Patrick Henry High School
The Patriot 2001-02
Listen to the Music
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We're the Best of What's Aroundo
2002 Patriot
Volume 41
Patrick Henry High School
2 102 Grandin Road SW
Roanoke, Virginia 24015
(540) 853-2255
Enrollment: l, 700
Principal: Peter Wonson
Gibboney Hall Principal: Gary Leah
Persinger Hall Principal: Rhonda Stegall
Parsons Hall Principal: Sandra Puckett
McQuiUdn Hall Principal: Rita Willis
Penn Hall Principal: Will Allison
Yearbook Staff 2001-02
Editor: Kate Herbert
Assistant Editor: LilliaA Shamy
Sports Editor: Meghan Chudina
Student Life Editors: Lee Kreger and Claire Willis
Business Manager: Lauren Woody
People Editor: Li zzie Jones
Design Editor: Lauren Kelly
Teohnalogy Editors: J ohn Barrett and Robert Barrett
Photo Editor: Kim Salyers
Copy Editors: Emily Walker and Briam1a Ch ristenbury
Special Team: Lindsay ttocl,,Gray t1uffrman and Ryan Schlu ter
Advisor: Elizabeth Day
Jostens Represen t ative: Tina Can no n
Patrick Henry
Hig h S c hool
Mus i c.
Music
i s one of the most
dive r se elements ranging from all aspects
of s ounds and
origins.
It combines
different sounds
with b e ats a n d
rhythms and
derives itself
from many
cultures and
backgrounds.
Music
is
influential.
Music
is definitive, fun
and motivational.
M usic
is diverse
and so is Patrick Henry.
The aspects that create
M u sic
are also those that
define the true meaning of the spirit
of
P
rick Henry High School.
Listen
to the
Music
American
Pride
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.... W e 're t h e Best
f What's Around!
Dedication
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People
14
In-School
student life
84
Sports
106
Ads
162
Index
162
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"With the diverse individuals among PH, al
the students came together to show love for
our country." -Kim Salyers
c ted to the secretaries of Patrick Henry High
man
duti s, but their deeds are often done
omen reside 1n every hall and work hard to keep the sch
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e are the eyes and ears of this school and, of course,
pass to leave campus!
mmts cannot thank these ladies enough for their hard
uch for this school and most of the time go
t Patrick Henry, this is for you.
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8. Cindi McMillan
Smells Like Teen Spirit
The week leading up to homecoming, the students showed their
Patriot pride by dressing up for
different spirit days. As junior Jenna
Shaver recalls, "This year was the
first year my friends, and I went all
out for class color day, and it was
awesome!"
Monday was comfy day. Students hopped right out of bed and
came to school. Most students wore
pajama pants and some even wore
slippers.
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Wednesday, class color day,
freshmen wore green, sophom*ores
were in red, juniors in blue, and
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seniors in black. The majority of the
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school participated in this day. Some
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students wore matching outfits. One
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• for class color day this year was in a
self-made shirt with the graduation
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year painted on.
Thursday, pop star day, students
dressed as their favorite pop star
and listened to pop music while
eating in the cafeteria. A lot of people
dressed up and went all out.
Friday was school spirit day.
Sudents were decked out in purple,
yellow and white. Almost everyone
wore school colors to show their
Patriot pride. Students sported everything from purple tights to yellow hair dye
The Patrick Henry homecoming
game was one of the most exciting
ever. After a series of losses, the
footba ll team pulled off a victory.
Patrick Henry got a safety and
kicked a field goal late in the game
to win by a score of 17-12.
We've got spirit,
yes we do ...
We've got spirit
how about you?
''seniors showed
their school spirit
more than ever ' '
on class color day.
-Dixie Hamm
''Comfy Day was the
best, because _I got ' '
to wear my pa1amas.
-Chelsea Settles
'I
showed my school
spirit by wearing all
black on Class Color
Day. I did my duty as
a proud Patriot. ' '
-Kevin Wilson
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liked Comfy Day,
because \Ve got to \Near
bedroom slippers.,'
-Rhonda Clements
''Spirit Day got me
excited and pumped
up for the Homecoming football game. ' '
- Rotesha Stevens
''Pop Star Day was
iny fa orite, bt:•caust:.'
they played inusic
in the cafeteria ' '
during lw1ch ~s.
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Gonna Dance the Night Away
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Homecoming King and Queen
John Allison&Meghan Chudina
After a thrilling victory over Halifax during PH's 2
Homecoming game, Patriots celebrated "Viva Las Vega
style at the dance. The Student Government Association de
rated the cafeteria with lights, balloons and glittering post
"Homecoming was memorable because it wa s our senior Ye
and all of the events that night just added to the excitem.ent
homecoming," Bernetta McGuire said.
Some Patriots were just thankful to be admitted to the dan
"I remembered my dress shoes this year, so it was defini t
better than last year when I couldn't get in because I v,·
wearing tennis shoes," Jacob Moen said .
When the clock struck 10, it was time for the Hom e con: ·
court to be presented. It was an exciting time for everyon e , a
the court basked in the spotlight. One member of the c 0
Freshman Cory Muse said, "It was exciting to be a Freshn1an
the Homecoming court," The Homecoming dance proved t
a fun-filled night for all Patriots to enjoy .
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Prince and Princess
David Mandakis Ma ya Chapman
Gra y Huffma n
Carolin e Smith
The crowd gets h o ppin ' Vegas Style in the cafe te ri a for the Hom ecoming Da 11
Wi ll Mo rrissett Tasha Watki ns
Kev in Kidd , Da ni e ll e Bus h
John Hunte r, Su san A lth ou se
Junior Court
Fi elding Link, Rosa Kuila n
Dav id Ryan, Tamara Nan ce
Freshman Court
Sophom*ore Court
1. Henry Lazenby and d ate Laura
Fergu son d o the old switch aroo at
DJ's restaurant.
-Photo by J. Gallagher c
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Court ... or n o t. Will Moore, Charlev 3
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N o ttingham, Dav id Driver and Da\·id :JG
Fifer in disguise h ead u p th e p a rade
for their spoof on the cou rt.
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3. Junio r Will Moore h olds up the PH
b oot as he cheers for the Patric k Henry
football team .
- Photo by A. Fc r r i 11g
4. " / iust k11 mu th is boy has cooties '"
These p int sized presenters w or J.. . their
s tu ff in front of a ro w d y crovvd as
they ca rry the flo wers and crowns for
the Homecoming Ki ng and Q u t'en .
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the Commotion
Friday Football
I. Bernetta McGuire
cheers on the team.
"Ir's freezing. " "Who cares?!" yells Will Morrissett as he flashes the purple "P" on his chest. Hi s sidek ick " H " is off
cheering for the team. The 2001 football seaso n was immensely supported by the student body. Decked o ut in
purple wigs, gold glitter, hair spray and school colors to complete ensembles, PH students rocked Victory Stad ium
with spirit. Before the game, students gathered outside the stadium to lath er themselves in purple and go ld . Th ey
warmed up their vocal chords and prepared chan ts, ready to jump into the excitement. The "chicken o n a stick"
graced the game with his presence and cheerleaders pumped up the crowd with great new cheers. All in all, thi s yea r
was a blast of energy, and Friday nights mixed friends with fun. Furtherm ore, freshmen, sophom*ores, junio rs and
senors all rallied and came together to form an intimidating crowd. Fridays at PH were anticipated by all stud ents
because it was Spirit Day. The students displayed school colors and worked themselves inro a frenzy wa itin g fo r th e
game. T he school day was filled with purple and gold, and pep rallies drew students to max imum energy in the
afternoons.
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2. The cheerleading lin
keeps the crowd
pumped with great
chants and cheers.
3. Senior Mary Roberts
is the ultimate image
of Patriot Pride.
4. Josh Barto gets lost:
on the Cave Spring side
ON GAME NIGHT
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I. Lauren Kelly, Martha Clay
Martin, Adrienne D'Souza, Jessica
Sweeney and Matt Wallace shake
the bleachers with spirit.
2. Will Morrissett, senior class
president, runs wild with the
chicken on a stick.
3. Alex Kuilan challenges anyone
that steps up to the Patriots.
4. These seniors keep the game
roaring, decked out in purple
and gold.
5. Jessica Sweeney, Dani Poe,
Lindsay Glisson and Courtney
Minton display their posters.
6. Kate Herbert and Meghan
Chudina practice their cheering
during halftime.
"Lions, tigers, bears! We're
animals! " -Kim Salyers
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!Seniors
Class of 2002
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Senior year finally came. The
year that is four years in waiting, and when it finally comes,
it's completely worth the wait.
There's no one older to be
bossy. The best parking on
campus is available, and at 2:30,
it's off to the parking lot. It's
the year when decisions are
made about futures, whether it
e college or a job. Senior TShirts are worn and the Senior
cheers can be heard at all
sporting events. It's the last
chance to be together with close
friends and look back at the
ong journey that it has taken to
the present.
Good Luck Class of 2002!
1. Theresa Nolin
2.l\11argaretJordan
3. Fredy Wright, Kayla
Stump and Freana Burks
4. Trevor l\11cClure
5. Chris Cotton
6. Jessica Taylor
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Harl e y Dav id so n
Ake rs
Ka re n Re nee
Alexeander
Skyy Te n e rah
Alexand e r
Bra nd y Ann A ll e n
Jolin Lee A llen
\Seniors
Yuliana Aparicio
Derrick Jerome Artis
Caitlin Anne
Aukward
McKinsey Dian e
Bambe r
Make n s i Baptis111t
James Lee Barrett
John Ewing Barrett
Robert Paul Ewing
Barrett
Joshua Rya n Barto
Jess ica Mari e Bay1,
Class of 2002 j
"PH has been very influential
in my life and I will always
remember the good
ti1nes I've had here."
~Jessica Taylor
"PH has prepared me for the
future and has left me with
many great memories."
~Gray Huffman
Brandon Scott Beck
Darail Becks
Brooke Caitlin Bowl es
Honor Jefferson
Bowman
Justin Keith Belcher
Elizabeth Mary
Bradbury
Amanda Ann
Billingsley
Nicole Elizabeth
Brash
Lakisha Arlene
Bolden
Jou rdan Nicole Brown
Sean Demetrius
Brown
Stuart Renee Brown
Victoria Marie
Burdette
Freana Monique Burks
Tiffany Re'nee Brown
April Joy Brubaker
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James Mitchell
Burnette
William Todd Burrow
Gerald Maurice
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Stacey Leah Carter
Danielle Cartwright
Maya Catherine
Chapma n
Em Nguyen Chau
Luis Albe rto Cha \ll'
Ashley Elizabeth
Cheresnowsky
Edmane Chev alier
Brianna Nicole
Christenbury
Meghan Ann Chudina
Presley Allen Ciafardini
Lisa Marie Cook
Matos Coric
Jona than Chase
Counts
Melanie Marie
Cregger
Victoria Elizabeth
Cross
Ni co le Danielle
Crowder
Latash a Renee
Cunningham
Antoine D a rnell
Curtis
Frank D ' Alessandro,
Adrie1rne Nicole
D'Souza
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Lisa Victoria Damico
Christopher John
Danielson
Adriana Andrade
De Moura
Andrew FitzDouglas
Densmore
George Nicholas
Dickenson
Coralonda Dillard
Sarah Christine
Dillard
Vivian Tran Dinh
Carrie Lynn Deta1rn
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Adnan Dizdarey1
David Lewis Durham
John Justin
Anthony Earls
Lee Michael Elswick
Igor Erceg
Jennifer Rose Eubank
Mary Farmer
Brandon Eugene
Ferguson
Nathan Alexander
Ferrance
Andrew Ernest Fintel
Anthony Lym1
Fitzgerald
Sean Phillip Floyd
Brooke Leig h Foutz
Jasmine Fuller
Joshua Paul Fulp
Danielle Garcia
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Laquanda Gill
Lindsey Jeanne
Glisson
Latasha Annette
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Kevin Tyrone Green
Desiree Hagen
Dixie Lee Hamm
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Crystal Hanco*ck
Bryan James Haney
Sylvisha Le'Dean
Hardy
Alex Randolph
Harper, V
Benjamin Asa Hart
Brenton Hayslett
Amy Leigh Hendrick
John-Mark Ward
Hendrick
Katherine Hall
Herbert
Gladys Legdis
Hernandez
Noah M. Hicks
Laura Watterson Hiles
Victoria Kinnier Hiles
Reinhard Hindenlang
Christine Marie
Hitchins
!Seniors
Alice Lindsay Hock
Richard Grayson
Huffman
Carrie Michelle
Jefferson
Angela Hodges
Elizabeth Baldwin
Hodges
Lamar Holmes
Vincent Lance Hout
Tara Annette Hutcheson
Crystal Nicole Irb y
Joshua Lew is Jackso n
Shaunna Jackson
Shamia Johnson
Matthew James
Johnston
Bethan y Baker Jon es
Katrin a Jones
Brandon Robert
Jordan
Lauren Virginia Kelly
Margaret Lea Jordan
Vladislav Alexander
Kabatov
Rebecca Marie Karnes
Matthew Harris Kelly
Heather Jean
Ketchum
Dawn Marie King
Jonathan Steven Katz
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Melinda Truong Kong ro
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Anika Kreller
Richard Wayne
LaPradd
Michael Da rnell
Lawrence
Sarah Diane L=iwso n
\Seniors
Charlotte Lee
Leftwich
Ad am Taylor Long
Lance Monroe Lemon
Peter Christian Daniel
Lubbs
Margaret Armistead
Lemon
Sarah Elizabeth
Malpass
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Nicole Lorraine
Lemon
David John Mandakis
Sidn e y Lamont Loa-.
Scott Manns
Class of 2002 j
Adam Curtis
Markwood
Jessica Lauren Martin
Martha Clay Martin
Lauren Ashley
Masengale
Brittany Nicole Maxey
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Matthew Chri s toph e r
McAuley
Trevo r Thomas
McClure
Amanda McCraw
Matthew Pa trick
McDowell
Bernetta Colleen
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Justin Howard
McQuilkin
Christopher Michael
Me ucci
Jus tin Landon Milum
Courtney Blair
Minto n
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Jacob Cook Moen
Venisha Tyreia Moon
Jeffrey Mclwain
Morris
Rachel Elizabeth
Morris
Summer Rose Morris
Katherin Mue hlegger
Alma Mujkic
Mark Stephen Mullins
Kany Khasraw Mirza
Aaron Parke r M oore
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A nthon y Dare ll
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Scott Christopher
N am uth
Je rom e Mark Nappe r
O 'Tallia Rasheeda
N ewbill
Eugene Lee Newman
Desiree Dawn Nicely
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The resa Ann Nolin
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C harl es Upshur
No tting h a m
Katherine Blair
O ' Brien
Tonya Marie Payne
Seniors
Tesia LeeA nn Pres ton
Timothy Neal
Pendleton
Theodore Erik Polfelt
Dustin Scott Powers
Diane Quakenbush
Jill Livingston Raney
Jack Andrew
Rattenbury
Amy Rebecca Rhod es
Mary Pope Roberts
Candi Cherie
Robertson
Marcus Lee Robertson
William Richardson
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Jess ica Lynne
Pritchard
Marcus Rob ertson
Class o 20021
Laura Lynn Robinson
Tamia Danielle Ross
Victoria Renee
Robinson
Mathew Dearin g
Russo
Amelia Bess Robison
Gabriel Rodriguez
William Vanston
Rutherford
Lee Ruvae
Heather Dawn Rogers
Dionne Saunders
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Shanel Sayles
Colin Jewel Schlueter
Ryan Jewel Schlueter
Kathryn Rose Scott
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Samantha Leigh
Sellars
Corinne Christine
Shamy
Melissa Silva
Dara Elizabeth Siv
Shawn Smout
Jarrel Antoine Snyd e r
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Ashley Caroline
Smith
Chase Tyner Smith
Pi'lul Andre Sparro' '
Jr.
Steven Sparrow
Lana Stambol
Jan Tatem Steffe
Roteshia Sharmaine
Stephens
Jane Fenley Stinson
Antonio Demeara
Stovall
Sh e rri Lee Stroop
Jonathan Edward
Styles
Nathaniel Derrick
Sutton
Jessica Kathleen
Sweeney
Jacob N eil Thomas
Am anda Sue
Thompson
Christina Nicole
Tarragano
Je ssica Evette Taylor
Eliza Danielle
Temeles
Class 0£2002
Most School Spirit
Mary Roberts and
Jonathan Katz
Andrew Wayne
Vandergrift
Ma tthew Harrison
Wa llace
Johnny William
Sanders
Samuel Grayson Via
Courtney Lee Warren
Christian Carlton Old
Takneela Antionette
Thompson
Tierra LaShawn Waker
Adam Thomas
Waldrop
Latasha Monique
Watkins
Hunter Blake Watson
Emil y Owen Walk
Dere k Anthony
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Kim Webb
William Richard
Webster IV
James Justin Wheat
Byron Lewis
Whittaker
Jessica Allison
Willhelms
Maria Elizabeth
Williams
Katherine Michelle
Wilson
Antonio De m a r
Woodson
Ke vin Taron Wilson
La ure n C arter Wnod y
Daniel Francis
Wolfarth
l-l e rmdn Fred Wrig ht
Samantha Lee
Wheeler
Megan Sloan White
Sheree Nicole Williams
Claire Cameron Willis
Brian Lee Wolfe
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Wolterec k
Michdel R\·dn
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JUNIORS: "Friends Forever"
Ross Agee
A mb e r A ll e n
Matthew Ba g b y
A lexa nd e r Ba llin
Vic to ri a Ba nks
Ve rity Barudin
Cassa ndra Bilu g hm a n
Yanatac ia Beaubru n
Ama nd a Billin gs ley
Stacv Black
jo hn Booton
)il m es r-\ ll en
Susa n Althouse
Stepha ni e And erson
Mmissa Bannis te r
Am y Barger
Jessica Barnes
Ashl ey Belle
Na tha lie Be ta nco urt
Victo ri a Booke r
Wi llia m Boothe
Angel Be lle
Sten' n Bla nks
Ashl ev Bo hann a
Me redith Brads hilw
Dana Brand i
Wi lliam Anderson
Andre Brewer
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Margaret Brogan
Julianne Brooks
Morgan Brooks
Mirand a Bryant
Christopher Buck
Robert Bumg arn e r
H ollis Butler
Carri e Card we ll
Kenda ll C ha mbe rl a in
Je remi ah Ch a ndl e r
As hi <'V C lav
Lesli e C line
Patrice Brown
S<1 ndra Bro wn
Trey Burks
Brandon Burn e tt e
D a ni e ll e Bu s h
Kare n Carr
Mega n Carroll
Sa ra h Ca rroll
C ,1thcrine C hambe rlain
Lee Chavez
Sh e m e ka C hildress
Eri c C hri s ti a n
Bra ndon C lark
Cec il Co le m a n
De nik cl C u lt:' m cl n
Bri ce C o le
Brian Brown
Jessica Coo k
Cora n Co ri c
Mat th ew Cou lte r
Brad Cox
Ashley Crawfo rd
Virginia Crawford
William Creed
Ne ls on C ulk v
David C unning ham
Ma ndri e ll C us te r
A m a nd a Cyphe rs
Randi Dayton
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Ambe r Di cke rso n
Eva n Drinke rt
Dav id Drivt'r
O 'Qu intessa Eng li sh - Be\·
A m a nd a Dodson
Kathl een Donohue
Dud l e~'
A ustin Eiche lbe rge r
Rodn ey
An tho m · Etil(1
Pamela Doo ley
Joze f Elbino
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Tonya Doo lev
David Elde r
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Michelle Feuilla tre
Santana Fields
Dav id Fifer
Terrail Finney
A li c ia Fo rd
Tiffa n y Fralin
All yson Fulton
Joshua Gallagher
Brittany Garcia
Donni e Ga rman
Page Ga rre tt
A m a nda Gearh a rt
Ebony Gee
Brandi Gibson
Charles Goad
Jacob Go ld shtey n
A ll yson G ray
C hri s tin a Green
Louren Gu ill
Scott Guilli a ms
Elizabeth Ha le
Samuel Ha le
David H a ll
Daniel H a mm r
\ h r is to p her Ha rp er
Tyron e Harringto n
Lakt'is h a Harri s
Lamar H ash
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Shaun He nd e rso n
C hri s tin;i H e ndri cks
C har les Hobart
Matthew Hoga n
H eidi Horne
John H owery
T imoth y Huffman
Zachary H uglws
john Hunte r
As hley Ingra m
Jam aa l Jackson
Shawn Jackson
Jeep Preston and
Richard Long chill
at lunch.
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Nothing's better than
walking with a buddy
as Matt Lovern and
Courtney Pritchard
find out.
Devon Rood and
Cam Lucas primp
before a pep rally.
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"Hey, wlrnt's 11p?"
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C lay ton Ja mes
Da ni e l Jen kins
Co les Je nnin gs
M ich ae l Je n se n
D av o r j e r ko v ic
Ca m e r0n Jo hn on
( h,1 / i t i' Jo hn so n
Devo n tc Jo hn so n
D uju a n Jo hn so n
Ma r v is Jo hn son
S h a ntM· lohn c; lln
J' ri ,;c i JJ,1 Jon as
Ashley Jon es
Heather Jon es
Vic to ri a Jon es
Jo hn Kaylor
Shanta Kaylor
Marlon Kemp
Zac h t• ry Kephart
Brittanv Kerfoot
Danie l Kessler
Kevin Kidd
Stephane King
Sarah Kirk
Martin KIPS
Fatmata Koroma
A lex Kuilan
Marie Laity
Deven Langs to n
Dante Lavender
A lcll1 Lcw indl'r
Hea th e r LcJw sn n
Henry La ze nby
Steven Leffe l
Steven Leone
A nge la I .ill y
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Cynthia Lucas
James Lucas
Samuel Lunsfo rd
James Lys te r
Da\·id Magerkurth
Willie Marchese
Michael Marsh
Stephanie Martin
Kri s ti Mason
Fran ces McCorkle
Shane McE!vy
Dea nna McGraw
Courtney Mclver
John-Obe rd Mesa di e u
A la n Mill e r
Joshu a Mitchen
Jose ph Mod ica
Kera Moore
William Moore
Dani e l Morga n
\i <we JJe Mo tley
Sada Mo usa
Carter M und y
Tomika M use
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Ju s tin Payne
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Do ug Scott
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Jenni e Smith
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T \·ni s ia Smith
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Micaela Spencer
Me redith Stafford
Conn ie Steber
LaurL'n S to c kburg l'r
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Ad a m Tanner
Char les Taylor
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Tie rra Tc rr v
Sa bina Tha ler
Tameika Th o m as
Ja m es Thompson
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Hilah Witt
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13rian Wo lthui s
S\·kil va Wilson
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Barry Wirt
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Whitney Wright
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Scott Yates
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Sa mara Abbo tt
Jessica Ad a ms
Sh ai Ag ha
Cy nthi a A ll e n
Jo hn A lli so n
Ja rh e tt Alti ze r
Co le A us tin
Sa ra h Ay res
Ma rkit a Ba nks
Meaga n Albert
Ma rk Altman
Bra nd o n Ba rbo ur
Andrew Aldrich
Anthony Alexa nd er
Am anda Ashwell
John Atkins
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Ste\·en Be lk nap
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Lindsay Bill
Trav is Bittle
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Noa h Barthen
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Hope Bow ma n
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Ma rk Bra d fo rd
Jayme Brow n
Willi a m Bra nca ti
Mi ch ae l Breedin g
M a th ew Bri c k wedd e
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Ma rcus Brow n
Ma rlon Bruw n
La ure n Brooks
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C hris to ph e r Ca rte r
Ja mes Ca rter
Eli zabeth Ced illo-N iov is
Ma tt C la r k
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Matt Cundiff
Laura Da mico
Brittany Davis
Kc ll v Da,· is
A ndrew Day
Frederick Day
Frances Dickenson
Stephen Dickenson
Amanda Dillard
Rac h e l Dorsev
Karl a Douglas
Jessica Dowdy
James Downing
William Driver
Danie l Durham
John Ed w ards
Holl y Elliott
jerra lynne Ellis
john Ellmore
/essica Fa ll en
Andrew Fall on
David Fa rb e r
Ga ry Faw
Tyler Early
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Da v id Fe ldman
Ca nd ace Edmond
D ea n Evans
Ste ph e n Finte l
Van essa Fle min g
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Mega n Flora
Joshua Flowe rs
Meredith Frank
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Arkaile Garner
Na than Frantz
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Randolph Grayb ill
Jess icc1 H a ll
La ' Kisha Gue rra nt
los hu ci Hall
William Gutshall
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C hel'>ea Harri s
Krys tal Hallm an
Ja m es Ha rri son
Kath erine Hambrick
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Aaron Kelly
Ericka Kell y
Amber Ke nt
Je ffe rso n Kni g hto n
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Natalie Krause
Rosa Kuilan
Geneva Labrecqu e
Amber Lang
Jose ph La,·inckr
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Steven Lee
Ju s tin Le ftwich
Sa rah Le w is
l'atrick Liddle
Ange l Lingenfelter
Thomas Link
Andrew Linkou s
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Reg in a ld Martin
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Tiara Law
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Pa tri cia McKn ight
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Marcus Ollie
Lynd sey Onyett
Jeffr ey Orrick
Je rmai ne Otey
Eliza beth Pa c k
Bra nd o n Pa ige
Adam Painter
Brya n Palme r
Willi a m Pa lme r
Miche ll e Parke r
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Deneshia Pu g h
Nicholas Reed
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Tij wa nda Preston
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Ke llie Revnolds
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Sara Smith
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Sil nd y Snow
Ann a Sprad lin
Muha med Spreco
Frankie Steelman
Suzan n e Stinson
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Theodore Taylor
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Ti ;i ua nta T ho mpso n
Da ni e l T horn hill
Fa ith T in s ley
S idney Terry
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Ross T u nne ll
H ill ary Va n degriil
Amber Via
Nicholas Viar
Peter Vo losin
Zachary Wade
Laura Waldrop
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Antony Wa ll ington
Amanda VValte rs
Matth ew Walton
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As h il•y W ill i<1ms
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Andrew Wi lson
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Nicole Allen
Paris A tkinson
Elizabeth Baar
Jason Amme n
Brent A ndre ws
Jam es Aq uin o
Za nd er As h
David Bagby
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T e nika Bake r
Adrienn e Ballin
Ashley Ba ne
Chr is topher Barber
Ange lo Barbour
Ta nit a Ba rbour
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Fatimah Barnes
Ann Barrows
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Erin Beddi ngtit> ld
Cv11thia Bethel
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Ton y Bla ha
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Cjay Bond s
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Amy BrL'ed L' n
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Wi ll iam Brad ley
Ja m es Bra d sh aw
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Jamie Brookm a n
An d rew Brooks
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Michae l Brown
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Susa n Burwell
Je nnife r C<i rr
C<i mil le Cilrrington
W ill ia m Carson
Marcus C a rter
Je ssi cil C artwright
Cil itlin Casev
Se th Chapman
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Stephan ie Carne r
Emi lv C hr is ti a n
Marie Bu tler
Anth on y Carter
Las hona Casey
Ne tas ha Casey
Ash lev C la rk
Ja imie Clay
Claire Cardwell
Au stin Carter
Stephanie Ca ul der
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Kimberly Combs
Crys tal Cooper
Eri ca Coope r
A lexa nd er Corcora n
Andrew Co1Tin
Summer Craighea d
Sarah Cra w ford
Ka ti e-Mari e Creed
Jos hu a Cross
Dereck C ummin gs
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Mo Currie
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Antwa n Da v is
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Lea nn e Da v i
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Ke ll y Dec ke r
Bl e rin a Demaku
Mega n Dews
Jos hu a D icke rs on
Jim Dinh
Siea ra D ix
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( Ja ire Di ckey
C hris D idon ato
S tacy Co,
Sci manth a Dickers ,.
Courtney Dooley
C y nthia Dool ey
A lz ie Drape r
A rd ai Ellis
Brian a Elli so n
Sa lli e Embrev
Ju s tin fa*gg
Macke n z ie Farre ll
La ure n Fadd is
Yuri zaday Fernandez
( hri s toph e r Fitz p a tri ,·k
A lex Ft• r-r c> ll
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Fe rri ~
Mic hc1t> l Flin chum
jenn y Dunker
Mareese Durham
Daniel Eichelberger
N ico ni a Erv in
Grace Estacio
Jack Esworthy
Susa nn a h Fe ldberg
India Ferg uso n
Mary Ferg uso n
M ichae l Finte l
Jos hu a Fi sher
Ambe r F,,unta i1w
C ha nte l Fitzgerald
lnshua FP>-
Richard Free m an
Mark Frye
Ke ll ie Full e r
N igel Gay le
Jesse Get tin gs
Jessica C i I les p ie
Su sa nn a h Ful p
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C ha nee H ale
Chris tina H ale
Joshua H a le
Br,m do n H a ll
Whitney H a ll
G uy Ha rber t
Dondrea H arris
Owen H a rvev
Justin Has h
Eli za be th Ha rtm a n
Chase Grose
tvlichael 1-lengeli
Matthew Hermaill1
Michael Hermann
Ellen Hernandez
Ren ee Hernand ez
Howard Hill
Ke vin Hill
Anne Hilliard
Alexander Hincker
Leigh Hind e nlang
David Hitchins
Francis Hobbi e
Doroth y Hobb
Tempestt Hodn ett
Alexander Hooper
Cheye nn e Hopcroft
Pri scill a Hopkins
Dani e ll e Hopson
Reb e cca Hornick
Allen Howa rd
Joshua H oward
Micha el Howell
Steph a ni e Huddleston
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As hley Johnson
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Robe rt Krohn
Hmis Kurti c
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Ril h eem La n g hl' rn t'
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Sa ra h La w re nce
Jo hn Leftw ich
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Stt· i·t·n L.idd ll'
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Jess ica Lipford
A lli so n Lon g worth
Calvin Mack
Alexandra Ma keeva
Mark Ste ph en Mallor y
Laura Ma lpass
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Steven Mars h
C h ris to phe r Martin
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George Maso n
Marcus Mattox
Ju s tin McA bee
Kri s te n McCo y
Ly nn M c lJon c1ld
Jennifer McGraw
Joshu a Meado r
Co rn e ll M illn e r
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Je nnift'r McFad
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Da ni e lle Moo re
Jack Moo re
Dav id Mo rgan
A ndrew Mn rri ssett
A ll e n Mu se
Co urtn ey M u se
Ta m arn Na nce
Jos hu a Ne u se
Whitney Norbo
A rm in N u k i,-il
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Co ns tin n Mo tl ey
Fn tim n Mye rs
Vn n N g u yen
T<>ri N uni ev
john Moore
Ru ssell Moo re
Danny Morgan
Emil y Mo tt
Seth Mullen
Amber Mull ins
Sheinna Mye rs
Tommy Mye rs
Ka na Nakajima
Chris topher N iblett
Jus tin Clnizc,,
Spenser Noe
Ke ith Noell
Rebecc,1 Pnlmer
Laguitta Parker
Samantha Pascha l
Mackenzie Pa y ne
Mic h ae l Pay n e
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Kristen Pennino
Steven Perdue
Bra nd o n Pe rkins
Ma tth ew Pero
Em i Iy Peters
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Steven Peters
Sidney Pe tty
Jordan Pfoh l
Phuon g Phan
Ja mes Pi lac howski
Ka letta Plum ey
Jonatha n Poff
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Jam ie Pri ll aman
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S ha un a Philpott
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Ty ron e Pres to n
Courtney Rain es
Em il y Ri ce
C lwvy RL'ad
C rys ta l Reed
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Ly n ea Reed
John Rigdon
Spence r Reed
Ja mes Robe rtsun
Michae l Reichelt
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Kr is te n Sand e rs
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Jessica Scott
D us tin Secres t
C he lse a Se ttl es
M uhamm ad S h abazz
Robert Shaw
Ju stin Shelton
Jessica Sh otwell
Kat hry n Shotwe ll
Whitne y S igmo n
Ja mes Simmons
Mo niqu e Simm on s
Ce les te Simm s
Je rmili ne Sla y ton
Wh itney Smales
A nwa r Sm a ll s
Jos hu a Sink
Ap ril Smith
Bri a n Sc ho cs te r
Tia Size r
C orl' y S mi th
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La ure n Sharp ley
C hri s Simmo n
C he lsey Sla te
j llllll Smith
Ki a w a nn a Smith
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M ichae l Smith
Eli zabe th Snead
Ma ygon Sowd er
Craig Spinner
C ecinia St.Jus te
Th o m ;is S t,1 Il,1rd
W illi a m Sta ll a rd
Bri a na Stee nbu ck
Robe rt Steffe
Mega n Stewa rt
Tra vi s Sto kes
A ustin Stt>nt·
D uri t' I Stri c kl a nd
Virg inia Stro ng
Allen Stu ar t
Ka yla Stump
Anltmit' Swea tt
Scntt Sw illinge r
Mv te ka Tabro n
As hto n Sulli va n
Dus tin Tap ia
Bl a ke
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Bosco Ta nso n
Ot' nne ll Tho mas
Michael Thomas
Krystl e Thom p son
Lo re n Thornhill
Latasha Toli ver
Melissa Travis
Ree ko Va nce
As hl ey Wade
Rand y Wa ld ron
Pres ton Waldrop
Dana Weave r
Lind sey We bb
Lo ni W e bb
Sh ee n a Webb
Jessey W e ll er
Kembr y Whee le r
A m y Whee lin g
Ke lsey W hite na ck
Ra y mond W hiti s
Cci ll ea Wie ·e
Em il y Watts
M icha e l Wertz
C hri s topher Ti c kl e
Co u rtn c y Ti II ics
Mat th ew Tinsle •
Mat th ew Vand e rkoo y
C<1 rtc r V<1r n c r
Be njamin Varner
Amanda Wa lke r
Emil y W<11l<1 ce
Jo hn \Na tkins
De rrick Wiggins
Ro dn ey Wilcher
Ri c h a rd W ild e r
Cliffan y Wilkes
Jessica William s
Juli a n Willi ;1ms
K,1tel y n Williams
Malique William s
Corinne Willis
Blair Wilner
Michae l Witt
C la re Wooddall-Gainey
Na ncy Wood y
Andrew W ri ght
Kari W va tt
Lisa Wya tt
Kathe rine Yates
Zas hi ra Yongjuarez
Rnd sh t'c1 ) oungt•r
Jurd an Z11 d e ll
Chri s top h e r Wirt
Da ni e ll e Wri g ht
Mich ae l Yo un g
Gwendol y n Wi s ndskl'
Katherine Wright
Stephanie Wilkie
Katherine W ilkins
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Susan Alkhadra
Erica All en
Robert Allen
Will Allison
Norman Alt izer
He len A tkinson
Lisa A u d ia
We nd y Ba iley
Sa ndy Ba sha m
Amanda Bayne
Kris ten Bax ley
Ben Bazak
Ka th y Bl ankensh ip
Mary Kay Brown
Natasha Bruce
Susan Brya n t
Pa t By rd
Cathe ri ne Chandler
Gerry Ciaffone
Lesli e C leveland
Aa ron Co lem <1 n
Ric h Cooper
Linda Cou lte r
Sara Dalt o n
Woody Deans
Rebecca Di xo n
Sco tt Dreye r
Am y Duff
Kath y Duncan
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Wendy Ga llo
Robert Graybi ll
John Griffith
Sh irl ey Gunn
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Deborah Junes
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Robin Parke r
Gayle Patterson
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events. They d ecorate for dances, pla n s pirit week, p a rti c ipa te in Fundraisers and
help get the Freshmen settled for th e ir first yea r .
The SGA membe rs ge t up early to m ee t befo re sc h oo l; th e y are trul y dedica
The SGA is led by teache r re presentati ve Kath y Duncan and s tud e nt bod y pre ·dent Jessica Taylor. They are h e lpe d by Vice Pres id e nt Mary Rob erts, Secretas
Kate H erbert, Treasurer Laura Hil es and th e res t o f th e SGA m e mbe rs.
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the school functional and e nj oya bl e. SGA m e mbe rs vo luntee r every nine weeks
vario us places. Without th e SGA, PH wouldn't b e th e sa m e. Eve ry Patriot shoul
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more than enjoyable. Tha nks, SGA!
1. It takes a lot of work to get
these dirty cars squeaky clean!
Lauren Stockburger is just the
girl for the job.
2. Carter Varner serves up one
delicious hamburger at the homecoming bonfire.
3. Yet another one of SGA President
Jessica Taylor's famous speech
4. It's all .f un and smiles with th
PH SGA. Thanks, Kathy Duncan!
5. How could anyone resist a fr
car wash from Dani Poe, Corey t
and Randi Dayton.
6. Victoria Hiles sure knows ho
to use a squeegee.
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7. The Key Club mulches it up
in front of the main office on
Campus Beautification Day.
-Photo by G. Ciaffone
8. The HOSA with the "mosta".
Victoria Burdette helps out with
the blood drive.
-Photo by M. Chudina
9. In a fit of hibernation rage, the
Q99 bear attacks Steven Peters
and Katie Shotwell.
-Photo by H. Ketc!zum
10. For community service, Leslie
Cline, a Jobs For Virginia Graduates (JVG) sudent, volunteers
to scrub the Zoo Choo Tunnel
at Mill Mountain Zoo.
-Photo by C. Turner
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11. Freana Burks is a bread
making machine at the
SkillsUSA-VICA Culinary Arts
competition.
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cla~s put finishing touches on their
holiday float.
Photo by S. Johnston
3. Heather Ketchum picked up first
pri.Z:e in the international breadmaking competition.
6. Jan Steffe gets down and dirty wit
the Key Clulb during a cam.pus beau
fication project.
Photo by M. Clause
2. Shara Dalton, Thao Nguyen and
Josh Gallagher, along with other
yearbook and graphics students,
collect new and gently used stuffed
animals and luggage for "Roanoke
Jaycees Bags and Bears For Foster
Care."
Courtesy off. Gallagher
4. Gerry Ciaffone and The Key Club
deserve thanks for our renovated
grounds.
Courtesy of G. Ciaffone
7. The HOSA club takes blood pre sures for the students during lunch
Photo by M. Ch11
5. Auto Repair practices for the Salem 8. Justin Macabe knows how to whif
Christmas Parade.
up a good dish .in Culinary Arts.
Courtesy of N. Altizer
Photo by H. Kt'f I
America, The Beautiful
Led by Lieutenant Colonel. Matt
Johnston, Captain Noah Hicks,
Major Victoria Cross and Captain
Derrick Artis, the ROTC is a
citizenship and leadership course
offered at Patrick Henry High
School. This is a class for those
who are interested in the military,
and while at the time, want to
earn rank. Not only did these
hard working students present
the colors for all of the home
football and basketball games, but
they also take trips to VMI and
Kitty Hawk during their busy
year. The ROTC also participated
in activities in the PHHS com1nunity. Known for their discipline,
hard work and contributions to
the community, the ROTC students are going nowhere but up.
The Leaders of thE
ROTC
Cadet Lieutenant
Colonel:
Matt Johnson
Senior Cadet Major:
James Burnett
Captains:
Noah Hicks
Sean Brown
Ashley Ceresnowsky
Derrick Artis
Major: Victoria Cross
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"BREAK A LEG"
1. Kelly Reynolds preps Matt
King for the audience.
2. David Fifer, having spent so
much time in the dark backstage, has turned into the
theater gremlin.
3. Matt King, McKinsey
Bamber and Charlotte Leftwich
do a quick theatrical pose
before moving themselves onto
the stage.
4. Sean Poff diligently coordinates the lighting for the PH
Players .
5. The PH Players pose for a
group picture before their
play's debut.
6. Rachel Morris is happy that
she is part of PH's great theater
program.
band
flTENUP
color
guard
share
smiles
and
lasting
Patriots march
to their own beat
The band works
hard to provide
music around the PH
campus. They share
their sounds at pep
rallies and football
games. They spend
hours practicing and
have won many
awards that prove
that they are talented
musicians. If there is
one group on CamSummer Morris shows that she can play the trumpet
pus that displays
just as well as the next guy. "Yeah, Daniel Kessler
Patriot Pride, the PH
likes to think he's better than me. He lets his ego get
band truly does!
the best of him."
Now
that is
one
happy
drummer!
Doug
Scott
flashes a
quick
smile.
Far left: The band
plays proudly for their
team during football
season.
Left: Drum Major
Danielle Garcia
contemplates the
band's next move.
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great
except
for the
cold
nights
at the
football
games."
-Mark
Guerry
The PH Drummers don't fool
around when
it comes to
playing for a
crowd.
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rallies
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JV Cheerleader
Lindsey
Brown
leads the
squad
through a
flawless
routine.
This year Patriot spirit
went through the roof!
Haynie,
Meghan
Chudin a
and
Rotisha
Stevens
show
their
moves.
Male cheerleaders Tony Woodson and Will Morrissett
get down with the female cheerleaders at the Homecoming pep rally.
Patriots crammed
into Clara Black
for the first time this
year to share cheers,
laughter and lots
of spirit. The varsity
and junior varsity
cheerleading
squads, an amazing
step team and,
of course, the female
football players
and the male
cheerleaders
performed for the
ecstatic crowd.
l. Andrew Fintel
strikes his pop star
pose for the camera
before joining the
male cheerleaders'
pyramid of pride.
2. Anthony Moyer
awes the crowd
with a stunning step
performance.
3. Varsity cheerleader
CaitlinAukward
stands tall to raise the
spirit of the crowd.
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cheerleader
Theresa Nolin
flashes her
glamorous
smile and
cheers with
pride during
the Homecoming pep rally .
The varsity
ch eerleaders
stum1ed the
crowd with
an ama zing
routine.
"This
year's
pep
rallies
are the
best
of my
high
school
career."
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1 . Rodney Wright and
Christopher Stump perform
at Jackson Middle School.
2. Carolyn Wynne looks
surprised when someone
is flat!
3. Dawn King and
Samantha Wheeler sing
their hearts out in the gym
at the Snow Ball pep rally.
4. Christopher Stump gives
the camera a smile while at
the State Choir Competition. He made the All
Virginia Chorus in April.
5. Elizabeth Huffman and
Christopher Stump smile
for the camera at the
District Choir Competition.
6. Jessica Baine and Matt
Hogan party in the Choir
room after some hard
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done an outstanding job.
They gave it their all when
they traveled to
Martinsville to audition
for districts in N ovember.
In February, the choir
made it to districts at Cave
Spring High School. In
April, junior Christopher
Stump mad e it to the state
competition. Du ring the
holidays, th e choir
performed at Tanglewood
Mall.
The choir also traveled
to Jackson Middle School
and Pheasant Ridge to
perform. In the spring
they sang at Monterey
Elementary School and
again at Pheasant Ridge.
The choir has a busy
schedule but they work
hard to put meaning and
emotion into each song
that they sing.
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l. Gray Huffman concentrates intently on his music-making-viola. 2. Amy Rhodes plays the
viola while thinking about her hand position. 3. Before class starts, the dedica ted David Lipps
repairs one of his students' v iola. 4. Myra keeps the beat flowing on the base. 5. Freshmen
Sarah Mott and Emily Wallace "jam" out on the v iola. 6. Hadley Adkins plays a lovely melody
on the flute. 7. Elizabeth Wetherington leads the second violin section to musical glory.
At 7:30 in the morning, while
most stud ents are still snoozing, dedicated members of the
PH orchestra gather in Clara
Black to pursue their musical
dreams. The 2001-02 school
year has been one of th e most
productive years in PH
orchestra hi.story- . The leadina0
musicians, fro m the senior
class, Grav Huffman Christine
H itch ins, -Emily And~·ee,
Trevor McCl u;.e, Charley
Nottingham, Honor Bowman,
Hadlev Adkins and Amy
Rhod ~s have been exceptional
leaders in the orchestra this
year. The orchestra went on to
;.eceive a perfect score in the
Regional Orchestra Competition. Rock on PH!
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Each day in the bottom
of Persinger Hall, eager
art students are busy at
work on a number of
creative projects. These
classes include drawing,
basic art, painting, crafts
and ceramics. Each class
offers a different and
exciting aspect of the art
world, which helps students improve and perfect
their work.
Art Department Chairman Fletcher Nichols
teaches students the finer
points of drawing. For the
most motivated art students, he offers a highly
challenging studio art
class. For Richard Moon's
ceramics classes, students get a chance to use
their hands and build
projects using clay. Sindi.
Jones teaches an introduction to basic art
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painting or drawing, which
become highly developed
skills by the end of the
class.
As well as being displayed every day outside
of the art classrooms
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students get to participate
in the annual PH art show.
The event shows art
students' best work and
exhibits the highest level
of creativity. With hund~eds of pieces being
displayed, the show is a
popular community event.
The many talented artists
of Patrick Henry are
continually helping the art
program to grow and
develop.
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1. McKenzie Bambeer and Liz
Hodges in Studio Art Class.
2.Jessie Bolling concentrates
on clay ornaments.
3. Tara Hutchenson is focused hard on weaving a
pouch in her crafts class.
4. David Magerkurth relaxes
in basic art class.
5.Craig Spinner work on a
crafts class project.
6.Laura Waldrop works on
sculpting her ceramic creation.
7.Jane Stinson works on a
weaving project in crafts
class.
8.While weaving, Lamieka
Becks makes sure her yarn is
just long enough.
Photography classes at
Patrick Henry are by far
some of the most exciting.
Everyday students produce new and different
photographs. Photograpy
teacher, Pam Feldman,
assigns her students
insteresting and fun
projects .This year students have enjoyed working with Adobe Photoshop,
a computer program that
allows students to manipulate their photographs and
create new images. Some
of this years beginning
photography projects
include a small space, a
potrait and height photo""d
graphs. The advanced
class has produced a CD
cover, a fantasy
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ored photograph as well ~
as many others. But this
class is not all work and
play. The photography
classes , along with
theater,took their annual
trip to New York City
during March. While in the
Big Apple, students saw
three broadway plays and
visited countless
mueseums. On top of all
this, they took numerous
pictures and had tons of
fun. The photography
students talent and dedication has definatly paid
off. This year eleven
photographs from ou r
school were accepted into
the city art show at the
Jefferson Cente r!
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1.The group poses for a quick shot in
Central Park after a busy day of
sightseeing.
2.McKinsey Bamber gets creative with
Photoshop.
3.Jessica Barnes sports her smile as
arrives early to develope film.
4.Teddy Poefeit and Brianna
Cristianbury keep warm in NYC.
5.Amy Rhodes proudly pins up her
latest print in Ms. Feld1nan' s classroom.
6.Josh Gallagher and McKinsey
Bamber discuss the contrast of her
latest print.
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Throughout the
school, Gibboney
Hall is known
for the great diversity in the
classes that it offers. Many think
that this hall does
a great job in preparing students
for the "real
world."
Classes include
auto body (l);
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§ welding (5, 8);
;9 marketing; photov journalism or
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graphics; health
occupations;
cosmetology (2,
4); Jobs for Virginia Graduates
and computer
animation.
"It's the best
class [computer
animation] ever,"
Brent Sowers said.
Using real-world
software 3D Studio Max prepares
students for college and the
working world.
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W0rkin' Hard For The Money
1. Amazed by his performance,
Abby Temeles, Lizzie Jones,
~immy Lindsey, Stephen Clary,
and Lillian Shamy strike a pose
w ith the crazy acrobat.
2. Nikki Faddis and Caitlin
Casey e~joy the busride to
Virginia's Fine Art Museum.
3. Ben Garden plays it cool
while Fran Dickenson portrays a
modem day !Emma.
4. Mo CuTrie, Jeff Joyce,
Adam Rob:i!nson, Katie Yates,
Nicole Irwin, Caroline
Pembroke, and Jordan Zadell
enjoy their Middle East Feast.
5. Andy Fallon studies his
lines while role playing m
Center 10.
6. Emily Hurt and and
Caroline Pembroke fill thefr
plates with the delicious
African food made by the
Center 9 class.
7. Sru:ah Schupp, Meg
Dave Flamtagan, Kelly
Davis and Maddie Law
rpose for a quick picture ati
their SOL pizza party.
The Center 10 class had a
100% pass rate on their
Histo1y SOL.
8. Chadotte Jones, Megan
Flora, Molly Miller
Shelby Thomas joke
arow11.d while presenting
their modem day epic.
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Downtown learning
environment, guest speakers and more than 60 highly
motivated seniors from
Patrick Henry and William
Fleming spell what? CITY
School of course.
CITY School is a program
offered to high school
seniors from Pa trick Henry
and William Fleming that
uses guest speakers and
different learning techniques as a means of teaching. After going out to
lunch, students enter the
building at 12:30 to experience an alternative to
typical English and history
courses. CITY School's
techniques must be working, because more than 60
students were selected to
enroll in the English and
Government program this
year. The students also
travel to Richmond and
New York City.
The students of CITY
School can also be identified
by the silhouettes posted on
the windows in spring. As
spring arrives, graduation is
coming up soon which
leaves the students anxious
to end th e ir high school
career.
Closing ceremonies for
CITY school will be held at
Mill Mountain Theater.
Governor's School selects
few students to excel in demanding math and science
classes. Even though this
program requires students to
be self-motivated and dedicated, the students who attend
Gov School feel that it's worth
the effort in the end.
Senior, Ryan Schlueter said,
"The classes that I'm taking this
year are difficult, but I know
that they will prepare me well
for college in the fall. "
Gray Huffman said, "I
learned that with a hotplate,
some distilled water and a little
TLC you can whip up a bowl of
Uncle Ben's Instant Rice in no
time, thanks Gov . School."
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1. Jermaine Myers gets in a
bit of a sticky situation.
-Photo by J. Katz
2. A successful Comet
tackler brings Jermaine
Myers down, but he successfully gets the first down
for the Patriots.
-Photo by J. Katz
3. Drew Densmore is down
and ready for the play.
-Photo by J. Katz
4. Adam Peters is not
dancing, he's kicking off.
-Photo by J. Katz
5. The JV team huddles
together before a big play.
-Photo by K. Herbert
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mighty, mighty Patriots."
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talkin' 'bout! Jermaine
Myers shows what playing
football is all about as he
dodges from another Lord
Botetourt tackler.
-Photo by/. Katz
8. L~nny Brown gets ready
to hike the ball hoping that
the beginning of the play
will be successful.
- Photo by J. Katz
9. Senior Jermaine Meyers
dives forward to grap the
first down for the Patriots
-Photo by f. Katz
10. Melvin Smith studies the
game and hopes the defense
will cause a turnover.
-Photo by A. Ferring
11. Yeah, Jermaine! Senior
Jermaine Meyers dodges an
attempted tackle.
-Photo by, f. Ka-tz
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The Patriots hit it hard at the beginning of their season with three practices a day. Over the summer they prepared for a winning return as the Roanoke Valley District Champions, which has now become the Western Valley
District. With an outcome of more than 80 players, the Patriots looked and felt strong. The coaching staff of the
'Patriots were very happy with the outcome and they were very excited with what they were seeing.
In the scrimmages over the summer, such as the James River Jamboree, the Patriots started their season strong
\\Tith some outstanding offensive and defe nsive plays. The team has worked hard and spent a lot of time in the
Weight room building their s tre ngth for the season. Being the returning chanlpions, the Patriots received a lot of
Pressure and challenges from their opposing team s .
"Yes I can!" shouts coach Johnson e ncouraging his pla yers . That phrase is w hat coach Johnson tells his players
at almost every practice and even bt•fore games, IT1aking sure that they stay focused and concentrated on w inning
Cl.nd bringing success in the up coming season .
It was obvious that th e tea m was highl y optimistic and it beca me a rea lity during the PH v. Halifax Homecom-
ing Game. The tea m came through at th e e nd and s tole the big w in from right underneath them . The team finished
\vi.th a great season and are getting pumped for next year.
'Vall Ready For This?
"Yell with us ... Let's hear it, PH.H. S. "
-Susan Althouse
The Patrick Henry cheerleaders instill spirit into the Patriot fans by supporting the athletes with great
pride and enthusiasm. Cheerleading is one
of the only sports that continues through
two seasons. The 2001-02 season began in
the sum1ner with cheer carnp, and then the
regular cheering season began on the side- '
lines of the football and basketball games.
The cheerleaders show their dedication by
cheering at all sporting events, whether it i
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a home or an away game.
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1. The cheerleaders jam to
the sound of the band.
- Photo by A. Ferring
2. The JV team watches the
Patriots score a touchdown.
- Plwto by K. Herbert
6. The squad is excited
about the homecoming
parade. - Photo by S. Althouse
7. Caitlin Aukward receives the "Miss Cheerleader" award from the
student body. - Photo by K.
3. The freshmen cheerleader how off their stunts.
Salyers.
- Photo by K. Herbert
8 . During a pep rally Susan
and Emily Althouse catch
Tamra Johns.
4. Theresa Nolin cheers as
she i lifted in a stunt.
- Photo by F. Wright
5. The girls practice before
the big game.
- Photo by ]. Katz
- Photo by J. Gallag her
9. The JV team performs
for the homecoming pep
rally. - Photo by K. Salyers
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High Enoug h
Cross Country
1. The boys on the cross
country team take a break at
the track.
2. Nick Surace flies around a
tum during a vital home meet.
3. Rob Barrett tries to catch
Chris Creed, "TheAnimal",
but, of course, no one can
catch
the animal.
4. Jonathan Katz tells himself,
"I think I can,
I think I can."
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Dickenson get into a suds war
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Althouse ask themselv es w hy
they participate in such a
painful sport.
8. After a p asta dinner at the
Althouse's home, the celebration of an outstanding season
continues as the cross country
team gathers for one last team
photo.
9. One of the top runners
of the girls' team, Emily
Althouse has a story race.
10. Will Rutherford and
Jonathan Katz want to 'know
if they can offer the ladies a
fish sandwich.
11. Gray Huffman is da man.
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"A 45-minute run." That's what th e Patrick H e nry Cross Country team has been hearing since the middle of last summer.
They worked hard over th e summer in hopes of ha v ing a good season . Officer Lewis and Rosalind Shockley continued to
coach, but this year the bigges t " bloc khead" of all,
Coach Cox, was add ed to the coaching staff.
During the very first w ee k of th e season Nick Surace ;·
set the course record and throughout the rest of
the year, the team pla ced w e ll; Will Ruth e rford and
Nick Surace both placed in the top 15 in districts.
College of William and Mary for the biggest meet
of the season. But befo re running , th ey went for a da y
o f fun at Busch Gardens. They ended the season
With the hard est two weeks of thci r Ii \'L'S. OffiCL'r Lew is, a ftt'r in formin g
the team that this was his last year coaching,
decided to make it a m e mora bl e !<1st twp weeks b y running the tea m as ha rd as he could . But in the end it was all worth it.
The team
end ed th e season w ith <1 f(1urth pl <:iet:' fini s h in districts. They are lL1 L1 king forward to next yea r!
''What's all the racket about?''
-Meghan Chudina
With the help of the n ew coach Joel Higham and assistant coach Stacey Allred, the Patrick H e nry Girls' tennis tea m felt confident that they would be on the road to victory. The team also felt secure und e r the leadership of th e wild but responsible team
captains, Mary Roberts and Courtney Minton, wh om
made practice worthwhile ye t e njoyabl e.
The line up for the team this year also took on a n ew
look fr o m th e prev ious. Junior Ashley Cla y worked
hard to ma intain the number one sea t on the tea m.
sport led her to many important w ins. Following her
Throughout the season , Ashley's d edication to the
w e re fr es hme n Macke n z ie Payne and Ja imie Clay.
These girls showed an incredible performance espeyo ung. Senjors, Mary Roberts, Courtney Minton a nd
six th sea ts on the team. Due to hard work and dedicad is trict except for E.C. Gla ss and Cave Sprin g.
cia lly beca use th ey w e re so hi g h on th e ladder ye t so
Megh a n C hudin a dominated the fourth, fifth and
, ti on th e tea m was a bl e to d efea t a ll tea m s in the
O ther me mber's performances on the tea m were crucia l to wi nnin g as we ll . Doub les tea m , Fran cis McC orkl e a nd Margare t
Lemon, we re ab le to defea t the Franklin Co unty numbe r on e do ubles tea m. Th e re is no " J" in team a nd that is definitely a fact
with gi rl s tenn i~. Overall, the tennis team had a good season . N ex t yea r they w ill be ready to "s h a tte r Cla ss" a nd " bea t the
Kn ights" in th<:> d istri ct.
Ice, Ice, Baby
Girls Tennis
l. Jamie Clay, Carter Varner,
Mackenzie Payne, Whitney
Norbo, Courtney Minton,
Meghan Chudina, Mary
Roberts and Brittany Maxey
take a break to eat under the
Gazebo at Rivers Edge.
- Photo by Steve Clay
2. Senior Courtney Minton
prepares her racket in order
to set up a winner against
her opponent.
- Photo by Knte Herbert
3. Doubles team Mackenzie
Payne and Jaimie Clay change
to scoreboard.
- Photo by Steve Clay
4. Senior Mary Roberts prepares to smash her famous
powerful serve across the net.
- Photo by Kate Herbert
5. Carter Varner and Whitney
Norbo watch the match against Q
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Cave Spring.
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up to her opponent.
- Photo by Kate Herbert
8. Number one player Ashley
Clay gets ready to hit a powerful forehand to her opponent.
- Pltoto by Kate Herbert
9. Freshmen Jaimie Clay takes
a sip of wa t r during change
over while she gets some
advice from the coach.
- Photo by Kate HerbPrt
10. Freshmen Mackenzi
Payne keeps her fe t mot'ing
an.d knees bent a h aivait
the return .
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11. The girl t nnis team.
- Photo by Knie H •rl•ert
Hit 'Em Up Style
Volleyball
1. The team gathers around
Coach Sink during a time
out.
2. The JV volleyball team
comes together for a huddle.
3. Kostayne Link spikes the
ball as her other teammates
wait to back her up if she
needs so.
4. Danielle Petrosky discusses the next play with
her teammates.
5. A JV player jumps up to
spike the ball across the net.
6. Britney Garcia scared?
No Way! She is ready for
whatever the other team has
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gather for a team meeting.
These girls definitely know
what it means to be a team.
9. Lady PatriotJessica
Taylor prepares to send a
powerful serve across the
net to the opposing team.
Way to go, Jessica!
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without him? The girls are
a~ smiles as they pose for a
picture with their team
manager, John Barrett.
11. During an exciting g ame,
Jennie Smith leaps off the
ground to spike the ball.
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The JV Volleyball team had a great season this year. Headed by returning Coach Sink,
the team worked vigorously to win. The team was led by sophom*ore captains Daniell
Petrosky and Stacey Parrish. With the hard work and determination, the Patriots earn d
a record of four wins and six losses. The PH team posted huge victories over G.W
Danville, PH of Ashland and E.C Glass. Sarah Jordan, Dani e l le Pe trosky and Stacey
pressed!
Parrish were key assets to the team. Even though the JV Volleyball 's record was far from
Photos by M.J. Barrett
perfect, they improv ed a great d ea l and had a good season .
It all began at camp. The Lad y Patriots packe d thi e r bags and headed for JMU for week long practices and little rest. It
was here that the team b e gan th e ir journ ey toge the r. They became more than just teammates, but friends. Rebecca
Sweeney said, ''I'm glad that I am on th e te an1 b ecause of all the friends that I have made. It is fun to have moved up
from JV." After camp e nd e d, practice b e gan and the team s tarted their regular season. It was always obvious when it
was game day because th e g irl s could b e s ee n w earin g purple and white striped socks and hand painted t-shirts sporting
their team number. Th e bu s rid e to avv ay g am es
consisted of singing famous Disney tunes or
chanting the "If you want to b e a Patriot" ch ee r.
The Varsity Volleyball team had a lot of fun
With a very successful season .
The team had to say g oodb ye to son1 e v e ry
valuable senior players at the end of their
season. Each senior memb e r of th e team walke d
away from the experience with something
different. Senior Tara Hutcheson, who ha s bee n
on the team three out of her four years of high
school said, "Volleyball ha s tau g ht me that you hav e to work together in order to be successful." Seniors also have a lot
lo think about during this critical tim e in th e ir liv es. " Once you become a senior, you have to choose what sport you
Want to pursue in college. This is what 1 want to purs ue,"Senior Jessica Taylor said. As the Varsity Lady Patriots continue
lo dominate in future y e ars, these g irl s will b e greatl y missed.
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1. Will Moore gives thumbs
up to a good golf game.
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himself for a great swing and
a hole in one.
3. Richard Long backswings
and watches the ball.
4. Coles Jennings and
Richard Long oundle up in
their golf cart.
5. Barry Wirt sets his eye on
the hole in hopes for a hole in
one.
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The golf season started out w ith a swing. The Patrick
Henry golf team, led by coach Wade Whitehead, was
third in th e district. As the season progressed scores
continued to lower and after a lot of hard work and
practice, the team pulled it together and placed third in
McClelland Metro Tournam ent. Junior Barry Wirt also
gave an impressive performance at the McClelland
Metro and placed secon d. The team w as very pleased
with their successful season and cannot w ait to get
back on the course next year!
6. Wade T~ylor kissed the t~ophy, while David Driver and Coles
Jennings gJVe eachother a high five.
7. Josh McCoy enjoys a good laugh with his teammates w hile
walking the green.
8. David Driver finds humor in the wonderful ame of golf.
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Varsity Wrestling
In incredible year. It starte d
Th e e ntire te am faired well
at th e dis trict n1 eet and quali-
,vith a bang with the tea1n
fi e d for th e
also
did tling team is losing many
ed by Jonathan Counts and
r e gional
very
well goodseniorsbuttheyhavea
onathan Katz. Jonathan
\atz overpowered his
:ompetition in the first
1tee*ts of the season. The
:earn has come far in the
in ee t.
A
few
senior s had
incredibl e
with a first great group of underclass-
se asons
the Nor th Coleman who placed 1st in
::>ast few years from losing
thi s y e ar including Chris
West
: i y more than 100 points to
~ranklinCounty, to coming
1vithin one match this year.
Cotton, who placed second
Woodson placed first place 2nd in the North West Rein the Western Valley Dis- gion and 3rd in the AAA
trict, 3rd place in the North state meet.
The wrestling team had
state meet. Jonathan Katz for the State meet. Thewres-
place dis- menreadytotaketheirplace
trict medal next year. Including the
and 6th in team's top wrestler Cecil
in th e Western Valley District, 4th in the Northwest
1. Senior Tony
2. Josh Mitchem has the
Woodson breaks down competition all locked
a fra nklin County
up .
Wrestler at the Big
OrangeTourn a ment.
Region, and 8th in the AAA West Region, and qual ed
3. Cecil Cole man chops
down hls opponent at
the s tart of his match,
w h ieh h e la ter wins by a
pin.
Region.
Tony the Western Valley District,
4. OU'i Cotton overpow rs his oppon ent
and thrnws him onto
h is back for a pin.
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Under The Sea
1. The senior girls of the
Patriot swim team
celebrate a very successful final season.
2. Freshman Al Fry
relaxes while contemplating his performance
at a swim meet.
3. Ready, set, swim!
This Patriot swimmer
waits for the starting
whistle to be blown.
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Carter Mundy watch
other swimmers and
cheer their teammates
on.
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Meredith Bradshaw
flashes a smile while
sporting her fashionable
swim cap .
6. Swim, Patriot, swim!
With perfect form, Peter
Volosin performs a
beautiful backstroke.
7. Emily Althouse has
every reason to be
smiling. She is both a
talented swimmer and a
senior!
8. We're number one! A
winning season proves
that the Patriot swim
team is the best.
9. This Patriot swimmer
gets the job done.
10. Susan Althouse and
Carter Varner perform
their pre-swimming
stretches. Flexibility
counts!
11. Emily Peters is
happy to have been part
of a successful team.
Swimming
This year's swim team was filled with excitement and many Patriot victories. Through hard work at practice, the girl's
swim team once again dominated the district, completing an undefeated season for the fourth year in a row. Though it is
always difficult to live up to the girl's amazing accomplishments, the boys put forth another great effort, placing third in the
district.
Captain Laura Graninger reflects on her last
season as a lady Patriot swimmer, "It was really
awesome to end my senior year with another
undefeated season!" Regional participants who also
qualified for the State meet on the girl's side
included Lindsay Hock,
Bernetta McGuire, Claire Woodall-Gainey,
Claire Dickey, Lauren Woody , Nancy Woody and
with a third place at the regional competition. They
Emily Althouse. The girls combined to finish
then traveled to Manasass, where the 200 M
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southwest Virginia. Those four girls also made finals
Gainey won the state title, a first for a team from
in all of their individual events while putting up another third place finish for the team .
After losing a big senior class , the boys proved that they were just as capabl~ , finishing the season with a six-and-three
record. As with the girls, the boys had many regional and state qualifiers , including Lee Kreger , Peter Volosin , Carter
Mundy and Nick Uzelac. Peter Volosin made finals in both of his events at the state meet. The boys will only be losing two
seniors, so they will definitely be just as strong with a new crop of freshmen next year .
The dynasty that has been created by the swimming teams at PH will continue for many years because of team spi rit,
pride and old-fashioned hard work .
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Basketball
1. The Varsity team huddl
before the game as they put
the finishirig touches on their
game plan.
2. The freshmen excited]
look on as they cheer for th
Varsity team.
3. The JV team huddles with
Coach Garst in a timeout a
they prepare to alter their
strategy
4. Coach Garst calls a time-ou
so the JV team can have a
quick breather.
- Photos by J. Hyatt
On the court or in the stands, when you take
it to the hoop ... everyone's a fan.
Purple and gold soared this season as the boys
junior varsity and v arsity basketball teams pounded
the boards in Patriot style.
The Lady Patriots (above) take the tip off.
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PH Sports
from left to right, top to bottom
2. They can't keep
Cross CoUJ.11.try a good Patriot
tea m plans to blast
down.
past the competition. Pho'to by K. Herbert
1. The
Photo by M.J. Barrett
3. Jeanie Hartman
glides through
the water
Photo by A . Ferring
5. Courtney
6. Iesha plays
fouls on off. for the form rly
Photo by]. Jonas all-mal la ·n · ·e
team.
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The indoor track team had a successful season. The team starte d th e ir
meets at Heritage High School, where they placed well in all th e e v e nts .
The team had many meets at Heritage and at VMI. Districts w e re h e ld at
Heritage. Most of the indoor track team made it to Regionals. In th e Regional meet, Nathan Ferrance and Clair Willis, both did well and advance d
to the state meet.
The indoor track team was coached by Chadwick Cox, James Earl Jon es,
Tommy Jones and Coach Johnson. The team had a good coachin g s taff that
was full of experience and coaching talent. The senior le aders of the te am
were Claire Willis, Nathan Ferrance and Kevin Green. The te am was full
of fresh, young new talent. All of the young athletes looked to th e ir se nior
leaders, as well as the coaches, for guidance. The team looks like it could
develop into a successful program. This was a good ye ar for track, and
everyone is excited and looking forward to n ex t year's team!
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Both Nathan Ferrance (top, left) and Clai
Willis (above) advanced to the state meet.
"Tracks were meant to be
indoors"
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Lizzie Pack and Lance Houk
relax between events.
The Outdoor Track Tea m
soars above the competition.
"Coach ]antes Earl
}ones is my father'
- Gray Buffman
Photos by j. f<atz
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1. Jonathan Katz sprints
hard as the anchor of the
relay.
2. Up, up and away!
3. Jarell Muse flexes his
muscles and strides over the
hurdles.
4. Adam Peters does the
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Runners take your mark, get set and go! Then the
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starting gun sounds off, and the cornpetition begins.
That's what you'll hear at the start of a Patrick Henry
outdoor track meet. The tea m has had a s trong season
with many new tearn m e n-1bers . The tean-1 placed well in
all the events, and they did gree1 t in th e Cosmopolitan
race at Salem High School. Congratulation s to the
Cornelius Penn hurls himself to a winning jump.
Outdoor Track Team .
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5.
The baseball team runs off the 1iield afte
Swing, batta, batta, batta, swing.
A player hits the dugout.
The team gets ready for a big win.
Todd Burrow runs to first base.
- Photos by L. Graninger
Even though th e reco rd was n ot as good as the Patriot
baseball tea m wante d, many s trides w e re made to en, u '
that the baseball tea m will b e in th e ri g ht spot to m ak,
the run for th e dis tri c t titl e in the n ea r futur e. Under tlw
lead e rship of re turnin g Pa triots, Todd Burrow, Ada111
Pete rs, C hri s Wadd e ll a nd Brent Sowe rs, the Patriot
w ere in th e hunt for th e d istrict b efo re th e season ev n
started . Coming into th e play was th e n ew western
Valley District, whic h m a n y con s id e r e d to b e the tou o-hes t dis tri ct in s ta te hi s tory . T h e n ew additions to the
varsity tea m a lso m ade th e Pa trio ts a force to b e reckoned witb. Fres hma n C hri s Leftwitch , Juni o r Jarh ett
Altize r and Senior Drew De n smo re brou g ht to the Patriots many n e w weapons th e Patriots a rsen a l.
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1. Becca Karnes throws
from third to first.
2. Jessica Wilhelms fights
off a high pitch at the
Fleming game.
3. Laura Damico shows
her game face.
4. Krystle Smith goes
to bat for the JV team.
5. Lisa Damico catches
a line drive as Chelsea
Settler covers second
6. The team congratulates
Cindy Bethel after a
homerun against Fleming.
7. Hey, hey, we're winning
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all eryoyed becomirf5 a better team tihs year
and ilnyrovirfg from !Ast year." -- Laura Damico
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"Strike one." And then "Barn!"-
it's a home
run. The Patrick Henry softball team had a great
season this year. The girls played hard on the new
softball field. Under a new coaching staff the team
has improved tremendously . Thei r top seniors,
Lisa Damico and Jessica Wilhelms helped lead
the team into a successful season.
- Photos by D. Damico. A Ferring and courtesy of Jennife r Jonas
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over cave syrinLJ in OT at their ylace."
-- Brice Cole
This year the varsi ty soccer tea m wa s led by co-captains Ian McMichael
and Matt Wallace. The tea m had a slow start, but turn ed it around with a
big win over Cave Spring in overtim e at their p lace . Th ey fini shed s tron g
and tied for second in the d istrict. Th e Patrick Hen ry socce r tea m m oved on
to the Dist ri ct C hampionship w here they sh attered E.C G lass . Thi s is th e
first tim e in e ig ht yea rs that the boys soccer h as wo n the di s tri ct Con gra tu Jations on w innin g Ca thy, th e be loved troph y .
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1. Sarah Jordan tools her
d efender and is off to rip one
upper 90s!
2. Margaret Jordan, Katie
L.J
McCown, Fran Dickenson,
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and Whib1ey Wright look on in
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hopes of the Pab·iots clearing the
ball from the goa l.
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dust.
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against cave synJYJ f'
cf a btg win
- cariie Smith
The PH Girls Vars ity Socce r te an1 s urprised th e ir fans with an
rverall record of 13 wins and 4 losses. Two lossL'S ca m e fn)rn PH
·ivaJ Cave Spring, but th e Pa triots wnn th e first ,11H.i las t m e eting
Jf theseason against th e Lady Knights. After a hMd fought-1- -3 luss
:o the Knights to d e te rmin e th e reg u l,u s L' c1son distri c t titl e, th e L1d y
atriots claimed th e W es te rn V a ll ey Uistri c t Tn urn ci nwnt C h ,1 rnpi )nship. They fell to Brooke Point in th l' quMtcrfin,1ls nf tlw
ecgionals 3-2 to end th e ir s u ccess ful se.1st m . l'H vvcis hurt b v th e loss
fSenior Kati e McCow n , Junior CcirliL' S mith ,111d lunior Eli z,1 bet h
Ha le to injuries. Seni o r M aya C h c1 pm a n ,1nd fr e shmen K ri sk n
VkCoy ended th e seaso n with mun:' th c1n 2() gL),1ls ci p e ice
'Vfa1ya, Kri sten and Becca Swee n ey ecH11t'd first team a 11 d ist rid
lionors. The Lady Patriots a re loo k in g fur w,ud hl ,~ stn in g up a nd
:oming year.
Th e Patriots clear the ball
from their goal.
We Will Rock You!
Lacrosse
1. Sometimes the Lacros e
team likes to goof off.
2. The goalie saves the day.
3. Wes Hubbard lobs a pa
upfield.
4. Mosh pit! These fierce
boys battle to be the first
player to the ball.
5. Price Gutshall makes a
nice catch.
6. Yeah, Patriots! The
Patriots celebrate after a
pounding of the other team.
"Faster than the Gingerbread man"
- David Durham
Lacrosse. Wow, what a year. Nestled in the quiet hills of
Virginia lurked a monster. This monster went by the name
of PH Lacrosse. David Durham was the h ead of the beast.
His speed y strikes an d venomou s sh ots kept oppon ents on
their toes . They had a successful season and w e love them.
The beast is tamed fo r now ...
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Regional Champs
The Patriots boy 's te nni s tea m hit th e co urts loo kin g for a fourth
straight district title . The tea m s tarted off s tron g, w inning five
straight before losing a to u g h mcitch to s tcite se n1ifincilis t E.C. G lei ss
5-4. The Patriots b ea t rival Cave Spring 8 -1 cind 7-2 for e ig ht s trni g ht
wins over the Knig hts . The teci m, le d b y se ni o rs Rya n Schleuter and
Matt McDowell, the Tim es land pl aye r o f th e yea r, a lso swept
Franklin County, Hcilifax County, GW-Dcinville ci nd Blcicksburg.
Juniors Brian Wolthius cind Chcirles T ciy lo r provid e d leci d ers hip,
and a strong sophom*ore clci ss, le d b y s tcite d o ubl es quarter fincili s ts
Brock Newton and T y ler Early, cilso included G il es Ro b e rts and Tom
Raney. The two fre s hm e n , Blair Wilne r and Alex Hincke r,
contributed immediate ly . All o f its to u g h h o urs on th e courts, m a kes
the Patriot team one of th e to p contenders for th e state titl e .
Photos courtesy of P. W olthi11 s
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1. Matt McDowell
and Ryan SchlueteI
give each other a pat
on the back.
2. Coaches Higham
and Albed relax while
the players win match
after match.
3. Giles Roberts 4. Sandy eats cake.
follows through
after a nice shot.
5. Tedd Ta_ lor
and Tom Rane
smile for th camera.
Eternal Victim
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The African American Culture Class evolved from a gospe l c h o ir, w hi ch
was organized b y Fletcher Nichols an_d Robin Parker ~ o ce lebrate Black
History Month in 1986. Parker and Nichols take a holistic approac h to
teaching the class and incorporate academics, cultural and fine arts into the
program.
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"The class enriches you on your heritage and makes you a pprec1a te
where your roots really come from, and all the injustice yo ur ances tors
suffered so that you could have a better life," Carrie Cardwell said. " !t's
more than just a black experience, it's a life lesson th at a n yone - white ,
black or mixed can learn."
Each class begins with a life lesson, based on readings from black Ar~1eri
can writers. Students are encouraged to analyze themse lves when makmE?
their life choices. The unique performing art component to th e class c u lm1nates into the third nine weeks performance for the entire student body as
well as one during the evening for the community. This year's them e wa~
"Eternal Victim or Eternal Victor?" The program included the gospe l cho ir,
a drama and the popular Step Team coached by "Bi g Brothe r" Jerel RJ1odes,
counselor in Parsons.
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Tony Moyer (above) and Carlos
Bingham , step masters , and the ste
team (below) perform at PH . The Psi
Phi Social Organization , developed
from the African American Studies
Class , has been together for three
years based on the principles of
manhood, scholarship, perserverac
and uplift. Photo by A. Ferring
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Pride Youth Programs
(PYP) asks students
to pledge to be drug-free ,
because students don 't
have to take drugs and
alcohol to have a good
time . In the fall Elvah
Taylor's PH Pride Team
members visit local
elementary schools and
begin performances with
energizers" to the song ,
"Singing in the Rain ." The
2001-02 Pride team
leaders are Secretary
Amber Via, Vice President Charley Nottingham
and President Antony
Wallington .
Photo courtesy
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Cars&
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Field
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Senior
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Time of
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1. Karen Snyder and
her date take a break
from dancing to cool
down.
Winter Dance
2. Roteshia Stevens
and Tony "Bug" Moyer
of the Winter Court.
3. He looks just like
Tom Cruise; Rob
Barrett is just a cutie.
He should be on TV
with date Mary Roberts.
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and Elizabeth
wetherington pose
for a quick picture
before dancing the
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night away.
5. Jason Acre and
Christopher Stump
d~nce the night away
with their dates.
6 · Ashley Jones and
Alex Kuilan of the
Winter Court.
7 · Mary Roberts and
Rob Barrett.
8 · The Winter Dance
King Tony Moyer and
Queen Sylvisia Hardy
are crowned.
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the party was just gett:ing started.
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On February 16, Tony Moyer and
Sylvisia Hardy were crowned Snowball
King and Queen under a lighted
archway su rrounded by balloons. The
snowball was held on campus this year
in the gym because of a inajority vote
by the student b ody. The new location
for the dance allowed for a more
spacious dance floor, larger and ni.ore
elaborate decorations and a greater
sense of school spirit. Junior Elizabeth
Wetherington agreed that the i1nprovecil decorations were a positive
change to the Winter Dance. She said,
"I loved the castle and the decorations,
it gave the dance a very nice atmosphere."
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1. George Dickens
spends his summer
stuck in a sousaphone after a mish
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~ "I went to Hazard City, Kentuck y, and built
houses for a charity progra m. "
-Tanner Hall
"I went to Atlanta, Georgia, and s h o ppe d."
-Jocey Read
"I spent the summer ge tting a tan in Myrtle ."
-Heather Harrison
"Nothin', I went to Busch Gardens a nd la zed
around with friends ."
-Kiana Hannes
"I went to Australia to pla y tenni s, chill e d in
Sydney and hugged a koala."
-Ashley Clay
3 . Nicole Lemon
shows off her
basketball skills at
picnic.
4. Justin Lucas an
Jarhett Altizer plan
where they will pla
flags at the Evergreen Cemetery
for the Veterans.
Fredy Wright spend
his Spring Break in
Disney World with t
one-and-only Minni
Mouse, showing his
love for ladies and
large mice.
Beth Blankenship
spends her break in
the jail for being bad .
Just kidding, she isn't
in jail, it's just the
terrible world of
summer school.
Brian Palmer spends
his summer at the
pool. He doesn't get
much time relaxing
over his break though.
His time is spent
coaching and teaching
kids to swim.
2. Nathan Ferrance
practices tricks on
the half pipe at the
skate park.
Senior Josh Barto
takes a break from
skating to relax in the
sunny weather at
Roanoke's
Wasena Park.
1. Courtney Hatch of North
Carolina, Denetia Lyons of
Detroit, and Heather Ketcham
of Patrick Herny pose as the
winners of the National High
School Recipe Contest for Baking
and Pastry Arts.
2. Josh Gallagher tours Notre
Dame on his trip to France.
3. Josh Gallagher poses at the
temple
of Jorice in Ustin.
4. Claire Willis climbs the boulders during a hike at McAfee's
Knob .
5. Fredy Wright and Kayla Stump •
chill with Daisy Duck over
Spring Break.
6. Natasha Casey spends her
vacation checking out the new
clothes at the mall .
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EMT on the Cave Spring Rescue Squad.
2. Josh Gallagher sports the sombrero during
Fiesta Day at JC Penny.
3. Jacob Moen expects to get customers at The
Orange Dog by throwing himself on the
counter.
4. It's only I I o'clock in the morning and Sarah
Jordan and Courtney Minton have been up
for hours baking bread at Heartland.
5. Margaret Jordan shows that the only way to
pass time working at Heartland is to have fun!
6. John Ellmore and co-worker enthusiastically
prepare and sell sandwiches at Subway.
7. Natalie Deck shows how happy she really is
to be closing up at Wildflour after a long day's
work.
8 . Brianna Christenbury, Corinne Shamy and Sam
Cargill are three of the many PH students that
work at The Daily Grind .
9. With an outgoing personality,Kim Salyers
meets and greets as a hostess at Macado's.
HERE THE
PARTY AT?
week en
What gets Patriots through five days of classes?
Weekends get most students
at PH through five days a week
of classes! Some students spend
their weekends working while
others hang out with their friends.
The weekend activities include
going to movies, going out to
dinner and attending parties. Some
students use their time wisely and
catch up on classwork for the
upcoming week. Even though
students spend their time on
weekends differently, they still
manage to have plenty of fun!
Lee Kreger (left) and
Emily Althouse hang
out on w eekends,
while show ing their
American pride the
weekend after 9-11.
Lindsay Hock (right)
and Ryan Schlueter
hang out at Claire
Haynie's house on
New Year's Eve.
Julie Brooks,
Sarah Kirk,
Lauren Stockburger,
Ju lie Kate Hamilton
Mary Dodson,
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Meredith Bradshaw
and Lee Pembroke
celebrate Julie
Brooks' 16th
birth d ay in
Septe mbe r.
Meredith Bradshaw and Mary Rob e rts
spend a weekend at UVA fi g urin g o ut
what college life is like.
Jena Shaver,
Stephanie
King,
Bridget
Comer,
Andrew
Perring,
Laura
Fergurson
and Carlie
Smith have
a birthday
party.
Hanging Out
1. Fredy Wright tries on
his purple and gold outfit
before school spirit week
starts.
2. Emily Peter and
Maygon Sowder play a
game of foosball
to entertain themselves
on the weekend.
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Meg Lemon and Will
Moore get themselves in
a tangle this weekend
with a competitive game
of Twister.
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4. Nathan Ferrance enjoys
the weekend weather
during his McAfee's
Knob hike.
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5. Jimmy Lindsey shows
off his monkey side while
swinging at the festival in
Maryland.
6. Senior guys, Bryan
Moore, Jonathan Katz,
Will Morrissett, Sean
Floyd, Matt Wallace and
Ian McMichael grill
burgers and dogs at the
annual "E's late night"
held on one Sunday night
every ) ear.
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1. The whole Florida
crew gets together for
a shot before dinner.
2. Caroline Smith,
Martha Clay Martin,
Jessica Sweeney and
Whitney Wright gaze
into the sunlight while
chilling on their boat
trip.
3. The beautiful
tropical fish of the
Florida Keys surround
the snorkelers.
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and Will Morrissett
enjoy clinner at "Eat it
Raw."
5. Melinda Kong and
John Allison have a
"heart to heart" by the
sea.
6. Liz Hodges and
Brittany Maxey tread
water to pose for the
cam era.
7 . Liz Hodges and
Ro bert Barrett o bserve
the aquatic environment of Key West.
8. Andrew Fintel,
Jacob Thomas and
their boat crew blaze
in the sun.
Trip
Key West
On January 29 at 4:30 a.m., 36 College Biology students met Ed
1-tcMichael and the eager chaperones at the Roanoke Regional
\irport. When they left the temperature was in the 30s and a few
iours later, they arrived in the SO-degree-sunshine. When the group
urived at Big Pine Key, they began the night with the ritual nightly
) iology lab observing aquatic environments and what lives in the
~eys. Every morning, bright and early, they began with a boat trip
:tnd snorkeling. Some days included visiting the coral reef, which
was filled with reef sharks, bull sharks and nurse sharks.
VJcMichael's class also visited the mangroves, the floating island
11ade of roots, filled with deadly caterpillars. Everywhere they went,
:he students saw barracudas, exotic fish, sponges, crabs and lob; ters. On the campround was a pond filled with sharl'.s that the .
: lass snorkeled in . Big Pine Key was the hon1e of 36 seniors for six
:ld venture-filled days. Although there was a lot of strenuous exer:.ise involved in putting th e equipment on and off, the two hour
-elaxing period was spent sun bathing or playing vo ll eyball in the
blazing sun. Imagine that in January!
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"Our instructor Mark was one of
the most interesting people I've
met. You learned things spending time with him that you
didn't realize."
-Lauren Woody
"My snorkeling buddy handed
me a fire sponge - wow, that
wasn't cool."
-Brittany Maxey
"Being bumped by a bull shark
is a true adrenaline rush!"
-Adam Wal drop
"The most exciting part of the
trip was snorkeling with Adam
and Laura, searching for sharks
and barracudas. "
-Theresa Nolin
Celebrate Good Time
All of the seniors are ready to end "senioritis" by taking those precious
steps across the Roanoke Civ ic Center Auditorium stage in June. Tradition, however, requires that mock graduation take place during Senior
Week, May 20-23. Seniors begin the week with a pizza luncheon in the
Auxiliary Gym. On Tuesday they fill out their Senior Surveys and
collect their caps and gowns for the big event. Wednesday is designated
"Senior Day." Students and teachers alike take pleasure in the various
decorative caps the seniors display during line-up .
During the assembly, SGA officers introduce next year's leaders. Also, this yearbook was dedicated to all of
the PH secretaries. They reside in every hall and work hard to keep the school ruru1ing. And as all of the
seniors know, the secretaries are the only ones that can write a pass to leave campus. Thanks, again, ladies.
On Thursday, the seniors gathered at the PH track for their annual senior picnic. Good luck, class of 2002.
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Gray Huffman
and a few
of his buddies
Laura Hiles
and
Mary Roberts
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Kate Herbert,
Meghan Chudina
and Melinda Kong
Melinda Kong (VT)
and John Allison (USC)
Photos by
Pam Feldman,
Sandy Johnston and
Brenda Wright
Th e future of A m erica?
Patrick Henry High School
Commencement Service
Roanoke Civic Center Auditorium
Thursday, June 6, 2002
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Photos by
Pam Feldman,
Sandy Johnston and
Brenda Wright
Hugs and smiles: Nikki Tarragano and Carlos Bingham
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Elizabeth Wetherington ,
date Miles and Anne
McNally chat at After
Prom and tell how great
their night was.
Adam Peters is a high
roller at After Prom , a
whopping 40 ,000
dollars! Go Adam!
Laura Ferguson
goes down the
super slide in a
burst of laughter.
Stephane King
shows off her
prize from playing
Plinko.
Justin Milum
heads sideways
down the super
slide to begin his
After Prom fun!
Matt Coulter gambles his night away
at the Roulette table. Black 13 -... - Yes!
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Nicole Lemon starts her -night off with
a fun round of winning at Plinko.
Doug Scott and Tanner Hall do
Karaoke, one of the many activities.
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Pomp and Circ*mstance
Unable to control his
excitement, John Allison
holds a permanent smile
and thinks about his aftergraduation celebrations.
Vaneesha Moon
knows the only
thing to do after
receiving her
diploma is smile.
Stuart Brown graces the
crowd with his beautiful
voice as he sings the
National Anthem and PH
song .
Knowing that his life is about
to change , Adam Waldrop waits
in anticipation of the graduation
ceremony .
McKinsey Bamber and
Megan White join
together for one last hug
before their big moment.
Photos by
Pam Feldman ,
Sandy Johnston and
Brenda Wright
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Carol yn Wynne (choir) and Roy Martin chat
before he retires from teaching English and
advising the staff of the award-winning school
newspaper, The Statesman.
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their Rames ca.lied.
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Oh, Happy Day
Class of 2002
Photos by P a m Feldm a n , S a ndy Johnston and Brenda Wright
Life is good: Will Rutheriord, Corim1.e Shamy and
Adam Markwood join together i:n excitement after graduation
from CITY School.
Friends forever: F1:edy Wright, Carrie Jeffers.on, ]Uchard ~aPrad~
and Freana Burks share the happiness of aver , big d<l) \o\'lth theu
friends and prepare to take over the world.
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Patrick Henry
High School
Come and take a Ride Wit' Me as we take a look at a year in the life
of Patrick Henry High School. As you walk onto the Patrick Henry
campus, you might say to yourself, It Smells Like Teen Spirit." And
it's true. This campus is full of many spirited students who are just
trying to make it through the year. There Ain't No
Mountain High Enough
for these students as they
Hit 'Em Up Style in the
classroom. They may only
be there for six hours
of the day but for many it's
like Workin' 9 to 5 and
Working Day and Night.
This year, the students
had a reality check as they
learned what it's like to be
Proud to Be an American.
Later, the students could
be seen Dancing the Night
Away at the PH Homecoming. Viva Las Vegas!!
When the w eekends
came around, the
students of Patrick
Henry were Ready to
Run home, Start the
Commotion and ask
themselves "Where the
Party At?" The students of Patrick
Henry have got
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a Lotta Livin' To Do. But as the year comes to an end
and they take a moment to reflect back on the past,
th~y decide that they need to Celebrate Good Times.
With four years of high school in the making,
I Hope You Had the Time of Your Life.
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Congratulations Patrick Henry Class of 2002
Good Luck in the Future!!
Kate Herbert
Editor
L isten to the
Music ...
W e're the Best of
W hat 's Around!
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Best wishes to all of the
Patrick Henry Patriots
SEIZE
THE
DAY.
Jeff Leach
Sales Consultant
Class Rings and Graduation Products
1308 W. Main Street
P.O.Box 911
Sa lem, VA 24153
387-4 269 FAX 387-4279
jeff. leac h@jostens .com
If you ml s us in school,
go to shopEJ/ostensg}com
Baskin (3/J Robbins
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Phone : (540)-343-5853
PHIL BALDWIN
You brought som_ething special to our lives,
And vve vvill always remember you.
Keep that determination ;
and enthusiasm
as you move to the next
field. R.T.L.
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CJ, San1, Aaron , TrevorThanks for all of your hard work.
Y'a ll are a talented . creative group ...
Good lu ck.
Lauren and M ~. Dciv
Love,
Mo1n and Ned
Good luck Patriots & Senior Patriots!
KNEADFUL
enTRE
THINGS
COMPUT ER CEN TER
HENNY B. BROOKS
Sen ior System s Con sultan t
3846 Electric Rd.
Roanoke, VA 24018
(540) 989-6000
FAX (540) 989-9798
Title: The Statue of Liberty
Business (Home): Gail's Studio
Artist: Gail Keyser Crickenburger
985-0975 w/ Relocation
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Congratulations
to the
Class of 2002!
,..,Bob & Dori
Herbert
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Congratulations Meg!
Good luck next year!
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Love,
Mom, Dad & Doug
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Matt,
Goodlucl~at W&L.
Love,
Mom , Dad & Preston
You'rethehest!
With thanl~ and love,
Mon1&Dad
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We'll miss you
Dollywood!
Have fun at Tech!
Go Hokies!
Love,
Mom, Dad, Jennifer,
Susan & Ben
Dear Fredy,
You are a very special young
man in my life. I am so very
proud of you and especially
for going to college ... I
know Pawfaw would be
extremely proud too, Baby!
God Bless You and Much
Love Forever,
Nannie Wright
NATIONAL SCHOOL STUDIOS INC.
Randy Freeze
Territory Manager
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Roanoke, VA 24018
(540) 581-0820 x 204
FAX (540) 581-0823
Congratulations to the Girls Swim Team and your 42-0 record!
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Good luck to
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Congratulations!
Love,
Your Guidance
Counselor
Love,
Mom & Dad
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Joey Camp
Co-Manager
679 Brandon Ave.
Roanoke, VA 24015
(540) 345-2634
Congratulations Kate!
We are so
proud of you!
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Love,
Mom, Dad &
Adam
2001 -2002
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to the
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Congratulations
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Manager
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Class of 2002!
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Congratulations and Best Wishes to the
Senior Class of 2002~
especially: Jenny Ammen,
McKinsey Barnbef", Anna Christenbury,
Matt McAuley, Jacob Thomas
and Emily Walker
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Pa inting, Inc.
Elaine Stephenson
Interiors, Inc.
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Roa noke, VA 2401 3
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Commercial - Residential
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Shopping Center
Tel : (540)-345-HAMS
Fax: (540)-345-0554
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Roanoke , VA 2401 4
CONGRATUIATIONS
CLASS OF 2002 !
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Superintendent
Michael N . Cross
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Roanoke.VA 24015 - 3305
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540-344-2 758
Wishing "The PATRIOTS" continued success
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The Patrick Henry PTSA
CONGRATULATES
The Graduating Class of
The
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Good Luck Stacy!
Thanks for
Only one more year to go!
years of
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memones
We love you,
and true
G rammy and Poppy
friendship!
Love En1 i !Y
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and the Wildflour Staff
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Congratulations babyl
We are so proud of you!
Love y o u,
Daddy, M o mmy,
Savannah and Cry stal
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NG RAT ULA TI 0 NS JAN E !
To: Justin Milum
You are a blessing sent to
us from God. We are so
proud of you. We hope all
your dreams for the
future come true.
Life is not a rehersal.
Live your best everyday.
Good luck in the future.
We are proud ofy ou!
Live, Love & L rn g h!
Mo m
Love,
Mom & Dad
"God. help me be half the person my dog thinks 1am ."
Congratulations Derek!
BEST WISHES TO THE PATRIOTS!
THE D OC T O R S A ND ST A FF AT R OA NOKE ANIMAL HOSPITAL
We Love You,
Mom&Dad
Mark R. Finkler. D.V .M.
David J. Rolfe . D.V.M.
Bridger M. Quatmann . D.V.M.
Laura P. Nelson. D.V. M.
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great books and excellent
inform_ation!
GO PATRIOTS!
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Lh1da Kreider
Ow17er/Opera tor
1820 lVfomcrial 'Ave., SW
Rca17cke, V'.A 24015
982~2800
5335 Peters Creek Road
Roanoke, VA 24019
(540) 362-1858
Toadly Kids
located in The Forum
774-7282
Congratulations Lauren!
We are so proud of you. We wish
you much success and happiness
at Mary Washington ...
. . . and don't ever stop
chasing those bubbles!
Love,
Mom, Dad, Nancy & Michelle
CONGRATULATI ONS AND
Congratulations ·
Will & Matt!
GOOD LUCK AT
We are so
proud of you!
JMU!
LOV E,
MOM , DAD, WILL
& KE MPER
l' hiUip J. Mollic a II , D. C .
Rine Ridge Chiropractic
The Tax Depot
TTR, Inc.
Mary A . Russo, E.A.
Enro lle d A gent, 40983
2502 l>roa d wa y , SW
Roanoke, VA 240 I !J
(540) :344-2000
O r a n ge Pl aza.
2128 O r a n ge Ave .
Roa nuke VA 24012
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Job well done!
Supporting the Patriots
for 2 Generations
of Newtons!
Mr. Toney
Dr. and Mrs. Rochard M.
Best wishes Will.
Newton, Sr., MD
Keep your smile
and your sense of
humor!
Go Patriots!
Love,
Mom, Dad &
Andrew
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COMPANY, INC.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Maiorie Cundiff
Human Resources/
Information Systems
P.O. Box 7330
Roanoke, YA 24019
(540) 992-2140
"These are the
good 'ol days. Live
One more year to go!
then1 well, you're
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Thanks for
everything!
I love you guys!
Love.
Kate
Love The Smiths
I love us! Us is great!
going to miss th en1
in the years ahead!"
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AND THE CLASS OF
2002!
Virginia Building Services
of Roanoke, Inc.
Complete Restoration/Remodeling
from the ground up:
Love,
Mom, Dad &Whitney
Congratulations Gray!
We will miss your smiling face.
FRAMING AND FINI SHED CARPENTRY
int e ri o r and exterior
INTERIOR FINISHES
painting, s ta inin g. wa llp apering
WALL TREATMENTS
plas terin g, drywall , paneling
FLOOR CO VERINGS
carpe t. ce rami c til e. hardwoods, viny l
ROOFING
conventional shin g k s. s lat e, wood s hak e, com m e rcia l roofing
C ONCRETE AND MASONRY
DES IGN CUSTOMIZING
C la ss A V ir g inia Sta te Co ntra c to r
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Good luck at U.Va.!
Love, Mom, Dad & Nick
(540) 344-5544
Offices and Showroom
541 Can1pbell Ave., S.W.
Roanoke, VA 24016
Congratulations and all our love from ~our parents, the Kong s, the Lawson s, th e
Sweeney::;, the Rane ~ s. the Martins, the Wrights, the Adkin s. and the D' Souzas
... in honor
of the
Class of 2002
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c ongratulations to
tlle Class of 2002
and CITY School
graduates!
Good luck in
all your future
endeavors!
jnger Eure Weckstein
Randy J. Norbo
DDS
1414 Franklin Rd. S.W.
Roanoke, VA
2401()-'S2l 7
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When l grow up l want to be just like you!
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Mike & Barbara
Peterson
3226 Brambleton Ave .
Roanoke, VA 240 l 8
400 Williamson Rd.
Roanoke, VA
(540) 366- 7651
Congratulations to I
the Class of 2002!
A Little Bit t-lippy
You always knew how to keep your head above
water! I love you and I'm proud to be in your family.
Love.
Dad
(of Da Man)
DeMis e S\NeeMey
(540) 343-3700
coMce.,.t shi .,.ts, poste.,.s, tapestl"'ies,
sticke.,.s, iMceMse, etc ...
P.S. Go Vols!
Jacob Thomas
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Congratulations to a
Super Kidl We are so
proud of you.
M e htioh tihs c\L~ fol" 10°/o off!
Congratulations Corinne!
We love you!
We are so proud of you!
Love,
Mom&Dad
ames T . McClung, ]r., DDS
Larry R. Meador, DDS
Oral & Maxilfofacial
Surgery
6027 Peters Creek Rd.
Roanoke. VA 24019
( .)40) 362-5900
44:~7
...,tarkP y Rd.
Hoan okP . Vi\ 240 I 4
( 340) 77 45900
Naomi Bolling
(540) 989-8777
Bramb leton Plaza
4212 Brambleton Ave .
Roanoke , 24018
Love,
Mom, Dad , Lillian & Alex
Congratulations l(atie!
Love,
Moin, Dad & Grace
Heather.
e love you and we
are so very proud of
you! May all your
hopes and dreams
come true!
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CONTRATULATIONS
CLASS OF 2002
Dr. Charles W. Houghton
Dr. Franklin M . Wheelock
Orthodontists
3231 Electric Road
Roanoke . VA 24018
Across From Towers Shopping Center
687 BRANDON AVE.
ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 2401 5
JESSICA
Keep on exploring!
We all love you,
Mom, Dad, Neeley
Aimee, Jim
and Emma
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so proud
of you!
Always
be happy
as you step
from the
past into
the future.
Love 11/-i:unys ,
Mom, Dad Trevor
a nd Maggie
FRIENDS FOREVER
CRAIG A. WILHELMS, D.P.M.
A CLASS .
MEDICAL ANO SURGICAL FOOT CARE
FELLOW . AMERICAN COLLEGE OF FOOT SURGEONS
DIPLOMATE. AMERICAN BoARD CF POOIATRtC SURGER Y
ACT.
2 1 49 ELECTRIC ROAD. S.W .
TELEPHONE
772-0091
(RTE. 4 1 9 NEAR OAK GROVE PLZ.)
ROANOKE. VIRGINIA
2401 8
Furniture for every I
room in your home, I
plus mattresses and
outdoor furniture.
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the class of '02..
30 Day Satisfaction Gnarantcc.
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F1nanc 1a l P la nnin g
VALLEY VIEW MALL
194 5 Valley View Blvd.
Across From Hecht's
(540) 563-2070
Open: Mon.-Fri. 10-9,
Sat. 10-6. Sun. 1-6
r{5/1rmd @ntcnors
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In
Grand Pavilion Mall
Across From Tanglewood
(540) 774-7004
Ope n: Mon.-Fri. 10-9, Sat. 10-6
GRAND"S FURNl11JRE OUTLET
Off Rt. 460/ Hollins Rd.
122 1 Rhodes Ave.
(540) 777-497 1
Open: Thur. & Fri . 10-6, Sat. 9-6
Congratulations, Jess!
Remember to follow your yellow brick
road. It will lead you to many places,
but it will also lead you home.
Congratulations to
the Class of 2002!
We're proud of youl
Love,
Mom & Bruce
Congratulations to the
G irls Varsity Soccer Team!
Keep up the good work!
Richard M. Newton, Jr., D.D.S.
209 Roanoke St. Suite 6
Christiansburg, VA 24073
(540) 382-3291
Go Patriots!
DENSMORE
You have been a joy to us for 18
years. We have watched you grow
from an adorable child into a young
man of principles and compassion.
These qualities have brought you
to new places and new friends. The
right decision- a job well done!
Look forward now to your future filled with all the love, happiness and
satisfaction that you so richly deserve.
Way to go, Drew!
Go, PH!
Texas Tavern
114 Church Ave.
342-4825
Open 24 hours
Congratulations,
Class of 2002
Love,
Mom, Dad and Brad
ClASS OF 2002
The Graninger Family
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PH is a family a ffair
for cousins Carlie Smith,
Christopher and Barry Wirt and
Allison Longworth
Congratulations Class of 2002, especially the SGA seniors
Meghan Chud ina
Kate Herbert
Laura Hiles
Victori<l Hiles
M,Ht•C1re t )t)rdc1n
Jnn~than Katz
Melinda Kong
Brittany Maxey
Courtney Minton
Will Morrissett
Mary Roberts
Jessica Taylor
Searchin' For You
"It) been agreat four years,
but you'Ve gotta kave sometime."
- Ryan Schlueter
A a liya h 9
Ab b ott . Mo ll y 65. 70
Abb o tt. S a m a ra 5 1
Abdul-R a hm a n . Yas ir 65
A c re. J aso n 134
Ad a m s. J ess ica 5 1
Adkin s. H ad ley 99
A gee. R oss 37 , 95
A g h a. S l1 a i 5 1
Ak e rs. H a rl ey 140
Alb e rt . Meagan 51
Albri g ht . Hil ary 65
Albright . J o n a th a n 65
Aldri c h . An d rew 5 1
Al exa nd e r. A nth o n y 5 1
Alkh ad ra . Su sa n 82
All e n . Am be r 37
All e n. Aure li a 65
All e n . C y nthi a 5 1
All e n , Erica 82
All e n. J a m es 37
All e n . Ni co le 65
A ll e n . R o b e rt 82
A lli s on . J o hn
10 . 5 1 . 144
Alli so n . Will 82
Allre d . S tacey 11 2
Alth o u se. Emil y
108.
109. 11 0. 142
Alth o u se. Su sa n 3 7 . 108. 11 0
Alti ze r, J a rh e tt 5 1 . 13 6
Alti ze r. N o rm a n 82
Altm a n . M a rk 5 1
Amm e n . J aso n 65
Amm e n . J en n y 143
A nd e rso n . S te ph a ni e 37
An de rso n . Willi a m
37
Andree. Emily 99
A ndrews. Bre nt 65
Ann , L e ig h Cro nin 4 2. 56
Apighm e n . J aso n 122
Aquino . J a m es 6 5
Arti st , D e rri c k 92
A s h , Z a nd e r 65
A s h w ell ,
143
Am a nd a 5 1 . 59. 14 0 ·
Atkin s, John 5 1
Atkin so n , H e le n 82
Atkin so n . P a ri s 6 5
Audi a. Lisa 82
144
Aukwa rd . Ca itlin 109. 142 ·
Au s tin , C o le 5 1
Ayres , Sa rah 5 1
B aar, Eli za b e th 9. 65
Baa r., Eli zab e th 9
B ag b y. D a vid 65
B ag b y . M a tth ew 37
Ba iley, W e nd y 82
Ba ker, D ea n ge lo 65
B ake r. Te nika 65
B a llin . Adrienne 65
B a llin . Al exa nd e r 37
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Ba mbe er. M c K e n z ie
Bamb e r. M cK in se y 101
B a mbe r. M c Kin sey 10 1
Ba n e. A sh ley 65
Ba n ks M a rk ita 5 1
B a nk s: V ic toria 37
37
Ba nni ste r. M a ri ssa 3 6
Ba rbe r. C hri s top h er 65
Ba rbo ur. A ng e lo 65
Ba rbo ur. B randon 5 1
Barb o ur. Ta nita 65
B a rge r A m y 37
Ba rkh e 1me r B ra n dy 6 5
Ba rl ow . Deiu an 5 1
Barnes Fa ti mah 65
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B arnes . Jess ica 37
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Barre tt John 9 4
144
Barre tt . Robert
110
Bar rett John
114
Barrows Ann 65
Bart le tt Marga re t "i 1
Barto .Jos h
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B a rt o n . J a mi e 65
B a rud in . Verity 37
B ash a m , S a nd y 82
B a ug hma n , C ass a ndra 37
B ax ley. Krist e n 82
B ayn e. A m a nd a 82
B aza k . B e n 82
B ea r. Bri a n 5 1 , 95
B ea ub run . Ya n a tacia 37
B ec ke r. La ure n 65
B eck n e r. Willi a m 65
B ecks. La mi e ka 65 , 100
B e ddin g fi e ld , Erin 65
B eg ley. Am y 51
B e lkna p . Ste ven 51
B e ll. Chri s ti a n 51
B e ll e. Ang e l 3 7
B e ll e. A s hl ey 37
B e re n a to. Da v id 65
B e ta n co urt. N a thalie 37
B e th e l, C y nthia 65
Bill . Lind say 51
Billing s ley. Amanda 37
Binnin gs. Julia 6 6
Bittl e. Travis 51
Bl ack. Stacy 37
Bl ac kwe ll. Richard 51
Bl a h a. M ary 51
Bl a h a. To n y 66
Bl a nke n s hip . B e th 66 , 136
Bl a nke n s l1ip , Ka thy 82
Bl a nks. Steve 42
Bl a nks. Steven 37
Bl ev in s. M e lissa 66
B oa rdl e y, B e rkl e y 66
B o da m e r. Britta ny 66
B e h a nna . A shl e y 37
B o h o n . J o hn 66
Bolin . Jhe ryd 66
Bollin g , J essie 51 , 100
Bo nd s. Brod e rick 51
Bonds . Cj a y 66
Bonds. Courtn ey 66
Boo k e r, Vi ctori a 37
B oo th e, William 37
Boo ton , John 37
Borl ing . Ki e rsten 51
Barth e n . Noa h 51
B ow de n . J ayci 36 , 37
Bowles. Aimee 66
B owles. D ustin 66
Bo w m a n . H o n o r 99
Bo wm a n . H o p e 52
B owm a n . Kimberly 66
Brad fo rd . M a rk 52
Bradl e y. Willi a m 66
Bra d s ha w . Ja mes 66
Bradshaw. M e redith 37, 45, 142
Bra mm e r. K.e ll ee 66
B ra n cati . Willi a m 52
Bra ndi . Da na 37
Bras w e ll. Nick i 37
Bree d e n . Am y 66
Bree ding. Mic h ael 52
B rewe r. Andre 37
Bre w ste r. Bill y 66
B ri c kwe dde. M a th ew 52
B ri nk ley. Du stin 66
Broga n . Pey ton. 38 , 42
B rookma n . Ja mie 66
Broo k s. An drew 66
Brooks. Juli a nn e 38
B rooks. Ju lie 135
B rooks. Juli e. 142
B roo k s. La uren 52
Broo k s. M o rg a n 38
Brown . Be th 66
B rown. B ri a n 38
B rown. Eve 66
Bro"'tn G reg 66
Brown Jayme 52
Brown La ti sha 66
Bro wn Le nny 52. 106
Brown, Lindsay 52, 97
Brown, Marcus 52
Brown, Marlon 52
Brown, Michael 66
Brown, Patrice 38
Brown, Sandra 38
Brown, Sheron 66
Brown, Sierra 66
Brown, Stewart 52
Brown, Stuart 9
Brubaker, April 9
Bruce, Natasha 82
Bryan t, Miranda 38
Bryant, Susan 82
Bryant, Travis 53 , 140
Buck, Christopher 38
Bumbry, Corey 53
Bumgarner, Ashley 66
Bumgarner, Robert 38
Bunner, Bradley 66
Burks, Trey 38
Burnett, James 92
Bu rnette , Brandon 38
Burnette, Dante' 67
Burrell, Christopher 67
Burwell , Susan 67
Bush, Danielle 38
Bu tler, Hollis 38
Butler, Marie 67
Bye rs , Joshua 53
Byrd, Pat 82
CaitlinAkward 97
Call , Ira 53
Calloway, Carnis 53
Can non , Thomas 53
Cardwell , Carrie 38, 130
Cardwell, Claire 67
Cargill 141
Carlton , Matthew 53
Carner, Stephanie 67
Carp, Chris 52
Carp , Christopher 53
Carr, Jennifer 67
Carr, Karen ?d
Carrington , C. mille 67
Carroll, Megar, ?3
Carroll , Sarah 38
Carso n, William 67
c arter, Anthony 67
c arter, Austin 67
c arter, Christopher 53
c arter, James 53
Carter, Marcus . 6 7
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Ca rtwright , Jessica 6
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Casey, Caitlin 6 .
c asey, Lashona 67
Casey, Natasha 137
Casey, Netasha 67
c aulder, Stephanie 67
c ed illo-Niovis , Elizabeth 53
Chamberlain, Catherine 38
Chamberlain, Kendall 38
Chandler, Catherine 82
c handler, Jeremiah 38
Chapman, Seth 67
Chau , Vinh 67
Chavez , Lee 38
Childress , Shemeka 38
Christenbury, Bria nna .
Christian , Emily 67
Christian , Eric 38
c hudina , Kathryn 50 . 53
c hudina , Meghan 1O. 13, 94 , 95.
112 , 113 , 143. 144
Ciaffone, Gerry 82. 90
Clark , Ashley 67
Clark , Brandon 38
Clark , Kathleen 53
Clark . Matt 53
c 1ary, Stephen 53. 59. 103
Clay. Ashley 11 2. 11 3. 38 , 136
Clay. Jaimie 64 . 67 . 94 , 11 2. 113
Clay, Martha Martin 13 . 144
Clements , Larhonda 67
Cle ments . Rhonda 9
Clemmer, Kevin 53
Clemmer. Michelle 67
Cleve land. Lesli e 82
Click. Deana 67
Cline , Ashley 53
Cline, Leslie 38
Cole , Brice 38
Cole , Crystal 67
Coleman , Aaron 82
Coleman , Cecil 38, 117
Coleman , Christy 67
Coleman , Denika 38
Coleman , Joseph 67
Coleman , Kimberlyn 53
Coleman , Stevie 53 , 56
Colgan, Crystal 53
Combs, Kimberly 68
Comer, Bridgett 38, 142
Cook , Jessica 39
Cook , Veronica 53
Cooper, Crystal 68
Cooper, Erica 68
Cooper, Jeevon 53
Cooper, Rich 82
Corcoran, Alexander 68
Coric , Goran 39
Cormany, Kendall 53
Corvin , Andrew 68
Cottman, Jason 53
Cotton.Chris 117
Coulter, Linda 82
Coulter, Matthew 39
Counts , Jonathan 117
Cox, Brad 39
Cox , Chadwick , 122
Cox , Stacy 68
Craft, Melissa 53
Craighead , Summer 68
Crawford, Ashley 39
Crawford , Sarah 68
Crawford, Scott 103
Crawford , Virginia 36, 39
Creed, Chris 36, 39 , 110, 122
Creed , Katie-Marie 68
Crimmins, P.C. 53
Cristianbury, Brianna 101
Cronin , Leigh Ann 53 , 56 , 59
Cross . Joshua 68
Cross , Vicotria 92
Crowder, Nikki 9
Croy, Matthew 53
Cruise, Tom 134
Culley, Emily 53, 143
Culley, Nelson 39
Cummings, Brandon 54
Cummings, Dereck 68
Cundiff, Matt 54
Cunningham, Adam 68
Cunningham, Dav id 39
Currie, Mo 64 , 68, 77, 103
Custer, Mandriell 39
Cutler, Maresha 68
Cyphers. Amanda 39
Dalton , Sara 82
Dalton , Shara 64 , 68, 131
Damico . Laura 54
Danielle Bush 11
Davis, Antwan 68
Davis . Brittany 54
Davis , Kelly 54 , 103
Davis , Latoya 68
Davis , Leanne 68
Day, Andrew 54
Day, Frederick 54
Day. Jason 68
Dayton , Randi 39
Deans, Woody 82
Deck. Natalie 39. 45 , 14 1
Decker, Kelly 68
Demaku , Blerina 68
Densmore , Drew 97 . 106
Dews. Megan 68
Dicken son. Fran 52 . 54 . 110 . 103
Dickenson , George 136
Dickenson , Stephen 54
Dickerson. Amber 39
Dickerson. Joshua 68
Dickerson . Samanth a 68
Dickey. Claire 68
Didonato . Chris 68
Dillard . Amanda 54
Dinh , Jim 68
Di x. Sieara 68
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Dodson , Amanda 39
Donahue, Mark 68
Donald , Richard 68
Donohue, Kathleen 39
Dooley, Courtney 69
Dooley, Cynthia 69
Dooley, Pamela 39
Dooley, Tonya 39
Dorsey, Rachel 54
Douglas, Karla 54
Dowdy, Jessica 54
Downing , James 54
Draper, Alzie 69
Dreyer, Scott 82, 103
Drinkert, Evan 39
Driver, David 39, 116
Driver, William 54
D'Souza , Adrienne 13
Duck, Daisy 137
Dudley, Rodney 39
Duff , Amy 82
Duncan. Kathy 82
Dunker, Jenny 69
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1' Russian President VladimJr Putin
and President Bush
to cut
ar missile arsena s by nea rly
two-thirds. Later, Bush unilaterally
pulls out of the 1972 Anti-Ballistic
Missile Treaty to pursue a missile
defense system.
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and tighter check-in procedures
as airport security restrictions are
heightened following the terrorist
attacks on September 11 .
1' Japanese Crown Princes
Masako gives birth to a aby girl
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fresh debate about male-o nly
succession to Japan's th rone.
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terror when anthrax-laced letters
are sent to members of Congress
and the media. Five peop le are
killed in the attacks, and clean-u p
of government buildings costs
millions of dollars.
1' Former Yugoslav leader Slobodan
Milosevic faces the International
Tribunal in The Hague for U.N. war
crimes, including the murder and
persecution of ethnic Albanians
in Kosovo.
1' Twenty-eight youths are arrested
for starting bush fires that destroy
hundreds of thousands of acres
of forest and farmland and kill
thousand of koalas and kangaroos
in southeast Australia.
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Timothy McVeigh is executed by
into a Queens neighborhood in New
lethal injection for destroying the
York City on November 12, killing
Alfred
P. Murrah Federal Building
all 255 people on board. Structural
in A ril 1995 killin 168 eo le.
failure of the plane's tail assembly
app ntly causes the tragedy.
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1' Violent Israeli-Palestinian
confrontations escalate as Prime
Minister Ariel Sharon and PLO Leader
Vasser Arafat struggle to find an
answer to their countries' ongoing
hatred for one another.
1' After Houston energy giant Enron
collapses, thousands lose their life
savings, accounting firm Arthur
Andersen encounters accusations of
unethical practices, and the General
Accounting Office sues the Executive
Branch for confidential transcripts in
its investigation of the scandal.
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Enduring Freedom
begins, the U.S.
military airdrops
food rations to
the starving people
of Afghanistan.
-1' American surgeons in New York perform the first remote
control surgery. Signals sent through fiber-optic lines
enable robotic surgical arms to operate on a gallbladder
patient in France.
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the Mayo Clinic in
Rochester, Minnesota,
unveil a new technology
that uses facial heat
patterns to detect
lying. Blood flows
to the face when a
person lies, causing
dramatic changes in
heat patterns.
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out in the heat as Ame ~ ns
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temperatures across the country
in December and January.
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of carbon dioxide ice are eroding ..,
from the poles of Mars. Over time, ~
this could possibly prompt the
return of water to the Red Planet. ~
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Concorde airplane flies for the first
time since the July 2000 crash that
killed 113 people. Flight F002
travels from Paris to New York in
just under four hours.
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Dr. Judson Somerville donates
his own DNA to researchers
1' Scientists In Argentina discover
several 80-million-year-old
unhatched dinosaur eggs with
petrified dinosaur embryos inside.
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doctors to examine the Inside
of the human lntesUne without
surgery. Patients swallow Ula
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by countless children and
adults as "the tubby little
cubby all stuffed with fluff,"
celebrates his 75th birthday.
Popular shoemaker Vans releases
a shoe of a different color-white shoes
that turn yellow, pink or blue in the sunlight.
Bobbleheads make a comeback,
representing not only sports figures
but also pop music superstars such
as 'NSYNC.
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featuring portraits and bios of many leaders
involved , including President Bush and Secretary
of Defense Donald Rumsfeld.
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At 10:45 a.m. September 11 , Fox News Channel
introduces the headline ticker. Other networks follow,
creating a non-stop flood of headlines. Each "crawl"
rotates nearly 80 headlines in a 7- to 15-minute loop.
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Shrek and Donkey, voiced
by Mike Myers and Eddie
Murphy, hit the theaters
to teach a valuable lesson
about true love in Shrek.
-7 MTV, the first television
network devoted exclusively
to popular music, celebrates
its 20th anniversary.
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CBS's "Late Show with David
Letterman" helps people cope with
their emotions in the weeks after
the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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1' 1970s Swedish band Ab I? enjoys
revival in the Broadway fnash hit
Mamma~Mitr14'ti
1cal features
three intertwined love stories and
over 20 of Abba's greatest hits.
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and Best Supporting Actress in a
Comedy go to CBS's "Everybody
Loves Raymond" stars Patricia
Heaton and Doris Roberts.
-7 Actor Josh Hartnett solidifies
his role as a leading man
in Hollywood with a pair of
blockbuster war movies: Pearl
Harbor and Black Hawk Down.
1' Entertainers and major lV networks 1' The Lord of the Rings: The
come together in historic rashion for
Fellowship of the Ring, the first
the "America: A Tribute to Heroes"
movie of J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy
telethon, raising over $150 million
for September 11 relief efforts.
.J.. Nintendo's Gamecube and
Microsoft's X-Box enter the video
game market to compete with
Sony's smash-hit PlayStation 2.
trilogy, receives 13 Oscar
nominations including Best Picture .
..i- Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks
collaborate to produce the
10-episode HBO World War II
epic Band of Brothers, based
on the best-selling book by
Stepne
1' Kiefer Sutherland stars in Fox's
Golden Globe winner ~4 The
show is delivered mtwo demi
real-time episodes tmsed on lli18
action-packed day In the Ufa of
fictional CIA agent Jack Bauer:
1' Popular WB TV series "Buffy th
Vampire Slayer" receives rave e
reviews for presenting an entire
episode as a musical.
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and the Sorcerer' s
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~~e~inlg wee_kend , and first, second and
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nominated for the 2002 NAACP
Image Awards Outstanding
Hip-Hop/Rap Artist for the
song "livin' It Up."
-7 Singer/actress Aaliyah is killed
in a private plane crash in the
Bahamas. During her eight-year
career, Aaliyah released three hit
CDs and appeared in several
feature films.
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for New York City, to pay tribute to the victims and raise money for
recovery efforts after the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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1' The music from the hit movie 0 Brother, Where Art Thou?
becomes country music's top-seller for 2001 and receives
a Grammy nomination for Album of the Year.
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brings her high-energy Latin pop to
the U.S. with her first English-language
album, Laundry Service.
-7 Modem rock group Incubus
storms onto the music scene
with the release of the widely
acclaimed album Morning View.
1' Irish rock group U2's Elevation
1' Alicia Keys wins two American
Tour is the top-grossing tour of
the year, earning U2 the title of
Band of the Year from both Spin
and Rolling Stone magazines.
-i- Fatboy Slim wins six MTV Video
Music Awards for his video for the
song "Weapon of Choice," featuring
a dancing Christopher Walken.
Music Awards for Favorite New
Artist in both the Pop/Rock and
the SouVR&B categories for her
debut release Songs in A Minor.
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Country singer Trm McGraw wins
five Billboard Music Awards,
including Country Album of the
Year for Greatest Hits.
1' Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes
Borland leaves the band to
pursue his own musical career.
Legendary Beatles' guit~ris'. George ,.
Harrison . the so-called Quiet Beatie,
dies after a three-year battle with cancer.
...v Rock bands like PO.D. use their faith to
help bring the Christian rock/pop music
message into the mainstream music scene.
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Bond reaches the top of the U.S.
classical album charts-despite
being blacklisted from the U.K.
chart for sounding too similar
to pop music.
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England Patriots shock NFL viewers
by kicking a dramatic last-second
field goal to upset the St. Louis
Rams 20 -17 in Super Bowl XXXVI.
-7 Michael Jordan, 38, returns to the
NBA with the Washington Wizards.
Jordan fills arenas nationwide and
propels the previously doormat
Wizards to instant respectability
with an over-500 record .
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7 Actress/singer
Jennifer Lopez
marries dancer/
choreographer
Cris Judd
in September.
1' Wendy's founder and
1' NBC's TV game show "Th,e
familiar television figure
Weakest Link" gains popDlarity
Dave Thomas succumbs
thanks to the assertive
to liver cancer at age 69.
demeanor of British
hostess Anne Robinson.
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John Walker Lindh, a 20-year-old
California native. becomes a prisoner
of war after he is found in Afghanistan
fighting for t11e Taliban forces. As a
U.S. citizen, Walker may face charges
of treason.
7 The future king of England, Prince
William of Wales, 19, enters
the University of St. Andrews
in southeastern Scotland.
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