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Yearbook Name
The Academian 1973
Location
Wakefield, Virginia (Sussex County, VA)
Additional Information
ACADEMIAN
To the Spirit of Tidewater Academy
Which Soars Within Each of Us
for the dreams of others.
Within the whole is our
God-given individuality,
Our inborn hunger for certain values,
And our sense of magnetism
which binds us together,
We must propagate bur own
shapeless dreams,
And be sources of inspiration
Into one full circle
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STUDENT life
A croP of new, fresh angles,
A sharing of interests,
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STUDENT LIFE
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Learning would be in a deadlock,
If we divorced art and technology
from one another.
And if we thought only in terms of black and white,
With no subtle shades of gray . . .
STUDENT LIFE
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We must learn to walk alone,
We must learn to run alone,
These are the goals
in the back of our minds,
Here at Tidewater Academy . . .
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Education
We must build bridges to unite,
Instead of walls, to alienate.
We must join the meeting of minds,
Fulfill the hopes of the world,
Be occupied by mind and spirit,
And balance each other, to form,
and embody,
One well-grounded society.
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Mr. Roben L Bailey, Headmaster
MR. BAILEY — Randolph-Macon College, B.A. Virginia
Commonwealth University, M.Ed. — previously lived in
Richmond, now resides in "Little Town” —enjoys sports.
MR. RUSS — East Carolina University, B.S. B.A., Director of
Lower School — from Norfolk, lives in Waverly — enjoys
sports.
MRS. COX — Tidewater Academy, Secretary — from Ivor, now
residing in Wakefield — likes horseback-riding and cooking.
MRS. SPENCE — East Carolina University, B.S. Secretary —
formerly from Winter Park, Florida, lives in Waverly — actively
interested in sewing and reading.
Mr. Stuart Russ, Director of Lower School. Mrs. Steven Cox, Secretary
MRS. ROGERS — Atlantic Christian College, B.A., spends
leisure time water skiing and sewing.
MRS. BRITTLE — Virginia Polytechnical Institute, B.S. — now
resides in Wakefield — enjoys water skiing, piano and sewing.
MR. McNELLIS — Belmont Abbey College, B.A. — from
Newport News, now residing in Wakefield — enjoys surfing,
basketball, football.
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Mrs. Jack Spence, Secretary
Reach Out for Someone
Mrs. Paul Rogers, 5th grade
Mrs. Colemam Brittle, 5th grade
Mr. Dennis McNellis, 6th grade
BACK ROW: Mrs. John Lane HI, Kindergarten; Mrs. Robbie Owen, 4th
grade. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Massey Joyner, 4th grade; Mrs. William Owen.
3rd grade; Mrs. Earl Thornton, 2nd grade.
Mrs. Peter Bailey, Teacher Aid
Miss Virginia Jarrat, 1st grade
ELEMENTARY
Mrs. Robert Bailey, 6th grade
MRS. R. BAILEY — Towson State College, B.S. — now
living in Waverly — enjoys sewing, reading and painting
old houses.
MRS. LANE — Lives in Surry — enjoys sewing, camping,
and children.
MRS. R. OWEN — Longwood College, B.S. — now
living in Wakefield — enjoys knitting, reading, and
visiting.
MRS. JOYNER — Longwood College, B.S. — now living
in Ivor — spends leisure time playing the piano and organ.
MRS. W. OWEN — Mary Washington College, B.S. —
now living in Yale — highly interested in music and art.
MRS. THORNTON — Mary Washington College, now
living in Sussex — likes to read and knit.
Mrs. John Cafazza, 7th grade
Mr. William Havard, 7th grade
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business
mathematics
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Mrs. Robert Stanley, Algebra
Mr. Richard Van Ordcn, Geometry
Mr. Wayne Seeley, Physics, Trig.
Mr. Alvin Cheatham, Athletic Director, Driver’s Education, Physical
Education
Mrs. Eddie Epps, III, Typing,
Bookkeeping
Mrs. John Lewis, Typing, Office
Prac.
Mr. John Lewis, Gen. Math Mr. Berry Roach, Economics, Bus.
Math
MRS. P. BAILEY — now living in Wakefield — is interested
in sewing, fishing, and sports.
MISS JARRATT — Virginia Commonwealth University,
B.S. — resides in Stony Creek — likes sewing and knitting.
MRS. CAFAZZA — Longwood College, B.S. — lives in
Wakefield — enjoys knitting, reading, and visiting.
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MRS. STANLEY — Mary Washington College, B.S. — now
living in Waverly — enjoys sewing, is an accomplished bridge
and golf player.
MR. VAN ORDEN — University of South Sawonee
Tennessee, B.A. — native of Arlington, Va. — participates in
all sports.
MR. SEELEY — Lynchburg College, B.S. — lives in
Wakefield — enjoys hunting and fishing.
LANGUAGES
Participate in Learning. . .
MRS. EPPS III — Richmond Professional Institute, B.S. —
resides in Surry — enjoys boating and dancing.
MRS. LEWIS — Louisburg College, A.A. — lives in
Wakefield — likes to play tennis and sew.
MR. LEWIS — North Carolina State, B.A. — now living in
Wakefield — plays golf and likes to relax.
MR. ROACH — Old Dominion University, B.S. — resides in
Surry — interested in all sports including swimming and
skiing.
MR. CHEATHAM — William and Mary, A.B. — lives in
Waverly — enjoys all sports including hunting, fishing, and
golf.
MR. CORRELL — University of Virginia, B.A. — native of
Jefferson, N. C. — now lives in Dendron — likes hunting,
fishing, and reading.
MRS. LUKE — Elon College, B.A. — now living in Waverly
— is an avid reader, and enjoys water sports.
MRS. BRYANT — Meredith College, B.A. — native of
Richmond, now lives in Waverly — is an avid reader and
horseback rider.
MRS. JONES — William and Mary, B.A. — now living in
Waverly — fond of sewing and reading.
MRS. HOLMES — Wake Forrest, B.A., Duke, M.A.T. —
native of Raleigh, resides in Smithfield — engrossed in
historical restoration.
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SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Mr. Stuart Kitchen, History, P.E.
Mr. Jack Spence, History,
Geography
MR. KITCHEN — Lynchburg College, B.A. — resides in
Wakefield — participates in all sports.
MR. SPENCE — Hampton Sydney College, B.A. — native of
Virginia Beach, now living in Waverly — actively involved in
all sports.
MRS. SHEFFIELD — Longwood College, B.S. — home is
Waverly — enjoys knitting, cooking, and sewing.
MR. BRYANT — Hampton Sydney College, B.A — native
of Richmond, home is in Waverly — frequently plays tennis,
golf, and reads.
MR. DAIL — Wake Forest University, B.S. — now living in
Newsoms — enthusiastic about sports and enjoys reading.
MR. HAVARD — Lycoming College, B.A. — resides in
Waverly — spends leisure time fishing and reading.
MRS. COBB — Richmond Professional Institute, B.F.A. —
makes her home in Wakefield — interested in people and in
drawing.
MRS. RUSS — Madison College, B.S. — now living in
Waverly — hobbies are sewing, and playing bridge.
Mrs Samuel Sheffield, Guidance Counselor, Chemistry. Mr. Steven Bryant,
Biology, Psychology.
Mr. Leroy Dail, Science, Government
Mr. William Havard, Science,
Government
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Search for Meaning . . .
Mrs James Cobb, Elementary Art
Miss Charlotte Simms, Librarian
FINE ARTS
Mrs. Stuart Russ, Elementary Music
Mr. James Pittman, Jr., Art, Architectural Drafting
MISS SIMMS — Longwood
College, B.S., William and Mary,
M.Ed. — native of Wakefield —
particularly likes traveling.
MR. PITTMAN — William and
Mary, B.A. — native of Wakefield
— professionally active in painting
and enjoys surfing.
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CURRICULUM
RIGHT: Physical fitness is emphasized in gym
class.
BELOW RIGHT: Chemistry class experiment
interests David Pond and Susan Bradshaw.
BELOW LEFT: Betty Upton Hitchcock makes
copy of a program in a business class.
c- 1 c °j- ^evcs stressing the fundamental subjects: English, Math,
*"$’ ^c’ence> Practical Arts and Languages. Our students are
i * rec Pro8rams of study: Academic, general and business. Each
indnrl S °WC<^ S°me flcxibility in planning his schedule and may
e a variety of electives — all full-time students carry five classes.
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Students Learn by Doing
ABOVE LEFT: The excellence of the an department
is evidenced by the award-winning drawing by Betty
Upton Hitchcock, a first-ycar student.
ABOVE RIGHT: Senior government classes visit
the State Capitol and the General Assembly, thus
seeing the subject in action.
BELOW LEFT: Excitement is shown by Jeanne Gill
and Mike Unger in Spanish class.
BELOW RIGHT: Speech and dramatics take on
meaning for Becky Brittle and Susan Sheffield
during Senior Class production.
The entire curriculum is planned to enable a
student to prepare himself for education
beyond the secondary level or to enter
full-time gainful employment.
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Seniors Led by Teresa Hubbard
CAROL LYNN BAICY
Stony Creek
WALTER POND BAIN
Capron
ROBERT LEE BEALE, JR.
Waverly
BENJAMIN SAUNDERS BOOTH
Petersburg
REBECCA ANN BRITTLE
Wakefield
CAROL ANN CANADY
Petersburg
LINDA SUE COBB
Courtland
ROBIN LYNN COBB
Branchville
VIRGINIA ANN DREWRY
Wakefield
PAMELA LYNN DUNN
Wakefield
AUBREY CAMERON EDWARDS,
JR.’
Waverly
GARRY ROLAND EPPS
Wakefield
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Teresa Lewis Hubbard,
class president
KENNETH CECIL EPPS
Wakefield
MARLENE GRACE EVANS
Disputanta
BILL TAYLOR FLOWERS
Drewryville
NANCY KIM GASKINS
Capron
PATRICIA LEIGH GILLILAND
Petersburg
STEVEN WAYNE GWALTNEY
Suffolk
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Keith Wayne Johnson,
class vice-president
SANDRA LOUISE HUBBARD
Sedley
TERESA LEWIS HUBBARD
Sedley
KEITH WAYNE JOHNSON
Courtland
MARSHALL JOHNSON, JR.
Petersburg
DAVID BRYAN McCOY
Petersburg
JO ANN MARKS
Capron
ROBERT FRANKLIN MARKS III
Capron
THOMAS ARTHUR MOORE
Petersburg
THOMAS CALLENDER MOORE,
JR-
Petersburg
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A First for Seniors Is Two Weeks of
Independent Study
TIMOTHY BRANCH MOORE
Petersburg
CHARLES WAYNE NIXON
Courtland
GARY LLEWELLYN NORMAN
Petersburg
DEBBIE LEE PAGE
Wakefield
PROCTOR NATHANIEL PEBBLES,
III
Waverly
DAVID KEITH PENNINGTON
Waverly
JANICE GREY PULLEY
Courtland
ROBERT LEON ROBERTSON
Wakefield
GILBERT STUART ROLLINGS
Wakefield
STERLING LYNN ROLLINGS
Wakefield
ARTHUR KYLE SEWARD, JR.
Waverly
SUSAN RAIFORD SHEFFIELD
Waverly
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Their Many Moods Characterize
Seniority
ROBERT SYDNEY SLADE, JR.
Stony Creek
JOSEPH ANDREW STEPHENSON
Wakefield
MARVIN CHAPPLE
STEPHENSON, JR.
Wakefield
DEBBIE CARLE TUDOR
Petersburg
NANCY FLEMING TURNER
Capron
GAYLE LYNN TWINE
Courtland
Rebecca Ann Brittle,
class secretary
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Susan Raiford Sheffield,
class treasurer
JOSEPH RANDOLPH TYUS
Stony Creek
BETTY JO UPTON
Stony Creek
LEE ANNE VICK
Newsoms
ROBERT WAYNE VICK
Courtland
JUNE ELLEN WHITLEY
Sedley
ROBERT MAJOR WILKINSON,
JR.
Carson
JUNE CHERYL WILLIAMS
Capron
ELIZABETH BOTT WILSON
Petersburg
THOMAS CRAIG WILSON
Stony Creek
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Leadership Shown by Junior Officers
RIGHT: Nancy Eggleston,
president; Pat Pope, secretary;
Patricia Branch, treasurer; Cindy
Chesson, vice-president.
Shirley Atkins
Dennis Barnes
Patsy Barnes
Nancy Barren
Susan Bradshaw
Tricia Branch
Kemper Brinkley
Sharon Britt
Connie Brown
Randy Burgess
Dennis Bryant
Chester Carter
Jerry Castello
Carrie Chesson
Cindy Chesson
Carolyn Cobb
Paul Cogeos
Meg Cooper
Tom Crowder
Billy Davis
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Drew Dunn
Bob Edwards
Nancy Eggleston
Anne Epperson
Donna Francis
Grace Gardner
Lee Garter
Roger Gill
Sandra Goodrich
Dennis Hancock
Debbie Harrup
Beth Lassiter
Amy Lilley
Jayton Lowe
Dale Marks
LEFT: It’s pie in the face for Pat
Pope at the Junior sponsored
Halloween Festival.
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Mike McWhorter
Bill Moore
Severely Newcomb
Duane Overton
David Pond
Pat Pope
Berdie Presson
Betty Prince
Debbie Roberts
Frank Rose
Billy Russell
Barbara Sayers
Randolph Seeley
Sherrie Saunders
Farley Shiner
RIGHT: Point is scored by junior
team member, Mike McWhorter.
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Variety of Problems Test Juniors
LEFT: The element of surprise
awaits Carrie Chesson as Billy Davis
adds the thorn to the rose.
Laura Simms
Bill Smith
Marsha Talbott
Teresa Towberman
Bill Tudor
Mike Unger
Beth Welch
Ricky Wheeler
Robbcy Withers
Gen Zatcoff
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Monahan Leads Sophomores
TOP: Monty Monahan, president; Bobby Pope, vice president; Sandy
Rogers, reporter; Mike Drewry, treasurer; John Carter, secretary.
Donna Adams
Margaret Andrews
Ricky Atkins
Ann Atkinson
Tommy Bain
Becky Barnette
Lynn Carr
David Carroll
John Carter
West Chappell
Jimmie Chesson
Page Clark
Brian Coley
C T. Cowling
Donna Dickerson
Michael Drewry
Frankie Dunn
Steve Dunn
Jimmy Fannin
TOP LEFT Brad Lankford and
Bobby Pope enjoy a joke after
school.
LEFT- Sarah Keeter and Bill Smith
find a quiet place to talk
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Gary Gamer
Roberta Giles
Jeannie Gill
Lynn Hathaway
John Holden
Trish Huggins
Sarah Keetcr
Vicki King
Sandy Kitchen
Brad Lankford
Jodie Luke
Monty Monahan
Clarence Newsome
Charles Owen
Nancy Parker
RIGHT: Joe Tudor takes time out
from game to pose for picture.
Bobby Pope
Dave Prince
Ben Rice
Billy Robertson
Jerry Rogers
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Tenth Graders Are Involved
TOP LEFT: Listening attentively during algebra class are Donna Dickerson and Sandy
Kitchen.
TOP RIGHT' Monty Monahan poses the soccer ball as a symbol of victory LEFT:
Sparking the spirit of Tidewater is cheerleader, Jodie Luke.
Sandy Rogers
Mark Seeley
Gary Sheffield
Martha Smith
Wanda Spivey
Joe Tudor
Jimmy West
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Mike Atkins
Jody Bader
Dixie Banton
Janet Barnette
Craig Beale
Kathy Beville
DeboBogese
Billy Bondranko
Wendy Bourne
Ray Britt
Tim Britt
Paul Burch
Pam Butler
John Cannady
Ken Chesson
Sports Appeal to Freshmen
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LEFT: Jeffery Pulley, Secretary; Jack King,
President; Kay Reese, Vice President; Frank
Kecter, Treasurer.
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Scott Chesson
Sheila Clark
Sandra Cowling
Margaret Crostic
Peggy Ellis
Mariamne Elmore
Thornton Elmore
Mike Fitts
Conley Funkhouser
John Garter
Wayne Griffin
David Gwaltney
Sue Gwaltney
Georgia Harrup
Betty Home
Rusty Hunnicutt
Bill Jenkins
Frank Kccter
Jack King
Lynn Kitchen
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Ninth Graders Are Active
RIGHT: It is a tired but happy look given by David
Gwaltney as score climbs for Tidewater.
John Lukomsld
Lee Anne McWhorter
John Mabon
Lori Mabon
Martha Marable
Donna Neil-
Linda Newsome
Steve Owen
Kathy Parker
Lewis Parks
Mike Parson
Bobby Perkins
Tracy Phillips
Wanda Poarch
Jeff Pulley
Robert Quarles
Kay Reese
Steven Rollings
Phil Roper
Georgia Sayers
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Cindy Smith
Claudia Snipes
Sharlene Spivey
Wendy Stewart
Denise Talbott
Patricia Torrence
ABOVE: Wendy Bourne (center front) provides spirited cheers with Gndy
Lilley, Jodie Luke, Sandy Parker, Margaret Andrews, Alice West and Winnie
Ward.
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Divergent Skills Expand Eighth Grade
Horizons
RIGHT: Bill Pond, Secretary; Tricia
Drewry, President; Ricky Rawls, Vice-
President; Elizabeth Rose, Reporter; Nancy
Owen, Treasurer.
Lewis Adams
Rjcky Andrews
Vanessa Armistead
Jo Ann Bailey
Karlus Bailey
Rose Ann Bailey
Debra Banton
Mike Barnes
Delorse Barnette
Faye Branch
Robert Britt
Rosa Lee Bryant
Lisa Burnette
Betty Chamberlain
Karen Chappell
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Peggy Coley
Frank Cook
John Dance
Don Dickerson
Trisha Drewry
Donna Eure
Henry Gill
Ronald Gilliland
Jonathan Ginsberg
Gary Houchins
Kenny Jarratt
Ken Jeeter
Terry Jeeter
Chris King
Brian Laine
Gndy Lilley
Sharon Martin
Kenneth Morgan
Briar Nettles
Nancy Owen
Mr. Pittman lifts their pieces of
pottery from the kiln.
ABOVE: Susan Towbcrman and Betty
Chamberlain watch anxiously as
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Rcndy Owen
Sandy Parker
Fritz Peters
Billy Poarch
Bill Pond
Jeanne Prince
Marshal] Pugh
Ricky Rawls
Vicki Reeves
Ann Rice
Elizabeth Rose
Katherine Russell
Scott Seeley
Lee Simmons
ABOVE: Active eighth graders, Sandy Parker, Lewis Stephenson,
Ricky Rawls, Marshall Pugh, Bill Pond, Tricia Drewry and Jeanne
Prince show enthusiastic spirit.
Activities Interest Eighth Graders
LEFT: Mr. Pittman shows Jonathan Ginsberg the
skill of pottery making on one of two wheels
recently acquired by the school.
Park Slater
Kevin Spain
Lewis Stephenson
Pam Strasburger
Carey Tambe
Patricia Tereshanko
Susan Towberman
Tommy Tuck
Jon Tudor
Roger Unger
Teresa Upton
Winnie Ward
Alice West
Loretta Wilson
Danny Young
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Seventh Graders Seek Status
Kathy Atkins
Bobby Bailey
Carol Beale
Robin Beale
Ruby Beck
Stanley Beck
L. A. Branlcy
David Brinkley
Mary Bristow
Frank Britt
Kathy Britt
Doug Chesson
Steve Clanton
Randy Coley
Candy Cox
Harvie Cox
Kathenne Crosric
Tracy Dance
Kay Drewry
Jimmy Dunn
Debbie Eure
Eugene Goodrich
Glynn Goodrich
Lynn Goodrich
Lynn Griffin
Wanda Hathway
Lou Higgins
RIGHT: Lunch is a time for munching an apple by
Elizabeth Russell, while David Brinkley stops on the way
to the gym for Elementary Day practice.
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Cindy Howard
Diane Jarratt
Kim Kahle
Paul Kca
David Kcetcr
Cindy King
Bard Kirkpatrick
Mike Lane
Trayce Lowe
John Powell
Craig Prince
Victor Pugh
Mark Richards
Bob Rogers
Elizabeth Russell
Tommy Saunders
Janet Scarborough
Tommy Shiner
Kathryn Simms
Cindy Smith
Kelly Stewart
Tracey Swain
Judy Upton
Hal Welch
Sherry Whelan
Doug Williams
Pat Wilson
LEFT. Kathryn Simms assists in putting up an art
exhibit in the library, while Doug Chesson uses his head
during a soccer game
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SECTION B
, J . F^nress Their Personalities
Sixth Graders Express *
Through Activities
Mary Lou Atkins
Steve Atkins
Frank Barnette
Debbie Chappell
David Cox
Laura Ellis
Epes Elmore
Lisa Epps
Beth Faison
Russell Frye
Douglas Goodrich
Kari Mabon
Kathryn Nettles
Curtis Newsome
Dana Peck
Audrey Pittman
Betty Pond
Jane Simmons
Jack Smith
Van Vogel
Hal Warren
RIGHT: Under the direction of their art teacher, Mrs. Cobb,
Betty Pond and Kari Mabon (standing) with the help of
Douglas Goodrich, Van Vogel and Russell Frye (seated)
constructed this colorful totem pole.
SECTION A
Roland Bntt
Tina Bntt
Merrell Carr
Jeannette Coley
Crystal Crowder
Susan Dunn
Andy Eggleston
Larry Enochs
Doug GhouJson
Walter Holdsworth
Len Joyner
Kelly Lanier
Leonard Manin
Beth Moore
David Owen
Billy Scott
David Torrence
Wendy Watson
LEFT: Sally Ashworth and Beth
Moore look at bulletin board display
for class unit on Australia.
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Energy Flows During Phys. Ed. for 5 A
Ronnie Andrews
Munford Ashworth
Joanna Birdsong
Rita Bradshaw
Lisa Butler
Karen Carter
Debbie Crostic
Jeanne Dunford
Bob Epperson
George Garrett
Mark Johnson
Marjorie Lanier
Jay Luke
Scott Miller
Patty Page
Greg Peters
Betsy Pittman
Scon Sanford
Scon Sheffield
Kristee Smith
Mike Stewart
Mae Thomas
Lisa Unger
Danny Williams
Christy Worrell
5B Is Excited by Softball Game
Donald Atkins
Lou Ann Adkins
Kay Barrett
Blair Beale
Nelson Britt
Kim Cannady
Theresa Cleveland
Andy Cobb
Kathy Coley
Maty Dixon
Woody Dunn
Nancy Faircloth
Christy Faircloth
Anne Goodrich
Shari Jo Houchins
Keith Joyner
Kim Kitchen
Della Luke
Laine Magee
Dianna Mitchell
Dave Pittman
Clay Saunders
Walter Saunders
Mary Carol Stephenson
Dickie Walters
Jim Wilson
Keith Joyner grits teeth as he bats.
Della Luke attentively watches the game.
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TOP. Jeff Whitmore watches
antics of classmates.
BOTTOM: Sandra Stephenson and
Neil Johnson enjoy lunch.
4A Looks Forward to Free
Time
Bill Atkinson
Lori Atkins
Deborah Barnette
Suzanne Eisenburg
Jay Epperson
Jo Anne Faircloth
Christopher Holden
Carlton Jarrett
Neil Johnson
Pegi Mabon
Sharon Norris
Johnny Parker
Danny Perkins
Sandra Jean Stephenson
Keith Story
Jeffrey Whitmore
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TOP: Ann Bailey and Stacey Lowe pause
during lunch for picture.
BOTTOM: Fourth grade students take
time out to socialize.
Lunch Is Favorite Time for
4B
Stancell Ashby
Ann Bailey
Phil Bain
Donna Barnes
Shawn Blankenship
Joe Bryant
Carole Gwen Carter
Pam Jarratt
Cheryl Johnson
Kent Jones
Stacey Lowe
Kasper Newsome
Penny Pennington
Blair Rice
Leigh Slater
Sandy Kaye Stephenson
Micheal Swain
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Annette Britt
David Brittle
Mary Ann Chamberlain
Henry Cobb
William Cowling
Randy Croshaw
Linda Ellis
Dorcas Fuller
Todd Gholson
Melinda Howard
Jennifer Jackson
Karen Joyner
Keith King
John Lane
Richard Lanier
Michael Magee
Sharidon Peters
Martha Quarles
Barbara Stallard
TOP LEFT AND RIGHT: The happy disposition of third
graders is evidenced as they pose for pictures. RIGHT: Mrs.’
Owen pauses during her paper checking.
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Second Grade Spirit Rises
Janet Adkins
JoLynn Adkins
John Adkins
Russell Andrews
Anne Ashworth
Robin Brittle
Ginger Butler
James Earl Carr
Kathryn Daughtery
Stephen Dixon
Robyn Gay
Henry Goodrich
Ben jamin Jarratt
Robin Lanier
Patricia Mabon
Amy Mitchell
Carter Nettles, Jr.
Karen Parker
Betty Ann Renny
Glynn Rollings
Sharon Simms
Charles Stephenson
Mary Elizabeth Towberman
Earnest Turner
Tommy Vest
TOP: Out-of-school activities for Robyn Gay (left) include riding her horse,
while Sharon Simms (right) dons her mother’s sun hat at the summer
cottage.
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First Grade Students Enjoy School
Debra Norris
Melinda Owen
Spencer Perkins
Alice Gail Rollings
Thomas Russell
James Savedge
David Scott
Karen Skinner
Michael Stallard
Ruth Annette Thomas
B. T. Vest
Greg Whitmore
RIGHT: Miss Jarratt is assisted in distributing reading materials.
LEFT: Mrs. Bailey, teacher aide, guides student during art time.
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Kindergarten Students Work
and Play Together
Angela Barnette
Paige Beale
Wanda Bracey
Sandra Carr
Mary Epperson
Susan Epperson
Susan Epps
Jobe Gay
James Johnson
JohnJohnson
Wayne Lowe, Jr.
Tracye Magee
Jane Merrell
Amy Newsome
Kim Pennington
Anne Paige Prince
Leslie Towbcrman
ABOVE: The kindergarten students pose on their slide outside the "Little White House.”
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Kindergarten Through Seven
Produce Elementary
TOP LEFT: Lou Higgins introduces the
Mexican pan of the program.
TOP RIGHT- Elizabeth Russell is seen in native
Japanese costume.
MIDDLE LEFT: Third grade students present
"Mexico.”
BOTTOM: Performing in front of Buckingham
Palace is the First Grade and Kindergarten.
Program
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Western Faculty Promotes Academics
MRS. JEAN H. GRIZZARD — Madison College, B.S. — lives in Sussex
— an avid reader and likes to sew — Headmistress of school, teaches fifth
grade.
MRS. BETTY GREGORY — lives in Sussex — enjoys reading and people
— School secretary.
MISS GARNET GRIZZARD — Radford, B.S. — resides in Skippers —
talented in music and needlework — teaches first and second grades.
MRS. DUANE HARRELL — Mary Washington College, B.A. — home is
Emporia — actively involved in music and sewing — teaches grades three
and four.
MISS RUBY ROBINSON — Longwood — is a native of Greensville
County — particularly enjoys traveling and reading — teaches sixth and
seventh grades.
LEFT The campus is composed of several
buildings. Pictured here is the main
structure which houses the administrative
office and library.
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RIGHT: Chucky Gregory,
Sergeant-at-Arms; Margaret Elder,
Secretary-Treasurer; Tom
Baicy, Vice-President; Dale
Roberts, President.
.ABOVE: Building and Ground — F. W. Lewis, John Morgan,
Bruce Pair, Robert Poole (not pictured);
BOTTOM RIGHT: Health and Safety — Carolyn Fannin, Tracy
Grizzard, Sylvia Upton, Karen Hines.
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W estern Division
Demonstrates
Pride in School
BE ALWAYS AT
MHO
THE Road Rise to"m
YOU
IAY THE WIND
ABOVE: Fine Ans — Vicky Allen,
Dick Kidd, Kaye Davis;
LEFT: Room Representatives — Tracy
Grizzard, grade 5; Ann Owen, grade 4;
John Morgan, grade 6; Karen Hines,
grade 7;
BOTTOM RIGHT: Library Club — Susan Mayes,
Regina Rogers, Barry Allen.
The clubs at Western Division are an
important part of this school. Serving
and improving the functions of daily
activities, they work closely with
the faculty and administration.
Western Division, comprising grades
one through seven, is located near
Stony Creek.
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first grade
Ronald Bryan
Gerald Capps
Pam Ellis
Scott Grizzard
Keith Holloway
Frank Barnes Owen
Micheal Poarch
Suzanne Poole
Tracy Poole
Caroline Williams
SECOND GRADE
Judy Bobbitt
Chris Brown
Charles Mason
Linda Owen
Karen Roberts
THIRD GRADE
Brett Allen
Tina Brown
Jamie Chappell
Shelton Jarrett
Betsy Lancaster
Alan Mobley
Cindy Owen
Thomas Owen
Carolyn Poole
Donald Poole
Pam Upton
FOURTH GRADE
Todd Allen
Susan Clark
Bobby Hines
Ricky Lemocks
Jeanine Morgan
Ann Owen
Virginia Upton
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Western Division Students Enjoy Year
FIFTH GRADE
Vicky Allen
Junes Lee Binton
Charles Scott Barnes
Lisa Chappel
Gregory Elder
Carolyn Fannin
Tracy Grizzard
George Holloway
Darlene Jarratt
Richard Kidd
Rene Mason
Anne Mayes
Susan Mayes
Beverly Poole
Kendo ck Tyus
SIXTH GRADE
Tom Baicy
Chucky Gregory
John Morgan
Bruce Pair
Regina Rogers
SEVENTH GRADE
Kaye Davis
Margaret Elder
Karen Hines
F. W. Lewis
Robert Poole
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We must carve a dream to grow,
Not of shapeless stone, but
Of eyes that have a spirit of vision.
Pulsate it with the deeds of rectitude,
Trace it with the ecstasy of heritage,
And breathe into it beauty of mind,
of eternity,
An active arcade of honor.
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FIRST ROW: T Hubbard, C Cannady, N Eggleston, A Lilley, D Pond, M SECOND ROW: S. Bradshaw, C Brown, L. Simms, T Towberman, D.
Unger. D Marks. Bryant, M Evans.
N.H.S. Tutors
Students
Members of the National Honor Society
have made themselves available to those
in the school who want tutoring. This
project has been successful, in that,
students who have come for help have
improved in their studies. It is hoped
that the organization can continue this
tutoring service next year for the
betterment of the students.
Steve Gwaltney, Treasurer; Becky Brittle,
President, Lee Anne Vick, Secretary,
Debbie Page, Vice-President (not pictured)
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It is the purpose of the Student Government Association to
function as a liaison between faculty, administration and
students. Our S.G.A. has been active in the past in sponsoring
assemblies, promoting school activities and conducting fund
raising projects. As a member of S.G.A. the student
participates indirectly in the administration of the school and
SGA Is Liaison
Between Students
and Faculty
represents his class in decisions
which are made affecting the student body.
TOP: S. Parker, 8th grade representative;
Sandra Hubbard, 12th grade representative,
BOTTOM L Simms, Vice-President, T
Tereshenko, Reporter, S. Keeter,
Secretary, B. Lankford, 10th grade
representative; A Epperson, 11th grade
representative; (D. Beale, President;
R. Hunnicutt, Treasurer, not pictured).
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Yearbook Captures T.A. Spirit
LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Simms, M Evans, P. Pope, C. Cobb, D.
Francis, C. Baicy, G. Zatcoff, C. Brown.
The 1972-73 Yearbook Staff worked hard in producing
a consistency of material to tie in with their theme,
"The Spirit of Tidewater.”
Throughout the year, the staff saw expressions of spirit
in various classroom and extra-curricular activities,
which they captured for use in the yearbook.
Ads were drawn up during the summer enabling more
time to be spent on more important aspects of this
book. There was a constant stream of picture-taking
and racking of brains to think up copy. All in all, the
work that has gone into this book makes this year’s
annual the best the Annual Staff has ever produced.
SITTING: S. Hubbard (editor), N. Eggleston, S. Sheffield (business manager). A.
Epperson. STANDING: C. Chesson, S. Booth (photographer).
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Steering
Committee
Improves
School
SEATED- Scott Chesson, Chappell, Tnsh Huggins.
STANDING: Nancy Owen, AnixTEpperson, Tom Crowder (chairman),
Dennis Bryant.
The Steering Committee was organized at mid-semester, with
goals to improve school conditions and create a way of solving
student problems and complaints. It started by taking a poll of
improvements the students thought would be beneficial.
Cleaning up the locker rooms and painting the boys lockers,
in addition to the ordering
of three-hundred lockers to be installed by the fall of ’73-’74,
were some of the projects completed by the committee. Made
up of two representatives from grades eight through eleven,
with a committee head being from the eleventh grade, it
encourages participants in the project to build a bigger and
better Tidewater Academy.
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Spanish Club Paints Room
Composed of students interested in the Spanish language and
culture, the club’s big project was to paint the Spanish Room
in brown and orange. Complementing posters and signs,
contributed by Mrs. Jones, were added to complete the
redecorated room. The third-year Spanish class wrote articles
that were later published in a Spanish newspaper. This activity
was followed by a dinner trip to see the movie, "Poseidon
Adventure,” followed by shopping which included, of course,
sombreros.
TOP: FIRST ROW: B. Davis, C. Chcsson, J. Gill, T. Huggins, S.
Keeter, C. Baicy, P. Cogeos SECOND ROW: J. Lukomski, M.
McWhorter, D Pond, B. Newcomb, B. Sayers, D. Overton, D. Bames,
R. Burgess, B. Smith, D. Marks. THIRD ROW: R. Withers, M. Unger,
A. Epperson, J. Chcsson, D. Bryant, M. Andrews, B. Tudor, P. Pope.
BELOW: Mike Unger assists Mrs. Jones in placing posters on freshly
painted walls.
The Pep Club is a group of students who give their time and
who work to increase school spirit at Tidewater. This year the
members made posters to decorate the gym and sold Warrior
pins to help raise funds for paint. The group also provided
noticeable support to the cheerleaders at the ballgames.
Pep Club Provides
Cheering Support
FIRST ROW: B. Nettles, P. Drewry, C. Lilley, A, West, B. Laine, V. Reeves,
J. Bailey, B. Edwards, R. Withers. SECOND ROV^B. Smith, B. Sayers, D
Tudor, S Saunders, B. Davis, B. Tudor, R. Burgess, M. Monahan, A
Epperson. THIRD ROW. B. Sickles, J. Marks, P Dunn, P Westbrook, C
Cobb, A Lilley, N. Eggleston, L Simms
FOURTH ROW. B. Newcome,J. Zatcoff, S. Keeter, M. Andrews, V. King,
K Parker, M Johnson, L. Newsome, J. Barnette, K. Johnson, B. Prince, B.
Welch, D. Harrup, D. Dickerson, B Wilson, T. Turner, C. Chesson, S.
Cowling. FOURTH ROW: S. Parker, L. Wilson, D. Bryant, K. Beville, B.
Russell, P. Torrence, B. Robertson, T. Branch, C. Moore, P Pope, C. Brown.
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Monahan and Pope
Provide Leadership
for J.V. Team
Coach Bryant gives JN. team last minute instructions.
FIRST ROW: J. Costello, B. Coley J. Tudor F k- w “ ’
Pope, B. Davis, B. Lankford S Owen T Ft WtCr’ Monaharl. fi-
ll. ■ ,t ' ° n’T Elmore. SECOND ,
' T“4"- B P°nd' < o™. B. J-
R a^j ROW: B. Lane (manager), R. Britt, S. Chesson,
K. Andrews, S. Clanton, C. King, R. Rawls, R. Hunnicutt.
P Erin1*’
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FIRST ROW: Cindy Lilley,
Vicky Reeves, Alice Wesr.
Sandy Parker.
SECOND ROW: Wendy
Bourne, Pam Butler,
Margaret Andrews, Vicky
King, Jodi Luke.
Junior Team Wins 3 Out of 5 Games
FIRST ROW: J. Dunn, D. Chesson, E. Elmore, M. Ashworth, L Joyner, P.
Wilson, P. Kea, D. Roberts, D. Williams. SECOND ROW: J. Morgan, R.
Andrews, J. Luke, P. Bain, K. Jones, D. Owen, G. Goodrich, B. Epperson, J.
Smith, C. Newsome, R. Coley. THIRD ROW: V. Pugh, D. Gholson,
R. Britt, M. Carr, W. Saunders, K. Tyus, T. Baicy, H. Cox, W. Holdsworth,
D. Keeter. SECOND ROW: Stuart Russ (coach), K. Newsome, J. Parker, J.
Whitmore, J. Wilson, M. Lane, D. Torrence, J. Bryant, H. Welch, J.
Epperson, S. Ashby, L. Goodrich.
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w arriors
away and gains more yardage.
6 8 Hampton Roads
32 6 Flint Hill
24 21 Gill School
12 0 Severn
18 0 Fishburne
26 6 Huguenot
19 0 Fork Union
43 0 Fredrick
20 0 Quantico
Have Winning Season
Tidewater Academy finished its first Varsity Football
season with an 8-1 record. The Warriors were led all
season by the fine play of Seniors: Charles Nixon, Bob
Marks, Cal Moore, Steve Gwaltney, Aubrey Edwards,
Marvin Stephenson, Dickie Beale, Keith Johnson and
Marshal Johnson. The season, filled with many highlights,
took on special meaning when the Warriors traveled to
Huguenot Academy and were victorious over the
defending V.A.A.C. Champions, 26-6, during their
Homecoming game.
TOP Varsity cheerleader poses for a picture during half-time
BOTTOM: Mike McWhorter rushes in to help team members.
TOP RIGHT Warrior player puts all he has into this run.
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Go-Captains, Steve Gwaltney and Bob
Homecoming weekend began with the
Varsity Football team hosting Quantico High
School team, Friday evening, November 4.
The Homecoming Queen, Sandra Hubbard,
with her court: Maid of Honor, Theresa
Hubbard, and the class representatives, Jan
Pulley, Patricia Branch, Lynn Carr, Kay
Reese, Elizabeth Rose, reigned through the
evening. A dance, Saturday night, sponsored
by the Student Government Association
honored the senior football players.
RIGHT: Cocaptains, Steve Gwaltney and Bob Marks
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McWhorter, D. Pond, K.
Brinkley, D. Marks, Assistant Coach Spence. THIRD ROW: B. Coley,J-
,, or’Cikomsky, K. Chosson, M Monahan, T Elmore, B. Lankford, F.
Kceter, S. Owen, B. Pope
Lead Warriors to a Homecoming Victory
TOP LEFT Crossing the goal hne is Cal Moore.
TOP RIGHT: Dale Marks receives advice for winning play from Coach
Cheatham
LOWER LEFT: Homecoming Queen, Sandra Hubbard, is crowned by Robert
Bailey, Headmaster
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Cross-Country Adds to SpOrts
The 1973 cross-country season provided the kind of gratification
that is the result of much work and learning. When you lose the
first three meets of a season in a newly introduced sport, it is
difficult to avoid a negative attitude. However, despite initial
losses to Portsmouth Catholic, Norfolk Academy, and Norfolk
Christian, all of the team soon realized that with honest work and
good luck they could win. As the season progressed, the team
scored impressive victories against Collegiate, Norfolk Academy,
Norfolk Christian, and St. Christophers.
LEFT- Team members lean on the nearest thing to them after a hard day’s
practice. „<, Steve Dunn, and Stuart Rollings show running
MIDDLE: Jack fung,.a
technique.
LEFT TO RIGHT- Paul Cogeos, Mike Atkins, West Chappell, Jack King
(co-captain), Farley Shiner, David Pennington,
Stuan Rollings (co-captain), Steve Dunn, Drew Dunn, Jerry Rogers, Coach
Correll. J
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Extended Program Includes Soccer
LEFT: Team captain, Tom Crowder,
advances to ball.
TOP RIGHT: John Holden, number 75,
becomes actively involved in the game
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Juniors Eagerly Await Ring Dance
Thrilled by the music of Eli, under the
lights of many Christmas trees, ready for
the Christmas holidays, the class of 74
received their rings on December 19. The
class of ’73 sponsored the dance.
TOP: Trish Huggins, Sharon Britt, and
Michael Drewry enjoy punch during
intermission.
LEFT: Drew Dunn receives his ring from
his date, Donna Adams
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T.A.
39 36 Colonial Heights
48 45 Norfolk Academy
37 42 St. Christophers
38 29 Norfolk Christian
45 63 Hopewell Junior High
33 44 Franklin YMCA
40 58 Colonial Heights
51 40 St. Christophers
2* 0 Nansemond-Suf f oik
37 46 Franklin YMCA
42 79 Trinity
51 38 Norfolk Christian
50 39 Norfolk Academy
39 40 Norfolk Academy
37 62 Hopewell Junior High
Spirits Soar at Junior
Basketball Games
♦Forfeit
Record: 7-8
TOP LEFT: Cheerleaders show excitement over J V victory.
MIDDLE LEFT: Ray Bntt wonders if he will make the final point
MIDDLE RIGHT. Thornton Elmore and Robert Quarles wearily walk off
the court for time out.
TOP RIGHT. A shot into the basket is made by Bill Pond.
/ l. cprnND F Keeter, B. Pond, T. Elmore, D. Gwaltney, M. Atkins, R. Unger, R Britt.
FIRST ROW: C. King, J. Ginsberg, M. Pugh, L. Stephenson. SECOND
ROW: R. Britt, S. Rollings, R. Quarles,
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T.A.
48 49 Hampton Roads*
49 34 Boilingbrook
48 32 Collegiate
42 34 Woodberry Forest
64 29 Southampton Academy**
45 38 Ridgecroft
60 15 Frederick
52 19 Hampton Roads
38 28 Collegiate
37 52 Benedictine
39 58 Norfolk Academy
35 37 Episcopal
28 26 Randolph Macon Academy
53 46 St. Christophers
47 24 Frederick
44 52 Benedictine
49 22 Christchurch
36 48 Southampton Academy
45 50 Norfolk Catholic
57 32 Christchurch
58 30 Bollingbrook
33 48 Virginia Episcopal
59 31 Surry Academy
49 47 Norfolk Academy
♦Triple overtime ♦♦Tidewater Christmas Tournament
Points are scored by Jack King (above) and Clarence Newsome (right).
FIRST ROW: M. Drewry, B. Tudor, R. Withers, W. Channell SProxin „ r
ROW: Coach McNellisJ. West (manager) 4.C°S“110’ B' RuSSc11’ K Chcsson- B Edwards, C. Newsome, C Owen, •
.j imanager), King, Coach Van Orden.
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Junior Varsity Basketball
Remains Victorious
Warriors Host Christmas Tournamcm
This year the Warriors began their season with the four
lettermen returning; David Pennington, Cal Moore, Pond
Bain, and Joe Stephenson. Their first victory was a 43 to 36
win over Hampton Roads Academy. This triumph inspired
the Warriors to their overall 14 to 16 season. The highlight of
the season was the annual Tidewater Christmas Tournament
hosting Collegiate, Georgetown Prep, and Christchurch. The
Warriors terminated their season when they traveled to
Washington to participate in the Saint Stephens Tournament.
TOP RIGHT: David Pennington and Dale Marks are recipients of the All
Tourney Trophy at the Christmas Tournament.
MIDDLE- Mr Bailey presents Coach Roach with the second place trophy.
OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: David Pennington aims for accurate goal attempt
RIGHT: Farley’s dead-eye shot goes in for two needed points.
FIRST ROW: Coach.Roach, K. Johnson, P. Bain, Coach Lewis. SECONn B.
W: C. Moore, D. Pond, S. Rollings, J. Stephenson n D' Pennin8ton. M. McWhorter, D. Marks, B Moore,
Robertson, P. Cogeos (manager).
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Cheerleaders
Promote School
Spirit
T.A.
43 36 Hampton Roads
42 41 Bollingbrook
24 55 Collegiate
70 37 Fishburne
40 85 Woodberry Forest
50 37 Christchurch*
34 56 Collegiate*
34 57 Colonial Heights**
50 60 Dinwiddie**
65 38 Frederick
60 46 Hampton Roads
48 60 Collegiate
25 44 Benedictine
47 46 Norfolk Academy
46 53 Episcopal
53 40 Randolph Macon Academy
59 62 Frederick
44 79 Benedictine
57 52 Christchurch
44 35 Virginia Episcopal
61 40 Randolph Macon Academy
53 68 Fishburne
67 45 Christchurch
60 35 Bollingbrook
58 79 Norfolk Catholic
37 70 Virginia Episcopal
72 50 Surry Academy
31 42 St. Stephens***
49 68 Georgetown Prep***
51 70 Boys Latin***
♦Tidewater Christmas Tournament
♦♦Colonial Heights Tournament
♦♦♦St. Stephens Tournament
FAR LEFT: In game with Hampton Roads, Bill Moore and Joe
Stephenson are double teaming the ball.
LEFT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Enthusiasm is shown by cheerleaders,
Debbie Tudor, Cindy Chesson, Patricia Branch, Laura Simms,'Connie
Brown, Pat Pope and Amy Lilley.
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FIRST ROW: S. Hubbird (cocaptain), T. Hubbard (cocaptain). SECOND T. Turner, C Cobb, L Newsomes, S. Spivey, N. Eggleston, M. Elmore, C
ROW: Mr. Russ (coach), R. Giles, P. Westbrook, Russell, A. Lilley.
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T.A.
44 33 Peninsula Catholic
22 53 Portsmouth Catholic
52 15 Eastern Academy
35 11 Boilingbrook
31 25 Norfolk Christian
24 26 Norfolk Academy
28 26 Carolton Oaks
47 43 Peninsula Catholic
30 31 Portsmouth Catholic
47 11 Eastern Academy
28 30 Norfolk Christian
25 31 Norfolk Academy
30 58 Norfolk Catholic
33 17 Carolton Oaks
31 64 Norfolk Catholic
Independent School Tournament
32 26 Norfolk Christian
30 49 Norfolk Catholic
27 28 Norfolk Academy
Record 10-8
OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Sandra Hubbard and Terry Hubbard, senior
players, are seen in action.
TOP: Coach Russ explains next play to Sharlene Spivey.
MIDDLE: Team enthusiastically cheers and returns to the court.
BOTTOM LEFT: Sharlene Spivey reaches for a jump ball.
BELOW: Half-time means encouraging instructions for the team.
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LEFT: Debbie Page, Miss Tidewater 1972-73.
TOP RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Patricia Drewry, Faye
Branch, Sandy Parker, Connie Brown, Vicki R^cvCs
SECOND ROW: Nancy Owen, Sharlene Spivey,
Sandra Hubbard, Debbie Tudor, Amy Lilley.
THIRD ROW: Margaret Crostic, Cindy Chesson
Trish Huggins, Lee Ann McWhorter, Sandy
Kitchen, Pat Pope, Debbie Page, Laura Simms,
Beverly Newcomb, Ann Epperson, Nancy Eggleston
Shirley Atkins, Becky Brittle.
BOTTOM RIGHT: Sandy Kitchen (third runner-
up), Pat Pope (first runner-up), Laura Simms
(second runner-up), Beverly Newcomb (fourth
runner-up), Debbie Page (Miss Tidewater 1972-73)
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Debbie Page Selected
Miss Tidewater, 1973
Sponsored by the Sophomore Class, the annual Miss
Tidewater Pageant was highlighted this year with the
crowning of Debbie Page as the new Miss Tidewater
Academy. After competing against twenty-two other
contestants, Debbie was crowned by the former Miss
Tidewater, Jo Ann Marks, and was presented with six red
roses. The pageantry of the evening was accented by the
presence of a castle standing majestically in the background.
The girls participating were sponsored by different
organizations and teams within the school.
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Senior Production
Captures Audience
"Father of the Bride” captured the audience in its sometimes hysterical,
sometimes serious, but always moving comedy. The play of three acts boasted
Tom Moore as Mr. Banks and Jo Ann Marks as Mrs. Banks, both concerned
parents of the coming bride, Kay, played by Debbie Page.
ABOVE. The maid (Susan Sheffield) reveals her concern for
Kay as problems increase before the wedding.
BELOW: Kay (Debbie Page) and Buckley (Tim Moore)
open one of their wedding gifts while Mr. Banks (Tom
Moore) and Mrs Banks (Jo Ann Marks) continue a
discussion about the wedding invitations
ABOVE It is a tearful moment for Kay
(Debbie Page), as she has mixed emotions
before the wedding
BELOW- Mr Banks (Tom Moore mimics
the decorator (Bobby Robertson) who is
explaining the reception plans to Mrs. Banks
(Jo Ann Marks).
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Sportsmanship Characterize J.V.’s
FIRST ROW: M. Drewry, S. Chesson, Ray Bntt.J. Lukomski.J. King, W Chappell, B. Pope
SECOND ROW: Coach Roach, B Coley, J Cannady, F Dunn, S. Dunn, D Gwaliney. C
Funkhouser, R. Hunnicutt (manager), Coach Lewis
T. A.
1 11 Benedictine
2 3 Southampton Academy
2 1 Barry Robinson
3 4 Barry Robinson
3 1 St. Christophers
11 16 St. Christophers
3 7 Huguenot
2 4 Southampton Academy
15 James River Academy
18 3 James River Academy
7 2 Norfolk Academy
BOTTOM RIGHT: Ready to hit a
homerun is Scott Chesson. BOTTOM
LEFT: Ray Britt scoops up a ground
ball
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Success Means Girls Softball
T.A.
5 7 Norfolk Christian
17 5 Norfolk Christian
5 8 Churchland
34 7 Carolton Oaks
1 0 Carolton Oaks
7 15 Norfolk Academy
45 4 Claremont Academy
13 21 Eastern Academy
23 11 Eastern Academy
16 8 Western Branch
21 7 Peninsula Catholic
6 9 Norfolk Catholic
20 5 Ponsmouth Catholic
7 4 Southampton Academy
10 4 Gill School
Record 10-5
BELOW. Terry and Sandra Hubbard, co-captams, make final plans for
softball trip.
J Marks M. Elmore. L Newsome, A Epperson, P. Branch, K Gaskins, B
Barnette (manager),}. Bailey (manager).
Fl^STROW: a- LiHey.D- Tudor, B. Home, R. Giles,J Barnette,T. Upton,
c- Lilley, T. Turner. SECOND ROW: Coach Russ, B. Brittle, S. Sheftiel ,
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SECOND ROW: Coach Seeley, Bobby Pope, Charles Owen, Dennis Bryant,
David Pond, Monty Monahan, Coach Kitchen.
FRONT ROW: Aubrey Edwards, David Pennington, Joe Tyus, Keith
Johnson, Charles Nixon, Tommy Wilson, Steve Gwaltney, Stuart Rollings,
•- ar;
RIGHT: Co-captain Keith Johnson discusses play with catcher.
BOTTOM LEFT: Billy Russell gnmaces as he prepares to pitch the ball
BOTTOM RIGHT- Charles Owen makes one of the successful hits that boosted
his batting average to the top
OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Co-captain Charles Nixon watches the game
with interest. Charles was chosen the most valuable athlete at Tidewater.
TOP RIGHT: Joe Tyus swings bat in anticipation of time at bat.
BOTTOM LEFT: Tommy Wilson pauses dunng game.
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Varsity Baseball Spirit Grows
T.A.
4 5 Barry Robinson
0 7 Collegiate
0 8 Collegiate
4 1 Eastern Academy
4 1 Gibbons School
2 5 Benedictine
6 5 Surry Academy
18 0 Christchurch
2 5 Eastern
2 14 St. Christophers
3 8 St. Christophers
0 9 Benedictine
0 5 Episcopal
3 5 Fork Union
4 8 Fishbume
3 2 Fishburne
15 0 Christchurch
9 1 Gill School
2 0 Congressional
10 12 Congressional
Record 8-12
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Eighth Graders Comprise Junior Team
FIRST ROW: Lewis Stephenson, Chris King, Jonathan Ginsberg, Tommy Tuck,
Marshall Pugh, Scott Seeley, Ricky Andrews.
SECOND ROW: Coach Van Orden, Brian Laine, Robert Britt, Ricky Rawls,
Gary Houchins, Ken Jeter, John Dance.
T. A.
10 7 Claremont
2 13 St. Edwards
6 11 Fork Union
7 8 Claremont
10 7 St. Bridgets
8 9 St. Bridgets
4 11 Fork Union
8 9 St. Christophers
Record 2-6
ABOVE. Gary Houchins winds up for a fast, curve ball.
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Success Marks
T.A.
6 21 Woodberry Forest
1114 614 Norfolk Catholic
1714 Nansemond-Suffolk
14 3 Barry Robinson
11 16 Benedictine
18 9 Prince Edward
10 8 Barry Robinson
12 15 Huguenot Academy
1614 114 Walsingham Academy
12 6 Nansemond-Suffolk
370 359 Norfolk Catholic
10 17 Benedictine
27 0 York Academy
363 420 Walsingham
563 621 Albemarle Academy
17 Vi 914 Huguenot Academy
Record 11-5
Second Year
of Golf
^BOVE: Coach Cheatham, Mike Unger, Joe Tudor, Tom Crowder, Marshal
Johnson, John Holden, Farley Shiner, Thornton Elmore, Jon Tudor, Cal
Moore, Bill Moore, Paul Cogeos.
TOP RIGHT: Paul Cogeos, Cal Moore, Joe Tudor and Jon Tudor pack the
car for a golfing and vacation trip.
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Prom Captures Many
Moods of
Juniors and Seniors
The Junior Class welcomed the Tidewater Seniors to a world of
"Fantasia” on the evening of the prom. After a royal dinner, the
Seniors descended from the palace steps, down the Yellow Brick
Road to the dance floor, where the music of "Knights in White
Satin” beckoned them to dance. The music, furnished by Fingals
Cave, played continuously and merrily, through the evening until
the magic hour of twelve caused all princesses to return to their
pumpkins ere they were left.
ABOVE The mood of the magic evening is captured by
Laura Simms and her escon, Keith Johnson
RIGHT: Becky Britte finds the music and the evening
enchanting,
OPPOSITE PAGE: Mr. Cheatham (lower left) introduces
the seniors as they descend through the palace (top), while
Carol Baicy and Joe Stephenson (lower center) stroll along
the Yellow Brick Road, greeted by eighth-graders, Bryar
Nettles and Teresa Upton (lower right).
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DEBBIE PAGE
Hogwood Scholarship
BECKY BRITTLE
Balfour Award
Excellence Award
Each year at graduation deserving students are recognized with
awards that have become a part of the academic tradition at
Tidewater. The top award is the Balfour Medal presented in
honor of scholastic, leadership and service achievements. The
other commendations acknowledge also one or more of these
qualities.
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Outstanding Seniors
Cited at Graduation
SANDRA HUBBARD
Excellence Award
TERRI HUBBARD
Excellence Award
STEVE GWALTNEY
Danforth Award
JO ANN MARKS
Danforth Award
GARY NORMAN
Danforth Award
SUSAN SHEFFIELD
Danforth Award
Baccalaureate Service
Graduation Program
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE 3 1973
Four O'Clock
WAKEFIELD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
•
Prelude
‘Processional Senior Class
‘Invocation The Reverend Robert L. Consolvo
Minister, Wakefield United Methodist Churcn
‘Hymn 12 Senior Class and Congregation
Baccalaureate Sermon The Reverend L. Bill Simmons
Area Minister, United Church of Christ
‘Hymn 278 Senior Class and Congregation
‘Benediction The Reverend Robert L. Consolvo
‘Recessional Senior Class
‘Congregation Stanoing
SUNDAY EVENING. JUNE 3, 1973
Six Thirty O'Clock
TIDEWATER ACADEMY
'Processional Senior Class
‘Invocation The Reverend James E. Griffin Minister, Wakorie'd Baptist Church
Honor Graduate Marlene Evans
Honor Graduate Deborah Page
"Let There Bo Peace on Earth" Senior Chorus
Honor Graduate Carol Cannady
Honor Graduate Terri Hubbard
"Battle Hymn of the Republic" Senior Chorus
Honor Graduate Rebecca Brittle
Special Recognition Timothy Moore
Presentation of Awards Mr. Robert L. Bailey Headmaster Tidewater Academy
Presentation of Diplomas Mr. Robert L. Bailey
‘Benediction The Reverend James E. Griffin
‘Recessional Graduates
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PATRONIZATION
We must seek a truth to know
Not of selfless mind, but of a soul
That’s woven from a world of laughter.
Turn your back to the wind,
Allow the spirit of aptitude to envelop.
Sustain it with the magic hand of chance,
of charactery,
In definitive friendships forever.
NEXT HOME GAME
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Courtland, Virginia
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General Merchandise — Farm Products
Ivor, Virginia 23866
A. M. FELTS PEANUT WAREHOUSE
Berlin, Virginia
Buying and Shelling
Congratulations And Best Wishes To The
Graduating Class Of 1973
MASONITE CORPORATION
manufacturers and fabricators of
hardboards and particleboard
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Curer and Packer of genuine Southampton and Old Virginia Country Cured Hams.
"Cured the Old Country Way
Ivor, Virginia 23866
SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE, INC.
Sussex Service
Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Ferm Supplies Waver|y
Wakefield
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U. S. 460 and Va. Route 40
Waverly, Virginia
Phone 834-2466 24 Hour Service
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STONY CREEK
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Phone 246-4251
S+ony Creek Virginia
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Quality Merchandise
Stony Creek, Virginia
Phone 246-2391 Box 68
U.S. Highway 301
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Autolite New and Used
Batteries Parts
General Auto State
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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Buyers of Cotton and Peanuts
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Capron, Virginia
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Groceries — Fresh Meat — Poultry
Fruits — Vegetables
Waverly, Virginia
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PRESSON AND WARTHAN
Custom Grinding and Mixing
Buyers of Corn and Soybeans
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Ivor. Virginia
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Ivor, Virginia
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COUNCIL'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER (tsso) Gas, Oil and Atlas Tires Ivor, Virginia Phone 859-9796 BRACY and JOHNSON INC. 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Service Station and Garage Phone 859-261 1
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— Authorized_Sale_s and Service — Heating and A/C
24 hr. service
Highway 460 Ivor, Virginia Ivor, Virginia Phone 859-2826 or 859-5461
for a Happy Success
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Staff Thanks Contributors
Four seniors and ten juniors worked many hours after school and
Saturdays to produce the 120 pages of the 1973 Academian.
Cooperation from others, with understanding, insured its success.
The staff appreciated the assistance of the Headmaster, Mr.
Bailey, and of the faculty. Special thanks go to the teachers who
excused students for picture taking excursions and understood the
meaning and concern of a crucial deadline. Saving the day, photo
contributions from the local newspaper, The Sussex and Surry
Dispatch, filled deadline layout switches. Credit goes to
professional photographers, George Lamm, Jr. and to Dwight
Saine who often came to the rescue of the staff from a last
minute phone call to cover an event. Class pictures were provided
by Delmar Studios, Inc. and action candids were also contributed
by Frank Remoranko and Bianca M. Brown. The staff thanks Mr.
Ed Whitney, master watercolorist, for allowing the printing as
epilogue, his personal poem. Special recognition from the
Academian staff focuses on Mr. Danny DeFalco, Taylor yearbook
representative, whose assistance, advice, instructions, and
encouragement were invaluable. The greatest contributor, the
Tidewater student body, created the content for the ’73 yearbook
and made possible the'9th publication of the T.A. Academian.
RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Members
of the yearbook staff show
enthusiasm during a workshop
conducted by Mr. DeFalco,
Taylor yearbook representative.
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Index Provides Direction
— A —
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS — 116
Adams, Donna — 30, 76
Adams, Lewis — 38
Adkins, Janet — 51
Adkins, Jo Lynn — 51
Adkins, John — 51
Adkins, Lou Ann — 47
ADVERTISEMENTS —100
Allen, Barry — 57
Allen, Brett — 58
Allen, Todd — 58
Allen, Vicky — 57, 59
Andrews, Margaret — 30, 37,66,67, 69
Andrews, Ricky — 38, 68,94
Andrews, Ronnie — 46,69
Andrews, Russell — 51
Armistead, Vanessa — 38
Ashby, Bonita — 45
Ashby, Stancell — 49, 69
Ashworth, Anne — 51
Ashworth, Munford — 46,69
Ashworth, Sallie — 45
Atkins, Donald — 47
Atkins, Kathy — 42
Atkins, Lori — 48
Atkins, Mary Lou — 44
Atkins, Mike — 34, 74,77
Atkins, Ricky — 30
Atkins, Shirley — 26, 86
Atkins, Steve — 44
Atkinson, Ann — 30
Atkinson, Bill — 48
— B —
Bader, Jody — 34
Baicy, Carol — 20,64,66,96
Baicy, Tom — 56, 59, 69
Bailey, Ann —49
Bailey, Bobby — 42,75
Bailey, Carolyn — 52
Bailey, Doris — 52
Bailey, Jo Ann — 38, 67,91
Bailey, Karlus — 38
Bailey, Louis — 52
Bailey, Mary Frances — 45
Bailey, Mrs. Peter — 14, 52
Bailey, Mr. Robert — 12, 73, 80
Bailey, Mrs. Robert — 13
Bailey, Rose Ann — 38
Bain, Phil — 49, 69
Bain, Pond — 20, 80
Bain, Tommy — 30
Banton, Debra — 38
Banton, Dixie — 34
Banton, James Lee — 59
Barnes, Charles Scott — 59
Barnes, Dennis — 26,66
Barnes, Donna — 49
Barnes, Mike — 38
Barnes, Patsy — 26
Barnette, Angela — 53
Barnette, Becky — 30,91
Barnette, Deborah — 48
Barnette, Delorse — 38
Barnette, Frank — 44
Barnette, Janet — 34,67,91
Barnette, Marsha — 52
Barnette, Sylvia — 45
Barren, Kay — 47
Barrett, Nancy — 26
BASKETBALL —77
BASEBALL —90
Beale, Blair — 47
Beale, Carol — 42
Beale, Craig — 34
Beale, Dick — 20, 71, 72
.'•ale, Paige— 53
Beale, Robin —42
Beck, Ruby —42
Beck, Stanley — 42
Best, Sheila — 52
Beville, Kathy — 34,67
Birdsong, Joanna — 46
Blankenship, Shawn — 49
Bobbitt, Judy — 58
Bogese, Debo — 34
Bondranko, Billy — 34
Booth, Sandy — 20, 64
Bourne, Wendy — 34,37,69
Bracey, Wanda — 53
Bradshaw, Rita — 46
Bradshaw, Susan — 18, 26,62
Branch, Faye — 38,86
Branch, Tricia — 26,67, 72,91
Brantley, L. A —42
Brinkley, David — 42
Brinkley, Kemper — 26, 72, 75
Bristow, Mary — 42
Britt, Annette — 50
Britt, Frank — 42
Britt, Kathy — 42
Britt, Nelson — 47
Britt, Ray —34,37,68, 77,90
Britt, Robert — 38,68, 77,94
Britt, Roland — 45,69
Britt, Sharon — 26, 76
Britt, Tim — 34
Britt, Tina — 45
Brittle, Becky — 19, 20, 24,62,86,91,96,98
Brittle, David — 50
Brittle, Mrs. Coleman — 12
Brittle, Robin — 51
Brown, Chris — 58
Brown, Connie — 26,62, 64,67,83
Brown, Tina — 58
Bryan, Ronald — 58
Bryant, Dennis — 26,62,65, 66,67,92
Bryant, Joe — 49,69
Bryant, Rosa Lee — 38
Bryant, Mr Steve — 16,68
Bryant, Mrs. Steve — 15
Burch, Paul — 34, 75
Burgess, Randy — 26,66,67
Burnette, Lisa — 38
Butler, Ginger — 51
Butler, Lisa — 46
Butler, Pam — 34,69
— C —
Cafazza, Mrs. John — 14
Cannady, Carol — 20,62
Cannady, John — 34, 75, 90
Cannady, Kim — 47
Capps, Gerald — 58
Carr, James Earl — 51
Carr, Lynn — 30, 72
Carr, Merrell — 45,69
Carr, Sandra — 53
Carroll, David — 30
Carter, Carole Gwen — 49
Carter, Chester — 26
Carter, John Roy — 30
Carter, Karen — 46
Castello, Jerry — 26,68, 78
Chamberlain, Betty — 38, 39
Chamberlain, Carol — 52
Chamberlain, Mary Ann — 50
Chappell, Debbie — 44
Chappell, Jamie— 58
Chappell, Karen — 38
Chappell, Lisa — 59
Chappell, West — 30,65, 74, 78,90
Cheatham, Mr Alvin — 15, 72, 73, 95,96
Chesson, Anne — 52
Chesson, Carrie — 26, 29,64,66
Chesson, Cindy — 26, 67,83, 86
Chesson, Doug — 42,43,69, 75
Chesson, Jimmie— 30,66
Chesson, Ken — 34,68, 72, 78
Chesson, Scott — 35,65, 68,90
Clanton, Steve — 42,68
Clark, Page — 30
Clark, Sheila — 35
Clark, Susan — 58
Cleveland, Gregory — 52
Cleveland, Theresa — 47
Cobb, Andy — 47
Cobb, Carolyn — 26,64, 67, 84
Cobb, Henry — 50
Cobb, Mrs. James — 16,44
Cobb, Linda — 20
Cobb, Robin — 20
Cogeos, Paul — 26,65, 74,80,95
Coley, Brian — 30,68, 72, 75,90
Coley, Kathy — 47
Coley, Peggy — 39
Coley, Randy — 42,69
Correll, Mr James — 15, 74
Cook, Frank — 39
Cooper, Meg — 26
Cowling, C. T. — 30
Cowling, Sandra — 35,67
Cowling, William — 50
Cox, Candy — 42
Cox, David — 44
Cox, Harvic — 42,69, 75
Cox, Mrs. Steven Cox — 12
Crawford, Stanley — 52
Croshaw, Randy — 50
Crostic, Debbie — 46
Crostic, Katherine — 42
Crostic, Margaret — 35,86
Crowder, Crystal — 45
Crowder, Tom — 26,65, 72, 75,95
— D —
Dance, John — 39,94
Dance, Tracy — 42
Daughtery, Kathryn — 51
Davis, Billy — 26, 29,66,67, 68
Davis, Kaye — 57, 59
Dickerson, Don — 39
Dickerson, Donna — 30, 33,67
Dixon, Mary — 47
Dixon, Stephen — 51
Drewry, Ann — 20
Drewry, Kay — 42
Drewry, Michael — 30, 31, 76, 78,90
Drewry, Tnsha — 38, 39,40,67, 86
Dunford, Jeanne — 46
Dunn, Drew — 27, 74, 76
Dunn, Frankie — 31,90
Dunn, Jimmy — 42,69
Dunn, Pam — 20, 67
Dunn, Steve — 31,74,90
Dunn, Woody — 47
Dunn, Susan — 45
— E —
Edwards, Aubrey — 20, 71, 72,92
Edwards, Bob — 27,67, 78
Eggleston, Nancy — 26, 27,62,64,67, 84,86
Eggleston, Andy — 45
Eisenburg, Suzanne — 48
Elder, Gregory — 59
Elder, Margaret — 56, 59
Ellis, Laura — 44
Ellis, Linda — 50
Ellis, Pam — 58
Ellis, Peggy — 35
Elmore, Epes — 44,69
Elmore, Mariamne — 35,84,91
Elmore, Thornton — 35,68,72,77,95
Enochs, Larry — 45
Epperson, Anne — 27,63,64,65,66,67, 86,91
117
Epperson, Bob — 46,49
Epperson, Jay — 48,69
Epperson, Mary — 53
Epperson, Susan — 53
Epps, Garry — 20
Epps, Ken — 21
Epps, Lisa — 44
Epps, Mrs. Eddie — 15
Epps, Susan — 53
Eure, Debbie — 42
Eure, Donna — 39
Evans, Marlene — 21, 62,64
— F —
Faircloth, Christy — 47
Faircloth, Jo Anne — 48
Faircloth, Nancy — 47
Faison, Beth — 44
Fannin, Carolyn — 56, 59
Fannin, Jimmy — 31
Fitts, Mike — 35
Flowers, Bill — 21
FOOTBALL —68
Francis, Donna — 27, 64
Frye, Russell — 44
Fuller, Dorcas — 50
Funkhouser, Conley — 35,90
— G —
Gardner, Grace — 27
Gamer, Gary — 32
Garter, John — 35
Garter, Lee — 27
Garrett, George — 46
Gaskins, Kim — 21,91
Gay, Jobe — 53
Gay, Rebecca — 52
Gay, Robyn — 51
Gholson, Doug — 45,69
Gholson, Kendall — 52
Gholson, Todd — 50
Giles, Roberta — 32,84,91
Gill, Henry — 39
Gill, Jeannie — 19, 32,66
Gill, Roger — 27
Gilliland, Pat — 21
Gilliland, Ronald — 39
Ginsberg, Jonathan — 39,41, 77,94
Goodrich, Anne — 47
Goodrich, Douglas — 44
Goodrich, Eugene — 42
Goodrich, Glynn — 42,69
Goodrich, Henry — 51
Goodrich, Lynn — 42,69
Goodrich, Sandra — 27
GRADUATION — 98
Gregory, Mrs. Betty — 55
Gregory, Chucky — 56, 59
Griffin, Lynn — 42
Griffin, Wayne — 35
Grizzard, Miss Garnet — 55
Grizzard, Mrs. Jean — 55
Grizzard, Scott — 58
Grizzard, Tracey — 56, 57, 59
Gwaltney, David — 35, 36, 77,90
Gwaltney, Sue — 35
Gwaltney, Steve — 21,62, 71, 72, 92,99
— H —
Hancock, Dennis — 27
Harrell, Mrs. Duane — 55
Harrup, Debbie — 27, 67
Harrup, Georgia — 35
Hathaway, Lynn — 32
Hathaway, Wanda — 42
Higgins, Lou — 42, 54
Hines, Bobby — 58
Hines, Karen — 56, 57,59
Holden, Christopher — 48
Holden, John — 32, 75,95
Holdsworth, Walter — 45,69
Holloway, George — 59
Holloway, Keith — 58
Holmes, Mrs. David — 15
Home, Betty — 35,91
Houchins, Gary — 39,65,94
Houchins, Shari Jo — 47
Howard, Melinda — 50
Howard, Cindy — 43
Hubbard, Sandra — 22,63,64, 72, 73, 84,85, 86,
91,99
Hubbard, Terry — 21, 22,62, 72, 84,85,91,99
Huggins, Trish — 32,65,66, 76, 86
Hunnicutt, Rusty — 35,68,90
-J-
Jackson.Jennifer— 50
Jackson, Karen — 52
Jarratt, Benjamin — 51
Jarrett, Carlton — 48
Jarratt, Darlene — 42, 59
Jarratt, Kenny — 39
Jarratt, Miss Virginia — 14, 52
Jarratt, Pam — 49
Jarrett, Shelton — 58
Jeeter, Ken — 39,95
Jeeter, Terry — 39
Jenkins, Bill — 35
Johnson, Cheryl — 49
Johnson, James — 53
Johnson, John — 53
Johnson, Keith — 22,67, 71, 72, 80,92,96
Johnson, Mark — 46
Johnson, Marshall — 22,67, 71, 72,95
Johnson, Neil —48
Johnson, Ronald — 52
Jones, Kent — 49,69
Jones, Mrs. Jimmie — 15,66
Joyner, Karen — 50
Joyner, Keith — 47
Joyner, Len — 45,69
Joyner, Mrs. Massey — 13
— K —
Kahle, Kim — 43
Kea, Paul — 43,69
Keeter, David — 43,69
Kceter, Frank — 35,68, 72, 77
Keeter, Sarah — 31, 32,63,66, 67
Kidd, Richard — 57, 59
King, Chris — 39, 68, 77,94
King, Cindy — 43
King, Jack — 35,74, 78,90
King, Keith — 50
King, Vicki — 32, 67,69
Kirkpatrick, Bard — 43
Kitchen, Kim — 47
Kitchen, Lynn — 35
Kitchen, Sandy — 32, 33, 86
— L —
Laine, Brian — 39,67,68,94
Lancaster, Betsy — 58
Lane, John — 50
Lane, Mike — 43,69
Lanier, Marjorie — 46
Lanier, Kelly
Lanier, Richard — 50
Lanier, Robin — 51
Lankford, Brad — 32,63,68,72
Lassiter, Beth — 27
Lemocks, Ricky — 58
Lewis, F. W. — 56, 59
Lewis, Mr. John — 14,80, 90
Lewis, Mrs. John — 14
Lilley, Amy — 27,67,83,84,86,90
Lilley, Cindy — 37, 39, 67,89,90
Lowe, Jayton — 26
Lowe, Stacey — 49
Lowe, Trayce — 43
Lowe, Wayne Jr. — 53
Luke, Della — 47
Luke, Jay —46,69
Luke, Jodie —32, 33,37,69
Luke, Mrs. James — 15
Lukomski, John — 36,66,68,72, 75,90
— M —
Mabon, John — 36
Mabon, Kari — 44
Mabon, Lori — 36
Mabon, Patricia — 51
Mabon, Pegi — 48
Magee, Laine — 47
Magee, Michael — 50
Magee, Traycc — 53
Marable, Martha — 36
Marks, Bob — 22, 71, 72
Marks, Dale — 27, 62, 66, 72, 73, 80
Marks, Jo Ann — 22, 67,88, 89,91, 99
Martin, Leonard — 45
Martin, Sharon — 39
Mason, Charles — 58
Mason, Rene — 59
Mayes, Anne — 59
Mayes, Susan — 57,59
McCoy, David — 22
McWhorter, Lee Anne — 36, 86
McWhorter, Mike — 28, 66, 72, 80
Merrell, Jane — 53
Merrill, Melissa — 52
Miller, Scott — 46
Mitchell, Amy — 51
Mitchell, Dianna — 47
Mobley, Alan — 58
Monahan, Monty — 30, 32, 33, 67, 68, 72, 92
Moore, Beth — 45
Moore, Bill — 28, 72, 80, 83
Moore, Cal — 22, 67, 71, 72, 73, 80, 95
Moore, Tim — 23,88
Moore, Tom — 22, 88, 89
Morgan, Jeanne— 58
Morgan, John — 56, 57, 59,69
Morgan, Kenneth — 39
Morrison, Robert — 52
— N —
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — 62
Neil, Donna — 36
Nettles, Briar — 39,96
Nettles, Carter— 51
Nettles, Kathryn — 44
Newcomb, Beverly — 28, 66, 67
Newsome, Amy — 53
Newsome, Clarence — 32,78
Newsome, Curtis — 44, 69
Newsome, Kasper — 49, 69
Newsome, Linda — 36,67,84,91
Nixon, Charles — 23, 71,72,92
Norman, Gary — 23,99
Norris, Debra — 52
Norris, Sharon — 48
— O —
Overton, Duane — 28,66
Owen, Ann — 57, 58
Owen, Charles — 32, 68, 78, 92
Owen, Cindy — 58
Owen, David — 4 5,69
Owen, Frank Barnes — 58
Owen, Linda — 58
Owen, Melinda — 52
Owen, Mrs. Robbie — 13
Owen, Mrs. William — 13, 50
Owen, Nancy — 38, 39,65
Owen, Rend/—40
Owen, Steve — 36,68, 72, 75
Owen, Thomas — 58
— P —
Page, Debbie — 23, 86, 88, 89,98
Page, Patty — 46
Pair, Bruce — 56, 59
Parker, Johnny — 48,69
Parker, Karen — 51
Parker, Kathy — 36,67
Parker, Nancy — 32
Parker, Sandy — 37,40,63,67,69, 86
Parks, Lewis — 36
118
Parson, Mike — 36
Peck, Dana — 44
Peebles, Proctor — 23
Pennington, David — 23, 74, 80, 92
Pennington, Kim — 53
Pennington, Penny — 49
Perkins, Bobby — 36
Perkins, Danny — 48
Perkins, Spencer — 52
Peters, Fritz — 40
Peters, Greg — 46
Peters, Sheridon — 50
Phillips, Tracy —36
Pittman, Audrey — 44
Pittman, Betsy — 46
Pittman, Dave — 47
Pittman, Mr. Jim — 17, 39,41
Poarch, Billy — 40
Poarch, Michael — 58
Poarch, Wanda — 36
Pond, Betty — 44
Pond, Bill — 38,40, 68, 77
Pond, David — 18, 28, 62, 66, 72, 80, 92
Poole, Beverly — 59
Poole, Carolyn — 58
Poole, Donald — 58
Poole, Robert — 59
Poole, Suzanne — 58
Poole, Tracy — 58
Pope, Bobby — 30, 31, 32,68, 72, 90,92
Popci Pat — 26, 27, 28, 64, 66, 67, 83, 86
Powell, John — 43
Prcsson, Bcrdic — 28
Prince, Anne Paige — 53
Prince, Betty — 28,67
Prince, Craig — 43
Prince, Dave — 32,68
Prince, Jeanne — 40
PROM — 96
Pugh, Marshall — 40, 77, 94
Pugh, Victor — 43, 69
Pulley, Jan — 23,72
Pulley,Jeff — 35, 36,75
-Q-
Quarles, Martha — 50
Quarles, Robert — 36, 37, 77
— R —
Rawls, Ricky — 38,40, 68, 94
Reese, Kay — 35, 36,72
Reeves, Vicki — 40, 67,69,86
Renny, Betty Ann — 51
Rice, Ann — 40
Rice, Ben — 32
Rice, Blair — 49
Richards, Mark — 43
RING DANCE —76
Roach, Mr. Berry — 15, 80,90
Roberts, Dale — 56, 59
Roberts, Debbie — 28,69
Roberts, Karen — 58
Robertson, Billy — 32
Robertson, Bobby — 23, 67,80, 89
Robinson, Miss Ruby — 55
Rogers, Bob — 43
Rogers, Jerry — 32, 74, 75
Rogers, Mrs. Paul — 12
Rogers, Regina — 57, 59
Rogers, Sandy — 30, 33
Rollings, Alice Gail — 52
Rollings, Glynn — 51
Rollings, Sterling — 23
Rollings, Steven — 36,77
Rollings, Stuart — 23, 74, 80,92
Roper, Phil — 36
Rose, Elizabeth — 38,40, 72
Rose, Frank — 28,72
Russ, Mr. Stuart — 12,69, 84,85,91
Russ, Mrs. Stuart — 15
Russell, Billy — 28,67, 68, 78,92
Russell, Elizabeth — 42,43, 54
Russell, Katherine — 40,84
Russell, Thomas — 42
— S-
Sanford, Scott — 46
Saunders, Clay — 47
Saunders, Sherrie — 28,67
Saunders, Tommy — 4J
Saunders, Walter — 47, 69
Sa vedge, James — 52
Sayers, Barbara — 28,66,67
Sayers, Georgia — 37
Scarborough, Janet — 43
Schultz, Ann —58
Scott, Billy — 45
Scott, David — 52
Seeley, Mark — 33
Seeley, Mr Wayne — 14,92
Seeley, Randolph — 28
Seeley, Scott — 40,94
SENIOR PLAY - 87
Seward, An — 23
Sheffield, Gary — 33
Sheffield, Mrs. Samuel — 16
Sheffield, Scott —46
Sheffield, Susan — 19, 23, 25,64, 87,91,99
Shiner, Farley — 28, 74, 80,95
Shiner, Tommy — 43
Sickles, Bonnie — 67
Simmons, Jane —44
Simmons, Lee — 40
Simms, Kathryn — 43
Simms, Laura — 29, 62, 63, 64, 67,83, 86,96
Simms, Sharon — 51
Skinner, Karen — 52
Slade, Syd — 24
Slater, Leigh — 49
Slater, Park — 41
Smith, Bill — 29, 31, 65, 67, 72, 75
Smith, Cindy — 37
Smith, Cindy — 43
Smith, Kristee — 46
Smith, Jack — 44, 69
Smith, Martha — 33
Snipes, Claudia — 37
SOCCER —75
SOFTBALL —91
Spain, Kevin — 41
Spivey, Sharlene — 37,84,85,86
Spivey, Wanda — 33
Stallard, Barbara — 50
Stallard, Michael — 52
Stanley, Mrs. Carolyn — 14
STEERING COMMITTEE - 65
Stephenson, Charles — 51
Stephenson, Lewis — 40,41, 77,94
Stephenson, Mary Carol —47
Stephenson, Joe — 24,71,72
Stephenson, Sandra Jean — 48
Stephenson, Sandy Kaye — 49
Stewart, Kelly — 43
Stewart, Mike — 46
Story, Keith — 48
Stewart, Wendy — 37
Strasburger, Pam — 41
Swain, Michael — 49
Swain, Tracey — 43
— T —
Talbott, Denise — 37
Talbott, Marsha — 29
Tambe, Carey —41
Tereshanko, Patricia — 41,63
Thomas, Mac — 46'
Thomas, Ruth Annette — 52
Thornton, Mrs. Earl — 13
Torrence, David — 45,69
Torrence, Patricia — 37, 67
Towberman, Leslie — 53
Towberman, Mary Elizabeth — 51
Towberman', Susan — 39,41
Towberman, Teresa — 29,62
Tuck, Tommy — 41,94
Tudor, Bill — 29,66, 67, 78
Tudor, Debbie — 24, 67, 83,86,91
Tudor, Joe — 32, 33,68, 72, 95
Tudor, Jon — 41,68,95
Turner, Earnest — 51
Turner, Nancy — 24
Turner, Trena — 37,67, 84,91
Twine, Gayle —24
Tyus, Joe — 25, 92
Tyus, Kenrick — 59,69
— U —
Unger, Lisa — 46
Unger, Mike — 19,29,62,66,95
Unger, Roger —41, 77
Upton, Betty Jo — 18, 19, 25
Upton, Judy —43
Upton, Pam — 58
Upton, Sylvia — 56, 59
Upton, Teresa — 41,91,96
Upton, Virginia — 58
— V —
Van Orden, Mr Rick — 14, 78,94
Vest, B. T. — 52
Vest, Tommy — 51
Vick, Lee Anne — 25,62
Vick, Wayne — 25
Vogel, Van —-44
— W —
Walters, Dickie — 47
Ward, Winnie — 37,41
Warren, Hal — 44
Watson, Wendy — 45
Welch, Beth — 29,67
Welch, Hal —43,69
West, Alice — 37,41,67,69
West, Jimmy — 33, 78
Westbrook, Patsy — 36, 67, 8-1
WESTERN DIVISION — 55
Wheeler, Ricky — 29, 72
Whelan, Sherry — 43
Whitley, June — 25
Whitmore, Greg — 52
Whitmore, Jeffery — 48,69
Wilkinson, Robert — 25
Williams, Caroline — 58
Williams, Danny — 46
Williams, Doug — 43,69
Williams, June — 25
Williams, Krishna — 58
Wilson, Betsy — 25,67
Wilson, Jim —47, 69
Wilson, Loretta — 41, 67
Wilson, Pat — 43,69
Wilson, Tommy — 25,92
Withers, Robbey — 29,66,67, 78
Worrell, Christy — 46
— Y —
YEARBOOK STAFF-64
Young, Danny —41
— Z —
Zatcoff, Geri — 29, 64,67
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The cursed abyss is wide and deep
The cursed abyss of years.
Could we bridge the cursed abyss?
With lonely words? With tears?
Bravely I’d face your youth and grace
And close my eyes to fears
Could we but bridge
The cursed abyss
Of years . . . and years . . . and years.
— Edgar Whitney