Digital download of 1979 Chickahominy Academy yearbook in Henrico County, VA. This item is a scanned copy of the original yearbook. This yearbook has photos of the school and students. The yearbook also has information about students and activities at the school. The yearbook has about 120 scanned pages. The name of the yearbook is The Warrior 1979. ***DIGITAL DOWNLOAD ONLY (PDF Format File)*** Please review all of the sample photos. Send us an email if you want us to check to see if a name is in the book. *This private school located in the Varina area of Henrico County consisted of a grade school, middle school, and high school and went defunct in the 1980s.
Yearbook Name
The Warrior 1979
Location
Henrico, Virginia (Henrico County, VA)
Additional Information
’79 CHICKAHOMINY ACADEMY
WARRIOR
HAVE COME A LONG WAY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DEDICATION............................. 3
FACULTY.................... ........... 4
ORGANIZATIONS.......................... 7
SENIORS................................17
UNDERCLASSMEN..........................27
ACTIVITIES.............................39
GRADUATION.............................54
SPORTS..........'......................59
MIDDLE SCHOOL..........................74
LOWER SCHOOL . . ..... . . ., .... ,.. ... 83
ADVERTISEMENTS ....... ....... . . ...... . . .93
In Memory of
Mr. Albert McCue
Although Mr. McCue was only with us for a short time, he made
a lasting impression on us. His strong desire for a better education was something we desperately needed. His kindness and loyalty will long be remembered by patrons of Chickahominy Academy.
Dedication 3
Faculty and Administration
Mr. Irby — Headmaster
Mrs. Gregory — Secretary
Mr. Gregory — History
Mrs. Clove — Science
4 Faculty
Mrs. Davis — Business
Mr. Allen — Language
Mrs. Guthrie — Math
Mrs. Hall — English
Faculty 5
BOARD & P.T.O.
The 1977-1978 PTO Board Members were: From Left to Right: Corresponding Secretary — Vicki Davis, Treasurer — Lawrence
Cousins, Secretary — Helen Crouch, First Vice-President — Melvin Otey, President — Al Washington, Tee Coke, Jack Nelson,
Shirley Moyer, Mary Black, Norwood Taylor. Not Pictured: Janice Fisher, Fred Bryant, Miriam Penney, and Leroy Hughes. The
PTO had various money-making projects which included serving lunches to the students on Wednesdays and having Bingo on
Saturday nights. The PTO supplied necessary funds to the library, athletic program and for the up-keep of the school buildings
and grounds, along with other financial needs of the school.
The 1977-1978 Board of Directors were: From Left to Right: President Richard Cavedo, Bernard Casper, William Gratz, Secre-
tary Annie Black, Treasurer Jerry Davis, Eugene Moyer, Gratton Stephens, Mrs. Emily Browning, Vice-President Laurance Hamner, Victor Kreiter. Not Pictured: Howard Gammon, Fred Paschke Jr., L. E. McLaughlin, John Spivey Jr. The board met the
second Tuesday night of each month, making decisions concerning school operations, student transportation, and teachers'
salaries.
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Student Coopera
Our S.C.A. started this year off with a food collection at Thanksgiving. Each class collected food, and it was donated to Sheltering Arms
Hospital. Along with this was a contest to see who could raise the
most food, and the Junior class won this. At Christmas the S.C.A.
sponsored a best decorated room and door contest. Most of the
classes worked hard, but the Sophomore class was awarded “Best
Door,” and the Eighth grade received “Best Room.” Just before
Christmas the S.C.A. sponsored a dance. It was a lot of fun! For the
first time we had music by “Astro Disco” who was a professional
disc-jockey. We held another food collection at this time and donated
it to the Henrico Christmas Mother.
Later in the spring the S.C.A. helped the cheerleaders hold the
Homecoming. Dance. Our first dance was postponed because of
heavy snow-fall, but we later had it at Glen Dale. Just before summer
vacation the Junior Olympics were held. Such contests as egg toss,
balloon races, coordination races, three leg races and a tug-’o-war
were enjoyed. The Seniors won the overall Junior Olympics. To finish
off the year we awarded the Junior class as "Class of the Year.” This
is a great honor because it means that your class worked harder
than any other. The S.C.A. felt they wanted to help the school
through the gym fund so they made a donation of $360.
The officers were: Betty Bates — President, Sheila Gregory —
Vice-President, Debbie Crenshaw — Secretary and Clay Hamner —
Treasurer. The representatives were Kim Hayes, Terry Lipscomb,
Dee Black, Todd Pleasants, Janet Allen, Steve Stephens, Melissa
Lennon, Colleen Foster, Deubre Ford, and Julie Jones.
8 S.C.A.
five Association
Above — Big Meeting
L — Madame President
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Annual Staff
The Annual Staff would especially like to
thank Mr. John J. Spivey Jr. for donating all
of the photographic supplies. This book
could not have been published without his
help.
Editor — Clay Hamner
Ads — Betty Bates and Curtis Greer
Business — Sheila Gregory
Photographers
Phil Hayes,
Ginger & Mark Spivey
Copy — Tommy Stone
10 Annual Staff
The Original
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Forensics —
High School and
Middle School
L-R: Thomas Castros, Clay Hamner, Ted Cadmus, Stephen
Kemp, Paula Hummel, Melissa Lennon, Anna Ancarrow, Mrs.
Hall, Nancy Gammon, Kendall Cavedo, and Sheila Gregory.
L-R: Virginia Deal, Ranjitha Kurup, Ramesh Kurup, Reed Ran-
dolph, Rajesh Kurup, Tom Hamner, Jennifer Hess, Fran Haskins,
Sandy Frank, Vickie Dowdy, Sherry Jeter, Anne Pomeroy, Gwen
Rose, Chris Fincher, Hank Swartz, Susan Lewis, Lee Michaux,
Cary Davis, and Robin Taylor.
12 Forensics
Athena Society
Faithful followers!
Group Meeting!
Here’s to you!
The Athena Society tapped some new members this
year, Sheila Gregory, Debbie Crenshaw, Raiford
Thompson, Stevie Stephens, Sharon Roeder, Paula
Hummel and Marian Aigner. Debbie Crenshaw was
elected State Secretary of the Athena Society. Mrs.
Davis led the group and was appointed state sponsor
for school year 79-80.
Let's get together!
Athena Society 13
SIGN
Varsity Club
We started a new organization at our school this year. It was
named by its members as the Varsity Club. The purpose of this club
is to support all the athletes, give them further recognition, and allow
them to help pay for their uniforms. There are requirements to join
this club one of which is that you hold two varsity letters and con-
tinue to play a varsity sport. This makes it a great honor to become a
member.
This club was sponsored by Mr. Gregory and Mrs. Hall. Its officers
are Tommy Stone — President, Dee Black — Vice-President, Chris
Ingram — Secretary, and Kim Hayes — Treasurer. The members
are Steven Foster, Terry Lipscomb, Danny Gregory, Dean Crouch,
Kim Hayes, Tommy Stone, Betty Bates, Steven Kemp, Mark Hall,
Allen Dickinson, Dean Cothran, Dubby Isgett, Fran Throckmorton,
Dee Black, Joe Kirby, Chris Ingram, Kevin Moyer, Phil Hayes, Sheila
Gregory, Margaret Binns, Donna Wynne, Kathleen Stayton, Janiece
Bernardini, Donna Morris, Colleen Foster, Richard Bates, Mark Spi-
vey and Fred Stone.
Our Sponsor
Big Varsity
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3 — Warrior Fans!
4 — Cheerleading practice!
16 Student Life
1 — Raiford gives Clay a lift!
2 — Mark models new lockersl
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Betty Bates
Cheerleading — 9, 10,11, 12 (Co-Captain — 12)
Softball — 9,10,11,12 (Co-Captain — 12)
SCA-Sec. — 11 -Pres. — 12
Annual — 10,11,12
May Court — 9; Homecoming — 12
Choir — 9, 10
Prom Committee — 11
Varsity Club — 12
Class Vice-President — 10
College —V.C.U.
Dean
Athena — 10,11,12
Class Officer — 9,11
Baseball —9,10, 11, 12
Soccer —9,10, 11, 12
Art — 10
Independent Study of Psychology -
College — University of Richmond
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Steven Foster
Soccer —9,10,11,12
Baseball — 10,11,12
College — Virginia Wesleyan
Lee Gill
Bus Driver — 12
Will be working
18 Seniors
Mark Hall
Baseball —9,10,11, 12
Soccer —9,10,11,12
Basketball — 10,11,12
Annual — 11
Class Treasurer —10
Newspaper Staff — 11
College — Virginia Wesleyan
Soccer —9,10,11,12
Annual — 9, 10,11,12
Athena — 10,11,12
Varsity Club — 12
Drama Club — 11,12
College —V.P.I.&S.U.
Kim Hayes
Forensics — 9, 10,12
Class Officer — 9,10
Annual — 9,10, 11,12
SCA Treasurer —12
Tennis Team— 12
Manager of Basketball Team — 12
Editor of Annual — 12
Softball Scorekeeper —11,12
College — University of Richmond
Softball —9,10,11,12
Cheerleading — 9,10,11,12
SCA— 11,12
Annual — 10,11,12
Newspaper — 10,11
Varsity Club — 12
May Court—10
Tennis Team — 12 ;
Homecoming Queen—12 Senior* 19
College — Southern Seminary
Charlie Hill
Greg Johnson
Seniors
Annual — 11
Soccer — 11
Newspaper — 11
Class Vice-President
Drama Club— 11,12
College — V.C.U.
Newspaper — 10,11
Art — 10,11
Prom Committee — 1
Drama Club — 11,12
Will be traveling
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Softball —9,10,11
Soccer — 10,11
Newspaper — 10
Athena — 10, 11, 12
Class Secretary — 11
Annual Staff —12
Prom Chairman — 11
College — V.C.U.
Stephen Kemp
Forensics —10, 12
Athena —10,11,12
Athena Society Chapter President
Soccer — 9,10,11,12
Baseball — 12
Varsity Club—12 .
College — University of Richmond
and Duke University
John Lennon
Terry Lipscomb
Art —9,10,11
Drama Club — 11,12
College — St. Mary’s Catholic University
Basketball —10,11,12
Soccer — 9,11,12
Newspaper— 10,11
Baseball — 12
SCA—12
Varsity Club — 12
Annual —11,12
College — Ferrum
Robert Mitchell
Mike Regoli
Art —9,10,11
Annual — 10,11,12
Athena —11,12
Drama Club — 12
Forensics (Art) — 9,12
College — University of Virginia
Annual — 10,11
Class Vice-President — 11
Class Secretary-Treasurer — 12
College — Virginia Wesleyan
Seniors 21
Tommy Stone
Heidi Tarrant
Soccer —9,10,11,12
Basketball — 9,10,11,12
Baseball —9,10,11,12
Class President —12
Athena Society — 10,11,12
Annual —10,11,12
Varsity Club—12
Class Treasurer— 11
Contributor to Newspaper — 11,12
SC A Treasurer — 9
College — Virginia Wesleyan
Annual — 9,10, 11
Newspaper — 10, 11
May Court — 11
Will be traveling
Robert Taylor
Annual — 10,11
Prom Committee — 11
Baseball — 9
College — V.C.U.
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Senior* 23
Seniors
aular — Terry and Kim
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Best All An aund it M ar id Kim
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Most Hume >rous Mike
iders Tom Kim
Most Cong emal Lee< and Heic
Br avest Robert T. and Betty
Best Debators Dean and Bt atty
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Junior Clas=
The Junior class consists of fifteen
members. Marian Aigner and Laura
Maxey are the newest members.
Our class had had two very success-
ful fruit sales and skating parties. The
money that we received went to the
sponsoring of the Junior-Senior prom.
The class officers include; President
— Fran Throckmorton, Vice-President
— Joe Kirby, Secretary-Treasurer —
Barbara Grubbs, Prom Chairman —
Dee Black.
Dee likes cake!!!
Marian Aigner
Dee Black
Dean Cothran
Melissa Darden
Allen Dickinson
Barbara Grubbs
Randy Heath
Chris Ingram
Dubby Isgett
Joe Kirby
Laura Maxey
David Morse
28 Underclassmen
Laura cuts the cake
then throws it at Dee!!!
Juniors 29
Sophomore Class
The class of '81 has been receiving
new students. This year we received
two new students named Becky Jack-
son and Ken Shipman. They were two
nice people to have had around and
the class enjoyed them. This past year
we had had many projects to raise
money for the prom. We held bake
sales and sold candied apples during
lunch time at school. We also had
pony rides at the Horse Show. At the
bonfire the SCA sponsored, our class
showed the most spirit and we showed
even more at the pep rallies.
Janet Allen
Janiece Bernardini
Margaret Binns
Ted Cadmus
Thomas Castros
Debbie Crenshaw
David Duke
Tina Gintout
Curtis Greer
Sheila Gregory
Anne Hall
Phil Hayes
30 Underclassmen
Paula Hummel
Kathleen Stayton
Donna Morris
Stevie Stephens
Kevin Moyer
Raiford Thompson
Sharon Roeder
Donna Wynne
Kent Shipman
James Jones
Go Phil!
I'm tired!
Sophomores 31
Freshman Raise Lots of IV|O
The freshman class did several
things this year. We sold baked goods,
M & M's, and candle holders. Many
from our class participated in base-
ball, basketball, cheerleading, soft-
ball, soccer, and tennis. Several oth-
ers from our class participated in for-
ensics, drama, and the Warrior’s Club.
Our class officers were Nancy Ham-
ner — President, Anne Ancarrow —
Vice-President, Laura Crawford —
Secretary, and Robbie Nelson —
Treasurer. The SCA Representatives
Anne Fawcett-Majors!!!
were Colleen Foster and Melissa Len-
non.
Anne Ancarrow
Richard Bates
Kendall Cavedo
Laura Crawford
Colleen Foster
Nancy Gammon
Nancy Hamner
Marlene Heath
Melissa Lennon
Mark McLaughlin
Robbie Nelson
Mark Spivey
32 Underclassmen
SUPERMOUTH!
L — Dr. Fred!
Faithful
Warrior!
33 Freshmen
Eighth Grade
Terri Acree
Thomas Agee
Holly Alcorn
Elaine Alvis
Kelly Bowery
Allyson Cadmus
Duebre Ford
Kim Frank
Roger Gregory
Chris Green
Dick Haymes
Julie Jones
Bobby Kirby
Linda Moran
Karen Morse
Scott Renick
Bruce Roeder
Sharon Sharp
Ginger Spivey
Paul Stayton
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Debbie Stephen
Ronnie Wasser
Teresa Welch
Mike Wiant
Anne Yunkun
Oh My Goodness!
Catch Chris!
Eighth Grade 35
Student Life 37
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Top — Fun in Science.
Middle left — Good old bus!
Middle right — Wrestle!
Above left — My car!
Above right — Fun & Games!
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Mister Eighth Orat
Dick Haymes More Beauties!
Beautiful Roger!!! Host — Hostess
42 Beauty Contest
Beauty Contest 43
h4r. Eighth Grade
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Student Life
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Jurior
Egg Toss!!!
Olympics
Seniors dominate Olympics!
Whoops!!! Above — This is not easy
Defeated Freshmen!
Just an Average Daul
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Have I got a secret to tell you!
Student Life 49
Awards Banquet
Kevin Mayer — Outstanding Male Athlete
The Awards Banquet was extremely extravagant
this past year. It was held at the Ramada Inn on Wil-
liamsburg Road. There was a buffet and then the
awards ceremony.
Among the recipients of the awards were —
Soccer — MVP — Steven Foster
110% — Allen Dickinson
Girls' Soccer — MVP — Dee Black
110% — Sharon Roeder
Basketball — MVP — Terry Lipscomb
110% — Tommy Stone
Cheerleaders
Most Outstanding — Kim Hayes
110% — Sheila Gregory
Baseball — Dean Crouch
110% —Joe Kirby
Softball — MVP — Colleen Foster
110% — Betty Bates
Sheila Gregory — Scholar Athlete
Barbara Hayes and Ben Gregory headed the cere-
mony and were certainly in the Limelight that eve-
ning.
Betty accepts her 110% Award.
Dee Black — Outstanding Female Athlete
50 Awards Banquet
Above left-Guess What!
i 3«?Ve L11 show y°u how!
Student Life 51
School Days
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Are Fun!
HARD WORK
ADMIRING
THE
SENIOR
DISPLAY
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56 Graduation
Clay Hamner, Charlie Hill, Mark Hall, Stephen Kemp. Bottom:
Beth Hughes, Heidi Tarrant, Betty Ruth Bates, and Kim Hayes.
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Clay gets his diploma while Kim waits!
Graduation 57
Up Against the Wall
MRFKSVMBHBE
Happy
Birthday!
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Soccer
L-R, Top: Chris Ingram, Phil Hayes, Stevie Stephens, Dubby Isgett, Danny Gregory, Terry Lipscomb, Allen Dickinson, Bubba Bates. 2nd
Michael Felts, Mark Hall, Dean Cothran, Robbie Jones, Kevin Mozier, Dean Crouch, Fred Stone, Stephen Kemp, Bubba Throckmorton,
Mark Spivey. Third: Sam Hill, Michael Wright, Chris Green, Tommy Stone, Steven Foster, Linnie Throckmorton, Paul Stayton, Robert
Welch.
CA Soccer OPP
7 Richmond Chris. 1
4 Richmond Chris. 0
5 Fellowship 0
5 Marymount 1
2 Steward 1
2 New Community 1
I Warwick 1
4 Steward ' 1
2 Richmond Chris. 1
4 Warwick 0
5 New Community 2
3 Marymount 0
Tournament
3 New Community 1
4 Steward 3
What a year! This year’s team posted an undefeated
championship season. Finishing with a 16-0 record, 9-
0 in league play, the team won both the regular season
and tournament championships. Most Valuable Player
— Steven Foster, 110% — Allen Dickinson.
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Undefeated
Catch it Stevie!
Missed!
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Basketball
CA OPP
54 Amelia 79
51 Steward 42
45 Richmond Christian 56
66 Warwick 54
59 New Community 29
36 York 77
77 Jewish Community 84
47 Steward 46
55 Richmond Christian 90
53 New Community 34
79 New Community 44
66 Warwick 57
47 Steward 43
64 Richmond Christian 73
Tournament Scores
70 Steward 54
40 Richmond Christian 59
Our team did very well this year considering we
have no home gym; they finished the season 9 and
7. This year's MVP was Terry Lipscomb, and the
high scorer was Kevin Moyer with an average of 26
points per game. Both Terry and Kevin were elected
to the All Tournament Team. The members of the
Varsity team were Danny Gregory, Terry Lipscomb,
Tommy Stone, Allen Dickinson, Chris Ingram, Kevin
Moyer, Stevie Stephens, David Morse, Dubby Jsgett,
Dean Cothran, and Joe Kirby.
62 Basketball
<Chris is misbehaving again!
Game’s over
D-E-FEN-S-E!
Basketball
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Warriors Finish on Top
CA OPP
3 York 23
3 York 5
2 Warwick 10
8 Steward 1
8 Richmond Christian 1
3 Warwick 6
10 Steward 13
7 Richmond Christian 0
7 Richmond Christian 0
13 Steward 2
Despite a slow start and an inability to win outside
the league, this year’s baseball team was crowned
champion of the Richmond Area Independent School
League. Coach Ben Gregory’s squad posted a 5-5
record with all five victories coming in league play.
64 Baseball
WATCH
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BALL!
Baseball 65
Cheerleaders
L-R: Betty Bates, Anne Hall, Kim Hayes, Debbie Crenshaw, Sheila Gregory, and Janet Allen
Looking Good Janet!
Cheerleaders
Betty pays attention, but Debbie does not!
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Cheerleaders
M-l-C-K-E-Y MOUSE
CADMUS!!!
I can do this with my eyes shut!!!
We'll show you how it's done!
Ginger Spivey, Nancy Gammon, Allyson Cadmus, Kendall Cavedo, and Melissa Lennon.
Junior-Varsity Cheerleaders 67
Girls' Soccer
phens, Fran Haskins. Bottom Row: Elaine Alvis, Teresa Welch, Margaret Binns, Tina Gintout, Dee Black, Raiford Thompson, Donna Mor-
ris, Colleen Foster, Kim Frank.
A disappointing and heartbreaking season was endured by the
girls' soccer team. The Warriors were 0-7 losing many games in the
closing seconds. Coach Lisa Glenn directed the team through the
tough year.
The most valuable player was Dee Black, and the 110% award
went to Sharon Roeder.
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Sports 69
J.V. Basketball
CA OPP
33 Meadowwood 29
30 Amelia 57
53 Steward 26
31 Dooley 20
32 Richmond Christian 41
37 Warwick 29
50 West End 19
35 York 39
40 Steward 35
61 Richmond Christian 67
51 Warwick 45
33 Steward 15
24 Richmond Christian 48
The captains of the JV team were Phil Hayes
and Robbie Nelson. Both Phil and Robbie were
elected to the All Tournament Team. The mem-
bers of the team voted Phil Hayes their MVP.
The members of this year’s team were Phil
Hayes, Robbie Nelson, Fred Stone, Richard
Bates, Paul Stayton, Mark Spivey, Bruce Roeder,
Scott Renick, Chris Green, Roger Gregory, and
Billy Adams.
Tournament Score
25 Richmond Christian 53
Tennis
Scores
CA OPP
2 York 3
| Steward 3
4 Steward 1
The members were Dee Black, Kim Hayes, Phil
Hayes, Kevin Moyer, Bubba Throckmorton, and
Clay Hamner.
This was the first year our school ever had a
tennis team. Mr. Gregory was their coach. They
practiced at Elko Community Center and Varina
High School. They practiced either late at night or
early Saturday morning, plus many of them prac-
ticed on their spare time. This team’s most out-
standing player was Bubba Throckmorton who
went undefeated for the season. He played some
of the toughest competition in this part of the
state.
70 Sports
Scores
CA OPP
7 Gibbons 14
3 Marymount 14
7 Warwick 8
8 Gibbons 7
13 Piedmont 1
32 Piedmont 2
19 West End 3
16 Steward 3
6 Warwick 2
21 Steward 2
4 Rich. Christian 8
12 West End 2
4 Rich. Christian 5
Lisa Glenn directed this year's softball
team to a league championship. Finishing
with a 6-3, 12-6 record the team showed a
surplus of power hitters and fine defense.
Many exciting games were played before
enthusiastic fans... thanks!
Softball 71
Sharon Roeder
110% — Soccer
Teacher of Year — Mr. Gregory
Dee Black — MVP — Soccer
MVP — Basketball — Terry Lipscomb
Sheila Gregory —
Scholar Athlete
Allyson Cadmos —
Outstanding Cheerleader J.V.
Kim Hayes —
Outstanding Cheerleader
Tommy Stone —
110% Basketball
MVP* 73
STUDENT LIFE
Oh, I wish this was over!
Where is Guagliardo?
Hanging Around
Middle School 75
Seventh Graders Prepare
for High School!
Billy Adams
Fred Bryant
Cary Davis
Michael Felts
Chris Fincher
Karen Hall
Fran Haskins
Sam Hill
Ann Jordan
Gail Knight
Rajesh Kurup
Ramesh Kurup
Sandra Martin
Greg Maxey
Lee Michaux
Kimberly Moore
T racey Moyer
Anne Pomeroy
Sherri Randolph
Robin Taylor
Linnie Throckmorton
Beverly Waltrip
Greg Wiant
Michael Wright
This year the seventh graders went on an excursion to
Charlottesville. On their trip they visited the University of Vir-
ginia, the Rotunda, and Mount Vernon. We also gained two
new students: Greg Maxey and Chris Fincher.
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Sixth Grade
Randy Black
Carl Bell
Timmy Callahan
Vicky Dowdy
Tom Hamner
Randall Hughes
Sherry Jeter
Jenny Jones
Ranjitha Kurup
Brian Laprade
Susan Lewis
Michael McGee
Frederick Michaux
David Ober
Anne Pascke
Gwen Rose
Sixth Grade 77
Fifth Grade
Kathy Adams
Laura Ann Adams
Scott Bourne
Greg Burcham
Virginia Deal
Sandy Frank
Laura Ford
Joan Gammon
Jennifer Hess
Charlene Holley
Michael Keckler
Michael Mathews
Terry Mosely
Ginny Nelson
Marie Paschke
Reed Randolph
Rebecca Rison
Michelle Wasser
This was the fifth graders first year in the
Middle School and we really enjoyed the
change. We also visited the University of
Virginia with the sixth and seventh grades.
The Middle School does have its advan-
tages!
78 Fifth Grode
Middle School Faculty
Mr.
Gauliardo
— Fifth
Mrs. Perry
— Seventh
Middle Faculty 79
CLASSROOM
ACTIVITIES
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Fourth Grade
Lauren Aigner
Tammy Kiser
Sam Bowery
Kristina Koch
Katie Coke
Renee Laprade
The Fourth Grade has done many exciting things
this year. We began by experiencing the colorful
Richmond Ballet at the Mosque. At Christmas we
joined forces with the third grade and prepared a
Cantata of Seasonal Music which we presented to
the ladies at the Confederate Home and to the par-
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ents. We have viewed two plays at the McVey Thea-
tre — “Frostie” and "Little Red Riding Hood.” In
conjunction with our study of Virginia History we
wrote and presented a play entitled "A Boy and His
Dream.” It centered around Sir Walter Raleigh and
his lost colony.
Kimberely Harris Neal Hardy
Jennifer Melton Patricia Moran
Morgan Nelson Randy Wilson
Fourth Grade
Third Grade
James Adams
Thomas Barr
Charles Bowery
Dennis Cable
Heather Dowdy
Kenneth Fisher
Jenifer Gough
George Haupt
Melissa Isgett
Allison Jones
Theresa McLaughlin
Elizabeth Nelson
Nancy Nelson
Ross Otey
Heather Perry
Jessica Printz
J. J. Rose
Chuckie Sandford
Mary Ann Schwartz
Jill Shugart
Alice Washington
Amy White
Lisa Wyndham
Sarah Wynne
The third grade went to the Ballet at the Mosque and
had a great time. Also, they teamed up with the fourth
grade and put on a play at Christmas.
In history they studied Indians and especially the
Chickahominy Indians! One Indian came to speak to
the class.
Burp!
Third Grade 85
Second Grade
Susan Aigner
Jason Farrow
Rodney Barden
Melissa Felts
The Second Grade class has had a very
exciting year! We have taken interesting
and informative trips. Our favorite was to
the circus. The class also enjoyed May-
mount Park and the Virginia Museum. The
highlight of the year was performing “John-
ney Appleseed." The class worked hard to
make that production a success. The class
also worked diligently in music every week
with Mrs. Washington. All in all we had a
great year.
Melissa Coke
Tammy Felts
Chris Kagey
Rebecca Deal
Susan Haskins
Mathew Melton
Dusty Dowdy
David Hess
Hannibal Rison
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First Grade
Jody Batkins
Leighann Bowery
Roxanne Bowery
Clark Crawford
Sallie Davis
Sarah Davis
Susan Dickinson
George Gaulding
Jack Haskins
David Holley
Scott Lipscomb
Robert Russell
Jennifer Todd
Kimberly Weis
Mrs. Gay found many different ways
for her first graders to escape the
“tough life" at school.
The youngsters visited Santa Claus
at Miller & Rhodes, Brer Rabbit and
the Pop Shoppe on Midlothian Turn-
pike. For entertainment the class went
to a presentation of the Richmond Bal-
let at the Mosque and saw McVey The-
atre showings of Frosty the Snowman
and Little Red Riding Hood.
What a year! On to second grade!
first Grade 87
Kindergarteners Have Great Year!
John Barr
April Burnette
Melody Clore
Hartwell Coke
Arthur Eberhard
Everette Felts
Christopher Garry
John Glenn
Samuel Guinn
Tammy Kane
Troy LaPrade
Norah Perry
Scott Paschke
Shannon Plaster
Eric Randolph
Kathleen Rose
Kindergarten 88
James Waltrip
Katherine Wood
John Spicer
Cheryl Weitzel
Polly White
K
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d
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r
&
Trick or Treat!
Kindergarten 89
Lower School Teachers
90 Lower School Teochers
Mr*,. (my • | if
A Hard Day's Work
The board is interesting today!
I would rather look at the camera!
Libraen
Librarians, Mrs. Bosher and Mrs. Haskins.
Even high school students use the library!
Senior
display
92 Library
Sunday: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
I t
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Phone:795-1321 Owner: WILLIAM F. HARRIS
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Compliments
of
EAST-END
AUTO PARTS
Compliments
of
THE POPP IN SHOP
Convenience
Food Store
5005 Government Road
Richmond
Virginia
23231
SANDSTON
CLEANERS
32 E. Williamsburg Road
Sandston Va.
23150
Phone:737-4011
We
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Carpet
Cleaners
EASTEND
GLASS SHOP INC.
Specializing In
Auto Glass
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INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS
AUTO
&
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
4019 Williamsburg Road
Richmond, VA
23231
Phone: 222-2457
Owner:
L B. ADAMS
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2696 WILLIAMSBURG ROAD
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the
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of
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COMPANY
Since 1899
3716 Williamsburg Road
Phone:222-4541
EBERHARD'S FLORIST
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Weddings — Funeral Designs — Potted
Plants — Cut Flowers — Artificial Flower
Arrangements
7 W. Williamsburg Road
Sandston, VA
23150
Phone: 737-5082
Congratulations to the Class of 1979
PROVIDENCE FORGE OIL
COMPANY
Providence Forge, Virginia 23140
Telephone: 966-2227
ARCO
Gasoline — Kerosene & Fuel Oil
Motor Oils & Lubricants
Burner Service
A&B RADIO
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105 W. Williamsburg Road
Sandston, VA 23150
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AND
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Route I, Box 196 D
Sandston, VA 23150
Owned and Operated by
CHARLES and PHYLLIS
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Office Phone:
737-7351
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737-7457
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Serving the Graphic Arts Since 1906
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1216 North Boulevard
Richmond, VA 23230
Phone:
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of
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AVERTON
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