IAy mission In life is not merely to surviv!, but to thrive." - Maya Angelou Jack Fraizer. "If idiots couldfly this place would he an airport.'' - Logan Paul Racltel Boch: "Slay true to yoursett. Never follow someone else's path unless you're in Um woods and you're lost and you see a path. By all means. you should follow thal" · Bien Oe6eneres Julia Booker. "That moment When you thought high school was easy.peasy lemo11-Squeezy, but it's actually arffiC1Jlt cfrfficult lemon difficult.· Ashlynn Boone: "Ho education without sleep deprivation" Brooke Fretwell: "I can't. I have dance." JoshuaFrefweU: "I felt like high scllool for me was fikeabig whirlpool of me trying tofigureout what was okay for me to do.'' · Donald Glover Ryan Fugate: "Everyone, I have aconfession tomake: I likepineapple on my piua." Drew Fulton: "True compassion means nol only feeling anolher's pain. but also being moved to help relieve II." - Daniel Gotemen Baylor Boone: "WISdom in yuur teens would be a lot less fun." - Luke Bryan AysiaGarrett "Yes, we're still logether.'' BeUe Bowman: "Just keep sl'limming." -Dory, Findinglimo Cooper Brandetsas: "'If Britney made It through 2007, then you can make it through high school.· Brady Gates: "Spare asquare 2.• IAicbael Breiner. ·'Goodbye everyone, l'O remember youaO intherapy." Plankton, SpongeBob Squarepants AudrieGayo: "I wanna be ayoyo man, 'he cried. 'Make maa yoyoman!' But theyoyomaster didnot answer. He just kept on yo-log." - YoY1) Master Danielle Brinkley: "Oh. I willl I could, but I don't want to." - Phoebe Buffay. friends Anna Gentiluomo: "I just drink coffee and pretendlik.eI know what I'm doing:· Aidan Brown: "If idiots could lly, I would be asubmarine." AlyssaGodfrey: "Well. I am not usually one for speeches. So, goodbye." - Ron Swanson, Parks ~nd Recreation BenBryant: "White boys, make some noise." - Carl Monroe, RV llathanGoerner: "Full sendfor the boys, eh?" Vahniese Burrell: •1 solemnlySVJear that I amup to no good." Harry Potter. Harry Potter Catherine K. Gottnein: "Remember that true beauty comes from within bottles. compacts. and ITpstick tubes." -Jeffree Star Maddi Bushman: "Mom. can you caD meoul?" Madison Griffin: "I.tom, call me out. I wanna leave.'' AJ Caa:iatnre: "Was released fromafour-year sentence." Seth CarsweD: "Iam 100% certain that I am0%sure of what I amgoingtn do." -Chris Traeger. Parks andRecreation Lauren Champ: "Oooy ·m you die." David Champ Yra1 Chevming: "The best time loplant atree was 20 years ago. The mood-best lime is now." -Chinese Provesb Oiontae Childress: "llo soda." Jessica Christensen: "At the endof the day you're another day older." - Les Miserables Madison Greimel: "Camera take the day off, I added 10 pounds to myself.'' - Gene Belcher, Bob's Burgers Tamara Gregoire "l. Have faithinunicorns. 2. ll's okay to be crazy just don't maim anyone." Geneva Grochowski: "I would like to thank youOuizlel, RedbiJll, and Microsoft copy and paste for making lhis possible." Delaney Groves: "Should I put something about Bojangles?" Audrey Hale: "Yikes." Ancient proveib Ethan Harris: "I knew exactly what todo.Bul inamuch more real sense. I had no idea what todo.'' - Michael Scott. The Office Matt Cllmtopher. "My l.n. Is one ot the hlghm, and you all know IU Please don't feel so stupid or insecure; it's not your laull • · Donald Trump katherlne Harris: "What, ho!" - Romeo and Jullet. Acl 1 Scene I, line 85 Mayali Clary: 'life is not important except !Gr the impact ii has on olhers." -Ron Clary Hunter Hartman: "Guard well withinyourself thal treasure, kindness. Know how to give without hesitation, how to lose without regrei, how to acquire withoul meanness," • Ge1lrge Sand Cori Clayton: "I hope lo walk across the stage lnn ead of crutch." f.1im1 Clzrk: "Laurel also hit me with her car." Jason Clingenpeel: "I believe in Chrisliaruly a.s I believeihal lhe Sunhas risen not only becauseI see il but because by ii I see everything else." c.s. Levris Oli'k Coattt ''I have no idea what I'mdoing, bul I know I'm dofna it reallv, really well." - Andy Dwyer, Parks andRecreation Jasmine Colburn: "II always seems impossible until it's done." -llellon Mandela Mitth<Y/ Colaw: "I le.el like I'm too bu~; writing hl~tory to read it." -Kanye \'lest Ale.Ii; Coolt: "Deep intn thal darkn~s peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing, doubling, dreaming dreams no mortals ever dared lD dream before." Edgar Allan Poo Peyton Cllnner. ·Peyton, your senior quote needs to be inS11iring 811d meaningful, not about avocados." · Tonya Conner Savannah Oaining: 'life oets hard. Gel om it." A11a Oam·' Oh mv god what the heel<. I'mhungry." -Vme lnqrid mar ·110, rm not Mexican.' MU!w Ditmore: 'I with there wu ~ Wrf to knOYI you're In the good otd d3ys before you've actually left them." - Andy Bernard. ftie OlfiCI' DESIGN· staff COPY complied hyJ. honker Thomas Haroules: "I 1•rishf couldsay something classy and inspirational, but that just wouldn't be our style. Pain heals. Chicks digscars. Glory lasts forever." -Shane Falco. The Replacements Heather Hatcher: "Use sarcasm: It's like punching people In the lace will\ words." - Unknown RaiyneHayden: "Meafter graduatinghighschool: 'I understand nothing." - Michael Scol1, TheOllicc Andrew J. Hayes: "Hope for the best, prepare for lheworsL" - Unknown hillson Henion "For all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: 'II might not have been."· John Greenleaf Whittier OdaJys Hernandez: "I was born, and still am, 1'he better Hernandez." Oscar Hernandez: "She was dropped a~ a baby." Jackie Heston: "Dreams don'I always have ln exist l'lhile thesu11is dol'ln andyour eyes areshut." - Alex Gaskarth l.lirandaHughes: ''RLRR UllL" Sydney Hilovsky: "If tomorrow fsn'l lhe duedale. today isn't thedo date." - Unknown Grace Holderman: "I wish I were alittlemouse with asardine can for abed.'' -CarolineRose Keaton Hopkins: "Innothing domr.n more neaMy approachGodas in 1loinggood lo men:· Cicero �FAMOUS LAST WORDS Ali• Rainsbury: "Ooyoohave to be in agood mood?" -Branch, Trolls Mi~hael l'/ayne Randolph: "People really be EXISTlllG in REALITY." - Michael l'layne Randolf Lily Ray: "Big OOF." Andrew Richardson: "Just 'cause you put syrup onsomelhin' don't make it pancakes." - Shawn Spencer, Psych Jonathan Taylor Hypes: "It belike it is cause ii do." - Unknown Hunter Rogers: "Certainpeople in lifeara just going to lake what is given to them, and certain people in lffe know they won't better and they're going to go findbetter." - Danny Brown Haley Hlll'd: "For I know the plans I have ror you.' d2dares the lord. Plans to prosper youand not lo harm you. plans to give youhope anda future." -Jeremiah 29:11 Holly Roberts "Quotation is a serviceable substitute for Wil• · Somerset Maugham Timothy lfen'J\a: "\'/hat, what, what?" - Playlllli Carti Jl!lllmiahRosarion: "I ciean up real nice, t don't got a maid." - Gunna Waleed lflikhar. "Always make good ohoices, no malfer what the matter is.• Sydney Rubin "I'm the one Laurel hit with her car." Vova Jaco~n: "\'/hat I will remember most about high school are the memories I created 1•rilh my friends." - JJ Walt Ta_yler Schindler: "Yes, I've seen the movie. No. I'm not related." Kenley Jennings: "Vie candoanythingif we do it with our heart." - Unknown Travis Schuck: "You know, I've realized I'm probably just perfect and it's everybody around me that's got Issues."· Scott Dlsick Mark Jiruot: "Meet me at Madden:· Ganiaeda Southerland: "The best andw11rst three yea~ of my lffe." Xander Keriazakos: "So this is where we write our quotes, right? Okay, awesome, I Just needsome time to think. Hmm, I don't know what to write? Wait, areyou recording this?" Ameen Serdah: "Always remember Super Bowl LI; 28-3." Maic Sharrer: "I am not afan of books. I wouldnever want abook's autograph." - Kanye West Abhinav Khanal: "I don't know. I have to think of my college clloices and then find a quote for a high school yearbook." Tyler Shaywilz: "Goodbye everyone, I'll remember you all in tl!erapy.'' -Sheldon J. Plankton, Spongebob Brian King: "CaveSpring High Scllool: \'/here the number or ceiling tiles inaroomdetermines how strong the smell of moldwill be." Kiley Sheldon: "You guys, I'm like really smart now. You don't even know." - Kelly Kapoor, The Office Jacob Knight "Real G's move insilence, fike lasagna." -Lil Wayne Matthew Knight: "lifeis going tosuck, so find U1e goodwhile you can.'' Michael Kyle: "Some peoplegraduate, but be still stupid." - Kanye \'lest Clalra Lawson: "Beware, lor I am fearless and therefore powerful.• - Mary Shelley Kasey Skaff: "Monica: Do youhave aplan? Phoebe: I don't even have apla." - Monica, Friends Blake Sm~h: "Andifs our timenow if you want it to be. Maul the wortdlike acarnival bear set free." -Fall Out Boy Ello Smith: "The number of days Mrs. Shawn has destroyed my confidence outweighs the number of days I've been In this school." Dayle McGraw: "I'm apsycllic, andI predict that I will never use anything I learned here ever again." Hampton Smith: "People don'! think the universe be like it is, but it do." - Unknown Emoni OJ Mci~·iraith: "\'le madeit! Thank you, teacllers, for never giving up onme. I can't believe how quickly time passes." Hannah Smith: "If idiots could lly, this school would be an ail]lort.• Jenna l.lcKeown: "StiU haven't learned anything useful." Riley Snowden: ''Buddy the Elf. \\'hat's your fovoritecolor?" - Buddy the Elf, Elf JosephMcPeake: "I can drift literally anythingwith wheels on il" Selma Sosic: "Pamet Uglavu." Trey Meehan: "Mt name Is Trey, and I have a basketball game tomorrow." Brandon Spradlu1"The beginning of purpose is found in Cll!ating StJmething that only you understand." - Tyler Joseph Lindsay Merritt: "For every other situation, it's about lhe journey. llow, it's about the destination." - Unknown Jessica Sprinkel "High school was like an oatmeal raisin cookie- full of disappoinbnenl" Claire Millklem: "llot all who wander are losl" - Unknown Sara Stewart: "Wish me luck.'' Savannah Mane Mihalo: "Yesterday is history, tomorrow is amystery, bu! today is agilt. That is why it Is called the 'presenl'" -I.taster Cogway, Kung Fu Panda Margan Stokes: "II th era's 3will there's a way, if there's aQufzlet there's an A." llick Mills: "full send." Kelli Morris: "And yet fl moves.''· Galileo Gamel Ryan Svec "Ask for forgiveness not permis~ion." Alex Tayloe: "Pursue what you enjoy!" KaiUyn Taylor "I procrastinated finding aquote like I procrastinatedeverythingelse in high school." Benny Mortellaro: "Just woke up fromamue nap, little late. But you guys silly, I'm still gonna send il" - LallY Enticer ttannah Munoy: "They don't know that we know lhey know we know." · Phoebe Bulfay. Friends Hunter Murphy: "Miss Vanjie, Miss Vaaanjiee, Miiissss VAAAllJIEEE!!" - Vanessa Vanjie Mateo Andrew lleighbors: "Red Bull gal me through high school." tlalhanllesbit "Common sense is like deodorant, those who need il the most never use il" - Unknown Margan Newbold; "\\'hen areyou getting yuur braces off?" Michael tllchols: "I am becomedeath, destroyer of worlds." · J. Raber\ Oppenheimer Matthew Taylor: "I hate when I'm on a Oight and I wake up with a water bottle next to me. Like, oh graat, now I gallll be responsible for lhfs water bottle."· Kayne West McKiozy Toliver: "The person who you're wilhmost in life is yourself and If you don't like yau1seli you'ra always with somebody you don't like." Mark lewis Jessie Trible: "You'rethe girt that gets thegreen tea every day." Starbucl(s Empliyee Olivia Tull: "I knew exacUy what to do. But ina much more real sense. I had no idea what to do." - Michael G. Scott, Tl!e Office HannahUnderwood: "Actually graduated. 'What along strange trip it's been."' -Grateful Dead Bernard Vrtjic: "I'mmcastic too much.'' Jonathan llumeiry: "I'm finally done serving my 13-year sentence." Aledan Walker. •ee1:11me your own aesthetic." John T. Parker Ill: "Never say never because limits, like fears, are ollen just anillusion." -Michael Jordan Thomas \'/alters "Is that 3rock? The pioneers used to ridetiles~ babies for miles." -SpangeBob. SpongeBab S~uaiepanls Tucker Patout: "Opportunities multiply as they are seized.'' -SunTiu Brandon \'lest: "Hey,you got your QUC code?" - Carol Lyn Eichleman \'lebsler Austin Patterson: "Cheaters never win, but I just yraduated." Elizer l'lesterband: "LeBronis the G.O.A.T.'' Toni Perkins: "looking good. feeling Thorgeous!" · Thorgy Thor IlicPlybun: '1hey laughed at Louis Armstrong when he said hewas gonna go to lhe moon. /law he's upthere laughing at them." -Will Ferrell, Blades of Glory Cameron Poindexter. "Being 1/ 5 or the black kids here. rny lime was aight." Avery Poulsen: "Goodbye, seniors. Goodbye. class. Goodbye,high school." - Zach, Suite Lifeon Deck Spencer Pratt: "Youcan never be let down if you never get your hopes up.'' - Unknown Caleb Pritchard: "Get money." - Biggie Smalls Lauren P1ice:"lt's been magical, but I'mdone." Kayla Quinlan: "Thanks, Mrs. Beggarly." Grace l'letzel: "Get oil your 3th, lel's do some math." - Dewey Finn, School of Rock Annalise Whl?fler: "You neerl to believe inyourself andwhat you do. Be lenacious and genuine." • ChrisOan Loubootin Mason White: "Every day ls agood day because somewhera, someooe out lltere is having a way wom day than ytiu. Cheer iJ!I!' Tori While: "It's 'Cross Country,' not 'TraclL·' GavinWilkerson: "Krogers of the \'lorld, Unite." Clay l'filliams: "I spent more lima figurinn out m~ senior quoteU1anstudying ior my Physics test.' Preston Wiest; "You havo enomies. Good. that means you\•e stocuJ uptor somethingsomelimo myour life.'' Lauren Wilson: "I spent 113,880 hours of my life for 3 paper and ahandshJke." Elexia ll'ynn: "Can I be ~cused Ju' the rest of my life." �JUNIORS Abdullah Abdulkhaleq David Adams Christian Adkins Jadan Akerson Erin Akins Andrew Allder Cody Allen Kaitlyn Alli Huda Almusawi Lucas Alouf Will Altizer Amber Arthur Jennifer Asbury Carson Askew Makayla Aviles Ryleigh Balzer Nathan Banning Phillip Becher Lance Beheler Logan Belcher Campbell Best Zach Bishop Alex Blanton Cayce Boone Alexis Boush Olivia Bowling Brianna Bradley Damien Brads Grady Brydges Nicole Bulla Laine Burchinal Jalen Buster Matthew Cagle Grayson Campbell Michael Cannon All ison Carter Kenzie Casella Ryan Cass Bailey Cassell Michael Cavicchia Kenneth Chapman Trey Childress OFSIGN st:if' COPY r/ rlaly s yotJellan PHOTOS c daly s gobellan lilelouch �·1bought a 100-dollar 2K video game last year. Although my parents said Iwas crazy. I still really wanted to purchase it. Even though Ispent alot ol money on it. I barely play the game now: "When I was in sixth grade. I bought acase al green Flarp at Walmart because my friend had it My mom thought it was unreasonable for me to buy, but since I used my allowance she was okay with my purchase. I only had it lor two weeks before it got ruined." ·1 bought a 15-dollar pair ol clear converse at Plato's Clo.set. I love them because I can wear any color or pattern ol socks and it changes them completely. II my Converse get dirty, all I have to do is pull out Windex and clean them. My mom didn't likemy shoes. but my friends thought they were definitelyme: Daniel Wynn, 9 Bailey Cassell, 11 Claire Lawson, 12 "When I was 15.1 bought a20-dollar goldfish from Petco. I named the fish Nemo. and my parents questioned why I bought it. Ihad to Hushaway Nemo after only one day when I accidentally averted him." Jariel Rosano, 1o TRASH OR TREASURE Ethan Coates Ch ristine Cobb Jennifer Colebrook Charles Collier Thanaira Colon Briggs Cooper Jack Cowher Ethan C raddock Makenzie Crawford Ashley Creekmore Tobias Crooke Bella Crouse REFERENCE Ju111m:; AAhdulkhaleu B Croust:> 0071 �Cake 8°/o Cinnamon Buns 10°/o m_y fave DfSSERT Cookies 17°/o Brownies 26°/o Ice Cream 39°/o 454 students r:dJed Megan Crowe Gabe Currier Caroline Daly Oyis Daroshefski Alexander Davis Luke DeFalco Jake Dellinger Mehmet Demir Madi Doceti Aida Doucoure Makayla Dowdy Megan Doyle UF~IGN .'ltatt COPY Q n'lertelt :; manhews PHOTOS lifetouch �Elizabeth Draper Lucas Duncan Katie Durica Reagan Edmunds Tiffany Edwards Eric Eisenzimmer Matthew English Andrew Ferguson Lauren Frampton Grace Furrow Owen Ghaphery Giovanna Gilbert Caroli ne Glenn Sam Gobellan Patrick Goodman Elijah Hadfield Dylan Hammes Shad Hannabass Mills Harris Austin Hayden Paige Hennen Nick Henritze Will Henritze Matthew Heslep Darby Heston Hannah Hodges Baylee Hodson Tyler Hoffman Lucas Holt Ashton Howard Jaclyn Howard Logan Howard Julia Hrysenko Parker Huffman Nevaeh Hughes Zoey Hughes Grace Hurst Colten lademarco Bilal lftikhar Leonardo Inga Hannah Ireland Connor Jarczynski REFERENCE Ju11101s MGrnwe GJarmns1<1 0991 �1here have been alot of wild animals jumping out infront of me, like deer. skunks, bears and a couple squirrels. I haven't hit any of them. but they've gotten close to damaging my car." Brody Luckey, 11 ·1have to avoid bad drivers on the road. Once. Iwas driving up my road and someone pulled out in front astop sign, making me slam on my brakes while another car was coming behind me. It was tenifylng." Julie Jenkins, 11 "Someone has hit me by backing into me. There have also been alot of deer that I've had to avoid on the road." "My truck is 20 yearsold and broke down because of itsold brakes. People also drive too slowly in front of me. Hannah Ireland, 11 Garson Askew, 11 1here's been alot of stupid people I've had to deal with. Some of them have cut me off and I've had to slam on my brakes. Sometimes I'm really frustrated by them if I have to be somewhere. but most of the time it's pretty easy to move on." ·1have to worry about people who don't care as much about other cars. like when they open their car doors without looking. Most people don't know what theyare doing and change lanes without paying attention.." Jennifer Colebrook, 11 Adnan Jasarevic Matthew Jeffries Julie Jenkins Asha Johnson Kristin Johnson Mikala Kanode Shania Kasey-Mays Andrew Kel ler Tyler Kendrick Dillon Key Richard Kidwell Cameron Killinger UFSIGN 5taff COPY oooker ~ gonsie1n PHOTOS i hooker f: gottste111liletouch . Lucas Duncan, 11 THE R09l~ �Elliott Kroll Lena Kwitny Steven Landsman Chloe Lane Madison Lange Nathaniel LaPrade Emily Lawson Lia Lawson Grace Layman Sophia LeGault Zachelle Lexima Nawei Li Josh Long Ty Looney Hatley Loop Rayner Lora Bryanna Lowry Brody Luckey Michael Mahoney Quinton Mallory Jacob Mannon Bethany Maristela David Martin Morgan Martin Tyler Martin Natalie McGhee Annalise McNamara Kamdyn Meredith Sofia Midkiff John Milby Eliana Miller Parker Mills Dawson Mitchell Maliah Mizack Ben Mone Maya Monsour Kieera Mooney Kelsey Moore Hunter Morris Nicholas Mort Nicholas Moses Philip Mowles REFERENC~ ,h111101:- 4 1a~ .11e~ t P ~1111\le:- 101 �Emily Murano Kayla Mutter Jenna Nardone Jarrett Neese Ashton Nichols Charlie Nichols Kip Nininger Dixie Overfelt Kaden Oxendine Cyrus Pace Ben Palisca Bryden Palmer Venkata Panchumarthy Harsh Patel Raj Patel Natalie Paul Dylan Pennington Caitlin Phillips Rebecca Picard Robert Pickelsimer Christa Potgieter Alexzandra Puthoff Sam Quakenbush Marisa Quesenberry Matthew Razvillas Jordan Rearick Prime Reece Alex Reed Dylan Rice Haylee Rice Jaxon Rinn Taylor Robertson Roxy Robinson Conner Rogers Andrew Roland Jacob Roragen Elijah Ruffin Maya Sawh Lena Scaer Simone Schumaecker Christian Sciullo Matthew Sciullo ~F~IGll laf GOP! 11 1ov1e 1 marur,r PHOTOS 11fr.1our,n �"The 1 00" 1 0°/o " 1 3 Reasons Why" 1 3°/o "Grey's Anatomy" 20°/o "Riverdale" 2 1 °/o "Stranger Things" 36°/o 430 students pdled Logan Scott Nathan Sharp Charlotte Shelor John Shelor Kevin Sheng Will iam Shockley Kobey Simon Haili Sink Lance Sipes Sam Slate Brian na Slawson Cody Smith REFERENCF ,lt111101s F Mura1111 C S111101 1031 �Rachael Snodgrass Madison Snowden Canzaeda Southerland Nandini Sriram Mahmoud Srour Maddi Stephens Nicole Struzinsky Avery Sutherland Bradley Taylor Tori Teller Trieu Tran Caroline Treubert Tristan T ryal Jahiem Tyler Miles Vance Blake Waddell Henry Wagner Chris Wahelan Josh Wainwright Maysen Waller Ashlynn Ward Abby Weaver Jessica Wei Hallie Weitzenfeld Grace Welsh Alissa Westerband Andrew Wheeler Logan Wh ite Samantha White C J Williams Reeselynn Will iams Dakota Wilson Gracie Wiseman Connor Womack Blaise Wood Amethyst Wright Tavia Wright Ring Acuol Jordan Akerson Caitlin Allder Eli Anderson JFSIGN 1ta~ r~opv u 1rmwell o tull PHOTOS IJ fretwr.11 ri tull lifP.touch �"That's So Raven" 4°/o "Hannah Montana" 14°/o "iCarly" 2 2°/o mY. favorite CHl[DHOOD SHOW "Suite Life of Zach 8 Cody" 29°/o "Drake & Josh" 31°/o Hailey Angell Jeremiah Ashby John Asimakopou los Meg Askew Jon Baier Jacob Ball Tanner Barker Lucas Beardsley Josie Beheler REFERENCE Juniors RSnodgrass Soohomme~ 0 Be1nw 1051 �Aubrey Billings Cameron Bishop Kinzie Blankenship Damian Bodner Riley Boone Mariam Botrous Jason Bowles Austin Bowman Emily Bradley Kameryn Brenner Ashlee Brickey Kedean Brown Addi Browning Fletcher Burden Jaela Calloway Kaitlyn Carter Ben Chapmon James Chaustre Ryan Chewning Madison Gianelli Hunter Clark William Clark Omarriln Claytor Emily Cleveland Justin Clingenpeel Zechariah Coates Dylan Colburn Tyler Cole Weston Colip James Collier Truman Collins Corey Conner Kaleb Cook Spencer Cook Sierra Cox Austin Craddock Garrett Craig Matt Crawford Tyler Cundiff Daren Darnell Anjie Dinakin Alexia Dinsmore UESIGN staff COPYa doyle r rnanirm PHOTOS. a doyle k. manico liletouch �·1am 100%certain that I am 0%sure ofwhat I'm going to do." -Chris Traeger. "Parks and Rec· done." -Nelson Mandela "Atways strive and prosper: -ASAP Rocky Sarah Varney, 10 Robbie Kyle, 10 ·11 always seems impossible until it's Parker Waters, 10 ·11 you can dream it. you can do it." -Walt Disney "What. like it'shard?" -Elle Woods. legally Blonde" "Every step youtake isonestep closer lo the finish line.· -Clyde Tubick Kaitlyn Young, 1O Lauren Hays, 1O Truman Collins, 1O "Everyone is agenius. Bui if )'(JU judge a fish by itsability to climb atree. ii will live itswholelife believing that ii is stupid.· -Albert Einstein "When I was born I was so shocked I didn't talk for ayear." -Gracie Allen ·1should've burned lllis place down when I had the chance." -Michael Scott. "The Office· Josh Williamson, 1O Holden Foster. 1o Victoria Oownie, 1O vvor.ds. to 11ve by Isabelle Divers Eric Dmochowski Noah Donahue Victoria Downie Aidan Doyle Cruz Duran Ayush Dutt Jabin Duviella Josh Earls Ju mana El-Shenawy Charles Emanuelson Georgia Enyart REFFRFNCE Sophomorr.. A B1lhnos l; E1J\,1r 1~ �Dodge 8°10 Chevy 11°10 favorite make Of CAR - - - - - - Subaru 1 3°10 ~eep Abigail Estrada Benjamin Falatic Holden Foster Lily Fox Zach Freeman Natasha Fuller Sateen Garcia l'slyn Gardner Morgen Geiger Eden Giannini Kaylee Glas Marshall Glas OtSIGN sta~ CUPYr, r,layton m crowe PHOTOS.1; Clayton mcrowe liletouch 54°/o �Alexander Glick Donovan Goad Matthew Graham Kaylin Grahame Benjamin Grider Ahmad Gui Madison Hall Abdulla Harba Macey Harder Payton Harman Ricardo Harrington Mason Harris Suzanne Harris Noah Hartson Dorian Havens Ethan Haynes Lauren Hays Kaleb Hedrick Ravon Henson Adrienne Heston Justin Hibbs Noah Hodges Lillian Hollins Zyae · Hopkins Jacob Hopstetter Laurel Hudson Evelyn Hunley Holden Jeffords Kaitlyn Jenkins Skye Jeong Armani Jones Blake Jones Zachary Kelley Lauren Kelly Gabe King Spencer King Alexandra Kolnok Joseph Kupidlovsky Robert Kyle Suraj Lalchandani Sabrina Landsman Isabel le LaPrade �·one day I was chillin' at my criband saw PewOiePie's on Youl ube. I noticed the T-Series channel was getting close to overtaking him.so I spray painted 'Subscribe to PewOiePie' on a building and signed my name. Turns out it was on a police station Epiclail." ·oneday I was walkinginto an convenience store and saw agiant rack full of Redbulls. I didn't have any money in my pocket so I did theonlysolution possible: I stoleone. I forgot I wasn't avery fast nmner and about 10 minutes later I was arrested." Michael Rothbart, 1O Kelsey Moore. 11 ·one day I was volunteering at the SPCA. ior Ms. Houston and the Key Club. All the killies and puppies were so snuggly and looked so cute I couldn't resist taking them.I sumggled all the fur out to my car. Ylkes." ·onmy way to Penn Forest Park. I saw a money truck being robbed in adark alley. I stopped to see what was happening. and the robberssaw me and ran. Next thingI know. the police show up andarrest me. I was just trying to stop people from gettingtheir bread." flick Borchevsky, 9 Kayla Quinlan, 12 -~ l~·r: -• ~''If (' . . ;-1.: ;_- • ., ·r· .. ') '/. :::·~· .. .~·:' "I was driving on the highway. and acar was coming up pretty fast in the other lane. I thought he wanted to race. so I hit the gas and pulled way ahead.Next thing I know.he turned on his lights and sirellS. If you ask me. the cop was just mad because I was winning the race: Lauren Champ 12th Emma Larson Charles Lawhorn David Lawson Timothy Lilley Tom Lin Marissa Locklear Hannah Lookedoo Aurora Love Autumn MacGregor Katelyn Maga Kate Manico Jacob Mardian DESIGN ~aff COPY P. smith h 1mill1PHOfOS e smith.h smith lileiouch ·1went to the local 7·11 and saw acart full ol Hershey Kisses. I didn't have any cash. so I tucked them in my shirt andtook off running. Acop was right outsideand arrested me. I told himI had totake them because I don't get kisses from anyone else: Zada Porter. 1O �Baylen Martin Allison Matthews Conner Mays Lucas McClanahan Gailey McGlaughlin Aiden Mclaughlin Reese McMaster Morgan Meadows Matthew Miles Alexia Miller Landon Mitchell Makenna Mitchell Tyler Mitchem Caitlin Moore Kaitlynn Mul lins Glenn Muzzy Rome Myers Marquel Nance Akanimo Ndem Erin Neal Emma Newcomb Dossie O'Dell Chris O'Meara Iris Oranchak Gwen Overfelt Roshan Patel Reed Pendleton Cody Perdue Skylar Perdue Hannah Peters Thomas Peterson Dakota Phillips Zada Porter Diego Powell Elizabeth Pretz Miranda Price Colson Pritchard Braden Prokopchak Arian Radfar Ella Ray Mikayla Ray Jayna Reed ~ REFERENCf: Sopllomures Ldtstm J Reen~ �Daniel Reeves Devin Ren Lexie Rhodes Anna Richardson David Richardson Tate Riha Rachael Riley Lana Roach Abigail Robertson Carter Robertson Ben Robinson Breanna Rogers Hailee Rogers Jariel Rosario Scott Rose Michael Rothbart Amisha Sahni Charles Sanders Seth Schindler Emma Schlosser Meagan Schmidt Tyler Schmidt Ethan Sheehy Justin Sheldon Shane Shepherd Devin Showers Gurbaj Singh Taylor Smithson Bennett Snyder Leah Sortore Andria Sowder Frank Spiers Katherine Sullivan Walker Swanson MacKenzie Sylvester Avery Taylor Catherine Thacker Kierra Tiller Sarah Tirico Jacob Tozier Darden Trail-Barrett Saige Trail-Barrett OVilGN 1lll~ COPY 11ookP.r v. gottsie10 PHOTOS liletouch �Lemonades 1 3°/o Peanut Butter Patties 1 5°/o the best GIRL SCOUT COOl<IE Caramel Delights 27°/o Thin Mints 45°/o 452 students polled Riley Trotter Nathan Tryal Layton Turner Charles Urgo Sarah Varney Ashoka Wagner Maddie Wagner Madison Wagner Robert Waters Cicely Webb Cameron Weld Caroline Weston Sopt1nmnre~ 0 Reeve~ REFERENCE L' WPsllll' 14 �Daniel Wheeler Samuel Wheeler Christian Wheeling Dante Wh itley Milan Whitley Gage Whitt Ethan Wiid Holden Wilkerson Dylan Williams Faith W illiams Grace Will iams Joshua Williamson Ben Wills Jesse Wills Di llon Wingo Jonah Wood Jonathan Wood Walker Wright Ashlee Yeatts Hannah Young Kaitlyn Young Lizbeth Zaragoza FRESHMEN Tristan Akins Muhammad Akozai Hannah Allder Ashton Alli Carmen Anderson Griffin Anderson Jeshwanth Anthony Ethan Arrington Jason Arthur Brandon Austin Alexandra Avery Allison Ayers Rachel Baffoe-Bonnie Keon Bakhit Bailey Barker Thomas Barrow Emily Bassant Laurel Bay Bryce Bennett Garrett Billings U~SIGN )f1~ r~opv ~ smith 11 smithPHOTOS e smith n smith liletouch �1."Take Me Horne. Country Roads" John Denver 2. 'New Light' John Mayer 3. •100 Miles" Skinbone Ethan Wiid,1O 1. "Take on Me" Pentatonix 2. "Bad" Michael Jackson 3. "HoHey" The Lurnineers Abdullah Abdulkhaleq, 11 1."Bohemian Rhapsody" Queen 2."Gan't Sleep love· Penlatonix 3. 1ake on I.le" Pentatonix 1. "September" Earth. Wind & Fire" 2. "FEFE' 6ix9ine. Nicki Minaj. Murda Beall 3. "Best Day of life" Jesse McCartney Jacob Morris, 9 Kasey Skaff, 12 I. "In My Feelings· Drake 2. "Uptown Funk" BrunoMars 3. 'Havana· Camilla Cabello I. 'One· Metallica 2. "November Rain' Guns N' Roses 3. 'YYZ" Rush Krithika Subramanian, 9 Noah Hartson, 1o fOPYTHREE Jacob Blackwell Walker Bolin John Booker Colt Boone Nick Borchevsky Blake Bowles Devin Bowman Jason Bradshaw Hadley Brandetsas Isabelle Brooks Andrew Brunelle Bryce Brunelli REFERENCESophomores DWheele1 Freshmen B B1une11 ~ �S leeping 1 0°/o Playing on my phone 1 6°/o W atching lV 23°/o _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Doing Homevvork 48°/o 447 students polled Lucy Carr Skylor Carroll Alicia Carvalho Mason Cass Alexander Cassell Nicholas Cavicchio Sara Chapman Arin Chavali Catherine Chen Jonathan Chen Ch loe Clark Mallory Cochran J~'>IGN ·mill r;opv r· )milh r 1rn1t11 PHOTOS r: srnith 11 <;rnlth liletuur,h hovv I sQend STUDY HALL �Corben Coleman Benjamin Cook Bryce Cooper Landon Cox Zachary Crain Sadie Crouse Kylie Cundiff Matthew Danco Elliot Danz lsabela Deleon Aiden Dellinger Mark Dell inger Alexandra Deneal Timothy Dewhirst Thomas Dinsmore Ashley Ditmore Colin Doyle Sarah Duff Riley Duncan Sarahann Earls Kyndall Eckles Megan Eller Blair Emery Jack Faulkner Jacob Fidler Sherquanda Fisher Seth Fleshman Chandler Foster Lauren Fradette De· Angelo Freeman Joshua Frost Leonardo Gallardo-Nakanouchi Ashiyah Garcia Vikas Garimella Brendan George Hailey Gester Amaya Giggetts Victoria Goodman William Goodman Jeffrey Gregory Gabrielle Greimel Breann Hagee REFERENGb hesllme11 l 1~a11 B Hanee .11{ �"Before graduation.I want to earn all straight As.win states in cheer and land a starting positionin lacrosse." " I want to get straight As. score at least 1000 points in basketball.and get zero detentions." Jack Faulker, 9 Abby Holbrook, 9 ·setore I leave Cave. I want to get up my grades and find ajob so I have money to buy things at college.But. I also want to have fun while Istill can." "Before senior year. I want to make good grades. have alot of friends and be drum majOr for marching band • Jason Bradshaw, 9 Colin Doyle, 9 'I hope to get apretty decent job that will help me toward the major I want. I want to help people. be aslfaight A student and get agood scholarship." Lauren Matthews, 9 Lorelai Hale Christopher Hall Serena Hall Kailyn Hardy Grant Hartman Olivia Hartman Siera Hartman Alexandra Heffron Oliver Hernandez Taylor Hilovsky Holly Hinchy Abigail Holbrook JFSIGN 'i!alf COPY , r;J;iytoP m r;rowePHOTOS r, c1ay1on. rn crowe liletouch "Before graduating. I want to get both my license for driving and lor cosmetology Oh. and I don't want to fail." Sera Hartman, 9 �Edward Holderman Molly Holthouser Reese Hood Jenna Hopstetter Jack Horton Austin Huffman Jason Hunter Jaden lademarco Caleb lferika Zack Jefcoat TeannaJohnson Jada Jones Jordan Kalafut Tanner Kennedy Christian Keriazakos Elliott Kesler Jakob Kielty Alexander Kinzie Gage Koelsch Sofia Kouser Mary Laferty Maria Lanter Cheyenne Lawless Sabian Lawrence Cameron Lewis Marijo Ljevar Bradley Looney Judah Love Ryan Lucas Christian Lumsden Matthew Mahoney A lexa Maronic Andrew Martin Lauren Matthews Miykael Mays Benjamin McBride C iarra McCubbin Eli McG raw Kirsten McKinney Corbin Mc laughlin Jade Mc Nutt Faith McPeake REFERENCE heshmen L Half' f- McPeake ~ �Mersad Mehmedovic Danial Mehmood Jacob Miller Caroline Mills Jesse Monsour Caroline Moore Elizabeth Moore Rebecca Moore Ryan Moore Jacob Morris Nicholas Murphy ldaraesit Ndem Timothy Neighbors Kamryn Newman Burkley Nichols Mallory O'Donnell Angel Oxendine Gideon Pace Jessica Palisca Hayden Palmer Ethan Passudetti Priya Patel Lucy Pendleton Lauren Pennington Thomas Pierce Mine Potgieter Seth Poulsen Ian Rainsbury Muneeba Rashid Laura-Rose Reed Karina Resendiz Austin Reustle Ayden Rinn Hannah Ritchson Benjamin Rubin Jacqueline Salgado Amanda Salters Cayton Savinda Hanna Scaer Sydney Schillen Aubrey Schmidt Liam Sc hopf Jr )IGN )ta~ SOPY 1alv ·, qohBllan PHOTOS !ifetouch �Granola Bars 7°/o .-------- Fruit 13°/o the best snacks FOR THE ROAD Trail Mix 14°/o Candy 29°/o Chips 37°/o 455 Sil.dents pdled Alexander Scott Kendall Scott Matthew Seymour Kelsey Shaywitz Ariel Siegfried Marisa Sigrist Jackson Simmons Grace Simon Nicholas Skeens Adam Smith Christian Smith Kayla Sm ith REFERENCE Freshmen MMehmedovrr KSirnth 4 �Samuel Smith Summer Smith Grayson Snyder James Snyder Gabriel Southerland Jaden Sowers MacKenzie Sowers Nathan Stutler Krithika Subramanian Kaile Surrell Elijah Sylvester-Johnson Emalyn Sylvester-Johnson Carter Taylor Madison Taylor Mason Taylor Zachary Thompson Lainey Thornhill Ella Tkachenko Henry Ton Talon Trotter Evan Ulmer Hannah Underwood Amra Vatres Apurv Verelly Wardha Wajed Gracie Walker Braunson Wallace Riley Wampler Jacob West Rian Wheat Aaron Wheeler Caleb Wheeler Vincent Williams Alenna Williamson Austin Wilson Savannah Wilson Katelyn Wissinger Ivory Wood Connor Woods Daniel Wynn Michelle Zheng J[ '.';ifjN ;1af' COPY . ;l<11110ri r• ~m1tl 1 PHOTOS c r,1ayton h smith liletouch �·1.1y best memory was going to the Sadie Hawkins dance, because It was my first dance and it was something thatI never experienced. I had alot ol lun. laughed all night and got adate: Ameen Serdah, 12 • Burton Mania' iS my lal'tlnte memory. All the classes at Burton set up booths. and we were able to go around and play games.alot of which were compelitive. It was just a tonol run: Dayle McGraw, 12 ·1n tenth grade In my old school. I lell school an hour early to go to aBlink·182 concert Within ten minutes I get acall from my brother saying that somebody caught the bathroom on lireand they evacuated the school: Jacquelyn Heslon, 12 "Definitely my junior prom. ii was alun night overall t actually remember apiciure where au of us jumped up instead ol my mend, Matthew Coloua. In the picture it looks like he Is holding all of us up: ·My favorite high school memory was the day before winter b1eak my lreshman year. It was my birthday and we had afood day in dass. and everyone was just really happy and there was no stressing about school work." Rachel Boch, 12 "My fil\'Onte memory was when! went to nationals In FPLA lor Burton.We won 1st in regionals and 3rd in states. so wa were able to go to nationals It stands out to me because It is something I was able to do 111th my lnends.• Michael Nichols, 12 "My lavorite memory iS my prom mghl my juniOI year It was really fun. I got to hang out with my friends and my girlfriend, all whilo enioylng avery memorable night" Ryan Svec, 12 "My favortte high school memOI)' was definitely beating the juniors al powderpuff. It was an epic win, and alol of people were talking smack. It was really good to win It instead of it being rtgged." Vivienne Barnhart, 12 Andrew Ditmore, 12 �Connie Alonso-Mosher Bookkeeper Chris Askew BA, Emory & Henry College; Health, PE; Football Christina Bamber MA, Virginia Tech; BA, Old Dominion University; School Counselor Kylee Beecher BS, Liberty University; Instructional Assistant; Voffeyball Amy Bolen BA, Liberty University; MA, Virginia Tech; Spanish llf-V; National Spanish Honor Society, People's Club Pat Bredenkamp Attendance Secretary Betty Bridges BS, Salisbury University; Geometry, Algebra I Brandy Browning BA, Radford University; Special Education Kaitlin Brubaker BS & MS, Radford University; English 10 Pre-AP, English 11 CB; Help Save the Next Girl, Sophomore Class Dana Bryan BS & M.Ed., Virginia Tech; Pre-AP & Double Block Geometry Kelsey Burton BS, Liberty; US/VA History, AP US History; Swim; Senior Class Chad Campbell BS, Brevard College; MS. Virginia Tech; Earth Science, Pre-AP Earth Science Sara Cann BS & MAEd Virginia Tech; Pre-AP Biology; Pre-AP Chemistry Lisa Conroy Instructional Assistant Ann Cranwell BS, Radford University; World Geography M ichael Cubberley BS & MS, Miami University; Woods If/I, Photography I/ff Lori Culver Instructional Assistant Haley Deeds BS, Roanoke College; M.Ed, American College of Education; Assistant Principal Amanda Downing BS, Virginia Tech; Ed.$, Radford University; School Psychologist Kimberly Emery BS, Roanoke College; M.Ed, Radford University; Geometry Nancy Friesen BA, Wheaton College; Spanish I- /fl; Spanish Club Jacob Gruse BS, Concord University; Personal Finance; Boys' Basketball; FCA Kristen Gruse BA, UNG Chapel Hill; MAT, Kaplan University; Testing Coordinator; FCA Terena Hale BA, Longwood Coffege; M.S.Ed, Virginia Tech; Culinary Arts, Nutrition and Weffness, Teachers for Tomorrow; FCCLA, Knight-n-Day Cafe Brian Hall BS, Virginia Tech; MS, Radford University; Dean of Students Eli Harrison BA, Roanoke Coffege; Spanish I & ff; Diversity Club, OUT Jon Hartness BA & BS, Virginia Tech; Athletic Director Tim Hayes BA, Roanoke College; MSW. Radford; SAP Coordinator; Balance Club Wes Holdren BA & M.Ed, Virginia Tech; English 9 &1O; Diversity Club Anna Hollins Guidance Secretary Becky Hollins Instructional Assistant Mark Hough BS, Radford University; Earth Science Ethan Humphries BS, Roanoke Coffege; M.Ed, Liberty University; School Counselor; Boys' Basketball Michelle Hunter RN, Fanshawe College; School Nurse Andy Huray BS, Alfred University; M.Ed, Virginia Tech; ITRT; Golf Ashley Huray BA, Gettysburg Coffege; MAT, Hollins; Latin I-IV; Latin Honor Society Zane Hurst BBA, The College of William & Mary; MPA, George Mason University; VA/US History. VA/US Government Nick lademarco BA & MA.Ed, George Mason University; Pre-AP World History I, Pre-AP World Geography, World History II Rebekah Johnson BA, Virginia Tech; French I-Ill; French Club, French Honor Society Patrick Kemp BA, Virginia Tech; VA/US History; Swim Carly Lee BS, Longwood University; Biology Amy Leonard BS, East Tennessee State; MAT, College of Charleston; English 11, Algebra Functions; Help Save the Next Girl DESIGN· staH COPY c clayton PHOTOS· c. clayton liletouch �BELIEVE IN MAGIC Butterbeer for days. "I FELL IN LOVE WITH HARRY POTTER 19 YEARS AGO. My fourth grade teacher. Mrs. Baker. started reading 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone' at the end of each day, and. after two days, I was hooked. I forced my dad to buy me the first two books. I then became obsessed and wanted to know everything about this magical world. I attended every midnight release party at Barnes and Noble and bought tickets for the movie premieres months in advance. I was in awe of the way the books allowed me to transport myself to another world. where everything seemed to always feel familiar and safe. As I got older. Harry Potter continued to hold a place in my heart. Over the past two years I was able to travel to Universal Studios. where I immersed myself in Harry Potter World, drinking all the Butterbeer I could, having Ollivander choose my want (10.5-inch willow with a phoenix feather) and riding the Hogwarts Express. It was a dream trip. I was so excited to see the flames shoot out of the mouth of the dragon on top of Gringotts. that I actually cried. I was in Oxford. England over Spring Break last year. I stood in the Great Hall where Harry stood before he was sorted. as well as on the grand staircase where he met Oumbledore for the first time. Needless to say, my love for Harry Potter started early and still is in full force, even after all this time. And it always will be." As told by Ms. l<elsey Burton REFERENCf: Faeull\ 41u 1~· ~1o~r e A eon,11 125 �Katie Lineback BS, Radford University; Earth Science, ADR; Cheer; Freshman Class Linda long BS, Radford University; US/VA Government, Psychology, Sociology Ricky Lonker BA, Emory & Henry; Digital Photography, Art; Art Club, National Art Honor Society; Baseball, Football Pete Lustig BS, University of Virginia; MA.Ed, Virginia Tech; Dual Government, Dual US History Mark Madden BS, Suny Geneseo; MS UNCA College; MS University of Maryland; AP/Dual Biology; Varsity/JV Football Tommy Maguire BA, Radford University; Health/PE, Driver's Ed.; Cross Country, Track Doreen Malcolm BA & BS, Youngstown State University; Administrative Assistant Holly Moore BS, Longwood University; Advanced PE, PE 10, Drivers Ed., Health Colleen Morrison BA, Roanoke College; MAT Hollins University; English 10, College Bound English 10, Digital Journalism; Day and Knight News Courtney Noell Instructional Assistant Josh Noell BBA, Radford University; MS, Radford University; Ed.S, Virginia Tech; Algebra I Cathy Parker BS, SUNY Fredonia; MS, Radford University; English Chuck Parker BA, Virginia lntermont College; MS, Radford University; Assistant Principal Kadie Pentecost BA, Radford University; Pre-AP & College Bound Chemistry Amy Perkins BA, Lynchburg College; Culinary Arts, Fashion & Design; Dance Team Ryan Poff BS, Radford University; World Geography; Football Bob Powers BA, BS & MEd, Virginia Tech; Pre-Calculus, Pre-AP Computer Science; Academic Team, Debate Team Kathleen Price BA, Roanoke College; AP World History, AP Government, Pre AP-World History II; National Social Studies Honor Society Rachel Prill BA, Virginia Tech; MA, Virginia Tech; Pre AP English-9; Volleyball Mara Pufko BA, James Madison University; MEd, Virginia Tech; English 11, College Bound English 11; Help Save The Next Girl Timothy Roberts Brittany Rodriguez BS, Southern Wesleyan; MAT. Mary Baldwin; Earth Science, Biology Derrick Roth MBA, Wheeling Jesuit; BS, West Virginia University; Accounting, Advanced Accounting; Economics/ Personal Finance, Principles of Business; Boys Basketball Paxton Sauerwald BS, Bridgewater College; MS.Ed, Radford University; ELL Resource; Algebra I, Geometry Ryan Schilling BS, Ferrum College; Geometry Double Block Chrystal Shawn BA, James Madison University. MAT. Hollins University; College Bound English 1O, AP/Dual Enrollment English 11, Photojournalism; Accolade Meredith Shuman MS, Virginia Tech; BS, Virginia Tech; Introduction to Marketing, Marketing, Advanced Marketing, Sports Marketing, Entrepreneurship; DECA Cheryl Shupe BS, UNC Wilmington; Special Education Susan Sine BS, Roanoke College; Algebra II, AP Statistics Brie Smith BA & MEd, Virginia Tech; English 9 Paul Soucie BS & M.Ed, University of Nebraska at Lincoln; Geospatial, Materials Process, CAD, Dual CAD, Architectural/Engineering Drawing; Architecture & Engineering Club Steve Spangler BS, Slippery Rock State College; MS, Radford; Principal Michael Spradlin BS, Radford University; World Geography, US History II Edward Spruell BA, Elon; MA, Hollins; MS, Radford University; Media Specialist John Swartz BS, Roanoke College; Health, PE, Driver's Ed., Advanced PE, Strength & Conditioning; Girls' Basketball Margaret Taylor BS, Roanoke College; M.Ed, Virginia Tech; AP/Dual Enrollment Chemistry; SCA James Tiffani BS, Plymouth State University New Hampshire; MA, Mary Baldwin; Special Edvcation Sherrie Tyler BS, University of Virginia; MS, Old Dominion University; Sp ecial Education Matt Vass School Resovrce Officer Charlie Wallace BS, Radford University; Information Technology Technician Darlene Wa lstrum BA, Hollins University; MS, Radford,· Algebra II, AFOA, Computer Math Gabriella Weston BSBA, American University; Special Edvcation Elizabeth Willett BS, James Madison University; A FOA, English, Math Kim Wilson BS, Roanoke College; MS, Louisiana Tech University; Biology, Ecology; Junior Class DESIGN staff COPY: c. clayton PHOTOS: c. clayton. liletouch �WHY THE EARS? Dressing up for a cause. "BEFORE TEACHING, I WORKED FOR THE COMMONWEALTH OF Virginia and the Social Security Administration. Before Christmas. we would have a big potluck luncheon at our office and various consulting physicians played Santa as part of our gift-giving segment of the celebration. I helped to recruit the doctors. and one year I told one of the doctors that if he would play Santa then I would be his elf. He agreed, so I rented the elf costume I still use today. At the same time. my mom. Zora, was an instructional assistant at Back Creek Elementary School. and she suggested the preschool class might like having a visit from the elf. I started visiting them. and, since then. I've visited other schools and local businesses in December (often with Santa and Mrs. Claus). I'm also the elf at the 'Breakfast with Santa' for CHIP, the Children's Health Investment Partnership, at the Hotel Roanoke. I love CHIP's mission, which is to help provide medical care for children in need. One of the biggest challenges I've faced over the years is making my ears believable. I learned early on that little kids are brutally honest. so I've had to make my pointy ears as lifelike as possible. I've used a variety of makeup techniques and think I now have my ears at the point that they look very real. even up close." As told by Mr. J oe Kavanaugh REFERfNCI fac11ll1I '111ebat:> k W1l,u11 1~ �VARSITY (us-them) William Byrd Staunton River Glenvar Alleghany Pulaski Blacksburg Patrick Henry Salem Christiansburg Hidden Valley 14-42 62-20 12-41 48-19 0-34 0-29 JV (us-them) Glenvar Pulaski County Blacksburg Salem Christiansburg Hidden Valley 0-18 48-6 0-36 040 12-36 29-7 Front Row: Zach Bowling, Jac~b Knight and T~son Alderman. Second Row: Zyae Hopkins, Chris Hall, Lucas Duncan, Richard Kidwell, Nathan Chapman, Ethan Coates, Conno~ Lange, Be~ Robms~n, Jaquan Rivers and R.J. Chaustre._ Third Row: Andrew Ditmore, Daniel Reeves, Layton Turner, Timmy Neighbors, Cameron Record 24 Peters, Armani Jones, Janel Rosano, Braden Prokopchak and Alex Davis. Fourth Row: Daren Darnell, Ayden Rinn, John Milby, Diontae Childress, Chase Hammes Carson Askew, Jahiem Tyler, Connor Womack, Andrew Richardson and Dillon Wingo. Fifth Row: Jordan Akerson, Cody Perdue, Drew Fulton, Sam Smith, ' Matthew English, Zechariah Coates, Jack Parker, Ben Grider and David Richardson. Back Row: Ms. Danielle Powers, Mr. Chris Askew, Mr. Mark Madden, Mr. Ryan Poff, Mr. Tim Roberts, Mr. Shon Chisam, Mr. Ricky lanker, Mr. Bill Petty, Mr. Mike Kendrick, Head Coach Mr. Tim Fulton and Aubrey Billings. Cavalier Classic Color Guard Music Percussion General Effect 1st Lynchburg Classic Place Guard 1st Music 2nd Chilhowie Music Marching General Effect Percussion Guard Drum Major 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st Alto Saxophones: Cooper Albright. Rose Boch. Michael Cavicchia. Justin Clingenpeel. Isabelle Divers, Vikas Garimella, Elijah Ruffin, Mason Taylor and Josh Wainwright. Baritones: Luke DeFalco. Webb Holderman and Jack Purnell. Baritone Saxophones: Adrienne Heston and Tanner Smith. Clarinets: Brianna Bradley, Jack Horton. Dillon Key and Nathan Sprouse Color Guard: Rachel Boch, Katie Durica. Jaclyn Howard. Gailey McGlaughlin. Kenley Jennings, Alex Puthoff. Roxy Robinson. Cayton Savinda and Hannah Underwood. Drum Majors: Lena Scaer and Gavin Wilkerson. Drumline: Emily Bradley, Noah Hartson. Miranda Hughes. Holden Jeffords. Jordan Kalafut. Emma Maxwell. Robert Pickelsimer and Sam Slate. Flutes: Will Goodman. Holly Hinchy, Laurel Hudson. Claire Lawson. Skylar Perdue and Katie Sullivan. Majorette: Lillian Hollins. Mellophones: Rebecca Bauer. Gideon Pace. Sam Quakenbush and Hanna Scaer. Pit: Nicholas Cavicchio. Stephen Heston. Abbie Robertson and Erica West. Sousaphones: Ethan Arrington. Bella Crouse and Hannah Young. Tenor Saxohones: Paige Hennen and JesseWells. Trombones: Jason Bradshaw. Fletcher Burden. Lucas Holt and Jeremy Hudson. Trumpets: Amber Arthur. Emily Bassani, Matthew Christopher. Jason Clingenpeel, Matthew Danco. Elliott Kroll. Aiden Mclaughlin and Lance Sipes. DESIGN: staff COPYd brmkley. m. croi'lfl,c daly, a. doyle h. fretwell. s. fJObellan.k. manico. e. smith PHOTOS: liletouch �1 ' ' CROSS COUNTRY BOYS Blue Demon Knights Crossing Maroon Tide Allegany Invitational Great American Metro Runnin' w/ Wolves Regionals States GIRLS Blue Demon , Knights Crossing Maroon Tide Allegany Invitational Great American Metro Regionals States :.0:1. .lllllll 5th 5th 2nd 2nd 8th 2nd 5th 1st 3rd 7th 17th 7th 6th 12th 12th 3rd 12th Front Row: Roxy Robinson, Andria Sowder, John Asimakopoulos, Christian Scuillo, Tori White and Morgan Martin. Second Row: Coach John Wiggins, Truman Collins. Campbell Best, Andrew Wheeler, Andrew Roland, Lathan Gregory and Coach Tommy Maguire. Back Row: Liam Schopf, Matthew Scuillo, Ben Palisca. Connor Jarczynski. Jessica Christensen, Jessica Palisca and Lilly Bay. GOLF District Mini Scores at Christiansburg 5th at Patrick Henry 3rd at Salem 4th at Hidden Valley 3rd at Blacksburg 4th at Cave Spring 2nd Dual Matches (us-them) Northside 182-201 William Flem. 185-215 JV Matches Blacksburg Blacksburg Franklin Co. Salem 178-195 190-184 183-178 201-178 Front Row: David Martin, Jack Faulkner. Drew Harder. Garrett Billings, Jack Cowher. Walker Bolin, Owen Gates. Brady Gates. Michael Hays and Blaise Wood. Second Row: Will Henritze. Cameron Weld, Aida Doucoure. Christa Potgieter, Kayla Mutter. Avery Sutherland. Thomas Peterson, Mark Ji rout and Joey Sesler. Back Row: Mr. Tommy Lovell, Mr. Earl Henritze. Nick Henritze. Alex Glick, Ethan Wiid. Walker Wright, Jack Frazier. Josh Mannon, Tyler Cundiff, Mr. Bob Van l<erchove. Mr. Mike Brancati, Mr. Andy Huray and Head Coach Mr. Andy Henritze. REFERENCE Teams~ �COMPETITION CHEER East Rockingham UCA Invitational Broadway High Brentsville lnvit. Region State 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st Front Row: Mimi Clark, Kayla Quinlan, Maddie Griffin and Aysia Garrett. Second Row: Hannah Ireland, Livvie Bowling, Ryleigh Balzer, Hannah Hodges, Lily Fox, Abby Holbrook and Jenna Hopstetter. Third Row: Kirsten McKinney, Charlie Nichols, Taylor Hilovsky, Lauren Fradette, Madison Wagner and Kate Manico. Back Row: Madison Lange, Burkley Nichols, Caroline Mills, Emily Cleveland, Sierra Harman and Erin Akins. Front Row: Aysia Garrett, Lauren Champ, l<ayla Quinlan. Mimi Clark and Maddie Griffin. Second Row: Ryleigh Balzer, Livvie Bowling, Hannah Ireland, Reagan Edmunds, Hannah Hodges and Lily Fox. Back Row: Charlie Nichols, Emily Cleveland, Madison Lange, Erin Akins and Madison Wagner. DESIGN: statl COPY· k. manico. h.smith PHOTOS: lifetouch �Front Row: Kirsten McKinney, Taylor Hilvosky, Kate Manico, Abby Holbrook and Caroline Mills. Back Row: Lauren Fradette, Siera Hartman, Jenna Hopstetter and Burkley Nichols. VARSITYI VOLLEYBALL , ~ 1-,. ~ 1yor - :---------1i~ Front Row: Vivienne Barnhart and Hannah Smith. Middle Row: Avery Poulsen, Kylie Angel, Allie Kolnok, Maya Monsour and Eliana Miller. Back Row: Georgia Enyart, Caroline Glenn, Taylor Robertson, Cecily Doyle, Casey Fentress and Megan Doyle. Lord Botetourt William Byrd Northside William Byrd Blacksburg Northside Christiansburg Patrick Henry Salem Pulaski County Lord Botetourt Hidden Valley Blacksburg Christiansburg Patrick Henry L w w w Salem Pulaski County Salem Hidden Valley w w w L L w RECORD 10-9 L w w w L L L L L JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Isabelle Laprade, Blair Emery and Ashley Ditmore. Middle Row: Hannah Peters, Emma Larson. Summer Patterson and Lauren Hays. Back Row: Alexa Maronic. Alenna Williamson. Sarah Earls. Lexi Miller and Gracie Walker. Lord Botetourt William Byrd Northside William Byrd Blacksburg Northside Christiansburg Salem Pulaski Lord Botetourt Hidden Valley Blacksburg Christiansburg L L w RECORD 8-5 w w L w L w w w w L REFERENCE:Teams~ �BOYS Patrick Henry L Jefferson Forest Hidden Valley Salem SW Invitational Christiansburg Blacksburg Pulaski Radford Narrows Giles Region State L L L GIRLS Patrick Henry Jefferson Forest Hidden Valley Salem SW Invitational Christiansburg Blacksburg Pulaski Radford Narrows Giles Region State 11/23 W L W L W W 2/8 9/26 L L L L ~2/22 ~...--__..,..~~~4!::~~--~~ l~'i~~,.~~jl~~~~~~~~~:r~~ii:;~~::::~ ...-..-r-.........,.,_......-....... w W Front Row: Cooper Albright, Lexi Wynn, Sydney Hilovsky and Brandon West. Second Row: Kayla Mutter. Nick Henritze, Bryden Palmer, Mills Harris, Will Altizer and Leo Inga. Third Row: Amber Arthur, Lena Scaer, Lucas Holt, Henry Wagner, Katie Durica, Morgan Martin, Will Henritze, Trieu Tran, Kevin Sheng, Jack Cowher and Mahmoud Srour. fourth Row: Eliza Wagner, David Muzzy, Ethan Wiid, Jack Collier, Joseph Kupidlovsky, Cameron Weld, Suzanne Harris, Ben 5/8 Falatic, Alexia Dinsmore, Riley Trotter and Jack Dellinger. Fifth Row: Aaron Henion, Ben McBride, Jacob West, Jonathan Chen, Connor Woods, Jacob Miller, 13 of 21 Alisha Cavalho, Laurel Bay, Jillian Holt and Maggie Dunstan. w w ~ WRESTLING i V(JVC4VJ(Jflt ~ ~ ORTHODONTICS ~ -~~ • • .. : ~· R o a nokc,VA 5 4 0 · 3 45 - 1 6 36 l' ll) ::> I L . \ L 1111·. J(, \J • \ SPORTS MEDICINE 6 REHAO SERVIC&S I I Alwnys Highly Wrocl<-A -IV _____ H.burg. Invitational 1st Knights Roundtable Big Blue Invitational Region State 1st @'1----,.-~1,..---------=-=i::::=~--=-~===~----------~;,--llilll 4th 2nd 10th J v ;n100. vA 540·6 t 3·27 24 Front Row: Shane Shepherd, Ashoka Wagner. Trey Childress. Jon Baier. Jordan Duncan. l<ip Nininger, Grant Floyd, Trey Meehan and Preston Wiest. Back Row: Athletic Trainer Ms. Danielle Powers. Mark Daroshefski. Ricardo Harrington. Damian Bodner. Oiontae Childress. Andela Acic, Jayden McCubbin, l'slyn Gardner and Coach Mr. Tim Nininger. DESIGN·stall COPY:mcrowe c. cla~on. c. daly. a. doyle. b. fretwell. s. gobellan.k. manico. o. lull PHOTOS: lifetouch �INDOOR TRACI< . . f .' State Results Baylee Hodson: 6th in 55m Hurdles (9.10s) Cooper Albright: 4th in 500m Dash (1min8.19s) =-===-----.- Josh Fretwell: 4th in 3200m Run (10min 0.51 s) and 5th in 4x800m Relay Austin Hayden: 3rd in 3200m Run (9min 56.05s) and 5th in 4x800m Relay Jessica Palisca: 2nd in 1000m Run (3 min 8.71s) 1 """::::~~~--==-__...~~!!!!!!! ===:~~:.:===~~":!~~===:!'!~~~~iiii=i...:~~~~;;.;;:;;;:::.;::;;~=iiiiiii:;- Timothy lferika: 1st in 300m Dash (36.02s) Front Row: Eden Giannini. Tori White, Amanda Bowman, Elizabeth Hertzberg, Simone Schumaecker, Nicole Bulla and Baylee Hodson. Second Row: Jessica Palisca, Cooper Albright, Ben Rubin, Parker Waters. Xander Keriazakos, Amisha Sahni and Timothy lferika. Third Row: Ryan Lucas, Aidan Doyle. Ben Palisca, Drew Fulton, Jason Clingenpeel, Robert Pickelsimer and Jahiem Tyler. Fourth Row: Connor Jarczynski, John Asimakopoulos, Tommy Haroules, Jaquan Rivers, Josh Fretwell and Austin Hayden. Back Row: Coaches Mr. John Wiggins and Mrs. Katherine Albright. VARSITY BOYS' BASl<ETBALL U<JnFMfJft- -g- O R T H 000NT1cs P11YSIC.\L THER..\P' SPOll'l'S MElllCUIE & RllllD SERVICES I l'IJiil.11 AUTO Al'ways Highly Wrec• Front Row: Zach Bowling, Nick Mills, Assistant Coach Mr. Derrick Roth, Head Coach Mr. Jacob Gruse, Assistant Coach Mr. Michah Boyd, Jeremiah Rosarion. Crawford Enyart and Ball Boy Taylor Gruse. Back Row: Director of Basketball Operations Mr. Bill Turner, Athletic Trainer Ms. Danielle Power, Reed Pendleton, Lucas Duncan, Parker Huffman, Matthew Cagle, Jaxon Rinn. Adnan Jasarevic, Jalen Buster, Manager De"angelo Freeman and Character Coach Mr. John Sharp. (us-them) 51-57 Northside William Byrd 70-32 Glenvar 5745 Northside 47-58 William Byrd 79-60 Christiansburg 66-59 Lord Botetourt 65-54 Patrick Henry 46-61 Salem 75-68 Floyd County 56-54 Broadway 63-58 William Fleming 62-72 Pulaski County 76-59 Hidden Valley 57-53 Lord Botetourt 75-57 Hidden Valley 64-52 Blacksburg 72-63 Blacksburg 58-53 Patrick Henry 57-53 Salem 69-62 Christiansburg 53-50 Pulaski 63-5 7 Record 18-22 REFERENCE. Teams 1331 �(us-them) Radford 53-41 Northside 47-31 William Byrd 60-30 Glenvar 39-38 North side 44-48 William Byrd 32-35 Christiansburg 46-58 Lord Botetourt 45-50 Patrick Henry 61-45 Salem 68-42 William Fleming 51-44 Martinsville 66-62 Franklin County 70-49 Pulaski County 40-38 Hidden Valley Lord Botetourt Blacksburg Blacksburg Patrick Henry Salem Christiansburg Pulaski County Hidden Valley 56-28 57-58 53-31 51-44 47-33 54-65 46-32 59-20 61-47 Record 17-6 front Row: Alex Glick, Reese McMaster, Cameron Bishop, Charlie Urgo, Jacob Tozier, Tanner Kennedy and Nick Skeens. Back Row: Head Coach Mr. Ethan Humphries, Ayden Rinn, Bryce Cooper, Akanimo Ndem, Walker Swanson and Ashton Alli. ----- (us-them) Northside 51-66 William Byrd 47-53 Glenvar 60-37 Northside 43-22 William Byrd 53-45 Christiansburg 33-49 Patrick Henry 37-68 Salem 64-45 Pulaski 63-50 Blacksburg 59-24 Hidden Valley 53-40 Franklin County 59-49 Blacksburg 69-24 Christiansburg 47-61 Patrick Henry 41-51 VARSITY GIRLS' BASl<ETBALL Salem Franklin County Pulaski County Hidden Valley 76-48 55-50 46-50 45-57 Record 11-8 70-15 34-28 44-35 64-22 36-38 48-31 58-42 49-37 45-27 37-35 39-57 41-28 44-36 3646 1 """T'9Kf s4·0'..613:i724 Front Row: Manager Monica Paige, Catherine Thacker, Kieera Mooney, Taylor Robertson and Sabrina Landsman. Middle Row: Athletic Trainer Ms. Danielle Power. Aria Davis, Emma Larson, Zada Porter, Blair Emery and Head Coach Jessica Ficarra. Back Row: Assistant Coach Mr. John Swartz. ----- (us-them) Northside William Byrd Glenvar Northside William Byrd Christiansburg Patrick Henry Salem Brookville Floyd County Pulaski Blacksburg Hidden Valley Franklin County ' Blacksburg Christiansburg Patrick Henry Salem Franklin County Pulaski County Hidden Valley JV GIRLS_ ' BASl<ETBALL 47-42 74-37 42-33 39-33 45-34 30-60 52-33 RECORD 17-4 front Row: Abby Smith. Danielle Holland, Ava Hibbs, Ainsley Robertson and l<atie Carroll. Back Row: Maggie Haroules, Emma Falatic. Rachel Anderson and Anna Gwinn. DESIGN· staff COPY· c clayton c. daly. m crowe. b.lretwell. s. gobellan. k. gotlstein.k. manico. g. overlelt. a. tull PHOTOS:liletouch �BOYS' TENNIS ' Front Row: Suraj Lalchandani, Raj Patel, Om Patel and Taylor Hypes. Back Row: Webb Holderman, Roshan Ratel, Travis Schuck, Ethan Wiid, Coach Mrs. Rebecca Wessinger, Lance Beheler, Gurbaj Singh, Josh Long and David Lawson. Schedule William Byrd Pulaski County Hidden Valley William Byrd Northside Blacksburg Christiansburg Patrick Henry Salem Pulaski County Hidden Valley Northside Home Home Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Home 3/11 3/12 3/15 3/19 3/21 3/22 3/26 3/29 4/22 4/5 4/8 4/11 Christiansburg Away 4/24 Blacksburg Patrick Henry Salem Home Away Away 4/26 4/30 5/3 Schedule Franklin County William Byrd Pulaski Hidden Valley William Bryd Northside Blacksburg Christiansburg Patrick Henry Salem Pulaski Hidden Valley Northside Christiansburg Blacksburg Patrick Henry Salem Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Home 3/7 3/ 11 3/12 3/ 15 3/ 19 3/21 3/22 3/ 26 3/ 29 4/2 4/5 4/ 8 4/ 11 4/ 24 4/26 4/30 5/ 3 Schedule William Byrd Northside Blacksburg Lord Botetourt Christiansburg Patrick Henry Glenvar Salem Pulaski County Hidden Valley Away; Home Away; Home Home; Away Home' Away Away; Home Away; Home Home; Away Away; Home Home; Away Home; Away 3/ 12; 3/ 19 3/ 15; 3/ 21 3/ 22;4/ 26 3/ 25;4/ 29 3/ 26;4/24 3/ 29;4/ 30 4/ 1; 4/ 8 4/ 2;5/ 3 4/ 5; 5/ 7 4/ 11; 5/ 9 TENNI Front Row: Emma Larson, Grace Holderman, Nandini Sriram and Caroline Treubert. Back Row: Coach Nancy Duffy, Coach Kim Murray, Allison Henion, Josie Beheler, Michelle Zheng, Catherine Chen, Payton Harman and Coach Tommy Harman. VARSITY SOFTBALL Front Row: Hannah Muncy, Rachael Riley, Katie Mullins, Taylor Loving and Emma Fields. Middle Row: Maliah Mizack, Abby Weaver, Sierra Cox, Mikayla Ray and Coach Olivia Gess. Back Row: Coach Nick Sharp, Coach Scott Hodge, Hannah Peters, Alexa Maronic, Addi Browning, Logan Scott, Taylor Smithson, Coach Scott Sharp and Coach Jason Loving. REFERENCE: Teams~ �~~~~~~~~ Schedule William Byrd Northside William Byrd Northside Blacksburg Christiansburg Patrick Henry Glenvar Salem Pulaski County Glenvar Hidden Valley Christiansburg Blacksburg Lord Botetourt Patrick Henry Salem Pulaski County Hidden Valley Home Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Away Home Home Schedule William Byrd North side William Byrd Northside Blacksburg Patrick County Christiansburg Patrick Henry Glenvar Salem Pulaski County Glenvar Hidden Valley Christiansburg Blacksburg Patrick County Patrick Henry Salem Pulaski County Hidden Valley Home Home Away Away Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Away Home Home JV SOFTBALL 3/12 3/15 3/19 3/21 3/22 3/26 3/29 4/1 4/2 4/5 4/8 4/11 4/24 ~~~<jll)~~~ 4/26 ~;.t..!i~~;;~~~~~~ :~;~ 5/3 5/7 5/9 '? • ' , r'! ~ ... • Front Row: lsabela Deleon, Reese Hood, Sydney Smith, Riley Young and Ashley Ditmore. Middle Row: Coach Mr. CD Kilbaine, Blair Emery, Katie Carroll, Sydney Eurick, Olivia Hartman and Coach Mr. Bryon Earls. Back Row: Coach Mr. Josh Cundiff, Kylie Cundiff, Kendall Scott, Sarah Earls, Tristan Tofano, Madison Hanes and Coach Mr. Joe Mullins. 3/12 3/15 3/19 3/21 3/22 3/25 3/26 3/29 4/1 4/2 4/5 4/8 4/11 4/24 4/26 Front Row: David Adams, Andrew Neighbors and AJ Cacciatore. Middle Row: Jalen Buster, Spencer Craig, Charlie Urgo, 4/29 4/30 Connor Lange and Caleb Pritchard. Back Row: RJ Chaustre, Aiden Dellinger, Grant Wilson, Bryce Cooper, Holden Wilkerson, 5/3 Connor Lewis and Brody Luckey. 5/7 5/9 JV BASEBALL Schedule William Byrd Northside William Byrd Northside Blacksburg Patrick County Christiansburg Patrick Henry Glenvar Salem Pulaski County Glenvar Hidden Valley Christiansburg Blacksburg Patrick County Patrick Henry Salem Pulaski County Hidden Valley Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Away 3/12 3/15 3/ 19 3/21 3/ 22 3/25 3/26 3/29 4/1 4/2 4/5 4/8 4/11 4/24 4/26 4/29 4/ 30 5/ 3 5/ 7 5/9 Front Row: Jack Urgo, Walker Bolin, Peyton Horsley, Austin Reustle and Thomas Dinsmore. Middle Row: Landin Altizer, Trey Ludy, Connor Lange, Skylar Carroll, Bays Bryant and Ben Kingery. Back Row: RJ Chaustre, Holden Wilkerson, Bryce Cooper, Aiden Dellinger and Cole Pritchard. DESIGN staff COPY.1. booker m crowe.c daly. k.gottstein.k.manico.e. smithPHOTOS: lifetouch �VARSITY BOYS' SOCCER i Pulaski County Hidden Valley Home Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home 3/12 3/15 3/19 3/21 3/22 3/26 4/2 4/3 4/5 4/10 4/24 4/26 4/30 5/3 5/7 5/9 Schedule William Byrd Northside William Byrd Northside Blacksburg Christiansburg Salem Patrick Henry Pulaski County Hidden Valley Christiansburg Blacksburg Patrick Henry Salem Pulaski County Hidden Valley Home Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home 3/12 3/15 3/19 3/21 3/22 3/ 26 4/2 4/3 4/ 5 4/ 10 4/ 24 4/26 4/30 5/ 3 5/ 7 5/9 Schedule William Byrd Northside William Byrd Northside Blacksburg Christiansburg Patrick Henry Salem Pulaski County Hidden Valley Christiansburg Blacksburg Patrick Henry Salem Pulaski County Front Row: Grace Hurst, Rachael Snodgrass. Ingrid Diaz. Katie Harris. Maya Monsour, Eliana Miller and Charlie Nichols. Middle Hidden Valley Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Home 3/ 12 3/ 15 3/19 3/ 21 3/ 22 3/ 26 3/ 29 4/ 2 4/ 5 4/ 11 4/ 24 4/ 26 4/ 30 5/ 3 5/7 5/ 9 First Row: Nathan Sharp, Colten lademarco, Josh Earls, Austin Hayden, Andrew Keller, Seth Fleshman and Seth Poulsen. Middle Row: Coach Mr. Brad Collins, Hunter Morris, Nick Henritze, Alex Blanton, Will Henritze, Kobey Simon, Nathan Banning, Tyler Mitchem and Manager Chris Woodrum. Back Row: Nathan Goerner, Jeremy Lachowicz. Brian King, Matthew Taylor, Baylor Boone, Ethan Harris. Marc Sharrer, Vova Jacobsen and Ola Dinakin. Front Row: Martin Hanson, Charlie Sanders, Truman Collins, Jaden lademarco. Joshua Earls. Matthew Chapman. Mason Harris. Trevor Poff and Canaan Fetzer. Back Row: Coach Mr. Landon Durmont. Trevor Ermel. Blake Bowles. Seth Schindler, Dule Smith, Jacob Miller, Oliver Hernandez. Saad Ak. Holden Blanton and Ethan Sheehy. VARSITY GIRLS' SOCCER Row: Tayler Schindler. Mackenzie Kodatt. Emma Dmochowski, Macey Harder, Catherine Thacker and Toni Perkins. Back Row: Coach Mrs. Katie Dene. Lily Ray, Heather Hatcher, Aubrey Billings, Jessica Christensen. Julie Jenkins. Morgan Martin, Abby Rutigliano and Coach Mrs. Whitney Huffman. REFERENCE. Teams 1371 �____ JY GIRLS' SOCCER Schedule William Byrd Northside William Byrd Northside Blacksburg Christiansburg Patrick Henry Pulaski County Hidden Valley Christiansburg Blacksburg Patrick Henry Pulaski County Hidden Valley Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Away 3/12 3/15 3/19 3/21 3/22 3/26 3/29 4/5 4/10 4/24 4/26 4/30 5/7 5/8 Front Row: Lucy Pendleton, Grayson Synder, Alicia Carvalho, Kaylin Grahame, Ella Tkachenko, Isabelle Laprade, Laurel Bay and - Grace Simon. Middle Row: Emily Cleveland, Sarah Beth Tirico, Burkley Nichols, Megan Eller, Summer Smith, Maggie Dunstan and Mine Potgieter. Back Row: Coach Mrs. Tori Doyle, Lauren Pennington, Gemma El'Shenawy, Lexi Miller, Ella Bay, Alex Heffron, Lainey Thornhill and Cicely Webb. BOYS' LACROSSE Schedule Salem Byrd Byrd LCA B.burg R.bridge Fran. Co. H. Valley H. Valley C.burg P. Henry H. Valley Fleming E.C. Glass J. Forest Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Home -...._. - _I._ ....-w /,' •~'91A ,' ~' '..- ~ ' ,I _ti ' I. • A''- l __ !--.. • Front Row: Josh Wainwright. Andrew Richardson. Garrett Breiner. Spencer Pratt. Ethan Fox, Tyson Alderman. Zach Martin, Matthew Colozza and Andrew Ditmore. Second Row: Elijah Hadfield, Walker Swanson. Layton Turner. Briggs Copper, Holden Foster. Davis Lily, Michael Mahoney, Richard Kidwell. Parker Mills. Chase Hammes. Owen Ghaphery, Steven Landsman and Dylan Rice. Third Row: Ayden Rinn. Matt Crawford, Gabe King, John Booker. Jacob Mardian. Chandler Foster. Caleb Wheeler, Max Cass, Ben Kelley, Colin Doyle and Matt Mahone. Back Row: Coaches Mr. Rick Kelly, Mr. Mike Kendrick, Mr. Denny Barbour and Mr. Dean McDaniel. DESIGNstaff COPY mr,rowe. c. daly. s matthews PHOTOS: liletouch �Schedule Byrd Salem Blacksburg Rockbridge Franklin Co. Franklin Co. H.Valley C.burg PH W. Fleming EC Glass J.Forest Away Horne Horne Horne Horne Home Home Away Away Home Away Horne 3/11 3/14 4/3 4/10 4/12 4/23 4/29 5/1 5/6 5/10 5/14 5/16 Front Row: Hatley Loop, Grace Furrow, Sabrina Landsman. Makayla Dowdy, Lauren Hays, Abby Holbrook and Sofia Midkiff. Second Row: Dori Havens. Sara Lee. Lena Kwitny, Emily Bradley, Kierra Mooney. Ashley Creekmore. Natasha Fuller. Reagan Edmunds. Delaney Groves and Destina Bermo. Third Row: Samantha Manico. Morgan Allardi. Anna Kate Pratt. Caroline Mills, Sarah Massengil. Sarah Kidwell. Taylor Hiolvsky, Rebekah Mahoney, Lilly Swanson and Manager Amalia Midkiff. Fourth Row: Elise Mosley, Susan Hanson. Angie Dinakin, Amelia Spurlock. Sierra Hartman, Jenna Hopstetter. Lauren Fradette. Dara Ndem and Madison Johnson. Back Row: Assistant Coach Tim Pratt. Assistant Coach Josh Dowdy, Head Coach Byron Dowdy, Goalie Coach Rick Kelley and Coach Jason Dowdy. BOYS' OUTDOOR TRACK Schedule Northside Salem C. burg Away Away Away Staun. River Away Staun. River Away Away B.burg Fleming Away Away H.Valley Away H. Valley Away W. Byrd - - '\ - - . "--' .. - ~ ... - -_ ~·- ...._ , - . -. - .... - ~ . - .. 4/ 6 4/ 10 4/ 13 4/ 24 4/ 27 5/ 1 5/ 3 5/ 8 5/ 10 5/ 11 __· Front Row: Jahiem Tyler. Vikas Garimella. Liam Schoph. Ben McBride. Christian Lumsden. Parker Waters. Justin Sheldon. Apurv Verelly, Tom Lin. Jeremiah Rosarion and Timothy lferika. Middle Row: Diontae Childress. Lathan Gregory, Vincent Williams. Ryan Lucas. Mark Daroshefski. Ben Palisca. Xander Kariazakos, Drew Fulton. Michael Rothbort and Jaquan Rivers. Back Row: Ethan Coates. Ben Rubin. John Asirnakopoulos. John Shelor, Connor Jarcynzski. Joshua Fretwell. Landon Cox. Austin Patterson. Aidan Doyle. Matthew Cagle and Julius Price. REFERENCE Tearns 1391 �_ Schedule Northside Salem C. burg Staun. River Staun. River B.burg Fleming H.Valley H.Valley W. Byrd GIRLS' OUTDOOR TRACI< Away Away Away Away Away Away Away Away Away Away 4/6 4/10 4/13 4/24 4/27 5/1 5/3 5/8 5/10 5/11 COPY rn r,rowe c daly.s gobellan. t perkins. h smith PHOTOS: liletouch �ACADEMIC TEAM Front Row: Rachel Baffoe-Bonnie, Catherine Chen, Michelle Zheng, Alicia Carvalho, Scott Rose, Maya Sawh and Jack Horton. Back Row: Dylan Colburn, Elliot Kesler, Andela Acic, Miles Vance, Billy Luqiu, Travis Schuck, Bennett Snyder and Elliott Kroll. ACCOLADE Front Row: Julia Booker. Danielle Brinkley, Erin Smith, Toni Perkins, Caroline Daly and Gwen Overfelt. Middle Row: Katie Gottstein, Shaun Matthews, Megan Crowe, Sam Gobellan and Olivia Tull. Back Row: Brooke Fretwell, Hannah Smith, Adviser Mrs. Chrystal Shawn and Cori Clayton. ARCHITECTURE -ENGINEERING Front Row: David Martin, Nathaniel Laprade, Jennifer Colebrook and Nicholas Moses. Back Row: Marisa Sigrist, Tanner Smith, Michael Cavicchio and Andela Acic. ART CLUB Front Row: Sara Stewart, Zoey Hughes and Natalie McGhee. Back Row: Jaclyn Howard, Jennifer Colebrook and Hallie Weitzenfeld. REFERENCE. Teams. Clubs & Organizations~ �BALANCE CLUB left to right: Mr. Tim Hayes, Tamara Gregoire, Jade McNutt, Cayton Savinda, Rachel Boch. Savannah Mihalo and Ms. Harry Mills. BAND -CONCERT Front Row: Emma Maxwell, Sydney Hilovsky, Katie Ourica, Amanda Bowman, Caroline Treubert. Alexia Dinsmore, Hanna Scaer and Jordan Kalafut. Second Row: Mr. Brian Quakenbush, Hannah Young, Miranda Hughes, Ashley Arthur. Henry Wagner. Emily Bassant, Claire Lawson, Eli McGraw and Isabelle Divers. Third Row: Lena Scaer. Jason Clingenpeel. Jason Bradshaw. Sydney Schillen. Griffin Anderson, Webb Holderman, Rachel Baffoe·Bonnie. Will Goodman and Mason Taylor. Back Row: Dillon Key, Cooper Albright. Lance Sipes. Michael Cavicchio. Nicholas Cavicchio. Jack Horton. Ethan Arrington. Matthew Mahoney. Jesse Wills and Matt Danco. GOPY d.brinkley. c clayton. c. daly. s gobellan PHOTOS: lifetouch BAND-CONCERT Front Row: Christian Adkins. Matthew Christopher, Laurel Hudson. Oriel Soltysik, Emily Murano. Bella Crouse and Mr. Brian Quakenbush. Middle Row: Noah Hartson. Oasia Mayo, Kaden Oxendine. Miranda Hughes. Elliott Kroll. Katie Sullivan and Adrienne Heston. Back Row: Aiden Mclaughlin. Gavin Wilkerson, Lucas Holt, Luke Defalco. Clay Williams. Robert Pickelsimer. Tanner Smith and Skylar Perdue. BAND-JAZZ Front Row: Emma Maxwell, Matthew Christopher. Webb Holderman, Emily Bassant. Hana Scaer, Laurel Hudson, and Tanner Smith. Middle Row: Sydney Schillen. Griffin Anderson, Adrienne Heston, Rachel Baffoe-Bonnie, Abigail Robertson and Ashley Arthur. Back Row: Mr. Brian Quakenbush, Jason Bradshaw, Riley Freccero, Jack Horton and Miranda Hughes. �BAND-JAZZ BETA CLUB Front Row: Skylar Perdue, Roxie Robinson, Emily Bradley, Alex Tayloe, Justin Clingenpeel and Miranda Hughes. Middle Row: Lena Scaer, Jason Clingenpeel, Luke DeFalco, Noah Hartson and Sam Slate. Back Row: Mr. Brian Quakenbush, Jason Wainwright and Cooper Albright. Front Row: lilly Bay, Om Patel, Tyler Shaywitz, Hunter Hartman, Andrew Ditmore. Jason Clingenpeel. Jeremy Lachowicz. Gavin Wilkerson. Nicolas Plybon and Michael Randolph. Middle Row: Grant Floyd, Ola Dinakin, Baylor Boone. Alexander DiSalvo, Brooke Fretwell, Selma Sosic, Odalys Hernandez. Rachel Boch and Josh Fretwell. Back Row: Casey Fentress, Tanner Smith, Will Chewning, Garrett Breiner. Matthew Colozza, Clay Williams, Billy luqiu, Connor lewis, Michael Kyle and Crawford Enyart. BETA CLUB DAY &l<NIGHT NEWS Front Row: Sydney Hilovsky, Liberty Fetzer. Danielle Brinkley, Kyoko Leaman. Emma Maxwell, Grace Holderman, Allison Henion and Katie Harris. Second Row: Sarah Ball, Alyssa Godfrey, Zaeda Southerland, Olivia Coates. Hannah Muncy, Tayler Schindler. Julia Booker and Emma Dmochowski. Third Row: Lexie Agee, Kenley Jennings, Tori White. Alix Rainsbury, Toni Perkins, Liz Hertzberg, Anna Gentiluomo and Emmanuel Mahgerefteh. Back Row: Hannah Smith, Blake Smith, Audrey Hale, Ethan Harris. Travis Schuck, Matthew Taylor. Marc Sharrer and Waleed lftikhar. Front Row: Natalie Paul, Ryleigh Balzer. Caroline Glenn. Morgan Newbold. Caroline Daly, Sam Gobellan, Grace Wetzel, Bailey Cassell. Zoey Hughes and Eden Giannini. Back Row: Gage Whitt, David Martin, Tobias Crooke, Taylor Squires. Patrick Goodman, Zach Bishop, Jess Sprinkel. Jenna McKeown, Hannah Hodges and Mrs. Colleen Morrison. REFERENCE:Clubs & Organizations 1431 �DEBATE TEAM First Row: Natalie McGhee, Jessica Wei, Grace Holderman, Sarah Ballou, Abby Estrada, Michelle Zheng and Rachel Baffoe-Bonnie. Middle Row: Oriel Soltysik, Bennett Snyder, Billy Luqiu, Holden Foster, Joseph Kupidlovsky and Amisha Sahni. Back Row: Aida Doucoure, Garrett Breiner, Elliott Kesler and Breanna Rogers. DIVERSITY CLUB Front Row: Asha Johnson. Nandini Sriram. Mr. Eli Harrison. Emily Lawson, Rachael Snodgrass and Maya Sawh. Middle Row: Jennifer Colebrook, Jessica Wei, Kieera Mooney, Nicole Bulla. Morgan Martin and Abby Estrada. Back Row: Natalie McGhee, Zachelle Lexima. Dasia Mayo, Simone Schumaecker. Aida Doucoure, Marisa Quesenberry and Dymond Carmon. COPY J hooker c clayton c daly s gobellan. k.manico. h. smith PHOTOS: lifetouch DECA Front Row: Parker Mills, Owen Ghaphery and Kasey Skaff. Back Row: Lena Kwitny, Sofia Midkiff and Maya Monsour. FACES Left to Right: Olivia Bowling, Hannah Ireland, Jahiem Tyler and Hunter Hartman. �FBLA FCA Front Row: Sofia Midkiff. Andrew Keller. Apurv Verelly and Maya Monsour. Back Row: Parker Mills, Prime Reece and Jacob Mannon. Front Row: Andrew Ditmore, Caroline Glenn. Maya Monsour, Liz Hertzberg and Jennifer Colebrook. Back Row: Mr. Jacob Gruse. Jalen Buster. Matthew Cagle, Drew Fulton. Taylor Robertson and Mrs. Kristen Gruse. FCC LA FCC LA Front Row: Victoria Goodman. Amanda Bowman. Bryanna Lowry, Priya Patel. Ben McBride. Gracie Walker. Daniel Wheeler and Cruz Duran. Back Row: Austin Elmore, Carmen Anderson. Jacob Miller. Zac Crain, Jonathan Chen. Aaron Wheeler and Muhammad Akozai. Front Row: Autumn McGregor. Hannah Hodges. Natalie Paul. Alexis Boush. Lauren Pennington, Claire Micklem, Grace Simon and Taylor Hilovsky. Back Row: Matthew Heslep, Madison Lange, Mills Harris. Braden Prokopchak. Carter Taylor. Jaheim Tyler and Jacob Harrison. REFERENCE: Clubs & Organizations~ �FRENCH CLUB NATIONAL FRENCH HONORSOCIETY Front Row: Ivory Wood, Ashton Howard, Emma Maxwell, Matthew Christopher, Natalie McGhee, Maya Sawh and Aria Davis. Middle Row: Gavin Wilkerson, Bryce Bennett, Adrienne Heston, Bennett Snyder, Amethyst Wright, Julianna Jenkins, Maya Monsour and Sabrina Landsman. Back Row: Michael Cannon, Charlie Emanuelson, Elliot Kroll, Odalys Hernandez, Olivia Coates, Connor Jarcyzinski and Maddi Stephens. The only member who showed up: Claire Lawson HELPSAVETHE NEXT GIRL Front Row: Lauren Frampton, Amanda Bowman, Asha Johnson, Lia Lawson, l<ierra Mooney, Savannah Mihalo, Emma Fields and Reeselynn Williams. Second Row: Sofia Midkiff, Jennifer Colebrook, Maliah Mizack. Sydney Hilovsky, Aria Davis, Jayna Reed, Autumn MacGregor, Rachael Snodgrass and Emily Lawson. Third Row: Jackie Howard, Maya Monsour, Nicole Bulla, Olivia Coates, Anna Richardson, Abby Estrada, l<atie Durica, Cicely Webb and Dymond Carmon. Back Row: Amisha Sahni, Ryan Cass, Alexis Boush, Selma Sosic, Emma Dmochowski, Odayls Hernandez, Katie Sullivan, Shania l<asey·Mays and Marisa O.uesenberry. COPY· j. booker a doyle.c. daly, b. fretwell. s. gobellan. k.gottstein. o. tull PHOTOS: lifetouch Front Row: Grace Furrow, Lena Kwitny, Jayna Reed, Victoria Downie, Ashlee Yeatts and Nandini Sriram. Second Row: Eden Giannini, Josie Beheler. Emma Newcomb, Maliah Mizack and Madison Lange. Third Row: Apurv Verelly, Jennifer Colebrook, Colten lademarco, Lance Beheler and Morgan Martin. Back Row: Jade McNutt, Rachel Baffoe· Bonnie, Holden Foster, Walker Swanson and Lorelai Hale. �l<EY CLUB l<EY CLUB Front Row: Sofia Midkiff, Maya Monsour, Taylor Smithson, Hannah Peters, Bailey Cassell, Hanna Scaer, Hatley Loop and Taylor Hilovsky. Middle Row: Cicely Webb, Nicole Bulla, Parker Mills, Kobey Simon. Bailey Barker, Ashley Creekmore and Lizbeth Zaragoza. Back Row: Lily Fox, Roshan Patel, Suraj Lalchandani, Owen Ghaphery, Holden Wilkerson and Riley Trotter. Front Row: Sydney Hilovsky, Hunter Hartman, Olivia Tull, Ryan Fugate, Waleed lftikhar, Liz Hertzberg and Katie Harris. Middle Row: Olivia Coates, Ashlynn Boone, Hannah Smith, Kasey Skaff. Anna Gentiloumo, Morgan Newbold, Amanda Bowman and Matthew Taylor. Back Row: Oscar Hernandez, Baylor Boone, Gavin Wilkerson, Odalys Hernandez, Brooke Fretwell, Oasia Mayo and Andrew Richardson. l<NIGHT &DAY CAFE LATIN CLUB Left to right: Bryanna Lowry, Lia Lawson and Reeselyn Williams. Front Row: Laurel Hudson, Josie Beheler, Lena Kwitny, Jessica Wei, Apurv Verelly, Rachel Baffoe-Bonnie, Natalie McGhee and Payton Harman. Middle Row: Abby Weaver, Abbie Robertson, Cicely Web, Lily Fox, Madison Cianelli, Meg Askew, Lucy Carr, Lauren Kelly and Roshen Patel. Back Row: Elliot Kroll. Riley Trotter. Aida Ooucource, Owen Ghaphery, Michael Cavicchia. Alexa Maronic. Suraj Lalchandani. Miles Vance and Luke OeFalco. REFERENCE:Clubs & Organizations4 �NATIONAL LATIN HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Liberty Fetzer, Grace Holderman, Abby Weaver. Lena Kwitny, Katie Ball, Lilly Bay and Liz Hertzberg. Middle Row: Andrew Ditmore. Jessica Wei, Natalie McGhee, Elliot Kroll, Katie Harris and Aida Doucoure. Back Row: Crawford Enyart, Owen Ghaphery, Clay Williams, Michael Cavicchio, Miles Vance and Luke DeFalco. PEOPLE'S CLUB Front Row: Zoey Hughes, Maya Sawh, Avery Sutherland and Caitlin Phillips. Back Row: Natalie McGhee, Hallie Weitzenfeld, Aida Doucoure and Dymond Carmon. RHO l<APPA ROBOTICS TEAM Front Row: Julia Booker, Jessica Wei, Lena l<witny, Jennifer Colebrook, Maya Sawh, Katie Ball and Tyler Shaywitz. Middle Row: Aida Doucoure. Natalie McGhee, Morgan Martin. Simone Schumaecker. Tori White, Lizbeth Herzberg and Phillip Becher. Back Row: Travis Schuck, Billy Luqiu, Brooke Fretwell, Grady Brydges, Alex Blanton, Josh Wainwright and Josh Fretwell. Front Row: .Laurel Hudson, Sydney Schillen and Payton Harman. Back Row: Tyler Kendrick, Fletcher Burden and Akif Demir. COPY·c daly s. gobellan k. manico. h. srnilh. o. tull PHOTOS: liletouch �SCA SPANISH CLUB Front Row: Julia Booker. Maya Sawh, Maya Monsour, Alexis Boush. Natalie McGhee and Katie Harris. Middle Row: Hannah Peters. Taylor Smithson, Emma Lawson, Tayler Schindler and Liz Hertzberg. Back Row: Roshan Patel. Michael Kyle. Taylor Robertson. James Snyder and Suraj Lalchandani. Front Row: Sofia Midkiff. Nandini Sriram. Lauren Frampton, Victoria Downie. Asha Johnson and Mariam Botrous. Middle Row: Natalie McGhee, Hallie Weitzenfeld, Maya Monsour. Casey Boone and Emily Lawson. Back Row: Katie Sullivan, Morgan Martin, Nicole Bulla. Kobey Simon, Selma Sosic and Travis Schuck. NATIONAL SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL SPANISHHONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Tyler Shaywitz, Sydney Hilovsky, Danielle Brinkley, Hunter Hartman, Matthew Christopher and Mrs. Amy Bolen. Second Row: Emma Dmochowski, Hannah Muncy, Taylor Schindler, Thanaira Colon and Caroline Daly. Third Row: Marc Sharrer. Dillon Key, Justin Clingenpeel, Amisha Sahni. Tori White and Rachel Boch. Back Row: Brooke Fretwell, Gavin Wilkerson. Baylor Boone, Matthew Colozza, Josh Fretwell and Jessica Christensen. Front Row: Jennifer Colebrook. Sofia Midkiff, Nandini Sriram, Lauren Frampton, Brianna Bradley and Mrs. Amy Bolen. Middle Row: Morgan Martin. Natalie McGhee Hallie Weitzenfeld, Anna Gentiluomo and Julia Booker. Back Row: Michael Randolph, Nicole Bulla, l<obey Simon, Blake Smith, Selma Sosic and Travis Schuck. ~ubs & Oryamzalions 1491 REFERENCE: �STUDENTADVISORY COUNCIL STUDENT HELPERS-ATTENDANCE Left to Right: Caroline Daly, Sophie LeGault, Julie Booker and Rachel Baffoe- Bonnie. Front Row: Mikala Kanode, Leah Fleshman, Tori White, Madison Snowden and Zachelle Lexima. Back Row: Blake Smith, Zada Porter. Vivienne Barnhart, Ring Acuol, Odalys Hernandez and Drew Fulton. STUDENT HELPERS -FRONT OFFICE STUDENT HELPERS -GUIDANCE Left to Right: Bella Crouse, Liz Hertzberg, Dylan Rice. Ben Bryant and Catherine Thacker. COPY c. clayton. m crowe. c. daly.s.gobellan s. matthews PHOTOS: liletouch Front Row: Hannah Peters, Sofia Midkiff, Abby Rutigliano, Abigail Robertson and Isabelle LaPrade. Back Row: Nathan Sharp, Kobey Simon. Jalen Buster and Laine Burchinal. �TEACHERS FOR TOMORROW TRl-M MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Tavia Wright, Belle Bowman, Thanaira Colon, Megan Crowe, Dixie Overfelt and Natalie Paul. Back Row: Madison Snowden. Kenley Jennings, Emoni Mcllwraight, Logan Scott and Maddi Stephens. Front Row: Mr. Brian Quakenbush, Oriel Soltysik, Amanda Bowman, Sydney Hilovsky, Jordan Kalafut and Amber Arthur. Middle Row: Miranda Hughes. Bella Crouse. Elliot Kroll, Abigail Robertson, Adrienne Heston and Katie Sullivan. Back Row: Skylar Perdue, Jesse Wills. Dillon Key, Clay Williams. Tanner Smith and Jason Bradshaw. TRl-M MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Brianna Bradley, Katie Durica, Emma Maxwell. Laurel Hudson. Matthew Christoper and Hanna Scaer. Second Row: Roxie Robinson. Claire Lawson. Miranda Hughes. Isabella Divers. Will Goodman and Justin Clingenpeel. Third Row: Rachel Baffoe· Bonnie, Lena Scaer. Jason Clingenpeel. Lucas Holt. Luke Defalco. Webb Holderman and Mason Taylor. Back Row: Jason Wainwright, Jack Horton. Michael Cavicchia, Nicholas Cavicchia. Cooper Albright and Mr. Brian Quakenbush. ~ REFERENCE. Clubs & Organizalions �TANNER SMITH Dear Tanner, It is hard to believe that you are getting ready tohead off to college. I am sure you are more than ready to start anew adventure, but we will all miss you! Time went by too fast and you grew up faster than what we wanted! Always remember where you came from and enjoy what thefuture brings to you. God has a plan for you and you can do anything you set yaur heart and mind todoing. We are soproud of you and are so excitedtosee what happens in the next chapter of your life. Youmean more to us than you will ever know. We love you with all our hearts! Mom, Rob, Dad and Dule �GARRETT BREINER Garrett, Because of your hard work, determination and compassion, you are becoming the man we had always dreamed that you wouldbe. We are so proud of your many accomplishments and look forward to seeing what the future holds for you. Love, Mom, Dad and Sydney "It is not in the stars to hold our destiny but in ourselves." - William Shakespeare REBECCA BAUER .... . lt ... .... .._ . We are so proud of you, Rebecca. Never lose your gift for joy. Thank you for sharing it with us. REFERfNGf ~OS~ �ANDREW 1'~ DITMORE asl Andrew, CONGRATS!!! Words cannot express how incredibly proud we are of the man you have become. You are kind, compassionate and have a way of connecting with the people around you. Don't lose this gift. You are a hard worker and a leader and will be successful in whatever you do. We love you to the moon and back. Love you buddy, Mom, Dad, Rob, Ashley, Brady, Nana and Papa "I know the plans I have for you declares the Lord. Plans to prosper you and not harm you. Plans to give you hope and a future." Jeremiah 29:11 SETH CARSWELL ;., Ff . Seth, We are so very proud of the · man you have become! Your whole ~ life is ahead of you! Follow your dreams andlove life! Love you always, Your Mom and Dad andfamily LIBERTY FETZER I So proud of who you are and excited for the adventures that lie ahead for you. · 2 Corinthians 3:17 Love, Mom, Dad, Cane, Charly, & Naomi BRIAN KING Congratulations, Brian! We are so proud of you. We know that anything you put your mind to you will achieve. Looking forward to seeing where life takes you. We love you so much! Mom and Dad �CORI CLAYTON Congratulations, Cori! You have worked so hard, accomplished so much, and become this strong, smart and beautiful young lady. We are so proud of you and can't wait to see what great things your future holds. We Love You, Mom, Dad, and Brooke REFERENCE ADS~ �ERIN SMITH l It's been a short 18 years filled with laughter and joy! You make us proud every day just by being your awesome self. So here's to Big Ernie and anew life of adventures ahead. We love you more than words could ever express! Mom, Joe, Dad, Jake and Abby HANNAH SMITH We Love You! Dad, Mom, Ryan, Eric, Sarah &Mike "Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined." Henry David Thoreau �HANNAH MUNCY Congratulations, Hannah! We are so proud of you and the smart, talented, and beautiful young lady you have become. We can't wait to see what the future holds. Love you always, Mom, Larry, Victoria & Sara AMEEN SERDAH Ameen, We are so proud of you today and for all the accomplishments to come. Always stay true and kind. The sky is the limit, so open your wings and fly. Love you forever and a day, Mom, Grandma, Grandpa, Sissy and brother in heaven GAVIN WILKERSON JACOB KNIGHT ~ Gavin, It has been an amazing journey watching you grow through your school years. You are a blessing to all you meet and we are proud to call you our son. Love, Dad and Mom ~~a: Congratulations, Jacob! We are so proud of what you have accomplished and the man you have · become. You have such a ~ bright future ahead of you ;. and we cannot wait to watch it unfold. Always remember to follow your dreams. Carpe Diem! We Love You, Dad, Mom and Allie REFERENCE AUS~ �DANIELLE BRINKLEY . 1 Congratulations, Danielle! You have always been pure determination in a small package. We are proud of who you are and who you will become. Love, Mom, Dad and Anna "We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams." -Willy Wonka TONI PERKINS Congratulations, Toni! We are so proud of theyoung lady you have become. You have grown into a loving, . , smart, accepting, unique, compassionate and loyal person. Don't let anyone or anything change you! We can't wait to see E.'ftii~q what thefuture holds for you. VFL We Love You! Mom and Dad "It's a beautiful day, thesun is shining, I feel good, no one is going to stop me now." - Freddie Mercury . \ I J•·. �KATIE GOTTSTEIN "Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life." Steve Jobs Drew, You have overcome every challenge put in front of you with faith, courage and strength. Always smiling, working hard and always caring about others before yourself. Our hearts overflow with pride for your accomplishments, but more importantly for the person you have become. You're the best! #66Strong Love, Mom and Dad DREW FULTON To every coach, teacher, administrator, family member, friend, or even thoseunknown, wewant to thank you for the help, prayers and love for Drew. He could not have gotten to graduation without you! He has learnedthetrue meaning of community and what it means to be FOREVER AKNIGHT! REFERENCE ADS 1591 �OLIVIA TULL Congratulations, Olivia Grace! We could not be more proud of the smart, beautiful, caring young woman you are. ~~~. . Stay strong in your faith and DREAM BIG! Love Always - Mom, Walker and Emily JULIA BOOKER I'll love you forever, I'll like you tor always, as long I'mliving my baby you'll be. I'mvery proud of the life you've created so far and I know your future will be beautiful! Love, Mommy �BROOKE FRETWELL You have become an independent, strong, caring young lady. We are so proud of all the things you have accomplished. Stay true to yourself and your faith in God, and you can change the world! We love you! Mom and Dad �TYLER SHAYWITZ "All our dreams can come true...if we have the courage to pursue them." Walt Disney Tyler, you have turned into an excellent young man who we find extremely interesting, talented, creative, funny, hardworking, intelligent, and compassionate. You are very sensible, yet also a dreamer. We are soproud to be your parents. Congratulations for all your hard work paying off. You have done it! Keep working hard, even though you are done with school...at least for now. Love, Mom, Dad, Kelsey &Jordyn In the blink of an eye, you havegrown into a handsome, smart and lovingyoung man that we couldn't be more proud of. Thenext step in your journey will lead you down a path of success and happiness because of who youare and what you stand for. You demonstrate unwavering strength and _ _ _.........,, pride ineverything you do and you always seethe good in everyone. Never stop being you becauseYOU are amazing! We loveyou Ryno! Mom, Oad and Haley RYAN FUGATE "Youhave brainsin your head. You have feet inyour shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose. You'reon your own. And you know what you know. And YOU are the guy who'll decide where to go." Dr. Seuss SYDNEY HILOVSKY Sydney, congratulations! We are all so proud of you, for everything you are and everything you do. Keep believing in yourself, stay true to you and have fun! We know you are going to do amazing things! Love, Mom, Jimmie, Taylor, Ashley and Gugga �BRANDON WEST Congratulations, Brandon! You entered our world as a bright star and you have amazed us with your dedication to theater and athletics. We've enjoyed watching you grow into afine young man who cares for others and sets agreat example. You'll never really know how proud we are of you! We are blessed to be your parents and we are excited to see what your future holds. Remember to faithfully follow God and know that we are always here for you. Love, Mom, Dad, Jacob and Ashley Congratulations, Hunter! We are so proudof you. Can't wait tosee what your future holds. Keep being true to yourself and the rest will beeasy! We love you! Oad, Mom, Oaniel, Olivia & Rachel GRACE HOLDERMAN Love you!! Mom, Oad, and Webb Youwill always be my baby girl. I couldn't be any more proud of you than I am today. Love, Mom CASEY FENTRESS REFERENCl 40S~ �DELANEY GROVES "For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Jeremiah 29:11 "Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail." Ralph Waldo Emerson Jack, weare so proud of you and everything you have accomplished. We can't wait toseewhat your future holds. You are an amazing young man who will do great things in life. Always stay true toyourself and don't ever forget how much we love you. Mom, Dad and Julia . .."~ �TAYLOR LOVING Congratulations on your graduation!! It seems like just yesterday you climbed into that big yellow school bus for your first day of kindergarten, and now you are graduating from high school and heading off to college. I am so proud of you for always working so hard to achieve your goals. You are asweet, sassy, smart, funny and beautiful person. Don't ever let anyone diminish your shine. I love you. Momma .,,.___""":.J,..Y"5:"'' "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." Mark Twain ETHAN FOX "Oo not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave atrail." Ralph Waldo Emerson Ethan, we can't believe it's time for you to graduate. Theyears have just flown by! We are so proud of the man you have become. Always remember the joy you have brought to this family and how much you are loved. Continue through life with the same wonder, compassion and sense of adventure. We can't wait to see "Oh, the Places you'll Go!" Love, Dad, Mom & Lily REFERENCt ADS~ �MORGAN STOKES Congratulations, Morgan Reese! No matter where life leads you, No matter what you do, I will always be your biggest fan, And I will always be here for you! Stay sweet, Stay fierce, And most importantly, Stay You!! b1 Love you Always, XOXOXO-Mom- EMMA DMOCHOWSKI MATTHEW CHRISTOPHER Emma, We have loved watching you grow into a beautiful, intelligent, kind young woman. You have always been true to yourself and your beliefs, and we are so proud of you. We know God has great things in store for you! Keep smiling, keep laughing, and keep following your dreams! We will always be here to love and support you! Love, Mom, Dad, Eric and Eliza I closed my eyes for but a moment and suddenly aman stood where a boy used to be. You have given me so many reasons to be proud of the man II( · 1~ you have become; you are kind, compassionate, •l ,.. musical, smart, funny and handsome, but the proudest moments for me are telling others that you are my son. Congratulations, Graduate! I love you, Mom �Behind you all your memories Before you all your dreams Around you all who love you Within you all you need PEYTON CONNER "For I know the Plans I have for you." Jeremiah 29:11 Congratulations, Peyton! We are so proud of you and have watched in amazement as you've grown into the beautiful young lady you are today, and we're watching with great anticipation to see what you become. With your talent and determination the sky's the limit. Stay sweet, stay kind and most importantly stay you! Love, Mom, Dad and Hannah BAYLOR BOONE "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." Eleanor Roosevelt Words cannot express how proudI am of you, all your accomplishments so far and theincredible young man that you are. You are kind, sweet, smart and a blessing! Follow your dreams! The best is yet to come! I love you! Mom "Often when you think you are at the endof something, you areat thebeginning of something else," shared Mr. Rogers. Baylor, this is just the beginning ... of somethingspecial! I am very proud of all that you have accomplishedandanticipate all that is to come! Thank you for being theyoung man that you are. Wishes for health, happiness and contentment with all that life will bringyour way! I love you very much. Dad REFERENCE ADS~ �MIMI MATTHEWCOLOZZA CLARK Mimi, we are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished. We can't wait to watch the next chapter of your life unfold. Love, Mom, Dad, Haley, Lexi, Oreo, and Waffles OLIVIA COATES We have enjoyed every minute of watching you grow into the amazing young woman that you are today. We couldn't be more proud of you, and you are loved beyond measure. Congratulations, Olivia! Keep believing in yourself and reaching for your dreams! Love, Mom, Dad & Sophie "Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting. So get on your way!!" Dr Seuss We are so proud of all you have done and can't wait to see all that you are going to do! Love, Mom, Michael and Nicholas RYAN FUGATE Ryan, we cannot believe how fast the years have flown by. As we have watched you grow and achieve all that you have, thepride andjoy we feel for you is endless. You are truly ablessingsent to us from heaven. As you start another chapter in your life, we ask God to give you guidance and a strong sense of yourself to believe anddream. Our love for you is without end andnever forget we are your number onefans. Mamoo and Granddaddy �KYLIE ANGEL Congratulations, Kylie! We are so proud of your accomplishments. We have watched in amazement as you have grown into the person you are today, and we are watching with anticipation to see what you become. Be true to who you are and live life to the fullest! Love, Mom, Dad & Analea Mimi & Poppy Nanna & Papa Ed DAYLE McGRAW [Princess) Dayle, it is hard to believe our baby girl is a beautiful, brave, grown woman, strong & free. You have overcome far more than most at your age, and that comes through in how your smile, your art &your fearlessly bright spirit touch & bless the lives of all you contact. We could not bemore proud! ~ ,_... 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Brady 82, 94, 129 Gates, Owen 83, 129, 166 Gayo, Audrie 11, 83, 94 Geiger, Morgen 108 Geneseo, Suny 126 Genilluomo, Ann a 12, 28, 58, 83, 94, 143, 147, 149 George, Brendan 74, 117 Gess, Olivia 135 Gester, Hailey 11 7 Ghaphery, Owen 18, 48, 99, 138, 144, 147, 148 Giannini, Eden 108, 133, 143, 146 Giggetts, Amaya 11 7 Gilbert, G iovanna 13, 99 Gladfelter, Adam 29, 83 Glas, Kaylee 108 Glas, Marshall 108 Glenn, Caroline 99, 131 , 143. 145 G lfck, Alexander 49, 109, 129, 134 Goad, Donovan 68, 109 Gobellan. Sam 99, 141. 143 Godfrey, Alyssa 82, 83, 94. 143. 191 Goerner. Nathan 83. 94. 137 Golemen. Daniel 94 Goodman, Patrick 99. 143 Goodman, Victona 117. 145 Goodman, Will I 17. 128. 142. 15 1 Gotts1ein Kalle 83, 94. 14 1 Grace, Olivia 160 Graham, Joseph 69 Graham, Matthew 109 Grahame, Kaylin 109, 138 Gregoire, Tamara 83, 94, 142 Gregory, Jeffrey 117 Gregory. 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Ra1yne 84 94 �Hayes, Andrew 69, 94 Hayes, Tim 124, 142 Haynes, Ethan 109 Hays, Lauren 107, 109, 131 Hays, Michael 129 Hedrick, Kaleb 109 Heffron, A lexandra 118, 138 Henion, Aaron 132 Henion, Allison 50, 84, 94, 135, 143 Hennen, Paige 75, 99, 128 Henritze, Andy 129, 17 5 Henritze, Earl 1 29 Henritze, Nick 99, 129, 132, 137 Henritze, Will 99, 129, 132, 137 Henson, Ravon 109 Hernandez, Odalys 36, 84, 94, 143, 146, 147, 150 Hernandez, Oliver 13, 118, 137 H ernandez, Oscar 85, 94, 147 Hertzberg, Elizabeth 48, 84, 133, 143, 145, 147, 148, 149, 150 Herzberg, Lizbeth 148 Heslep, Matthew 99, 145 H eston, Adrienne 28, 109, 128, 142, 146, 151 Heston, Darby 84, 99 Heston, Jackie 84, 94, 1 23 Heston, Stephen 128 Hibbs, Justin 109 Hilovl<sy, Sydney 31, 44, 84, 94, 132, 142, 143, 146,147,149, 151, 162 Hilovsky, Taylor 19, 54, 118, 130, 131, 145, 147 Hinchy, Holly 75, 118. 128 Hodge, Scott 135 Hodges, Hannah 99, 130, 143, 145 Hodges, Noah 109 Hodson, Saylee 99, 133 Hoffman, Tyler 99 Holbrook, Abby 118, 130, 131 Holderman, Edward 119 Holderman, Grace 23, 85, 94, 135, 143, 144, 148 Holderman, Webb 128, 135, 142, 151 Holdren, Wes 30, 124, 125 Hollins, Anna 125 Hollins, Becky 124 Hollins, Lillian 4 2, 109, 128 Holt, Jillian 132 Holt, Lucas 42, 99, 1281 132, 142, 151 Holthouser, Molly 119 Hood, Reese 119, 136 Hopkins, Keaton 84 94 Hopkins, Zyae · 109', 128 Hopstetter, Jacob 109 Hopstetter, Jenna 75, 119, 130, 131 Horsley, Peyton 136 Horton, Jack 119, 128, 141 , 142, 151 Hough , Mark 124 House, Jay 84 Houston, Anne 36, 1 1O Howard, Ashton 28, 99, 146 Howard. Jackie 29. 99, 128, 14 "1 . 146 Howard, Logan 99 Howes, Christian 50Hrysenko, Julia Hrysenko, Julia 99 Hudson, Jeremy 128 Hudson, Laurel 109, 128, 142, 147, 148, 151 Huffman, Austin 119 Huffman, Parker 32, 51, 99, 133 Huffman, Whitney 137 Hughes, Miranda 84, 94, 128, 142, 143, 151 Hughes, Nevaeh 99 Hughes, Zoey 34, 99, 141 , 143, 148 Humphries, Ethan 124, 134 Hunley, Evelyn 109 Hunter, Jason "119 Hunter, Michelle 124 Huray, Andy 30, 124, 129 Huray, Ashley 30, 124, 125 Hurd, Haley 84, 95 Hurst, Grace 99, 137 Hurst, Zane 37, 124 Hypes, Taylor 84, 85, 95, 135 I lademarco, Colten 99, 137, 146 lademarco, Jaden 119, 137 lademaroo, Nick 124 lfe rika, Caleb 119 lferika, Timothy 45, 46, 84, 95, 133 lftikhar, Bilal 99 lftikhar, W aleed 84, 95, 143, 147 Inga, Leonardo 99, 132 Ireland, Hannah 31, 99, 100, 130, 144 J Jacobsen, Vova 84, 95, 137 Jarczynski, Connor 34, 51, 99, 129, 133, 146 Jasarevic, Adnan 100, 133 Jefcoat, Zack 119 Jeffords, Holden 109, 128 Jeffries, Matthew 68, 100 Jenkins, Julie 100, 137, 146 Jenkins, Ka1tlyn 109 Jennings, Kenley 31 , 84, 95, 1 28, 143, 151 Jeong, Skye 109 Jirout, Mark 84, 85, 95, 129 Jirout, Michael 86 Johnson, Asha 100, 144, 146, 149 Johnson, Kristin 100 Johnson, Rebekah 30, 124 Johnson, Teanna 119 Jones,Armani 109, 128 Jones, Blake 109 Jones, Jada 119 Joseph, Tyler 95 l<alafut, Jordan 119, 128. 142, 151 Kanode, Mikala 69, 100, -150 Kasey-Mays. 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Spencer 109 Kingery, Ben 136 Kinzie, Alexander 119 Knight, Jacob 26, 87, 95, 128 Knight, Matthew 86, 95 Kodatt, Mackenzie 137 Koelsch, Gage i 19 Kolnok, Alexandra 109 Kolnok,Allle 131 Kouser, Sofia 119 Kroll, Elliott 101, 128, 141, 142, 146, 147, 148, 151 Kupidlovsky, Joseph 13, 109, 132, 144 Kwitny, Lena 101 , 144, 146, 147, 148 Kyle, Michael 51 , 7 1, 86, 95, 143, 149 Kyle, Robert 107, 109 L Lachowicz, Jeremy 86, 137, 143 Laferty, Mary 119 Lake, Arena! 12 Lalchandani, Suraj 18. 109, 110, 135, 147, 149 Landsman, Sabrina 109, 134, 146 Landsman, Steven 101 , 138 Lane, Chloe 101 Lange, Connor 51 , 128, 136 Lange, Madison 101 . 130, "145. 146 Lanter, Maria 119 Laprade. Isabelle 109, i 31 , i 38, 150 Laprade, Nathaniel 101 , 14 i Larson. Emma 30, 1i0, -131 , 134. 135 Lawhorn. Charles 110 Lawless, Cheyenne 1 19 Lawrence, Sabian 119 Lawson, Claire 42, 86, 95. 97, 128, 142. 146. 151 Lawson, David i 09. 110. 135 Lawson. Emily 101 , ·144, 146, 149 Lawson. Emma ·149 Lawson, Lia 31 . 101 . 146. 147 Layman, Grace i 01 Leaman, Kyoko 29, 57, 60, 61, 86, 87 , 143 Lee, Carly 124, 125 Lee, Sara 18, 39, 86 LeGault, Sophia 101, 150 Leonard, Amy 30, 124, 125 Lewis, Cameron 119 Lewis, Connor 49, 86, 136, 143 Lewis, Mark 95 Lexima, Zachelle 69, 101 , 144, 150 Li, Nawei 101 Lilley, Timothy 110 Lily, Davis 138 Lin, Tom 110 Lineback, Katie 126, 127 Liu, Steven 86 Ljevar, Marijo 119 Locklear, Marissa 11 0 Long, Josh 101 , 135 Long, Linda 1, 126 Lonker, Ricky 126, 128 Lookedoo. Hannah 110 Looney, Bradley i 19 Looney, Ty 101 Loop, Hatley 101, 147 Lora, Rayner 101 Loughlin. Kirkland 86 Love, Aurora 110 Love, Judah 119 Lovell, Tommy 129 Loving, Jason 135 Loving, Taylor 7, 12, 31, 87, 135, 165 Lowry, Bryanna 29, 101, 145, 147 Lucas, Ryan 119, 133 Luckey, Brody 100, 101 , 136 Ludy, Trey 136 Lumsden, Christian 119 Luqui, Billy 57. 86. 141 , 143. 144, 148 Lusiig, Pete 126 M MacGregor. Autumn 31 , 34, 110, 146 Madden, Mark 126, 127, 128 Maga, Katelyn 110 Maga. Ronald 86 Maguire, Tommy 126. 127, 129 Mahgerefteh, Emmanuel 32, 52, 53, 86, i43 Mahoney. Matthew 119, 138, 142 Mahoney, Michael 101 , 138 Malcolm. Doreen 126 Mallory, Quinton 86, 101 Manico, l<ate 110, i 30, 131 Mannon, Jacob 1 Oi. 145 Mannon. Josh 86, 87, 129 Mardian. Jacob ·110, i 38 Maristela, Bethany 59. 101 Marante, Alexa 119. 131 , 135, 14? Martin, An drew i 19 Martin, Bl'\ylen 69, i 11 Martin. David 101 . 129. 141 143 Martin. Morgan 101 , 12.9, 132 137 144. 146. 148. 149 Martin Tyler 10 I Martin. Zach 35 86. 138 �Mateo, Vanessa 95 Matthews, Allison 111 Matthews, Lauren 118, 119 Matthews, Shaun 86, 141 Maugham, Somerset 95 Maxwell, Emma 42, 86, 128, 142, 143, 146, 161 Mayer, Elizabeth 30, 36 Mayo, Dasi a 86. 142, 144, 14 7 Mays, Conner 111 Mays, Miykael 119 McBride. Ben 119, 132, 145 McCartney, Jesse 115 McClanahan, Lucas 111 McCubbin, Ciarra 119 McCubbin, Jayden 132 McCubbin, Jayden 86, 87 McDaniel, Dean 138 McGhee, Natalie 101, 141 , 144, 146, 147, 148, 149 McGlaughlin, Cailey 31 , 111 , 128 McGraw, Dayle 86, 95, 123 McGraw. Eli 119, 142 McGregor, Autumn 145 Mcllwraith. Emoni 86, 95, 151 McKeown. Jenna 31 . 86, 95, 143 McKinney, Kirsten 119. 130, 131 Mclaughlin, Aiden 111 , 128, 142 Mclaughlin, Corbin 1 19 McMaster, Reese 111 , 134 McNamara, Annalise 101 McNutt, Jade 119, 142, 146 McPeake, Faith 119 McPeake, Joseph 95 Meadows, Morgan 111 Meehan, Trey 95. 132 Mehmedovrc. Mersad 120 Mahmood, Danial 120 Meredith, Kamdyn 101 Merritt, Lindsay 31, 86, 95 Micklem, C laire 87. 95. 145 Midkiff. Sofia 28, 101, 144, 145, 146. 147. 149, 150 M1halo, Savannah 89, 95, 142. 146 Milby. John 101 , 128 Miles. Matthew 111 Miller Eliana 29, 101 . 131 . 137 Miller Jacob 120, 132, 137, 145 Miller. Lexi 30, 75. 111, 131 , 138 M1lller, Eliana 29 Mills. Caroline 22. 120, 130, 131 Mills. Harry 30, 142 Mills. Nick 46, 89, 95, 133 Mills Parker 101. 138. 144, 145. 147 Mitchell. Dawson 101 Mitchell Landon 111 Mitchell Makenna 111 Mitchem Tyler 47 111 137 Mix Trail 120 M1zack, Mal1ah 47 101 135. 146 Mone Ben 101 Monme Gari 94 Monsour Jesse 120 Ml'.lnsour Maya 28 101 131 137 Mooney K1eera 101 134 144 146 IArJori. Ber.ca 74 Mr1r1m (.,anlrn 11 1 1v1r1•>r .. r~ar0l111e 120 Mor1rie El11.abetti 74 120 MrJtJr(: MOii'/ I '.i6 Mr,r" r, Velsey 1O1 l I IJ Moore, Rebecca 120 Moore, Ryan 18, 120 Morris, Hunter 101, 137 Morris, Jacob 115, 120 Morris, Kelli 89, 95 Morrison, Colleen 30, 37, 126, 143 Mort, Nicholas 101 Mortellaro, Benjamin 89, 95 Moses, Nicholas 101, 141 Mowles, Philip 101 Mulaney, John 94 Mullins, Joe 136 Mullins, Katie 111 , 135 Muncy, Hannah 89, 95, 135, 143, 149, 157 Murano, Emily 102, 142 Murphy, Hunter 93, 95 Murphy, Matthew 88, 89 Murphy, Nicholas 120 Murray, Kim 135 Mutter, Kayla 29, 75, 102, 129, 132 Muzzy, David 132 Muzzy, Glenn 111 Myers, Rome 1 11 n Nance, Marque! 111 Nardone, Jenna 102 Ndem. Akanimo 111, 134 Ndem. Dara 74 Ndem, ldaraesit 120 Neal, Erin 111 Neese. Jarrett 102 Neighbors, Andrew 89, 95. 136 Neighbors, Timmy 120, 128 Nesbit, Nathan 89, 95 Newbold. Morgan 30, 38, 89, 95. 143, 147 Newcomb. Emma 111 , 146 Newman, Kamryn 120 Nichols, Ashton 102 Nichols. B urkley 22. 120, 130, 131, 138 Nichols, Charlie 102, 130, 137 Nichols, Michael 89. 95, 123 Nininger, Kip 102, 132 Nininger, Tim 132 Noell. Courtney 126 Noell, Josh 126 Numeiry, Jonathan 88, 89, 95 0 O'Dell, Dossie 111 O'Donnell, Mallory 1 20 O'Meara, Chris 36, 111 O rancha l~. Iris 111 Overtelt. Dixie 102, 151 Overtelt, Gwen 111 , 141 Oxendine. Angel 120 O>cend1ne Kaden 102 14 2 p Pac.e Cyrus 102 Pace, G ideon 120, 128 Palisca, Ben 102. 1 29, 133 Palisca, Jessica 1 20, 129, 133 Palmer, Bryden 102, 132 Palmer, Hayden 120 Panchumarthy, Venkata 102 Parker, Cathy 127 Parker, Chuck 37, 126 Parker, Jack 28, 89, 95, 128. 164 Passudetti, Ethan 120 Patel, Harsh 102 Patel, Om 49, 89, 135, 143 Patel, Priya 120, 145 Patel, Raj 102, 135 Patel, Roshan 111 , 147, 149 Patout, Tucker 39, 95 Patterson, Austin 95 Patterson, Summer 1 31 Paul, Natalie 102, 143, 145, 151 Pendleton, Lucy 1 20, 138 Pendleton, Reed 111 , 133 Pennington, Dylan 102 Pennington, Lauren 120, 138, 145 Pentecost, Kadie 126 Perdue, Cody 111, 128 Perdue, Skylar 111 , 1 28, 14 2 , 143, 151 Perkins, Amy 126 Perkins, Toni 70, 89, 95, 137, 141 , 143, 158 Peters, Cameron 1 28 Peters, Hannah 1 11 , 131 , 135, 147, 149, 150 Peterson, Thomas 111, 129 Petty, Bill 128 Phillips, Caitlin 55, 102, 148 Phillips. Dakota 111 Picard, Rebecca 102 Pickelsimer, Robert 102, 128, 133, 142 Pierce, Thomas 120 Plybon, Nicolas 20, 89, 95. 143 Poff. Ryan 26, 126, 128 Poff, Trevor 137 Poindexter, Cameron 88. 95 Porter, Zada 46, 110, 111 , 134, 150 Potgieter, Christa 74, 102, 129 Potgieter, Mine 1 20, 138 Poulsen, Avery 39, 89, 95, 131 Poulsen. Seth 120, 137 Powers, Bob 127 Powers, Danielle 128, 132, 133, 134 Pratt, Spencer 58,89, 95, 138 Pretz, Elizabeth 55, 111 Pnce, Kathleen 126 Pnce. Lauren 89, 95 Price. Miranda 111 Prill, Rachel 30. 126 Pritchard, Caleb 58, 89, 95, 136 Pntchard, Cole 136 Pritchard, Colson 111 Prokopchak, Braden 111 . 128. 145 Pufko. Mara 30, 126 Purnell. Jack 128 Puthoff. Alexzandra 29. 102. 128 a Qasem, Dawoud 88 Quakenbush, Brian 42, 142, 143, 151 Quakenbush, Sam 102, 128 Quesenberry, Marisa 102, 144, 146 Quinlan, Kayla 28, 89, 95, 110, 130 n Radfar, Arian 111 Rainsbury, Alix 89, 95, 143 Rainsbury, Ian 120 Rainsbury, Thomas 89 Randolph, Michael 89, 95, 143, 149 Ras hid, Muneeba 120 Ratel, Roshan 135 Ray, Ella 111 Ray. Lily 88, 95, 137 Ray. Mikayla 111, 135 Razvillas, Matthew 102 Rearick, Jordan 32, 40, 41. 102 Reece, Prime 102, 145 Reed, Alex 68, 89. 102 Reed, Jayna 111 , 146 Reed, Laura-Rose 1 20 Reese, Morgan 166 Reeves, Daniel 112, 128 Ren, Devin 112 Resendiz, Karina 1 20 Reustle, Austin 120, 136 Rhodes. Lexie 112 Rice, Dakota 50 Rice. Dylan 28, 50, 102, 138, 150 Rice, Haylee 102 Richardson, Andrew 59, 8g, 95, 128. 138. 147 Richardson. Anna 112. 146 Richardson, David 112, 128 Rickey, Nava 89 Riha. Tate 112 Riley, Rachael 112, 135 Rinn, Ayd en 120, 128, 134, 138 Rinn. Jaxon 102, 1 33 Ritchson, Hannah 120 Roach. Lana 112 Roberts, Holly 95 Ro berts, Timothy 1 26, 1 28 Robertson. Abbie 128, 14 7 Robertson. Abigail 112, 142, 150. 151 Robertson. Carter 112 Robertson. Taylor 47, 102, 131, 134, 145, 149 Robinson, Ben 112, 128 Robinson, Roxy 102. 128, 129. 143, 151 Rodnguez, B rittany 126 Rogers, Breanna 112, 144 Rogers. Conner 102. Rogers. Harlee 112 Rogers. H unter 90. 95 Roland, Andrew 102, 1 29 Roosevelt, Eleanor 167 RQra9en Jacob 102 Rosano. Janel 29 97 , 1 12. 128 �Rose, C aroline 94 Rose, S cott 1 12, 141 Roth, Derrick 127, 133 Rothbort, Michael 110, 112 Rubin, Ben 120, 133 Rubin, Sydney 39, 95 Ruffin, Elijah 102 Rutigliano, Abby 90, 137, 150 Sahni, Amisha 112, 133, 144, 146, 149 Salgado, Jacqueline 120 S alters, Amanda 120 Sand, George 94 Sanders, Charles 1 12, 1 37 Sauerwald, Paxton 12 7 S avinda, Cayton 31, 120, 128, 142 Sawh, Maya 36, 102, 141 , 144, 146, 14 8, 149 Scaer, Hanna 1 20, 128, 142, 147, 151 Scaer, Lena 42, 102. 128, 132, 142, 143, 151 Schillen, Sydney 120, 142, 148 Schilling, Ryan 126 Schindler, Seth 112, 137 Schindler, Tayler 90, 95, 137, 143, 149 Schlosser, Emma 112 Schmidt, Aubrey 120 Schmidt, Meagan 1 1 2 Schmidt, Tyler 1 1 2 Schopf, Liam 120, 129 Schuck, Travis i 2, 91, 95, 135, 141, 143, 148, 149 Sc humaecker. Simone 102, 133, 144, 148 Sciullo, Christian 102 Sciullo, Matthew 102 Scott, Alexander 1 21 Scott, David BO S cott, Kendall 1 21. 136 Scott, Logan 103, 135, 151 Scott, Nathan 94 Scuillo, Christian 129 Scuillo, Matthew 129 Serdah. Ameen 90, 95, 123. 157 Sesler, Joey 90, 129 Seymour, Matthew 121 Sharp, John 133 Sharp, Nathan 103, 137, 150 Sharp, Nick 135 Sharp, Scott 135 Sharrer, Marc 90 Sharrer, Marc 8, 20, 90, 95, 13 7, 1 43, 149 Shawri, Chrystal 29, 36, 95, 126. 141, 1 70 191 Shaywitz, Ke lsey 1 2 1 S haywltz, Tyler 90, 95, 143, 148, 149 S heehy, Ethan 11 2, 137 Sheldo n, Justin 112 Sheldon, Kiley 90, 91 , 95 Shelor, Charlotte 29. 51. 103 Shelor, John 1 03 Sheng, Kevin 31 . 66. 103, 132 Shepherd, Shane 1 12. 132 0 Shockley, W illiam 103 Showers, Devin 1 12 Shuman, Meredith 30, 126 Shupe, Cheryl 126 Siegfried, Ariel 121 Sigrist, Marisa 121 , 141 Simmons, Jackson 121 Simon, Grace 121 , 138, 145 Simon, Kobey B, 103, 137, 147, 149, 150 Sine, Susan 3 1, 126, 127 Singh, Gurbaj 112, 135 Sink, Haili 103 Sipes, Lance 103, 128, 142 Siram, Nandini 30 Skaff. Kasey 9 0,95, 115, 1 4 4, 147 Skeens, Nick 121, 134 Slate, Sam 34, 43, 103, 1 28, 143 Slawson, Brianna 68, 103 Smith, Adam 121 Smith, B lake 28, 9 0, 95, 143, 149, 150 Smith, Brie 12 6 Smith, Christian 121 Smith, Cody 103 Smith, Dule 137 Smith, Dylan 90 Smith, Erin 30, 90, 95, 141 , 156 Smith, Hannah 30, 90, 95, 131, 141, 143, 147, 156 Smith, Jack 71 , 90 Smith, Kayla 121 Smith, Sam 122, 128 Smith, Summer 122, 138 Smith, Sydney 136 Smith, Tanner 54, 90, 9 1, 95, 128, 141, 142, 143, 151 , 152 Smithson, Taylor 112, 135, 147, 149 Snodgrass, Rachael 3 0, 104. 105, 137, 14 4, 146 Snowden, Madison 104, 150. 151 Snowden, Riley 95 Snyder, Bennett 112, 141, 144, 146 Snyder, Grayson 122 Snyder, James 122, i 49 Soltysik, Oriel 67, 142, 144, 151 Sortore, Leah 112 Sosic, Selma 90, 95, 143, 146, 149 Soucie, Paul 126 Southerland, Canzaeda 71. 90, 95, 104, 143 Southerland. Gabriel 122 Sowder, Andria 112, 129 Sowers, Jaden 122 Sowers, MacKenzie 122 Spangler, Steve 31 , 126 Spencer, Shawn 95 Spiers, Frank 1 12 Spradlin, B randon 90, 9i , 95 Spradlin, Michael 126 Sprinkel, Jessica 90, 95, 143 Sprouse, Nathan 128 Spruell, Edward 30. 126 Squires, Taylor 90, 143 Snram. Nandini 23, 30, 45. 104. 135, 144, 146, 149 Srour. Mahmoud 104. 132 Stephens. Maddi 18 . 104. 146, 151 Stewart, Sara 12. 19. 55, 90. 95. 141 Stokes, Morgan 30, 31, 75, 90, 95, 166 Struzinsky, Nicole 104 Student Helper, Ben 78 Stutler, Nathan 122 Subramanian, Krithika 115, 122 Sullivan, Katie 112, 128, 142, 146, 149, 151 Surrell, Hailey 68, 91 Surrell, Kaile 122 Sutherland, Avery 104, 129, 148 Svec, Ryan 90, 95, 123 Swanson, Walker 1 1 2, 134, 138, 146 Swartz, John 30, 126, 127, 134 Swartz, Lesley 30 Sweeney, Ethan 90 Swimming, Elexia 92 Sylvester, MacKenzie 11 2 Sylvester-Johnson, Elijah 122 Sylvester-Johnson, Emalyn 122 Synder, Grayson 138 T Tayloe, Alex 90, 95, 143 Taylor, Avery 74, 112 Taylor, Bradley 104 Taylor, Carter 122, 145 Taylor, Kaitlyn 90. 95 Taylor, Madison 122 Taylor, Margaret 37, 126 Taylor, Mason 122, 128, 142, 151 Taylor. Matthew 21, 90, 91 , 95, 137, 143, 147 Taylor, Teyana 82 Teller, Tori 104 Thacker, Catherine 112, 134, 137, 150 Thompson, Zachary 122 Thornhill, Lainey 122, 138 Tiffani, James 126 Tiffany, James 126 Tiller, K1erra 112 Tirico, Sarah 112, 138 Tkachenko, Ella 122. 138 Tofano, Tristan 136 Tolliver, Mc Kinzy 74, 92, 93, 95 Ton, Henry 122 Tozier, Jacob 69, 112, 134 Trail-Barrell, Darden 112 Trail-Barrett. Sa1ge 1 1 2 Tran, Trieu 47. 104. 132 Treubert. Caroline 104, 135. 142 Trible, Jessica 92, 95 Trotter, Riley 113, 132, 147 Trotter, Talon 122 Tryal, Nathan 19, 11 3 Tryal, Tristan 104 Tubick. Clyde 107 Tull, O livia 64, 92, 95, 141, 147. 160 Turner, Bill 133 Turne1 . Jasmine 35 Turner, Layton 113. 128, 138 Tyle1, Jah1em 29. 44, 104. 128, 133. 144. 145 Tyler . Sherrie 126 u Ulmer, Evan 122 Underwood, Hannah 92, 95, 122, 128 Urgo, Charlie 113, 134, 136 Urgo, Jack 136 v Vance, Miles 104, 141 , 147 , 148 Van Kerchove, Bob 129 Varghese, Robin 66 Varney.Sarah 107,113 Vass, Matt 126 Vatres, Amra 122 Vrljic, Bern ard 92, 95 lJ Waddell, B lake 104 Wagner. Ashoka 113, 132 Wagner, Eliza 132 Wagner. Henry 104, 132, 142 Wagner, Madison 22, 113, 130 Wahelan, Chris 104 Wainwright, Jason 143, 151 Wainwright, Josh 57, 72. 73. 104. 128, 138, 148 Wajed. Wardha 122 Walker, Aiedan 92, 95 Walker, Gracie 122, 131 , 145 Wallace, Braunson 122 Wallace, Charlie 30, 126 Wallace, Christopher 54 Waller, Maysen 104 Walstrum, Darlene 127 Walters. Thomas 95 Wampler. Riley 122 Ward. Ashlynn 104 Waters, Parker 28, 38, 107, 133 Waters, Robert 113 Watt, JJ 95 Weaver. Abby 71 , 104, 135. 147. 148 Webb, Cicely 113. 138. 146, 147 Wei, Jessica 104. 144. 14 7, 1 4 8 Weitzenfeld, Hallie 104. 141 , 148. 149 Weld, Cameron 113, 129, 13 2 Wells, Jesse 128 Welsh. Grace 104 Wessinger. Rebecca ·135 West, Brandon 51 , 92. 95. 132. 162 W est, Erica 128 W est, Jacob 75, 122, 132 Westerband, Alissa 104 Westerband, El1ze1 9 2, 95 Weston. Cataline 113 Weston, Gabriella 127 Wetzel. G race 12 5 8 92, 95. 1.l3 Wheal, Rian 122 Wheeler Aa1 on 12 2 I ~5 Wheeler Andrew 1 L'4 I 29 W heeler Annahs~ 92 96 �W heeler, Caleb 122, 138 Wheeler, Daniel 1 14, 145 W heeler, Samuel 1 14 W heeling, Christian 1 14 Whelan, Christopher 92 White, Logan 10 4 White, Mason 92, 95 W hite, Samant ha 10 4 W hite, Tori 49, 92, 95, 129, 133, 143, 148, 149, 150 White, Tyler 92 Whitley, Dante 114 W hitley, Milan 11 4 Whitt, Gage 11 4 , 143 Wiest, Preston 95, 13 2 Wiggins, John 129, 133 W iid, Ethan 11 4 , 115, 129, 132 , 135 Wilkerson, Gavin 42, 92, 95, 128, 142, 143, 146, 147 , 149 Wilkerson, Holden 1 14, 136, 14 7 Willett, Elizabeth 126 Williams, CJ 5, 10 4 Williams, Clay 92, 95, 142, 143, 148, 151, 192 Williams, Dylan 11 4 W illiams, Faith 1 14 Williams, G race 1 14 W illiams, Reeselynn 31 , 104, 14 6 , 147 Williams. Vincent 122 Williamson, Alenna 122, 131 Williamson, Josh 107, 114 Wills, Ben 1 14 Wills, Jesse 114, 142, 151 Wilson, Austin 122 Wilson, Dakota 1 04 Wilson, Grant 92. 136 Wilson. Kim 126 Wilson. Lauren 92. 95 Wilson, Marshall 92 W ilson. Savannah 122 Wingo, Dillon 114, 128 Wiseman. Gracie 104 Wissinger, Katelyn 122 Womack. Connor 104. 128 Wood. Blaise 104, 129 Wood , Ivory 1 22. 146 Wood, Jonah 1 14 Wood. Jonathan 1 14 Woods, Connor 51 , 122, 132 Wnght. Amethyst 104. 146 Wnght. Tav1a 104, 151 Wnght, Walker 114, 129 Wynn. Daniel 97 122 Wynn. Elexia 92 , 95. 132 Wynn. Nicholas 104 Yeans. Ashlee 31 11 4 146 Young, Hannah 114 1 28. 142 fou ng, Jacob 157 foung. Kaitlyn 54 107 114 {oung Riley 136 z Zaragoza, Lizbeth 3 1, 114, 14 7 Zheng, Michelle 122, 135, 141 , 144 THEME: "WHERE" seemed fitting as a theme this year. We have been through the ringer this year: awaiting reconstruction. not knowing when we were going to move. looking out of our windows onto a seemingly sea of trailers that lool<ed daunting at best. But, inthe end. this is where we are. In a classroom or a "mobile learning cottage," we're still Cave Spring. ASSEMBLY: COVER: We dig this cover and really hope you do. too! Our staffs usually love a traditional Cave red &blacl< book. and this modern talrn ona traditional vibe looks really good inour opinion. Our base material is a vista executive litho wrapped around a 145-point caver board. We also usedan anti-scruff matte and black fail. PRINTING: Vegetable·based inks on 100-paund premium matte paper applied inthe Herff Jones l(ansas City printing facility. Marl< Plyler served as customer service adviser. And. as a side note, they better hope he never retires!!! Mark is THAMAN. PORTRAITS &GROUPS: Lifetouch RECOGNITION: Accolade has appeared on both the CSPA Crown and NSPA Pacemaker lists and won numerous state championships. "NOW ISTHE TIME." the 201 Bbook. won a state championship. SPECIAL THANl<S: Jess St. John: Year two dawn and you did a wonderful job! Thanl<s for tall<ing the off the ledge and helping with those "hot messes." Mark Plyler: Seriously. Thank you. IthinkIemail youmore than my husband sometimes. Love you! Amy Hayden: Thank you far being so generous with your photos (and salsa recipe). You rock! Connie Alonso-Mosher: Thanks for keeping us straight on the business side of things. You are the best! Mr. Spangler, Mr. Parl<er, Mrs. Deeds and Mr. Hall: You are always so supportive and trusting of us. and we appreciate you so much. Mr. Steve Kent: Second year without you, second year I'm putting you in this book. Without your big vision and amazingly beautiful talent. I wouldn't be able to put this yearbook thang together. Itry to remember everything you taught me and make you proud. STAFF: Julia Booker Danielle Brinkley Cori Clayton Megan Crowe Caroline Daly Aidan Dayle Brool<e Fretwell Sam Gobellan l(atie Gottstein l(ate Manico Shaun Matthews Gwen Overfelt Toni Perkins Erin Smith Hannah Smith Olivia Tull �#WWSD #ayearbookstatechampionshipisarealstatechampionship --~-__._. Julia Booker.12 Danielle Brinkley. 12 Cori Clayton, 12 Megan Crowe. 11 Caroline Daly, 11 l(atie Gottstein, 12 Kate Mani co. 10 Shaun Matthews. 12 Gwen Overfelt. 10 Toni Perkins. 12 - AidanDoyle. 10 Erin Smith. 12 Brooke Fretwell, 12 Sam Gobellan. 11 Hannah Smith, 12 Olivia Tull. 12 �.. •I .. ' : �THE REMNANTS OF ROOM 104 ARE SEEN AFTER AVIS CONSTRUCTION DEMOLISHED PARTS OF THE ENGLISH WING. The room had been home to many students,1eachers anckourses throughout the years. Most recently. Mrs. Chrystal Shfwn taught English and Photojoumafasm m the room. •Seeing building fall was hard to watch;' senior Alyssa Godfrey said. the "Watching_it_be destroyed.and not haVJng a school is difficult b'licause of all the memories that were tom down with it, but at the same, time it's like clos!!!.9 this chapter my life, which is nice in a~y. • _gt ... • ' ...._....:.=.~..::..~~~-"-~~··,__, · ~~~~- �HOPEFULLY IN WHAT W ILL BE THE LAST TIME IN CUFFS, members of the senior class who dressed up for their homecoming class theme of "Shackled Seniors" pose for a fun picture. The g raduating class of 2019 was the last group of seniors to go through the building. "Next year I will be attending Virginia Tech, where I plan to major in multimedia journalism with plans to pursue my passion for film editing," senior Clay Williams said. ... -. . ' ����� 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1928-1973 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 Addisonian1946 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 Accolade 2019 Subject The topic of the resource Cave Spring High School Description An account of the resource The Accolade is the annual for Cave Spring High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cave Spring 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 2019 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 Accolade2019 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/5914/Addisonian1980.pdf a9dce79f10664dcec44021e5a9ae37f2 PDF Text Text �..,._ ---· "" -- , 1 �-r.J ·. A",o,:. ~ - -· LUCY ADDISON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Roanoke, Virginia Vol. VII 1980 .., - �E D T 0 I R I A L We, the 1979-80 yearbook staff, have attempted to make this annual the best that has e ver been done. We h ave tried to interpret the attitudes of the students, faculty, and administration toward scholastic achievem e nts and athletic accomplishments. We have chosen to take a more serious path in our annual becaus e we wished to instill within the minds of our fellow schoolmates that school is a place of le arning and a place wher ein each of us is given the opportunity to prepare for the challenges of life that lie a head. We have a ttempted to help the students at Addison realize that our school is an institution designed for /\. the exploration of all aspects of life, the enhancement of knowledge, the broadening of horizons, and the developm ent of a n inquisitive mind. We hope t hat a s each of you look through the pages of this annual, you will understand what we have tried t.o accomplish , and you, as an individual, will try to improve yourself as a student at Lucy Addison Junior High Sch ool. Othelia Kasey Sheryl Ollive - ANNUAL STAFF 1. Othelia Kasey (Ed itor ), Mr. Ronald Bailey (Advisor), Sheryl Ollie (Co-Editor), Mrs. Alyce Penley (Advisor). 2. Donald Manns, Robert Cochran. 3. Leslie Cro use , Lauri Thompson, Nathaniel Dennis, &gina Eller. 2 Editor Co-Editor �.. Editorial Dedication �4 �/ ' DEDICATION The foundation of our school would be incomplete without the irreplaceable hands of a woman who is very dear to many Addisonians. She is seldom recognized for the vital part she plays in the daily functions of running a busy office. She serves as a secretary, accountant, receptionist and as a confidante, just to name a few. She is undaunted by the challenge of keeping the business end of Addison in order. She is always busy. You can walk into the main office at any time and find her working busily at her desk. She is the bright cheerful voice we hear in the morning, when we may not be as cheerful. She plays a very important part in the true spirit of Addison. Therefore, it is a supreme honor for the annual staff to dedicate our 1979-1980 Bulldog to Mrs. Yolanda A. Harmon. 5 �ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY I. Mr. John C. Garber, Principal. B .A. ( Bridgewater College). M.A. (Univers ity of Virginia). 2. Mr. James D. Polk, Assista nt Principal. B.A. (Howard U niversity); M.A. (University of Va.). 3. Mrs. Doris J. Vance, S pecial Education aide. 4. Miss Tina M. Nichols, Secretary. Radford College. 5. Mr. Stephen J. Mabry, Band Director. B.S. (Concord College); M.A. (V.P.I. & S.U.). 6. Mrs. Rebecca W. Hancock, Life Science a nd Physical Science. B.A. (Hollins College). 7. Mr. Ronald C. Poff, English and Speech. B.S. (V.P.I. and State University ). Girls softball coach; Boys Junior Varsity Basketball coach. 8. Miss Mary L. Duffy, Special Education. B.S. (Mansfield State College). 9. Mr. Charles W. McQueen Jr., Special Education. B.A. (St. Paul College); B.S.(Virginia State College). JO. Mr. Douglas F. Depuy, Social Studies. B.A. (Emory and Henry College). 11. Mrs. Margaret R. Thomas, Life Science. B.S. (Howard U nivers ity); M.S. (Howard Univers ity). 12. Mr s. Marie V . Austin, School Social Worker. B.A. (Lync hburg College). 13. Mrs . S usan L. Foard, Physical Science. B.S. (Longwood College). 14. Mr. John H. Pharis, Art. B.F.A. (Virginia Common·vealth University). 15. Mr. Herman L. Saunders, Math. B.S. (West Virginia State Co lle ge); M . S. (Tuskegee Institute). 16. Miss Sharon Y. Watkins, Reading. B.S. (Jarvis Christian College); M.S. (Texas Eastern Univers ity). 17. Miss An n F. Sheppard, English. B.S. (University of Tennessee). S.C.A. sponsor. 18. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Whittaker, Earth Science. B.S. (Ra dford College); M. Ed. (Uni versity of Vi rginia). 19. Mrs. Julie S. Mann, English and French. B.A. (Emory and Henry College); M.S. (Hollins College). French Club Spons or. 20. Mrs. Martha N. Quigley, Guidance Coordinator. B.A. (Southwestern University); M. Ed. (University of Virginia). 21. Mr. Stephen S. Oliver, Health and Physical Education. B.A. (Emory and Henry College). Coach of football, boys varsity basketball, a nd baseball. 6 �- - 2 9 l _] �.,, ' . .. .... . . • - * ·~ 7 r: 3 l -- 5 �I. Miss Gladys L. Motley, Special Education Aide. 2. Mr. Sonny Hale, Head Custodian. 3. Miss Linda L. Perdue, Physical Education and Health. B.S. (East Tennessee State University). Coach of girls tennis, J . V. and Varsity basketball as well as track. 4. Mr. Thomas R. Cushing, Special Education. B.S. (James Madison University). 5. Mrs. Maxine N. Hunt, Music and English. B.S. (Virginia State University). Choir and Co-sponsor of S.C.A. 6. Mr. Ronald C. Myers Sr., Industrial Arts. CTN. ED (Moody Bible Institute). 7. Miss Vanessa I. Spencer, Special Education. B.S. (Virginia State College). 8. Mr. Rudy B. Dillard, Industrial Arts. B.A. (Virginia State College). Track coach. 9. Mrs. 0. Shirley Powell, Home Economics. B.S. (St. Paul's College). Flag girl sponsor. 10. Mrs. Gloria D. Grogan, Special Education Aide. 11. Mrs. Alyce R. Penley, Math. B.S. (Roanoke College); M.A. (Hollins College); M.A. (V.P.I. and S.U.). Annual sponsor. 12. Mr. Ronald L. Bailey, Math. B.S . (Florida Southern College). Annual Sponsor. -- 13. Mrs. Jayne L. Ray, Social Studies and Spanish. B.S. (West Virginia State) . 14. Mr. Ray C. Largo, Guidance Counselor. B.A. (V.P.I. and S.U.); M.A. (V.P.I. and S.U.). 15. Mrs. Peggy C. Shiflett, World Geography and World History. B .A. (West Hampton College); M.Ed. (Radford College). 16. Mr. F. Berkley Franklin, Librarian. B.S. (Radford College). 17. Mr. Richard Y. Johnston, Math. B.A. (Virginia Military Institute). "18. Mr. Arthur E. Thompson, Health and P hysical Education. B.S. (Appalachian State University). Assistant coach of football and wrestling coach. 19. Mrs. Anita C. Bass, English and Library Science. B.A. (Bennett College). 20. Mrs. Carolyn J. Baker, Basic Skills. B.A. (Depauw University); M.A. (Spalding College). 21. Mrs. Jessie A. Hanion, Library Clerk. 22. Mrs. Josephine Bratton, Guidance Department Aide. 9 �1. Mrs. Laverne C. Fuller, Health and Physical Education. A.B. (Talladega College). Coach of Volleyball and Gymnastics. 2. M r s . Joanne L. Steele, Strings. B.M.Ed. (Madison College). 3. Mr. Joseph R. Groves Jr., Work Experience and Career Exploration. B.S. (V.P.I. & S.U.) 4. Mr. Glenn Kinzie, Industria l Arts. B.S. (Old Dominion Univers ity). ~ ~6. ~ 5. Mrs. Vickie J. Wright, General Business, Typing. B.S. (Longwood College). Cheerleader sponsor . ~~ Mrs. M. Lorraine Macklin, Math and Social ~ _ ~~tudies. ~] ' ';::} ~ · 7. Miss Marsha Gray, student teacher in physical education. ~~ ~--g J_ . "-..1\'1 , ~ ~ Cafeteria Staff: (left to right) Iva Myers, Wilda Wheeler , Alyce Hamlett, Mary Early, Cathy Rowlison, Arlene Hartless. )) ~~ ~~ ~ )~A 9. Mrs. Georgia Croson, Janitorial Staff. 10. Mr· Ralph Nemo, Custodian. 11. Mr. Robert Payne, Cafeteria Staff. ~) 6 - 9 �NINTH GRADE CLASS OF 1980 remembers Addison as ... An empty building impatiently waiting for the excitement and vitality only its faculty and students can fulfill. Barren halls are devoid of the chatter and bustle of its pupils. As the morning emerges, teachers prepare their agenda for the in-coming students. They slowly fill the halls with the exuber a nce of youth. They hurry to their lockers, cheerfully, or somewhat reluctantly, to prepare for a day filled with learning and pleasure only a day at school can bring. At different points around the campus, groups of students gather together, to share secrets, to meet n ew friends, to tell of past experiences, to laugh over the newest jokes and just to spend that special time together. Bells ring, class doors close, the regular old grind of school commences. Hands start to raise as they try to understand new problems presented to them in class. Anxiety sets in as a teacher announces a term paper will be due soon. Students with hearts full of ambition set out to meet the challenge of making a good grade. Self discipline is exercised when they realize they have to slow down to meet that new challenge. Leisure is spent with books, not friends. Finally a feeling of success is felt when they can proudly say , I have achieved my goal. After the joy of school has worn off for one day, students gradually begin to think about after school activities. They r ealize that sports, as academic studies, are an important part of their growth and development. They also accept the agony of defeat and the joy of winning as a part of athletic and academic compeition. All activities have ceased. The students and faculty have gone home. The school is empty once more, impatiently awaiting the arrival of another day. �CLASS BEST ALL AROUND : BEST LOOKING 12 Bobby Mills Othelia Kasey MOST POPULAR: Antwyne Johnson Karen Campbell David Anderson Michelle Arch BEST DRESSED: Ronald Ross Nikith Hilton �IRROR FRIENDLIEST: Todd Mason Sheryl Ollie MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Don Meyer Leatha H urt MOST TALENTED : MOST ATHLETIC: Donnie Shelton Sonya Pasley Victor Caldwell Michelle Brown 13 �Jay Altizer David Anderson Gail Anderson Lawl'ence Anderson Dia ne Angel Michelle Arc h David O utten Tim Avis Joann Baker Mark Banks Cindy Bla ke Cynthia Blake Lynn Boothe Robin Booth Karen Brower Kevin Brower Crystal Brown Darle ne Brown Mic helle Brown Rosalyn Br own Thomasine Brown Mark Bur ke Wanda Burnette Victor Caldwell Gerald Ca le Karen Ca mpbell Kim Campbell Terry Carson Mary Carter Roland Claytor Jon Coche nour Wanda Cody Richard Conner Clarence Cook Robert Cox Jeff Criner Karen DeHaven Pam DeHaven Brian Dillard Regina Dillon 14 �Shelby Dunbar Chris Dunlap Paul Economy Sean Edwards Debbie Ellis {~or\) Tim Epperly Tammy Farmer Tammy Ferguson Tim F isher Barbara Fleming Monica Flippen Holly Fullen Patrick Gobble Doug Gravely Cara Green Paul Guar d Christine Guthrie Donald Guthrie Anthony Hall Danny Hall Micha e l Hall Glen Hampton Sandra Ha ncock Bobby Harmon Danny Herndon Niki ta Hilton Tony Hogan Todd Hopkins Steve Ho ward Barbara H ubba r d Kathy H udgins S am H ug hes Todd Hug hes Lea t ha H urt Tina H utchins on Fe rrie Ingram Mark Jennelle Steve Johns Antwyne Johnson Ja mes Jones 15 �Othelia Kasey Angela Lambert James Langhorn Lester LaPradd S te phanie Lee Va nessa Lee Bonnje Lloyd Mic hae l Love Korena Lovelace Ron Markham S hawn Martin S teve Martin David Mason Thomas Mason Todd Mason J acqueline Maynard Cary McDaniel Beth McKee .Johnathnn :\lcKee \1ike \ ·'V>hert- Don ~1eyer David Miller Bobby Mills Keith Minor Pat Moore Joe Morris Melvin Moore Byron Moye r Stepha nie Moyer Vincent Moyer Melissa Nance Sam Nance Mark Nichols Greg Nole n Lester Nu nley Sheryl Ollie Karen Pannell Sonya Pasley Laura Peckham Tammy Pendleton 16 �Shelia Perdue Dwayne Powell Ray Powell E ugenia Preston Karen Price Sylvia Priest Dwayne Puckett Stanley Pullins Steven Pullins Kecia Raines Velma Randolph Ricky Rey nolds Roger Richardson Susan Robertson Vickie Robertson Connie Ross Donald Ross Goldie Saunders Dwayne Scales Darry l Schultz Fran Scott Robert Scott Mike S hears Donnie Shelton Annie Simmons Ralph S immons Kenny Sink Terry S ink Anna Sloane Anthony S mith Danny Spangler Towanda Stanley Teresa Stone Ralph Stovall Mike Strum Robin Surratt Darrell Sweeney Barbara Tatum Brenda Jarrell Denise Terry l7 �Vickie Terry Renee Thompson Abraham Traynham Mike Turpin Teresa Tyree Shane U nderwood David Vest Karen Via Stacy Vin es Ad rian Wade Darryl Wade Haywood Waid Pamela W a lier Allan Weakley Ly ndon Webb Jeff White Quinivere White Kitty Whittington Rhonda Wiggins Larry Wilhelm Sam Wilhelm Randy Willard Ricky Williams Gr eg Willis Vincent Willis Donna Wool ridge Kevin Wo rkman Anthony Wright Mark Wright Rebecca Wyatt C harles Yingling Mark Yonce 18 �EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OF 1980 Dav id Akers Laura Allison Tony Anders Resheba Anderson Lamanda Argabrig ht Ga ry Atkins Ronni e Atki ns Jeanette Aza r Sabrina Banks Phillip Barnes Darryl Beale Fleming Bell Tina Bell Barbara Bennett :Mike Boitnott Dawn Boothe Monica Brandon Melinda Brickey Tanya Brooks Dawn Brown John Browner Carol Bumbry Mike Burke Melissa Burwell Robert Butc her Eric Cabblcr Barry Campbell T r oy Carter Alan Cha dd Donna Chadd Karen Chapman \'icki Chitwood Robert Cochran Marla Coke J im Craighead Leslie Crouse Robert Crowder Terri Crutchfield Gloria Dn'.\ Cindy Decker 19 �Nathan iel Dennis Michelle Dillon Lisa Doyle Wanda Dudley Phillip D unla p Ivory Durham Regina Eller Steve Ellis Sherry Farmer Joseph Finney Tim Finney Donald Fi tzgerald Dolly Flower s Colleen Foster Laurie Fulle n Robin Fuller Leonar d Gaskins Joan Gearheart Mike Giles Debr a Gillis Eunice Goodso n Mike Gra ham George Gr een Todd Gregory Mary Hagy Linde Hair ston Cha rles Hale Donna Hall Melvina Hall Br ian Harris P a m Harris Phillip Has h Pat Heck J ames He rring Sandra Hodge Steve Holcomb Michael Holt Sam Hughes La Cheryl Jackson Mike Jackson S usan Jarrell Kurt Jennings Aaron Johnson Michelle Johnson Orlando Johnson 20 �Billy Jones Pam Kelly Becky Kennett Melody Kessler Barry Langhorn Steve Lee Teresa Lowder Kim Luckado Connie Ly nch Lelia Mack Donald Manns Troy Mnnns Wanda Manns BiJly Mayo Billy McCormick Benji McCroskey Barry McDaniel Marvin McNeil Alfred Meador Debra Moore Richard Mosley Byron Moyer Victor Moyer James Muse Randy Neese Becky Newbrough Kim Nichols Carolyn Otey Stanley Page Laurie Perdue S ue Perdue Lorna Perkins Wanda Perry Karen Powell Milton Preston Sonya Preston Dwight Price Karla Price David Pyle Sam Rader Tony Ramey John Reed Robert Reed Eric Richardson James Ric hardson 21 �Rebecca Riley And r ea Rivera Sophia Ri vera S haron Rogers William Ross Jeff Ruffin Anthony Saunders Tony Saunders Lonnie Sapanero C lifford Schultz Mike Schultz Wanda Showalter Melissa Shumaker Matt Simmons Bonnie Smith Mich ele S m ith Na ncy Smith S hirlene Smith P atricia S pradling Kim S tone Lisa Stoumile C ha rlotte Stovall Mark Str aga nd Charles S tokes Barba r a S utphin J eff Sutphin Dorlene Taylor S haryn Testerman Lauri Thompson Doug Tucker Lisa Turner David Under wood Eddie Vaught Kelly Vest Aaro n Wade David Wade Tony Wallace Brad Webb Arlene White Steve Wickham Rhonda Williams Tracy Williams Laura Willi amson Julie Winfrey Mark Winn 22 I �Kim Woods Lisa Worrell Maurice Wright SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OF 1980 Butch Alley Darrell Amos Gail Arrington Kim Arrington Tulsa Alexander Brian Bailey Mitzi Ball Charles Barbour Tony Barlow Lisa Barrow Karen Belcher Lena Bennett Michael Board Regina Bonds Vivian Bratton Chris Brown Darryl Brown Derrick Brown Harry Brown Jeffrey Brown Ric ky Brown Vanessa Brown William Brown Jackie Burnette Joey Burroughs Bridgett Burwell Byron Butler David Caldwell Melissa C hildress Dorothy Clements Randall Cody Debbie Conner Trac_v ( -Ooper John Correll Gloria Cousser 23 �Paul Craig Chris Crain Roosevelt Crowder Sherman Crowder Sherry Crysel Cheryl Davis Anthony Day J oe Davis Pamela Davis Dawn Dean Heather Dickerson Ronald Dillard Helen Dudley Kim Dudley Teresa Dud ley Craig Dunlap Maurice Durham Miche lle Elliot Lisa English Ruby Entsminger Kevin Epperly Carol Fis her Ma r vin F itzgerald Willia m Fleming Walter Foliaco Dina Foster Heather Foster Kirk Freeman John Gearhear t John Gibbs David Gravely Alesia Gregor y Paul Guard Michelle Gumm Vickie Guthrie James Hairston Randy Haigler Daniel Hale Donald Hale Vickie Hale Lisa Hall S onya Hall Yvonne H amilton Loretta Hamm Beth Hartsell 24 �Carmella Hatwood J ohn He ndrick Charles Heslep Toney H icks David Hollaway Frankie Hudgins Angela Huds on Ma urice Hughes Peggy Hughes Michelle Hunt Lisa J enkins DeWayne Johnson LaTonya Johnson Veronica Johnson J ef! J ones Dallas Jordan Vivian Journette Kenne th Ka pla n Nicki Karr Frank Kasey Jo Kasey David King J anice Ki ng George Knave Elizabeth Knox Ala n Lacy Alan Lambert Kelley Lambert Kevin Lambert Kathy Larry Toni Law Willard Levicy Durwood Mallory Christa Manns Clarissa McDaniels Francis McDaniel Phillip Meekins Trina Minnis Mitzi Mitchell Barbara Moore Delores Moore Lisa Moore Phyllis Moss Debbie Mueller Brian Murray 25 �Inez Muse Judy Muse Karen Nichols Lisa Overton Mike Page Luec reasia Paige Beth Pa inter Steve Pannell Wayne Payne Dale Peckham David Perd ue Lana Perkins Regina Perkins Deann Pinkard Ronda Polumbo Lisa Porter Cha-Cha Powell Debbie Preston Michael Ra ndolph Tonya Randolph :.Ylelissa Riles Angela Robertson Marilyn Robertson Sonya Rosser David Rouse Dimitrius Ruc ker Russe ll Sanders Tonya Sa nderson Kyle Savage Lenor a Scott Monica S heppard Mat t hew Shiflett Sandra S imms Archie S kates C harlotte S lusser Andrew S mith Debbie Smith Gerard S mith James S mith Mike Smith Rachell Smith Rocky Smith Lynne Snellings Donald Sowers Richa rd St.Clair 26 �Teresa St.Clair Sean Story Margo Stuart S ha r on Swain Angela Taylor Melissa Taylor Mark Te rry Pamela Terry H arold T hompson Ray Thompson Eutonia Tinsley Wanda Tre nt James Tucker Mike Tyree Kim Turner Jenny Underwood James Vest Robin Vineyard Amy Waldbauer Eve Wald h auer Gary Walker Ronald Wallace Denise Watson Derrick Webb M ic hael Weeks C hris West Patricia West Keith Wheaton Calvi n White Anthony Whitley Debra Wiley Trina Willis Ani ta Wilson Carla Woods Tina Workman P hillip Wright Paul Yetter 27 �CLUBS ,/ / �I. S.C.A. OFFICERS - (left to right) Othelia Kasey, Mrs. Maxine Hunt (advisor), Wanda Showalter, Nathaniel Dennis, Debbie Ellis, Miss Ann Sheppard (advisor) and Rebecca Riley. Not pictured is Sheryl Ollie. 2. S.C.A. FRONT ROW - (left to right) Kevin Brower, Charles Barbour, William Fleming, Chris Dunlap, Jon Browner, Lisa Turner, Antwyne Johnson, Wanda Showalter, Lisa Worrell, Victor Caldwell, Othelia Kasey, Eugenia Preston. SECOND ROW - Vincent Willis, Michael Love, William Ross, Sonya Pasley, Nikita Hilton, David Anderson, Rebecca Riley, Charlotte Stovall, Trina Minnis, Carol Bumbry, Ronald Ross. THIBD ROW - James Herring, Fran Scott, Paul Economy, Anita Wilson, Debbie Waller, Teresa Dudley, Carolyn Otey, Lecresia Paige, Greg Willis. FOURTH ROW - Teresa St. Clair, Donna Hall, Regina Eller, Michelle Gumm, KarenVia, Vickie Chitwood, Lamanda Argabright, Ronda Polumbo, Wanda Burnette, Dorothy Clements, Kelly Lambert. 3. OFFICE WORKERS - (left to right) Greg Nolen, Cary McDaniel, Pam Waller and Charles Yingling. 4. MAJORETTES - (Center) Tanya Brooks. BACK ROW (left to right) Velma Randolph, Michelle Brown and Karen Brower. 5. R.O.T. C. F IRST ROW - (left to right) Tina Hutchinson, Charlie Otey, Kevin Brower, Sean Edwards, Velma Randolph, Kitty Whittington, Theresa Stone, Cara Green, Quinivere White, Goldie Saunders, Anthony Wallace, Greg Willis. SECOND ROW - Karen Pannell. Kevin Smith, Dwayne Scales, Ralph Stovall, Jeff White, Richard Williams, Thomas Mason, Adrian Wade. THIRD ROW - Victor Caldwell , Keith Hamm, Mike Shears, Todd Mason, Ronald Ross. Kim Campbell, Lisa Priest, Connie Ross. Barbara F leming. FOURTH ROW - Bobbie Harmon, Vanessa Lee, Vincent Willis, Roland Claytor, Melvin Moore, Michelle Brown, Karen Brower, Karen Powell, Chris Dunlap. I 5 6. Mrs. Shirley Powell, flag girl advis or. 7. Mrs. Maxine Hunt, S.C.A. advisor. 8. F.H.A. FIRST ROW - (left to right) Jackie Maynard, Goldie Saunders , Robin F uller. SECOND ROW - Robin Booth, Wanda Cody. THIRD ROW - Steven P ullins, Ant hony Wr ight, Michael S hears, Mrs. S hirley Powell (advisor). 29 �I. SCIENCE CLUB. TOP ROW : ( le ft to right) - Robert Cochran, Michael Jackson, David Pyle, Leatha Hurt, Cary McDaniel, Abe Traynham, Donald Meyers. MIDDLE: Donald Manns, Bobby Harmon, Lauri Thompson, Nathaniel Dennis, Anna Sloane, Gail Anderson. BOTTOM: Leslie Crouse, Lisa Turner, Ron Markham, Mike Turpin, Rhonda Wiggins. (not pictured-Mrs. Whittaker). 2. SPANISH CLUB - FRONT ROW: (left to right) Donna Hall, Don Meyers, Othelia Kasey, Vickie Robertson. SECOND ROW: Melissa Shumaker, Paul Economy, Sonya Pasley, Melissa Nance, David Pyle. LAST ROW: Mrs. Ray, Richard Conner, Steve Johns, Michael Jackson, Robert Cochran. 3. BEGINNING BAND - FIRST ROW : (left to right) Andrea Rivera, Jon Browner . SECOND ROW: Vanessa Brown, Melany Via, Monica Brandon, Rachelle Smith, Charles Barbour. THIRD ROW: Kirk Freeman, Steve Pullen, Tony Barlow, Carol Bumbry. FOURTH ROW: Donald Hale, Daniel Hale, James Tucker, DeAnn Pinkard. 4. STRINGS - BACK ROW: (left to right) Billy Jones, Ronnie Dillard, Mark Winn, Kevin Brower , Tina Hutchinson, Ms. Steele (Director), Andrew Correll, Lisa Moore, Barry Langhorn, Heather Dickerson, Karen Chapman. FIRST ROW: Sonya Pasley, Robin Vineyard, Michelle Gumm, Walter Foliaco, Lynn Snellings. :>. Band practice 6. CHOIR - FRONT ROW: (left to right) Robin Boothe, Dollie Flowers, Cindy Blake, Vickie Terry, Quinivere White, Robin Surratt, Leatha Hurt. SECOND ROW: Missy Mack, Beth McKee, Sophia Rivera, Denise Terry, Shirlene Smith, Wanda Perry, Bonnie Lloyd, Lorina Scott. TOP ROW: Mrs. Hunt, Charles Yingling, Aaron Johnson, Nathaniel Dennis, Jonathan McKee, David Miller , Stanley Pullins. NOT PICTURED - Lisa Turner, James Langhorn, Patricia Spradling, James Ric hardson, Thomasine Brown, Yolanda Simms, Pamela DeHaven. 7. Choir at Christmas. 8. ADVANCED BAND - Michelle Brown - Drum Majorette. FIRST ROW: (left to right) Mike Tyree, William F leming, Monica F lippen , Sonia Preston, Stacey Vines, Renee Thompson, Kim Arrington, Leslie Crouse, Sharon Rogers, .Jeanette Azar, Velma Randolph, Wanda Burne tte, Mike Boitnott, Jeff Brown. SECOND ROW: Dallas Jordan, Barry Campbell, Keith Wheaton, Karen Brower, Lisa Stoumile, Alesia Gregory, Michelle Johnson , Beth Hartsell, Lyndon Webb. THIRD ROW: Robert Reed, Eddie Vaught, Chris Dun lap, Vi ncent Willis, Lamanda Argabright, Thomas Mason, Haywood Waid, Tanya Brooks, Rhonda Wiggins, Jerry Sink, Lester LaPradd. 30 0 �31 �Library Club 1. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS: (left to right) S. Ollie, D. Anderson, K. Vest, L. Hurt. 2. FRONT ROW (left to right): D. Flowers, L. Doyle, R. Markham. BACK ROW: M. Brickey, L. Thompson, B. Newbrough, Charles Yingling. 3. FRONT ROW: (left to right): E. Waldbauer, T. Minnis, L. Johnson, L. Hamm. BACK ROW: D. Perdue, J. Hendricks, T. St. Clair, S. Simmons. 4. FRONT ROW: (left to right): R. Polumbo, B. Harisell, M. Gumm, A. Waldbauer. BACK ROW: H. Foster , R. Dillard, J. Tucker, C. McDaniel. 5. MODEL CLUB: (left to right) FRONT ROW: K. Brower, L. LaPradd, B. Mayo. BACK ROW: E. Vaught, G. Akers, R. Smith. 6. F RONT ROW: (left to right): K. Nichols, O. Kasey, J. Langhorn, R . Eller. BACK ROW: D. Hall, M. Hagy, D. Moore, J. Azar, J. Cochenour, J. Winfrey. 7. FRONT ROW: (left to right): M. Brandon, B. Lloyd, T. Mason, C. McDaniel, D. Manns. BACK ROW: L. Allison, Mr. B. Franklin (advisor), M . Robertson, J. Altizer, S. Rogers, M. Carter. • l ...-..__ 32 �Y-Teens FRONT: Ms. Duffy (sponsor), A. Robinson, D. Dean , (Treas.), C. Otey (Pres.), K. Raines (Vice-pres.), L. Priest (Sec.). K. Lambert, P . Dehaven, K. Hudgins, M. Arch, K. Campbell, S. Perdue, L. Worrell, P . Harris, S. Hancock, C. Manns, K. Larry . MIDDLE: V. Shears, A. Wilson, A. Gregory, D. Watson, D. Mueller, L. Thompson, M. Brickey, D. Hall, R . Ellis, B. Newbrough, S. Perdue, B. McKee, D. Wiley, P. Davis. LAST: S. Banks, M. Staurt, C. Lynch, L. English, W. Manns, M. Mac k, L. Knox, M. Brandon, R. Smith, T. Law, L. Page, D. Clemmons, J. Azar, J. Anderson, K. Vest, R. Williams, V. Chitwood, R. Riley, B. Wyatt, L. Hurt, S . Vines. Cheer leaders (Left to right): Karen Campbell, Sonya Pasley, Michelle Arch, Othelia Kasey. S heryl Ollie, Lisa Worrell , T udi Crutchfie ld, Lisa Turner, Pam Kelly. 33 �I. FRENCH CLUB: (from left to right) FIRST ROW - Eugenia Preston, Karen Price, Karen DeHaven, Susan Robertson, Teresa Tyree, Ms. Julie Mann (advisor). SECOND ROW Anna Sloan, Monica Flippen, Leatha Hurt, Bonnie Lloyd, Michelle Arch, Lauri Thompson, Lynn Surr att, Mary Carter, Gail Anderson. THIRD ROW - David Vest, Donnie Fitzger ald, Todd Hughes, David Anderson, Ron Markham, Gary Atkins, Abraham Traynham. 2. FLAG GIRLS - (from left to right) - Lisa Turner, Laura Peckham, Rebecca Wyatt, Lynn Suratt, Leatha Hurt, Karen DeHaven, Teresa Tyree, Wanda S howalter. 3. Broken Car Club - President - Ms. Tina Nichols. T h o.nks f'oy- a\ I ~ help o...s ~ peu--. ~ Lu<lk- 1o \.lO u . 4. Cheerleading practice after of.fic.e; school~ Ni~IS 5. Trophy Case display. 6. Halloween dance sponsored by the S.C.A. 34 J �NINTH GRADE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I , Jay Altizer, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mr. Poff all of my wise cracks. He needs to learn some n ew ones. r, Gail Anderson, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mrs. Fuller all of my willpower and to Mrs. Sheppard all my trash for file 13. I, Michelle Arch, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mr. Bailey all of the greatness I had in doing m y proofs in Geometry class. · I , Kev in Brower, being of sowid mind and body, leave to all the students who will have Mrs. Whittaker for science next year a small note. Be ready for a lot of hard work. I, Thomasine Brown, being of sound mind and body, leave to my best friend Trina Minnis all the great y ears I had Addison, and I leave to Mr. Polk the memories of hearing me scream in his office. I , Karen DeHaven, being of sound mind and body, leave to Pam Kelly all my attentiveness. (which is very little). I, Tammy Ferguson, being of sound mind and body, leave to Lisa Doyle hope for the future (because she'll need it). I, Patrick Gobble, being of sound mind and body, leave to nobody, nothing. I , Tony Hogan, being of sound mind and body, leave to Lamanda Argabright all of my love. I, Kathy Hudgins, being of sound mind and body, leave to Ms. Perdue another threesome like me, Karen and Fran, so she can get mad at them when they don ' t want to dress out. I, Sam Hughes , being of sound mind and body, leave to Dorlene Taylor my love and a happy 9th grade year. I, Ferrie Ingram, bei ng of sound mind and body, leave to Tulsa Alexander my best of luck in her 2 years of time at Addison. I , Steve Johns, being of sound mind and body, leave to Robert Cochran my little blackbook and to Michael Jackson my many great talents I, Antwyne Johnson, being of sound mind and body, leave to my two brothers my athletic ability. 1, Othelia Kasey, be ing of sound mind and body, leave to all the students at Addison, the will and determination to strive for high goals and make a success of their lives in the future. I , Korena Lovelace, being of sound mind and body, leave a daily shipment of freshly popped popcorn to Mrs. Shifflett to h el p perk up the movies shown in her class . I, Angela Lambert, being of sound mind and body, leave to my cousin Dorlene Taylor my skills in tennis and to m y s ister Kelly my brillant brain . I, Bonnie Lloyd, be ing of sound mind and body, leave to L isa Overton all my empty notebooks from Mr. Bailey's math class. I , S hawn Martin, being of sound mind and body, leave to Barry Campbell, all the good times I had at Addison. l , Jackie Maynard, being of sound mind and body, leave to Miss She ppard my love. I, Don Meye r, be ing of sound mind and body, leave to Ms. Penley an egg scram bier to curl her hair . I, Sheryl Ollie, being of sound mind and body, leave to all the teachers I've been taught by, my deepest gratitude for their hard work and to alJ the students my love and hope for a better tomorrow. I, Sonya Pasley, being of sound mind and body, leave to Gerad Smith my great ability to play the violin. I, Laura Peckham, being of sound mind and body, Jeave to Dale Peckham all the hardships of learning, and a few extra minutes in homeroom to finish homework. I, Stanley Pullins, being of sound mind and body, leave to the 7th graders my meal ticket, which on Mondays allows you to have: soy bean burgers, super crushed applesauce. half homogenized milk, unsalted stringbeans, and dried up french fries. I, F ran Scott, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mrs. Wright a bottle of aspirin for all t he headaches her 6th period gave her. I, Donnie Shelton, being of sound mind and body leave to Brian Bailey all my wrestling abilities. r. Annie Simmons, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mrs. Austin a picture of me so she won ' t forget all the problems she helped me with. I, Barbara Tatum, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mr. Groves all t.he thanks in the world for he lping me find a job this year. f, Den ise Terry, being of sound mind and body, leave to the whole school peace and happiness and to Hope WilJiams and Pamela Terry good luck in the futu re. I, Shane U nderwood, being of sound mind and body, leave to my sister Jenny lots of money because she's always on the telephone. · I , Ricky Williams, being of sound mind and body, leave - quietly. I, Kelly Wormack, being of sound mind and body, leave to all the students of Addison. the best of education, health and welfare, so one day they will graduate and have a prosperous life. I, Charles Yingling, being of sound mind and body, leave to Kenneth Kaplan m:r good looks, intelligence and all the luck in the future. �SOFTBALL SCHEDULE ADDISON MADISON ADDISON RUFFNER ADDISON BRECKINRIDGE ADDISON WILSON ADDISON JACKSON SPORTS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BRECKINRIDGE ADDISON WILSON RUFFNER ADDISON ADDISON MADISON ADDISON ADDISON JACKSON vs VS vs vs vs VS VS ADDISON WILSON ADDISON JACKSON ADDISON MADISON ADDISON RUFFNER ADDISON vs MADISON vs ADDISON vs ADDISON vs JACKSON vs BRECKINRIDGE vs ADDISON vs WILSON vs RUFFNER vs ADDISON n the Championship RECORD Won 12 LOSTO BASKETBALL SCHEDULE VARSITY GIRLS BOYS' WRESTLING SCHEDULE BRECKINRIDGE ADDISON WILSON vs ADDISON vs MADISON RUFFNER vs ADDISON ADDJS ON ADDISON MADISON ADDISON ADDISON JACKSON vs JACKSON vs BRECKINRIDGE VS MADISON vs ADDISON WI,L,SON RUFFNER vs ADDISON VS VS RECORD 36 VS - vs ADDISON Addison won play-offs an d wo against Wilson 27-5. WON I VS LOST 9 VISITOR ADDISON MADISON ADDJ SON ADDISON JACKSON BRECKINRIDGE ADDISON WILSON RUFFNER ADDISON HOME BRECKINRIDGE ADDISON WILSON RUFFNER ADDISON ADDISON MADISON ADDISON ADDISON JACKSON �TENNIS SCHEDULE GffiLS ADDISON MADISON ADDISON JACKSON ADDISON WILSON ADDISON BRECKINRIDGE ADDISON RUFFNER WON 3 BECKINRIDGE ADDISON WILSON ADDISON JACKSON 6 7 6 0 28 ADDISON MADISO • .r 6 13 13 6 ADD~SON RUFFNER ADDISON l4 PLAY-OFFS 14 MADISON 0 RUFFNER ADDISON ADDISON 6 19 BAS KETBALL SCHEDULE VARSITY BOYS ADDIS ON MADDISON ADDISO N ADDISON JACKSON BRECKINRIDGE ADDISON WILS ON RUFF NER A DDISON ADDIS ON JACKS ON 41 57 24 39 63 30 42 50 50 57 BRECKINRIDGE ADDIS ON WILS ON R UFF NE R ADDIS ON ADDISON MADISON ADDISON ADDISO N J ACKSON PLAY-OFFS 54 R UFFNER 71 ADDISON • 9t- i FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 28 45 54 50 47 55 69 52 49 76 38 49 --- VS VS VS VS vs vs vs VS vs VS WILSON ADDISON BRECKINRIDGE ADDISON RUFFNER ADDISON MADISON ADDISON JACKSON ADDISON RECORD LOST 7 GffiLS GYMNASTICS SCHEDULE BRECKINRIDGE ADDISON WILSON RUF1'' NER ADDISON ADDISON MADISON ADDISON ADDISON J ACKSON .. VS VS vs vs VS vs VS vs VS vs ADDISON MADISON ADDISON ADDISON JACKSON BRECKINRIDGE ADDISON WILS ON RUFFNER ADDISON BASKETBALL SCHEDULE JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS ADDIS ON MADISON ADDISON ADDIS ON JACKSON BRECKINRIDGE ADDISON WILSON RUFFNER ADDISON 29 20 34 33 27 25 25 22 44 47 BRECKINRIDGE ADDISON WILSON RUFFNER ADDISON ADDISON MADISON ADDISON ADDISON JACKSON 16 25 29 40 34 21 33 'l:l 31 30 MADISON PLAY-OFF 26 ADDISON 31 RUFFNER CHAMPIONSHIP 36 ADDISON 30 37 �FOOTBALL '79 FRONT: Managers - Duffy Smith, Barry Langhorn, Mark Winn, Haywood Wade, James Langhorn, Kevin Browe r. 2ND ROW: Brad Webb, Roland Claytor, Mike Hall, Anthony Hall, Greg Willis, Ra lph Stova ll , Jeff While, Bobby Mills. Tony Nichols, Mark Banks. 3RD ROW: Billy Jones, Anthony Wright, Dway ne Powell, Kim Campbell. Vincent Willis. Keith Minor, Victor Caldwe ll, Da rryl Hash, Kurt Jennings, Mar vin McNeil. BACK: Coach O liver , James Herring, Danny Herndon, S am Hughes, Keith Hamm, Antwyne Johnson, Sam Wilhelm, Lester LaPradd , David Anderson, S t eve Lee, Coa c h Thompson . . ~ • • •• .-JI "- ~ - ... 38 -v j "''r ... .~ ~ ."~ ~ ·v~L· ..£ ... ~ - �-,.. A L Antwyne Johnson, Victor Caldwell L - c I T y Steve Lee, Vincen t Willis, Bobby Mills �VARSITY BASKETBALL '79 FRONT: Kevin Brower (Manger), Tony Nichols, M ichael Hall, Victor Cald well, Ra lph S t ovall , Ant ho n v Hall, Gerard Smi t h (Manager ). BACK: Coach Oliver, David Miller, D wayne Scales, Doug Gravely, An twy nc Johnson, o·~vid Anderson. Todd Mason, Anthony Wright. .. 40 �JUNIOR VARSITY RUNNER-UP CITY TOURNAMENT FRONT ROW: (left to right) - (Manager) Mike Shears, Robert Cochran, Charles Stokes, Tony Ramey. Ivory Durham. David P y le, Robert Reed, Melvin Moore (Manager). BACK ROW: (left to right) - Coach Poff, Dewayne Johnson, Orlando Johnson. Aaron Johnson, Nathaniel Dennis, Byron Moyer, Kurt Jennings, Darryl Be ale, Steve Lee. 41 �VARSITY BASKETBALL '79 FRONT ROW - (left to right) Cara Green, Michelle Brown, Connie Ross, Vanessa Lee, SECOND ROW Towanda Stanley, Karen Brower, Quinivere White, Tina Hutchinson. BACK ROW - Coach Gray, Wanda Manns, Coach Linda Perdue. �JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL '79 CITY CHAMPIONS WEARE# l FRONT R OW (left to righ t): T rina Minnis, Wanda Dudley, M ichelle J ohnson, Caro l Bumbr y. SECOND ROW: Wanda Showalter, Charlotte S tovall, Angela Hudson , Alecia Gregory . 43 �SOFTBALL FRONT ROW (left to right) - Wanda Showalter, Lenora Scott, Nancy Smith, Lauri Thompson, Lisa Barrow, (Manager) Christa Manns. SECOND ROW - Coach Poff, Trina Minnis, Gloria Day, Bonnie Lloyd, Stacey Vines, Michelle Brown. BACK ROW - Carol Bumbry, Denise Terry, Debbie Ellis, (Manager) Julie Winfrey, Towanda Stanley. TENNIS '79 TOP ROW: Coach Linda Perdue, Renee Thompson, Beth Hartsell, T ulsa Alexander. BOTTOM ROW: Vanessa Lee, Tina Hutchinson, Karen Brower, 'Kelly Vest. 44 ' 79 �GYMNASTICS FRONT ROW: (left to right) H. Dickerson, R. Williams, M. Brick ey, 0. Kasey, M. Arch, L. Thompson, A. Wilson, S. Ollie. SECOND ROW: P. Kelly, M. Gumm, L. Turner, W. Showalter, M. Hunt, C. Manns, D. Watson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. L. Fuller (coach), M. Dillon, L. Moore, A. Waldbauer, P. Terry, L. Overton. FOURTH ROW: M. Hagy, D. Dean, K. Reader, T. Randolph. '79 TRACK TEAM '79 TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: Coach D illar d , D. Fitzgerald, S. Holcomb, D. Scales, S. Hughes, M . Preston, V. Moyer, T. Mason, V. Caldwell. SECOND ROW: R. Stovall, R. Claytor, M. S hears, B. Moyer, A. Johnson, D. Miller, C. Hale, D. Powell. THIRD ROW : Coach McQueen, M. Giles, S. Lee, J . Herring, K. Campbell, M. Langhorn, M. Moore, S. E dward s . (not s how n - A. Johnson). FRONT ROW: Wa nda Dudley, Cara Greene, Michelle S mith, Wanda Perry, Vanessa Lee. SECOND ROW: Connie Ross, D or lene Taylor, Quinivere Whi te, Wanda Showalter. THIRD ROW: Michelle Brown, Vanessa S hears, Sandra Hodge, Coach Perdue. 45 �WRESTLING FRONT ROW: J . Muse, R. Claytor, D. Shelton, B. Bailey, A. Riveras. SECOND ROW: V. Caldwell, D. Outten, T. Day, A. Hall. THIBD ROW: J . Langhorn, K. Campbell, K. Jennings, Coach Thompson, J. Hariston , H. Waid , K. Brower. 46 �WE WILL REMEMBER Always bring y our books to class. I thought somebody said t here was an assembly today. Now if you get caught throwing snowballs ... • • • Is this t he real Mork from Ork? Mr. Garber, Do you actually be lieve that this is the first time he has been late to class? -- No! No! You saw with this end. Girls! You have just one minute to choose date number one, two or t hree. c I would ra t her eat my t humb t ha n t hese burgers. 47 �Did you hear the one about ... Gee Coach, I did wash my tennis shoes this week. That is the last spider I'll ever eat! Hi Mom! Wish you were here. How about a date? Let's see now, does W come before R or ... If that bell doesn't ring I'm going to croak . He just kissed her and his lips turned white. 48 What are you talking about Mr. Bailey? Don't tell 4nyone, but I can't divide decimals either. �Come on out Mrs. Hunt, the kids have gone home now. I told yo u once about drawing a ll those dirty pictures in this class. Maybe I can use this drill to unclog all the commodes. Would you all please whisper just a little louder? - Look fool, put the ball in the righ t basket. I will give her a ten. 49 �=- I need a Trac II shave. Oh Lord, not another faculty meeting! Oops! Ripped them again. Can we go to the bathroom Mrs. Hunt? Last year I cut three fingers oft'. We are not 1oin1 to dance with any of those silly girls. About time you got one right Na thaniel. 50 Wow , does she need a pick! Look who is in the trash can Mr. Cushing. �""' . -· •--· II D D•D 51 ��THANKYOUP.T.A. We will long remember our P.T.A. this year for their conscientious efforts in working with our administration to improve both the quality of instruction and the condition of the physical plant here at Addison. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Ella M. Waid, president of the P.T.A., a group of dedicated parents (pictured below) conducted a survey to not only assess the condition of our building, but to identify various academic needs of our school. Their efforts were rewarded in that Addison received some needed materials and textbooks and many r epairs were made throughout th e school. Thank you, parents, for having helped the teachers provide a more adequate atmosphere for instructing and learning . • • w 2 \ \. -., I "· \ I. Mrs. Ella M. Waid, President. 2. Mr. Robert S. Peckham, First Vice-President and Program Chairman. 3. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Peckham, Cultural Arts. 4. Mrs. Laura H. Cochran, Corresponding Secretary. 5. Mrs. Juanita Langhorn, Second Vice-President. Not pictured are Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Wheaton, Willimson Road; Mrs. Bonnie Campbell, Historian; Mrs. Sandy Pyle, Recording Secr etary; Mr. John Garber, Third Vice-President; Mr. Joseph Groves, Treasurer. 11 \ 53 �"ENJOY LlFE MORE WITH MUSIC" Conn Organs - Chickering and Cable Pianos Gibson and Martin Fretted Instruments Conn and Artley Band Instruments Slingerland and Ludwig Drums Sheet Music - Teching Materials MELODY HAVEN, INC. 122 West Church Ave. Roanoke. Virginia A. Byron Smith Bonds - Real Estate - Oil 1818 Centre Ave., N.W. P.O. Box 312 PHONE 343-5219 Roanoke, Va. 24003 342-7883 Professional Instruction Expert Repairing Fizer Funeral Home CAVALIER ENTERPRISES 1427 Melrose Avenue, N.W. Roanoke, Virginia 24017 Serving The Manager, Sterling G. Fizer Res. 344-2130 Assistant Manager, Stafford A. Fizer Res. 343-2533 BONANZA SIRLOIN PITS 3900 Brambleton Ave., SW 5515 Williamson Road , NW 260 Wildwood Road, Salem Business 345-7783 ANDY'S SHOPS In the Center of the Mall Crossroads Mall, Roanoke, Virginia 24012 Greeting Cards, Candies, Party and Wedding Supplies Phone 362-1467 Compliments of .. . JESSE BAKER, Owner "If soulfood is your specialtyThen come to the SoulFood Specialist" On hand to serve you is ... Mrs. Pecola Smith and Mrs. Geraldine Baker THE 8TH STREET GRILL 54 �Wildflowers in Watercolor by Elizabeth R. Peckham 3424 Valley View Ave., N.W. Roan oke, Virginia 24012 362-2260 Complimen ts of: REID and RUSSELL FLORIST 1705A Cove Road, N. W. Roanoke, Virginia 24017 Betty Reid Frances Russell Lewis B. Bailey Phone 366-5921 Phone 366-2871 HAMLAL & CURTIS FUNERAL HOME Williamson Road P hoto Shop Moorman Rd . at 10th St. N.W. "Our Business is Developing" Roanoke, Virginia 2813 Williamson Rd. Roanoke, VA. 24012 Phone 344-1271 WOMETCO COCA-COLA BOTTLIN G COMPANY OF ROANOKE, VffiGINIA, INC. Coke adds life .. . to pep rallies ... study breaks ... your favorite snacks ... whatever that makes for the good times .. . Coke adds life to everyth ing that makes your livin' nice. 346 Center Avenue, N.W. P.O. Box 13346 Roanoke, Virginia 24033 55 �In Appreciation GOLDEN PATRONS Mr. John C. Garber Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mason Mrs. Peggy Sue Harris Mason Mr. James D. Polk Ruby Baxter Mr. Allen C. West SILVER PATRONS Mr. D. 0. Wiley Brenda A. Powell Angeline T. B axter Jackie and Calvin Clay Mr. and Mrs. Norris A. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Terrell Dr. and Mrs. Walter S . Claytor Mr . and Mrs. C. L. Patterson, Jr. Mrs. Roselie B. Johns Mrs. Mable H. Manns Danny White D. 0. Wiley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James A . Watts PATRONS Mrs. Ruth Hairston Mrs. F. E. Pawley Ms. Lou ise Powe ll Douglas Payne Mrs. Ollie Mae Dunnaville Miss Lillie Mae long A. Lorraine Johnson Mrs. Te r esa Dickerson Ms . Catherine D. Harvey Romain Anderson Caro line Baxter Thomas Mason Mr. D. M. White Mrs. Sherman Brown. Jr. John H. Terry Mr. Erro l T . Hams Mrs. Elva 0 . Mason Walter Morgan Mrs. Charles Richardson Dorothy Thacker Mr. H. Abbott Mrs. Helen Nelson Brown Mrs. Jean Ga lloway The Traynham Fam i ly J. R. Groves. Jr. Mrs. Margie Steptoe Raymond Gray Mr. and Mrs. Althomas Lee Napoleon B. Ba iley Connie Moore Diane Foster Shamaine Quarles Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Dea ring Mrs. Haze l P. Wheaton Mrs. Avis L. Daniels Jacqueline Beale Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pleasant Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Wainwright Mr. and Mrs. Stafford C. Lewis Gary C. Adkins M r s. Sh irl ey Powell Mrs. Rosa Page Mr. and M rs. M ilton Jordan Mrs. Linda Manns Ms. Beverly Hart Mrs. Laverne Fuller Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Thomas Mrs. Mable H. Manns Mr. R. B. Dillard Justus Peters Bobby Barnett M iss Lu cy Terrel l Mrs. H~ttie Wi teher Jack 0 . Watson. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Abbott Ms. Alva N. Enoch Mr. and Mrs. William Grogan Mr. and Mrs. Ottawe P. Pul len Peggy L. Adkins Richard Casey A friend Our very special thanks to the adm inistration , staff and student body of Addison Jr. High for thei r cooperation and assistance throughout the year as we worked on the yearbook. The 1979-80 yearbook staff also wishes to express their sincere appreciation to Mr. Lewis Bailey of Williamson Road Photo Shop fo r his assistance with a ll of our photographic needs and t o Mrs . Yolanda Harmon for keeping our financial records. 56 �) �� 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1928-1973 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 Addisonian1946 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 Addisonian 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison Junior High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonian was the annual for Lucy Addison Junior High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison Junior 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 1980 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 Addisonian1980 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/5479/Addisonian1962.pdf e4867b4fc6206330993849a4b813514b PDF Text Text ���THE SENIOR CLASS Lucy Addison High School Roanoke , Virginia ' ~ 'I Presents I ~ MEMORIES THE 1962 ADDISONIAN Pu b li s h ed by th e Se nio r Class a nd the Publi cat ion s Comm itt e e / �-, �FOREWORD A fleeting moment passes swiftly into the past then revives itself in an ever dying memory. The future never comes; the past is ever gone, but we dwell always in an eternal present. Nostalgia visits us all and we would live once more the best years of our lives further ahead at that time which is to come . On these pages are captives of a time that is now history. The annual staff invite you to reminisce and retrace with them your steps to a happy time. Herein is recorded the light of the ages that shall illuminate the tomorrow and keep a loving tie between you and your beloved friends at Lucy Addison High School. / �1 I [ I Hail to t h ee, our Alma Mater Guardian of the right Our footsteps w ill neve r falt er Guid ed by th e light. Our strong ban ca n ne'er be broken F orm e d in Addi so n High Far surpassing wea lth unspoken, Sealed by friendship's tie. Alma Mat er , Alm a Mat er Th ee we will never fa il . Loyal sons and loya l daught ers Addison, a ll bail' 4 �PAGE 7 Administration and Faculty Seniors 15 C lasses 39 Organizations 45 Athletics 55 s 5 ��ADMINISTRATION •· �This year marks a great event in the life of your educational career- the successful completion of a twelvey ear program of education. Upon this worthy achievement I congratulate you. The future will continue. I am con fident that you will meet the responsi bilities of democratic citizenship intelligently and with understanding. As you leave the Addison High School and enter upon an ever enlarging field of service, I wish for each of you success, happiness and good health. E. W . Rushton Superintende nt of Schools You will remember your graduation as the one in which Colonel John Glenn, Jr., orbited the earth. It is a story of intensive study, training, experime ntation, teamwork, cooperation, faith, patience, and humility. Thousands of work-hours and prayers by men and women around the world, put him into orbit and brought him back safely. May you keep b efore you this outstanding example of cooperation, faith and humility with your feet firmly set on reality until you reach the goals you wish to attain as your contribution to humanity. Edwin L. Phillips Principal 8 �GEORGE W. COLEMA N, JR. Assistant Principal ,, l ' ' VIRG INIA BELCHER Secret ar y SANDRA SCRUGG C l e r k T ypist .' ( �DELOIS C. BROADY English WILLIAM H. BROTHERS Business Education GEORGIA C. BROWN Guidance Counselor CARLTON' EDWARDS Auto Mechanics ll.A LPH C O LEM AN Elec tr ic i t y GEORG I A CURTI S Soci al Stu die s BERNARD J. BROWN Physical Education LAWRENCE W. CLARK Algebra C H ARLES HONESTY Scc ial Studi e s �JOSEPH E. FINLEY ANNETTE L. DILLARD IRVIN CANNADY JR. Instrumental Music Music Biology PEARL E. FEARS English BARBARA FINLEY ALONZO DESKINS, JR. Physical Education Barbering HENRY L. FULFORD PERCY GIDDINGS Art Social Scie nce LILLIE W . M IT HCELL E1 glish �CHRISTINE PAYNE JOHN H. POWELL Reading Biology ALTA MAI THOMPSON GEORGE SKIPPER French JULIA WILSON Homem aking Biology CONSTANCE JOHNSON English SARAH SAUNDERS Cosmetology JULI AN R. M OORE MAJO R J. WELLS Gu idance Counselor Math e matics �ETHEL ROBINSON HELEN WHITWORTH Latin English Librarian THOMAS JONES ALM A ROBERTSON MARY ST EPTOE Chemistry Business Education Home Economics GERTUDE SCOTT DOROTHY D. WITTEN BERTHA L. \·\11-IITE GEORGE RIDDICK Ma thematics Ph ysical Education Social Science �MELVIN PAWLEY Physical Education J. DOUGLASS SERRELL Bricklaying KA THERINE PULLENS Social Science J. ARTHUR SPENCER Science Safety Education ELLA M. KEEN Mathematics CHAUNCEY LOGAN English Missing MRS. A. BYRON SMITH Practical Nursing MRS. EIKO CLAYTOR Practical Nursing BERNARD JOHNSON Carpe ntr y EU LA 1-1AC KLEY Social Sc ie nce 14 �SENIOR CLASS �WILLIAM HICKS Tri-Hi-Y HENRY STONE Choir ABIE PULLINS Valiants, Spotlight Annual Staff MARGARET MINOR Choir JOHN LIPSCOMB Arabian Aces, Choir JAC Q UELINE H AIRSTON Indu strial Arts C l ub, Mod e rn Dance Gro up, Fu tur e Bu sin ess Le ad e rs of Am e ric a 16 �GEORGE BERRY Football Team, Track Team KATHLEEN BROWN Industrial Arts Club, Socialistic Teens Social Club GLORIA WARE Varsity "A" Cheering Squad, Spotlight, Y--Teens, Le s Je unes Filles Soc. KING MASON football, Baske tball, Track Team, Ara bian Aces Social Club, Var- sitY "A .. JA MES CABBLER Football, Basketball , Arabian Aces, Varsity "A" MARIE HNNEY Industrial Arts Club , Ja zz Glee Club, President of Choir, Te nni s T e am, Ro okie Y--Teens, Tennis Club, Dance Group , Socialistic Teens Social Club , Miss Homecoming 1961-62 . �WILLIE BRUCE Ar abian Aces, Choir, Manager of Football MAXINE WILEY R-Dance Group, NHA, Choir, Junior Red Cross HARRIETTE PAWLEY Band, Dramatics Club, Science Club, Tennis T e am, Tennis Club, Dance Group, Annual Staff, Rookie Y-Teens, Jazz Club, Varsity " A" , All-State Band, National Honor Socie t y BOBBY BAKER Basketball, track, football, Ara bian Ac es ' RONALD BROWN Track, Basketball, Chemistry Club, Drama tics, Football ,I u AN NA HICKS Band, Modern Dance Group , Dramatics, Futur e Teachers of Am e ri ca .. ! I . 11 ,1, " . lJlr 18 �CORNELIA WILLIAMS New Homemakers of America, Student Participation Association, Junior Red Cross, Fu tu re Nurses of America, Industrial Arts Club. ERNEST PETTY Valiants, Jazz Club, Spotlight, Annual Staff, Dramatics, Band, Industrial Arts Club, T.rack Team JAMES E. BOLDEN LORETTA GROGAN Future Business Leaders of America, Girls Ba sketball, Indu st rial Arts Club, New Hom emake rs of America ELIJAH WILL IAMS Dramatics SANDRA SCOTT Choir , Librar y C lub , New Ho m e m akers of Am erica 19 �JENETT A COLES Dramatic, Band, Spotlight, Modern Dance Group, Industrial Art Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Jazz Club, Varsity "A," Honor Society DELORES GLOVER Glee Club, Rookie Y-Teen, Fu ture Homemakers of America, Charm Club JACQUELINE CALHOUN Annual Staff, Band, Spotlight Pre ss, Varsity "A ," Industrial Art Club of America, Dramatic Guild, Jaz z Club, Future Bu siness Leaders of America, National Honor Society of Secondar y Schools SAMUEL WATSON Ara bi an Aces NORRIS HUBB ARD T e nnis T e am ETHEL BROW N Indu stri al Art Club, Junior Red Cross, Gir l s Softball Team, Future Nurses of America 20 �GEORGE SMITH Basketball, Football, Valiants, Varsity "A" MARTHA FREEMAN Future Leade rs of America, Industrial Arts Club OGLIVIA HACKLEY Art Club, National Honor Society, Stud ent Court, Student Participation Association Spotlight, Socialistic T eens Social Club, Jazz Club, Annual Staff LEE GRAVES Valiant Social Club, Basketball, Track, Choir, Jazz Club, Varsity "A," Chemistr y Club RONALD BROWN Trac k , Bas ke tball, Ja zz Club, Ch e m istr y club, Dramatics Club , Arabian Aces Soci a l Club, Football GLO RIA PARKER Futu re Busine ss Le a ders of Am erica, Indu strial arts Club 21 �BARBA RA ALLEN Charm Club, Modem Dance Group, Art Club, Band, Socialistic Teens, Social Club, New Homemakers of America JUNIUS HUGHES Art Club, Scie nce Club, Varsity "A," Basketball team, Valiants Social Club, Stud e nt Participation Association, Societe Honoraire De Francais GLORIA MATTHEWS New Homemakers of America RONALD F. LOG AN TINA C. GROGAN Future Bu siness Le ad er s of Am e rica , Girl' s Softba ll Team, In du strial Arts Club , Future Home makers of America MAURICE JONES 22 �FRANK MAYO Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club, Football team, Imperial Knights JOAN MARTIN Cheerleaders , Future Business Lead ers of America, Les Jeurres Fille s Social Club MARCELLUS EDWARDS Football T e am, Basketball t e am, Track t e am, Varsity "A," Tri Hi -Y, Arabian Aces RUTH MACKLIN Choir, Annual Staff, Y-Teens , Glee Club, Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. Spotlight Press, Rookie Y Teens NANCY PRESTO N Libra ry Club, Future Business Lea ders of America CARO LYN COUSER Future Business Lea de rs of Am erica 23 �- - - - - - - - -- - - - GEORGE FLIPPEN WILLIAM DAVID PATRICIA CUNNINGHAM Choir, Industrial Art Club , Future Nurses of America BARBARA HUNT Girls' Softball Team, Tennis Team, Future Business Leaders of America, Arts Industrial Club DOROTHY KING Futur e Business Leaders of America, Ne w Hom emakers of Am e rica ROS A WRIGHT Band , Y -Tee ns , Choir , Girls Track t e am J 24 �JOHNELL CARTER Futur e Business Leaders of America, Choir MARY ANN CALLOWAY Sub-Deb Social Club, Dramatics, Spotlight, Rookie Y -Teens GEORGE DANIELS Band, Valiants, Arabian Aces, Jazz Club DOROTHY CRAFT Future Business Lead ers of America, Industrial Arts Club, Glee Club, New Homemakers of America SPENCER NANCE Arabian Aces, Track Team DELORES CA LDWELL Dramatics, Art Club, Socialisti c Tee ns Social Club , Natio nal Honor Soci et y 25 �SHIRLEY REEVES Future Business Leade rs of America, National Honor Society , Student Court, Socialistic Teens, Social Club, Dance Group, S.P.A. JANET SPURLOCK Dramatics Club, Future Homemakers of Am erica, Spotlight, Y -T ee ns BERNADINE HARRIS Tennis Club, T e nn is T eam, Art Club, Stud e nt Court, Rookie YTee n, Varsit y·· A," Da nce Group, Socialistic T een s, Prom Committee, Modern Jazz Club JOHNNY COLSTON Basketball M ARVIN PAGE Art Industrial Club, Basketball DORETHA HAM PTON Spotligh t , Dramatics, Danc e Group, Future Busi ness Leaders of Am erica, Y -Teen 26 �WILLIE SMALL Choir, Science Club BETTIE WILLIAMSON Dramatic Guild, Spotlight Press, Modern Dance Group, Sub Deb Social Club, Industrial Arts Club, New Homemakers of America BETTIE THOMPSON National Honor Society, Sub Deb Social Club, Annual Staff, Spotlight Press , Stud e nt Co urt, Glee Club, Future Nurses of America, Dramatic Guild, Y -Teens, Junior Red Cross, Industrial Arts RONALD MARCH Choir, T e nni s team, Football team, Varsity "A," Spotlight Press , Imperial Knights MARIE C HAPMAN Modern Danc e Group, Ne w Hom e makers of Am er ica, Rook ie Y Teens CAROLINE T AY LOR Future Bu siness Lead ers of America, Mod ern Danc e Gro u p , Jun ior Red Cross , Ne w Hom emake rs of America 27 �STANLEY HALE Valiant Social Club, National Honor Society , Basketball, Stu dent Court, Science Club, Annual Staff, Varsity "A" DOUG LAS TABORN Basketball, Football, Valiants, Choir, Annual Staff DORIS MARTIN Band, Choir, All-State Band, Spotligh t, Dramatics, Tennis Club, Rookie Y-Teen, Jazz Club, Varsit y " A" .' SOPHI A TERRY Band, Varsity "A," Prom Commit tee, Rookie Y -T eens, Dance Group, Dramatics Club LINDS IE BROWN Spotligh t 28 VASS AR HU RT T e nnis T e am, Chemistry Club, Scie nc e Club, Track t eam, Tennis Club �SHIRLEY WILSON Y-Teens, Spotlight, Future Nurses of America, Choir i' CHARLES BROWN Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club ANNIE REYNOLDS Junior Red Cross, Industrial Arts Club, Future Nurses of America EZRA JONES Student Participation Association, Arabian Aces, Jazz Club, Junior Varsity, Tennis T e am, Choir CONSTANCE REID Y -Tee ns, Rookie Y-Teens, Gle e Club, Spatlight, Industrial Arts Club, Future Business Leaders of America PEARL ALEXANDER New Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Spatlight, Sub- -Deb Social Club , Stude nt partici pa ti on Association 29 �SHIRLEY KASEY Student Participation Association, Annual Staff, Rookie Y--Teens CLARENCE WRIGHT Valiants, Varsity " A ", Tennis Team, National Honor Societ y , Science Club, Spotlight ... MAXINE TYREE Stud ent Participation Associa tiorr, Annual Staff, Jazz Club, Rookie Y-Tee ns, Choir, Stud e nt Court, Spotlight, Junior Red C ross MELVIN HA YES Track te am, Varsit y "A", Annual Staff, Scie nc e Club, Stud e nt Participation Association, Art Club, Jazz Club, Arabian Aces MARGIE DENT Student Parti cipa ti on Assoc i ation , Cheering Squad, Varsit y "A ," Mod ern Dance Grou p, Ne w Hom e makers of America, Futu re Nurses of Am e ric a , Junior Re d Cross JOHN EDWARDS Chem istr y Cl ub , ba sketbi!.11 , Dram at ic s, Scierrc e Club, Librar y Cl ub, Spotlight 30 �BARBARA COMEDY New Homemakers of America SANDRA JOHNSON Dramatics, Science Club, Spotlight Press, New Homemakers of America HARRIET PAYNE Dance Group, National Homemaker s of America, Industrial Art Club CURTIS KE ARNS Spotligh t, Band, Baseball, Dramatics , Prom Committee, Track T e am SYLVI A DIL LON Y-T ee n , Spotl ight, Ne w Hom e maker s of America, Mode m Da nee Group , Charm C lub , Rookie Y Teen CORNELIUS WORM AC K Track T eam, Choir 31 �JAMES SAUNDERS Basketball, Tennis, Baseball JERRY SAUNDERS Basketball, Tennis, Baseball ERNESTINE FOY National Honor Societ y , Rookie Y Teens, Science Club, Socialistic Teens Club, Jazz Club, Art Club, Drama tics, Spotlight Pre ss YVONNE CROSON Charm Club, Spotlight Pr e ss, Rookie Y - -Teens , Industrial Arts Club, Gle e Club LOTTIE ROSE Fut ure Bu siness Lead ers of Am e rica , Y --Teens, Spot l ight Pre ss , Indu stri al Arts Club, Charm Club, Sc i e nc e Club MARY PRIC E Future Business Le ad e rs of Am erica, Spotlight Pre ss, Glee Club 32 �RICHARD DUDLEY Spotlight, Varsity "A," Annual Staff, Science Club, Basketball, Dramatics, Valiants Club, SPA RONALD PERRY Annual Sta ff, National Honor Society, Band, Baseball, Science Club, Varsity "A," Valiants, Art Club , All State Band b" THO MAS A WALLER JR. · Club Junior Vars1·ty • Ara . ian Jazz • Comm1·nee • science }>ces, Prom Club y O SE HACKLEY R Court Rookie SPA Stud e nt • Cl b Drama • S otlight, Jazz u . Teen, p S ff Tennis Team, . Annual ta • d ncs • . 1 b Chee ring Squa • Tennis Cu • prom Committee - GERTRUDE LEWIS t Future Business Leaders of Americ a, New Homemakers of A merica, Art Club, Annua l Staff, Spotlight '. ERNEST TERRY Band , SPA , Valiants Social Club , An nua l Staff , Varsity "A ." 33 �CAROL PRICE Charm Club, New Homemakers of America, Choir, Y-Teens. BESSIE KELSO Socialistic Teens, Social Club, Spotlight Press, Rookie Y-Teens. GLORIA FOUNTAIN New Homemakers of America. LORETTA GAITHER Band, Cheering Squad, Y -Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Spotlight Press, Charm Club, Industrial Arts Club, Future Business Leaders of America. PEARL BONDS Spotlight Press, Y-Teens, New Homemakers of America, Charm Club, Dance Group, Rookie YTee ns. CAROLYN JOHNSO N Future Business Leaders of America, New Homemakers of America, Junior Red Cross. 34 �I I Alfred Hunt Norma Di vers Ernestine Flowers Phyllis Williams IN MEMORIAM February 9, 1962 I cannot say, and I will not say That h e is dead. He is just away! With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land. And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must b e, since ' h e lingers there - - James Whitcomb Riley 35 Julia Small Shirley Hughes �CLASS HISTORY "Addison at last!" This was the cry of the 237 rapt and exultant freshmen in the fall of 1958, as they stood ago g peering into the halls and classrooms of Lucy Addison High School which was erected in memory of an astute lady, a former principal of this city. Our first task was the election of those who were to guide us through our freshmen year. The chosen ones were: Stanley Hale, President ; Shirley Kasey, Vice President; Bernadine Harris, Secretary; Junius Hughes, Treasurer. We then sort to choose our activities, many of which remained our choices throughout our years' stay at Addison. Bobby Baker chose the Football team; Douglas Taborn chose the Basketball team while Marcellus Edwards chose the Track team . Margie Dent chose the Cheering Squad; Jenetta Coles, Sandra Johnson, and Bettie Williamson chose the Dramatics Guild; Marie Finney chose the Choir, and Ernest Petty, Harriette Pawley, Jenetta Coles , Jacqueline Calhoun, George Daniels, Curtis Kearns, Samuel Marshall, Ronald Perry, Rosa Ann Wright, Doris Martin, Sophia Terry, and Ernest Terry, chose the band. We were ready for the second hurdle, our sophomore year, with the ambition of a winner of a recent relay race, to do better. Our class officers for the suphomore year were: Douglas Taborn, President; Stanley Hale, Vice-President; Sophia Terry. Secretary; ana Assistant Secretary. Bernadine Harris. In our sports activities, Dou glas Taborn held a very enviable and worthwhile position on the Basketball team as Co-Captain; while Marie Finney was an attendant to Miss Homecoming. Passing through our Sophomore year, unscaved, we entered our Junior year, willing and read y to take on more rigorous responsibilities than we had the previous years. This time, we elected as officers of our class: Stanley Hale, President; Maxine Tyree, Vice-President; Oglivia Hackley, Secretary; Shirley Kasey, Treasurer; Assistant Secretar y , Bernadine Harris·; Business Manager, Junius Hughes; Assistant Business Manager , Douglas T aborn. ln sports , the Basketball Team elected Douglas Taborn as the Captain, while the Track team elected Marcellus Edwards as Co-Captain. Rea lizing that we as Juniors, belonging to the upper societ y , were now eligible to become members of the National Honor Societ y , (something we had looked forward to for two years), fifteen of us wrote letters of appli cation to the sponsors, seeking membership. The fortunate ones were: Pearl Alexander, Dolores Caldwell, Jacqudine C:alhoun , Jenetta Coles, Richard Dudley, Ernestine Foy, Oglivia Hackley, Stanley Hale, Shirley Ka; e y, Harrie tr e Pawley, Rona ld Perr y , Shirle y Ree ves, Bettie Thompson, Maxine T yree, and Clarence Wright. Fin all y . a Harbinger with th e red breast heralded the arrival of spring . with e ver yone so ga y and sentimental. We looke d fo rward a nd were succ ess ful in g iving the Seniors the best Prom they e ver had. Our Prom Theme, "F rom th e Terr ac e, " wa:;· e fficientl y carried out by the students, Shirley Kasey, Oglivia Hackley , Stanley Hale, Bern ad in e Harri :; , Rose Hack ley , Richard Dudley, Maxine Tyree, Curtis Keams , Charles Brown, Melvin Hayes, Ro n al d Perr y , Thomas Wa ller, Max ine Wile y, Bessie Kelso, Sophia Terry, Ezra Jones, Ronald March, Harriette Pa wle y , a nd Cl ar en ce Wright , who ser ved on the Prom committee. After the e xc it em ent o f the Pro l]l, the Her alds for the Vespers and Commencement were s.elected. This, too, we co unt as an honor fo r the y are chosen by the principal. These honorees were: Dolores Caldwell, Margie Dent, Ogl i via Hackle y , Jac quelin e Ha ir; ton, and Gloria Parker. No w we were ready for the summer which proved to be e xc itin 0 fo r all o f 11 ; but espec iall y for Harriette Pawley who recei ved a scholarship to do Science Research at l-lmvar d Uni versit y Labora tor y. At l ast , our goa l is•in ; i 0 ht , fo r it is now Se ptemb er, 19 62. Victor y , for which we ha ve anxiou sl y been a \vai t in;_, . i' a;> :1 r c J. 1lm da 's nffic ers fo r this year are : President, Shirl e y Kasey; Vi ce-President, Stanle y Hale; Sec re t ar y, Ge rrie Thom pson ; Ass ist ant Secretar y , Ernestine Foy ; Trea sur er, Richard Dudle y; Busines:; Man ager , Ha rrie tte Paw le y. 36 �Senior otlicers on the s. P. A. are: Oglivia Hackle y, President; Pearl Alexander, Secretary; and Ezra Jones, Reporter. Doris Martin was elected Editor-in-Chief of the Spotlight Press for the year, 196 1-62. This year, our boys took o ver the leadership positions of the sports activities. The three Captains of the Football team are : James Cabbler, Bobby Baker, and Douglas Taborn. To lead the Basketball team through the 'year, Douglas Taborn was elected Captain and Marcellus Edwards was elected Co-Captain. The Track team also elected Marcellus Edwards as Captain. While some of the Seniors have taken over the leadership positions of the sports activities, others ha ve been elected officers of the Band and Choir. The officers of the band for this year are: President, Ernest Petty ; VicePresident, Harriette Pawley; Secretary, Doris Martin ; Assistant Secretary, Sophia Terry ; and Librarian, Jenetta Coles. The Choir, in the election for a president, elected Marie Finney. Senior officers and m embers of the Addison Dr amatics Guild for this year are: President, Bettie Williamson ; Vice-President , Sandra Johnson ; and other members are: Jenetta Coles, John Edwards and Ja cqueline Calhoun. This group, as in former years, kept Addison on the Dramatic map, for we again won a Distinguished rating. This year, Sophia Terry wears the proud name of Miss Addison , while Mar ie Finney wears the title of Miss Home coming. The members of the Annual Staff for this year are Ernest Terry , Editor; Jacqueline Calhoun, Ass ist a nt Editor. Other members are: Doris Martin, Gertrude Lewis, Ernest Petty, Harriette Pawley , Shirley Kasey , Stanley Hale, · Richard Dudley, Ronald Perry, Douglas Taborn, Ma xine Tyree, Bettie Thompson, Oglivia Hackley, Ruth Macklin , Dolores Caldwell, Ernestine Foy, Abie Pullins, and Junius Hughes. Yes, the time has come tor us to part. We have reached the end of our high school years, with all the sweat and tears, and childhood fears. But this is not the end of our lives; it is onl y what our closing is called Commenc ement--the beginning. Deep within the recess es of our hearts, indeliblely stamped are the wonderful years at Lucy Addison High School. CLASS WILLS I, Ethel Brown, do will Mary Jordan m y seat in Mrs . Mitchell's English Cl ass . I, Delores Glo ver, do will to Reba Clark a lollypop and a friendsh ip ring so that she will remain sw eet an d friendl y. I, Pearl Ale xander, do will Charlene Mannings a free meal ticket so that she can stop saying, "I'm Hungry, what ya• got to eat." I, Patricia Cunningham, do will Jerri Watts a book on "How to stay in a Child's Place." I, Gloria Fountain, do will a pillow to anyone who will be on the office bench as long as I ha ve. I, Gloria Ware, do will to m y sister, Brenda Ware, my sea t in Mr. Powell's homeroom, NO. 209. I, Barbara Comedy, do will Katherine Boyd so me cigarettes so she won't ha ve to bum ne xt year. I, Cora Price, do will my cousin, Betty Dickerson, a bo yfriend so that she will stop calling mine. I, Dorothy Craft, do will Ronald Wagstaff a few nickels so that he may stop borro wing m in e. I, Ronald G. Bro wn , do will Ja mes Jones m y track ~ho es so he will be a ble to run faster. I, Janet Spurlock, do will Teres a Poindexter enough food so that she will not g et so hungr y. I, Harriet Payne, do will Teresa Po inde xter enough food to last her through life. I, William Hicks, do will all m y friends my seat in the auditorium. I, Constance Re id, do will Margaret Brown a sil ver spoon in hopes that it will keep her off the long wooden ben ch. 37 �I, Loretta Grogan, do will to Ementress Orr a set of excuse slips so she won't get into so much trouble. I, Lindse Brown, do will m y sister, Dorothy, a watch so that she can get into school on time. I, James Cabbler, do will Willie Edmonds a bucket so that he may catch all the tears he sheds over Earlene. I, Sylvia Dillion, do will m y seat in Mr . Honesty's room to anyone who wants it. I, Curtis Kearns, do will to Emmett Nabors a high chair so he may be seen over Westly Mosely in band. I, Elijah Williams, do will my lo cker to Gloria Jones so that she may have more room for her junk . I, James Austin, do will Diane Williams a pair of skates so that she can catch Lee Graves. I, Margaret Minor, do will Elizabeth Pashell a book on "How to Find a Love of Her Own." r, Tina Gro gan , do will m y brother. Georg e Grogan, a set of books so he can get his lessons better. r. Lottie Rose, do will one of m y junior friends a second year French book so that next year he may keep abreast with his classmates. I, Bessie Kelso, do will Elizabeth Paschell a bo y doll. r, Max ine Wiley, do will to Mr. John Henr y Powell, a loud and rowdy homeroom so he won't be as happy as he was with ours . r, Kathleen Brown, do will to Jackie Brown my seat in French to occupy and keep it warm for three short years. r, Anna Hicks, do will Barbara Calloway and Brenda Fairfax my measuring tape so they will always keep their figure. r, Phyllis Williams, do will Janet Campell an alarm clock, so she won't be l ate for Government. r, Delorse Caldwell , do will Melvin Bently a bag of cookie crumbs to replenish his hunger pains at lunch time. I, Mar tha Freeman, do will Donnell Freeman a pair of tennis shoes. I, Jacqueline Hairston, do will Shirley DeHaven a bo y doll to remind her of her secret lo ve. I, Jacqueline Calhoun, do will Patricia Brown a bottle of Geritol in hopes that will g ive her a little "LIFE." r, Shirley Reeves, do will Dwight Wal ker some ice so that he will continue to keep cool. I, Ronald March, do will Patricia Steptoe a bottle of sweet pills so that she ma y stay as sweet as e ver. I, Marcellus Edwards, do will Marion T erry m y locker No . '106 . I, Lee Gra ves, do will Willia m Locket a ga g for his mouth to keep him from talking so much. I, Georne Gerr y . do will m y long underwear to Sherwood Kasey so that he may stay warm doing football season. I, Mar y0 Price, do will Calvin Beale, m y books so that he will obtain some knowledge to reach the senior Cl ass . I, Geor ge Smith, do will Jo yce Finney an alarm clock so she can get to school on time. r, Pear l Bonds, do will m y seat in Miss Robinson's Latin class to l3arbara l3rooks in hopes that she will answer every que stion that I mi sse d . I, Sophia Terr y , do will Reba C lark a comb to keep her hair lookinc; c;ood. 1, Marie Chapman, do \v ill m y seat in Mr. Honesty's History Clas s to anyone who wants it. 1, Yvonne C roson, do will Janet Cambell some stationer y so that she may continue to communicate with Lewis Wingo. 1, Gloria Matthews, do will Connie Price and Fred Crouse a peace Treaty so that they will remai.n peacef.ul. . 1, Norma Divers, do will Margaret Boyd m y wh ite cheerint, uniform and hope that she will wear 1t with digmt y. 1, Ernest T err y, do will William Lockette a rope to tie down all the ~ irls h e doesn't have. 1, Richard Dudle y. do will Sherwood Kasey a pair of arches for his flat feet. 1, Ronald Perry . do will Sherwood Kasey a can of Quinsana Foot powder to help his foot co ndition. I, Carol yn Johnson, do will to my sister Diane m y hall locker because hers doesn't work. 38 ��CLASS OF 1963 40 �CLASS OF 1964 41 �CLASS OF 1 965 42 �" CLASS OF 1965 8th GRADE 43 - - - -- - - - �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Inducted in 19 62; Patricia Brown, Gloria Tinsley, Charlene Miller, Rubijean Martin, ·-Judy Owens, Lula Campbell, Olga Hall, Alwyn Jennings, Barbara Ferguson, Mary Lawrence, Shirley Dunnings, Sylvia Jones. Mr. C. H. Honesty, Sponsor. AUTOGRAPHS �ORGANIZATIONS �== -- =o~-­ l I ./ INDUSTRIAL AR TS CLUB SPOT LIGHT PR E SS 46 ����SCIENCE CLUB STUDENT PARTICIPATION ASSOCIATION 50 �DRAMA TICS CLUB ANNUAL STAFF 51 �MODERN DANCE GROUP 52 �ARABIAN ACES SOCIAL CLUB BETA CHI SOCIAL CLUB VALIANTS SOCIAL CLUB �r I SOCIALISTIC TEENS SOCIAL CLUB JU NIOR SOCIALISTIC TEE NS SOCIAL CLUB MODERN JAZZ PRIEST SOCIAL CLUB �ATHLETICS BULLDOGS �FOOTBALL TEAM Coach- - Bernard Brown Captains- - James Cabbler, Douglas Taborn, Bobby Baker Season 's Record - -7-0 - 2 Western District Champs of 1961 TRACK T E AM Coa c h - -Major We ll s Captains - - Marce llus Edwards , Fred Ha m ilt o11 Sea so n' s Re c ord--:3rd in North crn Rc.:lays 4t h in Stat e �Coach, Irvin Cannaday Jr. Captain, Douglas Taborn Co-Captain, Mar cellus Edwards Se ason's Record, 12-8 BASKETBALL J UN IOR VARSITY Ca ptain, Be rnard Hai rston 57 �BASEBALL CHEERLEADER SQUAD 58 �, �,' MISS HOMECOMING 1961-62 MARIE FINNEY �MISS ADDISON CONTESTANTS Pearl Alexander, Harriette Pawley, Bernardine Harris, Anna Hicks, and Sophia Terry. Missing from picture, Shirley Kasey. 61 �MISS HOMECOMING AND HER CONTESTANTS SENIOR CONTESTANTS FOR MISS HOMECOMING 62 �JUNIOR CONTESTANTS FOR MISS HOMECOMING SOPHOMORE CONTESTANTS FOR MISS HOMECOMING 63 �FRESHMEN CONTESTANTS FOR MISS HOMECOMING 8th GRADE CONTESTANTS FOR MISS HOMECOMING 64 ��- � 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1928-1973 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 Addisonian1946 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 Addisonian 1966 Description An account of the resource The Addisonian was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. 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Title A name given to the resource The Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. 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Title A name given to the resource The Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1956 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Gainsboro Branch of Roanoke Public Libraries 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 TheAddisonian1956 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/2743/The_Addisonian_1955.pdf 864289a33ee116a9a9ee8bec4a415e19 PDF Text 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1955 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Gainsboro Branch of Roanoke Public Libraries 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 TheAddisonian1955 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/2739/The_Addisonian_1953.2.pdf 9056879ecf9f94f2b18b57ee8271df41 PDF Text 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. 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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 1953 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Gainsboro Branch of Roanoke Public Libraries 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 TheAddisonian1953 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/2738/The_Addisonian_1950.pdf c0943e5759940596afec456743a2d100 PDF Text 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1928-1973 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 Addisonian1946 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 Addisonian 1950 Description An account of the resource The Addisonian was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1950 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Gainsboro Branch of Roanoke Public Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context TheAddisonian1950 Has Format A related resource that is substantially the same as the pre-existing described resource, but in another format. Yearbook https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/2594/The_Addisonian_1949.pdf 8048d2d1e009bb3f0e5335715e91c26d PDF Text 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1928-1973 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 Addisonian1946 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 Addisonian 1949 Description An account of the resource The Addisonian was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1949 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Gainsboro Branch of Roanoke Public Libraries 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 TheAddisonian1949 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/2076/addisonian1984.1.pdf 0a3d00cd9ea5d9c700acf456932a4e9c PDF Text Text ��Lucy Addison Junior High School 1983-84 Home of the Bulldog 1220 Fifth Street Northwest Roanoke, Virginia 24016 �TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page • • • 1 Table of Contents ••• 2 Editorial • •• 3 Dedication ••• 4 Seventh Graders ••• s Eighth Graders • • • 13 Remembering Miss Addison ••• 20 Freshmen ••• 23 Faculty ••• 39 Clubs & Organizations ••• 43 Sports ••• 53 Patrons and Advertisements ••• 61 2 �0 1195 04352038 EDITORIAL 1st Row Tad Kwalc Tami Fra zier Leslie T>'amuel Terri Macklin 2nd Row Michael Morton Cynthia Taylor Michelle Willis Brian Clements Oonyetta Calhoun Dear Students, We, the Annual Staff, with hard work and determination from every individual, have produced this Bulldog Yearbook for the school year of 1983·84. The following pages in our yearbook reflect the growth of each Addisonian as an individual with the faculty's g uidance throughout the school year. The yearbook is a memorandum of our a c hievements as students and athletes to make this school number one. Although we have had many misfortunes, we truly believe that everything, academically and athletical· ly, has turned out for th': best. Many persona_I goals were achieved through learning from one another and we have realized the difference between "ght and wrong. we hope you will enjoy this annual and will have fun in the future years looking back over the pleasant m emories that you, as an Addisonian, had in the school year of 1983·84. Thank you and enjoy this special yearbook. Yours truly, The Year book Staff 1983·84 3 �The 1983·84 Addison Bulldog Yearbook is dedi· cated to a lady who has spent her life attempting to improve the daily lives of her neighbors. She has worked on various projects to improve the standard of living within the Bla ck community of Roanoke. She was born in Asheville, North Carolina. It is our good fortune that she chose Roanoke as her home, where she married and raised two daugh· ters. She has been employed by the Roanoke City School Systems for thirty years. She is a member of the Greater Mount Zion A.M.E. Church, where is is an active member of the Willing Workers. She is also active in the V.F. W. local 144. Our recipient is the founder and director of Char· ity Community House which is a neighborhood center located in Northwest Roanoke. Among its many activities are a summer day camp for young children, an annual Sweetheart's Ball for junior high students, and a senior citizens' park now un· der construction. She also was in· strumental in starling the Loudon Melrose Community Group which is an affiliate of Roanoke 's Neigh· borhood Partnership. We are proud to take this oppor· tunity to let her know that we, the Addison student body and staff, appreciate the time and effort she has demonstrated throughout the years. Mrs. Georgia Croson, we, the Yearbook Staff, proudly dedicate our Bulldog Annual to you. Thank you for your dedication to the bet· terment of our community. you. 4 �SEVENTH GRADERS 5 �David Anderson Sandra Anderson Angela Aobson Brian Argabright Angela Arrington Kimberly Banker Kimberly Bare Torrey Barlow Laura Barton Angela Bel cher Maria Bennice Tiffany Board Michelle Borzotra Hope Bouseman Felicia Boyd Kereth Bratcher Danita Brown Eric Brown J essica Brown Dennis Brutus Jennifer Bulaski Phillip Bumbry Crystal Burwell L orenda Cannaday Tammy Capito Robert Carder Richard Carey Kevin Carrie Stephanie Carter Gary Casey 6 �Lisa Clinebell Edith Collins Tranessa Collins Liana Conner Danny Cooper Stephanie Cooper Janet Covington Marquettia Craig Gwendolyn Crowder Michael Cubitt John Dance Dana Dawson Charles Deweese Rodney Divers Scott Doran April Dudley Russell Dudley Jeffrey Duncan Gloria Durham Stephanie Edwards Randall Eller Carolyn Finney James Fi sher Sarita Fisher Robert Fitzger a l d Tomeka Fitzger a ld Ricky Fle ming Melvin Flint K e ith Flippe n Scott Flowe rs 7 �Tom Foster Adrian Frazier Edwin Friend Michael Gaither Joseph Gardner Cheri e Green Kenneth Green Vicki Green Bryan Gunn Todd Gusler Troy Gusler Belinda Hale James Hale Troy Hale Helen Ha,,is Anthony Harvey Tammy Harvey James Hawks Da,,ell Hendrick Melissa Hepler Deanna Hickman Cecile Hilton Tyrone Hodnett Tameca Hopson Shana Howard She,,y Huds on Denise Hughes Sean Hunt Lynette Jackson Patty Jackson 8 �Shawn James Charlene Jenkins William Jenkins Aleasea Johnson Crystal Johnson Michael Johnson Tracy Johnson Dana Jones M ilton Jones Alvin Jordan Richard Journette Derri ck Journiette Angela Kelso Keith Kelso Lawrence Kier James Lavender Howard Leggett Shaun Lewi s Laurie Loope Carol Lynch Rone// Mason Angel a McNeil A r ber M ille r A undrea M ille r Ronnie M ille r Jody Mills Sherri Minnis Troy Minter Maryann Mitchell Roy Mitchell 9 �Gary Moore James Moore John Mo,,is Tamara Neal Charlotte Noel I Melissa Pe,,y Charles Poore Gordon Preston Kevin Pruitt Stacey Randolph Jason Reynolds Natalie Richardson Shawn Richardson Scott Robertson Edward Robtison Willie Ross Anneke Samuel Arvide Sarks Amy Saunders Edward Saunders Rachel Saunders Michael Scales Cynthia Scott David Seldon Cassandra Shaw Evelyn Shaw Jay Shepard Angela Simms Melinda Simpson Carlos Smith } / \ 10 .,..,,. , h .,' �Herman Smith Trisa Smith David Spangler Kimberly Stone Jimmy Stover Kimberlee Stragand Steven Stroup Stuart Stultz Bonnie Swank Una Sycamore Amy Tan Brian Taylor Lashawn Terry Sharron Terry James Thomas Melinda Thomas Kelly Tolbert Jason Toney Davi d Tracy Michelle Trent Terry Trout Tiffani• 1Ucker Terry Underwood Willard Wade Mary Waldhauer \ Monique Waller Alfonza Ward Martina Watson Daniel Weakle y Kimberly Weaver --__.. 11 �Christopher Welch Tamara White Shameeka Williams Mi chael Willis Brad Wood Jennifer Workman Issac Wright John Wright Melissa Young 12 �EIGHTH GRADERS 13 �James Agner Dwayne Anderson Anthony Arnold Karen Arnold Darlene Arrington Eric Avery Patrick Ayers Philip Bailey Lisa Baker James Barnett Jonathan Beane Audrey Bentley Paul Bishop Curli s Blair Mary Bouseman Dionne Brandon Tara Bright Dorothy Brizendine Rhonda Brown Rodney Brown Shene/ Brown Morris Bryant Dwayne Burnett Roger Burnette Toni Burwell Donyetta Calhoun Israel Calloway Katrinia Camper Laura Canode Regina Carpenter 14 �Joshua Casey Bobby Clark Lisa Clements Alfred Coleman Melanie Conner Nellie Conner Tabatha Cooper Richard Damewood Willard Davis Timothy Di vers Tanya Dudley Angela Ellison Maria Elsto n Kelly Englis h Marie Faulkner A nnette Fluellen William Foliaco Tracy Franisco Linda Friend Alphonso Gilbert Nichole Gilbert Gracia/a Gill Dedria Goin Janet Gravely Tammy Greer Kenneth Guthrie Tina Haga Leslie Hall Lisa Hambrick Anissa Hancock 15 �Charlotte Hancoclc Robert Henderson Antoine Hickman Steve Hodges M ichael Holland Tonya Jennelle C h arity Johnson Andrew Jones Antonio Jones Lisa Jones Rona ld Jones Tamekia Jordan Tonya Jordan David Judd Dennis Kasey Michael Kasey Ike Katsilianos Martin Keen Gina Kiser Donna Krantz Earnest Lattimore Deena L aw Stephanie Lee Michael Lingenfelter L awrenc e Logan Lisa /Luck Angela Lynskey Terri Macklin 6..ynda Madison Tonia Manning 16 �Tavia Manns Lance Marlin Paul Mason Charlene Miller David Mills Victoria Morris Wayne Moyer Richard Neece Kelly Padgett Michael Pannell Takena Pannell Mark Perdue Allen Perry Tammy Peters Douglas Phanelson Billy Poff Stephen Poindexter Tonya Poindexter Ronald Polumbo Timothy Preston Derrick Priest Tammy Quarles Franklin Riles Stanley Robinson Angela Roop Sabrina Rucker Carl Saunders Jerry Saunders Melissa Saunders Phillip Shell 17 �Tonya Smith Tyrone Smith Dawn Snellings Gregory Spangler Deborah Steelman Lesley Stewart Traci Stout Debra Stroup Tammy Sutphin Lynda Swank Cynthia Taylor Melissa Taylor Thomas Taylor Tammy Tew Anthony Thompson Jerome Thompson Christopher Traynham Clyde Trent Sharon Tyree Tonya Vance April Via Spencer Waddell Anthony Waker Robert Walker David Waller Wayne Waller Terrance Walton Leona Warren Casandra Webb Reginald Wertz 18 �Atelia West Darrell White Leann Whitlock James Wilhe lm Reginal d Wilkes _,____ ,.., Melissa Williams Mich ael Willis Michelle Willis Lydi a Workma n Christi a n Wrig ht --------~::. Juanita Wright Robert Young Veronica Younger 19 �REMEMBERING MISS ADDISON CONGRATULATIONS Miss Lucy Addison was born in the northern part of the state on December 8 1 1861. Most sources say she was a slave. Even though she was a slave, she became one of the greatest educators in Roanoke's history. She went to local rural schools and had private teachers. In order to get to school, she had to wake up at four in the morning and ride a ferry or boat. She also worked part·time after school. She was never very healthy, but continued going to school anyway. She moved to Philadelphia and went to the Institute for Colored Youth. She graduated from the lnsti· tute in 1878. Then she took courses at the Virginia Normal School in Petersburg, the Cook County Normal School in Chicago and Howard University in Washington. In 1886, she came to Roanoke to teach. At that time, there were no black high schools in Roanoke. Blacks could only attend school until the seventh grade. In 1917, a new Harrison School was opened. Miss Addison became the principal. Harrison was the largest black school in Virginia with a woman as principal. The city named it's newest high school after Miss Ad· dison in 1928. That building later became Booker T. Wash· ington Junior High School. The new Addison High School opened in 1952 and became a junior high school in 1973. Miss Addison taught Sunday school at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. She organized citizens to provide food and clothing for the poor. She was the vice-president of the Burrell Memorial Hospital Assocations, the city's first black hospital. She died on November 13, 1937 in Washington, D.C. The pupils and faculty at our school have a Founder's Day honoring Miss Lucy Addison in February. One special teacher is elected every year by the Student Council Asso• ciation who has given outstanding service to the pupils. Congratulations to Miss Anne Sheppard, the recipient of the 1983·84 Addison Award. MISS ANNE SHEPPARD 20 �... ~· ( FRESHMEN 21 �22 �FRESHMEN 23 �24 �gz CAN YOU MATCH THE NAMES WITH THE CORRECT PHOTOS? 1. Sharon Johns 2. Wendy J ordan 3. Missy Mays 4. Ben Waldhauer 5 . Sanda Durham 6. LaShaun Minter 7. Melissa Newman Lynn Friend 9. Betty Smith 10. Dwayne Johnson 11. Gail Keen 12. Tami Frazier 13. Robin Butler 14. Carol Hale 15. Missy Basham 16. Rita Mills 17. Kim Harris 18. Brian Clements 19. Christy Swank 20. Patricia '1Urner 21. Kerry Compton 22. /11alene Flowers s. ~ 1, ' 'T' 1,a.Ln:J �Most Likely To Succeed Most School Spirited Tad Kwak Tami Frazier Kevin Brown Robin Butler Most Improved Chuck Neal Ann Foust CLASS MIRRORS Most Mischievous 26 Most Athletic Most Talented Derrick Ross Wendy BFown Gordon Boyd Leslie Tramuel Michael M orton Jea n ette Waldron �Most Popular Guy Beale Tawanda Walker Preppiest Dwayne Johnson Sabrina Cowan Friendliest Ronnie Thompson YonaAvery 1983-84 Sneakiest Freddie Muse LaShaun Minter Silliest Chris Gravely Missy Mays Best Dressed Guy Beale Elinda Daniels 27 �Best All Around Guy Beale Sonya Buckner 28 Most Studious Tad Kwak Tami Frazier Best Looking Guy Beale Angie Belcher �Thomas Altizer John Amburn Cynthia Arbogast Michael Arnold Yona Avery Cynthia Azar Thomas Ball Teresa Banks --- Bridgette Barlow Christopher Barnes Melissa Basham Ernest Baytops Guy Beale A ngela Belcher James Belcher Wayland Bond Angelle Borzotra Michael Borzotra Gordon Boyd Stepfan Boyd 29 �Anthony Bratton Merrill Braun James Breeden Willie Bright Darrell Brown Joyce Brown Karen Brown Kevin Brown Paul Brown Sean Brown Shannon Brown Sonya Brown Terrence Brown Victoria Brown Wendy Brown Anthony Buckner Sonya Buckner LaRhonda Burnette Robin Butler Rosa Calloway \ ' 30 �William Calloway James Campbell Sarah Canode Dewey Carpenter Katrina Carson Angela Childress Brian Clements Kerry Compton Laura Conley William Conley Kenneth Cooper Sabrina Cowan Steven Cr a ig h ead Portia Dance Elin d a Danie l Paula David Georgia Davis Lisa Dean Jeffrey Dennis William Dillard 31 �Curtis Dixon Joequelette Dungee Reginald Dungee Michael Dunnaville Sondra Durham Wanda Elliott Stanl ey Fleisher Kimberly Flint lvalene Flowers Paul Folden Larry Foster Ann Foust Theodore Francisco Tami Frazier Debbie Friend Kevin Furrow Christopher Gravely Michael Greenway Theresha Hariston Carol Hale 32 �Melissa Hale Brian Hall Kevin Hall Melissa Hall Steven Hall Sonya Hardy Kimberly Harris Monique Harris William Haskins Lisa Hickman Joyce Hicks Cynthia Hilton Trena Hinegar William Hodges Michelle Hopson Mary Jackson Verniesa Jenkins Cynthia Jennings Sharon Johns Barbara Johnson 33 �Brian Johnson Dwayne Johnson Joyce Johnson Darlene Jones Victoria Jones Wendy Jordan Aritha Keen Joe Kincer Dae Hyun Kwak Eva Lacy David Lattimore l risca Leggett Charles Lewis Rodney Lewis Shannon Lovelace Monica Lyons James Mason Melissa Mays Carol Mills Rita Mills 34 �James Minor LaShaun Minter Geraldine Moore Michael Morton Susan Morton Julius Muse Kenneth Muse Dwayne Nance Charles Neal Melissa Newman Barry Overstreet Carey Padgett Ellett Pendleton Gary Perdue Douglas Perkins Tara Phanelson Tina Phanelson Mendy Phelps Roy Phillips Kenneth Poindexter 35 �Cynthi;i Powell Larry Quarles Nicole Richardson Richard Riles Derrick Ross Tammi Rupert John Samuel Gane/la Sarks Todd Saunders Theresa Savoy Cinnamon Sexton Vanessa Shaw Freda Shoup Tobius Singleton Earnest Slusser Betty Smith David Smith Yolanda Smith Anna Spriggs Stacey Stanley 36 �Tommy St. Clair Antonio Stephens Duane Stokes Christian Swank Joseph Tan Russell Taylor William Taylor Yvette Taylor Michael Tew Angela Thompson April Thompson Hope Thompson Ronnie Thompson Kenneth Tolley Leslie Tramuel Patricia TI.lrner Donald Underwood Robert Waldhauer Jeanette Waldron Steven Walker 37 �Tawanda Walker John Webber Penni White Corey Williams Dawn Williams Harold Williams Maria Williams Demura Williams Dwayne Wilson Jeannie Wyatt David Young 38 �FACULTY \\\\11\\\\\\\\\\\\' 39 �\ l Ward Athey Be ve rly Burks Ronald Bailey Patricia Butler Cynthia Bazemore Rae Cable Cora Bennett Louise Castlema n Barbara Bradshaw Edward Comer 40 Mollie DeBerry Douglas Depuy Gail Epps Berkley Franklin Laverne Fuller Tony Hack F. M. Hairston Yolanda Harman Walter Hic ks Wayne H olland Maxine Hunt Michael Jennings Leslie Johnson Virginia Keller Linda LaPlante �John Lensch Steve Mabry Charles McQueen Perry Medley Carl Nave Lorraine Pleasant Ronald Poff Shirley Powell Jayne Ray Betty Ryman Anne Sheppard Shirley Spencer Joanne S teele Emily Stockton Margaret Thomas Susan Thurston Nancy nine Jane nrrne r Sharon Watkins Ray Williams Row One Becky Bowles Delores Journiette Row Two Ida Ingram Josephine Fulp Mary Seals Row Three Iva Myers Blanch Keister Mary Early Robert Payne 41 �GREETINGS Dear Students, It is with a deep and sincere sense of pride that I com· mend and compliment the sponsor and Yearbook staff for having worked so laboriously, diligently, tirelessly, and effortlessly in achieving their goal in the compilation of the 1984 Yearbook. Without your stalwartness and dedi· cation in giving of yourselves so unselfishly, the manner and performance in which this project was consummated could not have been perfected. Allow me to quote an old saying which magnifies your expertise and success: "If you love to listen, you will gain knowledge, and if you incline your ear, you will become wise.'' This, you have done, CONGRATULATIONS! Sincerely, I, Dear Students and Paren ts, It has be en my privile g e to work with you this year. I hope our working togethe r has i n some way made it pas· sible for you to achieve s uitabl e goals. Being Assistant Principal of Addis on h as been a new phase of my educa· tional career. This y ear has b een a real challenge that I have enjoyed and found to b e both educational EJnd re· warding. I have met m an y fine stude n ts, parents, and edu· cators who have worked hard t o m ake Addison the type of school that functions in the bes t interest of the stu· dents. To those departing students, I w i sh you the very best; and, to those remaining, I hope you will set even higher goals for yourselves in the years t o come. Sincerely, W. G. Wright Assistant Principal 42 Nadine Wheaton Principal �CLUB & ORGANIZATIONS 43 �1st Row Shannon Lovelace David Mills Darrell Brown Jerome Thompson 2nd Row Michael Scales Hope Thompson Angelle Borzotra Amy Tan Rhonda Brown Christy Swank Ann Foust Pamela Brandon Lynette Jackson 3rd Row Gail Keen Kim Harris Paul Brown Deborah Steelman Charlene Miller Kevin Brown James Lavender Michelle Borzotra Shawn Richardson Alvin Jordan 4th Row Michael Borzotra David Tracy Morris Bryant Stephanie Cooper Toni Burwell Sean Brown Michael Dunnaville John Amburn ADVANCED BAND BEGINNER'S BAND 1st Row Mary Jackson Angela Kelso Nadine Richardson Tiffany Board 2nd Row Joyce Hicks Chris Wright Eugene Riles Kim Flint Joyce Johnson 44 �STRINGS 1st Row Tad Kwak Sinclair Williams Tami Frazier Sharon Johns Paul Folden :Znd Row Joe Kincer Beth Conner Melinda Simpson Tamara Neal Kenny Green Terri Macklin 3rd Row Mrs. Steele Liana Conner Lynda Swank Tammy Capito Dedria Goin Veronica Younger 4th Row Michelle Weaver Donyetta Calhoun Billy Foliaco Greg Spangler Kenneth Guthrie 1st Row Tonia Manning Missy Mays Cherie Green Hope Bouseman Stacey Stanley Maria Bennice Tonya Vance Todd Cubitt Gary Moore Stanley Robinson :Znd Row Ganella Sarks lvalene Flowers lrisca Leggett Annette Fluellen Lisa Baker Freddie Muse Leslie Stewart Derrick Ross Sherry Allen Katrina Carson 3rd Row Jeanette Waldron Georgia Davis LaShaun Minter Wendy Brown Elinda Daniels Verniesa Jenkins Joyce Brown Cynthia Hilton Yolanda Smith Nichole Gilbert Curti s Dixo n M r s . Hunt 4th Row Penni Whi te April Thompson Tre n a H inegar Melis sa Hall Maria Williams Geraldine Moore Cynthia Taylor Michelle Willis Sonya Buckner Michael Morton James Fisher Robert Young Corey Williams Kenneth Muse CHOIR 45 �1st Row James Belcher Ronnie Thompson Clarence Reynolds 2nd Row Mr. Dillard James Barnett Larry Linkous David Smith Paul Fitzgerald Mr. Jennings 3rd Row Robert McDaniel Roy Phillips Billy Poff Dallas Elkins Joe Kincer 4th Row Wayland Bond Danny Altice Thomas Mauney Mike Conley Davi d Young Tim Showalter 5th Row Ken Poindexter Steve Robertson William Casey Frank Fitzgerald Wilfred Guthrie Rodney Otey AUTO MECHANICS CLUB 1•t Row Jam•• Belcher Jerry Saunder• Ronnie Jon•• Ronnie Thomp•on ZndRow Kevin Furrow Dwayne Ander•on Ellett Pendleton 3rd Row Allen Perry Tim Pre•ton Gary Perdue Roberl McDaniel 46 �CHEERLEADERS 1st Row Robin Butler Eva Lacy 2nd Row Cindy Jenning• Maria Ell•ton Beth Conner Toni Burwell 3rd Row Elinda Daniel• Tina Haga Christy Swanlc Sabrina Ruclcer Sharon Johns PEP CLUB 1•t Row LI•• Clement• 'nlbatha Cooper Darlene Jone• 2nd Row Portia Dance Marquettla Cral11 'nlmekla Jordan Cynthia 'nlylor Michelle Willi• 3rd Row Michael Willi• Jame• Fl•her Ronnie Coppin• 4th Row Troy Minter 47 �FLAG TEAM 1st Row Melanie Conner 2nd Row Beth Conner Traci Stout 3rd Row Liana Conner Tammy Capito Gloria Durham Lisa Hambrick FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 1st Row Mell••• Taylor Michael Kasey Betty Smith Missy Mays Rita Miii• Traci Stout Lisa Luck 2nd Row C i ndy Hilton John Samuel Yolanda Smith Lisa Hambrick Tammy Sutphin Angle Roop 3rd Row Deena Law Yona Avery Vernie•• Jenkin• Portia Dance Richard Rile• Dewey Carpenter Jamey Patterson 4th Row M ike Morton Sonya Buckner Penni White Toby Singleton Joyce Johnson A. D . Ward Nona Wiii/am• Joyce B r own 48 �HEALTH CAREERS 1st Row Shannon Andrews Wendy Jordan Cassandra Webb 2nd Row Pam Hubbard Tara Bright Marlo Cunningham Tammy Greer Dawn Snelling• Dorothy Brizendine Maria Elston 3rd Row Lenora Paige Karen Fulton Tammy Finlc Twyla Holland Cynthia Powell Mrs. Cable HORTICULTURE CLUB 1•t Ro.,., ntmek/• .J ntby Coopol'd•n Kim Wise er Kim Lynch Tammy f:lr LI•• Cle"' •f>augh Anthony ,;.nta 2nd Ro.,., Mr• .John •Iker •on 49 �- - - - ~ ... ~ .. ,,_ ..... LIBRARY CLUB 1st Row Tami Frazier Cindy Jennings Jamie Barnett Stanley Robinson Billy Poff Kim Weaver Tammy Quarles 2nd Row Melanie Conner Tammy Neal James Belcher Roy Phillips Gina Kiser Lisa Luck Tammy Peters Laura Canode 3rd Row Missy Saunders Earnest Slusser Traci Stout Regina Carpenter Angela Belcher Lynda Swank Lisa Jones Terry Trout 4th Row Joseph Tan Martina Watson Tonya Jennelle OFFICE HELPERS 1st Row Betty S1nith Tawanda Walker 2nd Row Missy Mays Leslie Tra1nuel 50 �NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row Sharon John• Cindy Arbogast Eva Lacy Christy Swank 2nd Row Michael Borzotra Tad Kwak Tami Frazier Lynn Friend 3rd Row Mr. Depuy Mrs. Bradsha w NEWSPAPER STAFF 1st Row Cindy Arbogast Chuck Neal Christy Swank Michael Borzotra Gall Keen Michael Conley 2nd Row Ted Francisco Susan Morton Barbara Johnson Ann Foust Tami Frazier Kim Harri• Missy Mays 3rd Row Sarah Canode Steve Hall Shannon Lovelace Sabrina Cowan Betty Smi th Cindy Azar M eli• • • N e w man 4th Row Carol Miii• Son ya B row n R h on da B urnett Terrance B row n S ean B rown Georgia Davis Wayne Tolley 51 �1st Row Gail Keen Gordon Boyd Dwayne Johnson Robin Butler 2nd Row Betty Smith Jeanette Waldron Tawanda Walker Kevin Brown Derrick Ross Teresa Banks John Samuel Sinclair Williams 3rd Row Jeff Dennis Russell Taylor LaShaun Minter Joyce Brown Troy Bratton Tommy Altizer Monique Harris Cindy Arbogast Jerry Lee 4th Row Toby Singleton Wayne Tolley Brian Clements Monica Lyons Tim Lester Ronnie Thompson Larry Foster Anthony Buckner Antonio Stephens Sgt. Rhodes 5 th Row Shannon Lovelace Michael Greenway Terrance Brown Kurt Dillard Ken Poindexter Sean Brown Sonya Brown Rhonda Burnett Georgia Davis R.O.T.C. S.C.A. 52 1st Row Karen Brown Sabrina Rucker April Via Beth Conner Ann Foust Melanie Conner Tad Kwak 2nd Row Vicki Morris Stephanie Edwards Missy Mays Traci Stout Tami Frazier Tammy Neal Laura Barton Terri Macklin 3rd Row Tamekia Hopson Shana Howard Tonya Poindexter Christy Swank Stacey Randolph Robin Butler Angela Kelso Gail Keen Shamekia Williams 4th Row Lisa Jones Leslie Hall Amy Tan Tee Vance Angie Ellison Lisa Hambrick Betty Smith Sabrina Cowan Donyetta Calhoun Mrs. Hunt 5th Row Leslie Ti'amuel Joyce Brown Tee Tee Walker Joyce Johnson Michelle Willis Curtis Blair James Fisher Kim Harris Stephanie Cooper Willard Davis �SPORTS 53 �BASEBALL 1st Row Coach Holland Ronnie Thompson Richard Damewood Reggie Wilkes Jeff Dennis Officer Smith 2nd Row Tim Lester Stanley Fleisher Doug Perkins Robert McDaniels David Young SOFTBALL 1st Row Missy Newman Betty Smith Tammy Neal Missy Saunders Charlotte Noel 2nd Row Tawanda Walker Yolanda Smith Joequelette Dungee Amy Saunders Cindy Arbogast Stephanie Cooper Mr. Poff 3rd Row Tiffany Board Monica Lyons Angel McNeil Belinda Hale Melanie Conner Martina Watson ALL CITY Joequelette Dung ee Cindy Arbogast 54 �''CHAMPS 11 BASKETBALL WE ARE NO. 1! 1st Row Cassandra Webb Stepfan Boyd Kurl Dillard Chris Gravely Curlis Blair Michael Holland Charles Lewis Freddie Muse Reggie Dungee Charlene Miller 2nd Row Mr. Holland A. D. Ward Kenneth Muse James M ason Gordon Boyd Antonio Jones Tyrone Smith Odell Williams Earnest Baytops ALL TOURNAMENT James M aso n Gord on B oyd Kenneth M use ALL-CITY 'r Mac Mason Kenneth Muse 55 �BASKETBALL 1st Row Tee Tee Walker Leslie Tramuel 2nd Row Charlotte Hancock Teresa Banlcs Bridgette Barlow Wendy Brown Amy Saunders Rhonda Burnett 3rd Row Ms. Whedbee Joequelette Dungee Sabrina Rucker Sherry Hudson Tracey Harvey Cynthia Taylor 4th Row Martina Watson Lisa Balcer Nonie Jordan Yvette Taylor Lisa Hickman VOLLEYBALL 1st Row Tony Jones Stacey Stanley Cindy Jennings Cindy Arbogast Mrs. Fuller 2nd Row Tee Tee Walker Sonya Hardy Teresa Banlcs 56 �FOOTBALL - 1st Team All City 1st Row Mike Dunna11ille Stepfan Boyd 2nd Row Doug Perkins Darrell Brown Gordon Boyd 1st Row Morris Bryant Stepfan Boyd Jimmy Penn Lance Martin Charles Lewis Freddie Muse Mike Dunna11ille Ke11in Brown Reggie Dungee 2nd Row Wayne Wilson Russell Taylor Antonio Stephens Tim Lester Ronnie Thompson Tim Preston Jerome Thompson Dewayne Burnett Ben Waldhauer Mike Willis Mike Lingenfelter 3rd Row Alfred Coleman Kerry Compton Brian Hall J.C. Casey Guy Beale James Mason Gordon Boyd Doug Perkins Ken Poindexter Tony Jones A. D. Ward Coach Depuy 2nd Te am A ll City 1st Row Russell Taylor J.C. Casey 2nd Row Ben Waldhauer Ronnie Thompson Tim Preston Tony J ones 57 �ALL CITY 1st Row Leann Whitlock David Smith Darryl Ball Chuck Neal David Seldon Jimmy Penn Lance Martin Dwayne Burnett Kevin Brown Stacey Stanley 2nd Row Tim Lester Chris Barnes Ronnie Thompson Tony Friend Michael Willis Jay Saunders Ben Waldhauer Doug Perkins Michael Tew 3rd Row Mr. Depuy Troy Minter Stanley Fleisher J. c. Casey Ken Poindexter Ronnie Coppins Shawn Lewis Mike Borzotra Brian Gunn Wayland Bond Ronnie Jones WRESTLING Keith Childress C. W. 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U 1 keaton f-Jrin.cifJa/ 63 �64 �64 �� 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1928-1973 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 Addisonian1946 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 Addisonian 1984 Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison Junior High School Description An account of the resource That Addisonian was the annual for Lucy Addison Junior High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison Junior 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 1984 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context TheAddisonian1984 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/2074/addisonian1983.1.pdf 6d634494cca9b98c0f5716d2fab365a0 PDF Text Text ��1982-83 Lucy Addison Junior High School Home of the Bulldogs 1220 Fifth Street Northwest Roanoke, Virginia 24016 �TITLE PAGE . .. .... .... ... . . .... l TABLE OF CONTENT . . . . . ........ 2 EDITORIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 OED/CATON . ..... ... .. . .. . . .. . . . 4 FRESHMEN CLASS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 EIGHTH GRADERS ... . . . . . .. . .. 21 SEVENTH GRADERS . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 FACULTY AND STAFF . . .. . . .. .. . 36 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS . . . 40 THE ARTS . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . ... 48 SPORTS . . . . .. ... .. .. . ... . . ... . 52 PATRONS .. . . . . .... . . . .. .. . ... 60 ADVERTISEMENT . ... .. . . . . . .... 60 ' COVER BY KEVIN HODNETT 2 �0 1195 04352046 BULLDOG'S EDITORS DEAR ADDISON/AfVS, We, the yearbook editors, have strived very hard and put forth alot of determination to put together our 1982-83 Bulldog Annual. On the pages of our yearbook, you will find student involvement, faculty guidance, laughter, tears and much more. Although we have had many changes, we have still made it the most enjoyable part in our lives. We would like to thank Kevin Hodnett for the beautiful yearbook cover. We know that he will succeed in the world of art for he is a gifted artist. We regret that the wrestling photo was stolen. We hope the guilty party realizes that he or she is depriving us all of the pleasure of seeing our wrestling team. Each time the stolen photo is shown, the viewer will remember that he or she is in the presence of a thief. We sincerely hope that this Annual will help you recall some of the warm memories and wonderful, exciting days at Lucy Addison Junior High School. Sincerely yours, 3 �DEDICATION MRS. BARBARA BRADSHAW It Is a pleasur t 0 ak time and e t e this opportunity to let you know that we, the students of Lucy Addison Junior High, appreciate the misbehav~ner~ you put forth every day in your classroom. You are very patient and kind to us all, even when we are wrong or sometim tng. e know that you care about us because your daily actions voice your willingness to help us. We know, the 1 982 our actions may not voice our inner feelings, so we want you to remember that we love you very much. We dedicate ~~ this 5 h I edition of the Bulldog Annual to you and hope it will remind you of the wonderful and worthwhile days at Addison c oo year. 3 4 SINCERELY YOURS, THE ADDIS/ON STUDENT BODY ��1 FRESHMEN S MESSAGE We, the members of the 1982-83 Freshmen Class of Lucy Addison, would like to give our thanks to all the members of the faculty for helping us to achieve our goals and for encouraging us to make something out of our lives. Many students have taken part in many activities to help make Addison the best school in the city. We would like to thank the sponsors and coaches for taking time out to plan activities and to carry out projects. Miss Lucy Addison built a temple with loving and infinite care and we plan to keep it this way. We will cherish Addison in our hearts and remember it as the DOMINANT SCHOOL. In return, we hope Addison will remember us as the Number One Ninth Grade Class. LAST WILLS AND TESTAMENTS I, Nancy Adams, being of sound mind and body, leave to Miss Blakley all the good times and laughs she gave me. I, Ronnie Anderson, being of sound mind and body, leave to my sister my abilities to do anything I put my mind to. I, Michael Austin, being of sound mind and body, leave to David Lattimore all my good looking women. I. Timothy Bare, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mr. Holland a life-time supply of grape kool-aid and my o ld book bag. I, Lolita Barnett, being of sound mind and body, leave to Miss Sheppard all of my smiles for being so nice to me. I, Danny Barr, being of sound mind and body, leave to Richard Damewood all of my boring times at Addison. I, Geoffrey Bayne, being of sound mind and body, leave to Addison my school books. I, Teresa Black, being of sound mind and body, leave to all the ninth graders coming later all my good grades and looks. I, Michael Bell, being of sound mind and body, leave to Miss Sheppard all my thanks for what she has taught me the past three years. I, Shannon Brewer, being of sound mind and body, leave to Christa Stone all my friends because she will need them. I, Portia Brown, being of sound mind and body, leave all the students the best of luck in the future . I, Sharon Brown, being of sound mind and bady, leave to Joyce, Vanessa and Georgia my brains. I, Tasha Brown, being of sound mind and body, leave to my sister, Victoria, Derrick Ross and Nita Wright my best wishes. I, Andre Burroughs, being of sound mind and body, leave to every student at Addison my autograph. I, Carol Childress, being of sound mind and body, leave to Jeanette, my cousin, all the luck. In the world. I, Keith Childress, being of sound mind and body, leave to Addison all my good grades and to Mr. Bailey my money he owes me. I, Anthony Cleveland, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mr. Fuhrman my old gym locker, gym shirt and my dirty tennis shoes. I, C.W. Conner, being of sound mind and body, leave to Beth Conner the power to keep up the Conner name. I, Missy Cooper, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mrs. Bazemore all my thanks and to Mr. Poff many thanks and all the - - -- - .. .... . , . - ..~- """"'=-...o....===--- - ---- - �-----~ -------~~--""""-==-~=~=====;;;;===-~~=;:;,;_-~==== ..._ _--=.. - - - ~ '"!.: ·- - _ __.... - knowledge I have learned. I, Willis Cooper, being of sound mind and body, leave Addison's wrestling teams my ability. I, Ronald Crowder, being of sound mind and body, leave to my friend Stacy Stanley and my brother, Roger, my good grades and track shoes. I, Carolyn Curry, being of sound mind and body, leave to Missy Mays the memories of driving Mrs. Bradshaw's sixth period class crazy. I, Suzette Dance, being of sound mind and body, leave to Portia Dance all my good looks and all my dudes that I did not like. I, Christine Davis, being of sound mind and body, leave to Willard Davis my good grades and looks and my charm. I, Tamlco Davis, being of sound mind and body, leave to Rosa Calloway my charm and good luck next year. I, Chris Dennis, being of sound mind and body, leave to Guy Beale and Teresa Caldwell my wardrobe and my coolness. I, Vurgess Dent, being of sound mind and body, leave to A.O. Ward all my love and the good times we have spent together. I, Houston Doss, being of sound mind and body, leave to all the seventh and eighth graders all the pain to succeed in Mrs. Hyman's class. I, Kathy Doyle, being of sound mind and body, leave to the seventh and eighth graders all the good fortune I have had and all my thanks to Miss Sheppard and Mrs. Hanock for all they have done for me. I Diana Durham, being of sound mind and body, leave to my sister, Sondra, all my good Latin grades because she needs all the help she can get. I, Sharon Easley, being of sound mind and body, leave to Teresa Caldwell my great talent with the guys and to Charlotte Hancock my telephone book. I, Donna Fields, being of sound mind and body, leave to Addison all my problems and all the mess I got into over here. I, Kevin Finney, being of sound mind and body, leave all the people at Addison. I Anna Foliaco, being of sound mind and body, leave to my brother, Billy, all my bad times and good times . • I, David Fowler, being of sound mind and body, leave to Doug Polumbo my dirty gym suit and all my homework. I, David Fraction, being of sound mind and body, leave to Roger Crowder my cool. I, Lenora Gilbert, being of sound mind and body, leave to my little brother, Alphonso, and my little sister, Nicky, all the best. I, Cynthia Gillis, being of sound mind and body, leave to Katrina Carson and Aretha Green all my good grades and my good personality. I, Hope Green, being of sound mind and body, leave to Guy Beale all my love forever. I, Douglas Greer, being of sound mind and body, leave to Addison Junior High thanks for the best junior high education I could have received. I, Mark Hackler, being of sound mind and body, leave to Brian Hodges my old wrestling shoes and hope they will give him better luck than they gave me. J, Tuesday Hall, being of sound mind and body, leave to Derrick Ross and Tammy Anderson my good attitude towards other students. 7 j �I, April Harris, being of sound mind and body, leave to St. Clair Williams my crazy ways and Stacy Stanley to talk to. I, Kenneth Hairston, being of sound mind and body, leave to Guy Beale hope to make it to the ninth grade. I, Thomas Henderson, being of sound mind and body, leave to Guy Beale and Teresa Caldwell my best ninth grade year at Addison. I, Fran Hodnett, being of sound mind and body, leave to Robert Young my bad grades and my dirty shoes. I, Desiree Hollandsworth, being of sound mind and body, leave Addison, finally. I, Stephanie Kessler, being of sound mind and body, leave to Addison all the memories of the many crazy times I have had. I, Jennifer Knight, being of sound mind and body, leave to my best friends, Aretha Green and Stacy Stanley, all the luck and best wishes. I, Sue Kwak, being of sound mind and body, leave to my brother, Tad, all my good grades in Geometry. I, Angela Lavender, being of sound mind and body, leave to Hiawatha Lavender, Leslie Tramuel and James Lavender my good grades, good judgement and bad attitude. I, Sherry Larry, being of sound mind and body, leave to Guy Beale my good times at Addison. I, Keith Logan, being of sound mind and body, leave to Brian all my good looks. I, Matthew Jackson, being of sound and mind, leave to Addison the urchins, beasts and fighters. I, David Johnson, being of sound mind and body, leave to Jerry Saunders my comb so he can comb his hair like mine. I, Lori Johnson, being of sound mind and body, leave to Angie Thompson all my grades and my dirty gym suit. I, Regina Johnson, being of sound mind and body, leave to Angie Belcher all the good and bad times I have had at Addison. I, Rodney Johnson, being of sound mind and body, leave to David Fraction five pounds of jelly. I, Kenya Johnson, being of sound mind and body, leave to Miss Sheppard my graditude and thanks and to all the students left at Addison the will power to make it. I, Tonya Jordan, being of sound mind and body, leave to Joyce Johnson my good grades. I, Tessa Leak, being of sound mind and body, leave to Mrs. Hunt all my thanks for taking the time to work with me. I, Veronica Lee, being of sound mind and body, leave to my sister, Michelle, and my brother, Jerry, the good luck that 1 never had. I, James Lynskey, being of sound mind and body, leave to Ann Foust, Ramona Biller and Christa Swank the best of luck next year. I, Matthew McCarty, being of sound mind and body, leave to the entire student body my high intellect and my psychiatry major. I, Nancy Mills, being of sound mind and body, leave to Carol Mills my greatest sympathy for her up coming year at Lucy Addison. I, Michelle Mitchell, being of sound mind and body, leave to Curtis Blair a box of sugar so he will stay sweet and good luck during his remaining years at Addison. 8 �I, Monique Minnis, being of sound mind and body, leave to Dionne Minnis my good looks, the cute dudes, and the best of luck that I have had at Addison. I, Charniece Moore, being of sound mind and body, leave to the up coming ninth graders my looks, craziness and the good times In the bathroom. I, Tony Pitzer, being of sound mind and body, leave to all the teachers all my homework and books. I, Bobby Poff, being of sound mind and body, leave to Bryan Booth all the good times 1 have had that went up in smoke. I, Beth Reynolds, being of sound mind and body, leave to J.C. Kasey good times with the girls. I, Robin Richardson, being of sound mind and body, leave to my sister, Nicole, and Sonya Buckner all my good looks and talent. I, Cassandra Saunders, being of sound mind and body, leave to Jerry Saunders all my skills and knowledge. I, Keith Saunders, being of sound mind and body, leave to Guy Beale and Jerry Saunders my hitwork. I, Anthony Stevens, being of sound mind and body, leave to Jimmy Harris all the young ladies I had at Lucy Addison. I, Ricardo Schultz, being of sound mind a11d body, leave to Derrick Priest all Mr. Holland's coney jokes. I, Cindy Shoup, being of sound mind and body, leave to Donna Fields my good looks so that she might get a date. I, Lawanda Shouvely, being of sound mind and body. leave to Elinda Daniels all my good looks, grades and luck with the boys. I, Darrell Shorter, being of sound mind and body, leave to the up coming ninth graders all the symphathy in the world. I, Dexter Shears, being of sound mind and body, leave to Wayne Smith my books and locker. I, Kathy Smith, being of sound mind and body, leave to Eva Lacy and Joequelette Dungee my cheerleading pompoms, my preppie clothes and my good grades. I, Melvin Smith, being of sound mind and body, leave to my sister, Tonya, all my athletic skills. I, Kent Smith, being of sound mind and body, leave to everybody everything. I, Brad Staples, being of sound mind and body, leave to Addison my craziness and will power. I, Tracy Staples, being of sound mind and body, leave to all the seventh and eighth grade girls my body. I, Sam Stephens, being of sound mind and body, leave to Antonio Stephens my athletic ability and to Mack Mason all the talent to be as great as I am. I, Becky Stokes, being of sound mind and body, leave to Miss Blakley the best basketball team for the up coming ninth graders. I, Sam Stone, being of sound mind and body, leave to all the girls all my love. I, Dawn Stuart, being of sound mind and body, leave to Robin Butler, Debra Steelman and everyone else all the luck in the world. I, Roger Stewart, being of sound mind and body, leave to Bill Taylor all of my old stale cigarettes for smoking in the bathreom. I, Rolanda Taylor, being of sound mind and body, leave to Addison all the gaod times I had and ta the up coming ninth graders all my smartness. I. Sonya Taylor, being of sound mind and body, leave to Geraldine Moore all the good times 1 had in the bathroom. 9 �I, Pamela Terry, being of sound mind and body, leave to Geraldine Moore brains to be a more talented student and to Roger Crowder sense to stay out of trouble. I, Melissa Thomas, being of sound mind and body, leave to Nicole Richardson good looks and good luck in the future. I, Kenneth Thompson, being sound mind and sound, leave to Dr. Coleman a new yellow tablet so he can continue to bust people. I, Gary Tiller, being of sound mind and body, leave to all the up coming ninth graders the good luck I have had at Addison. I, Luke Tinklepaugh, being of sound mind and body, leave to this school all of Miss Sheppard's homework. I, Laura Trail, being of sound mind and body, leave to Missy Newman all my groudy books. I, Andrea Traynham, being of sound mind and body, leave to Addison my brother to carry on my name. I, Trenta Trout, being of sound mind and body, leave to everyone wisdom and knowledge. I, Donald Underwood, being of sound mind and body, leave to Terry Underwood my dirty books. I, Angela Walker, being of sound mind and body, leave to my brother, Anthony, Alfonzso Johnson and my cousin, Sonya Buckner, my basketball skills and all my success at Addison. I, Ben Walker, being of sound mind and body, leave to my sister, Tawanda and Vickie Jones my love. I, Danny Waller, being of sound mind and body, leave to all the males at Addison my looks, charm and personality. I, Annette We.akley, being of sound mind and body, leave to Angie all the good and bad times I have had at Addison. I, Anthony West, being of sound mind and body, leave to my sister, Tia, all of my good grades and old sweaty books for the seventh grade again. I, Terence Wilkes, being of sound mind and body, leave to my brother all my women. I, Von Wilcher, being of sound mind and body, leave to Reggie Wilkes my grades, ladies and abilities. I, Johnny Williams, being of sound mind and body, leave to all the girls my clothes and money. I, Mike Williams, being of sound mind and body, leave to Bryan Booth and Mr. Poff all my good looks. I, Pier Williams, being of sound mind and body, leave to Monique Harris my patience with some teachers. I, Tonya Williams, being of sound mind and body, leave to Cynthia Taylor all my good times and funny experiences at Addison. I, Tuesday Williams, being of sound mind and body, leave to my fellow students the ability to achieve their goals In life. I, Devonette Wood, being of sound mind and body, leave to Brad Wood all my good grades . . I, Roxanne Woods, being of sound mind and body, leave to all the up coming ninth graders the best of luck. 10 4 �CLASS MIRRORS Class Mirror Best Dressed Best Looking Best Physique and Figure Most Talented Most Likely to Succeed Craziest Friendliest Best All Around Most Popular Most Athletic Mr. Dennis & Miss Mitchell Male Chris Dennis C.W. Conner Sam Stephens Female Michelle Mitchell Tuesday Williams Vurgess Dent Kent Hairston Michael Bell Tessa Leak Anna Foliaco Brad Staples Von Wilcher C.W. Conner Ben Walker Ben Walker Robin Richardson Lawanda Shouvely Wendy Judd Kenya Johnson Becky Stokes Mr. Conner & Miss Williams 11 �Mr. Wilcher & Miss Shouvely Mr. Walker & Mi!IS Johnson 12 Mr. Conner & Miss Judd Mr. Walker & Miss Stokes �Mr. Stephens & Miss Dent Mr. Hairston & Miss Leak Mr. Bell & Miss Foliaco Mr. Staples & Miss Richardson 13 �James Adams Margaret Altizer John Anderson Ronald Anderson Michael Austin Timothy Bare Lolita Barnett Danny Barr Charles Barton Pamela Barton Geoffrey Bayne James Beane Michael Bell Teresa Black James Borders Melissa Bowles Shannon Brewer Bonita Brower Portia Brown Tamara Brown 14 Nancy Adams Tasha Brown Terry Brown Andre Burroughs Cynthia Campbell �Carol Childress Keith Childress Anthony Cleveland John Coleman Claude Conner Melissa Cooper Willis Cooper Mark Covington Kelly Crouse Ronald Crowder Carolyn Curry Suzette Dance Andrew Daniel Christine Davis Windsler Davis Christopher Dennis Vurgess Dent Bruce Dillon Houston Doss Kathy Doyle Diana Durham Sharon Easley Kevin Finney Anna Foliaco Jason Foster 15 �David Fowler David Fraction Alvin Franklin Julius Fuller Arlene Gilbert Cynthia Gillis Jeffrey Gish Donna Gobble Frank Green Hope Green Robert Greer Bryan Griggs Steve Grogan Mark Hackler Kenneth Hairston Ricky Hale Antonio Henderson Tuesday Hall Thomas Henderson Wayne Hartman April Harris Francesca Hodnett Kevin Hodnett Hurbert Haynes Desire Hollandsworth 16 -- -~--. - -- - - - - --~ �' James Hurley Vanthana lnthasne Matthew Jackson David Johnson Kenya Johnson Lori Johnson Regina Johnson Rodney Johnson Tonya Jordan Wendy Judd David Keesee Stephanie Kessler Billy King Jennlfer Knight Lorrie Krantz Soo Kwak Sherry Larry Angela Lavender Tessa Leak Veronica Lee Alfred Levesy Keith Logan Stacey Long James Lynskey John Maynard 17 �Matthew McCarty Terri Mcfarland Nancy Mills Monique Minnis Harold Mitchell Michelle Mitchell Marc Morris Angela Oberle Mark Overstreet Tina Parker David Patton Lawanna Pearson Tony Pitzer Bobby Poff Ricky Ramey Rebecca Reed Byron Saunders 18 Beth Reynolds David Richardson Kathy Richardson Robin Richardson Cassandra Saunders Darnella Saunders Tracy Saunders Ricardo Schultz �Deborah Scott Dexter Shears Darrell Shorter Lawanda Shouvely Jeff Simms James Smith Kathy Smith Melvin Smith William Smith Terry Staples Tracy Staples Samuel Stephens Anthony Stevens Roger Stewart Rebecca Stokes Samuel Stone Dawn Stuart Renee Taylor Pamela Terry Gary Tiller Luke Tinklepaugh Melissa Thomas William Thomas Kenneth Thompson Laura Trail l 19 �Andrea Traynham Billy Tuck Donald Underwood Paulette Waker Dwayne Walker Michael Wallace Daniel Waller Annette Weakley William West Von WUcher Wllliam Wilhelm Terence Wilkes Damon Williams Johnny Williams Michael Williams Pier Williams Ramon Williams Tonya Williams Tuesday Williams Todd Wills 20 Trenda Trout Devonette Wood Tara Woods Renee Wright Kevin Young ��Terry Adams Roger All Danny Altice Thomas Altizer John Amburn Richard Anderson Cynthia Arbogast Michael Arnold Thomas Ball Teresa Banks Bridgette Barlow Christopher Barnes William Barton Guy Beale William Beckner Angie Belcher James Belcher Ramona Biller Wayland Bond Rebecca Boothe Angelle Borzotra Michael Borzotra Gordon Boyd Stepfan Boyd Anthony Bratton Willie Bright Darrell Brown Karen Brown Kevin Brown Paul Brown Sean Brown Shannon Brown Sonya Brown Terrence Brown Victoria Brown 22 �Wendy Brown Anthony Buckner Sonya Buckner Robin Butler Regina Byrd Teresa Caldwell Rosa Calloway William Calloway Sarah Canode Dewey Carpenter Katrina Carson Angela Childress Timothy Clark Brian Clements Victor Clements Kerry Compton Laura Conley William Conley Kenneth Cooper Naomi Cooper Sondra Cooper Sabrina Cowan Steven Craighead Roger Crowder Portia Dance Paula David Georgia Davis Lisa Dean Jeffrey Dennis Mark Dudley Joequelette Dungee Reginald Dungee Michael Dunnaville Sondra Durham Wanda Elliott 23 �Frank Fitzgerald Stanley Fleisher Kimberly Flint Paul Folden Larry Foster Ann Foust Theodore Francisco Tami Frazier Debbie Friend Kevin Furrow William Gilmer Christopher Gravely Aretha Green Michael Greenway Michael Hairston Theresha Hairston Carol Hale Melissa Hale Kevin Hall Steven Hall James Harris Kimberly Harris Larry Harris Monique Harris Angelittle Hawkins Michael Hawkins Lisa Hickman Joyce Hicks Leroy Hicks Trena Hinegar William Hodges Darin Hogan Michelle Hopson Mary Jackson Verniesa Jenkins , 24 �Cynthia Jennings Sharon Johns Barbara Johnson Brian Johnson Bridgett Johnson • Dwayne Johnson Joyce Johnson Darlene Jones Victoria Jones Pracha Kardmongmee Steven Keeling Aritha Keen Beatrice Kessler Joe Kincer Dennis King .. Dae Kwak Eva Lacy David Lattimore Hiawatha Lavender Jerry Lee • lrisca Leggett Timothy Lester Antionette Lewis Charles Lewis Rodney Lewis Shannon Lovelace Melissa Lyle Monica Lyons James Mason Thomas Mauney. Melissa Mays Robert McDaniel Carol Mills Rita Mills James Minor 25 �- - --- - Lashaun Minter Geraldine Moore Michael Morton Susan Morton Tonya Moss Joseph Mullins Denise Mumford Julius Muse Dwayne Nance Charles Neal Melissa Newman Eddy Osborne Barry Overstreet Jerry Overstreet Carey Padgett Lenora Paige Curtis Payne Ellett Pendleton Tonya Perdue Douglas Perkins Rhonda Pettus Roy Phillips Kenneth Poindexter Cynthia Powell Robert Reed Joe Rendon Nicole Richardson Richard Riles Derrick Ross John Samuel Ganella Sarks Karen Saunders Michael Saunders Theresa Savoy Cinnamon Sexton 26 -- ----------~ �r Vanessa Shaw Terrie Shorter Michael Shutters Tobius Singleton Anthony Smith Betty Smith David Smith Yolanda Smith Stacy Stanley Antonio Stephens Christian Swank Joseph Tan Russell Taylor Yvette Taylor Melissa Thomas Angela Thompson April Thompson Hope Thompson Ronnie Thompson Kenneth Tolley Josephine Towsley Leslie Tramuel Shannon Trout Patricia Turner Robert Waldhauer Jeanette Waldron Steven Walker Tawanda Walker Courtney Wallace John Webber Penni White Richard Wickham Warren Wiggins Corey Williams Dawn Williams 27 �Harold Williams Maria Williams Nona Williams St. Clair Williams Jeannie Wyatt David Young Robert Young 28 �- ------- - --- - - - --- ----------- { I I I I I I i I �James Agner Frank Alls Brian Amos Dwayne Anderson Tami Anderson Anthony Arnold Karen Arnold Patrick Ayers Philip Bailey Lisa Baker James Barnett Jonathan Beane Audrey Bentley Earl Bentley Paul Bishop Curtis Blair Aaron Bland Dionne Brandon Tara Bright Dorothy Brizendine Melisa Broughman Patricia Broughman Rhonda Brown Rodney Brown Shene) Brown Tracy Brown Morris Bryant Toni Burwell Donyetta Calhoun Israel Calloway Katrinla Camper Laura Canode Regina Carpenter Joshua Casey Bobby Clark 30 �Lisa Clements Laura Clinebell Alfred Coleman Sharon Conley Melanie Conner Nellie Conner Tabatha Cooper Tonia Cooper Alan Craghead Regina Cunningham Richard Damewood Willard Davis Timothy Divers Timothy Divers Tanya Dudley Chani Dunn Tonya Dunnaville Angela Ellison Maria Elston Kelly English Kevin Fairfax Marie Faulkner James Finney John Fitzgerald James Fleming Annette Fluellen William Foliaco Tracy Franisco Linda Friend Michelle Gates Bradley Gearheart Alphonso Gilbert Nichole Gilbert Graciala Gill Dedria Goin 31 �----~~-------- Janet Gravely Cecilia Greer Tammy Greer Shannon Griggs Kenneth Guthrie Jason Gwinn Timothy Haga Tina Haga Leslie Hall Lisa Hambrick Uthman Hamilton Anissa Hancock Charlotte Hancock Wendy Harley Tiffany Hartman Christie Hay Robert Henderson Antoine Hickman Steve Hodges Charlina Hodnett Michael Holland Douglas Huff Robert Hunt Charity Johnson Andrew Jones Antonio Jones Ronald Jones Lisa Jones Tamekia Jordan Tonya Jordan George Journiette David Judd Dennis Kasey Michael Kasey Ike Katsllianos 32 -- �Martin Keen Lisa Kelly Gina Kiser Donna Krantz Earnest Lattimore Deena Law Stephanie Lee Michael Lingenfelter Davie Lucado Lisa Luck Angela Lynskey Terr! Macklin Lynda Madison Robert Manns Tavia Manns Lance Martin Tunothy McCroskey Torrance McCullough Charlene Miller David Mills Victoria Morris Wayne Moyer Shannon Murphy Richard Neece Kelly Padgett Michael Pannell Takena Pannell Allen Perry TammY Peters Douglas Phanelson Billy Poff Stephen Poindexter Tonya Poindexter Ronald Polumbo Timothy Preston 33 �Derrick Priest Tammy Quarles Darrell Randolph Franklin Riles Stanley Robinson Sean Rodenberg Sabrina Rucker Carl Saunders Jerry Saunders Toney Simms Marcus Singleton Roger Smith Tonya Smith Tyrone Smith Dawn Snellings Gregory Spangler Deborah Steelman Lesley Stewart Christa Stone Traci Stout Tammy Sutphin Lynda Swank Cynthia Taylor Thomas Taylor Tammy Ten Walter Thomas Anthony Thampson Jerome Thompsan Christopher Traynham Carol Trent Clyde Trent Sharan Tyree Terry Underwood Patrina Vance Tonya Vance 34 �April Via Spencer Waddell Anthony Waker Robert Walker David Waller Wayne Waller Terrance Walton Leona Warren Casandra Webb Atelia West Darrell White Leann Whitlock James Wilhelm Camilla Wilkes Reginald Wilkes Melissa Williams Jeff Willis Michael Willis Michelle Willis Ronald Wood Anthony Woodliff Lydia Workman Barry Wright Christian Wright Juanita Wright r Lisa Wright Wayne Wyatt Veronica Younger ADDISON'S BULLDOGS YEARS TO REMEMBER ( JS ��WISHFUL THINKING I, Ron Balley, teacher of Math, wish that many of the students at Addison would reali~e that this maybe their only chance for the future, and realizing that, get to work while they have this opportunity. I, Barbara Bradshaw, teacher of Mathematics wish that all of Addison's ninth grade classes would be as fantastic as the class of "83". • I, A. Bass, teacher of English, wish that all students would learn and exercise self-control, respect for themselves and their fellow man. I, Mrs. Bazemore, teacher of English, wish that I taught more students like many of those eighth graders in my second and third period classes. Many of them are creative, conscientious and courteous. I, Mrs. Burks, teacher of many Subjects, wish that all students would bring pencil and paper to class. I, Rae Cable, teacher of Health Careers, wish that all students knew _ difference between oral and rectal thermometers. the I, Gall Epps, teacher of Math and English, wish that each student would smile at a teacher once a day - and remember that we are people, too. I, George Franklin, teacher of Students, wish that Addison's staff and parents would make Addison the Science Junior High of the city. Technology + Science = Excellent Students. Technology - Science = Futility. I, Scott Fuhrman, teacher of Physical Education, wish that the students of Addison would keep up with their First Aid books. I, Tony Hack, teacher of Art, wish that each student would feel more competent in terms of producing and viewing the visual arts. I, Mrs. Harman, Secretary In the office, wish that every student would be at school on time. No tardies. Tardies bug me. I, Miss Keller, teacher of Mathematics, wish that each of the students at Addison would honor life for pure and rightful living. I, A.F. Sheppard, teacher of English, wish that all my students were as conscientious and enthusiastic about their English as some are. I, Sharon Watkins, teacher of Reading, wish that parents would take the requ~red time to teach their offsprings the difference between right and wrong, so our job, as educators, would be more productive and rewarding. 37 �- --- .. . .. Marte Austin Cynthia Bazemore Ronald Bailey Hugh Bennett Colleen Blakley 38 ~ - - Barbara Bradshaw Lorraine Bratton Rae Cable Louise Castleman Joseph Coleman Edward Comer Georgia Croson Rudolph Dillard Mary Early Gail Epps Berkley Franklin Jean Franklin Scott Fuhrman Josephine Fulp Tony Hack Famous Hairston Alice Hamlett Yolanda Harman Beth Herren Nancy Hudgett �Maxine Hunt Mike Jennings Lesly Johnson Doris Jordan Deloris Journltte Blanch Keister Virginia Keller Joseph Kinzie Sue Kummer Elma Leaman Mary Meeks Iva Myers Robert Payne Raymond Pittman Edith Pleasant Ronald Poff Jayne Ray Betty Ryman Anne Sheppard Shirley Spencer Mary Seals Margaret Thomas Sharon Watkins Nadine Wheaton James Wolfe 39 �.. ·-. _,. ,_. ... - .,.. - - ' \ �- ~-- -- ------ -~------------ AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL ARTS STUDENT ASSOCIATION Row One Amp Stevens, Mike Beard, Houston Doss, Gary Tiller, Courtney Wallace, Row Two Kerry Compton, Hubert Haynes, Ben Waldhauer, David Johnson, Anthony Thompson, Melvin Smith, Ramon Williams, Clint Smith, C.W. Conner, Julius Fuller, Keith Logan, Row Three Vince Maynard, Wil· liam Thomas, Mike Morton, Ricky Hale, Bruce Dillon, Ricky Schultz, Eddie Osborne, Row Four Damon Williams, Kevin Finney, Von Wilcher, Ronnie Anderson, Mike Hawkins, Thomas Mauney, Tim Lester, Arlene Gilbert, Jennifer Smith, Bonita Brower, Row Five Brian Amos, Kevin Young, Mike Williams, Bobby Poff, Luke TinkJepaugh, Ronnie Thompson, Wilfred Guthrie, Kevin Hall, Bill Gilmore, Mr. Jennings AUTO MECHANICS CLUB Row One Dwayne Dance, Le· roy Hicks, Darrell Brown, Gordon Boyd, Tee Wilkes, Keith Logan, Reggie Camp· bell, Larry Foster, Row Two Mr. F.M. Hairston, Yolanda Smith, Charlie Hall, Darrell Jennings, David Johnson, Tony Ross, James Beane, Row Three Charles Lewis, Jerry Overstreet, William Thomas, Michael Wallace, Terry Staples, Julius Fuller, John Thurman , Ronnie Thompson, Row Four Danny Barr, Charles Barton, Greg Ervin, Tony Cleveland, Melvin Cadd, David Keesee, Row Five William Calloway, Kevin Hall, David Young, Danny Altice, Willie Beckner, Darrell Shorter 41 �FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row One Donna Fields Teresa Banks Carol Hale Cassandra Saunders Beth Reynolds Suzette Dance Row Two Melissa Lyle Cynthia Gillis Theresha Hairston Ricky Ramey Angela Waker Tuesday Hall Mrs. Powell HORTICULTURAL CLUB J Row One Gary Johnson Mr. Johnson Denise Mumford Fran Hodnett Tina Parker Renee Wright Rodney Otey > 42 �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row One Wendy Judd Timothy Bare Kathy Smith Diana Durham Miss Sheppard Row Two Vurgess Dent Angela Waker Mark Hackler Michael Bell Kelly Crouse HEAL TH OCCUPATION STUDENT ASSOCIATION .lJ I Row One Angelittle Hawkins Portia Dance Pam Terry Tee Paige Sherry Larry Cinnamon Sexton Row Two Veronica Lee Aretha Green Renee Taylor Lawanna Pearson Timothy Clark Mrs. Cable 43 �LATIN CLUB Row One Diana Durham, Nancy Adams, Mark Overstreet, Anth· ony West, Brian Hodges, Mike Bell, Tim Bare, David Latti· m_ore, Row Two Kathy Doyle, Rita Mills, Steven Hall Ken Thompson, Eva Lacy, Soo Kwak, Mr. Ronald Campbell Bruce Dillon, Row Three Ramo~ Williams, Damon Williams Mike Austin, Angie Oberle, Wendy Judd, Pier Williams, Mark Hackler, Mr. Andrews LIBRARY CLUB Row One Toni Burwell, Veroni· ca Young, Melanie Conner, Tim Divers, Billy Poff, Charlene Hodnett, Row Two Tracie Stout, Annette Fluellen, Regina Carpenter, Dedr!a Goin, Mi· chelle Friend, Stephanie Kessler, Row Three Aaron Bland, Antoine Hickman, Don· yetta Calhoun, Terri Macklin, Cassandra Webb, Laura Trail, Kathy Doyle 44 �NEWSPAPER STAFF Row One Timothy Bare Michelle Mitchell Lolita Barnett Pam Barton Wendy Judd Tessa Leak Row Two Mark Hackler Damon Williams Ramon Williams Kathy Doyle Brian Amos Stephanie Kessler Sharon Brown OFFICE HELPERS [] \ Sitting Pam Barton Annette Weakley Standing Margaret Altizer Regina Johnson Lori Johnson 45 �Row One Gail Keen, Kathy Smith, C.W. Conner, Melissa Newman, Row Two Robin Butler, Michelle Mitchell, Lolitia Barnett, Melissa Lyle, Eva Lacy, Cinnamon Sexton, Row Three Devonette Wood, Gary Tiller, Lawanda Shouvely, Missy Thomas, Cynthia Jennings, Timothy Clark, Row Four Angel a Waker, Cassandra Saunders, Missy Cooper, Tyrone Coleman, Vurgess Dent, Melissa Thomas, Christine Davis, Teresa Banks R.O. T.C. Fran Hodnett, Tracy Saunders, Tamicko Davis, Sherry Larry, Ron Anderson, Kenya Johnson, Hope Green, Andrea Traynham, Cassandra Saunders, Teresa Black, Roxanne Woods Row Two Mike Wallace, Vurgess Dent, Melissa Cooper, C.W. Conner, Angela Lavender, Keith Logan, Melvin Smith, Carol Childress, Lawanda Shouvely, Row Three Sgt. Spangler, Christine Davis, Doug Greer, Von Wilcher', Angela Waker, Tuesday Williams, Barrett Smith, Ton ya Williams, Kent Smith, Melissa Thomas, Stacey Long, Row Four James Beane, Vince Maynard, Chris Dennis, Dexter Shears, Kelvin Finney, Roger Stewart, Tonya Jordan 46 �SCIENCE CLUB Row One Kathy Smith, Cynthia Jennings, Tami Frazier, Brian Hodges, Row Two Stephanie Kessler Timothy Bare, Kenya Johnso~. Vurgess Dent, Michelle Mitchell, Kathy Doyle, Row Three Lawanda Shouvely, Kelly Crouse, Mark Hackler, Michael Bell, Angela Waker STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION Row One Tuesday Williams, Michelle Mitchell, Angela Waker, Karen Brown, Kathy Smith, Soo Kwak, Stephanie Kessler, Row Two Sabrina Rucker, Betty Smith, Terri Macklin, April Via, Tonya Poindexter, Tonya Williams, Rebecca Stokes, C.W. Connor, Dawn Stuart, Leslie Tramuel, Tad Kwak, William Foliaco, Row Three Ton ya Dunnaville, Tawanda Walker, Teresa Caldwell, Sabrina Cowan, Cassandra Saunders, Ricky Hale, Johnny Williams, Nancy Adams, Sondra Durham, Gail Keen, Row Four Theresa Savoy, Brian Clements, Robin Butler, Kenya Johnson, Ronnie Anderson, Amp Stevens, Ricky Ramey, Tuesday Hall, Lenora Paige, Angelittle Hawkins, Tara Bright, Row Five Alan Craighead, Chris Traynham, Rodney Brown, Kathy Richardson, Patrina Vance, Desiree Hollandsworth, Ann Foust, Ramona Biller, Lynda Swank, Lisa Hambrick, Lisa Jones, Row Six Ronnie Wood, Anthony West, Tessa Leak, Chris Dennis, Michael Borzotra, Dwayne Johnson 47 ��ADVANCED BAND Row One Ben Walker, Anthony Tompson, Chris Dennis, Bobby Salters, Rodney Lewis, Wayne Tolley, Row Two Jennifer Knight, Tuesday Williams, Angela Waker, Shannon Lovelace, Lawanda Shouvley, Kathy Smith, Devonnette Wood, Lisa Luck, Christy Swank, Ann Foust, David Johnson, Row Three Darrell Randolph, Kim Harris, Gail Keen, Angelle Borzotra, Tavia Mann, Charlene Miller, Rhonda Brown, Carol Trent, Paul Brown, Row Four Morris Bryant, Sean Brown, Alfred Levesy, Guy Beale, Kevin Brown, Spencer Waddell, Patrick Ayers, Michael Borz0tra, Row Five Tyrone Smith, Jerome Thompson, Wayne Saunders, Alvin Franklin, Andre Burroughs BEGINNING BAND Row One Deborah Steelman, Shannon Lovelace, Pam Brandon, Row Two Eugene Riles, Toni Burwell, Marcus Singleton, Row Three Joyce Hicks, Russell Taylor, Barrett Smith, Row Four Mark Covington, Kent Smith, Jerome Thompson 49 �- - -- --~~-------- CHOIR Row One Mrs. Hunt, lvalene Flowers, Ganella Sarks, Cassandra Saunders, Betty Smith, Karen Brown, Lisa Clements Christy Stone, Stanley Robinson, Traci Stout, Lisa Wright, Mary Bouseman, Tabatha Cooper, Tamekia Jordan, Terrance Walton, Row Two Georgia Davis, Vanessa Shaw, Sharon Brown, Elinda Daniels, Pier Williams, Pam Terry, Angela Childress, Darnella Saunders, Stacy Stanley, Tess Leak, Dorothy Brizendine, Row Three Joyce Brown, Tonya Jordan, Wendy Brown, Vicky Jones, Katrina Carson, Cynthia Gillis, Geraldine Moore, Penni White, Ton ya Williams, Robin Richardson, Tuesday Hall, Row Four Tina Parker Caroline Saunders, Angela Lav: ender, Thomas Henderson, Roger Stewart, Hiawatha Lavender Dennis King, Ronald Crowder' Johnny Williams, Kent Hairsto~ STRINGS Row One Tammy Frazier, Sharon Johns, Soo Kwak, Billy Poff, Terri Macklin, Veronica Younger, Mrs. Steele, Row Two Lynda Swank, Jeff Fleming, Courtney Wallace, Greg Spangler, Tad Kwak, Beth Conner, Row Three William Foliaco, Dedria Goin, St. Clair Williams, Desiree Hollandsworth, Anna Foliaco, Wanda Elliott, Donyetta Calhoun, Row Four Tyrone Coleman, Michael Hairston, Frank Green, Kenneth Guthrie, Timothy Clark, Richard Wickham 50 - - - -- -... - - �CHEERLEADERS Row One Kathy Smith Vurgess Dent Tonya Williams Robin Butler Row Two Melissa Thomas April Thompson Eva Lacy Row Three Lawanda Shouvely Melissa Mays Christy Swank FLAG TEAM Row One Tammy Peters Traci Stout Michelle Mitchell Vurgess Dent Row Two Nancy Mills Carol Mills Melanie Conner Donyetta Calhoun Row Three Lisa Hambrick Kelly Crouse Annette Fluellen Veronica Younger Tessa Leak 51 �- -- - -~- �BASEBALL Row One David Fowler Vurgess Dent C.W. Conner Mark Hackler Willis Cooper Row Two Doug Perkins Mark Overstreet Ronnie Thompson Jeff Dennis Tim Lester Row Three Coach Holland Darrell Shorter Robert Macdaniel Timothy Bare Bryan Griggs Coach Smith SOFTBALL Row One Veronica Lee Kathy Smith Cindy Arbogast Jennifer Knight Romana Biller Row Two Diana Durham Kathy Richardson Melanie Conner Wendy Brown Kathy Doyle Row Three Melissa Newman Tonya Moss Tuesday Williams Coach Poff 53 �BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Row One Kenya Johnson Ben Walker Ramon Williams Amp Stevens Ron Anderson Damon Williams Timothy Bare Row Two Coach Holland Michael Holland Melvin Smith Terence Wilkes Curtis Blair Michael Thompson Reggie Johnson Row Three Victor Clements Von Wilcher Keith Childress David Johnson Henry Jordan Reggie Dungee CAPTAINS 54 ALL TOURNAMENT . ALL CITY �! LADIES' BASKETBALL Row One Romona Biller Cassandra Saunders Vonnie Wood Tonya Dunnaville Sabrina Rucker Row Two Teresa Banks Charity Johnson April Via Lisa Baker Row Three Kathy Smith Yolanda Smith TeeTee Walker Ceci Taylor Becky Stokes Angela Waker Joyce Johnson Tracy Saunders Michelle Mitchell FEMALE VOLLEYBALL Row One Laura Trail Cassandra Saunders Vurgess Dent Row Two Sharon Johns Tessa Leak Michelle Mitchell Cynthia Jennings Christy Swank Row Three Lynn Friend Mrs. Fuller TeeTee Walker 55 �FOOTBALL TEAM Row One Anthony West, Sam Stephens, Melvin Smith, Michael Thompson, Ben Walker, Amp Stevens, Ronnie Anderson, Stacey Long, Doug Perkins, Row Two Timothy Bare, Tee Wilkes, Keith Logan, Anthony Thompson, Kevin Brown, C. W. Conner, Keith Childress, Brian Hodges, Brian Johnson, Row Three Alfred Levesy, Gary Tiller, James Mason, Darrell Brown, Gordon Boyd, Victor Clements, Russell Taylor, Johnny Williams, Tim Lester, Row Four Ronnie Thompson, Reggie Johnson, Timothy Haga, J.C. Casey, David Fowler, Michael Dunnaville, Tim Divers, Anthony Arnold, Row Five Coach Holland, Pam Barton, Coach Thompson • Ill ALL CITY FOOTBALL PLAYERS Row One Reggie Johnson Ben Walker Amp Stevens Row Two Ronnie Anderson Doug Perkins ' 56 ~-~--- -----~~- --- �GYMNASTICS TEAM Row One Vurgess Dent Robin Richardson Row Two Nicole Richardson Lolita Barnett Lawanda Shouvely Kenya Johnson Row Three Ramona Biller Suzette Dance Coach Fuller Kathy Smith (, I t I 1 BULLDOG'S ARE NUMBER ONE ALL CITY BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS I I I ' 57 ' �FEMALE TENNIS TEAM Row One Anna Foliaco Sonya Buckner Sabrina Cowan LeAnn Whitlock Devonette Wood Row Two Portia Brown Sharon Easley Nancy Adams Kelly Crouse Desire Hollandsworth Becky Stokes MALE TENNIS TEAM Row One Keith Childress Houston Doss Andre Burroughs Marc Morris David Patton Row Two Gary Tiller Michael Pannell Coach Poff Curtis Blair Kevin Young 58 - - - �FEMALE TRACK TEAM Row One Tuesday Hall Becky Stokes Kim Flint Kathy Smith Row Two Shannon Lovelace Gail Keen Joequelette Dungee Carol Hale ; MALE TRACK TEAM Row One Guy Beale Tee Wilkes Melvin Smith Amp Stevens Ronnie Anderson Row Two Dexter Shears Michael Thompson Ben Walker Sam Stephens Brad Staples '· 59 �Advertisement f ire Extinguishers Fire Systems SOUTHWESTERN FIRE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 5123A Salem Turnpike Roanoke, Virginia 24017 Richard H. Bayne Owner 703-344-1751 I I PATRONS Noel C. Taylor Sharon Y. Watkins Beth Herren Sterling Jones Sue Kummer Chauncey Logan 60 Tuesday Williams Vickie Wright Virginia Wright �•• I I I I • I J , ~ i, 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1928-1973 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 Addisonian1946 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 Addisonian 1983 Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison Junior High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonian was the annual for Lucy Addison Junior High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison Junior 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 1983 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context TheAddisonian1983 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/2072/addisonian1973.1.pdf 435c0dba0adfd0badda4a7d63e9e8c9e PDF Text Text �,,,_--~-- ,---- - �'' . ---.. --- �~­ l 0 1195 0226841 8 \/ /2.£t=. j 13. ~SS- ?Cf/ }_ q& :/-CL TABLE OF CONTENTS Title ... ....... .... .... . .................. , ............... . ..... .. l Dedication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Faculty .......... . ..... . ... .. ................................. . .. 7 Seniors ... .. . .. .- ... . .......... ........ .... ... .... . .............. . 21 Juniors . . .. .... .......... . ........ .. . . ... .... .... .. ...... . ...... . 41 S?phomores . .... . ............ . .......... .. ................... . ... 51 Athletics ................... .......... .. .. ·........ .. ... . ..... . ... 61 Organizations ... . .. ........ .. ................... .... ...... . . ..... 83 Activities ... . . ... .......... ............................. ..... . ... 93 Senior Directory ....... .................................... . . ... . 112 Advertisements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115 �Go placidly among the noise and h it~t c and rl'm1·mbe r wha t 1wa<.:t' th1·ri · may lw in :-.ilc·1tt·1._ D .. ~id1·r;t11· 4 �DEDICATION aBEHIND THE SUCCESS OF THIS SCHOOL IS A GREAT PRINCIPALn Bl'hind thl· s11ct·1•ss of any school tlwrl' is al"'a~ a great leadThl' 1 wrson most rl'sponsib!L' for the sut·cess of Addison thl'sl' past thrl'l' y1•a rs is thl' prindp<ll, Charil's \ V. Day. \ Ir. Day came to Addison \\'i th much \\'isdom from his past educatio nal expl'rit•nt·t•s. 11 1• graduat ed from Virginia Statt' Coll1·g1· and rl'l'l'ivt·cl his \! asters Degree &om Radford Collegt'. I It• has taught in Sl'\'t•ral s1.:hools and "'as tlw principal at Friends Eknwntary for llv1• yl'ars and Loudon E lt>mentary for om· \'t'a r. \Ir. Dav is married to tlw former llilda \lcCov. The \' han~ t\\'O child;1· n, Charl1•s Handall and J ulia RPnee. . . To him lwlong thl' prob\1•111s. pn•ssun·s, and the pride of l1·ading Lucy Addison. If anything goes \\Tong, he is there to hdp soln· it \\'ith 1•xpt•rit•nc1• and 11ncl1'rstanding. His door is a\\\'avs open to studt•nts and facult\' alikt>, \\'ho need his ad,·i<:e o r "''ho simply \\'ant to talk m·l•r ·a problPm. He takes grl'at pridl' in this s<.:hool and t ht• pt'ople \\'ho makt' it a <:t'llter of learning. Yo n ma~· o lit•n lwa r him sa~· how fine our young pt><>· pit> an·. To lt·ad a sdwol i' 1w 1•as\· task. but \Ir. D·"· has dom· a re111arkahl1· job. \I r. Day."''' ~tuch· nts nTognizt' .your l'lforts and d1·dil·at1· this 197:3 y1•arhook to yo u. l'r. ii .. .!.. ... .l.i ii ii • . I I I \ Ir. l);I\ ta lks m'l'r a prohl••ni \\'ith his Ill'\\' assistant. \Ir. I la111·ol'k. \Ir. Da~ 1·njo\·, an t'a'' , idon ha,kl'lhall lt'a111 . I)\ t lw �MR. HANCOCK-NEvV ASSIS TA N T PRINCIPAL Although this is his first year as assistant prin cipal at Addison, '.\Ir. H anc.-ock is not unfamiliar to most of the st udents. '.\!a ny know him from his previous job of assistant principal at Lee J unior and later Madison Junior High School. You may often find '.\Ir. Hancock kidding wi th th e students, but he gets serious when there is business to attend to or work to b e done. ... ' i \ J MR. POWE LL- STUDENT ACTIVITIES DIR. When a student or faculty member ·needs tu know anything about the school activities or functions, they can usuall y get th e answer from \Ir. Powell in the Student Activities Office. ~Ir . Powell has b een at Addhon for many years and is a favorite of everyone. He likes all kinds of sports and is very knowl edgeable about Ad· dison's sports and how they rat e against oth er ~chool teams. \ 6 �-. / ' �PHYSICAL EDUCATIO N \Ir. Eddie Burke and \!rs. LaVcrne Fulll•r tl'aeh Phvs ie:d Ed11l'ati1111. \Ir. Burk•· wa' 11:111H·d co:i d1 of the \'<'ar and sponsors the F.C.A. \!rs. Fuller sponsors girls' spiirts. \Ir. Eddit· Burke \!rs . LaVtTll F11llt-r BAND j, <lin-t.:lt·d by \Ir. Ulyst•ssc:s Broad . ~!though thl' hand j., rnt lwr -,mall, what thl'y lmt.' 111 'W: thl'y makt· up i11 tal .. nt. A<l<li-,un':. band IH'<lll:X· \Ir. Ulv~1·s~•·' llroad1lt'a11 s �ENGLISH In Addison's English 0l'partnwnt we find '.\lrs. :'\ant'y Simmons, '.\Ir. John '.\lontgonwry, '.\lrs. Dorothy \Vaiden, and th1· nt·wt•st t•dition '.\lrs. Judy Proffitt. There is a vari1·ty of Sl'ITit'Stt'r t'Ourscs offt' r<'d including Amerit'an, English, and Blat'k Litt•rah1rt', Individualized Reading, and F11ndanwntal and Ad,·anced Grammar. '.\Ir. John '.\lontgonwry '.\lrs. Judy Protlltt \ '.\ !rs . :-..:a1ll'\' Simmons '.\I n .. Dorntl1\ \\'aldt•11 g �MATH \ lrs. Janice Grizzard is the newest addition to the \lath Ot·,>art1.'~"."l. Slw joins \Ir. Eddie Johnson, an d their subjects range from B11s1111·ss \l at 1 to I rig. \Ir. Johnson also teaches Physics. \lrs. Janice Grizzard LIBRARY \ Ir. Eddi1· John~o n In Addisun·s library yon will find \Ir:-.. Alt•is1· J essnp and her aidt', \lrs. Cn·il(' Dowdy. \I r:-.. J 1·ss11p sponsors th\• Library Club. \ l r s. C1·cil1· Dow d v 10 �SCIENCE 1-.lr. Thomas J ont's and \liss Lana 1-.kCloud are found in the Science Department. Some of the classes taught are Biology, Chl·rnistry, and Advanced Biology. \Ir. Thomas jo1ws FOREIGN LANGUAGE \ l rs. Dorothy ParhT \liss Lana \kCl011d \lrs. Dorothy Park(•r and \ I r~. \labd \larmion art' in the Fo~t>ign Languagl' Ot•partnwnt. \lrs. \ 1.arm~on teachl's Latin, while• \lrs. Parh•r tl';tches Frt>nch and Spanish and sponsors tht.> Forl'ign Language· Club. \ I r~. \ lalwl \ l arrninn 11 �SOCIAL STUDIES In this Dqmrtnwnt \\'t' ha\'(' '.\Ir. Hollt'rt Firl'ba11gh . '.\Ir. Hobert Farriss, and \Ir. J.P. ConH'I'. Some oft h l' dasst•s taught art• \ Vorld I I istorv, U.S. 11 istorv, So<.:i • o logy, and Govt'r nnwnt. '.\Ir. ' Fin·h:111gh simnsors S.C.A. '.\Ir. Robert Farriss DISTRIBUTIVE ED. '.\Ir. Lovern teac:hes a three year program of Distributive Education. During their second year D.E. 'tu<lt'nts are assisted by '.\Ir. Lowrn in finding part -time jobs. \Ir. Holwrt Fin·ha11gh l ... ~-~·· ... . -· ~· I.·~ ;. ,...,, ' . o·Li..~ • l"'-I"". • • ~~I~;;. \Ir. J.I'. ( :011H'r 12 �BUSINESS To train a student for a cart•t•r aft<•r graduation th e Business Dcpartml'nt is stalfrd by \l rs . T homas, \ l iss Angil's, and \l rs. Waid. Some of the c.:lasses taught ar<· Typing I, II. Offic.:e Praeticc, Shorthand, and Business \ l ath or l311si1wss English. \lrs. \\'a id ART \ l iss Angh·:. \I rs. Thorn a:. Art i:. taught by \lrs. J ulit• \ ' t•:. t . Tlw dasst's taught an· Art I , II , Ill and Communkativt· Art. \lrs. \' t>st is eo-:.ponsor for tht· rww:.papt•r. �VOCATIO NAL The Vocational Education Department is d esigned mostly for students who are not planning to attend college. They are trained in areas such as mechanical drawing, brick laying, electronics, auto mechanics, cabinet making, cosmetology. and carpentry. ~ I r. \ Ir. Carlton Edwards 14 RolJl"rt Bandy \Ir. J anws ll a ll is �EDUCATION -I ~!rs. Dorothy Poff \Ir. Sh('rley Stuart ~Ir. Wallace ~ lc~ lill ian \Ir. :\l·al Thoma' 15 �-GUIDANCE In th l• C11idanc:e Offict• wt• ha,-c· ~ I r. Do11alcl Sti11m·tt. Georgia Brown, and ~!rs. \'c·rl<-111· Dillim~ who is the llo ml·-Schuol Co1111sdor. ~Ir. Stinnett 1s cos ponsor for thl' nl'wspaper and ~li ss Brmn1 sponsors the Beta C lub. ~liss :\I iss Georgia Brown SPECIAL EDUCATION Special. Ed uc:ation is taught by ~Ir. Robert SielT in room 226. Approx1matt-ly ten •t udents are en roll ed in this program. :'\!rs. Verlent· Dillion JI. Ir. Donald Sti111wtt 16 �HOME E CON OM ICS CHOIR In th!' 1lonw Economil·S room you will fin<l \lrs. \ lar\' Stl·ptm'. Sonw of tlw things taught ar!' c:ooking ;tnd Sl'wing :;nd this is offl•n·d lo g11ys as wl'll as girls. Thl' c:hoir is dirl'cll'd by \ Ir. Roland Plastt•rer. Like the band. the choir is sn1all but talented. \ Ir. Plasterl' r sponsors the Gkc· C lub . \l rs. \ lary Stl'ptol' :O. lr. Holand Plastert>r. 17 �OFFICE STAFF To help Addison keep lrnc:k of itsdf. wt• ha\'t' a \'t•ry effec:ti\'e office staff consisting of ~!rs. Virgin ia Belcher, ~ lrs. Joann PPake, ancl a rww a<ldition. ~lrs . Cecl'lia I laston. ~lrs . Virginia Belc:her ~lrs. ~lrs. lH J oann Peake C<•t·e lia 1laslon �CAFETERIA STAFF I 1:" ' ' CUSTODIAL STAFF I '. ~ _/ . ........ - ~ \ I .. . 19 �Civ<' nw a fish and I <·at for a day. I f<'a<.:h m<' to fish and I < for a lif<·tim1·. •at �-. -·- ... .. . ~ ·~ -:. . . ~; --... __ -':... . .... _ -,... ... ~-,. . ~ ~- .,.. - ~ ....... -~ . ~ ·~ ·. .. . ·-:... ---~ �SENIOR CLASS '73 PRESIDE T : .\-lark Scott VICE-PRESIDE NT: Brian Witc her SECRETARY: Desiree FrytTREASURER : Wanda Hayes 22 �SANDY ALLEN LARRY AUSTIN KATHY BAKER I I I TOI\II\IY BANDY ELAINE BA YSE BILL BELC HER RAY BLANKENSHIP LARRY BECK:\ER RICK BRE\\' ER I I �- I I }; ROBERT BROW:\ JACKIE Bv RKS DA:-\IELCALLOWAY DA ' ·y BRY A:\ JACKIE BUSI I LI NDA CA\IPBELL \1A IW BUCKNER E IO CALDWEL L EVELY CLARK �I II TONY COLE RO NN I E COOPE H D I A E CHU~ IP C:ATll Y COLE PA ~I C RE\\"S \ "ALEH IE DALE E\"ELY;\; COOPER DEBH:\ CRm l\\"ELL JEHRYLY:\ D:\\"IS �ALICE DEA!'\ GARY DIXO N SALLY FI NLEY 26 SHE ILA DIAL MIKE DU LL D I AN E FINN EY SHARON D IS H NER CAROLYN FE RGUSO N ROBERT FIREBAU GH �BRENDA F ISHEH JANET FLOYD DESIREE FRYE • ; , M IKE GALLAHER CLARA GRANT KATHY CALLl\IORE LINDA HAIRSTON LINDA CLE ' RONNIE HAIRSTON '27 �_..., / I / /J YOLA!\:DA I IA\ILETTE BOBBY l IOBACK CY'.'.:Tll!A llOLLAND P EGGY H ARDY WAND A HAY ES LI ND A HO PSO N PERRY HA Sl l AN DREW I IOBSON JA N IC E H U FF �:is : . . . :· ·: •. . .· . :. .,., •. . " V IC KY JA NSEN THO:\IASINA J U :\ I PEH LINDA L U\ISDEN - •. -..... , ... \IAHK JARRETT ELOISE KI NC C ATllY \IADISOi'\ JA1 ET JENNI NGS JUDY LLOYD ORE:\\!:\ \l:\:XEY �MELVIN YfATTHEWS JOHNITA \.1ILLS DOROTHY MILLER ROLAND NAPIER J E ROME M ILLNER DORINDA O LIPH ANT , SAMUEL PASCII ALL 30 RENEE PERDUE PAT RE YNOLDS �/' / I _.....,. LELANIE SANDERS MARK SCOTT ROBBIE RI I ODES ELOISE SCALES I I CECELIA SCALES \VA NDA SCYPHERS •• C:E<>RC;E S l ~ l ~I S BARRY SINK \IARILY . SINK 31 �LILBURN SWTH RALPH S\llTH Kl\I SNEAD / RH ONDA TABORN DANNY UPD I KE C ll ERE VIPPER\IAN '32 ANITA TERRY GA IL W AL KER CAROLY N WALi.ACE �I JUAN ITA WALTON CAROLYN WATKINS PAUL WHARTON I J3ILL WILKIN SON DONNA YOUNC BHI AN WITCI IER BONNIE WOLFE �HONOR GRADUATES VALEDICTORIAN: Brian \Vitt·her Brt'nda Fish<'r Chere Vippt·rma n Bill Wilkinson Barry Sink Alict• Dean Pam Cn·ws Ralph Smith Sally Finley Dorothy :\liller Janet Jennings \Vanda Bonds Dianne Crump Kim Snt>a<l ~ l aril yn Sink Pierre Divt•rs '3 4 > \ 1 - •- �• .. I J[ �SENIOR :-.lost Popular Coy Holland and Pam Crews 1 !\los t Attra<.:tivl' :-.lark Scott and Pat Reynolds ' I . ! Bl'st Dn·~~t>d Rolwrt Brown and Elain t> Bayw B(•st All-Around Piern· Di V<'rs and Kim S1wad 3fi �SUPERLATIVES '.\lost Athh·tk Cary Campbl'll and Daisy '.\lann '.\lost Artistic: Pt-rry Hash and Linda Glenn lkst Darn·n> C:akin Hn"' n and \\':111da I lay"' '.\lo>t '.\lusical h · l ndinPd Lilburn Smith :111cl Clwn· \ ' ipp1..-n1<111 0 ,\. �Most Talkative Roland Napi er and Valerie Dale l\lost Pl easant Ccc:il Ross and \larily n S ink \to,t C:oo,)erat ive Conrad C aytor and Jarwt J1·nning~ X l o~t Pt>r ,uasiv1· Kt·ith Furline and Janil·t> 11 uff 38 �'.\lost Ambitious Cl·orw· Simms and Dorot hy '.\tiller '.\los t Studious Brian Witch er and Sally Finll'y '.\lost Sophistkated Barry Sink. Yolanda 1lam lett<·. and Kathy Baker '.\lost Critical Tom· Colt> and Ct•cPlia Sl·alt·~ :39 �.. F unniest Bobby Farris and Peggy Hardy \Josi Likd v To S11ct-«·«d Pau l \\'harto11 -W F rit•n<llil'st Halph Smith and J uanita Walton Shvc·'l "N°c·Nc·" Tt•rry �1 / • i.. • ·JUNIORS ..... __ .-..... -- _______......, . '-.-..___ I �:.,,., JUNIOR CLASS OF '74 Officers: V. Pres: Rhonda Taborn, Pres: Ravenelle Lambert, Treas: Connie Williams Kathy Alexander Perry Barbor 42 Jeff Ambler Eric Baughman Diam• Andt·rson Elizab(•th Blankt·nship Dt>bra Bak('r Shirley Blevins �nrrnrrrs r Debbie Bowling Jaml'S Calloway David Deeds Debra Brown Bre nda Campbell Debra Dial Brenda Caldwell Brenda Clavborn Joan Dixon· Linda Caldwell :'\larvin Coleman Rose Dull �Diane E ntsminger Tina Ferguson Kathy Ferris . - .'·. .. ). _ ~ . ·~ ~ ~~~i Brent Fewox Pam Fowler ~ l a rtha Gill ~, -~ Andy Goff Judy Cray ~lichael Holden Linda Humphreys Will ie Jackson Debbie Jen nings Desiree Johns Bl'vnly Johnson John Johnson ,. �D oug Jones Bernard Jordan Leonard Jordan Lynn Judd Debbie Kelly Gary Kingery Vicki e Ki ngerr Ravenelle Lambert Vera Law .. Tim Lawhorn Debbie L;1wrenct• Becky Leach 1i<'n11:111 Le•· Hob<'rt Lee Debbi<· J\l:u·tin 45 �JUNIOR S SHARE Fred ~lcElhin ey Debbie ~tick ~like r.. tills Steve Mitchell Cynthia Moon Debbie Morris Jo.hnny Mutispaw Cindy imcr Clifford Owens James Parker Becky Pendleton Danny Pendleton Sharon Perd ue Sylvia Preston Robert R<L~in �MANY EXPERIENCES Patricia Reed ~l icha el Rob ertson Robert Robertson I' lh.J i' Patricia Robinson Kathy Saunders Sharon Saunders r Bonnie Sayers '.\lartv Sensabaugh Nap01eon Shipman Ronald Simmons Nancy Sloan Debbie Smith Harry Spl'E'~l' \ "ickit• Stafford Doug Thurma11 .fl �Robert Underwood Vivian Underwood Mike Vandergrift Clarence Walker Kenneth Walker Ronnie White ( r Connie Williams Terry Wimmer Dan Woods Rogt' r Wnrft' y Donald Young Steve Young -· ,, ' 48 J �JR .-SR. PROM HELD IN GYM ���O:l\~<l Alt i<.:(• j os1·ph Barn(•s Anita Blc·dn' 52 .\lih· :\mus Barnl'S Cynthia Bonds Thoma~ Ll'sli1· Amrlwin Barn· lkanwr Dt>bhi1· Bowlin~ Larrv Ashhv J 11d~: Bdd1i·r Jm· Boz1·111an .\lik1· B;1k<'r S11san Bl'sS \\'illiam Bre1·d1·11 �/ - - I \ T1·r..sa Bn·wt·r Lamh·r, Bro\\ 11 Barn· Camplwll Dt•hhi" Clark D\\'a\'l w Colt· Bohbv Brow11 \l ikt.'Jlrtl\\11 \I ari" Caqwr Slwlh Clan Sa11d\· Colli1i> Di.111l' Brt I\\ 11 Cn·g Bnd Rnhl'rl ·Carroll F;I\ t' Cla\'lor K1 :i1h Cnlm1a Flonl Brem 11 Rl11;11da <:,tld\\ ..II Kl'\·i11 Carter G1·rnl ..11 .. <·1 11h·11t' .. \l a11rk<' <'0111plo11 l\:im Brem 11 Bilh C a ll R11,-~1·ll Chn,l1a11 Sl1'\'\ ' Cl1 ·11w11h J1-;111 1 <'1n1111·1 1h· �Charles Cooper Cheryl Cox Teresa Craft ~like Craighead Roscoe Craighead :-.tary Creasy Sharon Creed Joanne Crimmins Loretta Crimmins Robin Crowder ~li chael Deel Steve Dennb Ltonarclo DeVasher Nancy Devasht•r Cary Dillon Ricky Dixon Vickie Doo)(•y Garv Dudl<-v Rodney Dudley ChPri Elliott \ .~. .54 l • ( �Randy Etter Ronald Feather Debbie Ferguson David Ferris Eric Ferris Gloria Ferris Gloria Field1;•r Ja nH'S Flowers Leslie Fox D;wid Fn·e Tonv Fu;li1w Corfis Gibson Eddie Godsl'~ Jerome Gray Da\'id Gradiill Tl'rt''a Gdllln lkt\\ l l;tl'kl'tt Lt'":b I lah· Larn I !all Darl~·ne l lamlt•tll' �'.\larkne I lam lett e Debbie H amm Estil !lammed Bobby Hardy \ r Roger Harvey Trac:y Hash Kenneth Hatc:h Brenda Hayes Ralph Hayes Dennb I lopkins David Huffman \'ir~inia H uffman Sa11clra Ja<'k\011 Dd1lii1· 1011•·' .56 T r11dy jaek~on Kan·1 K<·ll v 1 Hq~inia J1 1' ·11ki 1 D1·hhi<· Kirk '.\ 1 ar~l1al l joli11,rn 1 Carv Kvk Hita J ol111son Don na L a Bri<' �Terri Lea ry Linda Lemon D ewey Lilly Kare n Love Fa ith L ucas Linda Lucas \ l icha el Lumsd e n Rebecca \larshall Lore n \ laxe\' Linda \l<.:Br°ide Douglas '.\lcGuire Kati~,. \ liller J \\' < ·nd<·ll \I ii !tor D<·nis1· \lor:111 · • \ C:h ri~l 1111' \I illi111·r Limht \111 ~1 · C a il \I ill' Ha,111u1 HI \111-.· . ,1~ \l id1ael \l il b Henn · \lonsour D1•hhit· '\t'\\'land Tim \ k hob �Steve Oliphant Ronnie Page David Paitsel Cindy Parsons r Raymond Phelps Carol Phillips Doris Piner Joy Preston ' \lichael Preston Terry Preston Donna Pugh Debbie Quesenberry ~ J .. THE LIVELY CLASS Nor vella Regnier Debra Reynolds Paula Reynold~ '.\lichael Rhodes Doug Ridgeway Kenneth Rosborou~h Ced Ii a R os~ '.\lark Sands �Shelia Scales Diane Scott ~lark Sigmon Taynia Sigmon -; 1J 7 ,, David Silvers Alfred Sink Darlene Slag le Ralph Slagle ,_.;:;.,-. .----'--../ l (. .~ '----~ ,I. ·19 i SOPHS BEGIN ANEW f, Brenda Smith Carol Smith Cindv Smith E.~ther Smith Kathv Smith ~l a rk Smith Robin Smith Willi~ Smith I,,,) j t'ff Sprakt·r Robt·rt Sto1w Debra Thoma~ Ht'r~ch1·I Thomas ' \ ' �Judge Thomas Cindy Thompson John Thompson Robert Tuck \ '; Shannon Turner Gordon Underwood Halbrook Underwood Linda Underwood ~· r John Voit Jeffrey Watson Judy Wharton Christopher White I' / .,., I .,,. , \ - J ...'i. l ' I Frank Williams Bobby Wr i~ht 60 He len Wi ll ia111son Cindy Yagt>r Donna Witch€'r Vc· riHHJ Yatc· s \-\'oodri11J_( Lordl ;t Yo1111g · Trn11111\· ) Da ,·id vVoo l ri<lg(' Val<'rit• Young ��BULLDOGS WIN 3 62 �THE 1972 FOOTBALL TEA~I ., 6.) �ADDISON COACJ I ING STAFF: Shirley Stuart, Doug Di·Puy. Haymond Perry, and Jt'rome Camphell 64 �SEN IOR BULLDOGS: Daniel, ~allowa~, Charles i:at_ ~like Hamlar, Roland Na ie r. e, Coy Holland, Cary Campbdl, Ke ith Furlirl<', and Ph11l1p Brown. P 65 �ADDISON BASKETBALL 17-4 _ 1\ _,..,_ I 3 0 ') r --~--4i Non -district Games: Addison 5-4 Addison 74 Addison 6g Addison 60 66 - - - --~----- :0-t aggie Walker Maggie W alker F ranklin County Franklin County -- '. •. .... 68 84 72 47 ..) - --- I ~ r! .·'/ - . ~~ --e::: - ~ _..-J �N0. 1 IN THE CITY 1972 Christmas Tournanwnt Semi-final s: Jdfrrson 59 Fleming Patrick He nry 63 Addison Finals: F leming 63 Addison -!8 52 62 67 �UN BEATEN IN DISTRICT PLAY District Cami·~ : Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison nk 7-1 68 69 73 9-1 81 81 91 89 6-1 1{)1 72 Alleghany County Clift on Forge William Byrd Gle nvar Lord Botetourt C lenvar Covington Clifton Forge William Byrd Lord Botetourt Covington Allt'ghany County 39 -19 .5-1 67 68 71 -19 -19 71 59 62 58 �BLUE RIDGE CHAMPIONS Blue Ridge Tournament Tuesday 89 Wm. Byrd Glenv;ir 80 70 Lord Botetourt \\lcdnesdav Lord Botetourt 59 75 Addison Thursday 66 Addison Clifton Forge Alleghany County Co,•ington 60 61 52 Glenvar \\'m. Byrd 60 Lord Botetourt 58 -t-t Eddit· B11rkt•: COACH OF THE YEAR A<.klisou Baskt>thall 1las Zini.: "The boys in tlw whitl' anti blm• r:u.:e up tlw floor. dar tini.! in and around traffit· like a bunch ofw:tterbugs. Thl'y pass tlw ball ar<>1111d a fl'\\' timl'S and tlwn put it i n tlw air for t\\'O points. All the \\'hill'. the bi~ man in the red shirt and ' \\'hitt· lit• is jumping up and down on tlw sidelinPs - his shirt fail !lapping and his arms lilit·d in a salute of triumph. Aud at·ross tlw \\'ay, tlw hlt·a<.:lwr fo11s ar<' gidng a \'il'ton· d1a11t. It's all in fun and it's Addison 1ligh B:l~ketball." · Bob ~kLelland �7() �J . V. ~ S CAPTURE DISTRICT TITLE First Row: Lewey Hale, Larry Ashby. Set:ond Row: Coat:h Perry, Barry Beamer, Tony Furline, Roscoe Craighead, Barry Campbell, Mit:hael Hayes, Floyd Brown, ~ ! a11nce Compton, ~ larshall )ohnson, Ra ymond Phelps, Chris White. �INDOOR TRACK WINS DISTRICT ~OD/SON ~ . GOLF AT ADDISON John Vo i t D«" ·< Lill v ·y John John~oi1 Ht·r,chl'! Thoma, 0011~ Joni., 72 ~CK I ' .• �STATE WRESTLING CHAMP! RALPH SMITH 126 LBS. ADDISON \\' HESTLEHS: Jt·ffSpkkard, Alfi-ed Sink. Danny Pendlt·ton. 0 ;1\·id Patsl'l'I. \\'t>11d1'1l \lill t'r. Ralph Smith. Larry Be1:k1wr. \I ih· Baker, Dt•nnis 1lopkins, O a\'id 11 uffman. and G<-'or~e Fralin. ot Pit·t med: J rfT :\mbler. Ronnie Pa~t'. Harry Spt>t>Sl'. Willis Smith �STUART COACHES 4tli DISTRIC T CHAMPION TRACK TEAM AT ADDISON Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison 55 89 89 ni. 79 79 68 81 -18 Clenvar Alleghany Clifton Fo rge Wm. Byrd Lord Botetourt Clifton Forgl' Covington :3:3 - 62?: 82 9 67 Rook tak<•s firs t pb<.:<' in th (' om· mi l(' against 13olvtourl. Firs t How: Ral11lt Smith • ·1 '•<i1n·1s I r·v11 1, ,, 1.k 1· c· n p t 011 , I,1arry <· ·1 · ' r S 'V('.\I 1tc Iw 11 Ba rry B1•am« r . . <-co1HI How: Coa<.· Ii Stuart, . S • • •· .01 .ampIw 11, . t< , Sam 11 al · Pa~d1al l · ·\hrsl·1 J1il111~JI.• , ,m t !o11 L' 11 t I<11100 cl , I''onnw \VIlit«, 1 , ·· · · · > I· ·k I· .. .• . : · ·1ll ' ">g1-rll<11Ye y.T11rt! Ho11·: \l 1· p \\' as1111gto11, l knna11 Le 1 · >. l!k t \ !db. D1k1· \\looch. Jdl Amb l1 r. Coy J lo lland and Coach Kas< · ·y. <· · 74 �I Ralph Smith dears 10'6"' to tie the pole V<lltlt record at Addison . .,, Traek lt'all1 aeeq>ts First Plaet' Trophy afit•r District :'-.lt•t•t. 75 �GIRLS PARTICIPATE IN VOLLEYBALL, :rn ( \ 'I. ~"' Co-C;ipt;iins: Donna La8ri1·. Cl'rol<>nl' Clt•mt>nts 7fi �BASKETBALL, TRACK, AND GYMNASTICS L _ ,, . •• �ADDISON 2 ADDISON9 Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addiso n Addison Addison 3 3 1 10 2 0 0 1 5 0 1 Botetourt Clc nv;1r Covington Clifton Forgl' Wm. Byrd Alleghany Bote tourt Clenvar Alleghany Co. Clifton Forge Allegh any WILLIAM BYRD 1 COVINGTONO 9 1:3 2 13 7 6 7 ~::~. =----- - ti}::_ ':.. ~.--."'; ;.::~: .. 11 11 3 10 LEADl i'\C 11 ITTEHS: :'\lik1· L11msdt•n, Davy 1 lulTm;m, \\'INN ING PITCI IEHS: St1·v<· Young, Bn·nt F<wox. Fir'! Row: :'\• fik!• Vandc•rgrili , Rosc.-o(' Craiglw<td, Frank Williams, Bobby Raison, l\lik<· L11msd!·11, H11ss!'ll Christian. Sl'c:ond Row: Pa11I B!•ldwr. Barry Sink, Bn•nt F<wox, Roger Worll'y, Miki' Holdn·n. Third How: W(')lddl Mille'!", Gary Dudl!·y, Sll' v<· Yo1111g a11cl Gc·org!' Frali11. 7R �O UTSTANDING ATHLETES WHESTLING: Ralph Smith THACK: Thomas Ir ving VEHSATILITY: Coy llo Jl ,111d 79 �CHEERLEADING - VARSITY Diane Crump, Leslie Fox, Leslie Amrhein , Ther esa Brewer, Pam Crews, Wand< Hayes, Pat Reynolds, Donna La Brie t J Pam <:re·"·~ - I l1·acl Clwerl1·acl1·r �THEJ.V. SQUAD Terrie Leary, Cynthia Bonds, Kathy Smith, Cecilia Ross, Debra Thomas, Lore tta Young, D ebbie Quesenberry, Cindy Parsons, and Darle ne Hamlette . , · ·try - Captain . T err 1C ,_,e.f·unlette - Co · C aptam D:1rk 11 e 1 ' 81 �SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS SPORTS\1ANSHIP: \lark Scott ,.. ._ .... _.._ _,> SI IE IK"S A \\":\RO: Ke ith Furl in t- B°\ AI lfRITll A\\.ARD: Halph Smith 82 ��72-73 ADDISON S.C.A. Fir't Row: \Ir. Firl'i>a11gh, Paula RPynol<h, Dan \Voods, Ev<·lyn Dt·n t, Ct•<• Sprak1·r, Clwryl Evans, Bl'v< ·rly Johnson, Trina Host', Juanita \Vallon, D<•,in•t• Fry<·. Second Row: Tht-n·sa Bn·wt·r, D1·hra Thoma,, Dd1ra R1·ynold i., C('cdia Ross, Altlwa Ft·r~uson. Dorinda Oliphant, Diannt· Brown, Janil't· HulT, Fay<· Cla)1or, Cindy Smith. · PHESIOEl\T: P<1m Cr<'\\"' VICE PRESIDE:\T: \lark Scott SECHETAHY: A<"t"kv L1·ad1 TREASUREH : St1°\'< Young 0 �S.C .A. ELECTS FUTURE OFFICERS " • VICE-PRESIDENT: PRESIDE 'T: Bt'ckv Ll'ach Stt·vC' Youn~ ~ ..., ----··-••--.- -•"'l!!lll. w _ ~ .... ;~ . ,,. ' I SE<:HETAHY : Dt'~in ·t• John' .... . I ~ ; - \ \. THEASllHEH : Di:11111t' A11d1·r~o11 85 �CHOIR First Row: Tommy Gearhart, Leslie Fox, Diane Finney, Evelyn Clark, Cathy :'\ladison, Cheryl Evans, '.\lark Jarrett. Second Row: Pe~gJ Patsel, Anita Blevins, D ebra Reynolds, Diane Scott, Debra Brown, Joyce Campbell, Patricia Robinson, Carolyn Wallace. Thir Row: Dennis Hopkins, Dough1s Rid gway, '.\l ike Patterson, David Altice, \ l ike Washington, Debra Baker, Coy Holland Officer~: 0Pbn.t Reynold~. Treas; \lark Jarrett, Acc:omp; Doug Ridgway, Lib; Dimw Finney, Prt>~ ; Ewlyn Clark. V. Pres.; Carolyn Wallace, Lib. �DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION First Row: Doris Piner, Sharon Dishner, Cail Walker, Doris Emmons, Crnthia Holland, Eddie Godsey. Second Row: Darlene Slagle, Sandy Collins, Peggy ~am eron, Debbie Bowers, ChtTyl Cox, '.\larlene Hamlette, '.\lichael Preston. Jeff Ambler. Tony Bonds. Rick Brewer, '.\Ir. Lowrn. Third Row: Bruce Bruffey. Kenny Hash, Nor\'ella Regnier, Ke\'in Carter. Larry Ashby District D.E . Student of the Year - Bill Belcher Oflkers: Tomm\' Banek I li~torian : Jal-kie Burb. Pn·~ich·nt : Larrv Brck1wr. Rt'portt';. �BETA CLUB B el<l Club members and sponsor, ~t iss Brown. -~ Beta C lub Officers: First Row: Kim Snead, Sallv Finley, and Dorothy '.\l iller. Set-<md Row: Barry Sink, Pft'rre Divers. and Brian Witcher Beta Club Pr<>sicl<>nt, Barry Sink, hard at work. 8H �BAND · , \Ir. d"rectto1. of . The ban d , under the has beenSquite ·1dneaux, • . . Jring Ulvsesses Bro, Thev had ,1 bl'ned • I · )'ear. ·d h v com 1 busy t 11S A ril 8 an t . e. A ril 10. Com:ert on P. . oncert on p . , . h J fTerson an .1 c bl"es at Fleming 1 Th A\· pl,ne d in assem the PTA. They \\'It e. , d fio r · · mencemen t t•xer· an d ·Jefferson an a lso pla~.ed in t-0111 dses. ~ �THE ADDISONIAN STAFF ED ITOR: Sally Finll•y Dorothy \1 ill1·r Ki m Snc-ad �Johnita ~l ilb Gail ~li lb Kai hv Call imon• D1·s i1'.1·1· Fry<' D1•>irn· John, \ 'al1 •r i1· Dah· 91 �BETAS VISIT LAKESIDE "3 BOTTLES OF RELISH" PRESENTED '%. - - ~-~ .......... . .,,.; ;~ l ' -- ~ - �) , ( .• • ~- , ' f' J _ _ _ _ __ ... _ L ___.__a,! • "'4 �MISS HOMECOMING AND CO U RT r �95 �A DDISON LIFE �~ ) ·.,., ' i.. t ' No "l.. • ··Sec·~ Now da~~. lwlil'\'I' it or not, a litth- furth('r on down .< • d in a round abou t wav. w1· havl' rl'fn1•ncl' to, a hill of th t' I 1' 1 ' ·· • IJc:tllS · · . .. ��' 1 \ --- I �ADDISON~S CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY /Ii • \ • - ) /7 i • • - . \ Coach Eddie Burke po rtrays a slightl y lopsided Christmas tree. Who's making a fool oflwrst'IP~ l I ' Smih·! :I.lath <.:an h<' fun! JOO W<>ll, at lt>as t San ta had fun ! �ADDISON STUDENTS AWARDED I ) • OPTO\ll ST A\\IAHD· D1 ·~in T John ~ · Barry Sink HE!ROi\ l \IL'S DEB COL' :"'C IL: Linda I la ir~ton \ JOST \ ":\Ll':\Bl.E ;-.;E\\'SP:\PEH ST ..\FF \ IE\IBEH: T1Tri•· l .l'ar~ l\) l �AWARDS / / Danny Bryan Scie nce Fair Award Lilburn Smith Outstanding Scholarship Achie vement I T. -- C here Vippe rman RoanokP Valley Jr. :vliss Contestant 102 Dorothy Mill er Elk's Scholarship �BLOODMOBILE • I ... ~. .. �New additions to Addison's faculty: '.\-!rs. J udy Proffit, :>.!rs. Cecilt· D owdy, ~liss :>.targar<·t Anglt's, ~! rs. Janice Grizzard. co~ml'tology studenh h11ild a display to ex hibit tlwir skill. HJ4 Kim Sneud g rl'cts C hauncey L. Logan , Assist•lllt Din•l·tor of P<-rsonnt>I. �SENIOR BREAKFAST HELD AT HOLIDAY INN .. .. \ . , . ht down Orangl' An'.. rn:i k<' ;in impossibk Sun· it"s ri••ht at"ross the st rt'('t. But to get thl'n' you havt· ~o go ng O n· I .11' ·ill tnflk :ind ille,,alh- cros~ · · ti11 • 1tl1t hn(' r .1g c O\\ • ' "' · " I k U ·turn at tlw first int<'rset'lion and lwacl )at'· stay111g 111 n,.. • · -I la1ws of opposing traffit". ·- I Jil.a· tlw s1Toncl """! 105 �AWAITING GRADUATION PRACTICE �MR. DAY CAPS SENIORS -. .. - -- 1- ~~ ~ - �CLASS W ILLS I Sandy Alltm do will all my love to Rici-. ', Ste ven Josl' ph. ) . . .. . . . . , . • s le:w•' I La rry Bt::ckncr leave my old w restling uniform to Davy ll uITman and my dirt y ~ot·b to Ho~c·r. I o a ll tl11 I l l " \\TCstltr 1 sweat from all my prnctkes; may you use it in hl'alth. . . l Elaine Baysc do will ~Ir. J ohn~on th e thrce most e xciting numbers in tlw math world. 36-2·1-:36; !'>l'l' if he can solve th at. I also wi 11 the cafeteria one can o f Recipe Dog Food tu mix in their barbec lll' sauce. I Paul Belcher do will myself to Addison Hig h Scho<>I and to one oftlw bl·st baskl·thall t l·a111:-. i11 tlw st a ll'. l Wanda Bonds wish, good luck and much happiness to th e class of"7.f'. . I Alan Brown do will ti.Ir. Fariss e nough of my private collection of bull to la.\! him through tlw l'lld ol nn:t year. 1 Bobby Brown do will everyone th e g reatest car of the road-a Volkswa~l·n . . . I . f I Danny Bryan d o will Mr. Jones one- eovcrslip, :\Ir. Johnson om• used i11c:o11w tax for111 , and 1nul·li S11l'l'l'SS to thl· graduating c ass 0 "74". l Darryl Bullard do will Robt!rt Brown a new face so that he can stop looking u~ly . I Evelyn C lrtrk do will all my love, h r1ppiness, and much luck tu Stanley EugC' n l' St. C lair l'un·vl·r. I Evelyn Cooper d o will all my love and security to th e one and only g uy that I luvt' (!:iki1111y). I Ronnie Cooper do will nil my love to Juanita Walton. . I Pamela Crews do will Diane Brown an everlasting memory of Keith Furlinl', so she won't c ry thl· bl11l·:. whe n he leaves 1 icr. I D ebra Cromwell do will all my rotten luck to my brother Roger, and a ll my love to my f11t11n· husb:\ncJ, Alan C . Brown. I Diane Crump do will my sister Cheryl Crump all the luck and s11cccss in th e nc·ar f11t1m·. I Ronald Crutchfield do wi ll Floyd Brown all my ways and moves and th l' b c:st ways with th t' girls. I Valerie Dale do will all my love to Snookic Davis and all the Iuck a nd lovt' I µ ivc to my littll· twin brot lwr and sister· 1 Jerrylyn Davis do will E verett Davis an alarm dock to get to school 011 tim e and Dl·~irt.'l' Johns a loc k t o hold Rodney Dudley. Ii 15 5 l Sharon Dishner do leave all my spirit to the school, all my love to Ri chard, and a Disl11wr d oll to :'\!rs. Thomas so that she can at it! I Dons Emmons, Icaving the school, do will my shorth and pad and typing book to ~Ir:.. .rhomas. J a I:.o w1·11 Roger Worky ;1nd . . . . · Linda Caldwell a locker to sh;u-c. I Sill~r .Fin!:Y d~ will Davey HulTman a sudden spurt of growth , Halph Smith ,, clt-a11 mind, a nd Ki111 Snl'ad :u1 explanation of Kitty , a mmature Kroger store, and a night with Joe Numath. I Diane Finney do will Tina Ferguson best of luck in her senior year, dass of"7..r·. l Desiree' Frye do will L ucy Addi~on morl' pride in what it stands for and a lot o f respc-ct which it so rig h tly d esc·rvcs. I Mike Gallahe r do wi ll Loretta the knowledge that her ITiendship :md undc·rstandi11g arc fn no '""Y take n for granted and are d ePply appreciated by me. l Kathy Gallimore enjoyed goi ng to Addison and loved all my teachC'rs. Cood luck to th!! class of"7.r·. I Cl.ara Cra~t do will my cool, calm and coll tc.·ti veness to all th e students who will bt· in sd10ol nl·xt Yl'ar. . . , 1 Liudu I luir,ton do will th~ band th t· ahility to grow s lro11ger ;111d hopt• that Dcsiri-1: Johns µ<·t~ a lot mun• hippc·<l to what is golll);: on. I P~gg~ l.lu~d~ do will Cail Walker a kitchen full o f food so that she wi ll not say she is hun g ry. I wi ll Cail Sh1p1m1n and Duke a package of Doublemint gum so th ey will stop asking me. I Wanda Hayt's do will .my brothe r "Monk" the ability to play bas ketball as well a~ Keith Furlim•. I Andrew '.lopson d? wi ll T erry Cobbs all my love and ombllion to gr:1<l11ate in 1973, so I can plan a future for both of us. I Coy H'.)ll,md do w11l t~a1 th ey keep Addiso11 open. 1 Cynthia llolla11d .clo will th at Kim BrO\vn will stop trying to he hard and :11.lrnit who .,111• talk ' to. I Jamee 1lufT do will all of th e \ tudcnts who wi ll get Mr. !\lo nt gome ry my " R" avc-rngc·. T lwy will definitl:'ly n cl·d it . I R~ntdd HufTm:1n. h·uvt• all my low to peopll' who can 11'1: it in thl· rig ht wny. ~ . I Vicky J;in~cn wi ll :0.lr. C-01nt•r < l"K trll puir of ha11<ls, :\Ir. Montg111m·ry a lif'l' as hori11g a~ hi' dass<·~. < 111 111d Gloria l·erns nil th• hainmt· r. 1()8 �1 ~lark Ja rrdt, h t'ing of drn iillful . oul of Tardy I !a ll. d· 11 1 i1 1 .uit l , I rf. 11 <l \\Olll e u I · >o Y· ( o w ill i\lr. Day my gt'nius m ind .so that lie: can figure howl always get 1 J.uwt J e11ni111•s f1 .. \\"t• 111 ' ·I ti d cl I Thom· .· . ,.,. ' ) ~ io r wn pa s to ~ l rs. Thomas, a nd I lt•ave my s ister my clipboard and pens ,\sn ic J11mptT do w ill my , <l <l I ·1· b •' ·· l Judy Li n d \ ,. gra t•s a . a ~ 1 ll to <'a s~oior to Cail and Kathy and my 1 i\lr. i\lontgomt·ry sonw n.1(.'·IH..'ksyand 1Ielen many happy years with Roge r.good luck to my sister PrisciJJa. 1 I Lind•1 Ly ·d\' 1 ' 11ans l'llll .. l \'t' lOlll)' b ti· 1 1·k , II • k ] d I Cath ' I·1tt· . '. ro ll r " 1 « <I my now c ge, my locker, ;tnd a pencil. I ;1lso leave my love to a very special person. Y " 'Smith . \\'Ill C('cil ·• Tt•r..c• 1• CY11 ti1"' an d C e ra Id int' t Ile b est of luck in thl' future at L.A., and J will all my love to Jo hn !Son · · ' (Sam) ' •-, '"' 1 Melvin ~lattlwws ho1 th·1t L · A I J· · · S • )1• · I S I d· d!'St• r , , . .: . . ' . iu:y Cc isun t•n1or I ltg 1 c 1001 stays a senior high school. The sehool hns been good to me an 1t \ls tu st.1y a Sl'lllUr l11 ~h sc hool. rc,11na ~ l alwy do •II D·111 p . . . f II 1 · L . . . k ·and . '\' • ny · .1 st•,11 11 o tacK.~ and Latin not es, my brothe r Loren nothing. and Butch and Donmegood luc ID ~ sonw good ti mes. · · a 1 :-..tann dn •1II ti . J V· " sy 1 . . DebT'I, '' '' r. .1rstty c 11•crlt•acJers as m11ch s uccess as w e had during ou r reign at Addison, especially Cecelia Ross, I Doroth ' ~hompso11, a nd Cynthia Bo nds. Moi Joh ~ 1'..l df'..'r c.lu leave evcryon t· at Addison a p ortion of my hnppiness und love for man kind. 1 I Harr ; '.t1 ?-. I '.lls vcut <lnnne r ti ma soeur Gail Mills 11 11 gros sac de l'argant pour depanser a J'heure d e dejeuner. I Pa•il YR c rd ut (J unC'bng), b e ing of sound mind a.nd body do will my roaches to Diane Scott in order to get high before every class. ' ·11 l Renee'C'Cvt·~ cl 0 w i Brcn d a Campbell a pair o f "Coldt•n G loves··. p, · l l'at p , <. r chi t• d o wi ll Nookie J ordan my favorite sl'at in /\Ir. Firebaugh's class so she will make outstanding gnides Hke me. eynolds · ·11 tanC' B rown all tht· luck in all sht• stri ves to do in school and wi th h er No. l ma111 man. . I Hob) ' 1.. R . · do "'1 n · l Janc; ~ ho<ll's do w ill th e un der dasst•s great and successful years in th e coming foture. . oyd Hot t• nberrv It•a ve tlll' st11dl'nts of Addison H itth School the b est wishes and Sharon' Li bby. Diane and Becky th e hopes 0 f 'l " b • ·· g rea t<'r fllt11n• I ID " I I (' 1 Cec 1· • l EJo· e .'a Scales do will Slwlia Seales and Ritu Johnson a walkie-tnlkie so they can k<~ep in touch " •ith me. 1 J sd! Scales do will the under classes th e b est of luck in the coming years at Lucy Addison High School. 1 '-' l a Sey )h . · . . . · " .ir mak· I tc•ri;, b e1ng o f unsound nund, do will :-.fr. l\lontgomery a squea k l\',1ag1c •t· ker an d th e rest of the staff thanks for ·y I I" ' s·ing th est• th ree ye·1rs gre·1t . ,,,rry 111 k . • I lvl··ir·l ·do wi ll th e bc.-;t ofluck to Bobby Brown a11d his Volkswagon. ' I yn s· k I Rnlpl1 S ~n do w ill l\frs. Full er my funky flip-flops to wear in the funky fungus showers. . ·I I Rot . nuth <lo w ill J eff Ambl f'r my spot at 120 lbs. next yenr. T o Kim and Sally I will another me for college Enghs 1· 1 ) I ll Smitl1 d -'I · . d o w1·11 my sister C indy h er own private telephonr so sh e and Terri L eary can ta lk ;u mg ht ' ·md lt1st but not ea!>'t a ' · l } .s11 ch·n "spark" (" . 'Ill Snead cl . · , . b' b t rho can take whatever she d is . O "' ' 11 Ra lph Smith success w ith the girls at Tech and to fri endly F111ley a 1g mean ru e" I Cte S lwskout a h e lme t and rear view m irror to protect her from Nabiseo·s attacks. I Anih \~~ er will the Sophomorts all of Addison <1 nd ib lousy facu lt y. . " M . Thomas. I Cl ' cNe · T C'r ry du will all of m y te achers a "Ne Ne" doll to remember mt' by wh en I leave L.A .. especa.l11Y n;. . all lere v· d • d th girl's restrooms 500 g ons of 1PPPni1an du w ill m y flute to Mark San(b, my Algebra II ability to someone urmg, an to e ' IC Ly!(ol. w.. ?o l 13~;~0J,~ ~atkins d o will Brend;1 Cn mpbel l a jar of grease so that she can stay 11s slick as she thinks sh e is. <: Isc _ ~" lfkinson do will my abilit y 1 "Shoot tht> Bull" ilnd get by; I salut e Addison. l leave my love to someon ' ·0 ( Jlll\nil'a. Waltcm d o . '. . ·l • • j , r have nothing ·11 D esiret; Johns good luck with he1 wi ll Donna Witcher all the luck in the world with Ronald Crutchfield. l wi · l ina111 m ·1 fiod n • Ron nip W , n~y. . . he d esk of Mr . Firebaugh s class. l Do u lfo do w ill Mr. Lovern a hu ge display book a nd tc~t. To Addison I leave my nam e o n t Cl . ti love nna ·11 . ,1n . I Yola d·Yo 1111g d o w t Mr. Montg(lmt•ry his middle mm1C', to l\lr. r.· b ang I1 an ilutopsy. . d to S:inla , aus n mv • 1rc · 11 " ~ Ham lettt• do will my crosst·yt·d sisl C'rs luck in thr future • 11 ' lt>U �BACCALAUREATE JUNE 3, 1973 ~ .r 'JI / ·;,. ;'( . , ; . '\ / 'I t 11<> f �COMMENCEMENT JUNE 7, 1973. • I ~ . r ( ; ~ \ I 11 l ... I �SENIOR DIRECTORY Alexundt•r, Cas~andr.1 J. 182-1 Cundy Dr., i\ .W. -'34'5 - 110 I Social \Vorkc·r Brown, Bobb\• 22-41 King s1:. ~.E. 3-12-770.'J :162-:J206 S!'tTt'l:tr\' Brown, Calvin :\ltis, Ouvi<l 1316 Kirk Ave .. N.W. ( :olt·, C.11hv J1·a1ll'llC ' :1:102 Hustc;n St.. N.E. E. 1911 Bum·llSt.,i\'.W 3-l.'3-3811 Drnmt>r C:oopt ·r, E v1 ·I r.11 ~ · 2H-l:J C:o\'l' He .. :'\ · \\' · :16()-3238 SCA. l lunum Jklation~ Coi111sl'I, Boo~lt 'r Club A11d1·rson, Stafford E., Jr. No. I \Vhitt<'ll Aw.. .\V . 3-1-1 .o.rn7 A ustin, Larry 1206 Ch u rch Avt'., S.E. 8rnll'n, Hobert J. .JO:l llanover AVl'., N.\V . .3-13-9568 SCA, DE, Boostt•rs Business .\I an Bayse, ~ l artha Elaint1:317 T.IZt'\Wll AVI.'. 3-1-1-9.ffl ~orcign Language Club, Bct;t Cluh, Bry,111, Danny 300.5 Shen;rndoah \';1Jl1·v AVt'., N. \V. Doc: tor of l nll'rnal .\l1·ufd1w Bullard, Darry l Al\'ill 1716 Downing St., N.W. CAA Bt•c:k1wr, Larry :l l '.371 lilkrt·\l Aw., :":.W. Caldwl'll, Enid 28-15 Sand Rd., N.E. ::l6fi-5::l02 DECA Calloway, Da11it'( \\/. Blunkt•mhip, R0ty 2031 Kimball Aw., i':.E !.518 Orangl' AVl'., N. W. 3-15- J-119 A11to .\fechanil' Campbdl, Artlrnr -118 F'ugatl' Rd. , N.E. 3ni2-·119-1 llot R(J<l Cli1b 'J(j() ..J:J77 Bont". v\landa T5 I J 01111.1 Dr., ."\.\.\ . Apt. 7 li:l-:3:221 Christlt>y, Danny 3007 Fl1·t·t\\ood Dr., S.W. .J..J-1-:2 17:'3 Tl'fn· i~io11 Dirl'c·tor Dalt', \ ' akri<• D1·ni~t· 1.117 H)lh ~t.. N.W . Sp1•cial Ed11cntio11 T1·adwr Davis, J nryly11 t\1111 718 Sta1111to11 t\Vl'., N.\V. . -12-:3063 1 Art Cl11h, 13110.~ tt'r~. PTSA l lot01• E t'o nornil'!> Tc•adwr 77-1--1895 D<'an, Alit·c· C:ail 12-1 Clowr Aw., B"'taCl11b Lab T1·d1111t·1an Cru11111 Diani• ~ l ark • I 2027 Gaudy Dr.. N. \\' · fkta Club, du•1·1 ll':11lt-r Doc:tor Crutc:hfit·l<l, Hona lcl .130 l Burks St., N.W . Apt. Nu. :2 Physkal Eclue:ation Teachn Bdd ...,., P:111I :'I;. I 1:2.5 Fon·~t Park Blvd.,/\. \.\/. 1-1-1-("!9-18 Dodur • ( .roll\" .t ·II • J)i·bra ' Lv11111· ·718 \ ' i11to11 Htl.. ;o..: .E . :J.1,5 ..570H \Viii· and .\lot IH'r 3-13- ICH6 ~ ewspaper Staff ;)62-0157 Crnvs. 1':111w l;1 Gayk 626 Poc:a liontas Avt'., N.E . .'J.f 3-886.'3 . SCA. Beta C l11b, C l1<nr Spn:ial E diit·al ion Tt•ac•hl·r 3-15-5-18-1 FCA El ectrical T1·chniciu11 r ., ychologbt Clurk, Evelyn Ht•nav .53-1 Chl'qn111 Av1·.. \ ·.w . ~ . E. JJ011\l'Wifi• . .. 1-1.5 12-19 Hn·w<-r. Hkh,1rd L. 19:22 T1·mpld1111 A\I· .. N.E . Choir, F'BLA Air F1m:1• Carc·l'r 3-12 ii:lO lin111·11. t\1:111 :2.lO:! \.ti•· t\v• '.. \ .E l..j ' l:2:2(i I 12 Oish1wr, Sharon 616Stt'wart t\w., S.E. DECA S<·t-r1°h1 ry Cl:1ytor, Conrad A. ()07 Carroll Av<'., N. W . .J..j;l. 7196 SCA . llHu, FSA P~y1 ·h11logi.~ t lJixon, Cary 27 JO l dl< •wild Bl vd. .)4.1 .!OJ.5 �Emmons. Dori~ 2811 ll o llini- Ht! .. N.E. 362-1525 DECA Hamlette, Yolanda 803 Hunt Avt'., N.W, Apt. No. 6 DECA, SCA. Nt·wspap'-' r Sl't: rt'lar y F c.:rgtL'llll. \ ' ir~inia Carolyn l-!07 Cunplwll Aw.. S .E . Offic.:l' \\lorkt•r Finlt•y, Sall v A. 1901 Colgat(• St.. N.E. 3 66-598·1 l:kta Club: Sl•1.n·tarv, Annual Staff: Editor · Sc.:tT<'tary F'innL'y. Diant• .'51 l Clwstuut AV<'., N. \V. 345-43-~ 8 Boo~t c.:rs, :'->l ocl1•r11 Oa111.·1." SCA, Band N11rs1.· Frye', D t•s in•c.: l913Candy Dr., N .\\I. 3 -l-1-33.56 F'BLA , SCA, Annual St:1ff Scc.:r1.·tary Hardy, Pegg}' Ruth 1907 G and)• Dr.. N.W. 3-12--l-!05 TR-HI. \', Art C lub Nurse .\ V. C:~illalwr, H it: h:ird ~li c.:lta1•l :L 15 Courtland AVI' N \\I 362-8007 .• . . Beta C lub Nuclt•ar Engin1•1•r Galli111on., Ka thy I 7 16 I Ith St .. N . \V . Lloyd, Judy H ayes, \Vanda 201-! Gandy Dr., N.\\'. 3-15-0004 Cheerleader. Choir, SCA Clt'rk-Typist -!07 '.\lurr cll Rd., N.E. 362-0-190 Drill T eam Legal Secretary Lumsd en, Linda Darnell 1203 Stewnrt Ave .. S.E . Hoback, Bobby Wayne 22-!2 Kimb:11l Ave., N.E . 362-0549 DECA Kroge r Store '.\tanager Hobson, Andrl'w 171 3 Dunbar St ., N.\V. 3-!5-1375 Office Worker '.\lann, Daisy Ell en 2726 '.\lassachusett es Ave .. N .\V. 3-1-1-5769 Chel'rleader BlL~im·ss Career 3-15-4039 Holland , Cvnthia 17-ll Dunb<tr St.. N.W. 3-13-0551 I I 11ff, ] <\nice L. 1205 10th St., .\\'. 3 -!3-6529 SCA, CAA , Volleyball TPam, T e nnis Tc•:1m, Traek Team, Choir :'\!tontal Hmlth Trd inologi~l 'frarhook, S1 ><111is h Club lh-ccpt io 11 i,t J;tnney, Steve 3 :235 Co1u·tla11d Rd .. N. \\'. '.\laxt:'v. Dn•ama B. 2715 Ediso n St., N .E. 366-9012 Red Cross Nnr~l' ~ l ilkr. Domthv Glvn11t' 26:23 Lvndhurst St:. '.'I.\\', 366-8370 B<-t:\ Club, '\'C'arbnClk, ~ew<papl'r Ell•nwntary Sd1ool T1•adwr 362--1011 Gt•arh art. T o m .'J J 11 Collinuwood St N ,, ,... :'->latthews, '.\leh in Earl, J r. :2728 ~lansfield St., N.E. 36:2-3055 PTSA Nt•ws Reporter Huffni;ln, Ronald F , 1610 C hurch Ave .. S.E . 3 ()2-56:35 .. ·"-· Grant. Clara 907 Staunton Aw .. N.\V 3·12-0:JHO Kt>y l'imd1 Opt•r;itor I la irston, I .it1d:1 -! 2-l I lanm·(•r Avt' .. N .\V . :w1.067Ci SCA, CAA . Bnnd, Bask1·tlinll. Trac k Co1111~1·lm Jumper, Thomas ina Renea 183 1 L iberty Rd., N.W. 3-12--!28 l . Art Club, Boosters, Basketball Secretary Booster Club Fowl1·r. Lan·v 9·1 2C: n:en ltu·r~t Av1· 362--103.5 .. ~ 66--1159 3-!3-7393 Clerical work J11nsr11, Vi l'ky 22l3 Bvrd Ave., • .E . :366-9 1~ l '.\litls, johnita Fl o~>ctla 3 17 C:fn•rrv An•.. . 1. \ \' 345- 1:!7:3 . \'e;1rbook Al•counta nt J<trret l , \f,1rk D . 18.3 L C'e Aw., N.E. 3 66-8 180 At't<>r N:lp1t·r. Roland?\. 250 1 Pt-nn Aw .. )\; ,\\'. :1-13-68:2:2 J1•11ni11g~. P1,rd11<>. l la1-rv 17:2:1 Camphdl '\vi' .. S.E. J a11d No. l 17th St., '.'I .E. , �Perdue. Ren ee' Cail 618 Po1:ahontas Aw., N.E. 3-13-6828 Boosters Simm~. Gt•ur~l' 726 Sta1111ton Aw. 3H-8767 Eln:trunic Enginn·r lkta <:l11li. Band ~111~il' Tlll'r:1phl \\ 'allaL'l'. Carol\'11 L. ~):30 I la11m'l'r A·n· .. :'\.\\'. Reeves, Paul T. 2506 Hanover Ave., N.W. 3-1-1 -0219 Reynolds, Patricia 1812 Cnndv Dr .. N .\\ 344-368-t • Cheerll-adt'r, Band, Pep Club Bea11tician Rho dl·s, R(lbbi c 1726 Dupree St .. N .W . 3-t-l-1358 Secretarv Rich;trdson, Debbie 3007 Fleetwood Avc. 77-l·-1895 Sink, Barry 135 Fugate Rd., 1' .E. 366-860-t BctaCl11b :'\lat lwmat ki;111 Sink, ~laril y n LL't' 201-t l'url't'll Av•'., :--:.E. 342-486.1 SCA,FBLA,FLC Data Pro<:<'Ssi11~ :3.1-t . I (ff! \\'alton, J11:111it.1 :'\lo?.dk :37 Cil11wr 1\\"c•., N.E. :34:3-:20:21 SCA, Baud :--:11r"' \\' atki11,, Carolv11 y,·1111111 ' )() C ilnwr A\'t' :. ~ · £ . :1-t:J.:397:1 Pq1 C:l 11 Ii Smith, James Ralph 181..J Wise Avt:., S.E. 345-0329 V ICA, Bt·ta Club. SOAI ISS TcachL·r Smith, Hobin . . fiushws~ t\d111i111 st rat wn \Vi!ki11 Soll, ja111L'' \Villialll 51 :J C:o11rt iwy 362--t5:27 ,\vi· .. N.E. lkta At·L·m111t :1 11l 32'.3~) CullinKwood St .. N .E. 366-9-195 Robertson, Ronald 17 13 Dupret· St., N.W. '.3-12-1-12..5 \Vitdwr. Brian 528 PoL·: t11011t:t~ A \'l'., N .E. Snead, Edythe Kim '.3223 E llsworth St. HuH·nbl•rry, Ja1wt Floyd '5t6 I Ith St .. S.E. :362-5'.361 Ho11st-wif1• 362-3:567 Beta Cluh, Yt•arbook Staff Wull'c·. Bunn it• ] . 2807 :\'lans fi<·ld St.. N. E Fa~hion Ot·signl'r St:alt ·~. Eloist· A111wt((· 118 Ch1·stn11t Aw .. '.\i .\V. 1-t-1 -7082 Taborn, Rhond.1 Yv1•ttt· J'.3.'3 Whittl:'11 Aw., N.W. 342-8395 B1•ta Cl11h, OECA, Be111tl Fort•ign Languagt• Te;1l'hl'T Tall', Charl1•s J11lia11 2501 Pt•nn A\ll'., N .\A/ . S1·l·rt ·Ian· '.3-13-6822 St·yph1·r,, \\'and,1 102(i Lilwrl\ R<l .. :\ E '.3fl2-!150R Air Fort:<' C,m' t·r . "•If'" Tt·rry, Anita 18!)9 D11prc•1· St., N .V\I . :w~-1112 St-n•'tary \1·01t \I .irk S1111111<'l 2025 lfo11c·lw Dr.. '\ \\ n1-:n;;; H1 •1.1 <.l11li. Hi"kf'l h•1l I. \( ,\ A<·1·111111ta111 IH 366--1575 I ntt•rior D«'Li>rator 362-0108 . .144-7082 Bt111stt·r' lkta Club, Sp.t11i~h C:l11h Dt•ntis t So<:ial \Vorkt·r Spraker. Forrcst CN· 50-t Lilwrtv Hd ., N.E. Sl'al1·,, Ct·Ct'lia l 18 Cht'stn11t AVl'., :-\.W . 343-2988 V1ppc·n11:111, C:lwrc· 282 1 Ecli:-:011 St.. N.E. :)62-278:3 Young. Donna J1•a11 2107 W11y1w St .. N.E. 366-428-l lkd C:ros~ \kdkal \ I i~~io r1ary ��Comp Ii nwnts of Jimmy JJage11 H AGAN SHO E SEHVICE 3-1 \ \". Kirk A\'('. HO< o kt., \ ·a. lll Hilton's Grocery 2521 Rt'ad Road Roanoke, \ ·a. \\ 'hvn Yn11 Think Of"Jc '\\'clry The- Compldt· Food \f arkt't Think Of KI NGOFF'S One of the Sout h ·s Leading Jl'wdcrs J efferson at Chur<.'h H.oanokc:-. \ ' a. 2-101 l TRAI L DRIVE-I N THEATRE The Finest in Band and Ordwstra ln!>trnnwnts Baldwin Pianos and Organs -160 East BOYKIN'S MUS IC SHOP, I NC. Roanoke~ l arge~ and most modern drivt>-in Sd1ool I nstrurrn:nt Spe<:iul is ts Salcs-lk ntal s-Rt:pairing "Showing th1:: hest in movie entertainment'· 122 \Vest C hurch Aw. Roanokl'. \ 'a . Phone 3+.l-6(i96 2-1011 AHL. C H'S Al'TO PA I '.\JT & BODY SJIOP \ ' isit CRAl\ D "Cnarantt•('d St•r-rit:t• Is Our Coldc•n Hui e" Piano and Fumitur<.' Co. 35West Camplw ll A\' Pllll l' 926 \foorman Hd .. :\.\\' . . Westt>rn \ 'irginin "s Largest Furniture 1lornt' ew~~lar~ Corn pl i ml'nts of fl11· Ca1111 ·ra .111cl Cift Stem"> Blacksburg COM\1 U. JTY CLOT ! I I N C: STOHE 12-1 W. Campbell Av<'. Hoanokc. \ 'n. Clothing For Th<' Ent ir<' Family �Svl' T l11· 0111'- 01w \!alley Air Conditioning Corp. Qt1ick Realtors 180:2 S. J1·n<:rson Stn'<'t Ro;t11ok1·. \ ·irginia lh ·al Estat1· J :32 \ \ ' . Camphl'll t\ \'l'. Hoanok<'. \ 'a . Phom· 3-1:2-3J61 ROY C. J..:l:'\ SEY SJCJ\: CO. ··Qual it,. Si•rns fi>r 6.:S Y1•;1rs ·· . t- 22 \\'l'll S :\ \ ' t '., : \ .£. HAVERTY'S FUR NIT URE CO. 11 I \\' l'st C ampb<'ll A\'l'. Compl i llll'nts of E CO:\O~ IY SI IOE HEP..\IH 101 First St..:\.\\'. noanokl'. \'a. Pl1011l' :J.t.?-807·> ' CompIi nwnts 1>f OLIF-H. ITE CLE:\'.\EHS Bl'sl \\' islH·s for a (:noel Yl';\r PJIELPS & AR~ lISTEAD BHI C I IT UCl IT IL\HBEH SI IOI' t:3 - Isl Stn·d. '.\ .\ \ '. Hoarni\..l'. \ ·a. l l "7 �Crn11pli11w11ts of tlil' all nv\\· 1:3 \\'. Churc:h :\ ,.1 ... S.\\ '. 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Sn· you around sonwt inw. L.A. Coodhy« :· IDES OF '.\IAHC I 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1928-1973 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 Addisonian1946 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 Addisonian 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonian was the annual for Lucy Addision High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context TheAddisonian1973 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/2071/addisonian1972.1.pdf e20637264ffec5db046e9f34e988c33c PDF Text Text �ROANOKE CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM Central Library Virginia Room �STOREY FUND . ��THE ADDISONIAN '\.\\E )---(' ~ 1972 '71° Addison High School Roanoke, Virginia �,.--... I.. .) 2 �402754~ e: 6-/ · I 0 1195 0100137 2 ALMA MATER Hail to thee, our Alma Mater Guardian of the right, Our footsteps will never falter Guided by the light . CHORUS Alma Mater, Alma Mater! Thee we will never fail. Loyal sons and loyal daughters, Addison, all h a il! Our strong band can ne'er be broke n Formed in Addison High; Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Sealed by friendship's tie. TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page 1 Dedication 4 Administration 5 Faculty 9 Seniors 23 Class Wills 38 Juniors 43 Sophomores 59 Athletics 67 Activities 89 Orga niz a tions 101 Advertisements 117 Senior Directory 122 3 �DEDICATION The y say that a captain is the last one to lea ve a sinking ship. Sh e rl ey E . Stuart is one coach who stood by a losing football team. His determination and dedication to his players is the rea son that the staff h as d e cid e d to dedicate this ye arbook to him. Mr. Stuart graduated from Luc y Addison in 1956 where h e had pa rticipated in football and track. In 1961 , he graduated from St. Paul's Coll e ge. There he e arned a B. S. in Industrial Education, lettered in track and football and was captain in both sports. His first coaching job was in Madison, Virginia. He then went to Southhill High School where he coached football and track. He won num e rous titles and honors as a coach a nd was e lected coach of the year three times; football in 1967 and track in 1966-67 and 1969 . H e came to Addison in 1969 as head coach of football and track. He has won t wo Blue Ridge Track titles. He is presently teaching Physical Education and Mechanical Draw ing as well a s coaching . Mr. Stuart and his wife, Virginia, are the proud parents of Monica, four yea rs, and Aaron, thre e months. Behind every ac hievem_ent, there i s usually a devoted woman, and.our yearbook is no exception . The yearbook staff has decided to surprise our devoted a nd beloved sponsor, Nancy_ C . Simmons wi th this de dication to show that we apprec i at e everything that she has done. In 1963 , Nancy Compton graduated from high school in the top ten o f her class. Four yea rs late r, M iss Compton had earned a B.A. from V.P. I. Her first te aching job was a t William Fleming High Sc_hool. She t aught English there for two yea rs . In 1970, M i ss Compton came to Lucy Addison whe re she continued to teach English. In the summer of 1971, Nancy Co m pton became the wi fe of Marvin Simmons. The members of th e staff would like to thank Mrs. Simmons for her patience and hard work. 4 ��This is Charles 'vV . Day 's second year as the Principal of Addi so n High School. Mr. Day 1 s ex p e rienc e with the public school system includes the following: classroom teach e r, coach, e l e mentary principal, guidance counse lor, a nd Senior High School principal. He has taught Social Studies, Health, and Physical Education. H e ha s also taught Math. He enjo ys reading and trav e ling. 6 �Our b e loved A ssi st a nt-Princ ipa l, Rob e rt D. Lipscomb, is a figure who is fr e quently see n b y the student body. Mr. Li pscomb h as be e n associated w ith the pub lic school system for nine years . Be fore coming to Addison, Mr. Lipscomb was a Coulter H a ll D ea n at Fleming. He has a B.S . in Education from Concord College and a M . Ed. from V. P . I. Mr. Li pscomb love s to rea d in his spare time. 7 �,_ Being the Director of Student Affairs is not an easy job. Ask John H. Powell. He has been with Addison for fifteen years. Mr. Powell has a B.S. and a M.A. from Fisk University. He has also attended St . Paul's College and the University of Virginia . Mr. Po well has taught Biology, Chemistry, General Science, and Advanced Biology. He enjoys athletic affairs, hunting, and fishing. 8 -· ��BAND Whether observing the marching band in action or conducting the concert band, Ulysesses B . Broadne aux enjoys his job as a band director. He has earned a B. S. degree from Hampton InStitute and a M. M. degree from Boston Conservatory of Music. Mr. Broadneaux teaches Band I, II, III and Elementary Music . Whenever he can find time from school activities, which includes the Marching Ba nd, Concert Band, and Danc e Band, he loves to indulge in sports , photography and Jazz M u sic. MR. ULYSESSES BROADNEAUX CHOIR With thirty years of t eaching expe rie nce behind him, Roland Plasterer must enjoy being a music teacher. Mr. Plasterer has obta ined a B. S . in music education from Mancheste r College and a M. M. from Indiana Unive rsity . He te ach es choir and Music T heory at Addison and Je fferson. He is the sponsor of th e Glee Club and enjoys garde ning in his spare tim e . MR. ROlAND PlASTERER DRAMA Roland A. Carr is a very busy man; he enjoys bowli ng , skating (ice and ro ller ), skiing, tennis, and i s the Youth Sponso r a t his church . Mr . Carr taught at Triple "C" School, West Indi es, l ast year and compared with the full schedule he had there, h e see m s conte nt to teach Drama and English at Addison a nd Jeffer son . He has received a B. A. from Ande rson College where he majored in Spee ch and Drama . He is in charge of the Drama de partment of Addison and Je fferson . MR. ROLAND CARR ART A thing of a rt can be very beautiful if it is done corr ectly. Julie A. Vest has the task of t e aching stud e nts the basi c principles of a rt . A graduate of Vi rgini a Commonwealth Unive rsity , Mrs. Vest has a B. F . A. She is now in h er third yea r of t eaching Art I and II. She is the sponsor of the A rt C lub, co -sponsor o f the newspape r, a nd enjoys photography , painting , and sculpture . MRS . JULIE VEST 10 �MATH .Ma th can b e fun! Smile when you say this around Eddie Johnson. A mathe matical genius, Mr . Johnson t eaches Algeb ra I a nd II, Business Math, Tri g and Coll ege Math . H e has a M .Ed. a nd a B.S . in Math from V · P. ~. He has h ad fiv e years of t ea ching experience at Fle ming and Addison (including summer school ). H e is prese ntly the chainna n of th e Math Department a nd sponsor of the i'vla th Club. He enjoys reading. MR . EDDIE JOH NSON "'"If James W . Bishop looks more like a footb all coach t han a math a nd scie nce teacher. A graduate of Wake Forest University, with a B. S. in Math, Mr . Bishop spends his school days t eaching Genera l Math, Geomet ry , and Physics . His othe r t eaching experience has been at Jackso n Jr . Hi gh School. His inte r est in a thle tics has carri ed over to his job as assistant wrestling coach a t Addison . MR. JAMES BISHOP SCIENCE A nyone who have a mbitio ns to blow up the world. had b e tte r forg et a bout usi ng the school' s chemistry lab while Thomas M. Jones, Jr . is around. A competent sci ence t each e r, Mr. Jones has rec e ive d a B. S . from Virginia Sta t e Colle ge and a M.S. Ed. from Wayne Sta te University . With twe nty-seven y e ars of t eaching exp erience, he t each es Ph ysics, Chemistry, Biology, Ge ne ral and Physical Sci e nce . He is in charge of the science club and enjoys fishing and pho to gr aph y. MR . THOMAS JONES A new addition to our fac ult y , James W . Wills is now in his first year of teaching biology . He has earned a B. S. Ed . in Biology from Mansfie l d State College . Mr . Wills e njoys Blu egrass musi c , wrestli ng, gymnasti cs, swi mming, fishing, and hunting . We hope that Mr. Wills will find his first year at Addiso n a pleasa nt o ne . MR . JAMES WilLS 11 �LIBRARY T he library is usu a lly a busy place, be lieve it or not. Al eise J . Jessup finds that Addison' s library is no exception. She obtained a B . A . and a M. S . i n Library Sci ence from NCCU . Mrs. Jessup has worked in the library for four years and sponsors the Library Club . She enjoys readi n g and tennis. MRS . A LEISE JES SUP DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION A graduate of Virgi nia Polytechni c Institute and State Unive rsity, RogerW. Lovern has a B.S. degree. He has taught Distributive Education fo r three years . Mr. Lovern is t he sponsor of DECA . He is intereste d i n all out- door activiti es . MR. ROGER LOVERN SPECIAL EDUCATION Robert Sieff has taught Specia l Educati on at Addiso n for four years. He holds a B.S . from Western Reserve Uni ve rsity and a M. S. in School Psycholo gy from Radford College . Mr. Sieff is the coach of the baseb a ll team and i s interested in all sports. MR. ROBERT SIEFF 12 �HOME ECONOMICS I advise you to by-pass the Home Economics department if you're on a diet. Why? Mary C. Steptoe usually has her class cooking something good. Mrs . Steptoe has a B.S. from A G T State University and a M. S . from Cornell University. Her teaching e xperie nce has been in Roanoke City. Mrs. Steptoe is the sponsor of the F. H. A. She is interested in r eading, sewing, a nd c rafts. MRS. MARY STEPTOE Another room that any diet-minded person would avoid is occupied by Kristin Baier. She h as t aught for nve lve years a nd i s a gradua t e of Iowa State University. Mrs . Bai e r loves to sew. A stop-ove r in th e Home Economics Department could improve a person's outlook for the day. BUSINESS MRS. KRISTIN BAIER The noisiest rooms on the second floor have to be the typing rooms. One of the rooms i s occupied by Ann S . Graybill who obtained a B. A. from East Carolina University. She has t a u ght for twe lve years at Jefferson, . Patrick H e nry and Addi son. M rs. Graybill te aches T yprng I a nd II, Bookk eeping and Ge ne ral Business . Her school activities i nclude the FBLA. MRS. ANN GRAYBILL R eading and knitting a re quiet hobbies in comparison to t eaching Business Edu cation and Vocational Office Tra ini ng. Re b e cca Stratton Thomas holds a B. S. from Mary Washington College a nd a M. Ed. from Vi rgini a Polytechnic Institute and Sta t e Unive rsity. Mrs. Thomas has taught in Norfolk , R oanoke County, and Ro anoke City . She sponsors the FBLA. MRS. REBECCA THO:tvLi\S 13 �ENGLISH Although Nancy Simmons has h er hands full as the sponsor of th e Yearbook, she can find time for h e r hobbi es , sewing and re ading. A graduate of V. P . I . , Mrs . Simmons has a B. A. degree. She taught English for two years at Fleming and is presently in her se cond yea r at Addison. She is also the sponsor of th e Chess Club . MRS. NANCY SIMMONS A devoted Engli sh teacher, John Montgomery obtained a B.A. from the University of Michigan and a J. D. from the Unive rsity of Vi rginia. Mr. Montgomery ha s three years of teaching experie nc e at Jeffe rson and Addison. He is presently the sponsor of the Tennis T eam and one of the co- sponsors of Addison's newspape r. MR . JOHN MONTGOMERY Dorothy Waldron, a n English and Spanish t each er , has t a ught three ye ars in Colorado a nd fourte en yea rs in Roanoke . She obtaine d a B. A . from Colorado Unive rsity. Mrs. Waldron e njo ys music, knitting, cooking, and bridge in h e r spare time . She is c urre ntly the sponsor of the FTA. MRS. DOROTI-lY WALDRON A Latin and Engli sh teacher, Mabel N. Ma rmion has t aught in Port Arthur, Texas, Wilmington, Delaware, an d Roanok e , Virgini a. She holds a B. A. from Southwest ern Unive rsity and a M . A. from the Uni vers i ty of T exas. M rs . Marmion is Parliament a ri an of the PTSA a nd the President of the District PTSA . MRS . MA BEL N . MARMION 14 �SOCIAL STUDIES A gra du ate of the University of Kentucky, Robert E. Fireb augh obtained a B. A . in Political Science . He t aught for four ye ars in Bedford County and Ro anoke City Schools. Mr. Fireb augh 's school activities include being sponsor of the SCA and Assistant Basketb a ll Co ach . When he's not te aching U. S . History and U.S . Government, he h as time for his hobbies, which are re a ding a nd the Edsel Owner's Club of A meric a. Mr . Robert Fireb a ugh Re ading, wntmg, research, gardening, hiking, tra iling , and v iewing old movies a re all among the hobbies of Robert L. Fariss. One would wonder how he ever find s the time to te ach English, U.S. History, and Sociology. Ivlr. Fariss oftained an A. A. from Ferrum Jr . College, A. B. from Bridgewater College and a M. S. from Ra dford College . His twenty years of te a ching e xperience includes Bent Mount ain, Wilson, Fleming, Monroe, A ddison and Jefferson . l\1r . Robert Fariss A former te ach er of Jefferson, ]. P. Come r te aches U. S . History and U.S. Government at Addison . He h as recieved a B. A . and a M . A. from the University of Richmond . H e h as t aught school for twenty y e ars. l\1r . Comer loves trave ling, colle cting records, and electronics. M r. J . P . Com e r Stud ent te aching-som etim es a trying task. 15 �VOCATIONAL Someone has to know the ins a nd outs of a n automobile in case of an emergency. Carlton S. Edwa rds is re sponsible for teaching the students just that. He holds a B . S . from St. Paul's College and has taught Auto Mechanics for fourteen years. His school activities include being Intramural Director, Hot Rod Club and VICA Sponsor . MR. CARLTON EDWARDS You're probably used to seeing Alonzo J. Deskins, Jr . in one of th e following places: in the study halls, on wall duty, or lunch room duty. His students are u se d to seeing him in their barbering classes because he's their teacher. Mr. De skins has received a B . S . from Bluefield State College. He is inte rested in sports. MR. ALONZO DESKINS In one part of the vocations building, a person would have no problem getting a h ea dache with a ll the h a mmers pounding . Robert D. Bandy do esn 't seem to mind the noise . He has taught carpentry for three ye ars. Mr. Bandy received his education at V. P. I. He enjoys woo dworking and is a member of the School Safe ty Committee. A teacher for twenty yea rs, Wallace R. McMillan te aches Industri al Arts, Drafting, and Vocationa l Education. He ha s two degrees from V.P. I. : a B.S . and a M.Ed. When he's not involved with teaching and sc hool activities (VICA and Safety Advisor), he enjoys his hobbies: gardening, farming, and auto mechanics. MR . WALIACE McM ILIAN 16 �DEPARTMENT Beauty is a very important thing, especially to the female, and Dorothy A. Poff has, indeed, a very imrtant job. Mrs· Poff holds various certificates in Virpo· nia West v·irgrn1a, . . an d N ort h Carolina. H er hobbies g1 traveling, ' . . are sh opprng, gardemng, and attending educational shows. Her school activities includ e the Charm Club and V ICA. . ·t · · -~ t-:~ MRS· DOROTHY POFF Who wou ld have thought that Neal C. Thomas was interested in farming and flying? I suppose that it is a change from teaching Masonry and Bricklaying. Mr. Thomas has e arned his degrees from V. P. I. and Pratt Institute a nd has been with the BIPU Apprenticeship Program for twe lve y ears. He i s the sponsor and advisor for the VICA Club. MR. NEAL THOMAS Jam es G . Hallis h as, wh at many would call, a dangerou. job . He seems to enjoy teaching Electronics to high school students; he's had five years of teaching experi e nce. Mr. Hallis received his formal education at V. P. I. Extention. He is associated with VICA. He loves to hunt and to collect antique guns· MR. JAMES HALLIS 17 �PHYSICAL EDUCATION Like any dedicated and devoted coach, Sherley E. Stuart was disappointed when this yea r's football team didn't turn out to be a winner. He hopes to have better luck next year. Mr. Stuart holds a B.S. from Saint Paul's College. He has ten years of teaching experience and is presently teaching Physica l Education and Mechanical Drawing . When he's not busy with football or indooroutdoor track, Mr. Stuart takes time out for fishing . MR. SHERLEY STIJART History repe ats itse lf as the basketball team wins the Blue Ridge District Championship but fails to w in the state. Howard E. Burke, a physical education teacher, has a B.A. from Elon College and a M.A. from the University of North Carolina. M r. Burke has taught at M onroe for seven years , Jefferson for one year, and Addison for two years. He is primarily interested in sports and is the Golf Coach and sponsor of the FCA. MR. HOWARD BURKE For some strange reasons, the girls do not p arti c i pate in sports as much as the young men do . LaVerne C . Fuller hopes that this will change . Mrs. Fuller teac h es Physical Education and H ealth and has ten yea rs of teaching experience. She obtained a B.A. from Vi rgi nia State College. Mrs. Fulle r is Chairma n of the P.E . D epartment, Girl's Coach for Vo lleyball, Track-CAA and Mode rn Dance sponsor. She loves reading, sports, and sewing. MRS. La VERNE FU'l..LER Lana L. McCloud ' s pep club's main purpose is to lift the team' s morale . She has a B.S. fro m East Tennessee State Universi.ty. Miss McC loud te aches Earth Science, Biology , and Physical Education and has si x y ea rs of teaching in V irginia schools. She is interested in tennis and is the sponsor of the Girl' s T e nnis Team . MISS LANA McC LOUD 18 �GUIDANCE Donald L. Stinnett must be a very busy man with the newspaper as a part of his responsibility, but he seems to be a ble to find time for tennis, hiking , music and reading. Mr. Stinnett has a B.A . from the University of Richmond and a M.A. from Radford College. He has taught Science a nd Sociology, was a counselor at Fleming, and is prese ntly a Guid a nce Counse lor at Addison . .MR. DONALD STINNETT The st a rt of a new club is no easy thing, but th e Be t a Club got off the ground with very little difficulty, thanks to Georgia C . Brown. Miss Brown has receive d an A.B. from Virginia Sta te College and a M.A. from the Uni vers ity of Michigan. Once a t ea che r of U . S . History and Government, she i s no w th e School Coordinator of Guidanc e. She enjoys rea ding. ,-,;.f,.:;. ....,,,...................... ... .. ....................., - ~ ~ ..........," \~ ., ,.,...,....,.010~•· •l'."'""""".-o"'"'"·" I,. ........ .,..,..,.. • .,.,.., •• t~:~ ~ .... ,. . ,.,.~-~ ~· MISS GEORGL!\ BROWN Anyone wh o needs a n excuse for tardiness or absentee ism has see n V e rlene C. Dillon in the attendance office. Her job usually keeps h er very busy. Sh e holds a B. A. d egree from Shaw Unive rsity . Mrs. Dillon has t au ght for nine years and is presently a Home-School Counse lor. MRS . VERIENE DILLON E. D. Stova ll i s a noth er person whom you may h ave seen in the attendance offic e. A t each e r for twenty- five years, Mrs. Sto va ll has taught the fifth and sixth grades, was a Home-School Counselor during 70- 7 1 , and is presently a n Attenda nc e Counse lor. She has rece ive d a B. A . from th e Unive rsity of Virginia. M rs. Stovall is usu a lly busy wi th c hurch acti vities and sport s and reads in her spare time . ,;; MRS. E . D . STOVALL 19 �FOREIGN LANGUAGE Claudia Geige r t eache s Ge rman zero period a t A ddison . She only t ea ches one class here; sh e te a che s at Fleming and most of h e r activities are there. Sh e holds a B.A . and a M.S. from Radford College; sh e has also a ttended other colleges. Miss Geige r h as taught one yea r in Vienna, A ustri a and seve n years in Roanok e . She e njoys music, rea ding, a nd sports. MISS CIAUDIA GEIGER Mrs . Park e r has been at Add ison for t wo yea rs . Last yea r she t a ught only Sp a ni sh, but b eca use of a loss of a Fre nch t each e r sh e now t eache s Spanish and Fre n ch . She also sponsors th e Foreign La ngu age Club . '· MRS . DOROTHY PARKER PARAPROFESSIONALS A rthur Samuel i s in charge of study halls a nd a lso k ee p ing order in the cafete ria. His hobbies are p ainting, swimming and playing soccer . MR. ARTHUR SAMUEL Audrey Page is a teacher's a id to Mr. Sieff in Spe cial Education. She enjoys playing cards and reading. M RS. AUDRE Y PAGE 20 �OFFICE STAFF The office i s usually always c rowded a nd busy, but Virginia T. Belcher and her coworkers are used to working under these situations . Mrs . Belcher has thirte e n ye ars of secretarial e xperience. She received her educa tion from Cornett Business College and is interested in the horticultural and artistic aspects of flo wers . Mrs . Belcher a lso e njoys knitting and sewing . 'Nffi.S. V IRGINIA T . BELCHER Money is a v ery delicate business but Joann B. Peake is able to handle it with k ids g lo ves. Her experience a s a bank teller is a gre at asset to the office. Mrs . Pe ake rece i ved her forma l e duc a tion from Women's College and the University of North C aro lina. She plays bridge and tennis. MRS . JOANN B. PEAKE Whe n e ve r sh e is not in t he o ffice , yo u will pro bably find Jessi e H anion in the lib rary . She a ttended Cornett School of Busine ss a nd the Unive rsity o f Virginia Extension. H e r sc hool activ ities : t h e Boost ers and PTSA . She e njoys sports , sewing and co lle cting anti qu e s . MRS. JESSIE HANION 21 �CAFETERIA WORKERS Lunch i s a busy time for both students and cafeteria workers. CUSTODIAL STAFF ; j- ! i Mr. Sonny Hale Mrs. Reamey 22 ��MISS ADDISON Peggy Barnes 24 �.th fellow P eggy ta Jk ed W l Green. stud ent, H e 1en "Pebbles " in 1968 . Escorted by Mr. Day, Peggy a tt ends . Homecoming. " Pebbles " tod ay. 25 �•.J S e nior Class Officers: Pre side nt: Linda Ragland Vice-Pres .: Peggy Barne s S ec retary: Lura Hayes Treasurer: Hele n Gree n Sgt. of Arms : Jeff Ja nney HONOR STUDENTS Kare n Jones Salut atorian Steve Stanley Valedictorian 26 Eddie Argenbright �HELEN GREEN GLORIA DAMRON KATHY SLUSHER •I I DINNAH GRANT KATHY PRUITT 27 LINDA WRIGHT �THE WORLD IS AT Some seniors actually do study. JEFF ALLMAN N . B. ARNOLD GARY ATKINS SHIRLEY BANKS PEGGY BARNES KRISTA BELCHER JANICE BAXTER STEVEN BETHEL STUART BETHEL 28 AR THUR BELCHER �OUR FINGERTIPS I l Play it again, Ma rk . SHARON BOLDEN LEONARD BOLDEN T ERESA BOWERS JAMES BONDS BARBARA BRIZEND INE BONNIE BRIZENDINE LISA BYERS ,-LINDA CALDWELL LILLIAN CLAR K H ERBERT CO USE R 29 �ROLAND CRENSHAW BILL DANGERFIELD MARTHA DAVIS SYLVIA DEANER LINDA DICKENS JAMES DILLON PRISCILLA DISHNER DONNA EDWARDS KAYE FARMER STEVE FERGUSON WHERE DO WE 30 �GO FROM HERE? RAY FLOYD ALFRED FOX XAVIER FOX SAM HALE PAULETTE HALL RUBY HALL ROBIN HAMLETTE LURA HAYES JIMMY HOGAN BENNY HOLLAND 31 �JAMES HOWARD FREDDIE HUFFMAN CANDY HUTCHINSON GLEN JOHNS JUDY LaPRADD DEBORAH HUNT JEFF JANNEY RICKEY KINGERY RODNEY LEARY Karen Jones participates in Roanoke Valley Jr. Miss Pageant. ROBIN LEEDY 32 �JAMES MEADOR JAMES LITTON CAROLYN MILLER. BENITA MANN CATHY MILLS RICHARD MILLS RUTH NEWBILL Robin takes time out for a break. LINDA NELSON 33 LINDA MOORE VENSON OLIPHANT �MARSHA PARKER MARGARET PATTERSON TONY PORTER MICHAEL PERDUE SHARON PERDUE WILLIA M C. PRICE LINDA RAGLAND JEAN QUESENBERRY CHARLES REED CHERYL REED 34 �DONNA RICHARDSON WARREN ROBINSON CHARLENE ROSS SHARON REYNOLDS FRANCIE ROSBOROUGH TOBBIE SAUNDERS ARLEAN SCALES MARK R UMBURG VNIAN SAUNDERS DEBBIE SCAGGS 35 �STEVE SHRADER ANDREW STARKEY WANDA SPRAGGINS CHER Yl SMITH SUSAN STARKEY TODAY ADDISON THOMAS STARKEY LETICIA TERRY LINDA SUTTENFIELD BONNIE THROCl\./\IO RTClN RONNIE STEVENS 36 �JOHN WALKER KAREN WALDRON LINDA WASHINGTON SUSANNE WEBB STEPHANIE WALKER TOMORROW THE WORLD ELBERT WILSON FREDERICK WETZEL GARY WILLIAMSON LARRY WRAY JACKIE WILLIAMS 37 �CLASS WILLS I, JEFF ALLMAN, leave to Addison my favorite parking space, and for the boy's bathrooms, weekly visits from the public health inspector . I, SHIRLEY BARNES, do will all the Soul Blacks at Addison all the luck in the world . I, PEGGY BARNES, do will Linda Hairston and Linda Hopson all my knowledge in Distributive Education . I, JANICE E. BAXTER, do will my future husband, Carl R. Thompson, all my love forever and will Wanda Hayes my school spirit. I, ARTHUR BELCHER, do will all my abilities for loving and sports to Wilbert Bannister, Jerome Millner, Ronald Crutchfield and Sylvia Preston. I, VICKIE BELCHER, do will all my love to Terry Wimmer. I, LEONARD BOLDEN, do will Brenda Fisher all my heart, soul, and love. I, JAMES BONDS, do will the key to success to the D. E. Clubs. I, TERESA BOWERS, do will Enid Caldwell and Debbie Bowling as much happiness as they can find in their remaining years at Addison High . I, BARBARA BRIZENDINE, leave Chester a balloon, Jackie a pink pair of _ , Mr. Lovern the Bookstore, and Mr. Burke a candy factory. I, BONNIE BRIZENDINE, leave David Altis a pair of pierced earrings, all the uncharming girls a ll my charms , and to Jimmy all of my love . I, LISA BYERS, leave "Frump-Frump" a bag of peanuts, "P. H. Prud e" a flo we r irom th e "71 Prom", and to Danny all my devoted love forever . I, GLORIA DAMRON, hereby leave my admission slips to all my teachers. I, WILLIAM DAV ID DANGERFIELD, being of sound and solemn mind, leave my wife, C a thy Howard, love and affection, that she will have forever . I, MARTHA DA VIS, do will P . C . , H . D. , E. D . , and sombody special my love if I should ever leave. I, SYLVIA DEANER, do will Mr. Day a new office, the ability to get rid of Mr . Fariss and Mr . Comer, and a good year for Class of "73 . " I, LINDA DICKINS, will to my sister Linda a happy marriage and to Bill my pocketbook; also to the Graduating Class of 1972 much suc~ess. ' I, PRISCILLA DISHNER, leave- a ll my brains to my sister all spirit to the school, and a ll my love to Ronnie Cox. ' I, PATRICIA DUDLEY , do will Cynthia Holland, Diane Finney, Wanda Hayes, and Gail Walker good luck in getting out of the Class of "73". I, DONNA EDWARDS, leave C athy Terrell my locker with Enid, J.C . 's love, Jackie Bush fun times, and Speedy all my love. I, HELEN GREEN, le av e to Mrs. Thomas 25 recycled shorthand pads; to Mr. Johnson, a gold whistle, and to James Meador 34 secret cookies. I, ROBIN HAMLETTE, do will my long legs to Peggy Barnes, so that she can really say she's been up in the world . I, SAM HALE, do will the Senior Class of 72- 73 my ability to get a long with everybody. I, RUBY HALL, w ill Josephine Newbill the ability to stop flirting with so m a ny young men and much success in the future in her education. I, COOKIE HAYES, do will Wanda Hayes the ability to hold her temper, tongue, and thoughts ntil she gets out of school. 38 �I, JIMMY HOGAN, being of sound mind and body, leave all of my fallen out hair to any teenybopper who might need some. I, JAMES HOWARD, do will Rolanda Andrews a tube of Chapped-lip for her lips and a Thank You for being able to turn me on to a thing called LOVE. I, DEBORAH HUNT, better known as "Big Deb," do will my love to James (Bro) Manning and to my nephew Nathaniel Hale (Chicca) . I, JEFF JANNEY, leave my past history to l'vlr. Firebaugh; to Mr. Farris I le ave nothing, and to l'v1r. Edwards I le ave my bolts a nd screws. I, GLEN JOHNS, do wi ll my sister Desiree Johns a better school year in 1972-1973 . I, KAREN JONES, le ave one rising Senior-my place at Girls State; Chere Vipperman-choir accompanist job; Mr . Johnson- a ll my a rguments against Math; and the rest-good luck. I, RODNEY LEARY, le ave to Coach Stuart better football fortunes; to the underclassm en, a pride in our school; an d to Mr . Lipscomb, another pest to replace me. I, JAMES LITTON, will Mr. Hallis the dummies who know nothing about electronics, and l'vlr. Comer and Mr. Firebaugh a ll those dirty government books. I, L. BENITA MANN, do will Daisy Mann, Robbie Rhodes, NeNe Terry, and Evely n Cooper success in the coming year with their "dudes". I, JAM ES MEAD OR, le ave a thesaurus to Mr. Montgomery, two used shorthand pads to Mrs. Thomas, a tree a nd two dozen recy cled Christmas c ards to Mr. Fariss. I, C AR OLYN M ILLER, hereby le ave a ll my good times to my cousin Sa lly Finley . I, CATHY MILLS, le ave the ALLIANCE to anybody brave enough to take it; a lso, I gladly leave l'vlr. C a rr w ithout a "star" to yell at. I, LINDA MOORE, l eave my sister Linda my guitar, Bill a pack of cigarettes and memories of our "gre at schemes" a nd d ays of l aughter! I, LI NDA NELSON, le ave my books to the Junior Class, and all of my love to Ernie. I, RUTH NEWB ILL, do wi ll Patrici a Robinson a "l\fain Sque eze " so that she may "Get her lies straight" and stop saying that she doesn't own one. I, MARSHA PARKER , do will Wanda, Tina, Diane, Pat , a nd Sam my brains so that they will come out of school in the Top Ten . I, MARGARET PATTERSON, do will all my love to Mr. One and Only. I, MICHAEL PERDUE, do will to Lisa Hilton my skill at walking the halls w ithout getting caught and still pass a ll classes. I, SHARON D. PERDUE, do will th e underclassmen much success to graduate from the "Big LA." I, TONY PORTER, do bequeath my looks, sex appeal, style, and dirty gym socks to Mr. Montgomery bec a us e he truly needs it. I, WILLIAM PR ICE, do w ill Mark and Pierre th e power to do what I do so they won't h ave t o get jealous. (RIGHT ON RAPS!) I, KA THY PRU ITT, l eave Bobby " all seeds", Ricky "a girl", Sandy and Debbie " a dozen of eggs", and the "72" Spirit to future Seniors. I, LI NDA RAGLAND, do will my dreams to anyone , my life to myself, my hope forg ott en, my love to no one, and my shorthand to Frump- Frump . I, CHERYL REED, l eave everything I own, which is nothing , to who ever wants it! I, DO NNA RICHARDSON , do will Debbie Dial a Ricky do ll, Mr. Montgomery a bottle of aspirin, and th e Cl ass of "74" my good luck. I, WARREN ROB INS O N , do w ill the "Class of 73" some ice so they can be as cool as the brothers and sisters in "72". 39 �I, FRANCIE ROSBOROUGH, do will the Class of 11 73 11 all the talent and soul of the "Class of 72" · I, CHARLENE ROSS, do will to any uprising Senior my week at Girls State; to Mr. Johnson, more trig students (poor fools). I, TOBY SAUNDERS, do will my sister, Kathy Saunders, my smartness to finish High School and my ability to get along with Mrs. Thomas. I ARLEAN SCALES do will Cecelia and Eloise Scales the "Super Brains" that I had in the year ' 72 and the best of ' luck to the Class of 73. of 71I, DAVID LEE SINK, leave my bricklaying tool bag to Robert Underwood and my Government book to Mr. Comer. I, KATHY SLUSHER, leave to Mr. Johnson his fifth year Math Class, to Mr. Lipscomb, the skip list, and to the Caldwells two more great years. I, CHERYL SMITH, do will Sandy Allen my ability to drive, my sister my looks, luck, locker, and my nicknames, "Sex Machine" and "Blue-eyed Soul Sister" . . I,_ WANDA GAIL SPRAGGINS, do will my voice to Wanda, Tina, Pat, and Diane so they can stop smgmg out of tune. I,_ THOMAS SPRAKER, hereby will the majority of the faculty of Lucy Addison High to anyone stupid and foolish enough to take them. I, STEV E STANLEY, leave Mr. Broadneaux a tuba player, Mr . Montgomery a McGuffey Reader, and Mr. Lipscomb a schedule change . Lastly, sorrowfully I now leave . I, ANDREW STARKEY, do will my gambling practices and my most worthy moments at Addison to anyone good enough to use them wisely. I, SUSAN STARKEY, do will Mr . Johnson and his high faluting vocabulary to next y ear's students who have e asy access to a dictionary. I, SHANNON STARKEY , do w ill Bri an Witcher my ability to sneak by Mr. Lipscomb and have a b all in the hall. I,_ BON~ IE THROCKMORTO N, leave all my books and my messy locker to Cathy Cole and all my mtelligence to Mrs. Vest's Art 1 Class next year. I, STEPHANIE WA LKER, do will Jerome (Sonnyboy) Millner my heart because I still dig him . I, JOH.N WA LKER, do w ill all the footb all players a horse shoe to put in their football pads so they can touch them for luck . I, SUSANNE WEBB, w ish to leave Life Savers to Mr. Montgomery, luck, health, and happiness to the Class of 11 72 11 and Peace for the teachers. I, FRED WETZEL, w ill the 72- 73 footb a ll team all the strength, energy, and spirit so to a ssure a winning session. GOOD LUCK BULLDOGS! I, GA R Y WILLIAMSON, leave to this school another nut to ro a m the halls and bug the teachers bec ause this nut is leav ing . I Hope? I, M ICHAEL EUGENE WILSON, do will all my love, soul, and body to any female who wants it. I, LARR 'r'." WRA Y, leav e Mr . Hallis a bottle of "Boones Farm Apple Wine 11 , a nd all my love to R ene e Mullins . I, LINDA WRIGHT, le av e to Mr. Comer a loud speaker so he can be heard over his uncontrolled governm ent classes. I, N . B. A RNOLD do w ill to n ext years' class, the privilege to go to M a cDonalds during third peri od and to le ave fifth p e riod at anytime. I, BERNARD G. HOLLAN D ESQ, l e av e "Steady Eddie and Mr . Lovern some elevator shoes, "Big Nancy " three photogr aph e rs, Mr. Lipscomb, an inch of land in Bonsack, a pizza for "Sambo", a meg aphone for "Comb" a nd a little bit of brotherhood for everyone else . 40 �WE'VE ~·( ONLY JUST BEGUN ( \ ' ���IN MEMORIAN Alfred, Lord Tennyson. We have but faith: we cannot know; For knowledge is of things we see; And yet we trust it comes from thee; A be a m in d a rkn ess : let it grow. Forgive my grief for one r e moved, Thy cre ature, whom I found so fair. I trust she lives in thee, and there I find her worthier to be loved. Forgive these wild a nd wandering cri es , Confusions of a wasted youth; Forgive the m where they fail in truth, And in thy wisdom make me w ise. DEBRA LYNN HAWLEY (Sept 28, 1955-0ct. 9, 1971) Debra Lynn Hawley, better known as Debbie, c am e to Addison in the fall of 1970 . Although she was here for only a short w hile, she had become wellliked by many of the Addison students. After finishing her sophomore year at Patrick Henry High School, Debbi e was ab l e to return t o Addison for her Junior year. However , due to her sudden death on October 9, 1971, we shared her fri e ndship for only a short while . Debbie was loved by students and teachers alike. She m ade excellent grades in many of her classes and participated a lso in m any extra- curricular activities at school and church. Debbie wrote an essay shortly before her death on THE BEAUTIFUL WORLD . She felt that peop le h ad destroyed much of the world's be auty with pollution and abuse , and that only people could rep a ir the d amag e they had done. For Debbie the world was be autiful b ecause she made it so. As the pastor of Debbie's church stated, "We must not remember how she died, but how she lived. " Debbie was a beautiful person and her life was a blessing for all who came in contact w ith her. We, the students of Addison High School, must remember Debbie for the loving and beautiful person she was and will forever be. 44 �J 0 F 1F N I u c I 0 R E R s 1st ROW : Ralph Smith; Ja ne t Jennings . 2nd ROW: Brian Witcher; Mark Scott . Cassandra Alexander Sa ndy Allen Debbi e Anderson Stafford Ande rson Kathy Bake r Tommy Bandy Wilbe rt Bannister 45 Eric Ba ughma n �Elaine Ba yse Ra y Blankenship Larry Beckner Rosa Booker Rick Brewer Alan Brown Daniel Bryan Bobby Brown Darryl Bullard Bill Belcher Philip Brown Jackie Burks Jackie Bush Enid Caldwell Daniel Calloway 46 Arthur Campbell �Linda Cam pb e ll Debbie Christley Curtis Carroll Conra d Claytor Ev ely n Cla rk Gladys Collins Tony Cole Me lvin Coon Rich a rd Coop e r Ronni e Coope r Eve lyn Coop e r D e b ra Cro m we ll Ca th y Cole Pa m Crews Je rrylrn Davis De bbi e Curry 47 �Shelia Dial Sharon Dishner Patricia Dudley Michael Dull Pierre Divers Bobb y Farris Gary Dixon Carol Ferguson JUNIORS PREP ARE FOR Dianne Finney ... Robert Firebaugh Floy d Jordon Larry Fowler , / Li nda France Desiree Frye Keith Furline 48 Mike Gallaher �Tommy Gearhart Linda Hairston Mike Hamlar Kathy Hammod Perry Hash Zelma Hilton Bobby Hoback -, r I I Peggy Hardy THEIR SENIOR YEAR Andrew Hobson Janice Huff Cynthia Holland Coy Holland Mark Jarrett Steve Janney 49 Ka thy Howard Ja net Jennings �Ronn ie Jerni gan Judy LaBrie Mary Ann Jones Susan Lockard T hom asin a Jumper Debb ie Love El oise King Louise Lucas JUNIORS FIND HAPPINESS AT ADDISON R e n ee Lu c as Drem a Maxey Linda Lumsden Larry M c Ca rty 50 Ka thy Madison Dorothy Mille r Me l v in Matth ews H a w l ey Mi ll e r �Jerome Millner Roland Napier Johnita Mills Dorinda Oliphant G e rri Moy er Samuel Paschall JUST ONE MORE STEP TO TAKE Margare t Patte rson D e bbie Prosser Harry Pe rdue Pat R eynolds R e n e e Pe rdu e Lewis Rob e rtson 51 Ma nue l Preston She rry Rob ertson Steve M oses James Pag e �Ronnie Rob ertson Cecil Ross Robert Rogers Danny Santos James Saunders Ceci l ia Sca l es \ Eloise Scales . ( Karen She l or Mark Scott She l or \( George Simms ~ ' ' 'l.ie ll Si mmons Juniors find happiness throughout t he year i n different ways. For exampl e, many juniors did not have to take semester exams, a privilege denied to sophomores . Juniors were a lso extremel y happy at the tournaments, especia lly when we bea t Byrd . Barry Sink Marilyn Sink Li lburn Smith 52 Ra l ph Smith �Kim Snead Robin Smith Freddie Stone Anita Terry Wanda Scyphers Chere Vipperman Gail Walker Juanita Walton Danny Updike Caroly n Watkins This is the wa y it's done ??? Students rest their feet. Terry Wimmer 53 �Brian Witc her Paul Wharton Bill Wilkinson Dennis Williams Jackie Williams David Woodson Donna Young JUNE 1973 SEEMS A LONG WAY OFF I L 54 Bonnie Wolfe �Want t o p l ay? a nd the end of a sc hool d ay. The b egi nning . . . Caught returning from "5th period lunch." 55 �JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM "72" 56 �MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM 57 �58 �~J ~ I I -·· r~ �SOPHOMORE OFFICERS ...--=- Connie Williams; Rhonda Taborn; R avenelle Lambe rt . Kathy Alexander Jeff Ambler Diane Ande rson Susan Atk ins Allen Austin Debra Baker Pe rry Barbour M arily n Baxte r 60 �Mike Beckner Libb y Blankenship Shirley Blevins Debbie Bowling Joe Bozeman Deborah Brown WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN! Mary Buckner Brenda C a ldwe ll Linda C a ldwe ll Joyce Campbell Judy Campbell Dennis Chapn1an Maria Christofis Brenda Cla yborne Marvin Coleman Roger Cromwell Dian e Crump Valeria Dale Everett Davis Alice Dean Gail Dent Deb bi e Dial 61 �Gary Dillon Ga ry Dudley Pam Dull Rose Dull Diana Entsminger Althea Ferguson THE SPIRIT OF 7 4 Ka thy Ferr i s Brenda Fishe r Janice Flow ers Janet Flo y d Jud y Floy d Eric Fol den Juli e Foutz G eorge Fra lin Kathy G a llimore Martha Gill Danny G riffin Ton y Hale Yol anda Ham l ette Donald Ha rris Ra l ph Ha y es Ju d y Ha ysl e tt 62 �Lisa Hilton Mike Holdren Linda Hopson Linda Humphrey Vickie Jansen Debbie Jennings TWO MORE YEARS TO GO D esire e Johns Doug J o n es Beverly Johnson J o hn Johnson Pa t Johnson Leon ard Jordon Lynn Judd W a yn e Judd D e bbi e Kelly Charl es King Gary Kingery Vic ki e K i ngery R a v e n e lle La 1nbe rt Ji1n1n y Lawh orn Debbie Lawre n ce Be cky Lea c h 63 �Herman Lee Rob e rt Lee Linda Lemon Vicki e Manspi l e Bonni e Markh a m D e bbi e Martin Doris Ma rtin Nancy Mar tin Larry McCarty . C ynthia Mc G a v1sk Don a ld Mc Gui re Debbi e M ick Steve Mitche ll Debbie Moore Jim Parker Danny Pendl eton THE FIRST STEP Rebecca Pendleton Sharon Perdue Sylvia Preston Bobby Rasin Patricia Re e d Darl e ne Rhodes 64 �R e becca Ricks Mic h e al R obertson Caroly n Roop Trina Rose Kare n Saunde rs Kathy Saunders Bonni e Sa ye rs Marty Sensabaugh NapoleQn Shipman Rona ld Simmons Robbi e Sink Nancy Sloan D e bbie Smith Harry Speese Cee Sparaker Rhonda Taborn HAS BEEN TAKEN John Thomas DOLtg Thurma n Ri c hard Tyree Rob e rt Underwood Ra l ph V an noy Kenneth Wa lke r 65 �Ronnie White Connie Williams Roger Worley Dennis Williams Don Young Bobby Brown Dan Woods Steve Young Brenda Campbell Camera - shy sophomore??? Growing sophomores need mi·1k1· I· ·I William Robertson 66 ��1971 Addison High Bulldogs Due to the lack of experienced veterans , t h e Bulld ogs suffered through an 0-8 season but deve l oped sorne fine tale nt for next year. Tri Captains for 1 97 1 : F . Wetzel, R . Lear y , A. Belc h er 197 1 Coaches: Headcoach: Shirley Stuart; Asst . Coaches: Doug De Pugh, Raymond Perry, Roger Lovern . 68 �1971 Offensive Team Cheerl ea ders show spirit at bonfire. 1971 Seniors 197 1 Defensive T eam 69 �Returning Bulldogs Coach Stuart gives instructions at halftime. Coaches seem to suffer the most. Gloom prevails in l ocker room . Seniors take a fina l b o w . Maybe . . . Tomorrow will bring victory . 70 �Milk! The drink of Champions! (?) Football Team enjoys a hearty meal. Bulldog defense lines up against Cougar offense. Mm--nun--Good' 71 �The 1971-72 Bulldogs: Blue Ridge Di strict Tournam ent Champs. SCOREBOARD A ddi son 67 53 86 -~ A Iti vista 49 Gl e nva r 41 56r· Willi am Byrd 53 58 -~ Lord Bote tourt 63 49 Carv e r--G .W . 77 79 Altivista 50 49 A lleghany County 73 44 Clifton Forg e 58 Glenvar 54 47 54 Covington 46 49 · William Byrd 55 59 ~ Lord Botetourt 46 C a ~ e ~-G.W. 73 46 Covington 74 56 Alleghany County 63 57 Clifton Forg e BLUE RIDGE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 52 48 Gl e nva r 73 52 Lord Botetourt 64 49 Willi a m Byrd REGIO N III TOUR NAMEN T Bye 61 62A p pom a to x so Coaches: Mr . Eddie Burke Mr . Robert Fi rebaugh 72 �Arthur Belcher drives past Byrd for two points . Bruce Bruffey goes in for a lay up. Faculty members also enjoy a Bulldog victory. A moment of silence before the game. 73 �first a nd Ten??? Coach Burke gives last minute instructions to his team. Mike Wilson adds two more to the Bulldogs' score. Coy Holland prepares to move in for a reu"' __ 74 �Arthur Belcher goes high to rebound against Appomatox. Keith Furline shoots over Glenv a r guard. Mike Wilson, b asketb a ll player or cheerleader?? • > • .,, > Mark Scott fires from foul line. 75 �1971- 72 JU NIOR VA RSITY SQUA D BABY BULLDOGS DISTRICT CHAMPS 76 �Concentration A Free b e ! JV BASKET BALL SCOREBOARD A Bre eze Addison Oth ers 54 49 63 84 58 76 36 58 36 51 52 47 64 52 50 51 65 52 53 48 42 42 58 38 51 34 56 48 27 32 61 38 46 75 67 56 A ltivista Glenvar William Byrd Lord Botetourt Covington Alti v ista Covington Alleghany Covington Clifton Forge Glenva r William By rd Lord Botetourt C arve r- - G . W. Covington Alleghany Clifton Forge PIAYOFFS Glenva r CHAM PIONSHIP 72 56 Keep c ool C lifton Forge End of a great sea son; a time to b e th ankf111. 77 �INDOOR TRACK ME:MBERS OF THE 1971-72 INDOOR TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: Tony Furline, Dan Woods, Gary Dudle y , Everett Davis, Coach Sherley Stuart . BACK ROW: Eddie Paschall, Rodney Leary, A ndrew Stark ey , Alfred Fo x, Jeff Allman. GOLF John Johnson TEAM Be nny Holland Dennis Chapma n 78 Doug Jo n es �Ralph Smith 1971- 72 Blue Ridge Champ. (119 lbs) 1971- 72 Wrestling Team Ron (Rookie )White prepares for the pin. Larry Beckner puts the move on his man. The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat. 79 �GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM Va l erie D a l e Dia n e Crump Ja n ice H u ff GIRLS' TRACK 1st ROW: Diane Crump, Rav ene lle Lambe rt, Juanita Wa lton . 2nd ROW : Kathie Sa und e rs, Caroline Watkins Susan Sta rkey , Ja ni c e Ba xt er. ' 80 �GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM 1st ROW: Debbie Cromwell , Janic e Huff, Susa n Sta rkey, Dorinda Oliphant, Linda Humphre y. 2nd ROW : Mrs. Fuller , Janice Ba xt e r, Di a ne Crump, Louise Lucas, Llllian Clark , Juanita Walton. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM 1st ROW: Caroline Watkins, Benita Mann Kathy Saunders. 2nd ROW: Rene~ Perdue, Diane Crump, Linda C ampbell, Margaret Patterson, Juanita Walton, Debbie Brown, Mrs. Fuller. 81 �1972 ADDISON BASEBALL TEAM PIA YERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT 1st ROW: Rick Kingery, Fred Wetzel (capt . ), James Howard. 2nd ROW: George Fralin, David Deeds, Mike Holdren, Brent Feoux, Barry Sink, Roger Cromwell . Fred Wetzel Captain of team and MVP for 1972 Rick Kingery Best Defensive Player 82 �I /,. SPORTS AWARDS -~ 1971-72 Fred Stone A thle t e of th e Yea r . Jua nita Walto n : Outstand ing Fe m a l e Athle t e . George Fra lin Outst a nding W r estle r. Jeff Allman: Unsu ng Track Athlete . Coy Holland Bask e tb a ll MVP . Mark Sco tt: Unsung Baske tb a ll Athlete . Rodney Leary: S po rtsm a nshi p Aw a rd . 87 �2nd ROW: Bonnie Saye rs, Joan Dixon, Louise Lucas, Brenda Caldwell, Diane Crump. 1st ROW: Maria Christofis, Linda Caldwe ll , Lynn Ju dd. v J CHEERLEADERS .l 88 ��HOMECOMING 1971-72 Ho mecoming Contesta nts: Peggy Barnes; Conni e Williams; De siree John s; Kathy Baker; Ju a nita Walton; Marsha Parker; Linda Sutt e nfield. Marsha Parker: Homecoming Quee n 90 �KVG's Tree Planting SENIOR CLASS PICNIC Where' s rev e rse on these stupid things?? H ey! Who's that weird guy tha t' s ste a ling o ur bus? Yeah,, it was four f eet long, and if you don't believe me, Ill cast m y hook in your ear! S e niors sta rt ge ttin g tired afte r 20 minutes of the World Championship Wombat H a n g. 91 The winner, and still champion of the world ... Micke y Bitsko ?? �ADDISON STUDENTS PREPARE FOR: The Fantastiks a The Sound Of Music 92 �BET A CLUB VISITS V.W.C.C. ' -- .>"-: '~ ' L 1• _ 1" ,.. - -~. ....._""'".l~ RED CROSS CHRISTMAS PARTY Addison R e d Cross members collected $250 worth of toys to give as Christmas presents to over 100 retarded children at Tinker Elementary School. And the kids rejoice. Santa returns ~artha G.ill, Shirley Ble vins , and Linda H a irston rela x on long trip. Juanita Walton t akes h er trip seriously. 93 Linda Dickens and Linda Hairston rela x bet\veen conce rts. �- - -.- . - -- SCENES FROM THE SWEETHEART DANCE 94 �Klassroom Kv.~z Contestants Steve Stanley Mike Galliher Ravenelle Lambert Heironomus T ee n Council Lura Hayes Elaine Ba y se Boys and Girls State Karen Jone s Rodn ey Leary Charle ne Ross Miller G Rhod es T ee n Bo a rd Jua nita Walton Debbi e Curry _L 95 �CONTEST WINNERS Candy Contest: Cheryl Reed Essa y Winner: Jean Quesenberry Science Winner : George Simms R ed Cro ss Represent ative: Benny Holland 96 �AWARDS Phi Beta Kappa: Steve Stanley D.E.C.A.: Pat Dudley Newspaper: Kathy Mills Cosmetology : Robbi e Rhodes 97 �AWARDS AND PRESENTATIONS Re~onal Band Wi nne r: T each er o f th e yea r : Mr. John Po we ll Linda Dickens Outstanding Fre nch Stu dent: R ave ne lle La mbe rt 98 �AW ARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS PTSA Scholarships: Steve Stanley and Karen Jones. ( B'nai B'rith and Brotherhood Award: Rodney Leary. Miss Addison Scholarship: Char le ne Ross . 99 �I -- ADDISON ASSEMBLIES 100 ��A MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR Hi there, Thi s edition of th e ADDISON IAN w ill be different from previous editions beca use it will b e given out in August. There a re several r e asons for this late date . For one, th e staff d ec id e d to place several spring events in the book. Th e staff ha s d e creased in si ze, de spite new additions. No one wants to s upport or assist the annual staff, but everyone has a criticis1n . No inatter what a nyone has to say, this yea rbook w ill b e the staff ' s pride an d joy. Th.is ye~rbook is made especia lly for the graduated seniors. J~t think, m a coupl e of week s, many of us wi ll be starting a new life of our own; some have already left home to begin this adventure · The ADDISONIAN will take us for a walk down memory lane. No one ever forgets their beloved (?)teachers. We ll, if you have Just turned to the front section of the book, that should re fresh your memory . Rem ember ho w the football team lost game afte r game? But our baske tball team made up for it by winning the Blue Ridge Champions.~p. Who could ever forget those events? !~e spir1~ of th e student body i s not as good as it could be, but lt is co ntinously impro v ing. We have to learn that the success of anything dep ends on its participants and suppo rte rs. A word of adv ic e to th e new seniors: Watch out for se nioriti es be ca u se the only cure for it is hard work and det e rmin a tion. 102 �Benny Holland Mrs. Simmons Sponsor Fred Wetzel Rodney Leary Kim Snead Sally Finley Wa nda Spraggins Cheryl Reed 103 �D.E.C.A. Sponsored by : Mr. Lovern Gary Quarles consults with student teacher, Mr. Eirich. Be nny obtaine d his job on WLRJ with th e help of D.E.C.A. D. E . C. A. students parti c ipate in fi e ld trip. 104 �c H 0 I R 105 �SEA TED: Krista Belcher, Charlene Ross, Mark Scott, Brenda Fisher; 1st ROW: Ralph Smith, Diane Finney, Desiree Johns, Maria Christophis, Suzanne Webb, George Fralin; 2nd ROW: Fred Wetze l, Barry Sink, Linda Hairston, Yolanda Hamlette, Linda Wright, Dan Woods, Dorothy Miller, Keith Furline, Willie Jackson, Andrew Hopkins, Mr. Robert Firebaugh; 3rd ROW: Juanita Walton, Marilyn Sink, Sharon Perdue, Becky Leach; 4th ROW: Conrad Claytor, Gary Williamson Lisa Byers, Chester Gravely, Danny Pendleton . ' The SCA has been very successful in most of its endeavors this year. It h as participated in the Roanoke Valley High School Rel a tions Council and through its p a rticip a tion, students obtained the privilege of being exempted from semester test if they h a d a certain grade ave r a ge. The SCA has also furnished buses to out of town games . Junior a nd Senior Exchange D ay has been a specia l project. The SCA was a lso r esponsible for getting 18 year olds to register for the coming elections . The SCA is looking forward to future a ctivities and further ende av ors for the betterment of the student body . OFFICERS: President- Krista Belcher Vice President-Ch a rlene Ross Secreta ry (not shown) P a m Crews Asst. S e cretary- Brend a Fisher Treasurer-Mark Scott Sponsor-Mr. Rob e rt Firebaugh 106 �Miss Addison, Miss Homecoming, and escorts watch procession. Our contribution to air pollution ! Senior Exchange Day Our visitors and their guides. These are the lucky ones: a day away from school. 107 �BETA CLUB The Addison Chapter of the National Beta Club, a non-secret, leadershipservice organization for high schol students, w a s chartered this year with a membership of 26 . Ac ti vi ties included a candy sale, an j nauguration a ssembly, a luncheon, a faculty-Beta basketball game, and several visits to area colleges . Only juniors and seniors with 3. 0 or better averages were eligible for membership. Sponsor: Miss Brown; V. Pres . : Helen Green; Treasurer: Krista Belcher; President : Steve Stanley. Kee p y our eyes on the ba ll! Welcome to the Funny Farm! 108 �FTA Red Cross Youth In its second year at Addison, the Red Cross really made a name for itself. They sponsored a very successful Bloodmobile and two parties for retarded children. At one party they collected over $250 in toys for the children. FT A is an organization to promote interest among teachers and interested students. The main activity of the year was the City-wide Dutch Treat held on March 28, 1 1972, at the S [,. W Cafeteri a. At this time, Addison s teacher of the year, Mr . John Powe ll was honored. ' HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL The Human Relations Council is a n orga ni zation that discusses problems of the school a nd works to find the sol utions. They have sponsored ba ke sales at b asketball games and planned a Human Relat ions Exchange Day with other area high schools . 109 �FCA 1 10 �LIBRARY CLUB .t The purpose of the Library Club is to sponsor a greater interest among the students in libraries and library service , to stimulate reading interests, and to encourage interest in library work as a career. Treasurer: Nancy Martin Sponsor: Mrs. A. Jessup President: Diane Crump Secretary: Shirley Blevins ADDISON ALLIANCE Addison resumed newspaper pub lic ation after the discontinuance of last ye ar. Along with the resumption c a me a new name. What was formally the SPOTLIGHT PRESS is now known as the ADDISON ALLIANCE. The first ye a r of the ALLIANCE proved to be a varied and interesting one. Besides the regular monthly chore of producing the newspaper, the staff a nd advisers found time to sponsor a Valentine 's Day Dance, daily doughnut sales, and a mock political primary. Co-Editors-in-Chief: Becky Leach and C athy Mills Sponsors: Mr. Stinnett and Mrs. Vest 11 1 �The Lucy Addison High School Band, under the direction of Mr. U. B. Broadneaux, is composed of 30 members. The band participated this year in pep assemblies, concerts, and in half-time entertainment at football games. The band had the honor of participating in the District Festival, which was held in Danville. 1st ROW: Linda Hairston, Desiree Johns Linda Dickens, Mr. Broadneaux· 2nd ROW· Martha Gill, Becky Pendleton, Shirley ' Blevms; 3rd ROW: Lilburn Smith Sam Hale . ' 1st ROW: Ronnie Robertson Doug J . ' ones Sam P ase h a ll, Micha el P e rdue De . ' ' nn1s Chapman; 2nd ROW: Everette Davi Bill Wilkerson, Conrad Claytor; 3rds, ROW: Steve Stanley, Ricky Kingery Juanit a Walton, Dan Wood, Ronni e ' Hairston. MAJORETTES : 1st ROW: Debra Baker, Evelyn Cooper, Pat Reynolds, Ja ckie Williams; 2nd ROW: Linda Dickens, Donna Rich ardson. l J:? �THE PEP CLUB Pep Club m embers he lpe d prepare the Homecoming bonfire-- ~FFICERS: Debbie Dial, Pat Brown, Tina Ferguson, Anita B e rry, Stepha nie W a lke r , Trina Rose , Patricia Rob e rtson, everly Johnson. , .... l.J -- the n watche d it burn . 11 3 �VICA T e r ry \Vim me r Pa rl i:1 1n e ntarian A ll e n Aus tin Tr ea~ ur e r Jv!arlc en Cook S ec r e tary Thom a s Guilott Pre s i de nt M r . Thom a s Sponso r Mr. Thom as-- c lub adv i sor and sponsor Thom as Guilott-- Club President Terry Wimmer- -Parliamentarian Allen Austin- -Treasurer Marlene Cook--Club S ec r e tary Jeff Janney, V. Pres., shakes hands with Mr. Edwards. 114 ��FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB The Foreign Language Club promotes a b e tter und erst anding of the people and customs of our n e ighboring countries. To becom e more familiar with life styles of those living abroad the students correspond with Pen Pals. In addition, our members conducted bake sal es in order to experience French and Spanish cuisine at the Gourmet Restaurant, Tacos, and the Lakeview Dinner Club. Members Elaine Bayse , Kathy Slusher , Lisa Byers, Nancy Sloan, Bonnie Saye rs, Kathy Baker, Marilyn Sink, Sh elia Dial, Chere Vipperman, Kathy Gallimore, and Bonnie Wolfe. Nancy Slo an, Sec.; Bonni e Saye rs, V . Pres. ; Elaine Ba yse, Pres. ; Ka thy Bak e r, Treas . 116 ��CONGRATULATIONS FROM HAMLAR-CURTIS FUNERAL HOMES Moorman R oad at 10th St. N.W . Roa no ke, Virginia Phone 344-1271 Compare with any other HOLYFIELD FOOD co. 125 Walnut Ave. Vinton, Virginia 24179 For your complete dairy needs OBENCHAIN 'S FLOWERS COMPLIMEN TS OF Prompt-Personal ized Service TR A IL DRIV E-I N TH EATR E Wedding, Funerals, H ospital s Corsages, P ots, Cut Flowers 11 2 P oll and St. Vinton, Virgi nia 345-8385 343-4149 NORTHWEST HARDWARE CO. 2303 Wi lli amson Road 362-1 868 - WILLIAMSON ~·~~~,..,......-- NORTHWEST HA D • E ,..._... " ROAD PHARM AC Y For a ll your hardwa re a nd s porti ng good s upplies . 11 8 �For Better Automobiles New and Old TRY SCOTT-COOPER MOTOR CORP. 2514 Williamson Road N.E. Roanoke, Virginia 24012 Office: 366-8886 ITS THE REi\L THING' WILLIAMSON ROAD SUNOCO SER VICENTER 1718 Williamson Rd. N.E. Richard W. Long Roanoke, Virgin ia 24012 342-9623 Brake Service Tune-Up Min or Repair TRY TO TOP US FOR SER VICE RED CROSS BLOODMOBILE \Ve gave blood because they had free food. but we didn"t kn ow it would taste so bad . Ad:lison collected 67 pints of blood and received an award for the biggest increase over the previous yea r . ,. Steve Stanley. one of our more courageous blood do nors. I' ve created a monster'' ' �Friendliest Most Critical Most Ambitious Mo st Talkative SENIOR Best Dressed Most Attractive Most Sophisticated Most Artistic 120 �Most Musically Inclined Most Persuasive Most Popular Most Pleasant SUPERLATIVES Best Dancer Most cooperative Most Studious and most Ingenious Best All Around 12 1 �SENIOR DIRECTORY ALLMAN, JEFFREY CAMERON 1819 Wayne Street 342-5444 Indoor-Outdoor Track, FCA. Psychiatrist '1 ARNOLD, N. B. 1814 Wayne St., N. E. 345-0655 Newsp aper , Bitsko Repartory Company. Public Relations BANKS, SHIRLEY MA RIE 2036 Gandy Dr., N. W. 344-0748 Pep Club L. P. Nurse BARNES, PEGGY ANN 412 Hanover Ave ., N. W. 344- 4086 DECA: Treasurer & Secret ary; Newspaper, PTSA: Chai rm an; YTeens, Library Club, Senior Class V. Pres . Fashion Merchandiser BAXTER, JANICE ELIZABETH 1 Whitten Ave. , N. W. 344-0467 SCA, Sing-A-Long, GAA, Choir, Beta Club , Pep Club, Cheerleader, Hum an Relations Council, Volley b all , Basketball . Physical Ed . Teacher BELCHER, ARTHUR KERRY 832 Hanover Ave. , N. W. 344-6470 DECA: Sgt . of Arms , V . Pres. ; Basketb all: Captain; Football, Captain; Track. Physic al Ed. Te acher BELCHER, KRISTA MJ\RZETT;\ 832 Hanover Av e., N. W. 344-6470 Y-Teens, Red Cross, Band, Photography Club, V IC A , SCA: President; Beta Club, Boosters, Forensics Club, Honor Society. Bacteriologist BELCHER, VICKIE 2703 F a irfield Dr., N. E. 366-9033 Pep Club, Ch eerl eader . Se cretary BOLDEN, LEONA RD ERWIN 131 Whitten Ave ., N. W. 345-9081 Art Club: Reporter Electrician BONDS, JAM ES OLDEN 1822 Dunb a r St . , N. W. 344-7306 DECA Armed Forces BOWER, TERES A DIANE 3309 Ruston St. , N . E. 366-7117 Cheerleader, Debate Team : Secr etary; Pep Club, Boosters , FBLA: Treasurer. Secretary BRIZENDINE, BONNIE SUE 2016 Way ne St., N. E . 366-6 89 0 DEC A BYERS , LIS /\ JOANNE 119 Oxford Squ a re 343-039 8 Newspape r, French Club, Pep Club. Social ·worke r C A LD WELL, LI NDA GA IL 2225 Kimball Ave. , N. E. 362-0014 Library Club Data Processing DAMR O N , GLORIA JEAN 338 Forest Hill Ave. , N. E. 362-9494 Beta Club DANGERFIELD, WILLIAM D. 1735 W is eAve . , S.E. 344-1238 Footb a ll: Ma n ag er ; Indoor-Outdoor Track, Art Club, Red Cross . A utomobile Mechanic DAV IS, MARTHA ANN 54 8 Chestnut Ave. , N . W. 344-961 8 Cosmetologi st BRADSHAW, EARL 1753 Downing St., N . W. 345-4356 Computer Technology DEANER , S Y LV IA LYNN 1414 17th St., N. E. 343- 5261 Choir, Boo sters. BR IZENDINE, BARBARA ANN 2016 Wayne St., N . E. 366-6 89 0 Red Cross, DECA. DICKENS, LINDA SUE 1538 Baldwin Ave. , N. E. 342- 8 103 Band: Regional and A ll-City; 122 �Girl's Track, Pep Club, Sing-ALong, Drama. Band Director DISHNER, PRISCILLA LEE 616 Stew a rt Ave., N. E. 345-2527 Cheerleader, DECA: President, Boosters. DUDLEY, PATRICIA ANN 709 Hunt Ave ., Apt. 85 366-3216 DECA, FHA, Sing-A-Long, YWCA . Nurse Aide EDWARDS, DONNA BLANCH 2125 Wayne St., N. E. 366-0469 DECA FARMER, SHARON KAYE 2704 Dell Ave., N. E. 342-2535 Newspaper, FBLA, Pep Club. Secretary FLOYD, ROBERT RAY 516 11th St., S. E. Advanced Choir GRANT, DINNAH L. 907 St a uton Ave ., N. W. 342-0390 Beta Club: Asst. Secret a ry. GRAVLEY, CYNTHIA ANN 3021 Shen a do ah Valle y Ave., N.E. 366- 5154 DECA , Pep Club. GREEN , H ELEN FAYE 2 5 25 Kin g St. , N. E. 345-2460 FBLA: Secret a ry; National Honor Society, Beta Club: V . Pres.; Senior Class Asst. Secret ary. Secretary HALE, SAMUEL HENRY 1712 Dupree St., N. W. 343-4175 FCA, Football, Band, Monogram Club, Basketball, Indoor-Outdoor Tra ck, Newspaper, Human Rela tion . Computer Programmer HALL, RUBY ANN 531 Pocahont as Av e . , N. E. 342-7503 FTA, SCA Boosters: Treas.; FBLA. Executive Secretary HAMLETTE, ROBIN MAR IE 803 Hunt Ave., Apt 6 362-8272 L. P. Nurse HA YES , LURA CAROLYN 2014 Gandy Dr., N. W. 345-0004 Boosters, Cheerle a der, Senior Class Secretary , Hum an Relations, Choir, Baseball, Basketball, Heironimus Deb Council, Volleyball, Newspaper, Sing-A-Long, PTSA, FBLA. Medical Secret ary HOGAN, JilvlMY 2631 Idlewild Blvd., N. E. 342-6814 Hot Rod Club Optician HOWARD, JAMES ALBERT 1745 Downing St., N. W. FCA , Base b a ll, Spotlight Press , Boosters, KVG. Civil Service 123 HUNT, DEBORAH 1707 Burrell St . , N. W. 342-0966 Charm Club, Pep Club . Cosmetologist JANNEY, F. JEFF 3235 Courtland Rd., N .W. · 362-4011 Hot Rod Club: President; Senior Class Sgt. of Arms, SCA, V ICA: V. Pres . ; Human Relations, DECA. JOHNS, GLEN 834 Grayson Ave., N. W. 343-9203 Hot Rod Club Truck Driver JONES, KAREN LEE 3216 Oliver Rd., N . E. 366-0902 Choir Accompanist, Beta Club, FTA : President and Secretary; National Honor Soci ety , Newspaper, Church Organist- Choirm aste r. LaPRA DD, JUD Y ELA.INE 727 T azewell Ave., S . E. 342-4684 DECA LEARY, ROD NEY NELSON JR. 3204 Courtl and Rd ., N. W. 362- 44 51 Football, Indoor-Outdoor, Trac k, Wrestling, KVG, Newspape r: Sports Editor; Annu al, Beta Club , FCA, Hum an Re l ations Council, National Honor Soci ety. Career in th e army LEEDY, ROBI N LY NNE 2622 Kenn edy St. , N. E. 366 - 8400 Ch ee rlead er, FBLA. �LITTON, JAMES CUR TIS 120 Avendale Ave . , N . E. 362-0734 MANN, LAUREL BENITA 71 1 Hunt Ave . , Apt 107 362-3840 CAA: President; Boosters: President; Spotlight Press, Freshman Class Secretary, Debate Team, DECA, Volleyball : co-captain; Basketball: co-captain; Softball: captain; Track. Physical Ed . Teacher M.I.ADOR, JAMES A . 408 Liberty Rd . , N. E. 362- 0808 FBLA: Historian . Secr etary MILLER, CAROLINE 2237 Read Road N . E. 366-00S6 DECA MILLS: CA THY SUE 301S Forest Hill Ave. 362-2 008 Thespians, Business Club, Newsp aper: Editor ; Human Relations Council. Secr etary MOORE , LINDA GAIL 709 Vinton Rd . 342-2184 Choir: Se cr etary , Art, Drama. NELSON, LI NDA JOYCE 2114 Holl y Rd. N .E. 366- 18 36 Secre tary NEWBILL , J. RUTH 1720 Down ing St. , N . W. 342-4662 FTA : T reas; DEC A Choir SingA-Long, Newsp ape~ . ' Computer Operator PARKER, MARSHA ELAINE 17 18 Dupree St., N . W. 34S-20S2 Boosters, Newspaper, Choir: V . Pres.; Voll eyball, Basketball. Nurse PATTERSON, MARGARET AN ITA S44 Pocahontas Ave., N . E. 342- 463S Pep Club, Basketball . PERDUE, MICHAEL N. 618 Pochahontas Ave . , N . E. 343- 6828 Band, Music . PERDUE, SHARON DIANE 1709 Dupree St., N . W . 342 - 0194 Booste rs, FHA, SCA, FBLA : Parliamentarian; Library Club, Sophomor e Class Business Manager. Secretary PORTER, WALLACE J . III 91S 9th St., Apt B. 344- 6S20 Minister PRICE, WILLIAM C . 1633MayoDr . , N . W. 344-1300 Tennis, Basketball, FCA, Gymnastics, Sing-A-Long . Club, Business Club, Student _6.d v iso ry Committee . Con1 put er Progran1111 er REED, CHERYL J\NN 101 8 Dale J\ve ., S . E. 344-3003 FHJ\, PTSJ\, Beta C l ub, SCA, Ann ual, Boosters, Cheerleader. RICHARDSON, DONNA D . 3251 Ellsworth St., N . E . 366 - 7452 DECJ\ , Band, Majorettes, Newspap e r, Debate: Asst. Secretary Thespian. ROBINSON, WARREN LEE 2009 Gandy Dr . , N . W. 343-4814 Computer Programmer ROSBOROUGH, FRANC IE LEE 223 Chestnut Ave . , N. W. 343-1007 FBLA Track Boosters, Newspap er SCA PTSA Modern Danc e . ' ' ' Data Processor ROSS, CHARLENE 1906 Gandy Dr., N. W . 343-9029 Junior Class Pr e sident, SCA: V . Pr e s . ; Beta Club, Newspaper: Featur e Writer· Annual: Editor; National Hono~ Society, J A Bank, Student Court, R VHS RC . Journ alism- Newspap e r PRUITT, KA THY LEE 1303 Stewart Ave . 343-6460 SAUNDERS, TOBY ANN 546 Chestnut Ave . , N . W. 343-0794 FTA, FBLA, Beta Club. RAGLAND, LINDA SUE 128 Maddock Av e . 343-2 982 Senior Class Pr e sid ent, Hum an Relations Council, New spaper, Pep SCAGGS, DEBRA DIANE 202 Murr e ll Rd . , N . E. 362-8512 FBLJ\ Secretary 124 �SCALES, DEBORAH J\ RLEJ\ N 1722 Downing St., N . W. 344-469 0 FBLA , Proj e ct 45, PTSA , Boosters. Newspaper Business Se cretary SINK, DJ\ VID LEE 1911 Archb a ld Av e ., N . E . VICA Bricklay er SLUSHER, KATHERINE ANNE 1034 Alvie w Ave ., N . W. 366-6034 Be t a Club, Foreign L a n g u age Club. SMITH, CHERYL A NN 3102 Courtland Rel., N . W . 366-5377 Cheerl ead er, Pe p Club, Busin ess Club. Se cre t a ry SPRAGGINS, W J\ND A GAIL 8 06 H a nove r J\v e ., N. W. 344-7634 Choir, Sin g -A-Long SCA D e b a t e T e am, R VHSRC PTSA Booste rs Annual, Human Relatio~s Coun- ' c il: Pre side nt; Newspa p e r. Social Worke r SPRAKER , 504 Lib e r ty 362-0108 R e el Cross, Dram a tics, T HOMAS C. Rel., N . E. KVG, Ch e ss Club, A nnu a l, Footb all. S TA NLEY, STEVEN BRENT 2 6 0 7 Bowm a n St., N . W. 366- 8 39 1 Ge rman Club Chess Club N a t ional Honor Soc i ety , Bet~ Club: Presid e n t , Ba n d , Newsp a p e r, SCA , Stud e nt Court, PTSA . Physi cist STARKEY , ANDREW 149LeeAve ., N .E. 366- 7940 Ch e ss Club, Base b all, Indoor-Outdoor Track. Ae rosp a c e Engineer STA R KEY , SUSAN LOUISE 149 LeeAve., N .E. 366-7940 Pe p Club, Newspap er, CAA , Voll eyb a ll, Tra ck, Human Rel ations ColU1ci l. V ete ri n ary Medicine STA RKEY, THOMAS SHANNON 535 Poch ah ontas Ave ., N .E. 343-6301 Art Club, Baseba ll, Human Rel ations Co1mcil , Newspaper: Cartoonist. C a r eer in the Navy THROCKMORTON , BONNIE L. 1208 D a l e Ave ., S. E. 343- 9 610 FBLA , Pep Club. Bank Secr etary WALKER, JOHN H. JR. 19 08 Gandy Dr., N. W. 345-3462 Pep Club: Presid ent; FCA, Foo tball. WALKER, ST EPHANIE A . 826 Hanover Av e ., N . W. 343-068 3 Pe p Club, Band, SCA; Spotl ight Pre ss, Choir, Dram a tic s. D ata Proc e ssing WEBB , SUSANNE 702 Stewart Ave ., S. E. 345-2503 FBLA : President ; SCA : Busine ss Man ager; Y- Teen s, Boosters: Program Ch a irman. 125 WETZEL , FREDRICK 18 17 Wise Ave ., S.E. 345- 8278 Football : Tri- Captain; Baseball : Captain; FCA, Annual, Art Cl ub: Treas; Bisko Repertory Co . , KV G, Monogram Club, SCA . Forestry : Wildl ife Managem ent WILLIAMSON, GARY LYNN 261 1 Read Rd . 362- 0872 Hot Rod Club: President; SCA, VICA . WILS ON MICHAEL EUGENE 802 Sta~ton Ave . , N. W. 342- 1722 Monogram Club , Track, FCA, Basketball . WRAY, LARRY ELV IN 1714 Wise Ave . , S. E. 342-3522 El ectronics WRIGHT, LINDA LEE 8 12 Stewart Ave . , S. E. 342- 2653 Modern Dance , Pep Club, Cheerl eader, SCA , Beta Club, Senior Class Treas., Business Club , Human Rel ations Cow1cil. T echnologi st HOLLA ND, BERNARD G. JR . 135 Courtney Ave ., N. E. 366- 4974 Roanoke Cow1cil Red Cross Youth: President; Annual: Asst . Editor; Annual- Newspaper: Photographer; Thespian: Pres. ; RADA CC , RVHSRC, Photography Club, Choir, Wrestling Team, Golf Team, Roanoke Asst . for Retarded Children, Bit sko Repertory Co. Radio/ Television Announcer �126 �No more dark and dingy halls. No more days of looking out. No more trips to the Genera l Office. So it m eans the Se niors wi ll from thi s place . 12 7 �A Final Word Frolll The Senio r s GOOD-BYE! 128 ��� 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. 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Mc<;(.uilkin . .Eth~l to the Belle McQuilk.in MemoTia l Collection ��FOREWORD The "ADDI SOXL-\ "1' ' ha s been publish ed to Letter a e q11ai11t .\- 011 \1-ith our stud ent li fe . vV e hop E: tl!c1t tl t L' s n eccec1i11µ- l·lw;scs "-ill e n- cleaYor to fo ll ow ,_,-ithin our ti- eads a11cl make th e Y earbook p11hli cat·io11 <.s ch erish ed an ord ea l i11 their prog-rn m of a c tiYiti es as that of 011rs. D esp ite th e many hancli<.: aps, hea rta c hes , li eada e h Ps, a11d disappointments conn ec t ed ,,-ith th e pub li cation of this Y earbook to achi eYe p Pr s ist ed . th e d es ire ~\s a r es ult , a d ili ~· e 11t ;1 11 cl \\-eat·~- staff pn· s1·111"s i he third eclition of th e "~\oD; so>: JA:\'. " The Editor �A : ~ -~ "l r"\ - / ·.,' ,) f '',;! y ' / C - ( /'/<) S' 0 1195 0100136 4 J. CLODIU:::i TOLES DEDIC AT IO N B C'l'a n se of liis e n c nw·aµ·~ n ll'nt , hi -; c1 epcrnla b1 e a(hi cP. and hi s "on1 wn1tio11 , \r e the rn rm lJl' l's of t h e gT<Hlu ai in g· cl nss of ·-1-s fr e1 it :il tog·e tl1 r l' fitti11g a m1 prop e l' t hn t " ·e t1ec1i cat e th is, th e t hir cl ed iti on 111' th e ' ' r\ DD lSO :'-: JA:'-:. , to :\fr . .J. C lnc1iu " T o les . \\'c ar e gTrat l ~· ind ebt ed hi him. fnr \\"ith o u t h is ass i,.,ta 11 cc t li e :rnlili cat in11 of t hi s IJoo k pl'ol.rnbl.'· \rn nlcl n ot h ;1\·e bee n po:-:s ible. �PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE To The Senior Cla ss of 1 9-!8: You are to be congratulated for pel'p et11ati11g th e id ea of t!tr official oq.!«111 of th e school-The Adclison ia n. This exper ie n ce is ntluahlr i11 ma11y \\"a.,·s . It· m a k es poss ibl e th e bringing together of llll:lll.' . id eas to he \\·m· e 11 into on e· paH l' l'n for th e r ealization of this projec t. This demr:nstratio11 of \\"OJ'king· toµ:rtlwl' is basic to Her~· ar ea of liYin g. Id eas al'e born in th e h ea rt s of m e n "·h ethcr good or r·,·il. Th e id ea of "·orld domin a tion by a n at ion, of socia l leg· islati o n , of ecl11 catio11 , ol' !t11rna11 ri g·hts, u:; "·ell as oth er a r eas affeeting the g e n e ral \\· elfan• of people stern from the h earts of m en. :.\'lore importa nt than th ese id ea s are t!te nwthocls a11cl \\"Cl_\"S i11 \Yhi ch they arP co n <.:e iYec1 a nd "·hi c h ultimat e !.'· ])l"i11g- tl1t-m into play w.; positiYe or n ega tiYe fo r ces i11 our society. MMe important titan tl1 e puuli<.:atio11 of th e Adclisonian are th e fa c tors "·hi ch prompt ed yon to p11t _,·0 111' id eas i11tn ac tion , to agree to accept thr r esponsib ility i11 "·orkitq.!· 011 t·his prnjed , a11cl th e "·illingness to \\·ork coo p e l'atively to see th e task co mpl et ed. Th e compl etion of th e hiu·h sc hoo l cr. urc;e s houlcl e n ah lr t!tP indiYiclual to ha Ye a. high qualit~· of ideas a'nd id ea ls . On e s ho uld lea rn th e nt!n e nt' sh;1ri11u-, of coop eratiY e pl a nning· and of purpos efu l liYinµ:. 011 e·s '-'kills should he rnri!'c hig h\_,. r efined wh e thPr in a o.;uh j ec t fi cl rl or thr al'eas of liYinµ: . Th l'rr s !t o uld h e dee per a nd bro ader int er ests g-rnwi11g nut of on e ·s tTaini11µ: . Th e lea rnin i:i:s that ynu h aYe i.!·a iued from ,\·onr hig·h s<'hool e xp e ri c n <'P ,,hou lcl be nf mu c h Yalu e in futur e s ituation ~. The A cldisonian sho11lcl i11spire a ll classes to continu e such a publi ca tion a s this, i11 order to pl' esrn- e tl1e r rr.ol'cl r!mn1 thrnngh th e YecffS. Tt s co11tc 11h s hf>1 1k1 r r fl ed a »p il'it of m·rki11g· 1'n~·rth er that just ifies.th e motto of' th e sc lino l: Cltara c f·c r , 8l' lwlars ltip a11cl Se ni ce. I-I. D. Ca l'p e 11te r , .Jr. �H. D. CARl-'EXTER , JR., P RI~t'Il' .-\L ,, i;·1 ,. ~) ./·''• • ~ f :'l ll~ :S ~ADI!-:\". .-\~WI' . L .-\\\":SO:'\ , l 'Hl:\l ' ll '.-\ L ��THE FACULTY 1. :i. -L :}. li. I. s. n. 10. 1 l. I :! . l :l. H. 15. Hi. l7 . 18 . I D. - :!O. :! I. .-, .) ~fl. ::o. :n . :1 :! . :c;. ;q _ :15. :rn. ., ·" ' · l\[rs. H . W . .-\u s tiu . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .... Co re; E ug lis h l\1[ iss G. C. B rowu . . . . ... .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. . . . .. . . . . . Co re ; A 111 er. His t o ry; Wo rl d H isto ry l\Ir . H . D. Ca rjl e u t e r .. . . ... .... . . . . .. . .. . .. . . .. . . . P rin c ipa l :\!rs. A. C. C':J lc1mrn . . .. . . ... . ......... . .. ... . .. . . Co111111 er c ia I D ep a r t lll e u t l\lr . H . C. Co le rn :rn . .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . .... . . . . .. . .. . E lect rici t y l\I rs. A . i\I Coope r. . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . . ... . . .. .. . Co re; A m e r. H isto r y; ·w o rld H.isto r y :\Ii ss G. E. Coo p e r . .. . . . .. ... . . . . . . . . .. .. . .... . . . . Co n1111 e rc ia l Depa r t me n t :\!rs. E . C. Cot hrnn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . .. .. . E i!!h t.h G r a d e Cor e l\Irs. P . B. F ear s . ... . . . .. . . . ... . . .. .... ... . . ..... . D r[;lll a t.i cs; E ig ht h Gra d e Co re l\i r. P . \\". G idd i ll'~s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P h y s ics; Genera l s~ i e n c e :\I iss A . B. 1-bc kl ey . .... . . . .. . . . .. . .... .. . ... .. .. l\1:itiw ma t ics IH' \". J. TI . ..i oh:: : .; u, J:· . .... . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . B'.b le :\fr . \V. L .•fo ues . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . ... .. .. . .. . .... .. Gene ral l\fot h ; Scie uce :\Ii ss E . :\I. K ee n .... ... . .. .. . .. . .... .. .. . . . .. . .. Mnt he rn a ti cs l\Ir. F . D. Lnwso u .................. .. Ph ys ica l a nd H en lt h E .Ju cat iou :\{i ss S . \ ". L :m s o: 1 .. . . . . . .. . .. . . ... ... .. .. .. . .. .. E n g lish l\[r . ..-\. G. l\h ckliu . . . .. . . . ... ... .. .. . . . . .. . .. . . . . H ig h Sc hool Coun sell o r :\Irs. L. \\". l\l it<" he ll .. . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . .. .. .. . ... . . E ng lish :\Ir. ,). \ \". -:'\ a h or s .. .... . . . .. . .. . . . . .. .. . . .... ... A nto l\1ec ha ui rs :\Irs . E. B. P r11\'l ey · . . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . l' hys ica l :rnd H ea ith Ed ucat ion :\ li s~ E . TI . l'o in :le:xle r .. . .. . .. .. . . .... .. . . . . . . .. . . M us ic :\l rs. E. T . Tie id .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . ... . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . Ho rn e Eco uomi c>s :\Irs. E. C. lfo h in:· o. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L atin ; E ng li s h :\Irs. G. T . Sco tt .. . . . . . .... . . .... .. . .. . . . .... .. . . . Core ; Lat.in ; Spa ni sh ':\i r. J . D. Se rre ll . . . . . . . B ui ldin g Co us t nw t io n :\[ r . J . ..-\. SpP ncer . .. . . . .. . . ... . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .. . . . . C he mi stry; B io logy; Ge ne r :i 1 Scie uce :\ [i ss A. l\1. T hou1 pso n . . . . . .. ... . . . . .... .. . . .. . . .. E ug li sh ; F r enc h M rs. I-1 . B. T!io uq 1so 1• . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. Cor e; B i ology; General Scien ce i\1 r . J. C. To les . ... . . . . .... . . . . . . . .. . . . . . ... . . . . .'\l gc u ra.; B io logy :\J iss ..-\ . L . Turn e r . . . . . . . . . . ..... .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. Co re; Am e r. H istory ; C i Y i l' ~ :\Ir. J . B . Ty ues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gc 1wrn I Shol ' ; Ba n il :\[ rs . ..-\ . F' . T y rel' . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . . S0c r eta rY :\'lrs. E. H . Y a u;.d rn ..... . . . .. . .. . . . .. . . .. Ci,·ies; -\.vo r lll H is t o ry: E ng li sh l\l rs. J. B. \V ils on . . . .... . . . . . .. . . . .. . ... . . . . . . ... . H o me Eco nomi cs :\frs. D. D. \\'itte n . . .... . .. . . . ... . ... .. ..... . . . .. . Ge nera l S cience; Ge ue ra l :\foth ; Co r e :\Ji ss H. L . W h it e . . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . ... . . .... . . . .. .. . T'hY ~ i vn l n ud l-i.1.•a lt h Et!lllatiou :\!rs. H . B. Whi t wo rth .. - . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . Li b r :i ri a u ��THE ANNU i-\ L SI'AFF l·:dit o r -in -C lii ef . . . .......... . . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . .. .. . . . . ..... .. . . . . . . D. L::i\. f' rn e B rom 1 _-\.s,i >: t n11t Editor ~ . . . . .... . .. ... . . . . . .. .. . . .. . . .. ... . . . . .. . . .. ... . D o ri s Jlnnt er John :\fo ldrnm LitPra ry E .li ton; .. .. . . . . .. . ... • ...... . .. ..... ........ • ... .-\udn•y ) frCrny R o land:i Sy dnor . . .. .. Ge ra ld ine \\"i lli an1:" S 11 or b F:1 ii tor ... Assist:rnt Spo rt -< E d it o r Chri stine P et ty .·\r ts I·: :lit or s EH•l\'11 B ln" !rn·p JJ Ty11i s t s . . .. . . . .. . .. . .. .. . . . . .... . ... .... . . Fr:11; ce~ Da 11d rid;2,·c ...... ..... . . Pa ul T nte n orl't li:i \\'ns lii ngton .I e:111 \\-illi a1 11s Eugen e D11d ll'y . A lfre d S 11e nee r .J u :--1 11 it:1 Page Ho b ert ~Io or 111:in .-\d, · i ~O I' ~ . . .. .. . . . . . ... . . . . .. · .. . · ·. · · · · · · · · · · · ... . . . . . .. . )fi s,; !·:. 11. l'o in1kx t er .I. C lod in ,; To lvs ?l[L . )l iss 1:: 11ni \'e Coo 11e r )irs. E. C. Hol 1i11,-on �I l't f'. . c::::r/-t 1 .11.."'/'L U.ln, u ; c y ADUJSO:\ H I GH S(' I LOOL A LMi\ JvlATER J. Hai l to t h ee . 0 111· A lm a :VI ater Ciu anli :111 of th e right. O ur foot s1·eps \\·ill rn:'\·e r fa lt e r Uu icl ed b.\· t il y li g h t. C h or u s : A lm s :vfat e r ! A lm a : vrate r ! T hee "·e \\·ill 11 e \·e r fa il. Loysl so ns n nd L oya l d a u g ht e rs , Adc1 isrrn , .A ll hn il ! 2. Om:- strnn g· 11a n cl cr1n n c 'e r b e brok e ll , Form ed in Aclcli s1 1n H ig h. Far s urpass in g \\· ea lth lln spok e 11 , S ea led by fri e 11clsh ip 's t ie . ��SENIORS \" J·: L ::'l l. \ \· 1-::-;·1· 1 \: J·: !::-: T U '\' I~ ,J(JJ I .'\ .I l '\: J l' S .I!·:'\' h: JXR L<J l ·1:-; 1-: !W I .. \\:!>.\ J ·' l~I · : J) JlEU>l ~ L\ ' J'l'H XF:H L01 ' \ ' l·:'\'I.\ S Yl> X OH ::'1 1():-;s, .I I ~ . H I-: \· .-\ :'I I :\! ·: 11.-\Hl'l ·:H \ \'II.Lil ·: S J\:(: U : T UX ..\~'l >J n:r J, () LJ JSJ·: ,\ TCC IL\ \' J) J·: LUJ S CO >::-;T J·: LL A HO fH:WI' \VJ Ll , 1.-\:\f < ' LJ ·: :\I J·:>: T :-; < : OO l'J ·: J ~ J, (',' J' TIJ ·; l l O IW-; llll ' l.::1'.L\ :-.1 �SEN IOR S <'L .-\ Y HHOO I\: ( I. :\ H I 8:-; :\ LI·:>: U I ~.-\ l '.-\ L~H:R L OH H _.\ I :'\ I·: ~I.\ RT I :'\ l{ OS .\LJ ·: I·: 11.-\ LI·: ( ·1i .-\J'\1, 1·:8 11 1..:'\ llY '\E\\. T OX .J i · _.\ '\ IT .-\ I l I·: I , R l '\ I·: I ' .-\(; 1:; ll <Hn:T ll..\ .J.-\'\ I·: \\'.-\8 111 '\V l'O'\ ! 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JI ~.-\'\ 1 '.-\XX ,\ I> .-\\' LILLI.-\:\ \VlLLl.-\:'l f S lll·: I11i l·:H T .-\11Tlll : R OT I·:'l ( ' J-I H I ::> TI '\ I·: .-\L:'lfED .-\ P ETT\' FIL -\:\< ' I S .\1.-\H 1.-\'\ D.-\ i\DH l l) (;J-: I l .-\ \ ' 11 > S :\11 TH , cll1. l >Olns O l >J·:TT I:: Jll' :\ TJ·:R t;J ...\ I >\';-; l·'H ..\:\l' I·::-> l~ l L' I ~ F; J·: li lo\ u ; \' (; I·: ) ll<: I·: H .\'\E S .. JI { . t: L '.Jl>l'\ I·: H l ~.-\ :\'\ .-\ <T :\ llil ~ I ·' I' I·:'\:\ J·:T 11 \: ')ID I .-\ '\ \\' I I IT L0< ' I\: �SENIORS (; L ADY S .\ f.\1 {11·: .I OS l·: l ' ll Fll"\11'1<1 ~ ;-; H L ..\ l\: l·:L Y Hlff\"\"i<ll. .111. \" OH ,\ H l·:.-\ZJ-:AL 11.·\< ' l\: 1.l·:Y .I 0 11 E. ~,; 11. ~I I·: LI Jlff \ f G l ·:l~ .-\LDl:'\I·: \\ 'IL LL-\~TS .J.-\:\fl·:S If. WJLSO:\ Ll ' L.-\ 11 1m:-:l<' 1·: O\n::-:s Wl?\l·' ln:T ./. ( '. \ 1.-\HTI\" C: Ji lR I .\ !·:L I I.AH l·: TI I ( 'l) H HS 111·:/.rn I A If ll OLL-\:'\ll (; L A J) Y S ll l·:ST I:'\ 1·: S I 11 ~ r'T' I·: m:;oN SA IL\ ll llAWl'lllil'LA l> ILL O'.'J �- -- - c: < - -~ -=- j �E L EY .EN" 'l' J f ( ;IL \ I >J:: TENTII G RA J)}; ���CLASS HISTORY ~1~ _t h e fa ll of 194-!, t hree gro u ps of JOG ard e nt students, dl'\«>t ed to til e a cqu _1s1t10n of kn o\\"l edge from bon ks, mount ed tlt e l1i s toril· s11 ·1 )S 111' L111·y Add1son Hi g h Sch oo l. These s tm1 e nt s \\" e r e in a ,,·hirl of e1111fllsio11 i1aYinµ: just r.o mple t ed trainin g a t Ga i11 sboro, G ilm er, ;1n cl Ilarris1111 EI C' mP11tar.'· ~(·lto o l s, " ·h ere t h e ba sic pr i11 c ip l es of lea rni11 g \r e 1·c i1111rnl't ed. Thi s Jll'l'plPxit , · ,,·as dearly_ so lved as \\"e \\" e r e p ltt ced umk:· th e prud e nt i.t11idan1: e 11 !' :\f1·s . (' Po p e r uncl M iss Turner . 1-!ere, w e as Freshm e n began to mnlcl r eco 1·<.1s \\"hi e l1 \\"1111ld i11flu c 11" e al 1 nur ln-es. "\V e were e n cnura!.!·ed t o take i11 c r e;1sed d l·,·11 ti11n i11 ou r 11 (' \\. ,.wltool home, an d to b e more lacl,v -lik e or g c 11 t le ma11-lik e. U nd e r tlw i1111) lyi11g· c o11l' c 1·n uf our pr in cipa l, lVIr. S. F . Sco tt , " ·e adj usted ourseh·es to our Ill'\\. \\"orld a world c r ea t ed on h · \\·he n one b eco m es a nwmlic r of a ltig·h sl'hnnl. 80011 \\"<' fo1111d our in terests wa n.der i1w at r a ndom amo nl)" th e man\· ;111 cl n1riPc1 ac tiYiti Ps. O ur t~achers sho\\·ed mrn q~ ] co n cE-r 11 i11 ou r,. . \l·e ll -be i11~· ;ind e <1n·ul d ee pl_v i11 the fo lds of our mind s th e imp ortance of g-r rat bc;:d11nings . As a r esult. some of us became ex trPme ly interest ed in accn mplislting ou1:sta11di1q..!· dl' <:lls thrn11gho1tf· our hig h sch oo l ca r per s and found c:o nt e ntm e n ~ i11 sporh \l·hilP oth e 1·s 1: at e r ed to th e less strenuou s activit ies. In our soph omo r e Year with ou r m e nt a l a c ut e n ess sltarp <: 11 e<l and " · it lt ii desire t o su cceed , w e pa~secl into our sceo ncl year nf fo nn a l s cl·OtHlnry ccl11 l·at io11 . Our c lassmates -,,·er e se nt , aceo r d in g· to th e ir c- hoi l'e, into the tltrt>t ' cl iYisilln" of a cadem ic stucly. During· this yea r man y of n s became m emlwrs of th e· .:\'atio11al l~ on or Soc iety. W e re j o iced b ef'.a 1tse w e h ad fi11ish cc1 tl1 <: clrearlC'd lto11r:-· nl' Co r e . "\Ve t hough t of th e a lgeb ra a nd lHn g-uage c n urses ])l)a s tftilly , h11t ;1f ter sev era l weeks we d ecided t ha t w e h ad b ee n \\Tong- . E;wh cla.'· \\"P fo 111J1l ourse h ·es becom in g mor e a part of Add iso n th a n b efore. Ou r prim·ip1tl c1nri11~· th e .'· e ar wa s Miss S. \ ' . L::l\n;o n a nd throuo·hout t lt e semes':c rs. ~1w snn· e_,·e d 011r i11 Pra dieable tr ~ad s and sen· ecl a s o ur c hief nch· isor. But " ·it lt th e s \\· iftly 111 1>,·i11g· 1•urf E:nt nf tim e, w e found o ur st or e of \\·n rth.'· acrnmp li s hm e 11ts fo r 0 11 r ~11pl11111101 ·e year wash ed in the in Yis ibl e sands of tim e. For in 0 111· <:lam o r of a dj11st111 e nt \\·e a ll ow ed ourseh·es to l<> p se in a s t ate of ind ole nt idl e n ess . At l ast , we nm,· as .Ju n iors, awoke an d lY'g·a11 to Yisnali zc th e <: nll of (1111· ht!!.'h schoo l cu ltiYnt ion . We had finall y 3cqui r ed seats in th P l1111g· tinw <' ll\"i Pr1 m1c1c1l e row in assern bl_, .. "\V e hn cl ac quired a n rlernted e lass of ap pre1·iation . int e ll ectna l upl e,·elin g a nd of so c ia l betterment. . Aga in we beg·an to striv e, to seek , to find ~: ml to inh e rit thr trn e nnd rnl'an;ng-ful sense of "·isdorn and sc niorship . V{c \Y e r c fl ete nnin f' d to h e ip build a m nra ll .'- better Addison . For the first tim e sine<: w e h e!.!·a n on1· sed a t e and <:xt ~ n s i \·e .i ourn e,- th r o u g h hi o·h school ou r class assembled a1irl h e1:1111H· 011P . H ere w e e lec t ed Du.cnnz 1-Ian cncl<, as pres ide 11 t; C hristin e Pe t ty, ns Yie <: pre sirl l' 11t; E ln is Ham lin as sec r et ;:i 1T a nd Gera ldi n e vVili a ms as tr easur e r. With t lw aid "f our ro ll c ~ll t eac h ers," ~if 1--.; . Rnhinsoin, '.VJ n; . C1> l ~nrn11, and M iss f'oopPr. " ·p r· ho sP nur (·l a"s advisors. B,v 11 11 a 11i mnus ,-otr-, Mi-. .J. C 111di11s Tol es and -~\li ss E1rni ce R. Pnincl ex t <>r \\·er e .~P] e ct e cl. With a ll our c·o111hi11 r d efforts., in .J1111 r, th r .J nn ior C l ass p r esent ed 011 e of the mo<·t r e pr es1·ntnti,· e prop.Tams eYe r p erfo r in ecl a t Arkl isnn, a ncl w ith t h<' e~e rc 1 s1q2: of fl1lr .J1111iorsl1ip. Wl ', \\· it·!; our µ:nests , att e11d ed th e .J u ni nr-S e 11i o r Prom in fu ll fas hirn1. Titus , \\·e r nd e d �our ,Tun ior y ear in nrnj estic form a Ii t y aml incr eased knmYl edge \Yhi ch th e .\· ear itself exemplified. In the fall of J 947, as \Y e p1·epat·ed to r01111c1 th e last la p of our high sc hool edu cation , eac h se ni or exhiuit ed qnaliti es whi c h r ea red him up hi g h er 11rn1 loomed large on the horizo n of Arlcli so 11 's sc roll of m e rit and exce llen ce. \\' e realiz ed th e Titanic importan ce rn1d em in ence of the drama "·h ose setting \Y e staged \\'ith a lust for no11- ta ntol og,, ·, we d ec icl ecl to pub li sh th e w elt er of n e\\' S of our c lac;s in a n an11nal. Vv e plann ed ext ens iY ely eac h proj ect t 0 be se nrnnti e a nd lurin g . Our accomp lishm ents w ere worthy mod els of our nggranclizem e11 t. \ Ve are h oping: that th e i11fl111:•rn:c of th e Graduat in g Class of '-±8 \\'ill be in still ed into tli e illlwrmost parts of th e h ea rb of r emainin g Adclisonians. \V e ch all enge thr J uniors to follow " ·ithin our unforg ettable trea d and creat e an eYen hi g h er stanrlard for Adcliso ni ans. To the Pacn Hy , \Y e \\·ish to expres.'i our gratitude for th eir untirin~ effo rt s to mak e us "·hat '\" C are . B ec:rnse of you , \l" e haY e a cquired an infallihl e m e th on 11£ p:nicling onr lin•s and \\'e a r e no\\· cog:ni za nt of th e n eces'iar.\· qua li t ies for a c iti zen of moral attainm ent. vV e ar e pr0parecl. to Yentur e into thi s \\"C!l'l cl 0f toil , choose an h on est, respectabl e fie ld of <H:tiYit.\· , and liYe th e li fe of proud Ameri ca n citi zens. CLASS PROPHECY Before this sc ie nti f ic age whrn ;i ..:bss prophecy .,,·as \\Titt en , nne u su all.\co nsnlt ecl some source whi ch it \\'as ).!."~ 11crall.'· snpposed l1 ad cert.ain proph et ic PO\Y el'S, Hm\- e\'et'. in this en li ghtcm·cl .\· ea r of El -18, it is not n eces:~a l'.\" to r esort to this clnbions m eth od . Tnst ea_(l " ·e haY e m ad e use of mod e rn sc ie nce . La\\·s of prnbabili1>· i1 0\\' rule obsol ete pra ct ices. Aft er a l·areful anal.\·sis of th e ch aracte r s m1cl p ersonaliti e-; of the members of th e g:radnatin g class nf '48, a 1Hl after app]_,·inµ: ln \\·s of probability. \l" e lia\' e th e fn llo\Yin g prnph ec.'·: 1 DaYicl S mith-A '·cool papa' ' ( o\\'n s an ice p la nt ) . !\ z il r Lang·hornr- T ca d1 er of Fn•n ch 10. Ar nisha Ke elin g·-Raby sittc·1· ( for he r o\rn babi es ) . ,\h·in Ke elin g·- Trwk clri,· e1· nnll politi cim1. K e nnith Whitlock-Handlinµ- a ca se on the ' 'P 1ieonst ituti onn li ty of th e ('o nstitntinn . · · f'l etis ,Jo11es- P erso1rn el ma11af!'t•r for st a rs . .Jnlrn -l e11kins-'' Prin1te E .\·e''. .Juanita Hn11t- D1·iy es a taxi fo r a hohh_, .. E ll e n S ·:.> a rs-S,•c r rt ar.\· to th e D. LaY ern e RrmY:l. \'irg:inia \\'nr1lh- Teac lwr of astro 11 orn.Y. Th rc kla llmrnrcl-A t elephon e oper<ltor. Rnsa I-laiwock -- ~i~. d1t club singer a 11cl clrnrch e hoinn emb er. Clara C'a nnalla.\·-P h,Ysi c·al Ell11 ca.tin11 T each Pr-. �H ezikiah Holland-l\'Iemb er of the -:VI ed iatio11 Board of Co 111t·d i;i11s, l 11 1.: . Maxine Sea r s- Owner of a Co nYa lesce nt llC'm c fol' e ld l'l"ly \1·0 111t·11. Duconz I-I an coc k-D e;:; i~n e r of wome n 's elothinp: . June Colston- Go in g to ni g ht sc hoo l nt li. of I !I. Youtha R eyn old s--Teac her of Ph ,,·si ea I Edu cation. m oria Cobbs- A dl'f::."S cl esig-ner in Dogpatch . Laura Irv ing-Ha irdresser for B etti e Da\' is. D oris Cann aclay-- -Dogpatch bea uticia n . Georg-e Young-L ost whil e in l'Out e to t h e 1110011. Stafford W oocls- Am el'i can S h1t esman . ,l ean Williams-Owns th e larges t ice e r earn par lo!' 111 t l1 e (·it.'·· \Villia rn Walton-H en-p eck ed hnsba nd. Ralph 1\!I eadows-Resiclin g in a cn ke of icP lJC'ea tt sP of eo111plil:atio11s !ha t oecn rred whi le h e \Y as r epa irin g a rd'r ig cl'atio11 1111it. D oreth a ·i;vas hin~t o n-An eff icient Sec retary in \ Vas lii11g·to n , D. < '. Oer ald in•! vVi lli ams-H ea d of Physiea l Eclueatio 11 D e p;p·t1n e 11 t at Hm,·anl l ' ni versity . Alfred Spe nce r -Co nf in ed to hi s hom e becansl' he fol'µ:ot to i1wlt1<1 e a d oo r t o th e house h e desig ned for hi1nse lf. ,folm Me ldrum-Po et Laureate of l ;o \1·er S lo\'nn>k ia. Christin e P etty-Ha ppil y marri ed ( \1·ith lif'I' 0\\·11 littl e l>a sk etha ll tt•arn ). H erbert Otey a nd Willi e S ing-l et on-Profcssirn1al foot hall stars. Dori s Hu nter-H ea d nurse at Freedman's Hospital. Charl es Nevvton - Speech t each er t o parrots . Reva H arper -Ca lli e Gla:by a nd Sa ra h Di llo11 --a lso 1111rses at F1· rpd111a11 ',..; . .James vVi lson---Lion tamer who 's not afraid of mi <"e e ith e r. J nseph Brunn er a nd Mary Ann P enn-You g11 e,;s! Evelyn B lackwP,ll-Farned artist. Margaret Berkl ey- Baby sitter. D. LaY erne Bro\Yn-vVriter of loca l obitnarv colnmn. J ames Caldwell-Po lieeman for b ett er or for: ,,·nr>'e. Robert Coop er-Bandleacle r fo r .Jimm ie Durant e. Glod in e Cundiff-Man age r of a dist ri ct Fo rd Company. Paul T ate- R eade r of Moth er Goose Rhynws . Co rrin~ Gray-WidO\Y ( after d eath of her 8t h ]111 ,..;ba 11 c1 ) . V irgin ia Ha irston-I.Jover of Sh akesp earian Ii t era t u r e. Lenora Ha le-Marr ied and happ,v , it seems. Ruth lVIcK inn ey-Manicm· ist for kitten s. Robert Moorma n-Sell s silnrwarc by f latt e ri n g· th e \\·ome n. -Tame-; :\ el so n -Ph o tn µT a ph~· of chi mney int e riors. Bernice Ow ens~Lo ,va l c hurch memh cr . .Juan ita Page an d Obb ie S vund ers---Ex ceutin '1 Ce retaJ"i es of Y\Vl '1\ and YMCA respectively. Claxton Pow ell-Forema n at fr eight st at ion. Hazel Price- Mode l for "Seventeen" . Faye Roertson--Kews rPport er. Willi e Smith-Em in ent farme r . Yirg ini a Sm ith-I-I nm ? hou se wife. Ro landa Sydnnr- Eclitor of th e Sa lem \ \!or iel News. W infret Martin-T ele phon e lin esman . Frank Kog-er-Explorer and elep lrnn t lrnnter i11 t he B e lg i;111 (' o 11 Q·n. Marga ret Amos- 2·iv es weath e r r ep()rts to :-,t a ti o11 \ VHO \ ' \\"ith J: o i,. ; \Vri p: ht as her ass ista nt. �Doris Hi chm a11--Accountant in papa ·s g ro cer>·· Be rk eley l3a nks-Ca n g ht b~' hi s s houlder .· in l:1 s ubmarine port h ol e. Pran ces Da11d rid ge-Teacher at L lVI. A. Betty Poindext er-Torch S inger . G lacl~·s Ri ce-Lig hts Betty 's torch l ·,yith a mat ch ). ? ltilip DaYi s--Combin es Boog ie a nd Ba ch in Ca rn eg ie Hall. l~ eH L'I,,- Hal e- C hampi on billiard player \" ern arcl 1\Tart·in - Own r r of a lnrgc cl epa rtmc•nt store E u ge ne Dudl ey-S al es Clerk in Mart in 's De pt. S tore. Fran ces Hi cks, Iren e I1on g, Eloi s Hamlin-secr etari Ps m lVIa rtin ·s D ep t. Sto r e. Freel B r0\n1-I-I og raiser on hi s own fa rm. D elois Clem ents-Still sellin g ice cr ea m at Chilli e Bean 's. Mari e Bump ers-F ini sh ed voi ce culture course and b ecam e toba cco au ction eer . Nora Ha ckley-Kind er ga rt en t eac her. A udrey 1VIcCrc1y-Osca r winn er in H o ll~· "·oo cl . Cla ri ssa Ma r tin- Sin gle and jivi n g th P feilO\YS. A lb er t Dnpree-Plays tun es on patients t ee th ( a denti st). Yiol et J on es-Hou sew ife ( wi f' 14 ehulrn1 ) . l\'Iik1recl Ja ckson and Mary Mack-R eceptioni sts in A lb ert Duprec's office. Y elm a S ton e- -Co ver girl for t h e Poli ce Gazet t e. D eloria Turn er --Wh at a sin ge r! sn ch a hi gh salar.v. Gladys S h ep p er f.:o n- Presides at m Pe tin ;:r of th e " L ittle Three. ·· C rystal \ Vhit e- M inister \Yith a larirP. co n!!:reQ·a ti on. M~n-in Wa shin gton-Plays Santa Claus. ~ . Claudin e Logarlt--A churchw ork er ( of a ll th in gs). A lfr ed S p en cer and R al ph :Meadows �CLASS SONG CLASS POENl To th e tune of : "Now Is Th e Hour" I For we will loYe you ahn1ys, Now is th e houl" Th at we must sa y :,mod-Ly e Soon we'll b e leav ing· D ear old Addison High. You are the school That 's d ea r est in our h earts, Now that th e time is spent W e must d epart. II Th e tim e lia s come "·h c 11 \\" <' n111st g·o And lea Ye behiPd th e t'ri c 11d s ,,.<. kno''" Tho ' \\· e ma.'· farl c a\\·a.'· f1·r1n1 sight \V e ·n sti ll ha Ye nw11111ri <·s ()!' gTeat dt•lig·ht . \Vf' thank m1r t ea c hC'I's \\·hr1 ' y e lw c 11 YC'I',\' g 1·and Ancl hop e tha t th<',\' ,,·ill 1111cl!'rsta11d. Tha t tho ' \n"re lC'aYing ()Id , \ddison 1Iig·h \Vc' ll think of all tlt r days g'<111c 11~-. Tho· the tim e' \\'ii I pa ss 11\\·a.\· It \\·ill ah,·a,,·s ser111 as ~-1·s1' e 1·da ,\·. Hm,- r! an \\' 0. CYC' l' fm·g0t this pla ce Or th e m e mori es of Your ki11d facr ? \Ve will rn iss a 11 stt tc.ll'11 ts a 11 rl fri e nds But a s yon k110\\' all g·ood t·hi11g·s t'tl<I. And th~>· Silme (fa ,,- \\' C "·ill h r pal'te<l vVe' ll 11 eYe r fo rg t the da.'· w e started. 0 No''' is th e time F or u s to sta rt an ew. And on life's journey W e w ill think of you, Then wh en w e 'r e go n e 0 p lease remember u s ; For w e wi 11 loYe you al way,, , Addison. No , w e ' ll 11 ever forg·C'l this µTeat da~· Ev en \\·h e11 yo u arC' nl<l and µTa_,._ Our t ea c h e rs lrnn· h ce 11 so Y<'I'_,. d ea r , W e hope that. tl1 e,,- \\·ill n<·,· c r f ea t'. For when ,,·c' 1·e 011 lifr 's hattl effrld \V e'll s triY e 011 to the c· 1HI , And wh e n the battl e se ems 11ot wo11 vVe ' ll see the job \Yell clone. Frances l\1. Dandridge Class Flo\n•r Class Colors - - 8ar11h Diflo11 Yc·llmY C arnatio11s Blue and Gold �LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WE , THE SENT OR CLASS OF "-!S." OF LU C Y ADDJSON HIGH SCHOOL, THE CJTY OF ROANOKE. AND STATE OF VJRGlNTA, DET-:\G OF SOl"ND M IND AKD :.rE:.IORY , DO HEREBY MAKE AND DECLARE THI S TO BE OU R LAST WILL AND TESTA~rn::,n. I , Be rkl ey Ba nks, Jr. , do will .Ja:n es E c1"·arc1s, Jam es R'e ynold s, Fitzgera ld , James Elliott , th e ability to finish sc:lwol in 3-1 / 2 y ea r s. Dalla s T. Freel Bro\\'n , clo \\·ill Cahin Ca nt:• a bea utiful set of fa lse t ee th. \Ye, Jo::,e ph Bnrnn er a nd Da v id S mith , .Jr., clo \\·ill a ll t he bobby-sox er s a t Addi so n nrn· etc·rnal love. I , Jam es Ca lcl\\·ell , do will H erb ert Gul' rra11t and ~1Iilton Page a bu ck et of r ed ]Jaint a ncl a paint brush to r:mitinu e to paint the t0\n 1 red. I, Rob e rt Cooper, (lo " ·ill Jolin Epp~; an rn,\· mnsic a n d son g sh ee ts a nd hop e t hat som e Lltt,\· he " ·ill b e a ~T e at musi cian. ! , Phillip DaYis, of so 1111d mincl and j11clg:nw nt do " ·ill m,\· suceessors Godsp eed in th eir endeani r to leav e fild L. A. H . S. I. Alb ert Dupree, clo \\·ill Thonrns Dupree t h e ab ility to get his lesson s a11d stop flirting \\·ith th e girb. I. Duco nz I-Ian cn L·k, clo " ·ill P earl G low r th e honor t o b e pres icl ent of th e Se nior cla ss (I f ·3 1 as l\In r:· and l hav e clone in th e pnst. 1, Y e rnard Martin , clo 1vill Frerl Brown. a p ?.c k of not ebook paper so that he " ·ill han at least on e pa ck of not ebook paper all hi .;; 01n1. ·1. John l\'Ieklrnm . do "·ill my H l' rlastinp; fri endship to all " ·ho occup:· the se niors' seat s y ea r aft e r :·ear. r, Freel ~lo ss , Lln \\"i ll ,James Bundick a pape r c1oll to Joye a ncl cnll hi s 0\\"11. l .Jam es >: elson clo \\·i ll Hiawntlia \\'noel s a1Hl Ca lYin Ca nt,Y th e a bik~· to I;elp ~fr . C'n lemr: n to s111wrY ise hi s \\·ork. I , C harles Ne1vto u , rln \\·ill Elbert R e:·nolcls e:il l th e Aclc1 iso11 bobby-soxe rs. T, Obb ie Sa nncl ers, rlo \\·ill th e A cldiso11 Lwu lt:· a ncl stud ent b od.'" a lfulder :.;n that th ey ean continue to reae h th1• top in a II of th eir e11c1eay01·s . 1, Pa11l r~ . T a te, cl o "·ill Oar:· E"·i11 p: , Bett.1· Poincl C' xt er. a nd R obe rt Rncker rn:· c11c111 rin g fri end ship. I, \Villiam vValton , Lln \\·ill Roland l\!Lil1111 0 th e nbility to co ntinu e to b e our futur e" Ji1·er. ' · ! , St a lforcl \Yn n(ls , \\·ill ,Jnlm Dillanl 111:- S(';-1t b esid e th r prett.'· g irls. r, George Youn g·. clo \\"ill all HI,\" art rnat e1·inb to R ob e rt M ecll e:·. I, 1\'farp:aret Amos, cl(I \\·ill ~'Irs . Julia \\'ilso11 tlw abi lit.'· to sta~· as s\\·et'f as s he is. l l\!Iar•"ar et B e rkl e1·. tlo \\·ill "Willi e Mm' 1lan!.T<1Y es a 11tl Ma1·y .l nlin srn 1 th e ;1 iJilit.'· stay as s;1·eet as th e.1· an· am] to fini~h Addison i11 J!l.J.0. to 1, EY el.n1 Bla chn·ll , clo \\·ill Bett:· P ett.I". Ja cqn elin e H.,·Jton. B Prni c1· "\Y ehst e r. <: nd Loui se Hanis th e ability to st ay as s1Yeet as th ey a r e. �1, Dorothy LaYern e B r o\n1 , do \\·ill Sc noi·ita s Hi1 ·k(•s tl1<· aliilit_,. 11J fi :1is lt ,;e ho(Jl in the Yery n ear futu r e. I , D oris C::urnada.r, cl n \\·il l :'lfoxi ll c U r ;:H• I_,. <l llcl F ra11k \\.ils1Jn t :.! .:.!00 s(J 1lt e:> e;an buy th em a ca r of th e ir 0\\"11. I , D elois C lements , do w ill B e rni ce Hat!dall rite• lws t 1J1' ltll'k Httd lo ts 1Jf lt app iness in h er se ni or year . I , Gloria Cobbs , do \\"ill Barbara Holland th e Hl1ility to h(• cpti('1 ()('(';tsiollall.\". I , Gloclin e Cundiff, do \\·ill B c rni e;e \Y e h s t e r , Gt> rnldi11 <· Hild ]) p]o 1·is l'o\\«· 11 t h e a bility to fin ish Lu cy A ddi so n Hig· l1 Se ho o l. I , Fra nces Dandr idge, do \\·ill C lt a l"! olte Da11dridg·c speed a nd loudspea ke r to be h ca rc1. ii pHir of r1J!l e 1· slrnh!."' I'm · 1, Sarah Di lli on d o \\"ill .Jacq u elin e I-I,\· it1J n .. fa L·cp 1c li111· 11 llr t. Bd1.\· l'rct1.'· th e a bility to sta y as s\\"ect ns th ey are a n d tn f in is h ,\cldi so1 1 in l!l..J.!l . r, Eugene Dndl i;>y, do \rill .Juanita Pa rk (•[' ancl :'11[Hl',\' .Jci c• I Iairs 1oll fri endship . lll ,\ " Pncl11rin g- f, Calli e G lasby, d o \\"ill Er n estin e Harris m.'· sin ce re' fri1•11cl s lt ip . [,Corrin e Grey , do \\-:11 C hr isti n e .John son my p e rp e twil fri e 11d s !tip. I , :-fora Ha ck ley , do \\·ill Be rni ee R a ndall , :\1L1rg·aret T1ll'kt·1· , <:a1 ·.,- E,\·ing· 111y , ;n cer e fri endship. r, Virginia Hairston , do \\"ill Franki e Hairs ton a nd Et lt< ·l :\fin11is 111~' Hhilit ,\" tn finish HiQ'h Sc hool. I, E lois Hamlin , do \\·ill I . a Y e r n e IIamli11 my 111Hlc n\"11o d t_,.}l C' \\Tit Pr i11 tlt1· <'nm:n er cia l D epartm e nt. l , L enora H a le, do "·i ll Franki e l-Iair.~ ton , .fran :\'i c· !tolHs ;1 1HI ( ' IHrn ~irn111 n n s m y encln ri ng fri endsh ip and th e nb ility tn f ini s l1 Ad di so n . I . R em Harp er, clo w ill :\[axi11 c G raY e ly , :\L11·.\· llllhl>ard ;11HI l·' rn11k \\.ilsn11 t lt e ab ility to f ini sh Add iso n in " 1952'', nncl n1y si1w e r r fri Pncls!tip. 1, Doris Hi ckm a n , dr1 will .Ja cqu elin e H y lton a 11d .THcq11l'lin1· Il11r t n1y p r rp dnral fri end ship . ~', Fran ce s Hi ck s, rl o w ill M iss G. E. Cooper th e al1ilit.'· t<i sta .'· as ni 1·r a s site is. I , Th ec kla How a rd , dn \\· ill Ln n isc H a rris , .l nsr pl1in(' llO\n 1nl. }far_\. Basli11111 <in d E chrnrd G. Rnh inscm th e ab ilit y to st op pla.\·i11g a11d g·d tlt e i1· sl1llrtlu1n(l. ~ • .Jua nita Hunt , do w ill Barbara llopki11 s, .J ea 11 >Jidwlas Hltcl :\'f<1 r .'· .Jolin so 11 my en durin g fri end ship. I, Dori s Hunte r , (lo \\· ill to th r Girl 's Basket;1 1l T eam of '.J.!l th e abili1,,- to lrn w• a ~· ood re col'cl all d to g:et snmr \\·a r m-up to ~·s. 1, lVIilclrecl .Jackso n , do "· ill a ll t h e g irls at Acldi s on tn,\· li fe l1J11g· f1 ·i('11dsltip . f , C let is .Ton es, d o will :\1arie .J r)J1 es th e alii1'1.'- to finish Addiso11 in 1·h1 ·c·e and a h alf .'·ea rs . T, Azil e Lan g·horn e, do wi ll C rn1 stan ce "\' a nn o.v, L arnara ~a1111d1•r s. and B(·1·11ic·e Ranclal l my s i1wr, r e fr ie ndsh ip. I , Irene Lrrnp:, do w ill Kath lre 11 lf argl'v vr s , B ett y P n,tty <Jtl(I ~.'"h · i<t Bo))(] staun c h fr iencl s l1ip . Ill,\" �f , .Jn a 1~ ita n . Png·e, clo "·ill Lilli e Patter son or Azalia R e:n10lcls m.'' pos ition a s !:msin e:;s ma11ag:rr of the G irls' Bask etball T eam . ! . ::\Iary A nn Prnn. clo \\·ill th e AB C ·s m.'- encluri11g friendship and th e ability to k ee p on lrnYin g fu n. l. C hris tin e P e tt.v do \\·ill Aza lia He.n1olc1 s 111.'' s~au n ch fri e ndship . T, Lama Tninp:, clo "·ill Elizab eth Edward s m.'· trn e fri e ndship. I. Bett_,- P o ind e xt e r , clo will Ma ry J oe Hairston a nd Panl L eonard Tate my tru e ancl e Ye rla s tin g fri e nd ship. I. Haz el .J . P1·i ce clo "·ill Glacl,,-s, Charlotte, and Ruby m.'· enduring fr.i end<:hip. ! , Yontha R ey11olch , do "·ill Azalia H e.n1olds my pb ce on th e G irl s Bask <:>th a ll T eam. r, Fa.'· e Roberts rrn , clo "·ill J ea n Hal e aml Tris Du ck ett my li felong fri e nd ship . [, Ell e n S e ~rs, d o " ·ill C h a rlott e Dandridge m.'- e nduring frir~1cl ship. I, -:'lfaxin c S ears , clo ,,·ill l\'I illlred Hl·cl c1, Hnby Johnson , and G ar.'· Ewing· m.'· 1111cl,,·inp: fr ie ndship. r. G lacl.,·s Shepperso n , clo will Eth el :\ elso n. Gary E\Ying , ·Martha Thomas. Be rni e<:' Randall , aml l\'Jargarett Tu ck e r m.'· lif e-l on g fri end ship. We, " TIIE S K(T::\'KS" ', do "·ill lVIr . Tol es t l1 e ability to get a n e\\· car . f , Yirgi11ia Smit h , cl o " ·ill all rn.'· friend s at Addison " Good Lurk". I. Y l' lma S ton e, d o \\·ill a ll Aclcli son stnclents m.'· friendship . f. Hnlancla S .n lnor, do will a ll of my fri e1:cl s a t Addison my staun eh fr ie 11 dship. J, G lacl .Ys }'ran ees Hi c·e. c1o \\·ill Juanita Parker , Andre.'- lVIa e "M ill e r . l\'Iar:· J oe Hairston , Ge ral c1i 11r PO\H~ ll , and Dcm1tl1_,. DaYis my p erp etu a l fr ie nd ship. f. -:'ILH.'. ::\h ck , clo "·ill Ant ion ettl' S imm s the ;-:bilit.'- to f inish a R oa n ok e sf'ho ol n1ul not Fn:11 kli11 C01 111ty Training Sc h oo l. 1, A 11clrey :.\IJ:rC'rny , do will Rob ert Sc<' tt m .Y s in ce r e l o'.·e . l. D r lC1ria T11rn<•r , cln will Rnl.J_,- :\<rn·lin m.Y tr u e fri end ship . T. \ ' iol et ,Jo n es , c10 "·ill \Yilli e and L eo nard Jon 0s th e ability t o mak e the foot ball team i11 ·-1-0 and to be outstanding stoi·"· ·1, DC1r etlia \\'a s hin g-to n , cln \\'ill tlie '' Big Fin ' " th e abilit.'· tC1 r ece iYe th e ir high sc hool diplon1as . I, \ "irg·i11ia \\'0 11tl s, do \\'ill Marg·arl't Tn ckn th e al.Jilit~· to fo1ish sd1 onl Hi ' ' l !J:-i-L.' I , Cry:;ta l \\rhit t , do 1Yill \\'illi am Gnith<'r my starillc· h fri e nd ship . l , Lois \Vrig·lit , tlo "·ill all 111.'- fri e1ul s i11 th e ('!Jorn! l'lnb rn.Y fri e ml~hip. �INFORNlA TION, PLEASE l\Jarga r et Am os, " lVIa g "'- I-I e r climpll's, quil'IJ1t•ss , and s\\·1· c·ti1l'ss ;ittrad maJ1y fri end s . Bel'kl ey Ba nk s, ''Coffee'"- H e is <1 \· <' r.\· frit•Jl(lly a1Jd a \"1•ry J1l·at µ·11.\· . -:VIarga r et B e rkl ey - Lik es tn d a n ce and ah\·a.\·s neat . E vely n B la ckw ell , ' ' S nn o kin s' "-S\\·ee t , friP11dly a11d Y<·r.\· artist·ie. Eug·en e Bolcl en - H e"s r en lly atlil e ticall.\· iJ1 c liJlf'd. D . L aVern e Bro\\'n , '' D nt' '-I11t e llig c 111. L' a s.\·- µ·C1i1q.!· and a lt•adt·1· llf all . Fred B r own-A r eturn ed n :t c ra11 ·11"110 ha,., r ec-;1pt11 r <·d Ii is Ii iµ·li ::; c liool I ife \\·ith l a u !!: ht er . ,J oseph B r un;1er , '' .Joe "'--Q11i e t , n eat. a11cl takr •s lifr as it 1·0 111t•s. lVIarie Bumpe rs- 1\ea t . g·a y, a nd S\\"C l't a s <1 fri<'Jld . . fa m es Caldwe ll , ''B utt e n :ur ' "-A 11i ce claJH·<·r aJ1cl li ;1s a \\'ii _\ . \\·itl1 th e p: irl s . Cla r a Cann a d ay-A p:rea t l>a -·k l't ball pla.\"l' I' \\·itli µ·()()d spns1• Ill' humor . Dori s Cannad ay, ''C~rn a rlian ' '--,\ S\\·el't" dispos itioJ1 is 111C1r1• \·;1J11ahl c tlwu µ·old. D e lois C lem ent s- '' B o bb_Y··-Yo11r p c 1·sC111alit",\· a11d s\u· e t \\·a .\ ·s l1aY l' \YoJ1 ,\·ou m a ny fri end s. Glori.a Cobbs-He r 1n:> ntl e 111Hllli (' l" \l"ith a <.' OlllhiJ1ati o J1 or di ,!.!"llit,\· a11d qllif'~IJ (' :.;s will m a k e h e r a s u ccess i11 life. J ncob Cof er - }·.. \"Cte rn11 \\·!Jn had tiJ <' i11itiat·i\·1 · to fiJ1isJ1 s1·l1llol. Jun e Cols t on -" Ju ne R ug· " -Lauµ-ht e r , m <•J1 . a11d 1'11J1 al' l' lie1· µ«1;tls 111 lifr. Robe rt Coop er - As 8 fno ta ll play e r h ~ rate s ltig·l1 . Glodin e C nndi ff- " G ln- S 11·eet, <l e p c nd<il>! c, and la <h· I ike. Fra n ces Dand r id ge- '' Cn rky ' ·- Sh i· i" ..;t11d io11s , i111si11 ess I ik1'. d< ·1w1Hhibl e, a nd h e r Yoice is p r a ise d b.v rnrn1.1· . Phillip D a 1·is- Pos<- esses µT ea t mu s ie;il niJility ;111d l1;1s 1«1pt11l'!·d lii ~· h s e ho o l life with l a u g ht er . Sara h Dilli nn- " D ot·"-:\fent. 1<1lkatiY ~ i1J1d s t!l(] ious. Eun·en e Dudl ev- '' .Jca 11 ' ' -S o phisti l' at cd , tallrntiH· a11d k11011·s th e rop1•s. Albe rt D up 1·ee.:._Th e r e·s 11 e Ye r ii dull 111om e 11t \1· hil e lw's aro1111d . Ca lli e G la sby-:-" Slrnnki e Ko. 2"-Stnclious. jolly and rl PJH•11di1l1k. Corri ne Gray-'' Sknnki e ~o . l , ._ Jfa" p<·1·so11 a liiy . looks ;111d talt•11t. Bob by Ed ,Ya rd s-We ,,-jJJ a hrn ,\ ·s r e rn e rnl )(' r hint a -; loyal pat rnl1111111 a11d ii Yalna bl r nwm b e r of t he C'l1oral ('!uh . A'n r a I-I ackle.1-- '' S il e n ce is g·okl e 11 '' is h e r motto. Virg ini a Hairs to11-:;nt O\"e 1·-se riou s , not too g·;1_,. , h11t ;1 s11·l·l't girl. B cYe rlY H a le-" P et e' "-Tall , dark, and hanrl-;om c ;rnd s<1111t• ntlill'tt•. Lrnnr~ H a le-.!'\Pat , a t tra r ti1· e. and quit e snplii s ti<"att·d . Elois H a mlin -Stndiou s , a t o u(·li nf fu11 , HJH] \J11 ;. ; i11 esslikr. D uco n z H a n cock- " Duk e " - IIis g·ood t e m1w 1· aJ1d pl<·asi11µ· 11-;1 _1·s -.; /1ed hriµ·htn e<;s oYer eYe n ·nn e. Hnsa I-I an cock-I-I ~s p e rs nJ1alit .1· , tal P11t. and a l1ea11tif11l 1·011.:1·. RPYa H a rp e r- R e hn p"- H Pr Io n • for lf o m r E1·0110111i('s is paYi11g th e rnad tn a su eeessf ul futur e . D nr i.s Hi ckm a n- " Hi c k,v ' ·-- (~11i r t , s1Jphisti c <1tt-d a11d studi()]1s . H ez iki a h H nll c1J1cl-- " 7:i c k' '-- H r rl' 's a '"II\ " wlio s r· liio·h ..:1·11 >.; 1• of l11111rnr and fri e11dlin ess mak es fri e 11d s . ,... . r Th eek la I-J r;1.rnr rl - ~l1 r h as 110 1-r nrri L·s, ju s i tak rs life e as~- . .Ju a nit a Hu11t- ' ' :\T it a" '- ff as plr·!1t.1· of "-!·:1 ;11 1d 10\·.·-.; to dn11<·1·. �Dori s Hnntel'-'' P en nut ' '- -NeYcr idl e, neYer s till , nhYny s t nlkin g , t a lk sh e will. La urn lrYin g-I-I er q ni et l[l cl ylik c nrn11n er s ''"ill make he r a su ccess in lif e . ~\Iil clred Ja ckso n-" A li bi " \ VitJ1 h er , a ny excu se is b etter t h <:i.11 none. Robe r t Jam es, J r.-Not oYe l' se l' iou s, n ot too gay, but a S\Yell g u.v. Jnhn ,J L'nkin s- · ' Bo' '-H e rat es "·ith th e girls as w ell as in at hl et ics. C leti s Jo nes-" Frieml ly and loYes to g igg le. \ ' iolet <To ne<.:-\V e "ll r e memb er li e r as a n agr eeable, lady lik e fri end. A h ·in K eelin g-Ca r e f r ee a nd n eat. A rni sha K e llin g- " N isl1 "-Sh e is kn om1 as a since r e, d ep endable pal and a µ:ood bnsk et ba ll p la y er . .f'ra nk Kog- er -"Bump scy' '- A goo d cfa n cer, Yery n ea t a nd h as lots of p er sonali tL ~\ zi l e Lan g hor11 e-S,Yee t , lady lik e a nd r ea d y \\·it . C laucli11 e Logan -li e ~· happi 2st th oug ht s are tho se of quietn ess and Lask et ball. Iren e Lon g-B u si ness lik e, studi ou s, a ncl a wa y of h er own. !\Ja r~ · :.\la ck-" B aL e"- I f st ucl.\·in g \\· nulcl kill p eople , sh e' d n eYer die. l' lan;sa :.\Iartin- · ' R iss"-T-la s lots of p er s0na li ty a ncl k een " ·it. \ "ernarcl :.\Iarti11-Studi ous , cl e p encl a Ll c, and qui et. \Vinfr et : VIartill- " S lim "-Slim , qui e t , a rnl lik es ba -.; ketba ll . Andr ey ~VI cC ray-' '.Auel ' '-Sh e has lonk s. lots of p e r so 11 alit ~-, and intelli g en ce. Hut h McKinn ey-qui et and a m ember of th e b ask et ball t ea m . R a lp h MeadO\\·s--Stucli o ns. a Ya lua bl e m embe r ot th e school band. Jll l111 l\!Ie lclrum-'' Pete· '-Nea t , a ton ch of f un , and a sw ell 11a l. Tfoh 2rt. :Vfno rnrnn - ' ' T11 fl 11 e11 ce' ·--A g r eat flat~ e r e r , \Y ell-li k ed b.'· all. F'recl Mo s ~: Jr.-Ta lk a hYe allCl friernl ly . .James Ne lson-A Yeteran " ·110 r esum ed hi s hi~!:b sch oo l edu cation. C li aries Ne,d o11 , Jr.- " A ce"-Shin es \\·it h tl; e ·"· :)m e n a nd a lso o n +he fo otball t eam . H e r bP rt O tey-'' D eYil ''- H e ''" ill a lw c: ~· s b e kn o\rn for hi s athl et ic ability . B er n ic:e Ow e ns-'' Lu la· 'Ta lk- Talk , sh e \Y ii I or die tryin g . . fna 11 it a Pag·e- " C on ch Ti cl bit "-St ncl ions, d e pen cl a b I e, and bnsi n ess-like. ( 'Ia:· Palmer , ,Jr.- - :Neat , fr i e nd!~-, and a s\\·cll g uy. ~'Jan · J\1 111 l' e n11 - \Vi1lion1· loYe a nd f1111. h e r lif e \\·n nlcl possess n o j o_\·. Christ in e Petb·-''C r e-cr e''-Stud ious, capabl e. a nd a n a ll-ron n Ll ilt hkte . Hett \· Poi 1 1c1c~t e r-IIa s a b eau tifnl Yoi ce a n d a pleasing sm il e. 1-l e r;nan Pm\·e ll-Neat, lik ea bl e, a ncl a f ri e nd t o a ll. Ha ze l !'rice-·'' Lm·e,\· ' '-Attra ct , she \\·ill. Yont·ha R e.nwlcls- H er a thle ti c abi li ty a 11 cl e a s ~· - p:oing '"'1-'·s ha n "·011 h er mu ch j)l"<ll Se. Olib ie Si11 t11Ll ns- II e r c 's a Q' \1.\. \\'lwsc ahrn .n ; fnll of fou. J\'Lni11 e Senrs- \ V ith on t lan gh t e r, t h er e is 11 0 jo.\· for h er . O lml.n: S h e p p e r s01 1 -''S h ol'ty ' '-(~uit e tl1 e f111111i est g irl " ·e l.;: 110\Y \Yit h p le nt.'" of pep . \\' illi e Srnith-'' ~VIonk' ' - i\11 aYa il aLl e 111 e11:lw r of t h e foot b a ll t e:rn1 a rnl a fri e nd to a ll. ,\] fr('d ~p P n ce r-" Prnfe-:so r " - l11 tc> ll ig·e nt. L1 L' pe11c1alile. a 11 ll a t on ch of fu n. \ 'elrn a Ston e- " l' li erry "-Sh e is esp ee inll .Y !n t e r e-.;tccl i11 Hthl et ics a n d takes li fe as it comes. Holanda :-:; ~ ·ll11m·- " Romli e"- Pn sse-:-:<·s l 1e1111 ty as \Y e ll a-: i11t e lli g·e 11 ee a ml fri c n c1 li11 ess. P a nl Tat e- " l' i pp ie"-\ V e hnpe a ll of hi :~ µ· ,inl s i1< li fe are r ea c- li ecl as \\· er0 his dramati c rol es i11 high seh col. �Russel A. Ta:vlor--A r 2tur11 ec1 Yet e r a n \rho h as 1·0111 pld ed l!is lti :.th s e l1•>1il caree r. Deloria Tun; er -S he s in (!·-; a ,,.a,· ea r cs. ;1; 1d i" lik •.'< l h_,. e \·1· ry.,11 :> . vVi lli a m \ Valt on->J ice d;rn ce r ,; 11cl a hiµ·h Sl' llS(' Ill' \11111111r. :\Ian·in v\Tash i11gtc1n-Posses<;es a n i<· r \" oiCl' a :Hl !1as i i \\";I _,. C>\" Ii is Cl\\·11. Doref·lrn Wa shingt o n-'' D o''-Qni e t , ill(lu st riu11 s ;111<1 s\\· el'f. Crysta l W hi t e- Q ui e t and a Yalt1a\Jl e llH·111h c r ol' tltc s1· ltllol l1a11d . K ennit h vVhitl ock-H e ag r ees \\"itli 110 ma11 's o pi11io11: 11<· J1;1 s SC>ln e C> f his ()\\"II. Gerald in e \ Vi lliarn s- " .J r ri " - ft \rill be a J.n q..!· ti111!' hdo1 ·1· ;111C>1'11·r st •111C>r 1·l ;1ss w ill find s u c h <lll ;111-ro n ml g irl. J ean Willi a m s-L i ~·ht a s a fair _,. and a lm os t <1s s 1111ill ;is on e· . .J a m es \].,Tilso n-' ' S ho rty · ·-Q ui rt and 1<1 kt•s lif1 · !'asy . Staffo rd \Vood s- Qui e t , a ncl a ll1rn·s th e 1·es t of tl1 0 \\"())·Id t" g·" I>,- . L ois Wrio-ht- Jolh· fr ie ncl h -, <111d a -;\\· eet p;!l. George Youn g- l-I el rful , s r;nw, 1:ha t 1-,tlk ·1tin' a11d \"('I'.,. i11 H• 1J1i,·c. MEMORIES \Ve , th e m emb e rs of t he se ni nr· c la ss. " ·ill <11',-.1_,-s <'al T _,. " ·itli 11s tlit • pll'a ..;a1l1 m em ori es th at 1\·e sh a r ed ,,·itli th e st t1cl c 11ts at A ddi so 11. ~fo st llf ;ill. \\"(' sltoulcl lik e to remembe r th e hahit11al sa_,· i11µ·s nf t he l'ollo''"i11µ· 1-c., wl1t·rs: ]. 2. 3. -!. v. 6. 7. S. 9. 10. ll. 12. B. 1-!. 15. 16. 17. 18 . lVIr. Gic1di11 f:!·s-"::\1"o w m i1 :d ~-011. _,·rq1 clo11 ' t \\"<tilt 1'11.\·sics. · · Mrs. R ob in so n -'' A ll ri:..!'111". .'·onng· 1wo pl e. · · '' \Vl'IJ }> L'O pit• . .. Miss La\\· son- " You ju st clon ' t k110\\". ' · -:VIr s. vV il sn n-- " H e r \"Oi ee \\" 8 S enT sol't ;J ll(l s \\·(•ct , a h(•autif1il tlti11g· i11 " ·om an. '' Miss Turn e r- " Ex cu se u s." }fr s. Mite:he ll-'' J ' m p11tting· cl0\n1 F''s, .)"C>lt11g· p eo pll'. · · }ifrs. \ 'augl111- ' ' Look ~1t t he t c 11ri s h. · ' ::VI rs. Colema n- " Wh e r e is _,·c ur ex <·u s e?" }'Ii ss H ackl l'y -" \ Vir e t lr at \\"81' rn:i nt <>ff . , " Yo11°\"( g·ot L' IJ()llµ·lt 011 to pa int a ho use." Mrs . Paw l e~·- " Y o n ·r0 st ill t: ilki 1?g'. . , "Yi iss vVhit e--" I ·m \\"8 iti Il g" fo r ~' Oil to ;..!'P 1 <pl iet. ,, R eY. ,John so n- " vV e m·p st u cl~ · i11 g· nho 11t 111 ;!1 111 ;111 t·Ju1t \\"l'11t :1hn11t doin ~· p:ood . '' :!\'Li ss Poincl ex t e r- " You clo11 't h:i,· e the i11 h· li!g·c 11(·(• to tnlk. " Mr. Car pen t er -- ' ' J ]o,·e ,vo11 al I, T want .'·011 to lw lt n pp_, .. · ' Mi ss K ee n -" A ll right le t's c n t: out th e noi se a11d g·ct do\\·11 to busin ess.'' -:VIr. L a \r s m~-" Answ e r t his q11 c·stion a nd I ·11 !..!'i\"c .'·oil fin• L'.l'llts. " ~Ir. S pe n cer-" L et me t ell you t lti .'i, p e r>pl e Mr. Tol es-" Don 't p:o off o n a t a 11 µ·c·111". " "\'ot onJ_,. th e say in ft'S of o ur fawn· it e t e<tl'i1 P1'.'i s lt,i]l he 1«11Tit•d "·ith 11s 011 our ach r nturnu s jo 11r11 e .'·~; in li fe but also "th e r o\Jj(•ds i11 th e st·ltnol. 110 ma tt e r h o\\· petit e, that J1;nc m eai1t ;1 lot 1o u s . \\' (• s l1all r e rn e1 11lll'r tlt11se t hat haYe ass isterl us \\·ith c1t1r importa111 progT <l lll s <1 11d " ·111> ]r;i\'l' l1 e lp e <l tn ma k e t·h em a Sll<'.Cess. �HONORABLE MENTION of MAY QUEEN Holanda S~-clnor was elec ted ::\fa~- Queen b~- th e m0mber s of th e Senior Class. Attendants to th e queen wer e all Senior girls . Th e qu een wa s crmn1 e<'l b~- our prin cipal , Mr. H . D . C'arpenter, Jr. S he wor e a ,,-hit e n et go m1 " -hil e h er a ttendants \\· ere an-ay ecl in past el shades . H erald . .. . .. . .... _. _ .. _. . .... ... .. .. . .. . ..... _. . . . . . R obert Coop er B earer s ..... .. . . ....... . _ .. _. .. _. . .. . .. . . . .. .. _. . . R obe1i ::\Ioorman J oJin J enkins S taffo r d W ood s (' lasses r ep r esent ed in t11e lVIa y Day \\" er e : Ei ghth Graders ....... . .......... . ................ _ A Maypol e Dance Ni nth Graders .. ........... _. .. . ..... ..... .. .... .. An Indian D<mce Th e Indian Squaw . __ ... .. . .. . .. . . . . ... ... .. _ Fran ces Dandridge Th e Indian Chi ef .. . . . .. ..... ... _ . ..... .... . ..... · Charl es Newt on Th e Papoose .. __ .. _. _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Agn es Broa dy T enth Graders . . .. . . . ... . . .. . .... . ....... _ .. .. __ .. Sai lor ·s H ornpi pe E leYenth Grad er s ... .. . ................... . ..... ... ...... . . . .. Drill 'l',,·elf th Grad ers . .... . ..... . . . ........ . .. ... An Int erpretati Ye Dance by Corrin e Gr ay l\l[n ~ i c . ...... . .. .. ... . ... .. .. .. ... .. ... . .. ... ..... . . . ... . .. . . _.. . B a nd ��I<-:\ f (; JT T S 0 I·' . \ I JI >I :-,i( J .:\ Pres icl e11 t . . ...... . Y ·: rnard :\Ia!'t i1! C eorµ· e Y : >1111µ· \ "i c:e Pres icl e11t .J 0 !111 f) j] l;ll'(l S ec: r e ta r.\· I'l'e<I Bro"·:1 \\"i lli nrn 8un 1pl'l'o C:i ll·in Canty .J '.I CO IJ Cofe l' \\.i ll i:tni (;;1 i tlw!' \·v rn o 11 11 o ll :111d l1enj ai 11in .\ l<> . ll 1•y .J :t ll l<'S .\i l' d 11• \' Hol 11 •J't .\ ! 001,-111:111 'l'l'l '<! ,. ; 111 ·1·1' ...... . B 11 ,..;i 11t ·,..;-.; :\f;111;1µ·L· r , \d \· is11 r .... l·'J'1 •· I .J;111 1e ·;-; .\ I "~s . . I 1· . :\' t ' l :--: 1111 ( ' lt:tl'li1• :'\1 •\\°t()ll 1·: 11 .. •J't l «·y11 1.ld ~ \\.i l! i t• ll11dd ll ii!\\·;1t\i;i \\"llnd >: :-;1;i1f: 1r1l \\"1 111 th . :\ l r. U. ( · t ' 11l t · rn ;111 \\' i 11 ;, · ,...; ,. 1111d1., ·~ \\. j ii j,. ~Ill j tit .\f :t n · i II .I ;11"' · ~ \\' :t ~ l 1 j11 ;..:· t t> ll \ \ ' ,. i ;..:·I1t �CLASS I N ELECTRI CITY CLASS IN AUTO MECHANI CS �7 ft/e ~ ! 11,: . . ._:;;:-/... t-{, f, / j 1,.'Hl £.l/'t. -~-~- BU ILD I NG COi\S'l'nl'< "l'fOS CLASS IN WOODWORK �SEKIOH HI-Y Cl. l.B JC\TOR HJ -Y CLl'B �'I · 'I • •I. n· ~I Pi lli "' �l"U T U R E HO ::\IEM AE:ERS or .-\.MERI CA \ �C I IO rL\ L ( ' IX n AIJ IJ! :-:i f J".'\ 111<:11 !-; ('ll() () L IL\'\ i ) �110::'\ 0R SOCJFTt LI m :L \Ji Y Cl S P �COMJ\1:1.; R.CI A L C I. U H �. -=-'-I t.('f {"/ ,ic'nUl/'t TRJ -HJ -Y �1,J YAHSlTY :\ (' I X H I'! !I 111 ~ii 1:11 I'll 1111 1ii\ !Ill ~HI 'Iii 1111 ,:111 ADDif:;O:\' PLA YEHS ��I• I I I I; I, i 11 'II :1: ~ ' l) r II• 1\: 111 ti, llr II II: THC _.\.DTJJ,'0-:\" BC LLJJOG S " rn: .\D't ' J-'0 11 r\ ( 'T!U:'\ ' IX H" �THE Jl!f.IGHTY B ULLDOGS NAME La\\-ren ce ''Littl e Butter '' Bem1ett Eugene "Monk " Bold en '\V illi e ''S tring-b ean '' Brown .John "Ju n e '' Canty Rob ert " C<1nnon Ball" Cooper NlDIBER 13 32 19 B everly ''Pete'' Ha l e Samuel '' Sarnmy'' Henry 18 J_;e roy "Bombec" Logan 14 .John "Bo" J enkins, Co-Captain Halph "Slopsey" l\IeadmYs Ly I burn ''Moe'' :Moore 15 Rob ert '' I11fln encc'' lVI:oorman 24 C harl es "Month " Newrton Hi 23 25 H el'bert "Devi l " Otey, Captain Elbe rt '' Sh eik' ' Reynolds 11 26 Rob ert '' Hot J_;ips'' Scott Willi e " .:\l onk " Smith Freel ' ' S np ermou se' ' Steptoe :.\'fan·in " Big In ch " ·washington 28 All en " 'l'h e Kid " Flood 311 �.J c ' !I~ .. I :1 > .11 : ~ 1 ' ! ~ :-'. T _\t ' l'Li·: �BOYS' BASI<ET ..\.LL SQUAD "\\'HS '/'J;'RN DI STR I C T RT..: 1YNER-UPS ?\l'::.IBER l 'ly ck Bash am ll<'rl1 e rt Bn11111 c r .fa m es ('ha rlton (' ln 1·l' IH'e Da,· is La\\Te n ce H.dton .John .J e 11ki11s, Ca pt. LcRn.'· L ogn 11 Hn ln 11rl }'la l on e •Jo Ii 11 Mt> Icl rn 111 L,,·llrnrn :\lnQre, Co-Capt. Rob ert -:\'Ioor emnn Li1Hl ,.,cy Ro lwrt- :;:; on E<lµ:ar ·whit l uck E l\\·01icl Ramsey- }ifa n ager POSITION 33 FonYard G1ia r d Cente r Cen ter Fo nY ard Guard For ward Forward Gu a nl Gu a rd 2 Guard 11 G n ard Gn a r d 6 '1 5 7 71 :22 (i6 00 -1-1 -1 fl �THE \\' ESTEHX IJJ S TRICT G IJ~L S ' HA!::i KET B.-\LL TL .-\ :'-1 1-VESTEHN DJSTH I C T C If A.ll /'/ O.Y.'-i This gToup of g ir ls ex hibit ed hours of traini11g·, gTea1 :-; kill , :-;ports111;111:-;Jiip a11d co-operation in eYery c:ontest. 1\A:YIE Clara Can nad ay Iri s Duck ett , Co-Capt. Franki e I-Iairston .Jea n Hale Barbara Holland Dori s Hunt er Arnisha K ee lin g Claudin e Logan Rn1·h McKinn ey Ruby )Jowlin '" Chri stin e P etty :'f.:::f_: Youtha R ey nolds, Ca pt. D orot hy Rudd \' el ma Stone *"-'* Ge ral dine ·w illiamo, .Jua nita Pa ge-Ma nage r 1 '' 0 ;'' ::\ lJ :Yf B EH 6 10 :-,::; 66 88 l1 '> •) 8:1 :? :? 5 7 l 0 4 ·~ Chri stin e P etty wa s th e tournam e nt hi;.!'11 poi11t e r . Youtha R e.rnoldf' \r as the season hiµ:l1 pfJi11t e r. G e ra ldin e W ili arr.s is th<; team 's most ntluabl e p la y(·1· . po:-; I T1 O>J F()nn1rd U1 1a1·<l F (I! ' \\. a 1·d U11an1 (;WI I'd. Gua 1·d F()l '\\·a rd G11a r d (l II a I'll C:11<1nl F'()t"\Y<l nl Fon n1 n l Fo1·\\-;1nl Guard Fo1·n- ;; rd �THE l'I-IEERIX G SQl;.-\. D E. Gera ld in e 'N.-illiams ('aph1in Hehe cca Coles Hllli.'· D ca ri11 g Haro ld Gr::iy \Ii~~,, ~ .J ea n H nle Ba rbara King Paul Kog·e1· Th eodore :.\Ia cklin Ruby X o,,·lin C hri stine Petty Patri cia R obert son "'.111~8 .-\Dlll SUX :\:\\) H l·:H .\TTE:\J) c\:\TS .-\ 1111,• .] o lin ~o n , A II• I I'< ' .\ 1111 1t•r, H1•l "''T" ( 'u l e~ , \·':1."'' Ho l ,,, rt~o11 �:-, ; 1:--::-- .11 :.\ \: 11.\L I·: �CLASS FUNERAL .All m ortal thin gs mu st com e t o an end. Th e sp an of life may differ, but 1h e same fate awaits ew ry liYi11µ: t hin g. Th e g iant Sequoia trees live fo r hund1·ecl s of y ea r s \\"hi! e thou sa nd of tin~· in sects liY e but a short while a nd if by r ea so n of orga nizati on it he six Yea rs or less. it is soon cut off. Thus the n oble c:lass of 1948 has t om e to th e ~nd of its hi.g h school career , and t hi s host of fri end s has gat her ed her e t o pa ~· th e usu al tribut e of r esp ect at its depa rture. I t is a h\· a ~· s a 11 occasion of satl n ess t o witn ess th e end of one so fine, so t ru e, so brnYe, and so loyal as thi s cla ss has eYer been . It \ YaS born Sep t emb er 5, 1943, a lu st.'-, Yiµ:o rnus infant f ull of fin e promises. Th e tea chers gat her ed around ;ts c rndl e in clea r old Addi son High and expressed the usu al sentiments on rnch «11 oecasion . Ex cla mutions '' Jsn' t li e c n ~e!· · a nd " \ Vha t sturch · le!:'.·s " \\·ne h ea rd. Bnt o ne wi se t eMh er obse r ved, "Yes, but th er e's lots of n~i sc hi ef stor ed 11p in t hat health y brat!" Pe rh aps t hat t eac her \\·a s righ t. Ma ny " ·er e the pnrnks this clas., play ed during th e fe,,- y ears of its exi sten ce. B ut su ch action s c. 1·e th e n a tural outt'om es of a h igh spirit a nd a kee n mind. vVe only ask th at th e mantl e of eha ri ty b e sp read OYer its fa ult s, and that ~-o u r em emb er only its ;.!Teat Yi rtn es. O n this sa cl and solemn occas ion we ca n b ut fin d com fo rt in contemplatin g th e many ac hi eYeme11ts of this clas:; in all fie lds of scholasti c end ea Yor s; in c la ss r ooms. in lit e ral'~' cont ests, 011 footba ll f ields and basketba ll courts. Its r ec: orll ha s bee~1 \\Titt en in characters of firC' t hat all who run may rea d. Th e s 11 ececcl i11 g· classes \\"ill relate prou cll:· th e g: r ea i co ntri but ions oE t h is elass t o th e illustri ous re pu tatio n of onr dear Alnrn l\'Iat cr . L et ns ca ll to mind some of the outstandin g Yirtu es of th e d epa r t ing· class. Firs t. \\' e \Yi sh t o m enti on our d eYot ion to our sc hool, Addison High . This class \\' ent through m a n)' hard trials and grea t tribulation s, but n othin g· co ul d shake orn· 1111dyi11g: Ion' fo l' cl Pa r oltl A ddi so n. To th e Pnd " ·e hiwe r emain ed t rue to th e pl'in c iples learned at our rnoth e1"s kn ee . Th ose \Yho attended th e class in its last ho urs t esti f.\· t hat its last pra.Y er ,,·as for th e DeY in e blessings to rest u po n d ea r old Aclcl is011. Again thi s class \\' as not ecl fo r its hone<;t toil. Oth er classes ma:· han sought to ent er th e p ea rl~- gates of g ra chrnti on b~- Ji,·in g the life of a cheat. Ah, hu t thi s class kn c\\· that one can not foo l S t. P et er. So wh en h e ask ed wh ether this c la <:s hacl eYe1· li ed t o a trncher or chea t ecl 0 11 an e"a mimtti on , or stolen from a <'lassrnat e, th e an s\\' er \\' HS truthful!~- g· i\' en. ''Neyer ''! Anoth er Yirtn e to whil'h thi s cla ss ma:· la:· clnim is that of faithfulln ess to clnt,\·. Th e t eaclwrs ,,·ill bea r testim on:· to 1his. Xo tasl;: ' rn" C\" CI' assig·11 ecl that wa<; not prnrnptly a nd fa ith f ul!,\· p er fo rm ed. "\'ot e books a nd book repo r ts \\·e l'e ah,·ays r ea cl.\· on the Yery da t e. EYery probl r rn in algebra. g·eornetr~-. ph:·sics. a nd chemist r y \\' as cl on e exactly as requ este d. This class \\' as a hYa.,·s 0 11 tim e at e\ ·e r~· r ec itatio n , a nd 11 0 one eYer cut a elass. ' ' Ho\\. p t> rf ect it \\'a s in al l its ways··. Let til e snrYiYin g classes t estify! Bnt this p a n1g·nn of a ll exeell en ce had to pass <l\\·a,\'. lt had bee n in fa ilin g lwalth, sin ce th n last of J a nnary. ]ts constitut ion \\'as g r ad uall y being u 11 cler111i11 ecl liy th e ranq.!: es of a compli <'a tio11 of clisPases. chemi str.'· of th e brnin. hi story ulc- er-; in t he sto mae h , French e r11pti1111 s all O\'C'r th e bocl.' -. a11cl Engli sh �s d /Tebil ity . Ma n yl .n o t ed · t·l' I" t < tJ l s lp ec bia li s t s " ·e r e ca ll l'd iii t () d. ( I llll· llh l"j' . ,_r. pen ce r a c y1 sec a c ou le t1ose o f s iil f' uri e ·ic: itl .. t·J .' ' l l'1 " 0" L' 1·111. ~.!". 11 th . i\,,- · fl ] 1 b" ' d s l C S\ll' t•,..; • 111 •· . f 1\ e pam s. 1·.i1ss a c c e_,- o Jec t e(1 t ' ! t hi <.; a 11 cl sa id t li ·it .1 1 ·'1 l 1.' 111" l' a,..: 111 g n ecessary t. o r. emoYe t h e press u r e o f t li <' o h tu "l' 1111 ,,. • . ' () 1.'.d ' 1ll" "PI\·r;i t 1' 1 II \\"<1I11l d l l!' 1(S • "} • r ·\· n ear t h e v1 ct un 's m 1csect10 11 . Th e n " ·J1il l' t li p,·ir o·ii · l . . ' · l " ·a ,. . t" " I" . . ' r l ( • dS (' Xfl t' rt· . d I o ~!Ta11 1 c a ss .g r e\v · w orse. is i m e 11 1s s l..<1 \\·sn 11 rn s li cd · ·I · · " '1. ~ I<' p11t 1r l th . Ill . < d JlJ Wd · 1 11 1 . ·1l en sh f·ace,. p o u rAt ev ec ou t a n :.i n a cs t·h c t 1c con i po,..;cd , r L' I . 1_ . ' . "1" ' o\.t' r t li l' . Tl l 1 ' .--, I d 'l'SJlt" ll"l ' ll I fr omantic p oetry . 1e p oo r c a ss .1ca \· e c1 a s iµ·li . s ti- 11 !.!.!.!led i·a i ' '. P "·' ·" <1 11d away . · · iit l.' · <ll HI p as,..; c d T h us ca m e t h e e nd . "\V h c n · th e n c \\·s s p n ·a cl '"· c i· 1 li t• w a ili n o- a nd vv eep i ng. O l d fr ie nd s \\T anµ· t h e ir k itid . 1. 11 ;· ity . _l ci 11d \\·a ,.; t h e strean;'ed d own t h e ir c h eek s .I Th e .J un io r s •»;1t li. <· n .'<1 ·, ,"I S .I 1l ' ll' ''" JW ll' " hil t• t 1·;u ·s' • r j < OYer th ei r l oss. They k n e \\- t_rnt t h e r e 11 t·v c r ha d li~·c 11 ;111<1 t l1 c ·1·l~1·1111! 1s t o gTi c ve a noth er cl a ss t o comp a :·e wit h _ t h e b e lm· ed l'lass o f 1 ~ 1-~8 I 1 .. 11 1·\ t•r "·•ll1 ld b e ;··eturn a gain . Th e c?rr 1dors w_1ll nrn r e r eso uiid 10 . 1s g·' >I H' ll t·\·c r tn w ith lier mu s ica l v01 ce. B u t i t \\"a S f:a 1t lifnl to tli1· c 11 I '.c'11 l c1cit11 ,..;h• p ,. : nor ri11!.!.· 11 world of co ll ege, tt h f'e cla ss "·ill d " ·c ll Jn- t li , 1' . 11 " -" " 1 tl11·1 ·l· i t ll.l' ' ] l '' l . C s I \\ 'I t t • 1· · j" a nd wall' o·h t h e s \\· ce 1e c oi: c u ty . Fan· \\·c tl ' l 1c...1 1. (·] 'a,.:s " L(> . ' t h r o u r11 " pn . ' II>s p l'. i·it ., . \Yell. · t " c . L 11 ·c - 11 eH·~· immo~tal l . �BOOSTERS :\Jr-; . Ella .-\mm; :\li ss F'lorPll t• "\ll e 11 }[ 1·s. H. L . And e rson :\frs. II. \Y. Anstin H e Y. Thomas Bail e ~· }Irs. }lartlrn Baskpn·ill e :.\f1·s. Bp1·kl1·.\· Bank<; }Ir. F elix Barbo\\1· :.\f rs . A rn e ri l'a Berk l e~· Bra11 e 's Haclio & Ele ctri cal Shop ::\'frs . \ · irginia Bo<lrd :\fr . . ) o hn H. Boncl s :.\frs. ('lam. G. HrmY11 ::\'1iss Sarah Brown :.\fr . \Ya ck JI . Brmn1 :.\ft·s . Edna Brunn e r }I rs. ('_ \V . Ca mpb ell :.\f1· . antl l\frs. IT. D . C arp e nt e r. .Jr. }frs. L . l'art e r ::\frs . Elizalwth Ca rt e r :.\frs. \Y. C'. C'Clssell ::\lrs . L . H. C lark :\li ss .J11anit a C lark }f iss Z e lma ('lark ::\lfrs. Christin e C'lador :\l 1·s. \Yi 11 ia m C lP1~11.'11t s :\Ir. ('offrr :.\11· . Ralph C'ol e man :\frs. Ha l ease Coo p er :\frs . Huby } !{_ C ri e ht011 ::\I rs . A lmo11c1 Cro ck e r JV!rs. Lillian T . Dalton ::\Trs . Mancle DaYis >frs. Estell e Dillard :\fr . F' e nli11and Dow :\I rs. Ora Ea!'d e ~· Mr HPg-i mtlcl El int! :.\tfr. B . A. Ellis l\frs. l cla Eural :.\fr. antl M1·s. ,J. L e \\· is Fiu1H'~". Jr . Fir Pp lal'e Uroe ::.' ry :\I rs .. Jo-;eph in e Follis :\Irs. M artita E . Flood Fonr Spad Ps Of Rhythm '.\ ir. R11ssell F'ralin :.\frs . /, p ]h1 Franklin :.\Ir .•Joe Full e r l\Irs. :\'[ rs. :.\lrs. ::\Irs. :.\Irs. ::\'Ii ss Lillia11 Gait h er Lorrai11 e Gaskins lVIartha Gibson i\iacle lin e GJasb, · E s tell e Golden • M a ry Go od e :i'I r. Troy P. Gorum ::\lrs. Florin e G r een e l\'Irs. Ne lli e Griffin :\fr . and Mrs. Samuel Gra Yes :\Irs . .Julia lVI. G ray :\Ir. \V. A rthur Gr im es l.ii ss Lu cill e I-Ia ckleY :\Ir. Th eodore Ha ckl ~y :\Iiss Man· Hairs ton :\fr. and Mrs. R. l\'L Hairston ::\'Irs. Esther Hal e :.\Ir . 13. H. Hal e, Jr . :\lrs. G. H. Hal e :\Ii ss I-Iele11 0. Hall Mrs. E. H. Hamilton ::\frs. Scott Haml et ::\frs. Sa rah Hamlin ::\fr. and Mrs . R. B. Han cock ::\Irs. H elen H a rd y :\'Irs. ::\L-1111,·e Harri s :\frs . Rosa· Harris jfrs . :N'elli e I-Irlrn s ::\Irs. W. 0. Hi ckman .Jfrs . .Jl abel Hi cks Mr. and :'.\'frs. F. B . Hi cks }frs. :M a ri e Hin es ::\Ir. J. 1-I. Hnbbard :.\'Irs . Ruth Hughes :\fr. a nd Mr ..;;_ A. R. Hunt er ::\'frs. Gracie ,Ja ckson ::\lf r s. A. L . ,Jam es }frs. Anna J effe r son R e \" . and Mrs . J. H. Joh 11 so11 . Jr. :\'Iiss C hristin P K eeling· ::\Ir. H onk er K e nt :\fr. :rn d Mrs. AshbY T,a n Q.·horn e R r Y. B. A . La''" · ~ . : \ tt ':'· G . P. La\\Te n ce ::\Ir. F . n. La\YSOn �BOOSTERS ::.\1rs. lVIa ry Lawson Att 'y R eub en La1Yson Mrs. V . Y. Lee :Vlr. J a mes I-I. Lewi s Lloy d 's B eauty Sa lon 2.VIrs. Elizabeth Mack lin :.\Ir. D ou g las I. :viart in Mrs. Eth el :M artin J1rs. Yiola McCoy Mrs . A . G. M iller :.vrrs. Willi e Mi llin er :vrr. H enry -~\filton Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Mitch ell :.\ifrs. Lilli e B . Mit chell ::.\'frs. "Wilhelmina Moore :.\frs. Caesar :M ontgomery ~Vlr. Leroy -:\Teeley :.\fr. Charl es ~ e 1,·ton :\lrs. Daisy -:\Tichols ::.\Trs. D elmo Page :.\frs. E ss ie Page }fr. }far.'· Page Ivfrs. C l a~- Palmer Rev. E. R. Parham :VIrs. L. T . Patter son :.\1 rs . Othel ia Patterson Th e Pa\\·leys D r . L. E . Paxton :.\fr. Thom as Payne ::.\1rs . .J. \ V. P erdu e "'.\fr. E. L. Phillips :VIrs. P ort ia Pittman :VIr. G ustaYa Pl easant Dr . .J u;.; tin Plmnme r ~Vfr s . L essi e P olk =i1r. D. B. P owell :vfi ss K a th erin e Pullens 2.Yf rs . Y . ( ' . R eens ~1'Irs. M. I-I. Reynold s :Vl n ;. E r ma R ice ::.\frs. L e li a Ri ce :VJ rs. f r ene R ichard son Th. F. A. Robinson :.\frs. A nni e Rog:ers ~vir. Walt er Roper .\Ir. Pau l 8c1Jtt :.\'fr. ·walt e r Scott :.\Irs. Daisy E. Sch ley :.\Ir. a nd .Mrs. Arthur S e rr ell :\It·=-. E. B. Se1,·ell :.\Ii ss Marion ette S haw ::.\Irs. C urti s Sm it h :.\fr. I-lent·1· lVIilto11 S mith :\Irs. Lula· ::.\1a e Smit h :\frs. ::.\'Iar.1· S. S mith I\'I r . .J. A. Spence t· Th e S pot .\liss Laura S purloc k l\hs. Elai11 e S tnntll :\Tr. L c·11·is A. Sydnor ::VIrs . :VI. D. Tali aferro l\'Irs. Loui se T ay lo r :\frs. Em Taylor :\I iss Ln cy e T en ell :VIiss S all.1· e T e rrell 1\frs . Ern es t T e rry Th omas ' L a boratory :\Ir. ,J. C . T oles :.\ifrs . Rosa Tol es :vrrs. Z enob ia S. 'l'h oopc 11rs . C harl es T one.1· :\1rs. F. B. Topse.1· M iss ~ c tti c Tn1.n1lia1n "Jt[ r . .J. B. Tyn es Y er sa til e C'o i11ornati c Conce rn :\lrs. E. II. \ 'auglrn )fr. ancl Mrs. I .... \Vacl e Mr. Hoyt Wagn er Mr. Ed Walla ce Mrs. A. W a re lVf r. Alfr ed Ware :\'frs. Ste ll a ·w atsnn M r s. Madg e Wh eaton ::.\tf r. and M rs . vValtct· Vvh eato11 , .Jr. ::Vlrs. M. H. Wh eby -:\if iss B ert ha fr Whit e :\'Ii c;s Qn ee n \Villi a rn s :VIr. C. ('. Williams Mrs. C. 8 . Willi a ms Mrs. Th elm a \V illi arns !vfrs . Alfr eda Wright :M iss Josephin e Y eld er �1•1 ,,, '1· ! �t , _ ,._ .,_ .,_ ,,,_ .,_ ,,_ ,,,_ ,,,_ ,,._ ,,,_ .,_ ,.,_ .,_ , THE ADDISON/AN _,,_ ,,_ ,,, _ , , _ ., __ ,,_ .,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,._+ ! i I i i i I ::\[ee t .\·oui· frirn (h at j C ho ose G ood Furn iture MAE'S INN Th a t ·w ill L ast for Y ears .Ju s t on e rnil C' l'r11n1 t it l' l: ity limi ts nn Ro c ky :\I 01 1t1 t ! Tburman & Boone Co. Inc. ! Tr :nri s1 (';th :tt s - l l r~oarl Pltottc• -12 8 ~ Th o mas Wlti ~ fi c l<l , Prop . j j j Dial I I l i ~-!l-!~ 8 WELDI ~G j El ectr ic a nd A c e t~· l e n e Eighth Street Grocery Di a l - Roan ok e 3-83 13 at!d B er t· Garrlr tt ! J. W. Hunt Welding Shop ! 1 L y n chbuq.! Rel ., ;\. E. ! ! ! I i j i Donald Ta li afe rrn , Prop. \Vittf•s , B el't's and Sa 1; d\\·ielt es -10; - 8 th ~tr er t , :\1 .W . R oanok e, Ya. Com e to us or \re \rill cr:m e to y ou . Phon e 2-:B 72 Clark's Studio j ! i j ! I i i Comp l im e nt s Spec iali z ing- Gn 1u p P o r t rait s a nd C ~ >p y in g of C lea r , S harp Print s at R eason a b le Pri ces DR. E . U. /JO IL\' /.\' G j j ! :!Q Gilm er Jh e ., j i i I i I i >J. W. R na nok l:', \ "a. j ! I i j i l i l JlQ{'f-t, A ( 'E SOCI A /, C f,CR j S loµa n- i I i I + Clark's Tourist, Confectionery and Movie House I i Fun fo r A ll I ! ! ! L ocat r d on Rout P 220 A ll fo r On e, O tt e fo r A ll P ii ilrn rd 's ( 'ot 1l't Thomas C lark , Prop. Ph. G 1 2 :~ j j i i j I i I i i i ! i - 11u- n11 - 1111 - 111- nn- 111- 111- u11 - u11 - un- uu- 1111 - nn - nn - un- n11 - 11 I94 8 i ,, _ ,,,, _ ,,,,_ ,,,, _ ,,,, _ ,,,, _ .,,, _ ,,,, _ ,,,,_ .,,,, _ ,,,, _ ,,.,_ _,,,_ ,,,, _ ,,,,_ ,,,, _.j. �+,_ ,._ .,_ .,_ .._ ,,_ .,_ ,,_ ,,_ .,_ .,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,,_ , Tl-If ADDISON/AN _ ,._ ,._ .,_ ,,,_ ,,,_ ,,_ .,_ ,,,_ .,_ ,,_ ,,,_ .,_ .,_ ,,,_t I j Harris Cleaners S mart: R eacly-to-W ear, M·illinery " Gunrant eed work that sati sfiies" Acc essories cincl Shoes \Y e specia lize in all kinds of dyein g , alter a.t.ion and r elinin g work. P l'ess i11 g· whil e "U" wait SIDNEY'S j j \Y e also bn y and sell used clothiu g ro u R SPEC IALTr Co r. I-I enr.Y St. a nd Salem Ave. Dial :2 -448± SHOP . " HEII~ONIMUS i l i i i I I ! ! I ! l l ! ! i I I I I l I I I of ! I I I i i j i I j i I ! I I i i Community Drug Co. G. I. Joe's DLck Inn A Prescription Pharmacy T ast_,. a nd D eli cions Sa nd,Yi ches l ee Co ld Drinks - Auto Seni ce Drugs, Chemicals, Toiletri es Dial 2-91 :i 9 \\re a Isa ra n.'· a complete lin e of School Suppli es ( 'ol'. W ell s Aw. & H emy S t. N\ V -+O Hiµ: h S treet, N. W. Roan oke, Ya. Dia ls 2-0 377 I ! i i i i I i i i i i i + - • n - nn - nn - 11 1 1 -11n - n• - 111 - on - 1111 - 11 11- nn - 11 11 - 1111 - 1111 - 111 1- 11u - 11 I948 i 11-1111 -u11 -u11 -nn-nu -~n -n11 - 1 1~ -nu-u11 -~~ -~11 -1111 -1111 -u 1 -+ �Wh en you think of -:VIns icThink of COXGHA 'l'f"LI 'J'IO.Y::l Melody Haven, Inc. I I I Th e HO:\IE of TOI' Montgomery Ward & Co. J Il l:. LI~E In st rum ent s and t he famou s .J esse French Pianos ! ! ! .:1 1G-:2nd St. S. \V. J 1:2 ('a111ph c ll 1\ ,·e., S. \ V. Pho1w :! -1;) 11 Ph. 2-!'i:260 ! ! I ! JOE STERN SCHOOL SUPPLfES I I i 128 \V. Campbell ,\.,·c. a 11c1 OFFICE E(~CIP:\IE~T i i i }fad e-tc1--:VIeas111·e Sn its Easter Supply Co. i Phone 8 /1; .) 120-122 Campbell Ave. I I I I I I i i I 1\'Ie11 's Fnrnishi11g·s a11l1 j l I i Bette 1· C loth es Fol' Less Dial 6:27-l Ph. i 2 - 0~62 C'omp l im Pn t s Dell' Luncheonette of 011 1I e11r_,. St. nt Gi lm e r ,.\ Ye. Brook's Pharmacy Hnanoke , Ya. Pr esc: ripti o ns ca ll er] for D Pli c :ons I-I nrn p C'ookPd :\Tea ls e \·e ry houl' i11 th e cla_, .. I I Sand\\·i c li es - C're11 111 - Coffer Drinks l Co 111 parl' nnrl l" ou'll Wear I I Bush-Flora Shoe Co. 1 ( 'om p Ii rn c 11 ts I SAM J. KRISH ! Roanok e, \ "a. I j I I + I I I I S h oes from j j j Ic:e i l I i i 1 I i I 1 i I I I -•1 - 11u - aa - 11n- nn - n• - r., - 1111- n11 - 11n- •11- 11N - n11 - 11u - 11u- 1111 - 11 1948 ,,_ ,,,,_ ,,, _ ,,,,_ ,,,_ ,,,, _ ,,,,_ ,,,,_ ,,, _ ,,, _ ,,,,_ ,,,,_ ,..,_ ,,,,_ ,,,, _ i , , _+ �T·- ··- .. - .. - .. _ ,._ ,,_ ,,_ .,_ ,,_ ,._ ,._ ,,_ ,,_ , Tl-IE ADDISON /AN _ ,._ ,,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,,,_ .,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,._ ,,,_ ,,_ ,,_T d;, n e Reid & Cutshall B ett er P//.r11iture lI I I I i i i I I 'J Jl!IEN'S SHOPS, Inc. S in ce 192.J: H atters :-W9 W. Campbell Ave. Furnishers Campbell Ave. at H enry St. Roanoke, Va. I i j Home of " G. G. G. " Clothes i i I Compliments j Bush and Hancock of " TI-1 R MAN 'S STORE" TOTrNSJ11EN SOCIAL CLUB JOG \V. Campbell Ave. ( ! I l i i i I I j I I Knmrn for Va lues! Phon e -!800 I i W. T. Grant Co. ~l ·w Campbell Ave. Roanoke, Va . Roanoke Shoe Hospital I i-11d er N eu: JJfo n.age 111 e11t i I I I vVe do special 'rnrk, as \Y ell as r egular work. Dial ':'496 Doctors and Hospi tal work J. C. Parrish Furniture Co. In corporated i 1 i i i I i i + - u11 - Quality P11r11it11r e l~-1-1 26- 1 28 E. Campbell AY e. nn - 11n - 11n - u11 - 11 • - 11 1- 1111 - 1111 - 11u - 1111 - 1111 - 11u - 1111 - u11 - n11 - u I948 I I I i P. L. OAKES. ::vlgr. I 30-± - I 2nd St., S. W. Roanoke, Ya. Roanoke , Va. j i I~ II �+ _,._,._,,_.,_.,_.,_,._.,_,._,,,_.,_.,_,,_, Tl-IE i ADDISON/AN_,,_ ,,,_ ,._ ,._ ,. __,,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,,_ .,_ ,,_ .. _ .,_ ,,_+ EVERT !1 0.J! E .YF, f-,' /J 8 Comp l im e nts KANE FURNITURE of :U E. Cam pb e ll 1\ n. MR. and MRS. FRANK JiO SES Roa n ok e, \ 'a. ! l I j l j j Swan White Hand Laundry I Davi s & Keel in;.!,", Prop s. j I I I I I I Comp lim ents of Phelps & Armistead, Inc. For Comp let e Laundry Se n-i ce - 1 U \ V. Camp be ll A \·e. D ia l :3-21i ll 211 - App li a 11ces 5th St r eet , N. W. j I ij !U[Qffflf£![Ql KIUQK = I I I i MEN'S ( 'LOT HI NG S I?\CE 190:2 j J o7 W est Carn;-;be ll A \'C11 u e I j j I I I w . E. Hailey, Bar ber Di a l 2- 5226 T'p to t lw m inut e Hair Cuts Modern Tonsorial Parlor Morgan-ELbank Furniture Corp. Our Aim is lo sr n· e C11 slo111 rrs 111 a icrn; that icill 1c i11 pr . 11uu1r11t 1-1 E. ('arnp lw ll An .. j i j i I I patronav e j H O f'RS: 8 :011 A ..\f. to 7:on P ;vI. i 1 "J.7 Cornmn 11v\"Palth A\"<' ., ~.E. I i + - •n - a11 - a11 - n11 - 111 - u1 - 1111- 1111 - an - 1111- u11 - n11 - 1111- nu - 11n- l 1111- 11 I94 8 ! u - 1111 - 1m - u •1 - 1111 - u 11 - •1n - 1111 - u~ - 1111 - r111 - 11:1 - 1111 - 11u - 11 1 1 - 1 11 1 - + �"!"·- .. - .. - ··- ..- ··- ··- ..- ··- ··- .. - ..- ··- ··- · Tl-IE ADDISON/AN _,,_ ,,_ .,_ ,. _ _._ ,_ ,,,_ ,._ ,,_ .,_ ,._ .,_ ,._ ,,_t I Re~istered Jeweler American Gem Sciclety I Don 't Throw it Away I Have it fixed. Co ns ult the N. E. j i i i I Furniture Repairer ancl uphol st er er ! J. L. Brown Fine Food E. J. Saker Groceries - Casa Blanca Grill 4th St. N. E. 6th and Cent er A. Ye. Phone 3-658 2 Dial 2-9179 Virginia Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company BOWMAN'S of Richmond, Virginia SUN BEA:\I BREAD Prot ect ion for ~-ou and J obs for y our children Enri ch ed ''"iH1 Yitamin J i i i i i i i i Quiet R endevouz Com e Around T o Th e Meats Fresh V egeta bl es 80:? - j and lVI inera l D istri ct Office :308 H a rriso n An., N.\V. Roanok e, Ya. Di al 3-0562 ! I I I l i I I I I 1 I i I I I I Dial 2-3485 R. C. Bmrell, D istri ct :\Ian age r i I I i i i i Jordan Funeral Home, Inc. 24 HO UR. A?vIBl"LANCE SERYI CE Complim ents of Dia l R oa n oke 3-6139 F' 1111 ern I Dire ct o-rs i Dr . H. T. Penn ,Ja s. R. Jordan , Jr., Director 601 Loud en AYe., N. \V . i l I I I I i I i + - 11 n - 1111 - nn - nn - 1111 -a 1 - 11 1- au - 11n - n 11 - 11u - u11 - 1111 - 1111 - 1111 - 1111 - 11 I948 l >l - 1111 - 1111 - u•1 - u11 - 11n - •1n - 1111 - n'l - nu - un - 1 1u - ~ n - 11n - n11 - u11 - + �'f ._ ,._ , ., _ ,.,_ ., ,_ .._ ,,_ ,,_ .,_ ,._ ,., _ .,_ .,_ ., ,_ , THE ADDISON JAN_,._ ,._ .. _ ,,_ ," __.,_ .,_ .,_ .,_ ,,_ .,_ ,,_ ,._ ,._t I I 1l il j j J. J. Saker Ghillie i i Bean 's Confectionery Gr cce ries and F resh :.Ieat Dry G c ods , X ot ions , li a r cl \l·::il'e l l: e ( ' r eam Pa in t a n d O il ('a ii dy _ !j (';, kt•s _ j j :-i :if t Dri1Jk s 201 Co r . 5t h St. & Ce 11 tP r A Ye. "'."\ \V 'l'll ba n '<h Cor . Pral: h Rd. a:H l 111 t h •.\ \"(•. \"\\' ij B . I I. R il:t', .Jr. , l'r" Jl · ! S crl'inu it s peopl e fo r ov er ci /1 u"f C(J tf lt .I). i j ! j I I l I j ! 6:2:2 }follrman Rel ., :.J.\V. I j j f)f:-;T R l( ''f' O F F I C'E R <1 orn WI , R :ise11lil' r e'.· B ld g. " T h e La st IF onl in Sn ·1·ir·c " Th oma s P . Trent , :\l :rnage r ! I l I I I i i Citizens Home Ins. Co., Inc. Blue Ridge Cleaners and Laundry 10 a 11tl '.20-.H ar Pa .\"ln c11 t Li fe :!0-y ca r E ?1c10 \1·lll :'11 f \ V hll le li fe poh·i r s. do 11lil e fo r acc id r 11 h Dia l >l -7,) -J.:; ·w . 0 . \Vh ee lr r , ;.Jg1'. Information Service Station \V ~\ S H I ::\G Dial :{ -G0 10 C om p l i 11w 11 h & GRE A SI::\ O oE i l I i i L et l's L ubr ica t e Y o ur C'ar 8 rrtisfacl ion i I i co l George T. Hitch 01111r1111l N rl G il m e r AY e., \". \V . Pmp . - JE \\ .EL ER8 j Ford ancl Co . j I ii I ! I I j ! 1 ! I ) I Carter and Jones Dry Cleaning and Dyeing ()f ..-1/J'IT j I I i l Th P ll u1111 (~ l' A LI TY A ll ~ t· 11· A\'D j S EH \ " l ('l~ a nd :\fo d e rn E q u ip m e11t BOB 'S SHOE STORE j i j 8 110/~·s 2:{ Ea st ( 'a111pli ell - 11 th St ., :-\. W . - J\\"C=' . :~ -:2 -t G :J + - ~11 - 11u - 1111 - n11 - nn - n• - 1 11 - 11~ - ur1 - au - u11 - un - u11 - ~" - "'' - "" - " 1948 11 - 1u•- 111 - 1111- 1m - ,, 11 - •111 - 1111 - .11 - ,1•1 - m1 - ,1•1- .111 - 1111 - 111 l ! l I i I ,_ .,., _+i �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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. Completed in 1928, it was named after Lucy Addison, a pioneer teacher and principal of the first African American high school, the Harrison School. Today, the school operates as Lucy Addison Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1928-1973 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 Addisonian1946 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 Addisonian 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonian was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lucy Addison 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 1948 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 Addisonian1948 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/17/2057/Addisonian1946.pdf 93af6d08994a2a9ad04dff111198e078 PDF Text Text VREF p 373.755791 L964a �ROANOKE CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM Central Library Virginia Room PRESENTED BY D. E. McQuilkin to the Ethel Belle McQuilkin : Memorial Collection · �' �\ No. 48 R . M . A. �•·•·••••- v.- · • · •,_ ... ,..., ! LUCY ADDISON HIGH SCHOOL Alma Mater 1. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater Guardian of the right, Our footsteps will never falter Guided by thy light. Chorus: Alma Mater! Alma Mater l Thee we will never fail. Loyal sons and loyal daughters, Addison, all hail! 2. Our strong hand can ne'er be broken, Formed in Addison High. Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Sealed by fri endship's tie. �Jlf 110 JIQJIE'\\V110 JIQJIO In this, the year after victory, we, the Class of 1946, are presenting Addison's first annual in twelve years. We are conscious of being a part of "The World of Tomorrow." Y.le know not what is next, but we are anticipating oer part in th 2 community at large. We are looking backward at the four wonderful years at Addison, recording our work, achievements, and interest s for posterity's eye in this, our yearbook. To the "Graduating Class of 1946" in th e name of the "Addisonian's" staff, be bid you happiness, success, and a brilliant future in "The World of Tomorrow ." -The Editor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -~- �I ~ 'I .; ,·. ,) ·:: : . JID JIEJID JI[ f? A 11L JI[ ~ID N . ~ , I" 'I. ,\ .::.._- ' In r ecognition of her pers onal interest in our ·welfare and happiness and h er faithfulness a nd loyalty , we fee l that without t h e benefit and influence of s uch a character, a story of our year s at Addison ·would n ot be complete . With the deepest f eeling of adm iration, respect, and appr eciation, we, the Class of N in et een Hundred and Forty-s ix, dedicate the second edition of the "Addisonian" to Miss Sadie Virg inia Lawson. �JPJIQ lN (?'Jl[JIPAJL ~ 8 1\\1\UIESSA ~[~'. JI E Congratulations to the graduating class of 1946 for s uccessful achievement in producing your yearbook. You have demonstrated that unity of effort results in success. My message to you is directed to the great need of unity among peoples of the earth. Seniors all over the country face the challenge to unite for the purpose of effecting a world peace-a lasting world peace. Most of us are just ordinary citizens of this great commonwealth, but eash of us has potentalities which when united can bring results. I am suggesting that we unite to the purpose of alleviating some of the ills of our own environment, of our own state, of our own nation , and of the world. May we declare ourselves to the end of spreading brotherhood among ourselves and neighbors. The thought of the atomic energy s:1ivers our proletariat thinking and results in fears and anxieties, in distrust of man, and insecurity of our being. In our trembling, we resort to every conceivable imaginary fortification as a means of security. Our blemished thinking reflects itself vividly in our feeble efforts to believe that power is an only defense and guarantee of security. Religion-Christ has small room in our collapsed thinking. Americans are a peace loving people and, fortunately, a professing Christian country. This is evidenced in the united efforts of our nation to share our food and earnings with the world. I believe in doing this we demonstrate the thought, "Inasmuch as you have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, you have done it unto me." In such a purpose, we need must find the love of man which is the essence of God's love. I challenge you then to direct yo ur minds and efforts in perpetuating the teachings of Christ in you r lives. In spite of difficulties, in spite of inequalities , we all have the privilege and freedom of religion. In this area of religion, we can find and enjoy a mind of aristocracy. In our Saviour's way of life, even in our democracy, we can use our minds and our abilities to develop a spirit of lo ve and r espect. I challenge you to use your minds to the end of securing peace within yourself and then uniting in effort with church, gove rnment, and all institutions that have for their purpose the Christianization of t he nation. This does not imply passive and ineffective military or eco nomic preparedness. On the contrary, it seems to me that the Christian way of life implies sane judgment along all lines of man's end eavor s . It implies security because its meaning suggests time, preparation, and sustained thought. �THJE FACULTY l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14 . 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22 . 23. 24. 25 . 26. 27. 28. 29 . 30 . 31. 32. 33. Core; English Physical Educat ion Core· En o·lish Core; Civics; American History'; Engl ish History; Vocatio n a l Guidance Mrs. A. C. Coleman Commercial Department Mr. R. C. Coleman American History; Mathematics ; Welding Mrs. A. M. Cooper Core; American History ; Civics Miss G . E . Cooper Commercial Department Mrs. E. C. Cothran Core Mr . Robert Easley Brick Con s truction Miss A. R . F inney ....... S ecretary Mr. P . W . Giddin gs Ph ysics; B iology Miss B. Hackley Mathematics Rev. J . R. Johnson, Jr . Bible Mr. W . L . Jones Core; Social Science Miss E . M. Keen Mathematics Mr. F. D . Lawson Phys ical Education Miss S. V. Lawson Principa l Mr . J. W . Nabors A uto Mechani cs Miss E. R. Poindexter Music Department Mrs. E . T. Reid Home Economics Mrs. C. C. Robinson Englis h; Latin Mrs. G. Scott Latin; Co r e Mr. J . A. Spencer B iolog;\' ; Ch emi stry; S e: ien ce Miss A . M . Thompso n French; English Mrs . H. B . Thompson Cor e ; Scien ce Mr. J. C. To les Science; Math ematics Miss A. L. Turn e r English; Negrn History; American .History; Core Mrs. E. H. Vaughan Core Mrs . H. B . Whitworth Librarian Mrs . J . Wilson Home Economics Mrs. D. D. Witten Core; Math ematics Miss L. B . Wright English Mrs. Mrs. Mrs . Miss H. W. A ustin B . W. Beamer P. B. Branch G. Brown �Annual Staff Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Sports Editor Arts Edit or Business Manager s Florence T. Sa und er s Jacqu elin e W. Cla rk so n Naomi C. N ew s ome Claren ce Carte r Ll oy d Boyden Beve rl y Hamlar Harry L ee Hunter Kenith N . H y lton Repor t ers Gwendoly n S . Lig htfoot Ma r t h a E. R a nd a ll Iris Gloria D a vi s Blondine K. R. Dearin g Mary E . John son Secretary James G. BalTinger Advisors Proofreader Miss Alta Ma i Th omp son Mr . J. Clodi ous Toles Mrs . E . C. R ob in son ��SENIOR OFFICERS Vice President- Preside 11tC la re nce Caville Carter F lore nc e Therese Sa und ers agree w ith no man 's opini o n : I have so m e o f my ow n. Busi ness-1i ke. studi o u s. a to uch of fun , a nd. a wa:-' o f he r ow n . ~ A ssislaul SecretarySa lli e Maud e Willi a m s Indu stri o u s, a nd brain y . Secretary- 1-lel e n Gertr ude Dea ne 1\ i;ood d a:~ce r w ith a hi g h sense of hum o r. capable . Tr earnrer- Assistant T reasur er- Lillian Bernice Tay lo r Be1·erlv L a fa_1·e tte H a ml a r Qu i e t , in dustrious. and swee t. St u dious. d epe ndab le, a nd ah1·a.1·s w illin g to help. Sergea11t of A r111 sNao mi Ca rl en a 0Je11·so m e N e1·e r id le, ne1·e r st ill . a lways talking. t a lk she will. �SENIORS AKERS, Eleanora F ranci s A1\DERSON, J\il ar io n Cecil a Quite th e jolli est gir l we know, full of pep and plenty of go. Attrac ti ve and na ive. BARR IN GER, Jam es G ilber t BO\VE, Franci s Rebecca His sc holast ic abi lity and good temper sheds brightn ess on everyone. If quietness were a rose you could sme ll th e fragrance everyw he re. BOYDE N, Lloy d Roge rs A leader of men a nd a fo ll owe r of women. CA NN AD AY, Bill ie Kefforcl As a basketba ll p layer, he rea ll y rat es; as a lo ve r, wow, he's great' 13ROADY, Mary Kate H e r h app iest th o ught s a re th ose o f sile nc e and fun. CLAR KSO N. Jac q ue lin e Wanda You r swee t pe rson a lit y a nd clever ideas w ill he lp yo u go far in the wor ld. �SENIORS CREWS, Thomas Edwa rd D AV IS. Iri s G lo ri a A returned veteran who has rec ap tu red hi g h sc hool life with la ughter. Without I o v e and laughte r, there is no JOY for he r. FINNEY. Lois E laine F ISHER. Ma mi e Irene Her love liness sweetness rules all. A girl 's natural quality is to a ttract. H A RRIS , Barbara Ann H A YES . Be rth a A rl eni a Light as a fairy when dancing , a nd nearl y as sma ll as one. S he sin gs a\Y ay cares : she is i ncl epe nd en t and commandi ng. HUNTER , Harry Lee l le re's a guy who's full of fun a nd readywit. There's never a dull moment while he "s around. HYLTO\l. l( en ith N il s He re's a pal \1·ho's full of so ngs a nd scores points in everv basketball gam e. �SENIORS JOH NSON, Mary Elizabeth J<EEN, 13 illi e J{ uth Her si ncere interest in her work and willingness to help in sure hap piness. \Ve ho pe all her goa ls in life \\ill be reac hed, as were he r dramatic rules in a ll he r classes. L EFTW IC H, Hilda Mae "Silence is golden " has been her high sc hool motto. LEWIS, Dorothy Lee u :: ,\1 0'\S. Gera ldine Virginia : I !e r dimples. li ve Ji, ness. a nd a thl et ic abi lity dese r ve o u r . praise. ' LI G HTrooT, Gwe ndo ly n Sevada As quiet as a sun dial is she. If li ste ning a nd a quiet di sposition will make t he \\·orld ro un d, then I ha\·e th e globe. LOVELESS, Leona :\i! AET I \J, /\ l a r\· Frances She li kes silence most of the school day, but at ro ll ca ll , she mu st break the ropes. I !e r se ri ousness and lad v like manners will make he r a success in Ii f e. �SENIORS P EARL, N ancy Mary RA N DALL , Mart ha Evangel in e: Her good d ispositio'l is m o re va lu a ble than go ld. She takes life easy a nd ha s no regret s. ROGERS , Mary Eve ly n He r a nd li fe \\·on bun d le o f easiness ab ility to tak e as it co mes have her fri end s. ROSE. Ve lm a E la in e It w ill be a Jo ng tim e before a no th er se nior class will ow n such a neat a n d rese rve d _1·oung lady . SC'' LES, :\ \ a ry V irgini a No t o\·e r-se ri ou s, not too gay. b ut a swee t pa l. ROGERS, Richard A lfred W it h the 11·o m en, he shin es : but fo r o thers. honor s he ne\·e r pines. S.-\ L 'JD E RS. .-\ nn We 'll rem emb er her as a n ag reea bl e. lad _1·Ii ke fr iend. S H EPPARD j\'\ arv l:: li za het h To her fri end> an d class mat es. sh e i s kn Oll"ll as a sc hola r!\ ·. sin ce re, a nd de pend a ble pa l. �i•t Ull SENIORS SPRAGUE, Lera Madell SPE:\CER. Iri s Zo na If giggles we re riches, she'd be a milli onaire. 1 le r co mbination of di g nit y a nd qui e tne ss is \1·ell-kn uwn at L. r\. 11. S. SI MMONS, Frances Lee T AL I F E RRO. ;\\ .n a D e lan a She is espec iall,v interested in athletics, and when the dance is on, you ne ve r find her among the wa llO owe rs. Il e r gent le manner and lm·e for I lom e Eco no mi cs are p a\· in g th e road to a succ essful future. DEARING, 13 londine I< atie Laugh , pl ay and be hap py for we ha ve bul une life to li ve . �Graduating Class of February, 1947 OFFICERS OF LOW 12th CLASS Pres ident L ylburn Murphy H ylbn Secretary Laura Jan e Broady Treas urer Lewis Albert Sydnor, Jr. Miss Lillie B. Wright Advisor MEMBERS Robert Bennet Amelia Bess Laura Broady L yndon Broa dy Alfreda Burks Doris Byers Doroth y Byers Hubert Dudley Rudolph Flood Geneva Gardner Harry L ee Hunter L ylburn H ylton Anni e Johnson Thelma Johnson Percy Keeling Virg inia Palmer Richard Rogers Eula Mae Saunders Lewis Sydnor, J r . Lorraine Turner Essie Waid �Junior Class Sophomore Class �Ninth Grade Freshmen A Group of Junior Hig h Students �11 II II u II IDI ��Thing§ We Shall Remember I' I' Ii It It ii QJ Four years- each day and minute crowded with precious memories! Some we hold too dear to talk about just now. Some \Ve shall remember only after years have taken us far away from dear Addison. Some we shall tuck away and hold precious for safe keeping in om· minds, to be taken out at odd moments , examined, laugh ed over, remembered with a glow when we are alone. Some we shall relate to you now before departing. We shall remember! Our first day! This day reminded us of a day spent in Utopia. It was wonderful, exciting, and thrilling! The big bell-time to eat, time for class, time to leave class, time for assembly-sometimes we didn't even hear it, sometim es we welcomed it, sometimes we hated it. We shall always remember it! Our assemblies! The upper classmen looking back in the balcony at us when we vvere lower classmen if we applauded or laughed at the wrong time. The glorious morning when we .received the senior seats because we had reached the most august position offered sen iors in our high school. The little timely reminders of Miss Lawson, our beloved principal. The friendly greetings in the halls as we dashed from class to class. Above all, we shall remember the following familiar sayings of some members of our wonderfu l faculty. They always said these things at the right time and the right place. Mrs. Wilson-"This dress has many possibilities." Mr. Giddings-"You have a head and so has a cabbage." Mrs. Cooper-"All right, young people." Mr. Toles-"Anytime tomorrow" "Excuse me. I don't have any manners." Miss Thompson-"Father, I stretch my hands to Thee." Miss Lawson-"It's just two or three of us . . . " "Remember who you are." "It's the five percent." Miss Cooper- "Subdue your voices." Mr. Spencer-"Let me tell you one thing." "At Wilberforce." Mrs. Thompson-"Out the halls." Mrs . Scott-"Can you afford it?" Mrs. Robinson-"Watch out-" Mr. Lawson-"Answer this question and I'll give you two cents" Miss Hackley-"Take off that war paint." Miss Turner-"Y ou are talking extra." Mrs. Beamer-"I'm waiting for you to get quiet ." Miss Poindexter-"Don't anticipate my movements!" ''I'll see yo u at 7 :40 my lam bs, and no excuses accepted." Mrs. Coleman-"You're tardy. You'll have to get an excuse before I can admit you to class ." There were the football games, the basketball games, the dances, the parties where we had thrillin g, exciting, and breath-taking times. Th en graduation-in vitations , friend s, diplomas , smiles, good-byes, Auld Lang Syne, t ear s. Yes, we shall remember th ese four years of brief, separate, distinct, different from other years-years we shall hold as precious jewels in our palms to sparkle and shin e. These t hin gs we shall always remember and in remembering, hold each more clear! -Florence Saunders �A Senior Looks Back One day in early September, 1934, there were three groups of little bright-eyed youngsters, beginning on the first step of the long ladder of their formal school life. Years are the milestones that tell the distance that these students have traveled. As we look back, we see: OUR FRESHMAN YEAR-1942-1943-0ur high school career began. OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR-1943-1944-We entered our second year of events. This year, we left Core with its dreaded three hours and began to love high school life. OUR JUNIOR YEAR-1944-1945-Sept.: October: We were Juniors! Elected Junior officers. May : Lois Finney crowned "May Queen" June: Junior Day. Junior-Senior Prom . A very happy year. OUR SENIOR YEAR-1945-1946-Sept.: At last "Seniors"! Elected Senior Class officers and advisors. October: Mamie Fisher crowned "Miss Homecoming". December: Presented "Pearl Harbor Day" play. F ebruary : A selected gro up of seniors took Pepsi-Cola exam March: Photograph day for annual. May: Senior Day. Concert. Tacky Dance. Class night. June: Vesper Services. Junior-Senior Prom. ment. How can we forget it? Band Commence- Yes, that is what happened. It was wonderful! \Ve leave dear old Lucy Addison where we have accomplished great things to strive for still greater things in the history of the world. �Class Prophecy Time: June '46 Setting: Dogpatch Lil' Abner, during his annual visi:; to " Oi' Ma n Mose", asked him to prophesy the future of Dogpatch in 1956. Oi' Man Mose is raging; a new bunch of settlers, from Addison City, U. S. A., are taking over Dogpatch. He sees each one a s an exterm inator of the backward, dumb, and ill-bred of his beloved Dogpatch. A young, highflying woman doctor (Naomi Newsome) has come to heal the sick. A nationa lly famous commercial arti.st (Clarence Carter) is designing the new town while a desigmr from L1e University of Southern California, (Annie Melvin) is creating Daisy Mae's (Mamie Fisher) wardrobe. President of P. T. A., (Elwnor Akers) a recent graduate of Fisk University, is assisting her husband, Dr. Carstairs of McHarry Medical College. Prominent members of the P. T. A., each having several children, are Mrs. R . E. R0sebud (Marie Coles), Mrs. J. T. Dogwood (Myra Taliferro), Mrs. S. T. Runclear (Mary Broady), Mrs. M. C. Skimp (Leona Lovelace), Mrs . A. B. Skiphot (Lorraine Turner), Mrs. F. M. Saddleback (Anne bell Manns ), Mrs. B. 0. Simpleton (Francis Martin), and Mrs. Y. E. Bellfare (Mazie Ferguson). President of Dogpatch branch of the N & W Railroad (Billy Cannaday) is modernizing the town. Famed pianist at Dogpatch Concert Hall (James Barringer) featuring a torch singer (Bertha Hayes) is giving nightly concerts. Marceline Hancock is the world famous dancer honoring Dogpatchers. She dances every night at Club Zanzibar. Mammy Yokum is taking Pappy Yokum to visit the famed psychiatrist (Jacqu eline Clarkson) for an examination of his mind. Irene (Francis Simmons) and Louise (Blondine Dearing) have just opened one of their famous "I & L" Buty Salons in Dogpatch. The manager of the local hotel (Leonard Thomas) is still bragging about the days when he was a bell h op at the Ponce de Leon with Marion Anderson as head elevator operator. Th e famous Dr. G. P. Kill'emQuick, a young dentist (Beverly Hamlar) has helped the smiles of the community to become more engaging and he is, at last, a very popular citizen. Supervisors of Sadie Hawkins Day Affair are two young lawyers (Kenith H ylton and Florence Saunders) sent down to take over Marrying Sam's duties. Private secretaries of the lawyers (Madell Sprague and Helen Deane) are rea lly getting the weary blues and have at last had enough of cutting stencils and typing. Mrs. Jane Divers (Mary Scales) has been crowned "The Modern Dogpatch Housekeeper" for this year. Owner of the local radio station (Sherman Howard) has now made himself h ead announcer. Dean of Women and math teacher (Martha Randall) is still serving the school on the hill. Other teachers at this promising school are Dean of Foreign Language Department, (Gearldine Lemons), Director of Physical Education (Iris Davis), Manual Training Department (Richard Brown), Dean of Social Science (Gwendolyn Li g htfoot), Head of Physical Education (Geor ge Simms). �... The head of the local police department (Lloy d Boyden) is still findin g ·wrongdoers. The n ewly elected deans (Harry Lee Hunter and Jerome Brooks) are beg inning a ten-year contract at th e Dogpatch Insane Asy lum. Yes, Dogpatch h as changed a great deal. It is now the best town in the U. S. A. W e miss the old customs, but we love the new ones. The s mell of Mammy Yokum's pork chops and Salome's kiss on the chin have at last awakened Lil' Abner. 0, what a beautiful dream! The Senior Class of '46 invites you to visit with th em in Dogpatch in 1956 to see their prophecies fulfilled. -Jacqueline Clarkson ~ ~ Cla§§ Song Tune : "Girl of My Dream s" I. vVe Seniors hav e done our work Not a task did we shirk So now we bid fond adieus. But w hen in life we do m 2et And friends we will greet Greetin gs we'll send to you. II. Teach ers, yo u' ve d one your part. Cla im your place in our h earts vVh ere mem 'rie s will r emain. Now as we say goodbye Our h ea rts will e'er s igh Until we m eet again. III. Lift up your voices dea r friend s In three g r eat r .:ms ing cheers And h onor t h ese grads Who've worked for four years. T o g ive them co urage and aid For to Addison they gave L ove wh ich to them was dear. -Jam es Barringer Class Motto: Color s: Farewell Poem Our work in life is not over Today we h ave only begun, Our school of life is before u s With victoriEs to be won. We are cheerfully going upward On our trail over the path of life, 'Til s hines brig htly a dawning That praises a teacher's strife. Toget her we h ave fought the battle With pleas ure and with pain. We are ready now t o plunge forth, But w h en sh a ll we m eet again ? T oday is the day of our parting. We mu st start our t ask s a new, An d with memories of the golden circle With sorrow we bid you, adieu. Our Alma Mater, Addison, we now bid y ou adieu. Oh! May your g lory s hine afar; may oth ers learn of you. Wh en life's great s unset trail we've trod, And a ll to rest have gone, May som ethin g wrought by our weak h a nds Live on , a nd on , a nd on . -Velma Elayn e Rose Today we conquer; Tomorrow we rule Gold a nd White. Flower: Yellow Roses. �La§t Will and Te§tament We, the Senior Class of Lucy Addison High School, 1946, in tl1e city of Roanoke, the state of Virginia, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following property in the manner stated. To the Faculty: We wish to leave our sincere appreciation for the guidance and inspiration which they have given us to reach our goal. To the coming Senior Class: We will you the ability to publish an Annual. This can certainly be done if you have the ability to publish such distinguished characters, with great high school achievements to aid you. Therefore, we will you the ability to have such outstanding members as the following: Our Smartest Students: Florence Saunders-Jam es Barringer C lass Beauties:-- M~mi~ Fisher-Lois Finney Best Athletes: George Simms-Frances Simmons Best Dancers: Iris Davis-Billie Cannaday Quietest: Edward Amos-Frances Bowe Neatest: Velma Rose-Leonard Thomas Most Humorous: Naomi Newsome-Harry Lee Hunter Most Versatile: Jacqueline Clarkson-Kenith Hylton To the Sophomore Class, we will the ability to build a strong Junior Class. To the Freshmen, we will you the joy of being upper classmen. I, Mamie Fisher, do will to Helen Davis and Barbara Hopkins my everlasting friendship. I, Ann Saunders , do will Percy Keeling the ability to mind his own bu siness. I, Myra Taliferro, do will William Keen my everlasting friendship. I, Madell Spragu e, do will France s Hale the ability to s pend as much time at study ing her lessons as she does making smart remarks. I, Florence Saunders, do will Alwynn Jefferson my pos ition as "Edit or" of the Annual including all t'.1e headaches it carries with it. I, Lois Finney, do will Rober t Hale m y everlasting friendship. I, Harry Lee Hunter, do will James Charlton the ability to find a girl friend of his own . I, Jacqueline Clarkson, do will Delois Clements my ability to finish L. A. H . S. in three and one-half years . I, Nancy Pearl, do will H elen Davis m y seat in the Senior Row in th e assembl y. I, Ma r y Sheppard, do will Violet Jones, m y a bility to mast e r Mathematics. I, Naomi Newsome, do will Ruth Baker my position as captain of th e basketball t eam. �I, James Barringer, do w ill a life-long friend ship to the other two ''Inseparables.'' I, :F lorence Saunders, d::> will Ludie Saunders m y ability to make E's the first years in high school. I, Evelyn Rogers, do ·will Theckla Howard the ability to keep up her Commercial studies . I, Jerome Brooks, do will "Red" Charlton m y presidency of the "Charlie's Club. " I, Lloyd Boyden, do will Buster Waller my influence at Addison. I, Naomi Newsome, do will Glenora Brnvvn, Rosa Hancock, A lta Mai Brown and Doris Jordan my everlasting friendship. I, Billie Ruth Keen, do will Lois Wright m y ability to flatter people. I, Helen Deane, do wi ll H ilda Deane the ab ili ty to keep up the Deane's good work in the commercia l department. I, Francis Simmons, do w ill Ro sa Hancock my position as guard on the girl's basketball t eam. I, Billie Cannady, do wi ll th e remaining "Shop Boys" the ability to finish high school in the very near future. I, Beverly Hamlar, do will Corine Gray the ability to overcome her bashfulnes-s. I, Iris Davis, do will Hazel Dodd m y basketball uniform. I, Iris Spencer, do w ill Pauline A. Saunders the ability to keep her sweet lady-like ways. I, Martha Randall, do will to Bernice Randall my E's in Mathematics. I, James Barringer, do will m y position as school pianist to Maxine Nicholas. I, Beverly Hamlar, do will Shirly Hamlar m y ability to finish high sch ool in three and one-half years. I, Iris Spencer, do will Alfred Spencer my ability to master English 7 and 8 at the same time in order to graduate in three and one-half years. Last, but by no means least, to the school, we leave the examples we have set as students. We hope that our efforts will be appreciated and may our last will and testaments meet with the approval of those concerned. ~ ~~ �, �Miss Mardi Gras �'11" Veteran§ Victory has s ilenced the guns of war and put an end to th e terrible carnage of combat. Although there are many unfinished jobs s uch as bringing• order out of the chaos of war-torn countries , many of our loved ones who served in the armed forces are back in our midst. They, realizing that fre sh blood and new materials are more potent, are taking up th e strings of yester-year and weaving them into the kind of world that they h ave fought for. We are proud to boast of the association of tw enty-five "forward looking" veterans at our school. MEMBERS Mr. Ralph C. Coleman (Advisor) Jack Brown (Senior) Jacob Caf er (Seni or) Alvin Croson Senior) Bernard Davis (Senior) Thomas Crews (Senior) Dennis Enock Tomm y F ult z (Senior) H E: zik iah H olland Ch arles Jones (Senior) V ernard Martin Lawrence Hawkin s (Senior) Theodore Mason (Senior) Charlie Johns (Senior) Joseph Moorman Fred Moss Thomas Pleasant (Sen ior) Herman Powell Maria n Rivers (Senior) Frank Robin son Jam es Rose (Senior) Lawson R eeves (Senior) Ernest Sears (Senior) Willia m Witcher J am es Hancock J �French Club OFFICERS Florence Saunders Doris Nelson H a zel H a rdy Miss Alta Mai Thompson President Secretary Treasurer Adv isor MEMBERS Elnora Akers Mar ion Anderson Sta nley Bla ny J ['.cqu elin e Clarkso n Blondine Dearing H a zel Hardy John Hines Willie Hubba rd Alwyn Jefferson Frank Koger Doris N elson Florence Sa under s Mar y Scales Evelyn Sullivan Martha Virgil E ss ie W a id �Addi§on Band OFFICERS Richard Clark President Kenneth Whitlock Secretary and Treasurer Mr. J. B. Tynes Director . . .. . .. . ... . MEMBERS Herbert Bruner Ernest Caldwell James Caldwell Richard Clark Robert Cooper William Gaither Leon Hooper Marshall Hunter Laurence Hylton Harry Jackson Ralph Meadows Richard Meadows Hezikiah Robertson Raymond Ross Charles Spraggins Clarence Steptoe Kenneth Whitlock Crystal White Otis Winfield Clarence Wooding �Choral Club The Choral Club has t h e second highest enrollment of the various organizations at Addison. In this organization of sixty-six persons, a concentrated effort is made to enco urage music appreciat ion by active participation in many of the finer works of the masters. The influence of the Choral Club is w idespread, serving each year more community groups and organizations than any other organized group in the school. The Choral Club has done a great deal toward inter-racial good will, having sung for many white groups as ·well as groups of our own. Among the many appearances made by the group, th e foll owing are outstanding in the lives of the singers : Dunbar High School - Lynchburg, Virginia Huntington High School - Nevvport News, Virginia Hotel Roanoke for the Roanoke Merchant's Association Hotel Roanoke for the Lions Club Hotel Roanoke for Mick-or-Mack Personnel Virginia Polytechnic Institute for Horticulture Convention It has been under the ab le direction of Miss Eunice R. Poindexter that this organization has gained favor and wide recognition in our local comm unity and various parts of the state. The Choral Club looks forward to the time when the phys ical faci lit ies of a mod 2rn hio-h school and th e individual talents of th e students will lend toward an org~nization not bigger in quantity , but better in quality. Students holding a four year m emb er ship in th e choral club are : Naomi News ome, Marnie Fisher, Kenith H ylton , P a ul Adam s, William Keen. �Sub Debs OFFICERS Naomi Newsome President Florence Saunders Vice President Geraldine Lemons Secretary Nancy Pearl Assistant Secretary Jacqueline Clarkson Treasurer MEMBERS Elnora Akers Jacqueline Clarkson Blondine Dearing Iri s Davis Mamie Fisher Mary Johnson Hilda Leftwich Geraldin e Lemons Gwendolyn Lightfoot Naomi Newsome Evelyn Rogers Florence Saunders Mary Scales Myra Taliferro Sallie Williams �Hi~Y OFFICERS OF THE HI-Y CLUB President Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Advisor Jam es Barringer Kenith Hylton Robert Bailey, III Betty Hamlar Hubert Dudley Willie Dupree Mr. J. Luvelle Taylor �Girl Scout Troop No" 34 OFFICERS I I I• 11. President Willie Mae HargravEs Secretary Frances Simmons Treasurer Ju anita Parker Advisor Mrs. E. C. Cothran MEMBERS Syeria Bond Mildred Brown Hazel Bruce Lois Church Virginia Cooper Marion Davis Mildred Dix Dorothy Easley Evelyn Fitzgerald Carri e Flemings Catherine Franklin Willie Mae Hargraves Mary Hubbard Evelyn Hurt Audrey Milner Juanita Parker Betty Jean Petty Georgia Pleasant Eli:;;abeth Rivens Frances Simmons Bessie Scott Myrtle Woods Hannah Young �The Acldisonian National Honor Society OFFICERS President Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Advisors Robert Bailey, III Iris Z. Spencer Mary E . Johnson Martha E. Randall Miss A. L. lurner Miss L. B. Wright The Addison Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of the fir st and second honor students of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades . The Society which was organized in 1940 now has an active members hip of forty-one pupils. It encourages leadership as well as scholarship and character buildin g, a nd its projects have become an integral part of th e school program. �Dramatics Club One of the largest groups participating in the activity program is the Dra matic Club. This club has approximately one hundred ten members who are interested in the variou s phases of dramatics . Those who have participated actively in t h e presentation and production of plays composed t h e Addison Players . This club has been active for the past four years, but 1945-1946 has seen m ore public p erforma nces than in any previou s year. The outstanding t hree act play of the year was "The Little Minister." Th e State tournament contest number was "Hunger", which won for th e Players second place. �Addi§on Players OFFICERS President . . Lloyd R. Boyden Vice President Juanita Page Secretary Mary Jackson Treasurer Roger Moore Sponsors Mrs. Pearl Branch Mr. W. L . Jones Mrs. Hazel Thompson �Home Economic§ Club OFFICERS President Charlene Jones Vice President Elizabeth Anderson Secretary Mary Taliferro MEMBERS Fannie Alexander Elizabeth Anderson Margaret Brown Mary Broady Myrtle Craft Marie Coles Mazie Ferguson Delois Haley Queen Ross Charlene Jones Gwendolyn Lightfoot Annie Bell Manns Frances Martin Marian Parker Dorothy Rudd Ruth Smith Dorothy Staples Lorraine Turner Doris Young Fannie Johnso n Cora Leftwich Mary Thornhill Myra Ta liferro �Science Club THE FELLOW SCIENTISTS ASSOCIATION (ADDISON CHAPTER-SCIENCE CLUBS OF AMERICA) OFFICERS Doris Byers Laura Johnson Dorthy Lewis Izetta Williams La ura Broady Anne Johnson Catherine Anderson J . Arthur Spencer President Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Club Reporter Librarian Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Baker, Cletis Bess, Amelia Broady, Lyndon Burks, Alfreda Carter, Clarence Harris, Laura Harris, Willard Holland, Aquilla Johnson, Thelma Lawton, Rosa Moorman, Josephine Palmer, Virginia Powell, Geraldyne Swain, Gladolia Taylor, Lillian Thompson, William Tony, Elwood Woods, Elizabeth �Red Cross The Junior Red Cross was organized in 1944 under the leadership of Miss Georgia Brown wiJ-h an enrollment of twenty-five. Since then, the enrollment has increased to fifty-five members. During this time, the Junior Red Cross has prepared Christmas baskets for the poor, Christmas boxes for soldiers, educational gift boxes for children overseas ; and also, contributed to countless funds and given wholesome activities for the student body. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treaurer Jacqueline Clarkson Floyd Williams Eleanora Akers Benjamin Robertson Doris Hunter �i -· ···· ·- '" ~ -,__.__J Commercial Club OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Marceline Hancock Helen Deane Frances Hale Mary Glover Madell Sprague ��COACHES Mr. Lavvson, Coach Mr. Toles, Asst. Coach Mn. Beamer, Girl's Coach THE SCHOOL QUEENS Miss Home Com ing-Mamie Fisher Miss Addison-Mild1·ed Jackson Runn e r-up for Miss Addison -Vivian Griffin �FOOTBALL TEAM-LINE-UP Names Number Harry " Ben" Bentley 11 David "Shag" Bro wn 26 Eu gene "Monk" Bolden 13 Eunice "Buddy" Davis 1 Leonard "Cripp" Davis 24 Beverly "Pete" Hale 27 Edwin "Shick" Hairston 16 Clarence "Slu" Hunter 24 John "Bo" J enkin s 15 Percy " Squire" K eeling 14 Frank "Bumpsey" Koger, Jr. 24 Bobby "Ep" L ogan 22 Leroy Logan 0 H erbert "Devil" Otey 23 R ichard Rogers 15 Willie "Fisheye" Singleton 21 W illie "Monk" Smith 16 Grant Staples 2 Clarence Steptoe 12 Fred Steptoe 20 B uster Waller 10 Position Rig ht Half Ba:.:k L eft Guard Ri g ht End Left Tackle Center Left Tackle Rig};t T ackl e Left End Co-Ca pta in Right Tackl e Left Guard L ef t End Righ ': Half Eack Guard Rig h t Guard L eft End L eft Guard Quarterback Capt:lin Guard Full Back L eft Half Back Center �David Brown HaITy bentley Percy Keeling - Fred Steptoe Football Sports played an important part at Addison for the past season. Our football team "brought the bacon home" a number of times. This team is coached by its most able coach , Mr. Fred Lawson. At our homecoming game, we were victoriou s over Price High of Salisbury, Worth Carolina. Th e captain of the team, "Monk" S.nith is serving in the armed forces. Bobby Logan made honorable mention on the all state sports, served in t h e army for two months. The outstanding players for the season were Eugene Bolf en, Bobby Logan, and Arthur -- Otey. " Dream Team of 1946." Buster Waller �l. 3. Geraldine Lemo n s. "Blinky'' Si mm s. 4. 2. K enith Hylton a nd Eugen e Bo lden . Frances Simmons and C la ra Ca nn aday . �BASKETBALL TEAM This is the first year at Addison since 1940 that the girls' basketball team traveled. They playe d eight games and lost three. You must have a clear idea from that record how good they were! Their most able and excellent coach, Mrs. Bertha Beamer, was somewhat elated with the way the girls played. The high-point player was Iris Davis, a senior. Our hopes are high for a better and experienced team for '46. The members are: Number Name 5 Catherine Anderson 11 Ruth Baker 13 Josephine Basham 4 Alta Mai Brown 6 Clara Cannady 9 Louise Cunningham Iris Davis 2 Hazel Dodd 14 Rosa Hancock 8 Mildred Howard 0 Mary Johnson, Co-Capt. 1 Geraldine Lemons 10 Naomi Newsome, Capt. 12 Youtha Reynolds 15 Frances Simmons 3 Geraldine Williams 7 Position Guard Guard Forward Forward Forward Guard Forward Forward Guard Guard Guard Forward Forwari Forward Guard Forward �BasketbaU Team What is a high school wi', hout a basketball team? At Addison our boys' basketball team attained a high record both scholastically and athletically. We lost only four games out of fourteen . In spite of our young team, they did exceptionally well. As the years come and go, we will again regain our rightful title, "The Mighty Bulldogs." Name Number Positio n Eugene Bolden 88 Center Quenton " Tick" Booker 22 Guard " Bill" Huff 3 33 Guard K enith Hylton Center Willi am "Bu ster" Keen 77 Guard R ob ert M artin 44 Guard Winfret M artin 55 Center 0 Forward Forward C laren ce Stepto e OJ 99 Forw a rd Fred Steptoe, C o-C aptain 11 Fo rw ard R egin ald " Sho rty" Price G eo rge " Slinky" Simms, C aptain �Senior Directory Elnora Akers-Secretary Junior Red Cross; French Club; Cheer Leader; Sub Deb Marion Anderson-Junior Red Cross; French Club Harry Arrington-Radio Club; First Aid Jam es Barringer-Annual Staff; School Pianist; Choral Club; Honor Society; President Hi-Y Club; Student Council; Won third place in National Cotton-Tobacco Bowl Football Classic Frances Bowe-First Aid; Home Economic Club; Typing Club Lloyd Boyden-Annual Staff; President Dramatics Club; Capt. Patrol Squad; Student Council Mary Broady-Home Economics Club; Dramatic Club Jerome Brooks-Dramatics Club Richard Brown-Radio Club Billie Cannaday-Basket Ball Tea m; Shop Boys; Addisonians Clarence Carter-President Senior Class; Science Club ,Jacqueline Clarkson-Annual Staff; Pres. Junior Red Cross; French Club Sub Deb; Ush erette; Patrol Squad Marie Coles-Home Economics Club Iris Davis-Annual Staff; Won Senior Popularity Contest; Basketball Team; Junior Red Cross; Sub Deb Helen Deane-Assi stant Sec. Senior Class; Sub Deb; Commercial Club Blondine Dearing-Annual Staff; Sub Deb; French Club ; Junior Red Cross Mazie Ferguson-Home Economics Club Lois Finney-May Queen; Dramatics Club Mamie Fisher-Choral Club; Miss Hom ecoming; Sub Deb; Commercial Club Beverly Hamlar-Annual Staff; H onor Society; Choral Club; Football Team; Student Government Marceline Hancock-Cheer Leader; Typing Club; Sub Deb Barbara Harris-English Club ; Red Cross; Sub Deb Bertha Hayes-Choral Club; Patrol Squad Mamie Hobson-Home Economics Club Harry Lee Hunter-Addisonians; Football Squad; Dramatics Club Kenith Hylton-Annual Staff; Honor Society; President Choral <?lub ; Basketball T eam ; Vice President Hi-Y; Addisomans; Patrol Squad; President Tri-Y Mary Johnson-Annual Staff; Basketball Team; Secr etary Honor Society; Sub Deb; Ch eer Leader Charlene Jones-Home E conomics Club --- ~ �Ruth Keen-Dramatics Club Hilda Leftwich-Knitting Club; Sub Deb Geraldine Lemons-Cheer Leader; President Honor Society; Capt. Basketball Team; President Sub Debs; Patrol Squad Dorothy Lewis-Home Economics Club Gwendolyn Lightfoot-Annual Staff; Sub Deb; Home Economics Club; Red Cross; Usherette Leona Lovelace-Knitting Club Mary Martin-Home Economics Club Anne Bell Manns-Band; Home Nursing; Home Economics Club Annie Melvin-Choral Club; Dramatics Club; Home Economics Club Naomi Newsome-Annual Staff; Choral Club; Cheer Leader; President Sub Deb; Capt. Basketball Team Nancy Pearl-Cheer L eader; Basketball Team; Red Cross; Sec. Sub Deb Martha Randall-Annual Staff; Honor Society; Dramatics Club Alva Robinson-Junior Red Cross Velma Rose-Latin Club; Winner of Virginia State Founders Contest Evelyn Rogers-Girl Scout; Sub Deb; Commercial Club; Dramatics Club Ann Saunders-Library Club; Talent Club; Dramatics Club Florence Saunders-Annual Staff; Honor Society; Sub Deb; Fren~h Club; Student Council; Usherette; Home Economics Club Mary Scales-French Club; Sub Deb; Student Council Frances Simmons-Sub Deb; Basketball Team; Cheer Leader; Secretary Girl Scouts· Graduate of Cosmopolitan School Iris Spencer-Honor Society ' Madell Sprague-Commercial; Club; Dramatics Club Mary Sheppard-Honor Society; English Club Mary Taliferro-Sec. Home Economics Club; Girl Scout; Girl Reserve Lilliann Taylor-Red Cross; Home Economics Club Lorraine Turner-Talent Club; Home Economics Club; First Aid; Typing Sally Williams-Honor Society; Sub Deb; Typing Club Doris Young-Home Economics Club ~ ~ - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - �~©~ The Acldisonian ~©~~©~~©~~~~ 57 ···~ Boo§ter§ Mrs. E loise D. A llen Mr . & Mrs. James Anderson Mrs. A . L . Atkins lVIr. J . W . A ustin Mr. & Mrs. E . T. Barringer, Sr. Mr. Hany Bradley Mr. J. H . Bra ndon Mr. & Mrs. Frank Broady Mr. & Mrs . J. J. Brooks Mr. Jack Brown Mrs. Viola B. Brown Mr. & Mrs. C. L. Carter Miss Gladys Carter Central Barber Shop Mr. Jam es W. Chambers Mr. Au stin L. Clark Mr. & Mrs . R. C. Clark Mr. & Mrs. A . B . Claytor Dr. & Mrs. F . W. Clay tor Mrs. A. M. Cooper Mr. P . R. Cowan Mr. & Mrs. Joh n Davis Mr. & Mrs . John C. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Grady Davis Mrs . Lucy V. Davis Mrs. Mary L . 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Scales Mr. Douglas Serrell Mr. & Mrs. Frank Simmons Miss Marionette Shaw Mr. Carlton Spencer Mrs. J. A. Stone l\frs . E. H. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. J a mes Toney Mrs. F . E. Topsey Mr. & Mrs . J oe Tyr ee Mrs . Maggie Walker Mr. Alfred Ware M1·. Cliffo rd Watterson Mrs . Sadie Watterson Mr. M. H. Wheby Rev. L. L. White Mrs. E lizabeth D. Williams Miss Lillie B. Wright Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Wright ��MACK D. BARLOW, JR., Manager Mack, Jack and Jill's Ice Cream Dir1ing Roo1n Bar and Grill Newsstand Phone 2~4868 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA We cater to Banquets and Private Parties �I A ][]QJH[ lEAJQT~ ][i][ ]!2,Y( WE ADVISETo have your shoes repaired the modern way. * MEN'S CLOTHING Since 1902 ROANOKE SHOE REPAIRING 107 W. Campbell Ave. Materials that last Workmanship that satisfies 105 W . Salem Avenue ROANOKE, VA. Philip L. Ragsdale, Prop. Virginia Mutual B'=nefit Li.fe Insurance Company of Richmond, Virginia Protection for You a nd JOBS for Your Children Di3trict Office: 308 Harrison Ave., N. \V. Roanoke, Va. Dial 3-0562 R. C. Burrell, District Ma nager JACK HORNER SHOP "Fine Fashions For COMPLIMENTS Young Folks" OF * MADAME GRAYEB 209 First St., S. W. Dial 2-6567 HARRIS CLEANERS In our 39th Year ... "Guaranteed Work that Satisfies" SHOWING We specialize in all kinds of Quality and Style Dyeing, Alteration and ReIn Women's Wear lining Work. Pressing while "U" Wait We also buy and sell used clothing * JOSEPH SPIGEL, Inc. Cor. Henry St. & Salem A venue Dial 2-4484 Corner H enry St. at Campbell Ave. �Do you need money? MURTCHEN'S Service Station-Our Gas has Kick Tasty Sandwiches - Beer on Tap Dial 2-9159 10 South Jefferson Street * * G. I. JOE'S DUCK INN Unredeemed Pledges for Sale Dillard & Roberts No Loan No Loan Cor. Wells Ave. & Henry St., N. W. Too Large Too Small ROANOKE, VA. FINE FLOWERS LEARN TO FLY for TIMBER LAKE AIRFIELD Ex-G. I. Free Course Civilian Course $75 Roscoe Hankins, Instructor Every Occasion * FALLON FLORIST Dial 7709 SWAN WHITE HAND LA UN DRY Davis & Keeling, Props. * For Complete Laundry Service Dial 3-2611 For Further Information Call G. I. Joe's Duck Inn INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ACTIVITIES 318 Patton Ave., N. E ., Roanoke Troy P. Gorum, Director Authorized Teacher Training Center of the Oxford Extension School of Piano Playing Pupil Certification Approved by Roanoke-Board of Education for Off-Campus Cr edits * All work finished by hand Except Flatwork * All fine Linens, Curtains, Spreads, Etc. Given Special Care 211 - 5th Street, N . W. Compliments of SAM J. KRISCH �PEACH ROAD GROCERY Fresh Meats and Groceries * CITIZEN'S UNDERTAKING ESTAB., INC. R. W. Clark, Sec'y. Mgr. Delivery all over city Ambulance Service Open Day and Night * Dial 2-8246 1002 Peach Road Dial 7055 M. H. Hancock, Prop. 520 Commonwealth Ave. Roanoke, Virginia - - - - - - ---- ---- - - -- ECONOMY SHOE REP AIR Best Workmanship Best Materials Best Service YOUR SHOE REBUILDER 95 Henry Street, N. W. Dial 8078 E. 0. Greer - H . C. Manns, Props. ROANOKE SHOE HOSPITAL 304 Commerce Street Nothing but the best in Workmanship an ~1 Materials * Arthur Ostrin, Manager REID AND CUTSHALL, INC. Dedicated to Better Homes Compliments * of The Department Store of Home Furnishings BEANE CENTRAL BARBER SHOP A. S. PFLUEGER We specialize in Up-to-date Styles of Hair Bobs for Ladies and Children J. A. Terry - H. R. Clark, Props. 26 Gilmer Ave., N. W., Roanoke JEWELER * 118 West Campbell Avenue �WHAT ABOUT YOUR FUTURE? Compare and You'll Wear Shoes from Do you want to keep up with that high standard of living made possible by the war? If so, ladies BUSH-FLORA SHOE COMPANY and gentlemen, learn Beauty Cul130 Campbell A venue, West ture. Roanoke 4, Virginia It offers money and independence. Day and night classes. Pay while you learn. Easy t erms. All phases of Beauty -culture taught. For information, Dial 3-3137. YOUNGS PHARMACY 202 Park Street, N. W. The Store of Service * * THE COSMOPOLITAN BEAUTY BAR Miss Ruth Eggleston, Prop. We carry a full line of Drugs, Light Hardware, Canned Goods and Soft Drinks KIDDIE KORNER NORMAN-SHEPP ARD "Tots to Teens" Men's Cloth es 402 South Jefferson St. Roanoke, Virginia JOE STERN 128 W. Campbell A venu 2 BASKETT'S GROCERY 551 Madison Ave., N. W. Men's Furnishings and Macle-toMeasure Suits * Phone 8765 Roanoke, Va. More Values For Less Profits 4841 The place to fill your basket Phone �1 You'll Like Trading at Parrish's I J . C. PARRISH FURNITURE CO. Inc. Compliments "Roanoke's Leading Furniture Store" of 124-126-128 E. Campbell A venue WORTH'S Dial 7496 * Roanoke, Virginia SCHOOL SUPPLIES and OFFICE EQUIPMENT EASTER SUPPLY CO. 120-122 Campbell Ave. Dial 6274 HENEBRY & SON Jewelers 209 Jefferson Street * E verything for the Graduate! * The New KANN'S 309 So . Jefferson Street Diamonds - Jewelry Watches School Jewelry * The All-Inclusive Specialty Shop COLD SPRING COOPERATIVE CREAMERY PARSELL'S PIE SHOP 2-3263 Inc. PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Grade A Milk ROANOKE, VA. �Compliments of Compliments PHELPS & ARMISTEAD of A. R. MINTON 113 Campbell A venue Roanoke, Virginia Little Wonder BARBECUE and CHICKEN PLACE J. J. SAKER Moderate Prices Sandwiches of a ll kinds Groceries and Fresh Meat Dry Goods, Notions, Hardware, Paint and Oil 201 Cor. Fifth St. and Center Ave., N. W. Mexica n Chili * Clyde Delaney, Prop. Serving its People for over a Half Century 101 Henry St., N. W . Roanoke Compliments GAINSBORO PHARMACY Southern Aid Society of Virginia, Inc. * Service and Speed Home Offices: Third & Clay Sts. Richmond, Virginia Accuracy 437 Gainsboro Ave. , N. W. Phone 6861 Roanoke, Va. Office: 512 Gainsboro A ve., N. W. Phone 8456 District Office: 310 Harrison Ave., N. W . Roanoke, Virginia P. E. King, Superintendent DA VIS PHOTO CO. W. F. HUGHES Mortician Ambulance S ervice Chri stine Mainor, Licen sed Embalmer 122 West Campbell Ave. Phone 2-1705 Roanoke, Va. �Congratulations Graduates For Every Home Need Compliments of Try CENTRAL Dial 5148 THE HARRISON JEWELRY CO. Central Manufacturing Corp. 127 Center Ave. ROANOKE, VA. Serving Roanoke Over 50 Years BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY * 307 South Jefferson St., Roanoke BOWMAN'S Sun Beam Bread ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Enriched with Vitamin Manufactures of Jewelry and Engraved Stationery for High Schools and Colleges and Mineral Dial 2-3485 Dial 2-0678 NATALIE SHOPPE Compliments of ROANOKE DAIRY * Sponsoring Smart Apparel for Women and Misses * 301 South Jefferson Street ROANOKE, VA. VIRGINIA WRECKING CO. Compliments of MR. RICHARD KEPHART * NEW LUMBER & PLUMBING SUPPLIES * 8th & Shenandoah Dial 4027 �DELL'S LUNCHEONETTE F. G. MURRAY A.B.C. 3941 324 N. Henry Street We serve delicious home-cooked meals Groceries Meats Fresh Vegetables Beer Wine Open at 6 :00 A. M. Sandwiches - Hot Coffee Ice Cream and Drinks Congratulation . . . 301 Park St., N. W. Phone 3-1297 DIAL 3-3683 The Senior Class of 1946 * * POLLARD TAXI CAB CORP. Addison High P. T. A. Association Safe, Dependable Service Compliments of A. WILLIAM GROCERY FOWLKES & KEFAUVER Fancy and Staple Groceries We solicit your cooperation and Your Patronage * Ponce de Leon Building 301 Harrison Ave., N. W. Phone 8846 Phone 3-0982 We deliver Real Estate and Insurance Roanoke, Virginia COMMUNITY DRUG COMP ANY Dial 2-0254 A Prescription Pharmacy Drugs, Chemicals, Toiletries We also carry a complete line of School Supplies 40 High Street, N. W. 2-7529 Dials 2-9377 ROANOKE, VA. BUSH & HANCOCK "The Man's Store and Shop for Boys" * 106 W. Campbell Avenue Roanoke, Va. �Smart: Ready-To-Wear, Millinery, r Accessories, and Shoes * SIDNEY'S "The Diamond Store of Roanoke" Your Specialty Shop 212 South Jefferson Street Compliments Compliments of of GATES CAFE THE SMALL TOWN GROCERY Mrs. Clara Hughes, Prop. Cor. of 9th Ave. and 4th St., N. E. 2-9124 Phone 6-6201 GEORGE E. HUGHES * l/el~onlmaJ Laundry and Dry Cleaning Machinery and Supply Distributor * 2524 West Grace Street Richmond, Va. ROBINSON-BUTLER * Coin Operated Machines Automatic Phonographs * 217 Fifth St., N. W. �WHEBY'S MARKET When looking for things you can't find elsewhere Visit 1002 Peach Road, N. W. The Northwest Haberdashery R. M. White, Prop. Dial 4416 Quality Shoes Compliments of Modernately Priced By BOB'S SHOE STORE MR. & MRS. L. A. LEE PROPST-CHILDRESS SHOE CO. Fine Shoes and Hosiery Dial 9269 E stablis hed 1915 Prompt Attention to Mail Orders Roanoke, Virginia 23 East Campbell Ave. ZENOBIA'S BEAUTY SHOP "Let us style your hair for you" Dial 6373 * Specializing in Style and Scalp Treatment * Zenobia Dickerson, Prop. Ethel Pullans, Operator NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. of Durham, N. C. Loca l Office: 301 No. Henry St. Indu stria l - Institutional Building Distribution Telephone 2-8347 Supplies and Equipment D. H . Woodbury, District Manager S. Edley, Asst. District Manager Mrs. Mattie Bailey, Cashier- Clerk Dial 3-4483 No hom e complete wit hout North 302 Grandin Rd., R oanoke 15, Va. Carolina Mutual Policies Wm. P. Swartz, Jr. & Company �Compliments GAINSBORO GRILL "In front of "Y" Dial 2-9471 and CASA BLANCA GRILL HENRY C. JOHNSON * Gener['.] In s _irance ... ... 27 Gilmer Ave., N . W . 6th and Center Ave. Dia l 2-9179 R '.)anoke Phone 5881 BROOKS PHARMACY CLUB MORO CCO Prescription Druggist Virg inia's Finest 125 North Henry Street ROAN OKE, VA. 109 N. H enry Street Dial 3-4741 Chris Mor r is, P resident Reg. No. 2036 Prescriptions called for a nd delivered I -~~~~~~~~~~- 1 FIRE INSURANCE W e solicit your cover age on HOUSE FURNITURE Compliments BOSWELL REALTY CO., INC. Textile Workers U nion of A merica - C.I.0.- 18 Kir k A ve . Dia l 9256 - · - --- -- - - - - - - - - - Compliments Roanoke, Local No . 11 11 1/~ W . Chu rch A venu e PAXTON PRINTING COMPANY Printers of The Addisonian Dial 8630 - Roanoke ��ROANOKE CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY V REF 373.755791 L964a 1946 . 003 The Addisonian ." 010104 1111111 11111111111111111111 111111111 111111111111111111111111 0 1194 0259425 1 � 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 Addisonian Subject The topic of the resource Lucy Addison High School Description An account of the resource The Addisonion was the annual for Lucy Addison High School. Lucy Addison High School was the second school in the City of Roanoke to be erected for African American students. 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