Giles High School - Shield Yearbook (Pearisburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1970 volume:

| CMhlOPyn a rwoww lusw V f I ( [ I I :,%sr i- GILES HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR MARTHA LUCAS ASSOC. EDITOR LARRY HOUCHINS Each of us is shaped by the patterns of our daily environment and as individuals we are a part of the framework of society. A large portion of our life in- volves the school whose curriculum is modeled in such a way as to aid us in our future life. The 1970 SHIELD is dedicated to a person who has helped mold each of us into a better human being. He has coped with our problems and has been a model for us to follow. We dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Curtis G. Coulson. - 5 Table Phase One Organizations .... 16 Activities 72 Sports 90 Phase Two Classes Eighth 114 Freshmen 122 Sophomore . . . 128 Junior 134 Senior 140 6 Of Contents Phase Three Administration .... 166 Guidance 167 Faculty 168 Annual Staff 181 Phase F our Advertisementsl84 Autograph 9 10 11 12 13 CCZ0wH tS!HH2 0 5)0 Gordon Hylton-President S.C.A. Officers Are School Leaders Larry Houchins— Vice-President Joyce Alien-Reporter Pat Skelton-Secretary 17 Debbie Dupell Historian Inter-Club Council S.C.A. Gives A Voice And A Purpose To Students Sponsors Mrs. Phyllis Fisher Mrs. Ann Shelton The Student Cooperative Association completes many worthwhile projects during the year. In fulfilling its purpose to provide a forum for student expression; the S.C.A. gives the student body a voice, often improving the conditions of Giles High. Led by President Gordon Hylton, the S.C.A. conducted class officer elections, sponsored a second “Spring Fling”, scheduled assemblies, and sent representatives to both District and State meetings. Ricky Carr served as District Reporter. 18 Tommy Groseclose-Chaplain, Mike Johnson-Parliamentarian Self-Evaluation Committee School Improvement Committee Finance Committee Student Welfare Committee Public Relations Committee 19 Giles National Scholorship The purpose of the National Honor Society is to recognize outstanding scholarship. Other qualities taken into consideration for membership are character, service and leadership. Members are elected by the faculty or a faculty committee. Students from the junior class, to be eligible for the New River Chapter, must have at least a 3.5 average. Candidates from the senior class must have at least a 3.1 5 average. From the profit on stationery sales the Chapter has been able to award a scholarship to a Giles High School graduate for the past two years. The recipient is chosen from the entire senior class by a faculty committee which the Chapter members select. National Honor Society mem- bers are also available for individual tutoring. Character Mrs. Anne Danahy— Sponsor 20 Honor Society Service Leadership Key Club Continues Stimulating Work Affiliated with the Pearisburg Kiwanis Club, the Key Club is a service organization. Activities were centered around the theme, “Understanding, the Pathway to Human Dignity”. The club also sponsored Slave Day, the Harvest Ball, and the Miss G.H.S. Pageant. “What! You can’t understand me? Officers: President Ricky Jennelle Vice-President Curtis Caldwell Secretary Dallas Hutchinson Treasurer Frank McLean Reporter Robert Woods Sergean t-at-Arms Steve Ballard Sergeant-at-Arms Steve Davis 23 Officers: Buddy Bales, Treasurer; Steve Ballard, Sergeant-at-Arms; Ricky Jennell, President; Mr. Gary Clark, Sponsor; Curtis Caldwell, Vice-President; Mr. Bill Lloyd, Sponsor; Frank McLean, Historian. The Monogram Club is a newly formed organization at Giles High School. The purpose of this organization is to provide a means of association for those boys who have excelled in athletics and to help further the athletic program at Giles High School. The Monogram Club assists lettermen in paying for their jackets and sweaters. They also sponsor the concession stand at basketball games. Monogram Club Has Successful Year 24 Jr. Tri-Hl-Y Collects For Heart Fund The Jr. Tri-Hi-Y under the di- rection of Mrs. Ruby Hylton, had a very active year. In the fall, the Jr. Tri-Hi-Y was well represented at the annual District Conference in Floyd County. In fulfilling their purpose of service, members sent food and gifts to a family at Christmas, collected for the Heart Fund, and helped the F.C.A. with a canned food drive. Officers: Lucy Ferrel, Treasurer; Barbara Woodbury, Vice-President; Deane Davis, Presi- dent; Bev Bandy, Chaplain; Paula Wood, Historian; Jackie Dickerson, Reporter; Donna Knickerbocker, Secretary; Mrs. Ruby Hylton, Sponsor. 25 Sr. Trl-Hi-Y Wins Award For The Sr. Tri-Hi-Y is organized to serve the home, school and community in Christian dedication. Projects of this nature include keeping a coat check at home basketball games, placing thought-for-the-day posters in every classroom, and sending Christmas baskets. Members also sponsor a patient at the South- western State Hospital. The Sr. Tri-Hi-Y helped sponsor the V.P.I. Glee Club at a spring assembly. For these services the Sr. Tri-Hi-Y received the Ace Award for its sixth consecutive year when members traveled to the annual M.G.A. in Richmond. Officers: Jean Knickerbocker, Vice-President; Altheia Tate, Treasurer; Mrs. Norene Harding, Sponsor; Robena Blevins, Chaplain; Linda Hungate, Secretary, Glenna Harrison, Reporter: Brenda Pack, Historian; Debra Morris, President. 26 Service And Dedication 27 OlYicers: Tommy Miller-President Robert Johnson- Vice-President Frank McLean-Secretary Miles Hylton-Treasurer Edgar Moser-Chaplain John Spaur-Sergeant-at-Arms Mike Johnson-Historian Mrs. JoAnn Lobdell-Advisor As a non-denominational Christian organization, the Hi-Y renders service to both the school and community. Membership is composed of boys at Giles High interested in moral and spiritual values. Club activities for the year included a “basketball shoot” and a dance after one of the basketball games. Miles talks of “Clean Speech.” 28 “All this to be a Future Farmer?” The FFA is organized to develop agricultural leader- ship, cooperation, and citizenship. Activities of the Chapter include participation in local and state judging contests, an annual Father-Son Banquet, an FFA Basket- ball Tournament and a trip to the annual conference at Blacksburg. Officers: Standing; John Burton, Sentinel; Mr. William B. Vincel, Sponsor; Paul King, Reporter; Deryle Hunter, Treasurer; Ronald Holdren, Secretary; Sitting; Pat Hutchison, Vice-President; Charles Henderson, President. Future Farmers Observe National F.F.A. Week 29 The Future Homemakers of America work TOWARD NEW HORIZONS by promoting appreciation and satisfaction in the joys of homemaking. The members promote their theme for the year “Make Time Work For You” by working to strengthen bonds within the family and between the family and community. Sponsoring an Open House at Christmas and attending Federation meetings are two of the chapter’s activities. Mrs. Rosetta Wheeler-Sponsor F.H.A. Prepares Homemakers of Tomorrow 30 Officers; Norma McCroskey, Secretary; Altheia Tate, Treasurer; Missy Powell, Historian; Linda Hungate, I.C.C. Representative; Ellie Clagett, Parliamentarian; Wanda Smith, Songleader; Pat White, Chaplain; Diana Martin, Vice-President; Martha Lucas, Reporter. 31 DFARI?.h....u PUBLIC LIBRARY F.C.A. Unites Boys Of Various Sports In striving to promote Christianity through athletes and athletics, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes undertook many worthwhile projects during the year. The members sponsored a canned food drive during the winter, announced home basketball games, aided the Jaycees with their Annual Christmas shopping tour, and col- lected for the March of Dimes at school. In the fall, the boys attended a breakfast in their honor. Members plan projects at meeting. Officers: Gordon Hylton, Captain; Curtis Caldwell, Captain-Elect; Leon Law, Chaplain; Mike Johnson, Secretary; Frank McLean, Treasurer. 32 5ponsors-Mr. Jack Williams and Mr. Clarence Mulheren. 33 Blue Masque Stimulates Interest “And away we go!” Officers: Eileen Dowdy, Reporter; Mrs. Linda Clevinger, Sponsor; Mary K. Gutwald, President; Trish Moran, Secretary, Sharon Butler, Treasurer; Carol Bonds, Vice-President. 34 In The Theatre Arts The Blue Masque promotes drama at Giles High School and provides a means of individual self- expression in the theater arts. Activities during the year included sponsoring “A Winter Night’s Dream”, the annual Snow Court Ball, and attending a drama production at V.P.I. The Spirit in the Sky! ! 35 F.T.A. Awards Fourth 1 ■yp irA 1 . r i 1 V 1 i nmm { ' 1 Ot ' t ' icers; President Pat Miller Vice-President Melanie Irvin Secretary Robena Blevins Treasurer Carol Bonds Reporter Lynda Hagy Historian Debbie Dupell Parliamentarian Mary K. Gutwald Sponsors: Mrs. Grace Robertson Mrs. Olga Jamison Mr. Dale Collins 36 Scholarship State Convention Delegates-Melanie Irvin, Robena Blevins, Pat Miller. The Future Teachers of America is one of the largest and most active clubs at Giles Higli. Througli its many activities and informative programs, members explore their own interests and abilities in relation to the various fields of teaching. Activities for the year included entertaining the faculty at a “tea”, observing classes in elementary schools, and sponsoring an assembly during National Education Week. Selling pep tags and sponsoring the concession stand for a short time enabled the club to award its fourth scholarship to a graduating member. 37 F.B.L.A. Develops Leaders In Business The Future Business Leaders of America work to develop competent leaders in business and to create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations. Activities of the club include selling candy and sponsoring a “Holly Hop.” Rev. Lowe speaks at program. Members listen attentively to program. 38 Officers: Vickie Baker, Chaplain; Mrs. Vivian Tice, Sponsor; Janice Albert, President; Connie Stephens, Sec- retary; Deanita Sarver, Vice-President;Altheia Tate, Treasurer; Wanda Smith, Reporter. Members send gifts to Marion patient. 39 Spartonlan Keeps Student Body Ellie Clagett -Feature Editor 40 Spartonian staff members worked long and hard during the year to put together the Spartonian, Giles’s monthly newspaper. The minute word was passed that the Spartonian was ready, news-conscious students flocked to buy their copy. Each issue featured Giles news and kept students up-to-date on school activities. Susan Brumfield-Editor-in- Chief, Ronald Holdren, As- sistant Editor. Well-Informed Mrs. Olga Jamison-Sponsor, Miss Morris— Advisor 41 Art Club Members Improve Their Inherent Skills In striving to make Giles High School a more attractive place, the Art Club decorates bulletin boards, arranges showcase displays, and decorates classroom doors at Cliristmas. Mrs. Jean Fitzgerald sponsors the Art Club. Mrs. Jean Fitzgerald, Sponsor; Officers: Jimmy Taylor, President; Mike Collins, Vice-President; David Hunter, Reporter; John Eads, Parliamentarian. Not Pictured-Dallas Hutchinson, Treasurer, Sandi Brown, Secretary. 42 Brenda Simpkins, Vice-President; Carol Martin, Reporter; Joyce Collins, Treasurer; Sandy Sumpter, Secretary. The Library Club stimulates an interest among students in the use of books and encourages students to consider librariansliip as a career. The members serve as library assistants and help with bulletin boards and displays in the library. Billie Pyles-President Library Club Read, Develop, Serve 43 D.E. Students Develop An Understanding Of Modern Business D.E.C.A. promotes understanding and appreciation for the responsibilities of citizenship in the world of free, competitive enterprise. Members of the club develop a better understanding of marketing and distribution. Each year the members print and sell the programs for Giles’s football games. Officers: President Walter Reed Vice-President Dale Williams Secretary Charlotte CoUins Treasurer Billie Pyles Reporter Butch McCoy Parlimentarian Alice Martin Sponsor: Mr. John Fisher The Junior Science Club is composed of eighth and ninth graders who have a special interest in science. They participate in the Giles County Science Fair and attend the District Fair. Mr. Jerry Miller is sponsor of the Jr. Science Club. Jr. Science Club Members Enter Science Fair Mr. Jerry Miller, Sponsor; Officers: Dick Steele, Vice-President; Mark Lamb, President; Doug Pearson, Secretary; Donald Wimmer, Reporter; Rachael McGuire, Treasurer. Mrs. Phyllis Fisher, Sponsor; Officers: Dallas Hutchinson, Vice-President; Lynda Hagy, Secretary; Miles Hylton, Treasurer; Hoge McClaugherty, Reporter; Rodney Gusler, President. Sr. Science Club Explores The World of Scienee The Sr. Science Club promotes an interest and understanding of science. Their motto is SCIENCE: THE KEY TO THE EUTURE. The club sponsors the Giles County Science Fair and sends representatives to the Regional Fair. In the spring members visit a place of scientific interest to further their knowledge of today’s science. 47 Pep Club Yells For Officers: Steve Ballard, Reporter; Corky Proffitt. President; Mrs. Laura MeGraw, Sponsor; Debbie Britts, Viee-President; Mrs. June Miller, Sponsor; Carolyn Taylor, Treasurer; Dreama Epperley, Secretary. Spartans are cheered at pep rally. 48 victory G.H.S. spirit shows at pep rallies. Members of the Pep Club yell for victory as they cheer their Spartans onward. In making pep signs and sitting as a group at ball games and pep rallies, the members boost both the teams and school spirit. Mrs. June Miller and Mrs. Laura McGraw are the sponsors. 49 1 E [i r German Club Enriches Its Members The members of Der Deutsche Verein seek to in- crease their knowledge of the language and culture of Germany. Through the use of fdms, songs, and maga- zines, members strive to “Lernt Deutscldand Kennen”, “Learn About Germany.” Through their hard work, members made the call “Spudnuts for sale!” familiar and popular with the students of Giles Higlt School. Mrs. Helm talks to members. ' k . s ■p ? i 1 fii ' 1 Mrs. Elise Helm-Sponsor 50 “Thank you! And please come back!” Members plan club activities. ■k i- P Otticers: Linda Camper, Reporter; Treena Mann, Vice-President; Ricky Carr, President; Linda Hungate, Secretary; Huge McClaugherty, Historian. 51 The French Club Explores The Language And Culture Of France The purpose of the French Club is to promote an interest in France and its culture for those students who are studying or have studied the French language. Activi- ties include films, songs, skits, and speakers. Eileen Dowdy and Chris Cramer were Queen and King of the annual Mardi Gras. The club sponsors several entrants in the National French Contest each spring. “But I’ve got the next line! Mrs. Katherine Newman-Sponsor, Sydney Keister- French Assistant Officers: Robert Dickerson, President; Sammy Wilkinson, Reporter; Lynda Hagy, Treasurer; Dreama Epperly, Vice- President; Carol Bonds, Secretary. Latin Club Explores The Ancient Past 1 • jk V 1 - ' i The Junior Classical League strives to learn more of Roman life, Iristory, and literature. The club annually sends representatives to the Latin Tournament at Radford College. Miss Carnelle Hypes-Sponsor Officers: Debbie McCoy, Treasurer; Carolyn Taylor, Secretary; Ike Andrews, Vice- President; Myra Shelton, President; Ruth Ann Harry, Chaplain; Karen Oakes, Reporter. Mrs. Kay Rakes Corky Proffitt The Spartans of GUes High work hard to bolster school spirit. Througli participation in pep rallies, the making of pep signs and aiding the cheerleaders at football games, the Spartans strive to inspire the team to victory. 55 The Name Of The Game Is Spirit Rachael McGuire Paula Wood Karen Porterfield-Alternate In promoting school spirit, the J.V. Cheerleaders give much of their time to cheer for J.V. football and basketball games and pep rallies. Through their interest in Giles High School, these girls create enthusiasm among the student body leading to the support of our teams. Susan Gutwald Carolyn Taylor 56 Mrs. Jackie Cantley— Sponsor 57 Spartans Have The Varsity Cheerleaders have contributed greatly to the spirit at all varsity games and pep rallies during the year. Through making pep signs, selling pep pills, and cheering at the bon-fire, the nine cheerleaders created loyalty and pride in G.H.S. and its Spartans. Myra Shelton Debbie Dupell Sarah McGuire, Alternate Deanita Sarver, Alternate 58 Go-o-o-o-o Power!” Beth Gutwald Alice Miles, Captain Carol Bonds, Co-Captain Sue Songer mm The Giles High Schcrol Symphonic Chorale Chorale Makes Accompanist-Miss Becky Lowdermilk, Director-Mr. Archie Snyder “Alright, Mister, this is a hold-up! The Giles Symphonic Chorale is a select group of sixty students chosen througli individual auditions. This year the group performed in many programs, both at Giles and at various locations in the surround- ing area. Spring activities were highlighted by a tele- vision appearance and the annual spring tour. “But, Steve, I’M the director!” “Where did you say they’re taking us? IMIHOO 62 Just another show. Television Appearance “Wonder when they’ll ask us to leave? “Are you sure this is the right music? Chorale members leave on a day trip. 63 Marching Formation The Giles High Senior Band Brass 64 Percussion “THE 1969 GILES HIGH SENIOR BAND”- These familiar words were heard during each halftime performance as the one hundred-piece band took the field. Summer practice brought the desired results, imaginative drills executed with precision. Enthusiasm at pep rallies was boosted by the addition of the pep band. Parades gave the public an opportunity to see another facet of musical accomplishment. Mr. John Rudacille-Director Woodwinds 65 Band Excels In Public Lynda Hagy Charlotte Eppling Zoe Winston Vickie Ratclit ' t ' e Mike Johnson-Drum Major 66 Performances Jr. Band. Develops Talent The Junior Band is solely a training period for those wishing to enter the Giles High Senior Band. Under the direction of Mr. Archie Snyder, the members present two annual concerts. In the spring, try-outs are held for positions in the Senior Band. Mr. Archie Snyder-Director 68 Lab Assistants “Hello, may 1 help you?” Office Assistants Guidance Assistants P.E. Assistants VICA Members Prepare For Morning Officers: Pat Hutchison, Secretary; SaUy Allen, Parlimentarian; Brenda Whitlow, Reporter; Terry Suttle, Vice-President; Patty Bane, Treasurer. Not pic- tured-Sue Stafford, President. The Vocational Industrial Club of America is a very important part of the Giles County Vocational School. Mem- bers believe in the dignity of work, the American way of life, education, fair play, satisfaction achieved by good work, and high moral and spiritual standards. During the year, V.I.C.A. competes in dis- trict and state contests, and aids civic organizations with their projects. Placing first in state competition were James Allen Dowdy in Machine Shop and Betty Kirk in Currents Events. The club is spon- sored by Mr. Don Brookman. Betty Kirk -D istrict Current Events Winner District Health Occupations Winners-Dixie Stafford, Erma Hager Leadership In The World Of Work Sue Conwell-District Essay Contest Winner Sue Ellen St afford- VIC A Student of the Year Alternoon Officers; Mike McGuire, Reporter; Sue Conwell, Secretary: Ted Martin, President; Lee Roy Colley, Vice-President; Kenny Jennelle, Treasurer; Bentley Ratcliff, Parliamentarian. District Welding Winners-Don Sparks, Glenn Shrader, Leonard Long mm rinceii un ior Pri. eLLie d ritts M, ontecomin 9 C ourt 1969 Senior P, 2)ea ni ta Se rinceii Stk Grade fdrinceii JXm Woran itams SUa Wiltu 3r.il, man jl rincess Pali WereJitk Sopk omote Prtn cess 75 ecom in 1969 0 Fyjartka nne cJHucaA JC cu Sweetheart 11 Wt EarLra Wa Sn ow C ourt ( ue Winter i f]i kl HX eam CaroL n ' aulor, opliomore Pri. rinceii S. zanne elieart 8tli fa de Jf rii rinceii now C ourt 69 - 70 The 1969—70 Snow Court Ball was held De c- ember 20 in the cafeteria. The theme of dance, “A Winter’s Night Dream” was illustrated througlr decorations of snowflakes, evergreen branches, and the traditional Christmas tree. The evening was highlighted by the presentation of the Snow Court. Those chosen were Barbara Warner, Queen; Barbara Morris, Carolyn Taylor, Beverly Bandy, and Suzanne Deheart as prin- cesses. The evening drew to a close with a feeling of Christmas lingering upon everyone. KrLra W. n ior f r’u ' orrii rinceii Prin cei5 79 Sue Ellen Stafford APRIL LOVE MISS GHS 1970 On the evening of April 18, Sue Ellen Stafford was crowned Miss GHS 1970. The event is sponsored annually by the Key Club. The theme “April Love” was truly illustrated through the scenery and the 34 lovely contestants. The evening concluded with the naming of 1st and 2nd runners-up, Carolyn Taylor and Vicky Ratcliffe. And, of course, GHS’ “April Love”, Sue Ellen Stafford. Miss GHS 1970 ‘i 80 Carolyn Taylor, 1st runner-up Ricky Jennelle delivers opening speech Vickie RatcUffe, 2nd runner-up. Joy Lynn Hale, Miss GHS 1969, and Miss Pamela Croy, Mistress of Ceremonies. 81 The Va. Girls’ and Boys’ State convene annually, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, and American Legion Dept, of Va., respectively. Both are also aided with the co-operation of many civic and school groups. The purpose of both is to provide citizenship training for boys and girls of high school age; to open an opportunity of hving together as self- governing ci tizens, and to inform them about their duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American citizenship. This year’s representatives to Girls’ and Boys’ State are Virginia Johnston, Melanie Irvin, Charlie Andrews, Curtis Caldwell, and Mike Montgomery. The girls will go to Radford College; the boys, to the College of William and Mary. Our representative for Camp Enterprise is Ricky Carr. He will be sponsored by Celanese Corp. Camp Enterprise offers young men a chance to get a behind-the-scenes view of the challenges, opportun- ities, and rewards of a career in management. Representatives to Girls’ State Representatives to Boys’ State Students Achieve Special Honors Representative to Camp Enterprise 82 i SCA Elections Are . “Fd do anything if elected.” Ricky Carr, Pres.; Miles Hylton, Vice-pres. ; Barbara Stephens, Sec.; Linda Hagy, Historian; Charlie Hendrson, Rep. (not pic.) 83 UP UP AND AWAY Trombone Trio compete for prize Up, Up and Away was the title theme of 1970 Senior Talent Show. A combination of 17 acts of various talents entertained an audience for the evening of March 14. It ended an enjoyable evening for all. M.K. Gutwald, 1st prize Second place winners 84 During the second week of May, Juniors were deco- rating, refinishing, touching up, and worrying about the evening of May 9. All their troubles were truly rewarded as they presented the Senior Class “Came lot.” As the evening drew to a close, “Camelot”, once again, became a legendary tale. May 9, 1970 86 Came lot A law was made a distant moon ago July and August cannot be too hot And there’s a legal limit to the snow here; In Camelot. The winter is forbidden till December And exists March the second on the dot by order summer lingers through September; In Camelot. The rain may never fall till after sundown By eight the morning fog must disappear In short There’s not, A more congenial spot, For happily ever-aftering than here In Camelot . . . 87 YESTERDAY, and TODAY, and FOREVER. New Testament Hebrews 13:8 Martha Lucas delivers Salutatory. Carolyn Day receives the Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship as well as the Jaycee Ken Webb Scholarship. Gordon Hylton delivers Valedictory. 88 D.A.R. Citizenship Awards were made to Deanita Sarver and Stanley Williams. James Cruise receives the first annual Ruritan Scholarship. F.T.A. awards scholarship to Glenna Harrison 89 First Row; C. Henderson, D. Fields, L. Falls, L. Law, S. Williams, S. Steele, D. Tickle, B. Bales, M. Gautier, G. Douthat, Coach Bill Lloyd. Second Row: Ass’t. Coach Worley, R. Ballard, S. Davis, S. Kerr, A. Robertson, R. Gautier, T. Williams, R. Jennell, H. Woodbury, K. Jennelle, C. Chapman, R. Falls, Ass’t. Coach Clark. Third Row: Ass’t. Coach Frazier, F. Hobbs, C. Parcell, D. Burton, D. Sparks, C. Caldwell, S. Ballard. R. Nance, E. Martin, R. Bowles, L. Clark, Ass’t. Coach Johnson. Varsity Football The Spartan football team, “Big Blue,” completed its first season under Coach Bill Lloyd and came up with favorable results. Tliis year the team won three games, tied one, and out played nearly every team on the schedule. For the first time in the liistory of Giles High, the Spartans had two players make the All-District first team. Williams around the end. 91 Gautier churns for extra yardage. Falls heads for open ground. Williams takes hand-off, gets good blocking for nice gain. 92 Tough way to gain yardage. Spartan springs out. 93 Captains-Ballard and Williams Steele on the move for Spartans. 94 All-District Hon. Mention, T. Martin; All-Dist., S. Williams and D. Sparks; All-Dist. Hon. Mention, S. Ballard. Giles Holds Awards Banquet . . . Outstanding Football Players Recognized Trophy winners Most Dedicated- Rick Jennell Most Valuable Player-Stan Williams J.V. Football Front Row: Coach Gary Clark, D. Stuart, E. Anderson, R. Houchins, M. Hylton, A. Johnson, R. Stevens, T. Robinson, G. Kanode. Second Row: F. Fields, T. Tickle, R. Taylor, S. Tate, D. Pearson, L. Williams, T. Neely. Third Row: J. Neice, K. Sharp, J. Allen, M. Furrow, M. Fletcher, B. Johnson, R. Whittaker. Eighth Grade Football Front Row: Coach Mike Johnson, A. Gusler, L. Radford, G. Lucas, P. Mullins, B. Dean, D. Chapman, G. Alexander, F. Greene. Second Row: R. Corell, D. Scott, R. Dowdy, K. Pennington, R. Wagner, R. Morris, J. Ellis, A. Jones, J. Morris. Third Row: B. Skates, B. White, K. Mulhern, M. Warner, V. Alexander, K. Dickerson, J. Martin. Back Row: J. Williams, J. Mullins, G. Wilkerson, K. Booth. 96 Varsity Basketball Giles ended the season in eighth place in the district. Two team members were named to the Third Team All- District. One player was also given Honorable Mention All-District. Coach G. Clark and Captain S. Davis Front Row: G. Marshall, S. Wilkerson, M. Montgomery, K. Ramsey, R. Woods. Back Row: S. McDaniel, G. Hylton, R. Gusler, V. Marcussen, D. Cooke, E. Caldwell, Coach James Jackson. MCXT HSMCftWK 97 Davis fires against Bobcats. Dynamic Duo battles against Narrows. Mgrs. H. McClaugherty, G. Athey, T. Edwards Marcussen shoots! I’m a Man! i Bear rebounds for Giles. Caldwell jumps for the ball. DOD iires two. All District Players: 3rd team, Steve Davis and Don Sparks; Honorable Mention, Rick Jennelle. Creech tries for the tip. 99 J.V. Basketball Johnston waits for rebound. Coach C. Glanzer talks with team. Team Members, Front row (1. to r.) G. Hughes, G. Kanode, E. Anderson, T. Robinson, R. Houchins. Second row (1. to r.) M. Munsey, R. Roller, E. Jackson, M. Hylton, G. Allen, J. Webb, R. Carr, A. Johnston. 100 In my hand . . . Tom Thumb on the move. Eighth Grade Basketball Team Members, Front row (1. to r.) B. Dean, J. Journell, V. Alexander, K. Booth, D. Chapman, G. Coach Wilburn Alexander. Second row (1. to r.) D. Lunnie, K. Dickerson, A. Wickline, D. Caldwell, B. Ray, J. Martin, R. Wagner, F. Taylor. 101 Cross Country The Giles High School Cross Country team, under Coach James Jackson, ex- perienced a successful season. The boys contended with tough competitors all season to come up with a second place trophy in the District Meet. Although there were six graduating seniors on the team, with five experienced runners re- turning, along with the help of other underclassmen, Giles can look forward to as good, if not better team next year. Captains, Eddie Caldwell and Gordon Hylton Front row; (1. to r.) R. Jennelle, D. Cooke, S. Davis, S. Ballard, D. Sparks. Second row: (1. to r.) D. Duncan, J. Montgomery, C. Caldwell, R. Dickerson, K. Marcussen, E. Martin, D. Jackson, R. Ballard, S. Creech, B. Bales. 102 103 L Track Has Fair Season . . . Top Row; P. Hutchinson, D. Jackson, S. Wilkinson, D. Fields, V. Marcussen, A. Robertson, H. Shepard, D. Sartin, M. Butler, M. Bostic. Second Row; R. Scott, R. Dickerson, E. Anderson, L. Falls, D. Merrix, S. Steele, C. Caldwell, L. Williams, D. Duncan, F. Fields. Third Row; J. Spaur, R. Brooks, K. Marcussen, D. Pearson, R. Taylor, D. Bane, R. Stephens, R. Falls, G. Marshall, M. Hylton. Front Center; Mgr. E. Moser. Head Coach, Bill Lloyd 104 . . . with Young Team W Marshall and Hylton (2nd and 4th) Giles two milers. Almost! ! Pearson slings the shot as Coach Worley watches. This is work?! Dickerson streaches out for another long jump. 105 Baseball Team , . . Front row; Coach Frazier, R. Sexton, H. McClauglterty, P. Lilly, Mgrs., and Coach Wilburn. Second row: M. Gautier, S. Beasley, G. Kanode, M. Harrell, K. Ccompton, and R. Woods. Third row: J. Williams, J. McClung, T. Jones, S. Creech, S. Davis, B. Bales, R. Jennelle, and R. Ballard. Fourth row: G. Hylton, G. Allen, S. Ballard, L. Clark, and K. Sharp. Beasley hits a long one. The Spartan Bench. 106 Finishes Year Strong Coach Frazier (right) and Asst. Coach Wilburn. 107 • • • Giles High Netters Standing; R. Houchins, B. Cecil, M. Fletcher, R. Gusler, M. Munsey, S. Kerr, M. Lamb, K. Yost. Kneeling; M. Hylton, R. Roller, R. Jennelle, M. Collins. Cecil waits for return. 108 . . . Experience Disappointing Season Houchins plans next move. Mark serves ball. I’d rather watch anyway. Maybe I’ll hit it this time. 109 Giles Golf Team . • . L. to R.; A. Johnston, M. Johnson, T, Groseclose, C. Armbrister, B. Steele, Kevin Meredith. Groseclose Unes up Putt. Mike takes a little breather. no . . . Enjoys Successful Year How does this thing work? Where did that caddy go? Coach Gary Clark. Meredith works on putting. Armbrister practices swing. Ill 1C« Eighth Grade Class Officers; President, Greg Williams; Vice President, Dallas Chapman; Secretary, Jackie Williams; Reporter, Kim Montgomery; Not pictured-Treasurer, Mike Ratcliffe. Gary Alexander Vincent Alexander Debbie Atkins Judy Atkins Barbara Bailey Carolyn Bailey Edna Bailey Doug Blankenship Kenny Booth Sammy Bracken Dale Breeding Margaret Brooks 114 Theresa Butler Theresa Butts Darrell Caldwell Michael Caldwell Virginia Caldwell Dallas Chapman Ronnie Chapman David Clark Mark Clark Cathy Collins Mary Jane Collins Shirley Collins Patricia Cooke Ricky Corell David Crockett Gail Croy Lynn Croy Beverly Cruise Richard Cumbee Daisy Dalton Frances Dalton Joan David Shirley David Vickie David Melody Davidson Gary Day Barry Dean Richard DeBusk Suzanne DeHart Phillip Denson Tommy Detamore Kenny Dickerson David Ding Cheryl Dixon James Donathan Harold Dean Dowdy 115 Jean Dowdy Jerry Dowdy Randall Dowdy Rita Dowdy Debbie Dunn William Dunnigan Jerrell Ellis Larry Epperly Robert Farrier Theresa Fisher Sharon Fleeman Gail Goad Mack Gollehon Frankie Green Lyle Griggs Allen Gusler Margie Gutwald David Hagy Jean Hale Randy Hale Marsha Hare Pam Harrell Walter Havens Phillip Hicks 116 Leigh Hill Garland Hutchison Eddie Hypes Terry Janey Mary Holt Jeff Hilton Allen Jennelle Linda Johnson Linda Johnston Richard Johnston Alvin Jones Vanessa Jones Jimmy Joumell Ella Mae Kast Gloria Kast Virginia Kast Sherry Keffer Kathy Kerr Mary Lee Kirk A.G. Lafon Ralph Lester Mamie Lilly Oliver Link Valerie Link Robert Litchford Gary Lucas Rebecca Lucas Doug Lunnie Connie McCormick Brenda McGuire 117 L Randy McGuire Henrietta Marshall Celia Martin Joey Martin Mike Martin Priscilla Martin Rebecca Martin Richard Martin Sherry Meredith Freddie Merrix Cathy Miller Kim Montgomery Kim Moran Jeff Morris Norma Morris Rhonda Morris Rodney Morris Sharon Morris Kelly Mulheren Jimmy MulUns Paul Mullins Garland Munsey Robin Myers Joyce Nance Danny Neice W.H. Niday Sandra Noble Linda Palmer Kent Pennington David Perkins 118 Ronnie Philpott Darrell Porterfield Barbara Price Marcie Price Sally Price Lenny Radford Pam Ramsey Diane Ratcliffe Mike Ratcliffe Billy Ray Norma Riggs Ronnie Robbins Horace Robertson Ricky Robertson Debbie Ropp Terry Runions Clesta Sadler Larry Sadler 119 Allie Shue Carolyn Snider Wanda Snider Judy Stephens Freddie Taylor Melanie Sigmon Dreama Snider Cheryl Songer Lois Stephens Nancy Taylor Jerry Smith Peggy Snider Linda South Bonnie Stevers Terry Taylor Rhonda Smith Sharon Snider Rhonda Stafford Sandy Sutphin Glenn Thacker Rodney Smith Shirley Snider Mike Stanley Monica Tate Wanda Jean Turner Barbara Snider Virginia Snider Albert Stephens Cathy Taylor Barbara Vance ii 120 Larry Vaught Roger Wagner Sandy Wagner Susan Wagner Randall Waldron Mike Warner Bruce White Dreama White Anthony Wickline Pinky Wiley Elizabeth Williams Gail Williams Greg Williams Jackie Williams Jay Williams Mike Williams Patricia Williams George Wilkinson Jesse Wilson Marvin Wilson Patricia Wilson 121 Freshmen Class Officers: President, Jackie Dickerson; Reporter, Lucy Ferrell; Vice President, Rodney Houchins; Secretary, Deane Davis; Treasurer, Debbie McCoy. Jackie Amos Ike Andrews Alvin Atkins Randy Atkins Bonnie Bales Beverly Bandy Donnie Anderson Craig Athey Steve Atkins Patty Bailey Richard Bales Charlene Barnett 122 Mike Belcher Linda Blankenship Anna Louise Bonds Carolyn Bostic Allen Breeding Gladys Brooks Judy Burton Betty Caldwell Connie Caldwell Rita Caldwell Pam Carter Arlene Caudle Debbie Collins Doug Collins Patty ColUns Lila Conley Steve Covill Kathy Crute Peggy Cumbee Gary Darnell Douglas Dean Deane Davis Debbie Dennis Jackie Dickerson Paulette Dixon Linda Dowdy Terry Dowdy Shelby Duncan Jimmy Ellis Lucy Ferrell 123 Sharon Fisher Charles Fletcher Nancy Fletcher Joe Fontaine Kopey French Althea Genadopolous Theresa Giles Gary Gillespie Richard Green Carolyn Griffith Donnie Gusler Dianne Hare Shirley Hardy William Harmon Michael Harrison Sandra Harrison Ruth Ann Harry Doug Hayes Mary Hayes Barbara Henderson Erma Hill Patty Hopkins Rodney Houchins George Hughes Peggy Hunter Sharon Irvin David Jackson Eugene Jackson Charles Johnson Diana Johnson Donna Johnson Kay Johnson Patricia J ohnson Greg Kanode Jennifer Keffer David Kerr 124 A Dickie King Donna Knickerbocker Mark Lamb Darrell Leonard Philbp Lilly Carolyn Long Ralph King Diane Lafon Gary Langford Paul Lilly Brenda Long Sue Long Pat Lucas Ronnie Martin Sandy Martin Eddie Mason Bryce McCall Debbie McCoy Rachael McGuire Becky Meadows Eugene Meadows Janey Meadows Delia Miller Rocky Miller Kathy Mills Debbie Morris Jerry Moser William Myers Teddy Neely Barbara Neice 125 Coletta Neice Patricia Noble Doug Pearson Fred Peoples Jim Perkins Karen Porterfield Barry Price Donna Price Bobby Price Keith Rader Paula Ratcliffe Barbara Reynolds Loretta Rice Steve Rice Dreama Robbins Linda Robertson Rosemary Robinson Tommy Robinson Marcia Rogers Darrell Rose Frank Sadler Lona Sadler Gretta St. Clair Freida Sanders Judy Sanders Faye Sartin Jeannie Sarver Mary Sarver Steve Sarver Terry Sarver 126 Bertha Shepherd Jean Sherman Ed Sibold Stanley Simpkins Mike Skelton Bonnie Snider Brenda Stanley Jerome Summers Robert Wiley Diane Wimmer Janet Snider Dick Steele William Tawney Benny Williams Donnie Wimmer Doyle Snidow Jeff Stewart Sylvia Tickle Cheryl Williams Zoe Winston Paula Spangler Donnie Stump Timmy Vltst Debbie Williams Paula Wood Anne Stafford Jill Stump Brenda Walters Debbie Williams Barbara Woodbury William Stafford Juanita Stump Brenda Whittaker Shelia Williams John Yates 127 Sophomores Class Officers: Treasurer, Mary Ellen Ratcliffe; Vice President, Glenn Marshall; President, Miles Hylton, Secretary, Vickie Ratcliffe; Not pictured. Reporter, Sandy Brown. Jimmy Adams Jeff Allen Christine Anderson Chip Armbrister Eugene Anderson Kathy Adkins Sheryl Atkins Wanda Bailey Rick Ballard Dreama Barnett Tommy Bane Kathy Barnett 128 Mike Barton Randy Beasley Daniel Blankenship Vickie Bradley Mike Britts Douglas Brooks Patty Brooks Ralph Brooks Shirley Brooks Gail Brown Sandi Brown Birdie Burton Dreama Caldwell Wanda Caldwell Linda Camper Wanda Carbaugh Becky Carter John Chicoine Buddy Collins Charles Collins Ann Cooke Kay Croy Barbara Day Debbie Day Barbara Dennis Debra Dunn Debbie Dupell Dreama Epperly Larry Falls Freddie Fields Charles Fisher Karen Fisher Marvin Fletcher Vickie French Mike Fuller Mike Furrow 129 Barbara Griffith Rodney Hamblin Gaye Holt Roger Hypes Paul King Roger Lucas Connie Gusler Reba Hare Benny Huffman Robin Jennelle Kenneth Kirk Charles Mabe Susan Gutwald Diane Harless Linda Hughes Alan Johnston Donna Lawson Shelby Mahaffey Linda Hagy Gail Hetherington David Hunter Cathy Johnston Betty Lucas Treena Mann James Hale Gary Hicks Deryle Hunter Nancy Johnston Hazel Lucas Ricky Manning Margaret Hale Pete Hobbs Miles Hylton Mary Jones Mike Lucas Kurt Marcussen 130 Glenn Marshall Vickie Martin Brenda McDaniel Butch Miller Sherry Mutter Vicky Pack Dean Martin Hoge McClaugherty Gene McGuire Pat Mills Brenda Neice Betty Par cell Heida Martin Franklin McCroskey Sarah McGuire Dana Morris Delma Neice Chuck Parcell James Martin Mae McCroskey Larry Meredith Sharon Morrone Patsy Neice Joyce Parcell Norma Martin Norma McCroskey Patsy Meredith Edgar Moser Douglas Neice Diane Parks Sharon Martin Tom McCroskey David Merrix Martha Munsey Jane Oakes John Parks 131 Cheryl Parr Stephen Pegram Patricia Philpott Missy Powell Sharon Price Ray Pyles Kevin Ramsey Mary Ellen Ratchffe Vickie Ratchffe Sandra Reed Peggy Riggs Nancy Robertson Roger Roller Mary Sanders Larry Sarver David Scott Joan Sessor Jerry Schultz Kenny Sharp Myra Shelton Harvey Smith Randall Smith Carol Snider Judy Snider Linda Snider Mason Snider Randall Snidow Sue Songer Steve South John Spaur Rhonda Stafford Mack St.Clair Vickie Stebar Joyce Stephens Joyce Stephens Randy Stephens 132 Leslie Williams Mickey Williams Doug Wilson Kenneth Wilson Kenny Yost David Stewart Danny Talbert Cleveland Tate Stanley Tate Carolyn Taylor Ricky Taylor Sonya Taylor John Tice Diane Tickle Tommy Tickle Dreama Trenar Jane Trout Jackie Vest Randy Viars Linda Walters Joe Webb Sammy Wilkinson Greg Williams “1 told you I wanted to borrow a quarter.” 133 Juniors Class Officers: President, Curtis Caldwell; Secretary, Becky Donovan; Treasurer, Faith Radford; Vice President, Debbie Britts; Reporter, Richard Taylor. Joyce Allen Charlie Andrews Glen Atkins Linda Bailey Patty Bailey Buddy Bales Terry Bales Tommy Bales Greg Bandy Bobby Blankenship Patty Bane Gary Blevins 134 Mike Bostic Robert Bowles Billy Bowles Debbie Britts Larry Brown Susan Brumfield Barbara Bursey Mike Butler Curtis Caldwell Jeanette Caldwell Mary Caldwell Ricky Carr Jimmy Carter Ellie Clagett Wayne Clark Betty Collins Charlotte Collins Ginger Collins Mike Collins Sandy Collins Linda Couch Steve Creech Stanley Cumbee Brenda Dickerson Mary Dickerson Robert Dickerson Becky Donovan Barbara Dowdy Billie Dowdy Brenda Dowdy Dennis Duncan Linda Dunigan John Eads Tim Edwards Charlotte Eppling Randy Falls 135 Danny Fields Kathy Fisher Martin Foglesong Bonnie Furrow Patsy Galliher Robert Gautier Beth Gutwald John Hamilton Donna Hare Dwighty Harmon Mike Harrell Bonita Harrison Debbie Hayes Charles Henderson Harriet Hill Allen Hobbs Marie Hoge Ronald Holdren Anna Jo Holt Myra Hopkins Larry Houchins Pat Hutchinson Allen Hypes Melanie Irvin Kenny Jennelle Connie Johnson Mike Johnson Billie Johnston Virginia Johnston Tom Jones Barbara Kast Debbie Kelly Stanley Kerr Irene Kessinger Billy Kirk Jean Knickerbocker 136 Dreama Lawson Eugene Lester Calvin Lucas RAidy Lucas Brenda Manning Earl Martin Mary Martin f. Pat Martin ddie Mathena Kitty McCall Norma McCroskey Frank McClean Joyce Meadows Johnny Meredith Pat Midkiff William Mills Jerry Montgomery Mike Montgomery Barbara Morris David Morris Joe Munsey Mike Munsey Marilyn Mustard Donnie Neice Karen Oakes Debbie Parcell Monica Payne Barry Peters Judy Peters Susan Porterfield Wayne Porterfield Larry Powell Faith Radford Debbie Ratchffe Libby Reed Debbie Riggs 137 Arthur Robertson Anita Robinson Debbie Romano Etta Ryder Donna Sabot Debbie Sadler Brenda St.Clair Mary St.Clair Linda Sanders Dale Sartin Roscoe Scott Billy Sexton Linda Sherman Hubert Shepard David Short Bonita Shrader Brenda Simpkins Ronnie Smith Tommy Spangler Wanda Spaur Kaye Stafford John Stanley Bill Steele Steve Steele Barbara Stephens Donna Stephens Linda Stephens John Sublett Richard Taylor Iretta Thompson Ray Thompson Barbara Tickle Randall Vaught Kenny Watson James White Pat White 138 Lawana Wilson Holt Woodbury Charles Woods Robbie Woods S-O-U-L TEAM!!! Gladys Wilkerson Anna Lee Williams Jackie Williams Sandy Williams Vickie Williams 139 SENIORS Class Officers: President, Richard McCormick; Vice-President, Deanita Sarver; Secretary, Mike Williams; Treasurer, Barbara Warner; Not pictured -Reporter, Sue Ellen Stafford. DAVID ALLEN AISTROP DONNIE EARL ALBERT JANICE VAUNISE ALBERT 140 RONNIE MERE ALBERT SALLY LEIGH ALLEN CAROLYN LOUISE ATKINS ERNEST BRYAN ATKINS BONNIE JEAN BANE VICKIE LOU BAKER WILLIAM DOAK BANE, Jr. GARY STEPHEN BALLARD MELANIE JEAN BLACKBURN 141 ROBENA TEMPA BLEVINS VERNA LEE BOCOCK CAROL ANN BONDS ELIZABETH FAYE BOSTIC ROBERT S. BROTHERTON, Jr. GARY STEVEN BRUMFIELD DARCY TRENT BURTON SHARON LEIGH BUTLER CLAUDE EDWARD CALDWELL 142 PEGGY LUCILLE CALDWELL ROSE MARIE COLLINS CARTER WILLIAM BYRNES CECIL, III. CALVIN CURTIS CHAPMAN DOUGLAS MILLER COLLINS JOYCE ANN COLLINS GLENNA MARIE COLLINS RANDY RAY COLLINS KEVIN CARLTON COMPTON 143 DAVID HOWARD COOKE SANDRA KAY CRABTREE MARY EILEEN DOWDY CRAMER JAMES FRANKLIN CRUISE MICHAEL STEVE DAVIS CAROLYN JUNE DAY LARRY CARTER DILLION GLENN FREDRICK DOUTHAT KAREN L. LITCHFORD DOWDY 144 PATRICIA ANN HARVEY DOWDY DAVEY TERRY DUNCAN CHARLES STUART EDWARDS CATHY ELAINE EALLS MARVIN WAYNE FAREWELL NANCY JANE FARLEY LARRY WAYNE FLETCHER ROBERT LEE FRANCIS MARVIN WAYNE GAUTIER 145 MARK ROBERT GIVENS RODNEY RUSSELL GUSLER MARY KATHRYN GUTWALD LARRY WAYNE HARDY MARY DORISCELLA HARLESS GLENNA ESTELLE HARRISON MARGARET B. HENDRICKSON FRANKIE LEE HOBBS STEPHANIE ELLEN HUFFMAN 146 LINDA JANE HUNGATE DALLAS F. HUTCHINSON JOSEPH GORDON HYLTON MARY MARIE COLLINS JANNEY RICHARD CURTIS JENNELLE JERRY RAY JOHNSON MICHAEL JEROME JOHNSON TERESA LEIGH JOHNSON WILLIAM HARRISON JOHNSON 147 JAMES EDWARD JONES MARY CAROLYN JONES MEMPHUS JARVIS KAST BETTY FAY FIRK DONNIE RAY KIRK LINDA LOUISE STANWITZ KIRK SYDNEY ANNE KEISTER LEON AUBREY LAW THOMAS CROCKETT LINK 148 JOHN PHILLIP LONG LEONARD LELOIN LONG ALVIN LEON LUCAS MARTHA ANNE LUCAS TREVIA JEANETTE MAHAFFEY TERETHA MAE MANNING VICTOR BREMER MARCUSSEN ALICE FAY MARTIN CAROL ANNETTE MARTIN 149 DIANA KAY MARTIN LARRY GENE MARTIN TED ALLEN MARTIN JOHN MICHAEL HYDE McCLLFNG EDYE LEA McCROSKEY ERNEST KIRK McCROSKEY RICHARD WAYNE McCORMICK DOUGLAS ALLEN McCOY 150 jle STEVEN EARL McDANIEL CAROL LEE McGUIRE WILLIAM MICHAEL McGUIRE DAVID ALLEN MEREDITH HAROLD McKinley Meredith SHARON DELORIS FULLER MEREDITH PORTIA GAIL MERRIX ALICE KEVAN MILES 151 MARY ANN MILLER PATRICIA ANN MILLER WILLIAM THOMAS MILLER PATRICIA CRAIG MORAN DEBRA LYNN MORRIS JERRY WAYNE MORRIS RICHARD ALLEN MORRIS BENNY RAY MUNSEY 152 LINDA JANE MEADOWS MYERS ROGER DEAN NANCE TOMA PAULETTE O’DELL PEGGY PAULETTE OSBORNE BRENDA FAYE PACK LINDA KAYE PACK ROBERT STEVEN PECK DEBORAH KAY PEGRAM 153 ROGER LEWIS PERDUE ALLEN WAYNE PERKINS GARYCLEATUS POPE JANE ELIZABETH PRICE PATRICIA ANN PRICE CORA JUNE PROFFITT BILLIE ANN PYLES SHARON FAY RADER 154 VIVIAN RAY RATCLIFFE WALTER LEE REED, Jr. BEVERLY KYLE ROBERTSON ERVIN JEFF ROGERS BRENDA DARLENE SANDERS KAREN HARVEY SANTOLLA 155 ROBERT LYNN SANTOLLA CROCKETT DEANITA SARVER MICHAEL EDWARD SCOTT ROY MICHAEL SESSOR CATHY SUE SEXTON GLENN DAVID SHARPE DONNIE LEE SHAVER CAPRIS LAYNETTE SHELTON 156 PATRICIA ANN SKELTON JANICE FAYE SMITH WANDA SUE SMITH JANICE ANN SNIDER LACY CHAPMAN SNIDER REX ALLEN SNIDER GARY LEE SNIDOW DONALD STEVEN SPARKS SUE ELLEN STAFFORD 157 WILLIAM RAY STAFFORD CONNIE SUE STEPHENS SANDRA KAY SUMPTER A MICHAEL DEAN TALBERT ALTHEIA CLEO TATE BOBBY JOE TAWNEY DANIEL JACKSON TICKLE BARBARA ELLEN WARNER ANNE MORRIS WHITTAKER 158 DEBORAH KAY WHITTAKER CHARLES STANLEY WILLIAMS DALE EMERSON WILLIAMS NOT PICTURED: WALTER JUNIOR BAILEY CAROL JUNE COVIL DAVID LEE FONTAINE THOMAS EDGAR GROSECLOSE ARTHUR WAYNE HARLESS ERNEST RAYMOND LAFON, Jr. JOHN MICHAEL MARTIN JANICE DIANE MERRIX DAVID WAYNE SMITH RICHARD LYNWOOD WILLIAMS ’• DORSEY ESTILE WILLIAMS JIM BILL WILLIAMS MICHAEL HAVEN WILLIAMS 159 Seniors Receive Awards Pres. (SC A) Gordon Hylton Pres. (Sr. Class) Richard McCormick Valedictorian Gordon Hylton Salutatorian Martha Lucas Head Majorette Peggy Caldwell Varsity Cheerleader-Captain Alice Miles Drum Major Mike Johnson Editor of Yearbook Martha Lucas Outstanding Seniors in Journalism Terry Johnson Sydney Keister Key Club Award Doak Bane Rick Jennell Future Teacher Award Robena Blevins Art Jimmy Taylor Band Pat Skelton Kevin Compton Business Diana Martin Drama Mary Kay Gutwald Industrial Arts Rodney Gusler Girl’s Physical Education Cathy Falls Science John McClung Outstanding Home Economics Student Diana Martin John Phillip Sousa Award - Bill Cecil Cross Country Eddie Caldwell Golf Tommy Groseclose Tennis Charlie Edwards Track Doak Bane Baseball ....... Basketball Football Sportsmanship . . . . School Spirit Citizenship Service Outstanding Students Leadership Qualities , School Activities . . , Best All-Around . . . “I Dare You” Award . . Marvin Gautier Steve Davis . . Stanley Williams . .Carol Ann Bonds Rick Jennell Alice Miles Marvin Gautier . . . Carolyn Day Dallas Hutchinson . . . Diana Martin Doak Bane . . . -Martha Lucas Gordon Hylton Pat Skelton Rick Jennell . . . Corky Proffitt Steve Ballard . . . Deanita Sarver Rick Jennell Mary Kay Gutwald Kevin Compton 160 Senior Directory -A- ADKINS, CAROLYN LOUISE-DECA. AISTROP, DAVID ALLEN ALBERT, DONNIE EARL ALBERT, JANICE VAUNISE-FBLA President; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; FTA; German Club. ALBERT, RONNIE MERL-DECA. ALLEN, SALLY LEIGH-National Honor Society; VICA Parliamentarian. ATKINS, ERNEST BRYAN-DECA. -B- BAILEY, WALTER JUNIOR BAKER, VICKIE LOU-Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; FBLA Chaplain; Symphonic Chorale; SHIELD Staff. BALLARD, GARY STEPHEN-SCA Rep., Key Club; Symphonic Chorale; Monogram Club; Sr. Band; Pep Club Re- porter; Co-Captain Football, Hon. Mention All District Team; Basketball; Baseball; FCA. BANE, BONNIE JEAN-FBLA. BANE, WILLIAM DOAK-Pep Club; Drama Club; Key Club; Symphonic Chorale; Sports Editor, SHIELD Staff; Track; Science Fair 2nd prize. BLACKBURN, MELANIE JEAN- National Honor Society; FBLA; Honor Graduate. BLEVINS, ROBENA TEMPA-Latin Club; FHA; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain; FTA Sec.; Girls State; Demolay Princess; Sr. Band. BOCOCK, VERNA LEE-FTA; French Club; Symphonic Chorale. BONDS, CAROL ANN-Pep Club; Drama Club, Vice Pres.; FTA Treas.; ICC; French Club; SHIELD Staff; Na- tional Honor Society; J.V., Varsity Cheerleader Co-Captain; Sr. Band. BOSTIC, ELIZABETH FAYE-French Club; FTA; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Symphonic Chorale. BROTHERTON, ROBERT SHEFFEY- Drama Club; FCA; Golf. BRUMFIELD, GARY STEPHEN BURTON, DARCY TRENT-Key Club; Varsity Football. BUTLER, SHARON LEIGH-Sr. Tri-Hi- Y; FTA; FBLA; Pep Club; Drama Club Treas.; Sr. Band; SCA Rep.; Symphonic Chorale. -C- CALDWELL, CLAUDE EDWARD- FCA; Cross-Country. CALDWELL, PEGGY LUCILLE-Pep Club; FBLA; SCA Rep.; Symphonic Chorale; Sr. Band Head Majorette. CARTER, ROSE MARIE COLLINS CECIL, WILLIAM BYRNES-Key Club; Sr. Band; All-State Band; Tennis. CHAPMAN, CALVIN CURTIS COLLINS, DOUGLAS MILLER-VICA; Baseball. COLLINS, GLENNA MARIE COLLINS, JOYCE ANN-FBLA; Li- brary Club Treas. COLLINS, RANDY RAY COMPTON, KEVIN CARLTON-Key Club; Sr. Science Club; FCA; National Honor Society; Varsity Baseball. COOKE, DAVID HOWARD-FCA; Monogram Club; Key Club; Cross- Country; Basketball. COVILL, CAROL JUNE-DECA. CRABTREE, SANDRA KAY-FBLA; Drama Club; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; National Honor Society; Co-Class Editor, SHIELD Staff; J.V., Varsity Cheerleader; Fresh- man Homecoming Princess. CRAMER, MARY EILEEN DOWDY- Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; Drama Club Reporter; French Club; FTA; Pep Club; Sr. Band Majorette; Homecoming Queen 1969; J.V. Cheerleader. CRUISE, JAMES FRANKLIN-French Club; National Honor Society. -D- DAVIS, MICHAEL STEVE-Sr. Science Club; FCA; SCA; Monogram Club; Symphonic Chorale; Varsity Football; Basketball Captain, 3rd Team All- District, The All-American Report; Base- baU. DAY, CAROLYN JUNE-Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; National Honor Society. DILLON, LARRY CARTER-Latin Club. DOUTHAT, GLENN FREDRICK- VICA; Varsity Football. DOWDY, KAREN LYNNE LITCH- •FORD- Library Club. DOWDY, PATRICIA ANN HARVEY DUNCAN, DAVEY TERRY-Football Mgr. -E- EDWARDS, CHARLES STUART-Sr. Science Club; Monogram Club; FCA; SHIELD Staff; Symphonic Chorale; SCA Historian; Varsity Tennis. -F- FALLS, CATHY ELAINE-Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Sr. Band; Jr. Snow Court Princess. FARLEY, NANCY JANE-DECA. FLETCHER, LARRY WAYNE-DECA. FONTAINE, DAVID LEE FONTAINE, LAWRENCE EUGENE FRANCIS, ROBERT LEE-FFA; VICA; State Farmer Degree. -G- GAUTIER, MARVIN WAYNE-Varsity Football; Baseball. GIVENS, MARK ROBERT-FTA; Key Club. GROSECLOSE, THOMAS EDGAR- Key Club; FCA; SCA Chaplain; Mono- gram Club; French Club; Drama Club; National Honor Society; Golf; Honor Graduate; SHIELD Staff. GUSLER, RODNEY RUSSELL-Sr. Science Club Pres.; Pep Club; Key Club; Cross-Country; Science Fair 1st place. GUTWALD, MARY KATHRYN-FTA; Symphonic Chorale; French Club; Na- tional Honor Society; Drama Club Pres.; Pep Club; Activities Ed., SHIELD Staff; Varsity Cheerleader; Honor Graduate; 2nd Runner-Up Miss GHS Beauty Pageant 1969. -H- HARDY, LARRY WAYNE-VICA. HARLESS, ARTHUR WAYNE HARLESS, MARY DORISCELLA- DECA. HARRISON, GLENNA ESTELLE-Art Club; German Club; FTA; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Rep. HENDRICKSON, MARGARET BEATRICE-Pep Club; FTA; FBLA; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; Drama Club; Sr. Band; J.V. Cheerleader; 8th grade Homecoming Princess. HOBBS, FRANKIE LEE-VICA. HUFFMAN, STEPHANIE ELLEN- FBLA. HUNGATE, LINDA JANE-FTA; Sr. Science Club; ICC; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Sec.; German Club Sec.; National Honor Society Treas.; Jr. Chapter and State FHA Degree; State FHA Convention. HUTCHINSON, DALLAS FRED- ERICK Pep Club; Art Editor, SHIELD STAFF; Drama Club; Sr. Science Club Vice Pres.; Key Club Sec.; Art Club Treas.; Boys State. HYLTON, JOSEPH GORDON-Key Club; National Honor Society; SCA Pres.; FCA Capt.; Cross Country Capt.; Baseball; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation; Who’s Who in American High Schools; Valedictorian. -J- JANEY, MARY MARIE COLLINS JENNELL, RICHARD CURTIS-FCA; Key Club Pres.; Monogram Club Pres.; “Most Dedicated” Trophy Football; Bas- ketball; Baseball; Hon. Mention All- District Football and Basketball. JOHNSON, JERRY RAY JOHNSON, MICHAEL JEROME-Key Club; Monogram Club; FCA Sec.; SCA Parliamentarian; Sr. Band Drum Major: Golf. 161 JOHNSON, TERESA LEIGH-FTA; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; Art Club; Drama Club; German Club Chaplain. JOHNSON, WILLIAM HARRISON JONES, JAMES EDWARD Track. JONES, MARY CAROLYN-FHA; FBLA. -K- KAST, MEMPHUS JARVIS-VICA. KEISTER, SYDNEY ANNE-Sr. Tri-Hi- Y; ETA; Pep Club; French Club; Spar- tonian Staff; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. KIRK, BETTY FAY-VICA. KIRK, DONNIE RAY KIRK, LINDA STANWITZ-DECA. -L- LAFON, ERNEST RAYMOND, JR. LAW, LEON AUBREY-Monogram Club; FCA Chaplain; Key Club; Foot- ball. LINK, THOMAS CROCKETT-VICA. LONG, JOHN PHILLIP LONG, LEONARD LELOIN-VICA. LUCAS, ALVIN LEON-VICA; Baseball. LUCAS, MARTHA ANNE-FBLA; ETA; German Club; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; FHA Rep.; National Honor Society Pres.; Editor, SHIELD Staff; Symphonic Chorale; Key Club Sweetheart; Salutatorian. -M- MAHAFFEY, TREVIA JEANETTE- FBLA. MANNING, TERETHA MAE-FBLA. MARCUSSEN, VICTOR BREMER-Sr. Science Club; FCA; Monogram Club; Cross Country; Track. MARTIN, ALICE FAY-DECA Parlia- mentarian. MARTIN, CAROL ANNETTE-FHA; Library Club Rep. MARTIN, DIANA KAY-Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; FBLA; FHA Vice Pres.; National Honor Society; Symphonic Chorale; Girls State. MARTIN, JOHN MICHAEL-DECA. MARTIN, LARRY GENE MARTIN, TED ALLEN-VICA Pres.; Monogram Club; FCA; Track; Hon. Mention All-District Football. McCLUNG, JOHN MICHAEL-French Club; National Honor Society; Honor Graduate. McCORMICK, RICHARD WAYNE-Art Club; Hi-Y; Pep Club; Senior Class Pres. McCOY, DOUGLAS ALLEN-DECA Rep.; Key Club. McCROSKEY, EDYE LEA-Pep Club; FBLA. McCROSKEY, ERNEST KIRK-DECA. McDaniel, STEVEN EARL-Sr. Science Club; Latin Club; Cross Country; Track. McGUlRE, CAROL LEIGH McGuire, william MICHAEL-Key Club; VICA Rep. MEREDITH, DAVID ALLEN-Pep Club; Track. MEREDITH, HAROLD McKlNLEY MEREDITH, SHARON FULLER- DECA. MERRIX, JANICE DIANE DECA. MERRIX, PORTIA GAIL-FHA; Pep Club; Freshman Snow Court Princess. MILES, ALICE KEVAN-Drama Club; Pep Club; Sr. Band; J.V. Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader Capt.; 8th grade Snow Court Princess; Jr. Homecoming Princess. MILLER, MARY ANN-FBLA; Library Club. MILLER, PATRICIA ANN-Sr. Tri-Hi- Y; German Club; National Honor Society; FTA Pres.; Co-Organizations Editor, SHIELD Staff; Honor Graduate. MILLER, WILLIAM THOMAS-Hi-Y Pres.; Drama Club; Symphonic Chorale. MORAN, PATRICIA CRAIG -Art Club; F TA; Drama Club Sec.; Sr. Band Major- ette. MORRIS, DEBRA LYNN-French Club; SCA Rep.; National Honor Society Sec.; Co-Organizations Editor, SHIELD Staff; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Pres.; FTA District Re- cording Sec.; District Vice Pres., Hi-Y- Tri-Hi-Y; MGA Page, Delegate, Staff As- sistant; Honor Graduate. MORRIS. JERRY WAYNE MORRIS, RICHARD ALLEN-Key Club; VICA. MUNSEY, BENNY RAY-DECA; FFA. MYERS, LINDA JANE MEADOWS -N- NANCE, ROGER DEAN -O- O’DELL, TOMA PAULETTE-Sr. Tri- Hi-Y; FTA; Pep Club; Sr. Band; Sub- scriptions Mgr., SHIELD Staff. OSBORNE, PEGGY PAULETTE- DECA. -P- PACK, BRENDA FAYE-Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Historian; Art Club; Latin Club; Symphonic Chorale; Sr. Band Banner Girl. PACK, LINDA KAYE-Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; Latin Club; Art Club; Symphonic Chorale; Sr. Band Banner Girl. PECK, ROBERT STEVEN -VICA. PEGRAM, DEBORAH KAY PERDUE, ROGER LEWIS PERKINS, ALLEN WAYNE POFF, GARY CLEATUS-VICA; Key Club. PRICE, JANE ELIZABETH-Sr. Tri-Hi- Y;FHA. PRICE. PATRICIA ANN-FBLA; Li- brary Club. PROFFITT, CORA JUNE-FHA; FBLA; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; Co-Class Editor, SHIELD Staff; Pep Club Pres.; Sr. Band; Sym- phonic Chorale; J.V. Cheerleader Capt.; Spartan. PYLES, BILLIE ANN-DECA Treas.; Li- brary Club Pres. 162 -R- RADER, SHARON FAY-FBLA; Na- tional Honor Society. RATCFIFFE, BENTFEY WAYNE- VICA Parliamentarian. RATCLIFFE, CONNIE JEAN RATCLIFF ' E. VIVIAN RAY-French Club; Boys State. REED, WALTER LEE-Key Club; DECA. ROBERTSON, BEVERLY KYLE- DECA. ROGERS, ERVIN JEFF-DECA. -S- SANDERS, BRENDA DARLENE- DECA. SANTOLLA, KAREN HARVEY SANTOLLA, ROBERT LYNN SARVER, CROCKETT DE ANITA - ETA; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; SCA Rep.; ICC; FBLA Vice Pres.; Sr. Class Vice Pres.; DAR Good Citizenship Award; Varsity Cheerleader Alt.; Sr. Home- coming Princess. SCOTT, MICHAEL EDWARD SESSOR, ROY MICHAEL-VICA. SEXTON, CATHY SUE-FBLA; FHA. SHARPE, GLENN DAVID-VICA. SHAVER. DONALD LEE SHELTON, CAPRIS LAYNETTE-Pep Club. SKELTON, PATRICIA ANN National Honor Society; ETA; Pep Club; Sr. Tri- Hi-Y; French Club; Symphonic Chorale; Sr. Band; SCA Sec.-Treas.; Senator MGA; Alt. Spartan. SMITH, DAVID WAYNE SMITH, JANICE FAYE-FTA; Sr. Tri- Hi-Y; National Honor Society; Sr. Band. SMITH, WANDA SUE-FHA; Sr. Tri-Hi- Y; Art Club Sec.; FBLA Rep.; Alt. J.V. Cheerleader. SNIDER, JANICE ANN-FBLA. SNIDER, LACY CHAPMAN-VICA. SNIDER, REX ALLEN SNIDOW, GARY LEE-VICA. SPARKS, DONALD STEVEN -VICA; Monogram Club; All-District Football; 3rd Team All-District Basketball, The All-American Report. STAFFORD, SUE ELLEN-VICA Pres.; Sr. Class Rep.; VICA Student of Year; Sr. Band Majorette; J.V. Cheerleader; MissGHS, 1970. STAFFORD, WILLIAM RAY STEPHENS, CONNIE SUE-FHA; FBLA Sec. SUMPTER, SANDRA KAYE-FBLA; Library Club Sec. -T- TALBERT, MICHAEL DEAN Hi.Y. TATE, ALTHCIA CLEO-Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Treas.; FHA Treas.; FBLA Treas. TAWNEY, ROBERT JOE TAYLOR, JAMES DWIGHT-Art Club Pres.; Hi-Y; Pep Club; German Club. TICKLE, DANIEL JACKSON FFA; Varsity Football. -W- WARNER, BARBARA ELLEN-FTA; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; SCA; Drama Club; Sr. Band Librarian; Sr. Class Treas.; Spartan; Snow Court Queen. WHITTAKER, ANNE MORRIS-FBLA; Art Club. WHITTAKER, DEBORAH KAY-VICA; Art Club. WILLIAMS, CHARLES STANLEY- VICA; Monogram Club; Varsity Foot- ball, Co-Captain, All-District Team, Most Valuable Player Award. WILLIAMS, DALE EMERSON-Key Club; Pep Club; FCA; DECA Vice Pres.; Symphonic Chorale; Tennis. WILLIAMS, DORSEY ESTILE WILLIAMS, JAMES BILL WILLIAMS, MICHAEL HAVEN-Na- tional Honor Society; Key Club; FTA; Symphonic Chorale; Sr. Class Sec.; Operation Enterprise. WILLIAMS, RICHARD LYNWOOD Honor Graduates Debra Morris (8), John McClung (5), Martha Lucas (2), Gordon Hylton (1), Melanie Blackburn (7), Tom Groseclose (4), Mary Kay Gutwald (6), Pat Miller (3). 163 PHASE Curtis Glenn Coulson Principal Mr. Curtis Coulson attended Lynchburg College where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree. He then earned his Master of Education degree from the University of Virginia. We are honored to have as principal a man who possesses the fine qualities which enable him to serve Giles High School. 166 Larry Hayden Conner Assistant Principal MR. LARRY HAYDEN CONNER Concord College, B.S.; Radford College, M.S.; Assistant Principal; Athletic Director Mr. Larry Conner has successfully coped with the prob- lems of Giles throughout the year. His patience and under- standing have been greatly appreciated by the students of Giles High School. Guidance Department MRS. JEAN H. BANE Radford College, B.A., M.S.; University of Virginia; Guidance Director; Sponsor-Senior Class MISS PAMELA G.CROY Longwood College, B.S.; Radford College, M.S.; Guidance Counselor; Sponsor-Varsity Cheerleaders, Advisor-SHIELD Staff Guidance is primarily aimed at assisting each pupil to understand himself and to become self-directing in making and carrying out adequate plans whereby he may achieve satisfactory adjustment in all aspects of living and arrive at a maximum realization of his potential. The Guidance Department consists of two fulltime counselors, and with experience, Mrs. Bane and Miss Croy strive to help all students. 167 Learning To Communicate MRS. GRACE D. GLENN Concord College, B.A.; Marshall University; English MR. CHARLES M. GLANZER Central Florida Junior College, A.A.; Cumblerland College, B.S.; English; J.V. Basketball Coach I MRS. JOANNE LOBDELL Washington State University, B.A.; University of Maine, M.S.; Enghsh; Sponsor-Hi-Y MRS. NORENE H. HARDING Lynchburg College, A.B.; Radford College; University of Virginia; Reading; Sponsor-Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 168 Through English MRS. KATHARINE NEWMAN V.P.I. B.S.; French; Sponsor-French Club MRS. JUNE MILLER Concord College, B.S.; Radford College, M.S.; Enghsh; Sponsor-Pep Club MRS. RUBY C. HYLTON Marshall University, Concord, B.S.; Mary Washington, English; Social Studies; Sponsor-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y MRS. LAURA K. McGRAW Concord College, B.S.; Radford College, M.S.; Enghsh; Sponsor-Pep Club 169 MISS CARNELLE SUE HYPES Radford College, B.S.; Lynchburg College, University of Virginia; English; Latin; Sponsor-Latin Club MRS. JANE P. JANEY Radford CoUege B.S.; V.P.I., M.S.; Home Economics; English MRS. LORENA A. LEIST Virginia Intermont College, Concord College, West Virginia University, B.S.; English; Business Math MISS FRANCIS C. HYPES V.P.E, B.S.; Radford College; Librarian; Sponsor-Library Club MRS. EUGENA M. FLOYD Concord College, B.S.; Librarian; Sponsor-Library Club 170 Science-A Key To Understanding MRS. JACQUELYN CANTLEY University of Vermont, B.S.; Radford College; General Science; Semesterized Science; Sponsor— J.V. Cheerleaders MRS. PHYLLIS E. FISHER Radford College, B.S.; M.S.; Semesterized Science; Chemistry; Biology; Sponsor— Science Club MR. MICHAEL E. JOHNSON Concord College, B.S.; Science; Biology; Coach: Tennis, 8th grade Football MR. BOB WILBURN Concord College, B.S.; Radford College Biology; 8th grade Basketball, J.V. Baseball MR. WILLIAM JERRY MILLER Concord College, B.S.; Consumer Math; General Science; Semesterized Science; Physics; Sponsor-Jr. Science Club P.E. Is The Road To Better Health WILLIAM D. LLOYD East Tennessee State University, B.S.; Physical Education; Coach: Varsity FootbaB; Sponsor— Monogram Club GARY G. CLARK Marshall University, Concord College, B.S.; Physical Education; Sponsor-Monogram Club; Coach: Varsity Basketball, J.V. Football; Assistant coach. Varsity Football MRS. KAY R. RAKES Radford College, B.S.; Physical Education; Sponsor-SPARTANS MRS. JUDY J. MANN Concord College, B.S.; Physical Education Harmony, Rythm Contrast Are Watchwords To Fine Arts Compositions MR. JOHN L. RUDACILLE Concord College, B.S.; Radford College, M.S.; Band Director MR. ARCHIE G. SNYDER Marshall University, B.S.; Radford College M.S.; Chorus; Jr. Band; Sponsor-Symphonic Chorale MRS. LINDA B. CLEVINGER Radford College, B.S.; English; Speech; Drama; Sponsor- Drama Club MRS. JEAN ANN FITZGERALD University of Denver, B.A.; University of Colorado, National University of Mexico; Art; Sponsor-Art Club 172 Social Studies For A World In Action MRS. GRACE C. ROBERTSON Radford College, B.S.; V.P.I., M.S.; University of Virginia, University of North Carolina; World History; United States History; Sponsor— F.T.A. MR. W. GALE YOUNG University of South Carolina, B.S.; V.P.I. Master of Accounting; U.S. History; Geography MRS. ANN P. SHELTON Madison College, B.A.; University of Virginia; Government; U.S. History; Sponsor-S.C.A. MR. JAMES P. JACKSON Concord College, B.S.; University of Florida, V.P.I. , Radford College; Government; Civics; Coach: Cross Country Track; Sponsor-Key Club MRS. ARVENIA W. SHUTT Marshall University, B.S.; West Virginia University, M.S.; World Geography; Sociology 173 Home Economics Strengthens MRS. ROSETTA A. WHEELER Radford College, B.S.; V.P.I.; Home Economics; Sponsor-F.H.A. Shop Is A Doing Experience MR. CHARLES R. HARTWELL Bluefield State College; Mechanical Drawing MR. HURLEY C. JOHNSTON V.P.L, B.S.; Mechanical Drawing, Agriculture Mechanics, Vocational Agriculture 174 MR. WILLIAM B. VINCEL V.P.L, B.S.; Agriculture; Sponsor— E.F. A. MR. JAMES D. WORLEY East Tennessee State University, B.S.; Industrial Arts; Assistant Coach-Football, Track MR. JACK C. WILLIAMS University of Alabama, B.S.; Industrial Arts; Sponsor-F.C.A. 175 Students Prepare Today For Tomorrow Through Math MR. S.L. KING Emory and Henry College, University of Virginia, B.S.; Radford College, University of Alabama, University of Maine; Math MR. RONALD WORRELL Concord College, B.S.; Radford College, M.S.; Algebra, Geometry MR. L. DALE COLLINS V.P.I., B.S.; Radford College; Algebra MR. DAVID C. GUYNN, Jr. V.P.I., B.S.; Forestry and Wildlife; Math MRS. ANNE G. DANAHY Westhampton College, University of Virginia, B.S.; Math; Sponsor— National Honor Society MR. RALPH PORTER STAFFORD Hiwassee College, Emory and Henry, B.S.; Columbia University, Radford College; Geometry, Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra 176 Business Opens Doors To The Future MRS. VIVIAN Y. TICE Radford College, B.S.; University of Virginia; Typing, Shorthand; Sponsor— F.B.L. A. MRS. OLGA S. JAMISON Cedar Crest College, B.S.; University of Virginia, Radford College, V.P.I.; Typing; Sponsor-F.T.A., Spartonian J MRS. FLISE HELM Concord College, B.S.; V.P.I.; General Business, German; Sponsor- German Club MR. CLARENCE MULHEREN, Jr. Concord College, B.S.; V.P.I., University of Virginia; Bookkeeping, Piconomics, Office Practice; Sponsor-F.C.A. MR. JOHN R. FISHER V.P.I., B.S.; University of Virginia, University of Alabama, Radford College; Distributive Education; Sponsor-D.E.C.A. 177 Giles County Vocational School MR. JACK R. LEWIS Middle Tennessee State College, B.S.; Stout State University, M.S. Principal MR. DONALD L. BROOKMAN Emory and Henry College, B.A.; Radford College, M.S.; Student Service Director; Sponsor VICA MRS. BETTE GIBBS Maryland State School of Beauty Culture; V.P.L; Cosmetology MRS. NANCY DOWDY MR. WILLIAM E. HUDSON, Jr. Lewis Gale School of Nursing; V.P.L; Nashville Auto Diesel School; V.P.L; Practical Nursing and Health Aids; Welding Sponsor— VICA 178 We Learn To Earn MR. ROBERT E. FARMER Concord College, B.S.; Machine Shop MR. HARRY E. YATES State of Virginia Auto Mechanics Program; Automotive Factory Diplomas; V.P.I.; Auto Mechanics MR. Edwin B. BREWSTER, Jr. Bluefield State College, A.S.; V.P.I.; Drafting MR. WASHINGTON ELITCHKO V.P.I.; Electricity 179 Secretaries Assist Personnel MRS. HOUCHINS MRS. HUBBARD Cooks And Custodians Serve Giles High OUR CUSTODIANS Not Pictured; MRS. GORDON-Head Cook MRS. WEISS MR. ROBERTSON MR. ROBERT C. PRICE-Drivers Education In memory of Mr. Ralph Trenar who devoted many hours of faithful service to Giles High School. 180 Shield Staff Shapes Yearbook Shield representatives help finance yearbook by selling ads and Editors; Martha Lucas and Larry Houchins subscriptions. Advisor: Miss Pamela Croy and editors 181 Subscriptions: T. O’Dell Business Manager: G. Hylton Photographer: H. McClaugherty Organizations: P. Miller and D. Morris 182 Sports: D. Bane Activities: M.K. Gutwald PHASE FOUR CELCO PLANT ! ELANESE FIBERS COMPANY NARROWS— PEAR ISBURG, Virginia 184 THE DAILY NEWSPAPER NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Serves as a new textbook every day for almost every course of study. To be a better informed student today and a better citizen tomorrow “All Lines of Insurance Auto Financing” READ THE ROANOKE TIMES ROY MERILYN BRADLEY Phone; 921-3514 PEARISBURG HOME AUTO SUPPLY CORP. Home Furnishings Frigidaire Appliances Phone 92M751 112-114 Main St.. Pearisburg, Va. CUMBEE OIL CO. P.O. Box 497 Pearisburg, Virginia 24134 CALL 921-1585 STOP AT YOUR GOOD GULF DEALER Quality Merchandise Popular Prices Giles County Shopping Center Always Plenty of Free Parking Three Ways to Shop Cash Charge Lay-Away 185 Congratulations to the Class of ' 70 “The only thing you save by shopping at J. Bentley Hall Insurance Agency 117 North Main St. Pearisburg, Virginia Business Phone 921-1233 ALL KINDS of INSURANCE Ched’s is money!” STATE FARM INSURANCE A.B. “JACK” HECK Agent Office Home 921-1067 921-1454 Get the Best Get SEALTEST Distributed By Farris Brothers Dairy, Inc. Dublin, Va. Pembroke Motor Sales HARVCSTE Wrecker Service Owner BOBBY McCALL Phone: 132 186 MACHINE DESIGN, INC Engineering Precision Machining Route 460 E. P.O.Box 1300 Pembroke, Virginia 24136 B.B. POWELL President David B. Hunt Vice President Croy Motor Sales, Inc. Pearisburg, Virginia First in Service to G.H.S. and the Public HARRIS GROCERY PRODUCE Rt. No. 460 Narrows, Virginia “WE GIVE FAMILY STAMPS’’ Compliments of DAVIS RADIO AND T.V. your VICTOR DEALER 187 Compliments of the TOWN OF PEMBROKE Pembroke, Va. 24136 PRINCETON’S OLDEST MEN’S STORE 809 Mercer St., Princeton, W.Va. ONE AGENCY TO SERVE ALL YOUR PERSONAL OR BUSINESS INSURANCE NEEDS INSURANCE AGENCY FORMERLY WOODS INSURANCE AGENCY All Lines of INSURANCE Pearisburg Representative BERNARD JOURNELL - PAUL WAGNER Office Receptionist NORWETA C. WILBURN RICHARD PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 712 WENONAH AVENUE PHONE 921-1198 PEARISBURG, VIRGINIA Giles Virginian Leader Buy-— Sell— Swap With Virginian Leader Want Ads Phone: 921-3434 Pearisburg, Virginia and Say “Charge It!” INGRAM TAYLOR FURNITURE, INC. 129 Main Street Pearisburg, Virginia Phone: 921-3685 WESTERN AUTO Wenonah Avenue Pearisburg, Virginia Phone: 921-3297 188 FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA Member of F.D.I.C. Compliments of THE STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Big Run, Pennsylvania Jefferson, County INGRAM PONTIAC CORP. PONTIAC CADILLAC BUICK OPEL GMC TRUCKS Phone: 921-1531 Pearisburg, Va. Congratulations Class of 1970 from JOHNSTON BROTHERS Staffordsville, Va. 189 Compliments of Leas and McVitty, Inc. Over 150 Years America’s Highest Quality Sole Leather Congratulations to the Class of 1970 The B B Stores, Inc. LARGEST VARIETY STORE IN GILES Pearisburg Narrows Pearisburg, Virginia A.M. Wheeler Furniture Co., Inc. Narrows, Virginia Since 1916 KELVINATOR APPLIANCES PHILCO APPLIANCES ADMI RAL APPLIANCES MOHAWK CARPET MONARCH CARPET WE BUILD Carpet laid wall to wall or room sizes Call 726-2132 KIWANIS CLUB OF PEARISBURG, INC. 190 Saluting the Class of ’70 Village Inn Pearisburg, Virginia Gables Pharmacy, Incorporated Charcoal Steaks Country Ham Sea Food Banquets and Private Parties Call 921-9874 or 921-1499 GABLES SHOPPING CENTER Phone: 552-4381 Blacksburg, Virginia Pearisburg Lumber Supply, Co. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’70 Roller “THE COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE MAIN STREET - PEARISBURG, VA. PHONE 921-1291 Lumber— Mil I work Building Materials Roofing— Glass Hardware— Paints Heating— Plumbing Electrical Supplies Floral Company Pearisburg, Va. Princeton, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. 191 R. EARLE GAWTHROP INSURANCE PEMBROKE FOOD MARKET Pearisburg, Virginia 24134 510 Wenonah Ave. Phone 921-1665 Groceries, Meats, Produce We Give Your Desire Coupons Pembroke, Virginia INGRAM PONTIAC SERVICE STATION Pearisburg, Va. GREEN VALLEY GROCERY GROCERiES-FEED-PRODUCE PURE OIL PRODUCTS Phone: 921-1531 Pleasing You Keeps Us In Business THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK NARROWS PEARISBURG ‘TPfcjlfr uatiqmav iHt Fusi NA1I0N4F A .‘AfcMdfcMANK Of the first ViRGiNiA BANK SHARES -RPiSRa ' IQN 192 HERFF-JONES Giles High School Official Jeweler Buddy Moses Representative Compliments of PEARISBURG FOOD CENTER Pearisburg, Va. REYNOLDS JEWELRY STORE Pearisburg, Va. DAY’S GROCERY SERVICE STATION Goldbond, Va. Dr. L. E. DUNMAN Prices Modern Barber Shop and Prices Modern Beauty Solon “We survive by you dropping your head by.” Compliments of Prices Modern Barber Shop and Prices Modern Beauty Salon Pembroke, Va. Atkins Brothers 194 PEARISBURG FABRIC CARE CENTER Coin-Operated Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Phone; 921-3195 Next door to Vol. Fire Dept. McLean Drug Co. Pearisburg, Va. ‘‘For an after-school snack or whatever they need, Giles students go to McLEAN’s (Indeed!!)” 195 Compliments of TIMBERLAKE HARDWARE CO. Pearisburg, Va. NARROWS FLOWER GIFT SHOP Narrows, Va. PSATHAS CAFE Pearisburg, Va. EDGEWOOD AUTO PARTS Ripplemead, Va. Compliments of Narrows Livestock Market, Inc. Narrows, Virginia Phone-726-2152 SALE EVERY SATURDAY 1:30 P.M. rl 196 Compliments of Radford Brothers Inc. Blacksburg, Virginia LYNCH’S mVit Things to Wear for Men who Care PHONE GA 5--2477 957 Mercer St. Princeton, W. Va. Compliments of Pilot Oil Co. Pearisburg, Virginia Compliments of KIMBALLTON SUPPLY AND CREDIT WAY Pearisburg, Virginia HENDRICKSON MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler—Ply mouth Simca— Sunbeam Pembroke, Virginia 198 Kanode Motor Company Inc Sales HOGES CHAPEL GROCERY Hoges Chapel, Virginia “A Real Country Store” Plymouth Chrysler Large Selection Used Cars Phone; 552-4141 Blacksburg, Va. Compliments of DOWDY’S JEWELERS Pearisburg, Va. FARM BUREAU Pearisburg, Va. PYNES STORE Eggleston, Va. DR. P.R. STUBBS, Jr. I Service 199 Compliments of DR. W. B. CECIL DR. Q. O. SUTPHIN DR. D. F. LOVE DR. J. F. McGUIRE Compliments of WILLIAM E. HAGY Pembroke, Va. KINNEY’S DRIVE IN Narrows, Va. STRECKLER’S MEN’S SHOP Bluefield, W. Va. DR. F.D. MORSE, JR. 200 H. Clayton Davis Field Underwriter Life, Health, Group Insurance Annuities, Pension Plans NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. 205 Mt. Lake Ave. Pearisburg, Va. 24134 Business: 921-1020 Residence: 921-3921 DOWNTOWN BLACKSBURG Compliments of BOWLING’S SUPERETTE Pembroke, Va. and J.F. WILLIAMS COMPANY, INC. Pembroke, Va. Compliments of WILLIAM SINCLAIR Pembroke, Va. MEDLEY’S GROCERY SNACK BAR Hoges Chapel, Va. M. W. SUPERMARKET Hoges Chapel, Va. SHRADER’S COMMUNITY GROCERY Pearisburg, Va. 201 Compliments of HAPIDAY MOTOR LODGE Pearisburg, Va. GIVENS FUNERAL HOME Pearisburg, Va. WHITTAKER’S STORE White Gate, Va. BARTON’S 5 10 Pembroke, Va. BRITT’S APPLIANCES Musical Instruments Your Record Center Compliments of SANTON’S 629 Mercer St. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton’s Finest Dept. Store Phone: 425-2271 202 MOTOR SUPPLY CORP. RT. 1, Pearisburg, Va. Phone 921-3354 Rich Creek Branch Phone 726-3767 Compliments of Clover Creamery Co., Inc. Pearisburg, Va. Compliments of CARR’S GROCERY Poplar Hill, Va. and TASTEE EREEZE Pearisburg, Va. For Complete Line of Dairy Products Telephone 921-1342 “So Much To Enjoy” Meadow-Gold Dairy Products 203 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 Compliments of Cuddington’s Studio 102 Main Street Pearisburg, Va. Phone: 921-3472 “For a complete Photographic Coverage of Any Event— f O c CD m 3 -o m H DJ zr o f-4 o jM Cu W c Q. OJ 3 3 D Q) o o OJ 3 3 • o a, “H cu 3 fij CD CP o K to 3 U1 o ' 3 ■O ■a • o n c O ' DO 5 s ® £ O -O 3 OJ tn to O g - = O ro Q G.H.S. Students Are Going to the RAINBOW DRIVE-IN All the Time Because It ' s Tops!! Pearisburg, Virginia 206 Any yearbook, no matter how talented its creators may be, must have the financial support of commercial enterprise. On the previous pages, you have seen the names of businesses and individuals who have given us their financial assistance which has made this publication possible. We of the Giles High SHIELD Staff would like to express our appreciation for those who are advertising in the 1970 SHIELD and to urge the students of Giles High to patronize their businesses. Thank you. 207 For Yesterday is but a Dream, And To-Morrow is only a Vision; But To-Day, well lived. Makes every Yesterday A dream of Happiness, And every To-Morrow a Vision of Hope LEAVES OF GOLD PEARISBURG PUBLIC LIBRARY I I I i 1 j I I i I I I I I ! 1