Haysi High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Haysi, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1975 volume:

Haysi Public Library Haysi, Virginia Donated by THE WALLACE FAMILY m t:::| 1 • 1-1 ' i ' t r sNEiTinn HAYSI HIGH SCHOOL , HAYSI, VIRGINIA VOLUME NINETEEN Yearbook Staff Sandy Presley . . . Editor Debi Counts . . . Assistant Editor, Ads Paula Wallace . . . Introduction, Unions, Copy Editor Kathy Harrison . . . Introduction, Unions, Seniors Reva Colley . . . Introduction, 7th Grade, Ads Sandi Neely . . . Seniors Sherri Owens . . . Underclassmen Enola Fink . . . Underclassmen Sandy Edwards . . . Underclassmen Kitty Kiser . . . Underclassmen, Ads Robbie Colley . . . Sports, Faculty Tony Arrington . . . Sports, Faculty Ronnie Edwards . . . Sports, Faculty Jessie Powers . . . Sports Susie Woods . . . Photography i .that’s the theme of our 75 annual. The dictionary definition of REBIRTH is change and revival. That is what we have tried to do this year . ... to revive and create new ideas for the year¬ book. We wanted to present a different, creative, and hopefully better yearbook. The times are changing, feelings are changing, moods are changing . . . .and most of all ... . YOU are changing. A new name, new ideas, new designs from cover to cover .... symbolize REBIRTH.a new beginning. From all of us .... to all of you .... This is our CREATION. Walkin’ down this rocky road Wonderin’ where my feet are goin’ holdin’ on till the end. Finding out along the way What it takes to keep from changing. You should know how it feels. I am the same Life’s just a game I chose to play. My only light keeps fading, blindly searching For a new beginning. Many miles and many tears have finally brought Rebirth. Now I’m on my feet again As different things begin to happen Letting life blossom on its own. The times I had brought many changes and I’ve finally made it. So I picked up my memories and walked on. Paula Wallace 2 union Sliper s ITWEEKSPIRITWEEKSPIRITWEEKSPIRITWEI Elmo ShagNasty’s Ragtime Band. Stomp ’em Get Down!!! COUNTRY BUMPKIN DAY HELPS BOOST SPIRIT Well hello there Country Bumpkin.Little brown jugs .... is that REALLY Mr. Silcox? . . . corn cob pipes . . . freckles .... overalls .... Ma and Pa Farkle .... flannel shirts .... Pigtails .... you’all come up and see us sometime . . . . teachers go hillbil¬ ly .Have ya got that Spirit—Yea Man!!! Spirit Week was full of surprises .... Morning homeroom pep rallies .... getting out of class . . . . everyone getting the spirit .... Red, white, and blue days .... Be nice to student day .... a 2-hour pep rally. . . .free cokes. . . . Coach with cream pie in his face .... Super Seniors win Spirit Stick. Countdown to homecoming night. Don’t let anyone tell you I’m not a Country Bumpkin.” 4 (SPIRITWEEKSPIRITWEEKSPIRITWEEK We’re behind you team, and we’re backing you up!! Queen and her Court. 6 Spirit had been building up for the past week—just for this night. Corsages, poster making, pep rallies, and decorating for the dance gave everybody that “win- nin’ feelin’”. The homecoming court was chosen and the band was busy preparing their half time show. The team really put forth the effort and the half time score was 0-0. The five Seniors leaving can remember their last homecoming game with pride. Coach Kiser kept the spirit alive .... and like a dream come true .... 14-6 . . . WE WON!!!! UP, UP, AND AWAY!! Not tonight, Titans, Not tonight!! Umm, Umm, Good!! Practice for the band began early in the year, as newcomers learned and the experienced tried to remember. H.H.S. Marching Band Revived Mr. Bruce Rush, the new director, has really gotten the band in shape and back on its feet. This is the first year in AGES that the band has been playing and marching at the football games. This year they also performed in the Xmas parade and other activities, led by head majorette, Sandy Presley. HAYSI HIGH SCHOOL ©s’ BAND fs] - HAYSI VIRGINIA The school is very proud of our marching band and their efforts to rebuild. 8 MS £ Tigerettes Claim Second Place in District Our theme began to catch fire as we watched a quickening of the Haysi Tigerettes. It’s a new ballgame, some new superstars, and a new ex¬ citement! Girls Basketball is on the rise again at H. H. S. With a great team of girls and a good coach, the Tigerettes finished the season with a record of 13- 1, placing them 2nd in the Clinch Valley District. This year District. . . next year who knows! On to bigger and better things. While at Haysi, the visiting committee stayed at beautiful Breaks Interstate Park. This was a new experience for the committee. They had to learn how to drive along our win¬ ding roads, between the chug-holes, and how to get out of the way of movin’ coal trucks—fast!! Evaluation—probably the most talked about subject at school this year. Like our new name, our theme, like our whole annual . . . it’s new and different. In April every aspect of our school underwent evaluation. Months and months were spent in hard work and preparation, and the evaluating committee arrived. A time of testing . . . and we survived. Evaluation Comes To H.H.S. Miss Evans, as usual, active in preparing for evaluation. Beginning of a meeting . . . and . . . after the meeting. If you take my picture one more time . . . Class room instruction was observed. Work . . . faculty meetings . . . “Betty did you lose your folder AGAIN?” . . . work . . . class observation . . . reports . . . com¬ mittees . . . hot cortee—and tempers . . . WORK . . . it’s over at last . . . AHHH!!! 10 Bang .... Swish .... bang . . . clank .... are the sounds everyone has been hearing from the stage since the beginning of the year. After several years of absence of a Drama dept.—Speech-n-Drama is back again! The Speech-n-Drama class has been cleaning, repairing, rebuilding, painting and making flats, and designing sets for the Talent Show. All year long everyone has really worked hard in preparation for their children’s play “The Troll Who Believed in People.” Now that the Drama dept, is back on its feet, high hopes and big plans are in store for next year. opening night .... fear and ex¬ citement .... “Do I look O.K.??? . . . cue cards . . . flats . . . smiles . . . . Just LOOK at all those people . . . . “I’m so nervous . . . tears and paint .... carpenters . . . . curtain calls .... a success. 11 E. Z S $ CO £ •5 2® CO zi O- O CD (0 o’ o 5 CD C 3 CO i CD O co 3 ® c CT CD 3 CD 2- — n — CD _ 13 q. CD E 0) Q. 2. 3 ® CO = ZT $ = = CQ 5 w 2 3 o CQ 2 5 CD CD CO Q. 03 . r 1 05 CD o jB 25. =T 3 CQ - ; zr r+ o C o 03 =s = o Z3 Z3 2T Q. 03_ Z± ■ ? 5 CQ CD cr 05 Ql 03 CD 3 Q. Q. 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Without her, our CREATION would not have been poss ble. We certainly made our fair share of mistakes, but she was always there to help make them right again. An with her presence was always that wonderful sense of humor and genuine g low of warmth and understanding. S to you Mrs. Slusher we’d like to say: “Thanks” for putting up with us and for helping us make our CREATION a success. But most of all, THANKS FO BEING YOU. tUE I CUE UOI Kathy: As editor of the paper I would just like to say . . . Debbie: Wait Mi Slusher, I know if I think long enough I’ll be able to say “something” goc about you. Tony: Sorry can’t talk now, gotta finish this deadline. Sandy: f Mrs. Slusher, I’ve not gone beserk just because we’re a little behii schedule, I just like ink pens. Reva: You can’t make me say anything abo “her” and forfeit my “A” this six weeks. 16 stunents Dieia “Administration” is a word of many meanings. To some it means assigned study halls and no more smoking in the bathrooms. But to others the Ad¬ ministration is the direction of all school-related activities. The chief figure in the smooth operation of the school is our principal, Mr. Erdman Mullins. Behind the scenes he handles parent con¬ ferences, faculty meetings, school board decisions, and the technical aspects of running a high school. In keeping with the smooth operation of the school, he has been open to student suggestions. Several new policies have been instigated, some of which are the new student handbook, up-to- date dress code, and the new 10-day attendance policy. Another key factor in the smooth operation of our school is our assistant principal, Mr. Finis McCoy. Always in a cheerful mood, Mr. McCoy assists with the numerous office difficulties, and yet still manages to relate to student problems. In addi¬ tion to his office duties and concerns, Mr. McCoy also teaches an English class. Mr. McCoy is always on hand to listen to com¬ plaints, to explain and help with problems, and to just generally be there when he’s needed. On behalf of the entire school, the students would like to let you know that we appreciate your help and concern. We sincerely extend to you the best of everything that life has to offer. • M JW .. - administration I guidance l Our guidance counselor, Mrs. Negatha Powers, is more than an advisor — she has been the friend that many students needed. As an advisor, Mrs. Powers listens to individual problems and offers her opinions and direction. As a counselor she is involved in student difficulties, and as a friend she is always ready to help or just listen. The Human Drama of Athletic Competition . . . . 18 The Thrill of Victory The Agony of Defeat. Tigerettes Thrill 2. i. 13 and 1 . . . Fantastic felines . . . Regional Playoffs . . . Prac¬ tice, Press and Panty Hose . . . Sound Off. .1,2. . . Wow, finally got another trophy . . . Stomp Pioneers ... 3,4 Lettermen???Tigerettes are here and now . . . And they’re never gonna lose .... 3. 4. TOP, L-R: Charlene Kilgore, Mary Roberts, Sue Sutherland, Coach Walden. BOTTOM: Patty Compton, Edna Boyd, Portia Burnett, Compton, Regina O ' Quinn, Mitzi Rose, Jennifer Childress, Lillie Mary Deel, Jedda Belcher, Tammy Powers. 20 (1) Tigerettes plan strategy. (2) Mary Sue widens the gap from the foul line. (3) Coach Compton, “The Miracle Worker.” (4) The 1974 Regular Season District Champions. (5) Edna Boyd pumps for two as teammates hit the boards. (6) Tigerettes, Tigerettes, Everywhere. (7) Jedda leaps for a Tigerette tip. Defeat with Agony Football TOP, L-R: Jeff Deel, Phillip Sutherland, Freddie Sutherland, Leroy Edwards, Clay Woods. SECOND: Randy Sutherland, Jessie Powers, Terry Sykes, Ronald Thomas, Johnnie Justice, Steve Potter, Richard Rasnake. THIRD: Gurty Turner, Sam Sutherland, Jody Powers, Robert Kiser, Burnis Viers, Bill Davis, Jimmie Grubbs. BOTTOM: Tim Senter, Jack Colley, Marty Senter, Eugene Hackney, Rick Dale, Avery Hackney, Jackie Hackney, Darrel Thacker, Rickie Owens. 1974 Rebuilding with Faith! . . . summer practice . . . tape . . . strains sprains . . . agony is pain and pain is defeat. . . famous last words ... by who??? Phil and Avery . . . Heh Jody, kindly remove your cleats from my posterior... 40 yard sprints . . . Coach, how come Jessie has THREE practice jerseys?? Wow Marty, that sure was a good clip . . .3-6-1. . We really didn’t have such a bad season . . tied for third place . . . Jackie and Jessie sure can run . . . a Homecoming to remember . . 14 to 6 over Twin Springs . . . We’ll be grreat next year, we’ve gotta rebuild . . . With what??? Thirty boys, sweat, determination, and.FAITH! (1) Eugene’s got our Tigers knockin’ at Garden’s door. (2) Ricky J. sweeps right for a big first down. (3) Sandy N. shows our faith in Coach Kiser. (4) Our 1974 Football Squad. (5) Tigers bust it up the middle for a T.D! (6) Jackie adds 6 to his tally against Honaker. 23 (1) Offensive Squad. (2) Defensive Squad. (3) Tiger Captains, our Johnnie. (4) Coaching Staff: Asst. Coach Raymond McCarty, Head only seniors will be missed greatly: Marty, Jeff, Jesse, Jackie, and Coach Butch Kiser, Asst. Coach Larry Compton. 24 Rickie Owens, Robbie Colley, Mickie Sutherland, Neil Edwards, Phillip Sutherland, Freddie Sutherland, Ronnie Edwards, Leroy Edwards, Tony Arrington, Keaton Sutherland, Ermal Owens, Asst. Coach Bill Deel, Coach Norman Mullins. 1 Victory, Agony, Defeat . . . . 3 . . . shooting practice . . . taped ankles . . . Freddie, please put the rim back on the backboard . . red converses . . white sox??? blue bruises . . . Heh Coach, does Ronnie get all that tape free??? warm ups . . . rebounds . . . half time stats . . . strip those nets!!! Truck on Big Blue!!! 2 26 o 0 0 ) 0 o 0 cB . o 0 O o r SI E co o co -Q 0 c ) CO CD ) u. 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Ronnie Edwards 413 22.9 Freddie Sutherland 282 15.6 Keaton Sutherland 229 12.7 Ricky Owens 122 8.1 Leroy Edwards 120 7.5 Neil Edwards 58 3.2 Jody Powers 23 2.8 Robbie Colley 15 1.0 Ermil Owens 10 1.2 Phillip Sutherland 6 .33 Tony Arrington 4 .33 Micky Sutherland 4 Scoreboard Us Them Opponent 66 91 Ervinton 92 68 Council 78 92 Whitewood 65 79 Twin Springs 57 90 Castlewood 64 91 Clintwood 53 87 Honaker 77 90 Hurley 69 77 Twin Springs 66 73 St. Paul 64 97 Honaker 82 66 Whitewood 105 78 St. Paul 89 104 Castlewood 70 78 Clintwood 71 95 Hurley 70 81 Garden 57 91 Garden 69 76 Council 76 102 Ervinton Individual Scoring Player Pts. Avg. Mary Deel 172 10.2 Portia Burnett 119 7.0 Jedda Belcher 118 6.9 Tammy Powers 162 6.0 Edna Boyd 70 4.2 Sue Sutherland 43 2.5 Mary Roberts 43 2.5 Regina Oquinn 23 1.3 Patty Compton 23 1.3 Mitzi Rose 8 .47 Lillie Walden 4 .23 Jennifer Childress 2 .18 Charlene Kilgore 1 .06 Varsity Football Individual Scoring Pts. Avg. Jackie Hackney 44 4.4 Rickie Owens 28 2.8 Jesse Powers 10 1.0 Eugene Hackney 6 .6 Darrell Thacker 6 .6 Jimmy Grubbs 6 .6 Phillip Sutherland 2 .2 Avg. Tackles Per Game Jody Powers 12 Jackie Hackney 11 Jesse Powers 8 Marty Senter 7 Tim Senter 5 Johnny Justice 5 Ricky Owens 4 Ronald Thomas 4 Darrell Thacker 3 Scoreboard Us Opponent Them 16 Rich Valley 23 8 Ervinton 30 18 Lebanon 32 14 Twin Springs 8 0 St. Paul 6 8 Hurley 8 6 Clintwood 62 0 Castlewood 54 22 Garden 14 18 Honaker 13 Girls Basketball Scoreboard Us Them Opponent 46 19 Clintwood 54 24 Honaker 42 27 Castlewood 36 25 Twin Springs 49 32 Lebanon 64 28 St. Paul 43 40 Lebanon 41 27 Pocahontas 38 41 Castlewood 33 20 Honaker 39 26 Twin Springs 38 29 Pocahontas 42 23 St. Paul 39 28 Clintwood Playoffs 52 37 Twin Springs 46 47 Lebanon 29 48 Powell Valley ? {i joi tmm Patty Anderson Tammy Fink Linda Church Varsity Football sideline spirit .... cold . . . . fun ... . pep rallies.... stomp ’em Get Down .... red noses . . . hot chocolate .... practice . . . . after game snacks .... Sandi Neeley Donna Willis Tammy Fuller 30 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Through the loop .... Go Ronnie go ... . pom poms . . . . halftime routing .... cokes .... laughter . . . . that winnin’feeling . . . .uniforms. . . . The best of H.H.S. Basketball Sherri Owens Jedda Belcher Portia Burnett Mickey O’Quinn Patty Compton Carolyn Davis 31 Action, Spirit . . . J.V.s Compete TOP, L. to R.: Lyall Duty, Tim Lyle, Allen Viers, Shawn Owens, Ricky Ratliff, Smitty Harrison, George Wallace, Ronnie Deel, Rocky Dale, Jeff Sutherland, Terry Arrington, Keith Church, Bobby Dearman. SECOND: Lucas Yates, Morris Barton, Jeff Owens, Benny Garret, Steve Thomas, Rick Whitner, Bobby Hay, Eddie Stanley, David Compton, Benny Church, Tony Colley. THIRD: Kent Yates, Mickey Barton, Andrew Mullins, Bradley Childress, Coach Bill Deel, Mark Hill, Coach Norman Mullins, Anthony Yates, Noel Edwards, Clifford Taylor, Royce Owens. F o o t b a I I At last some respect . . . who says the J.V. teams don’t have any spirit??? football scrim¬ mages with varsity . . . cagers finally break .500 .... cold shower initiations ... no hot water thanks to the varsity .... 6:30 morning practices. Dreams of Varsity Stardom Basketball 983b Wr vB§ HI M mm MMrnMI ■ Bn % Ma |||| m :M LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Sutherland, Gerald Epling, Randy Sutherland, John Whitner, Jimmy Grubbs, Sam Sutherland, Eddie Steele, Tim Senter, Tommy Garret, Frankie Sutherland, Terry Sykes, Steve Potter. 33 F o o t b a I I J u n ■ i o r a r s ■ i t y Bridget Mullins Vickie Duncan Bella Puckett Pam Fuller Blenaa Ramey 34 Cheerleaders CD Q. D 0-- 0 0 c h r s Sandy Sykes Regina O’Quinn Peggy Church Basketball Lisha Taylor Baseball’s Alive in 75 STANDING: Robbie Colley, Ronnie Edwards, Mickie Sutherland, Clint Owens, Ricky Yates, Coach Larry Compton. KNEELING: Randy Sutherland, Terry Sykes, Jesse Powers, Steve Potter, Darrel Thacker. Tigers Fleet of Feet Ronald Thomas, Avery Hackney and Eugene Hackney are our returning lettermen, coached by Raymond McCarty and Butch Kiser. UNIONS UNIONS UNIONS Annual Staff Pep Club Keeps The Spirit Alive 1 i I ; .1 | jt f : - 1 y L m Jk 1 1 £ ' | r i Hk f i. I f I «PS ii aBi f % 11 Sept. 20, 1974 . . . Spirit Week . . . Super Seniors Win . . . was your cup of coke FULL?? . . . can you believe it—a 2 hour pep rally . . . hey, reach me a streamer. . . Donna, you better not knock on Evans’ door . . . WHAT DO YOU WANT NOW??? maybe next year Juniors . . . . ma and pa Farkle . . . everybody goes hillbilly .... laryngitis for a WHOLE week . . . but Coach, she ask¬ ed ME to do it . . . “Middle of the Road Revue” ... we should make a lot of money selling shakers . . . what do you mean, we went in the HOLE??? Is it alumni or alumnus . . . . halftime show . . . score at halftime 0- 0 . . . spirit fired up 3rd quarter.WE WON!!!! 39 Beta Club . . . You Name It . . . They Do It!! A little bit of everything . . . o.k. who’s gonna volunteer to work the election bake sale? . . . would you like a chance on our radio? . . . I will NEVER volunteer to work again .... scented candles . . . Debi, you’re supposed to clean the trophy case—not get in it . . . graduation stoles distinguish Beta members . . . executive committee meetings . . . but Mr. Counts, I’m WORKING on it . . . corsages on sale in the lobby . . . but this program has EVERYTHING in it. . . .Be Nice to Teacher Day??? . . . just cuz we sponsor it—does that mean we have to buy EVERYTHING???? . . . o.k. who put the dirty little word on the events board? . . . are you guys gonna work or are you gonna play . . . Basketball Sweetheart ... 15 Seniors leaving . . . this meeting will come to order . . . Carry on. 40 Arts and Crafts Colour Our World How could we forget. . . helping with cokes outside for Spirit Week . . .Miss Evans. . . how am I supposed to find anything in this mess .... hey, we’re out of black paint . . . library will be closed today for the art exhibit. . . Miss Evans . . . ouch! you stuck me—with my own pen ... oh no, we’re out of cokes . . . wow, Mr. Counts CAN draw after all . . . ME???EMBROIDER??? You’ve got to be kidding!!! . . . tye-dye your own tee-shirt . . . MISS EVANS!!! 41 Faith Whose turn to do devotions. flavoring—for what?? . . . baskets for needy families .... Easter Program . . . Mr. Smith . . . X-mas caroling .... friendship and love. Angie Powers—President. Bible Club Keeps the Book Club From Cover to Cover You may visit the book fair during your study hall. . . book reports due on Friday . . . Mrs. Fuller, I can’t find the stamper . . . . man, this book is boring . . . Come Switch With Me ... . hey, somebody ripped off all our books .... Nancy, your turn to do the bulletin board .... o.k. let’s see your pass .... Greek Gods and Goddesses for a day .... C’mon Mrs. Askins. II t v Jk 1 ■ £ i JBW 42 Takin’ Care of Business ■■■■•■■ |- r • ' Sf M-utfxg c Hey! I just typed 32 words per minute.but Mr. Byers, I hurt my finger . . . wow, a field trip . . . we used ELECTRIC typewriters today . . . DON’T look at the keys .... a bake sale—in November .... Mrs. Taylor, ANOTHER timed writing .... START .... Debi, those headphones are for dictation .... o.k. let’s vote on it. . .STOP. . . . Mr. McCarty, type your own test .... why do we gotta have black shades . . . . Arthritis. 43 F.H.A.Search for Directions HOT NEWS ITEM. . . . Men’s lib invades Home Ec. dept. . . . club day — and I forgot my red dress! . . . Debi, the direc¬ tions said boil 3 not 30 minutes .... the sleeve is in BACKWARDS . . . . candlelight ceremony . . . Chandra, turn to the left, not the right. . . Mrs. Hudson, where’s the measuring cup? . . Pssst, I dropped my ring in the candy . . . . Federation Meeting .... FHA-FFA Pic¬ nic ... . dried up hot dogs . . . Hey, what’s this ring doin’ in my candy . . . . guest speaker . . . Sponsors: Mrs. Powers Mrs. Hudson. W ' MEM A it £ • - m Wf • V ; : P w i . ■ ■ Y4k • JkFf i {vBm Key Club Opens New Doors I pledge allegiance to the flag .... whose turn to flag traffic? . . . Big Popcorn Machine ... I’m not gonna ask him—you ask him .... we gotta pay $5 for dues??? . . . . Hugh, put the flag up—not swing on the ropes . . . horsing around at the horse show ... No Robbie, you can’t bring the whole Girl’s Basketball Team to the picnic!! . . . apples, peaches, pumpkin pie in the X- mas basket. . . . it’s a bird, it’s a plane—no, it’s the Key Club Float! 45 Monogram Club Strives to Rebuild But Coach, I got a DATE Friday nite . . . o.k. hit the field . . . . say the Tigers are the Best, oh yes .... oh no, I brought the wrong uniform . . . passing govt, has nothing to do with it . . . Athlete of the Month . . . school jackets on sale . . . It’s a home run!! who fouled out the first 3 minutes of the game . . . . The Best of H.H.S. Student Coordinating Council The Student Council consists of class representatives, club presidents, and teacher sponsors. The president of the Stu¬ dent Council is Debi Reece. The function of the Council is to oversee and direct the club activities, and keep com¬ munication open between students and faculty, and administration. Remember the student council of over a decade ago—this group shows that “Rebirth” is possible. Scientists of Tomorrow KL0M ■ p : I , i m ■ t l|l| 1% n H Jr, IL JP U 1 jfl ■ 1 JdRL ■ Science Fair. . . giant balloons .... Birch Knob . . . Shockin’ initiation” .... But Mr. Colley, I can’t eat that! It smells like tar . . . . I wanna ride on the float. . . bubble, bubble, toil, and trouble .... Pssst, when we get to the top of Blowing Rock—Let’s push Mary off... . icy hot plates . . . if we go up in an airplane — l get the parachute . . . wow! this frog is supposed to be dead . . . Tammy .... Tammy, we lost Tammy . ... oh well. 47 4-H Makin’ a Better Way Keep Virginia Green “I pledge my head” .... wait a minute I wanna keep my head .... Mr. Deel, I only want 10 trees—not 100 .... I pledge my heart . . . wait—I already gave that away .... Mr. Dingus and Dianna Shields . . . 4-H camp and lots of . . . . Blue Ribbons .... 4-Hers are supposed to ride horses—but I don’t like horses ... I pledge everything. . . . Alright!! u f - 1 1 i I fw® 1 | « ■ I 0 J 1 p 1 ' -it I m ■■ M i.it . I I 2JEsT U n 1 B r A w ■■ K 1 1 K.V.G. sponsor. K.V.G. members are: Ronnie Edwards Hugh Belcher Jarvis Deel Gary Carmack Ricky Mullins Wayne Perrigan James Hall F.F.A.Toward New Horizons What’s really the meaning of F.F.A.State Farmers Degree . . . . FFA . . FHA . . . what’s this float do¬ ing in here .... Ronnie, PLEASE leave the tractor alone . . . shooting matches .... Hey, our jackets came in today .... say the creed backwards!! I can’t even say it forwards .... Send it to the ag. building—they’ll fix it. . . OUCH my finger is in there . . . Mr. Fannon, I think I messed up . . . say, what’s all this red stuff on my boards .... Mr. Fannon, I KNOW I messed up . . . “And the Beat Goes On” Haysi High Choral Union .... Loud voices .... bad breath? . . . Choral Music Award .... red, white, and the Blues . . . . Mr. Rush, I just CAN’T make it Thursday nite . . . . Ladies and Gentlemen, now presen¬ ting . . . . o.k. now everyone TRY to sing the same song . . . .Regionals. . . . There’s rockin’and rollin’to be done. A.M.P.C. .... Keeping You Informed Mr. Silcox, this weather vane keeps going around and around and around .... Tammy I thought you said sunshine today .... Rain, Rain go away .... and around and around .... Bana and Sherri, does it really take two to check those readings? .... Nancy Colley Tammy Fuller Bana Willis Sherri Owens Della Yates Patty Compton Kitty Bartley Rita Fuller Merle Rasnick Paper Staff Has But Mrs. Slusher .... no pictures .... no copy . ... no news .... no grade!!! .... getting ads . . . . gosh, my feet hurt .... typing .... deadlines .... relax, we’ve got lots of time .... TOMORROW!!! . . . What do you mean MALODOROUSNESS is too suggestive? .... But I’ve already done it “three” times .... Jessie! Get off Winning Season that radiator! laughter. . . copy sheets .... type it yourself Ron¬ nie ... . Well Tony, let me put it this way . . . How many pages can you turn in “this” time? . . . Where’s the ruler? . . . . Just look at this mess . . . .But Mrs. Slusher .... We made it!! .... To the Seniors 75 The lined moment of life is the only reality. The past is finished, the future not yet. Past flows into present and both shape the future. 51 Darrell Anderson “Welfare Case” Patty Anderson “Living for Bobby” Ricky Anderson “Keep on Truckin’” Bruce Arrington “Slowpoke Rodriquez” Tim Arrington Tony Arrington Anthony Wayne Bailey “Debbie” “Hawkeye” Jeff Deel studying?????? Bill Barrett “Debbie” Bobby B ranham “Sons of Liberty” Raymond Claudill “Struting’ for my baby.” Linda Church “Burnis Brent” Teddy Clevinger “Push Rod” Smiles . . . proofs . . . cap gown ... old friends . . . spirit stick . . . voting . . laughter . . . college? . . . SAT test . . . . sports . . . homework . . . husbands and wives .... clubs . . . scholarships . . . exempt from exams! . . . Senior slump . . . announcements . . . Senior Day . . . government. . . Senior class meeting . . . tears . . . and at last—Graduation. Reva Colley “Dean has my heart shares my mind.” Robbie Wayne Colley “Sentimentalist” Nina Sue Deel “Steve” SENIOR SPIRIT Rodney Deel “Girls, girls, girls.” Donnie Edwards “Born to be free.” Jeff Edwards “Backbone Heartbreaker” Peggy Edwards “Peg and Dan” 75 Mitchell Dingus “Ford Dude” Ronald L. Edwards “Ronnie” M m B a Sandra Edwards The night before. “Tis who I love determines how I love.” Joe Fletcher Dale Fuller Velma Fuller “I do my thing—you do yours.” “Super Senior” “Happiness is shared.” Sharon Farmer Hay “Gary”—George Kathy L. Harrison “I know that I’m in love- -Carter.” Sandy Hess “Jerry”—Herbie Dean Hill “Playing sweet music to Reva.” Rozena Holbrooks “Smile and make the world happy.” Johnny Mack Justice “Jess” Kitty Gray Kiser “Mark” Larry W. McCowan “Tammie Jo” Alivia Venice Miles “Lib” Anita Owens Mullins “Ken” Johnny Mullins “Blue Jean King of Haysi” Linda Lorayne Mills “Tim” Scotty Mullins “Wolfman” Barbara Musick “Jackie—Jamie” Brenda Owens “Live your life fully” James Owens “Astro” Sandi Neely “Laugh, and the world laughs with you.” Eddie Dean O’quinn “Sexiest” Curtis Dean Owens “Honda Man” Keith Owens “We all live together” Roger Owens Kathy Marie Powers “Smile-God loves you.” Harold Perrigan Sandy Presley “Loving Lonnie” Jim Perrigan “Debbie” Jessie A. Powers “Albama Wild Man” Stafford Rasnake “Sanford and Son” Melba Rasnick “Gary” Tim Sutherland “LickCreek Chevy” Joy D. Taylor Deborah Cheryl Reece “David” Harmon Sutherland “Arc Welder” Marty Senter “Aardvark” Keaton Sutherland “Speedy” Rita Pauline Turner “Jessie” Ronnie Turner “Devil in the sky” Teresa Lynn Turner “Clayton” Teresa Jane Vandyke “Life is beautiful—let’s live” i . Paula Wallace “Good things come in small packages.” Susie Wood “Friends are the precious gifts from God.” Bana Willis Melvin Woods “Bana and Sherri” “Dewey” Charlotte Yates “Music is love.” Linda Jean Yates Co-Valedictorians—Susie and Tony Susie Wood is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood. Her activities in school this year include the Beta Club and Journalism. She is photographer for the annual and paper staff. Her grade point average is a fantastic 4.00. Susie’s message to the future Seniors of Haysi is—“They’re long years—but they’re good ones.” Tony Arrington is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Arrington. He plays basketball, is a member of Speech and Drama, and is on the Journalism Staff. His average is also a fabulous 4.00. Tony’s philosophy of life is—“Don’t worry about ‘nothing’.” 66 Salutatorian Tim Sutherland is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fon- so Sutherland. He belongs to the Beta Club and is Secretary of the Key Club. His favorite hob¬ bies are cars and girls. Tim’s secret for success is—“Do it fast but do it right.” Top Ten Seniors Susie Wood.4.00 Tony Arrington .4.00 Tim Sutherland.3.92 Sandy Presley ..3.83 Kitty Kiser. 3.76 Kathy Harrison-.3.73 Jane Vandyke.-.3.68 Debi Reece.-...3.62 Paula Wallace.-..3.52 Reva Colley.-..3.48 67 Last Will and Testament We, the class of 75, naturally being of superior minds and super-fabulous bodies, will all our belongings to the future Seniors of H.H.S. in hopes they will treat them a lot nicer than we have. I, Marty Senter, being of superior mind and fantastic body, will all this along with my charm, grace, and ability to my baby brother. I, Mitchell Dingus, leave all my books to anyone dumb enough to accept them—but nobody gets my Falcon! I, Alivia Miles, with a sound mind and iddy biddy body, will all my good times at H.H.S. to Jeff M. and my locker to whoever can get the gum clods out of it. I, Sharon Hay, with sole mind and no body at all, hereby will by big cuddly teddy bear to Melba R. and Brenda O. I, Peg Edwards, in the most soundest mind that I probably will ever have, will my heart, my good times and my love to Dan. I will all my clothes to my sister as she will probably borrow them anyway. I, Jackie Hackney, will my body to the Girls Clubs of America, my years of football to future athletics of H.H.S., To Barbara I will my love and faithfulness, and to Jamie I will “ 40”. I, Robbie Colley, being of neither sound mind nor body, will my hair to anyone who can tame it, and my 1950 mer¬ cury to anyone who can figure out the formula to make it go over 50 mph, and everything else can be fought over. I, Jessie Powers, being of sound mind and pure body, will my good looks to Randy Sutherland, and my body to the Junior Class girls to use however they choose. I, Joy Taylor, will everything to my husband Lee Roy. I, Debi Reece, will all my love, faithfulness, and cherished thoughts to David. I, Sandy Hess, will all my love to Jerry, and all my cherished dreams that could have been on December 27th. I, Linda Church, leave all my love to Burnis. I, Susie Wood, being of questionable mind and body, do hereby will all my good times at H.H.S. to Donna and Jen¬ nifer, and my thanks to all my friends who’ve put up with me. I, Pauline Turner, with a strong body and broken heart want to will all my love and happiness to Jessie Stevens. I, Teresa Turner, with a strong body and weak mind will everything I have to Walter Vance. We, Dean and Reva, will our love (which is all we have) to each other to take and keep forever. I, Bruce Arrington, will my electrodes to Burns McFalls. I, Gail Mullins, of sound mind and small body do hereby will everything I have to Kenny, especially my body. I, Barbara Musick, will all the football games I play in, for the rest of my life, to Jackie, in hopes that I’ll someday get tackled. I, Junior Thacker, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my Corvette to anybody who promises not to hit a coal truck with it. I, Ronnie Turner, being of sound mind and body do hereby give all my used books to my sister and my great love for Haysi to anyone that wants it. I, Kitty Kiser, being of sound mind and body will all my good times at H.H.S. to Sara and Tina. I, Diana Counts, will all my happiness and good times to anyone wishing to have the same. All my memories I am taking with me. I, Teddy Clevinger, will my Maverick to Jr. Thacker to have the feel of a real fast car with power, and my English book to Bruce Sutherland. I, Melba Rasnick, of brilliant mind and weak body, will my heart, and body and soul to Gary. I, Barbara Turner, of strong mind and beautiful body, will all my love to Johnny. I, Bana Willis, keep everything I have, including Sherri. I, Keaton Sutherland, being of sound mind and body will my red Pinto to Bruce Arrington because I know how much he would like to have a car with a lot of power. I, Larry Owens, having a sound mind and weak body will my long johns to Miss Evans, my weak heart to Mr. Mullins and my dirty socks to Mr. McCoy. I, Rozena Holbrooks, being of sound mind and strong body at the time of death do hereby leave my 22 rifle and my car to my little sister. I leave all other belongings and myself to Rodney Deel. I, Joe Fletcher, having a sound mind and weak body will my long hair to Mr. McCoy, my broken headlight to Mr. Mullins and my body to my girlfriends. 68 I, Jeff Deel, with sound mind and weak body, leave my luck to Mr. Mullins. I, BoBby Branham, dedicate my life to my motorcycle when I jump over my last car. My love goes to Patty. I, Larry McCowan, dedicate my life to my car, racing and beer. I, Ricky Anderson, will my English and Gov’t, books to anyone who will take them. I, Tim Arrington, will my English cheat notes to Keaton. I, Linda Mills, being of sound mind and body will all myself to the white coal truck and all my good times to the future seniors. I, Patty Anderson, will my love, my heart and my last breath to BoBby. I, Harold Perrigan, having sound mind and weak body will my long hair to Mr. McCoy, my posters to Mr. Mullins and myself to my girlfriend, Barbara Stallard. I, Eddy Dean O’Quinn, will all my girls to whoever can get them. I will my books to any dummy that wants them. I also will my class ring to Kathy. I, Johnny Justice, will all my books to anyone as smart as I am, all my love to Becky, all my hard times to Tony, all my good times to the girls of H.H.S. I, Dean Owens, will H.H.S. to the county dump. I, Sandy Presley, will all my fun times at H.H.S. to Angie, all my editor worries to Debbie (have fun Debi!) and all my love to Lonnie. I, Kathy Harrison, take everything with me—so I can share it with Carter. I, Paula Wallace, take nothing and leave nothing. I, Sandi Neely, being of no body and all mouth, will all my cheerleading years to myself, cause I want to keep ’em. I will the football theme to Coach Kiser (On the Cover of the Kaleidoscope) I will my last $7.00 (which I borrowed) to Linda. ' H ' Oh ocrzx j opporMtv’tu h nPMUo to ' J r hfi ' j b j-C rtiPA ' u 69 UNDERCLASSMEN ■ ■■■■■ Come in thousands of shapes, sizes, and personalities . . . . believe their class is the best.so MANY of them.think school is a o bummer.... like to smoke in the john—or just like to s moke. have high hopes for the future . . . . hate Mondays, homework, and a pop quiz.just learning how to skip class—and get away with it.can’t WAIT ’til their first prom.yet one day realize that all too soon they are Seniors JUNIORS An old man sits on his porch While the rain comes down. He loves it. Donald Duncan Before you see light You must have known Darkness. Jeanne Powers Dreams are elusive things none of us own. They are as near as your heart and as far as the moon. You can never catch a dream because After all, they belong to us all. Robert Hall No team’s a team without 17, No team’s a team without Avery Dean Motorcycles and fast cars Drive-in movies, bars, We love it. Dona Willis JUNIORS: Have one more year to go . . . getting their class rings . . . taking thousands of history notes . . . PSAT tests . . . Working HARD for the Prom . . . the agony of term papers ... bringing your car to school . . . Halloween Carnival ... no phy. ed. this year!! old friends . . . Junior class meetings in the library . . . looking forward to 76. Class Officers: President, Jedda Belcher; Vice-President, Dona Willis; Secretary-Treasurer, Tammy Fink; Reporter, Jeanne Powers. Juniors 71 Anderson, Sue Artrip, Glenda Bartley, Jewanna Branham, Debbie Burnett, Portia Calo, Franklin Carico, Debbie Carmack, Gary Charles, Mattie Counts, Debbie Davis, Carolyn Deel, Jarvis Deel, Ricky Deel, Vickie Duncan, Donald Dunford, Brenda Edwards, Donna Edwards, Leroy Edwards, Wayne Fink, Enola 72 Juniors V Hill, Teresa Kiser, Robert 5 Hess, Tony Hill, Shirley Fuller, Coy Fuller, David Gilbert, Calvin Gilbert, Clauette Hackney, Eugene Hall, Levi Hall, Robert Hay, Connie Mullins, Cathy Mullins, Donnie Mullins, Jeffery Mullins, Kenny Newberry, Lisa O’quinn, Brenda O ' quinn, Charles O’quinn, Linda Juniors 73 Owens, Chandra Owens, Clint Owens, Ermel Owens, Kathy Owens, Ricky J. Owens, Sherri Owens, Wilma Perrigan, Angie Perrigan, Darrell Powers, Angie Powers, Jeanne Rasnake, Charlotte Rasnake, Nancy Rasnake, Richard Roberts, Mary Jo Stanley, Donnie Sutherland, Freddie 74 Juniors Wallace, Giles Wallace, Victor Willis, Donna Viers, Lonnie Walden, Lillie Belcher, Jedda Deel, Verlin Fink, Tammy Hackney, Avery Hess, Jan Lawson, Mary Pictures Not Thacker, Darrell Thomas, Ronald Tucker, Jeffery Turner, Gurty Turner, Kimble Turner, Laura Viers, Billy Available Powers, Jody Puckett, Rebecca Rose, Brenda Sutherland, Kim Sutherland, Phillip Woods, Clay Yates, Joyce Yates, Rick Yates, Verlena Juniors 75 Anderson, Bill Artrip, Mark Baker, Rookie Bartley, Johnny Bartley, Kitty Barton, Ronald Barton, Sharon Belcher, Angela Belcher, Hugh Belcher, Sandra Blankenship, David Branham, Ramona Breeding, Janet Carico, Jean Childress, Greg Colley, Jack Colley, Nancy Compton, Patricia Compton, Teresa Counts, Dexter Cumbo, Ella Dale, Ricky Davis, William Deel, Diana Deel, Greg Deel, Mary 76 Sophomores Sophomores A little bit of everything: . . . experience the horror of Biology . . . wishing for a locker that worked . . . finally got a new car . . . blue jeans every day . . .sweet 16. . .get¬ ting expelled . . . algebra class . . . busted . . . coming out of driver’s ed alive! . . . dreaming of being a Junior . . . having an 1977 class ring to flash around. Duty, Jeffery Duty, Rosa Edwards, Dennis Edwards, Joan Edwards, Keith Edwards, Neil Edwards, Marty Edwards, Mary Edwards, Melinda Edwards, Sherry Edwards, Vickie Epling, Gerald Fuller, Carl Fuller, Karen Fuller, Richard Fuller, Rita Fuller, Tammy Gilbert, Cathy Gilbert, Charles Grizzle, Greta Hackney, Kitty Hall, David Hammons, Donna Hill, James Hutchinson, Glenda Kiser, Kathy Sophomores 77 McCowan, Bobby Mullins, Forester Mullins, Jeffery Mullins, Ricky Mullins, Roger O ' quinn, Diana O’quinn, Lavern O’quinn, Mickie O’quinn, Nancy Owens, Jerry Owens, Kevin Owens, Minetta Owens, Robin Pauley, Cathy Perrigan, Nannie Perrigan, Wayne Potter, Steve Powers, Tammy Presley, Frank Puckett, Pamela Speak no evil, see no evil hear no evil, ? 78 Sophomores Rasnake, Alma Rasnake, Dexter Rasnake, Greg Rasnake, Merle Rasnick, Gail Ratliff, Rockie Rose, Dorsie Rose, Myra Senter, Timothy Sutherland, Bruce Sutherland, Frank Sutherland, Nancy Sutherland, Randy Sutherland, Sam Sykes, Terry Sykes, Vivian Thomas, Sherry L. Thomas, Sherry S. Viers, Billy Sophomores 79 Viers, Burnis Wampler, Tammy Whitner, John Yates, Della Yates, James Allen Pictures Not Available Barton, Rebecca Bowman, Jennie Boyd, Edna Carmack, Anna Conley, Carolina Deel, Sharon Edwards, Carol Mullins, Chessie Perrigan, Ada Ramey, Margaret Robinson, Rita Wallace, Charlene Woods, Marsha Woods, Wanda Barton, Jackie Barton, Ronald Field, Thomas Gilbert, Graig Hackney, Danny Hall, Clinton Hartsock, Billy Hay, Earl Mullins, Clume Mullins, Jack Mullins, Mark Mullins, Ronald Owens, Darrell Owens, Ferrell Powers, Robert Stallard, Arlie Sweeney, Thomas Vitatoe, Jerry Wallace, Ellis 80 Sophomores FRESHMEN Getting settled in the routine . . . homework . . . class pictures . . . do I look o.k.? . . . field trips . . .boys with peach fuzz . . . skipping class . . .Gutentag. . . going steady . . . steady? . . . and feeling superior to the 7th and 8th graders. I cannot be understood except by my own permission. For my soul is a cocoon. Adkins, Josephine Anderson, Michael Arrington, Deborah Baker, Darlene Baker, Roy Baker, John Barton, Timothy E. Barton, Vicky Belcher, James Blankenship, Hillard Boyd, Deborah Branham, Carter Branham, Michael Burnette, Jama Carico, Marvin Carico, Sidney Charles, Betty Childress, Jennifer Church, Benny Church, Peggy Colley, Anna Ruth Colley, Karen Compton, David Freshmen 81 Conway, Wayne Cordar, Tammy Counts, Jimmy Counts, Rhonda Cumbo, Wayman Deel, Chris Deel, David Deel, Donna C. Deel, Donna Jean Deel, Kevin Deel, Patricia Deel, Ray Deel, Robin Deel, Ronnie Dean Delaney, Debbie Dunford, Rosemary Dunford, Vicki Edwards, Carol Vonda Edwards, Ronald Farmer, Pamela Fink, Adonica Frazier, Debbie Fuller, Dennis Fuller, Rosalee Fuller, Teresa Garrett, Benjamin 82 Freshmen Garrett, Tommy Gibson, Jeffery Gilbert, David Gilbert, Melvin Green, Bobbie E. Green, Darrell Grizzle, Neal Grubbs, Jimmy Hackney, Rebecca Harrison, Smitty Hay, Robbie Hill, Eileen Justice, Virgie Kilgore, Sharlene Kiser, Josephine Kiser, Richard Leftwich, Palmer Mann, Debi Moore, Kathy Mullins, Bobbie Mullins, Brigette Mullins, David Mullins, Mark Mullins, Nickie Mullins, Phillis Mullins, Rickie O’quinn, Alice Freshmen 83 Owens, Joey Owens, Melissa Owens, Natalie Owens, Ricky Owens, Shenia Patterson, Jimmy Puckett, Bella Puckett, Johnnie Ramey, Blenda Ramey, Roger 84 Freshmen Rasnake, Christine Rasnick, Deanna Roark, Danny Rose, Cecil Rose, Jeffrey Rose, Mitzi Silcox, Warren Simpson, John Souloyroutte, Gary Stanley, James Stanley, Kimberly Stanley, Myra Stanley, Timothy Steele, Eddie Stiltner, Randy Stiltner, Rodney Sullivan, Billy Sutherland, Sue Sykes, Sandra Freshmen 85 Turner, Glenn Viers, William Wallace, Delores Wallace, Jeffery Wallace, Ronald Wallace, Sandra Wampler, Micky Willis, Carolea Woods, Lane Wooten, John Yates, Christine Yates, Darlene Yates, Janet Yates, Lucas Not Available Fuller, Timothy Hess,Kenneth Mullins, Billy Mullins, Tony Mullins, Willard Stiltner, Kenneth Woods, Dean Carmack, Brabara Deel, Donna L. Keen, Victoria Owens, Vicki Lynn Powers, Ava Reynolds, Carrie 86 Freshmen Sorry No Photo Deel, David Turner, David Stanley, Karen Eighth Grade 87 EIGHTH In high school at last . . . Spirit stick . . . chewing gum — oh no scraping gum . . . joining clubs . . . phy. ed. class . . . pop quiz on a Monday . . .puppy love. . . getting lost on the first day of school. . . writing sentences . . . and telling 7th graders what to do. What lies behind us and before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Emerson Church, Keith Colley, Kathy Colley, Tamara Dale, Rocky Davis, Richard Deel, Barney Deel, Chucky Deel, Danny Deel, Pamela Duty, Lyle Duty, Rebecca Edwards, Eva Edwards, Mark Edwards, Michael Edwards, Noah Edwards, Terrie Fleming, Deborah Fleming, Rebecca 88 Eighth Grade Anderson, Mary Arrington, Terry Baker, Carolyn Baker, Jimmy Barton, Linda Barton, Mickey Barton, Morris Barton, Pete Belcher, Terri Boyd, Bernette Boyd, Judy Boyd, Roxie Branham, Vickie Byers, Sonja Caudill, Kathy Fuller, Darlene Fuller, Debbie Fuller, Lynn Green, Lome Hackney, Ronnie Hall, Jerry Hammons, Benny Hay, Jennifer Hess, Connie Hill, Buford Hill, Mark Hill, Robert Kiser, Connie Lyall, Robinette McCowan, Brenda McCowan, Geneva Mitchell, Tina Mullins, Andrew Mullins, Deanna Mullins, Jenny D. Mullins, Jenny L. Newberry, Beth O’Quinn, Carolyn O’Quinn, Lisa Owens, David Owens, Donna D. Owens, Donna S. Owens, Eric Owens, Jeffery K. Owens, Jeffery L. Owens, Jeffery S. Perrigan, Ronnie Puckett, Michael Eighth Grade 89 Raines, Kimberely Rakes, Johnny Rasnake, Carmel Rasnake, Ralph Robinson, Rocky Rose, Paul Spanger, Danny Stanley, Chris Stanley, Eddie Sutherland, David Sutherland, Tamara Sullivan, Jeffery Sykes, Frankie Sykes, Lana Taylor, Jeff Taylor, Lisha Thomas, Steve Tucker, James Turner, Gary Turner, Ma ry Turner, Wilma Viers, Allen Viers, Barry Viers, Linda Viers, Robert Viers, Steve Wallace, George Wallace, Kelly Wampler, Michael White, Pamela Whitner, Richard Willis, Bryan Willis, Mark Woods, Alice Woods, Tim 90 Eighth Grade Anderson, David Artrip, Don Baker, Clayton Barton, Rockey Barton, Wanda Belcher, David Branham, Rebecca Carroll, Annette Chapman, Brenda Childress, Bradley Church, Lisa Coleman, Ricky Colley, Tony Compton, Sheila Counts, Jimmy Cumbo, Farley Davis, Brian Dearman, John Deel, Bernice Deel, Clifton Deel, Fern Deel, Gail Deel, Hillard Deel, Jeffery Deel, Lisa Delaney, Greg Dunford, Todd Edwards, Keith Edwards, Michael Edwards, Pamela Edwards, Patricia Edwards, Todd Edwards, Trinia Frazier, Janie Fuller, Don Fuller, Eddie Fuller, Harold Fuller, Randall Garrett, Stacy Gilbert, John Paul Green, Richard Hackney, Kelly Hackney, Tammy Hay, Warren Hill, Jennifer Hill, Terry Justice, Joey Kiser, Anita Seventh Grade 91 On the FIRST floor. . . full of new ideas . . . get to be No. 1 in going to lunch!! . . . new friends . . . smokin cigarettes-already? . . . fights in the bathroom . . . teenagers at last ... 6th period sockhops . . . 4-H club ... ex¬ citement. Lyall, Bobby Lyall, Marty Lyali, Tim Mullins, Betty Mullins, Denise Mullins, Joan Mullins, Johnny Mullins, Loretta Mullins, Martha Mullins, Sherry O’quinn, Clancy O’quinn, Danny O’quinn, Janet O’quinn, Kyle O’quinn, Vicky Owens, Brenna Owens, Brian Owens, Jackie Owens, Jennifer Owens, Katrina Owens, Ricky Owens, Ronnie Owens, Royce Owens, Tina Owens, Theda Owens, Tommy Perrigan, Cecil Perrigan, Ida Perrigan, Vicky Powers, Danny Powers, Vincent Presley, Loretta Puckett, Kathy Raines, Sylvia Ramsey, Pam Rasnake, Brenda Rasnake, Danny Rasnake, Freda Ratliff, Ricky Roark, Ralph Robinson, Loretta Senter, Sheri Souloyroutte, Sandra Stanley, Blake Stanley, Dianne Stanley, Greg Stanley, Robert Stanley, Willy 92 Seventh Grade Stevens, Teresa Sutherland, Jeff Sutherland, Sherry Sweeney, Sheila Sykes, Farley Sykes, James Turner, Clifford Turner, Delilah Turner, Phillipp Viers, Etta Wallace, Darnell Photos Not Available Hill, Dedra Marcum, Jerry Johnson, Patty Rose, Lagwenna Marie Stanley, Vicky Younce, Sondra Fleming, Stanford Hall, Wesley Phipps, Burns Church, Wanda Wallace, Sheila Wampler, Adam Willis, Barry Willis, Nanette Willis, Phillipp Woods, Michael Yates, Benny Yates, Gay Yates, Jeff Yates, Patricia Yates, Thomas Upper Left Photo: 7th Grade 4-H. Lower Right Photo: 7th Grade Band. Seventh Grade 93 ENGLISH Finis McCoy (above left) is always happy to discuss English problems with his students. Jewell Askins (ab. center) being her sweet, lovable self. Sylvia Evans (ab. right) dreaming up new ideas for her classes. Kathy Slusher and Homer Deel (left) teach foreign languages as well as English. John Johnson (below left) keeps his classes on their toes. Bill Deel (below rt.) is a welcome addition to our English department. 94 Instructors Velma Crabtree (above) is a very versatile Math teacher. Lee Deel (right) is a well-known face in the halls of Haysi High School. Roy Deel (other right), the other member of the notorious “Deel Duo”. Betty Deel and Negatha Powers (below left) help point us in the right direction. Ronnie Bartley (below rt.) always smiles when he gives five pages of homework. GUIDANCE Instructors 95 BUSINESS Lana Taylor (top left) shows her students how its done. Harold Byers (top right) loves to “exercise his students’ typing fingers. Homer Deel (ab. left) absolutely forbids sitting on radiators in his classes. William Fannon and Ray McAllister (right) are the big brains” of the Agriculture and Shop world at Haysi. AGRICULTURE 96 Instructors PHYS. ED. DR. ED Larry Compton (left) keeps our Phys. Ed. boys in top condition. Shirley Saylyers (middle left) prepares a slide for her Health class. Norman Mullins (below): Would you buy a used car from this man? Jack Colley, Darrell Sixcox, and Jimmy Smith (below left) are the “Mad Scientists” of Haysi. Betty Deel and Nancy Hudson (bottom right) are two multi-talented teachers. SCIENCE Instructors 97 HISTORY Maynard Owens (above) hard at work as usual. Butch Kiser (above right) is the Chief Gov’t. Official at Haysi. Ray McCarty (below rt.) ex¬ plains to his History classes his version of what happened “200 Years Ago Today”. Zane Counts (bottom rt.) always keeps up with current events. Katy Jo Powers and Nancy Hudson (below) show our girls how to be fantastic homemakers. HOME EC. • : j l o i 98 Instructors 7th GRADE J. P. Lockhart (top left) has the amazing ability to write in his sleep. Margaret Turner (above) prepares her students for the years ahead. Bonnie Owens (left) always has a big smile. Argieleans Saylor (bot¬ tom left) makes the corps of seventh grade teachers complete. Judy Fuller (bottom center) is our friendly neighborhood librarian. Bruce Rush (bottom right) brings a musical touch to Haysi High. Instructors 99 [jNESEITIFIIS Askins, Jewell; B.A. Degree, C.V.C.; English Bartley, Ronnie; B.S. Degree, E.T.S.U.; Math Bostic, Velma; B.S. Degree, Radford; Algebra, Geometry, Trig. Byers, Harold; B.A. Degree, King; Typing Colley, Jack; B.S. Degree, Tennessee W.; Biology Compton, Larry; B.S. Degree, L.M.U.; Health, P.E., Dr. Ed., Baseball Coach Counts, Zane; B.S. Degree, E.T.S.U.; Sociology, W. History Deel, Betty; B.S. Degree, E.T.S.U.; Advanced Biology, Guidance Deel, Bill; B.A. Degree, C.V.C.; English o Deel, Homer; B.S. Degree, Emory Henry; French, English Deel, Lee; B.S. Degree, T.P.I.; Pre-Alg., Alg. Deel, Roy; B.S. Degree, Emory and Henry; Math Evans, Sylvia; B.A. Degree, Radford; English, Speech and Drama Fannon, William; B.S. Degree, V.P.I.S.U.; Agric., General Mec. Hudson, Nancy; B.S. Degree, Radford; Science, Home Ec. Johnson, John; B.S. Degree, Pikeville; English Kiser, Butch; B.S. Degree, C.V.C.; Football Coach, Am. Government Lockheart, J. B.; B.A. Degree, Pikeville; 7th Grade McAllister, Ray; B.S. Degree, Em. Hen. Agriculture, Gen. Mech. McCarty, Raymond; B.S. Degree, E.T.S.U.; U.S. History, W. History McCoy, Finis; B.S., M.A. Degree, E.T.S.U. Asst. Prin¬ cipal, English Mullins, Norman; B.S. Degree, L.M.U.; Basketball Coach, Dr. Ed. Owens, Bonnie; Normal Professional, Radford; 7th Grade Owens, Maynard; B.S. Degree, U.T.; History, Geography Powers, Katy Jo; B.S. Degree, Madison; Home Ec. Powers, Negatha; B.S. Degree, E.T.S.U., M.A. Degree, U. of Fla.; Guidance Rush, Bruce; B.S. Degree, V.M.I.; Choral Music, Band Salyers, Shirley; B.S. Degree, Hiwassee, E.T.S.U.; Phys. Ed. Saylor, Argielean; B.A. Degree, C.V.C.; 7th Grade Silcox, Darrell; B.A. Degree, U. of Western Ky.; Psychology, Science Slusher, Kathleen; B.A. Degree, Berea; English, Ger¬ man, Journalism Smith, Jimmy; B.S. Degree, Pikeville; Science Taylor, Lana; B.S. Degree, E.T.S.U.; Business Turner, Margaret; B.A. Degree, Radford; 7th Grade 100 Hermie Barton—Manager, Betty Lyall, Nettie Moore, Irene Counts, Alene Vandyke Mickey Mullins . . . Smile ladies, you’re on can¬ did camera . . . what did you do with the can opener Hermie? . . . pinto beans again!?! . . . didn’t use deodorant today and probably won’t tomorrow . . . can’t get good help like us, huh Smiley? ... No! This IS NOT the city dump!! . . . NEVER DONE Smiley Mullins Jessie O’quinn Patsy Kilgore 10) B L MAYTAG COMPANY, INC. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHING Better Furniture-moderately Priced Admiral Hot Point Maytag Seally Bassett Norge Grundy, Virginia 24614 Pikeville, Kentucky Drawer Y Phone 935-2001 102 ARMY NAVY STORE Every Day Savings for the Family. Owner and Operator: Walter M. Short 1425 Front Street Richlands, Virginia 24641 Phone 597-7880 FRED SHORTAGE CONTRACT E S Grundy, Virginia VANSANT SUPER MARKET 337 Main Street Grundy, Virginia 24614 SANDY’S DRESS SHOP “Everything for the Well-dressed woman” GROCERY BETTER GROCERIES Phone 865-4592 Birghleaf, Va. J.C. MONTGOMARY INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 964-6105 963-3460 Richlands, Virginia J 103 CUMBERLAN AND TRUST C®1 104 O’QUINN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Latest Fashions With Prices on Walnut Street That Can’t Be Beat O’quinn’s Dept. Store Box 787 Grundy, Va. Phone 935-2263 Owners Frenchman And Effie O’quinn RIVERSIDE GROCERY AND TRAILER SALES 106 107 BARTLEY CHEVROLET, INC. CHEVROLET Phone 865-2241 Jim Bartley General Manager 23 Hour Wrecker Service Haysi, Virginia Chevrolet—Building a Better Way To See The U.S.A. Dr. J.P. Sutherland Phone 735-2133 Grundy, Virginia SUTHERLAND’S CLINIC Compliments Of JESSE NEWBERRY SUPER MARKET Phone 865-5120 Haysi, Virginia 109 HAYSI INSURANCE AGENCY R. Charles Agent HAYSI EXXON Joe And Dwight Bartley Atlas Tires And Tubes Your Reliable Dealer Phone 865-4641 Hay si, Virginia Phone 865-2361 Haysi, Virginia The Smartest Clothes In Town Phone 865-4884 Haysi, Virginia Phone 865-9926 Haysi Virginia ✓ 5 HARTS SHOE STORE SUTHERLAND’S DEPARTMENT STORE Ill LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT . . . The class of 78. “Ah to be a senior!!” Ma and Pa Farkle. (Teresa and Pauline Turner) Teddy’s belly button. Mr. Mullins at his desk during a busy day. Our 74 Homecoming. ■ MMMih Owned And Operated By Amanual O’quinn CLUB 83 “A Friendly Place Where Friends Meet” Haysi, Virginia 113 Help! They’re going to take me away. On your mark, get set, Go! .... First, you put your paper in. Then you find the keys. But what comes next? 114 SEARS CATALOG STORE Main Street Haysi, Virginia 24256 Phone 865-2741 Phone 935-2177 or 935-2178 GRUNDY Willie, Shirley, Gertrude SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO FULL SERVICE BANK BEN FRANKLIN 5-10 NATIONAL BANK RATLIFF JEWELERS Your Best Place To Shop After All Grundy, Virginia Phone 865-2162 HA l L,un Ut fltL WAlQHlf DIAMONDS V ' Haysi, Virginia 115 116 JERKY CAFE HOME COOKED MEALS FINE FOODS Pound, Va. W ' Z v_; “Nice Place to Eat” Oakwood, Virginia DERBY CAFE Owned And Operated By Vange Coleman VANGE’S FABRIC SHOP KISER DATSUN Pound Virginia Phone: 796-2011 Earl Kiser: Owner Drive a Datsun . . Then Decide. Phone 935-4175 Royal City, Va. U DESKINS SUPERMARKET Richlands, Virginia THE FABRIC HOUSE Reasonable Prices Phone 796-4500 Pound Va. RATLIFF FARM AND HOME SUPPLY Phone 935-2546 Grundy, Va. Grundy, Va. 24614 Pete Ratliff Sam Hale Jerry Shields Jem Cantrell Lonnie Cantrell Explosives Mine Supplies AUSTIN SALE INC AUSTIN POWDER CO li 118 GRUNDY FUNERAL HOME Specialists in complete Insurance protection for home, auto, or group since 1924 BUCOVA INSURANCE AGENCY Grundy, Virginia Phone: 935- 4571 936- 2661 Junior Mullins President And Manager Grundy, Virginia Phone: 935-2144, 935-2145 RIVERSIDE PONTIAC Owner: Gerald Arrington Grundy, Va. Grundy, Virginia Phone: 935-2628 GRUNDY FURNITURE NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Cavey J. Addison Office Phone: 935-2240 Box 361 Grundy, Virginia Home Of Everyday COMPANY Low Prices 119 PET DAIRY DIVISION BOX 797 Grundy, Virginia VIRGINIA CITIZEN’S BANK Dickenson County’s Newest Bank Locally Owned Operated With “Good Neighbor Banking” Clintwood, Virginia Telephone 926-4671 Member F.D.I.C. f.d.i.c. HAYSI FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Manager CHAD BARTON Haysi, Virginia 121 One Mile East Of Haysi, Virginia Pink Room Moose Lodge Route, 63 Haysi, Virginia HILL TOP MOTEL INN RESTAURANT Phone 865-2861 COMPLIMENTS OF WAYNES GENERAL STORE The store that saves you more. Your dollar really makes Cents at Wayne’s. Thank our many customers and Friends for their patronage. Owned and Operated by Mr. Wayne Ownes Rt. 2, Box 9 Haysi, Virginia Your Bank In Tazewell County Since 1916 Richlands, Virginia THE RICHLANDS NATIONAL BANK Member F.D.I.C. Branches: Raven, Va.—Cedar Bluff, Va. 122 THE LAURELS GIFT SHOP MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Compliments Of A nice place to eat; with fine food. Private dining area with banquet facilities. Unique and unusual items of all kinds. Located on Rt. 80-west of Haysi on the way to Beautiful Breaks Interstate Park. TEDDY BAILEY VIERS SUPPLY COMPANY P.O. Box 718 Grundy, Virginia GRUNDY HONDA Honda Motorcycles HONDA Phone Grundy, 935-2447 Va. 123 JOHNSON-MULLINS CHEV.—OLDS. SALES SERVICE VEGA CHEVROLET a LD BMOBILE Clintwood, Virginia Phone 926-2401 or 926-2491 Parts Dept. 964-4031 964-5432 WRECKER SERVICE NIGHTS 936-9384 964-2264 963-9296 PARTS BODY PAINT ENGINE TRANSMISSION AIR CONDITIONING UStbCARS stmt TRUCKS Wt m XV - -in mmws ♦ ITITCTTJ 1 cnsH? n 124 COMPLIMENTS OF HUGH’S DR. C.D. KING AIR CONDITIONING Owned operated by: Ronald Mullins Clintwood, Va. Clintwood, Va. Phone: 926-6677 CUMBERLAND- CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE CLINTWOOD FUNERAL HOME Clintwood, Phone Va. 926-6960 926-3791 D S SUPERMARKET CLINTWOOD EXXON Main Street Clintwood, Va. We Specialize In Car Repairs At Reasonable Prices “Outfits for the Entier Family” PEOPLE’S DEPARTMENT STORE MILLER FUNERAL HOME Bonnettes P.O. Box 620 Main Street Phone: 926-6061 Clintwood, Va. Clintwood, Va. 24228 125 8 R Market Vansant, Va. Vansant Cash Store Vansant, Va, A Friend Cole Suzuki, Inc. Richlands, Va, Roy Waddell Grundy, Va. Ralph Ratliff Puris Nickels Ron Coleman Mike Fletcher Royal Gulf Grundy, Va. Jerry Kiser Pound, Va. Montgomery Ward Mullins Jewelry Robert Brothers Inc Pound, Va. Citizen’s Cleaners Pound, Va. Thomas Garage Auther Counts Commissioner of Revenue Doran Market Clevinger Tile Cabinet Shop Haysi Department Store B Y Dry Goods Plaster Discount Furniture Tots Teens Vansant, Va. Dixie Tasty Freeze Coral’s Jewelry Gift Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Gurvis Yates Haysi, Va. Garden Supply and Supermarket Oakwood, Va. Jack Mullins Oakwood Barber Shop Owner: Jerry Raines Victor W. Field Clintwood, Va. A Friend Cantrell Business Service Pound, Va. Grundy Sports Center Forrest and Carol Lang PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Ramrod Men’s Shop Dr. Therrill Reedy Richlands, Va. Clintwood, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Finis O’Quinn Dr. and Mrs. Adam Steinberg BARTLEY RICK’S FLANNAGAN BOAT DOCK License And Boat Rental, Hot Coffee, Snack Bar js of 3 £ GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION Grundy, Virginia co Phone 926-2061 Box 729 Clintwood, Virginia Compliments Of MOUNTAIN FLORIST { ‘ttc t ' rYift Elliston, Virginia GREENHILL SAUSAGE Phone 865-4587 HILL TOP MOTEL AND RESTAURANT BUSTER’S CAFE Phone 865-2351 Haysi, Va. 926-2351 Clintwood, Virginia Phone 963-2679 Doran, Virginia SINGLETON’S AUTO PARTS 127 WESTERN AUTO We Are Growing To Serve You v Better GALE’S MARKET Haysi, Virginia HAYSI DEPARTMENT STORE KLINE POWERS tRVta Haysi, Virginia RICHLANDS RENTALS CO. Rentals And Sales Of Tools And Equipment Phone 964-4065 Phone 865-9751 BARTON’S T.V. Television Service And Installation Phone 865-3471 Haysi, Virginia HAYSI AMOCO Compliments of ' Service Station Groceries, CENTRAL Gas, AUTO PARTS Beer, Wine Box 1617 Grundy, Virginia Haysi, Virginia Phone 935-7571 VIERS APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE Kelvinator Appliances Complete Home Furnishings Phone 865-4550 Haysi, Va. 129 HORN’S SPORTING GOODS Grundy, Virginia Phone 935-7821 132 TAYLOR FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY Settle ' fyoevi Castlewood Home Of Ph: 762-2751 Quality Furniture Clintwood Ph: 926-6100 Compliments Of HAYSI HARDWARE HAYSI PRO-HARDWARE DEALER Haysi, Virginia Phone 865-2261 Behold, I set before you this day a blessing and a curse; if ye obey the commandments of the LORD your God, which I command you this day; And a curse, if ye will not obey the commandments of the LORD your God, but turn aside out of the way which I command you this day, to go after other gods, which ye have not known. CLINTWOOD LUMBER SUPPLY, INC. Phone Clintwood, 926-2441 Virginia 133 Yes, I am wonderful, aren’t I? Twinkle twinkle little star No, no, no, If I’ve told you once I’ve told you a thousand times, It’s 5,234,967,865. Oh goody! I get to be on Romper Room. THROUGH THE CAMERA’S EYE jflotoerS FLOWERLAND THE FABRIC NOOK Compliments Of Phone 935-4561 Grundy, Virginia KELSEY TIRE COMPANY Phone 935-2951 Grundy, Virginia CLINTWOOD GARMENT FACTORY Rose Marie and Kay Mondrage Fabrics, Zippers, Thread, Notions, Clintwood, Virginia Ready-to- Wear Clothing Haysi, Va. BUP5 ‘ Phone 926-2411 Clintwood, Virginia Your Walgreen Agency Prescriptions Sunday BUD’S MOTORS Home Of The Finest Used Cars With Great appreciation for the kindness and courtesy shown to me by the adminis¬ tration, guidance depart¬ ment, faculty, and students of Haysi High for the past three years. My association with you has been very pleasant. Congratulations to the graduates. Best Wishes Staff Sgt. E.J. Thomas CITIZEN’S DRUG HAYSI BEAUTY SHOP Phone 865-2451 Haysi, Virginia 135 you are You and i am I but We are different We are like 2 leaves f a I i n g from a tree blowing in the wind touching gently and falling to the ground with many miles between us. Debbie Counts APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY Attention: J. C. Hughs Abington, Va. 24210 Phone 628-2141 COCHRAN’S CARPETS Grundy, Va vxati TATE MEMORIAL Tate Memotials Finest Quality Monuments George Marie Tate Specialty Advertising Newton Line Stacy Eva Wood Clincho, Va. 835-9845 835-6181 835-9880 GRUNDY DRUG CO Grundy, Va. SANDLICK GENERAL STORE Phone 835-8910 American Gas and Oil Owners are: Guy Edwards and Erwin Yates Clintwood, Va. Birchleaf, Va. HILLARD’S GRO 137 MOUNTAIN FORD SALES Our Goal: No Unhappy Owners Featuring The All New Granada Mobile Homes Campers and Trailers Boats and Motors Complete Garage Service Clintwood, Virginia K P MARKET Vansant, Virginia WILCO Family Discount Stores Clintwood and Pound REXALL RICHLANDS PHARMACY Prescription Druggist Front St. Phone Richlands, Virginia 963-2115 MULLINS THEATER The Showplace of Dickenson” Clintwood, Virginia 138 DRIVER’S SALES SERVICE Lonesome Pine Auto Parts Phones: 935-2166 935-2137 935-2168 U.S. 460 East of Grundy, Virginia Phone: 963-3115 ANCHOR INN 2512 Second St. Richlands, Virginia Route 3 Box 44a Grundy, Virginia Business Phone: 935-7378 935-7837 Complete Line of CB Radios And Accessories “TRUCKING IS OUR BUSINESS” OUR ONLY BUSINESS” Restaurant Adjacent Best in Food TV-Phones—Air Condition Lounge Reservations Guaranteed For Home, Car, Life, Business SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA TRUCK PARTS, INC. Phone: Bus. 935-2805 Res. 531-6696 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Fred Clevinger Box 85 Vansant, Virginia A Yearbook Is . . . A LOT OF HARD WORK CAPTURING THE FUN TIMES You never realize just how much “fun” and happiness we really have, until you’ve captured those moments as we have here. And that we did, keeping the road hot soliciting ads, facing the agony of deadlines, and struggl¬ ing through the terror of late pic¬ tures. Even though it’s a lot of hard work it’s also . . . 140 MORGAN COMPTON’S GROCERY Your Friendly Neighborhood Store GROCERIES DRY-GOODS FEED WOOD’S BODY SHOP Body and Fender Work Expert Body Service Full Paint Job REPAIRS Located On Baker Ridge Indian Creek, Virginia THOMAS GARAGE Davenport, Virginia Phone 959-2562 959-2317 141 Boy! That hammer and saw real¬ ly came in handy! coach at Haysi. No don’t, I don’t have my false teeth in. Gee, I always knew you liked me but this is ridiculous. McClure LUMBER BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. McCLURE, Va. 24269 Incorporated Be Sure With McClure CONCRETE PLANTS McCLURE STORE 835-2261 Coeburn, Va. Grundy, Va. Lebanon, Va. McClure, Va. Richlands, Va. Taxewell, Va. Phone 395- Phone 935- Phone 889- Phone 835- Phone 964- Phone 988- 6404 4687 3496 2261 6780 5000 143 V ' -C3S� . V ' vtV ■ •� ' : J • 2 .. s y 0 5 v • ' V- • ■ S) . ; 1 •j ' , ;. W. O ■ - SJ ' ' • ' A ' n :; V i 1 . , r , v V v S J . X =C q -a x V o Oj a CSu fe) ©Mo UXidKj qJLSL k£k£ JIu-C faiCKjJ Qfii vjoVxcOi a $ jo xxmaX ©Ijd Ok v£Ll Stsy wmkA atv ia Aa oo d©v ' - Our theme “Rebirth” describes the changes our scnool is going through. But with all these changes there are still a few things that remain the same, like devo¬ tion to a single goal. Our goal, putting out the 1975 yearbook, would never have been possible without many people. These people I would like to thank. Thanks to: . . . Reva for being such a dependable business manager. . . Paula and Kathy whose many hard working hours developed that terrific introduction which gives the whole book meaning . . . Tony, Robbie, Ronnie, and Jessie for the most ac¬ tive sports section ever . . . Kitty, Sandy, Enola and Sherry for giving the un¬ derclassmen a chance to shine . . . Sandy for her terrific artistic abilities . . . Susie for capturing the scenes of the school . . . Debbie for her wonderful assistance which added many interesting things to the annual . . . Ernie Olmstead, our company representative, who taught us everything we know . . . Mrs. Slusher whose understanding and patience got us through the year. . . our parents for putting up with us . . . the faculty for not losing their cool when we in¬ terrupted their classes so many times . . . and the administration and student body for their support . . . Sandy, Editor. ■ 53 ‘•o People, what would we do without them? 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