Haysi High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Haysi, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1982 volume:

i- _ TIGERE REFLECTIONS ... CAPTURED MOMENTS, MIRRORED MEMORIES, IMAGES OF YESTERDAY. Reflections of the times and faces of the year of ’82 (of course, froma Tigerseye point of view) ... pretty girls and beauty queens, quiet mo- ments, special faces, smiles and victories, brothers in friendship, even a human pyr- amid ... Reflections are the essence of the year, the memories of good times, and great friends. 2 Theme { Theme 3 TIGEREYE DEDICATION We dedicate our 1982 yearbook to a man whom we all respect and ad- mired. Always the professional, yet always available to those students who need to talk — he “embodies” the ideal of a true teacher. For all your history know-how and your friendly smiles, we thank you and we give you this annual as a symbol of our appreciation ... Mr. Raymond McCarty Profile of a dedicated professor. Pam Mitchell and Mr. McCarty shares a few laughs in the gym. A quiet moment after a busy day. Yes, we know you are the greatest. 4 Dedication LEADERS In order to keep our school running smoothly, Mr. Yates and Mr. Bartley set rules and guidelines and did their best to make each student to abide by them. On the other hand, they were always there to listen to everyone’s problems and help many students with their algebra. Through endless mornings of writing excuses and making last minute an- nouncements, they patiently stood be- side us. Patsy Kilgore, Secretary Nancy Sutherland, Cafeteria Clerk 6 Administration SCHOOL LEADERSHIP iC Mr. Ronnie Bartley, Assistant Principal The guidance counselors have been influential in helping us plan our education and very patient through all the schedule changes. Each student was informed of the requirements needed for their certain curriculm. More importantly, they gave advice when needed. Harold Byers, Gui dance Counselor it Na +) . � a Ys | ae | Administration 7 FACULTY FACES Within the framework of the Standards of Quality and local school board policy, teachers are at the liberty to help each student to achieve progress along the rocky road to education. Aside from the usual duties of teaching, activities like coaching, sponsoring clubs and forensics involve the faculty. Extra time is re- quired, but this goes into the formulation of a complete teaching staff. Even so, the whole point of being a teacher may be that gleam of understanding in the eye of a student that makes it all worth while. RONNIE BARTLEY Assistant Principal CARTER BOYD English HAROLD BYERS Guidance LARRY COMPTON P.E. and Health RONNIE COMPTON P.E. and Health ZANE COUNTS Social Studies - rs eee ee meme eee ener trata eee —— os eel er eal mee aren nes rs a Both knowledgeable and helpful, Mrs. Crabtree as- sists a visiting supervisor. Mr. Rasnake was the talk of McCarty’s and Kiser’s classes; welcome to the blackboard jungle. PATRICK COX Band VELMA CRABTREE Librarian CATHY DEEL Home Economics BETTY DEEL Guidance BOBBY DEEL English, French HOMER DEEL English Mr. Wright, a profile of a brown study. Two of Principal Yates’ fans, Amber and Lin- da Yates. Mrs. Salyers files this test paper for future laughs. Faculty 9 SMILES AND STYLES OF TEACHERS “Flat Out,” right Mr. Silcox LEE DEEL Math ROY DEEL Math DEBBIE EDWARDS Business SHIRLEY HARRIS 7th grade RAYMOND McCARTY Social Studies DIANNE O’QUINN Business “Do you see spots on my bolo- gna too?” MAYNARD OWENS Social Studies Our smiling substitute, Mrs. Ison. KATY JO POWERS Home Economics DARRELL SILCOX Science KATHLEEN SLUSHER English, German JIMMY SMITH Science GARY TACKETT 7th grade The basketball team didn’t do so well, Mr. Deel? Mr. Colley’s style pays off. Faculty Il ON THE JOB TOGETHER Mrs. Saylor doesn’t “appear’’ to hate ballgame duty. 12 Faculty Lana Taylor Business John Whitner Math Bill Wright English David Yates Principal Pictures Not Available Jack Colley Butch Kiser Norman Mullins Bob Musick Darrell Posten Shirley Salyers Dennis Reedy Argelean Saylor Ron Kennedy The first year of teaching is full of surprises ... and surprised faces. Even the mighty muscles of Denny Bise cannot save this woman from the “mob”. ihrer do ay od Or EEE) WORKING BEHIND THE SCENES Often overlooked or underestimated, the services our janitors and cooks provide are an important part of the school’s op- eration. Hot lunches, warm rooms and no litter are taken for granted, but it’s good to know that there are those behind the scenes who do their job for us. Mickey Mullins Donald Colley Aileen Vandyke, Thurleen Mullins, Irene Counts, and Katy Turner Personnel 13 ONE MORE YEAR FOR “One more year’ was our cry as the year began. But as the end came nearer, shock re- placed anxiousness as we real- ized how little time we had left and that being a senior meant making the best of our time. As our high school years faded into memories, we made it known that we were the spirited class of “82”. Could literature be so boring that Pam decides to leave? Lisa looks like she enjoys her work in the library. William watch your fingers! 14 Seniors CLASS OF “82” Margaret, Fonda, Raetena talk about last night's dates. a . ee i «lll. wd Joey's all smiles after the convincing win over St. Paul. Bob Paul ... Our future electricians. Seniors [5 SENIOR ACHIEVERS , % ast 3 Mr. and Mis$ Senior: Patrick Grubbs. ligg he AAS on % 4 ia! % I6 Seniors ARE RECOGNIZED ié Lisa Thomas and Leasha Viers. Thy: aes ACADEMIC TOP TEN: Margaret Edwards, Valedictorian; Brenda Edwards, Salutatorian; Fonda Yates, Raetena Fink, Bob Kiser, Jackie Rose, Teresa Edwards, Tina Fields, Rita Fuller, Mary Hill, Mr. Miss Senior, Patrick Grubbs and Brenda Edwards, were chosen by the faculty. Brenda Edwards is the daugh- ter of Mr. Mrs. Carroll Ed- wards. Miss Senior this year has as much scholastic ability as she does achievement. Brenda is salutorian, president of Beta Club, and was chosen for the All American Band. Patrick Gruggs is the son of Mr. Mrs. Jim Grubbs. He has also received many honors in various clubs. He plays basket- ball and runs track. He re- ceived medals at BDD meet and was chosen Sprinter of the Year, ‘‘8I”. The Top Ten Seniors were chosen by their academic abil- ity. The Valedictorian held a 4.00 average; the Salutatorian was right behind with a 3.98. Class Officers were chosen by the Senior class as leaders during the year ’’8I-’’82. CLASS OFFICERS: Dianne Damron, President; Paul Rose, Vice-President; Kerry Hay, Treasurer; Fonda Yates, Secretary; Lisa Thomas, Reporter; and Randall O’quinn, Chaplin. Seniors 17 SS ik ee eT a or ee | = oe F Wien Sig = Bee te CLASS OF ’82 84 IN ’82 Mike Bartley Terry Barton Jennifer Carrol Sammy Coleman Kenny Colley Dianne Damron Gregory Deel Seniors 19 FRIENDSHIPS LINGER Friendships Linger: For twelve years, friendships have formed and now, friends may soon have to part. The shar- ing of dreams and _ interests through the years, fussing about teachers, and even those little arguments help make the year special. Leaving these friends who have become such a major part of one’s life brings insecur- ity, but also there’s a sense of gratitude for the moments we had together. We take with us memories of good times and find it easier to understand ourselves. We now appreciate and admire the qualities a good friend can offer. MOST ADMIRED MEMBER OF THE SENIOR CLASS .. . Paul Rose se aad Sb sa nay ib aaa? Bel ee SENIOR SHOWOFFS ... Pam Mitchell and Tim Tripett MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ... Margaret Edwards an _ James Owens CUTEST ... Betty Viers and Duane Owens Seniors 2 HERE TODAY ... Jeffery Deel William Deel Angie Delaney Raetena Fink Lisa Fuller Rita Fuller Tim Fuller 22 Seniors GONE TOMORROW — Ba, 2 Ass AN y + o TIME Patrick Grubbs Tim Hayes Sharon Hearl Fun slips away; people are always saying enjoy your senior year because it is your last year. Seniors do have fun going to pep rallies, prom, and even enjoy being sophisticated critics. But these moments are fleeting, for just when seniors want them to last forever, they seem to slip away under college or job pressures, heavy homework assignments, and tight work schedules. Seniors, do you remember the days you felt you just couldn’t wait to graduate and the days you felt like crying because you didn’t want to leave — remember the feeling that you had to cram it all in because it is your final year at Haysi High? Brian Hill Mary Hill Seniors 23 GOOD TIMES: A SEXIEST ... Wrenda Barton and Joey O’quinn 24 Seniors HAPPY DAYS MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED . . . Lisa Thomas and Joe Sperow MOST POPULAR ... LaCretta Willis and Patrick Grubl niors 25 FAREWELL, BUT Pee Cathy Lyall Coleen Mills Pam Mitchell Tim Mullins Joey O’quinn Randall O’Quinn i . 9 Rocky O’quinn Duane Owens James Owens Sandra Owens 26 Seniors NOT FORGOTTEN Jackie Rose Paul Rose Allen Silcox Joe Sperow Keith Stanley Seniors 27 CAPTURED MEMORIES Angie Delaney and Randall FRIENDLIEST O’Quinn . Rita Fuller and Steve Rasnake MOST COURTEOUS .. 28 Seniors A TOUCH OF CLASS MOST ATHLETIC ... Judy Perrigan and Tim Deel | Captured Memories: Every senior has his own special moments to remember ... smil- ing faces and secrets; and all the growing pains and disappoint- ments somehow fade away as each of us thinks back on the class of 82. The class of ’82 is eighty-four individuals and each has contributed in his own way to those captured memories. A class of outstanding personalities — a class with class. MOST VERSATILE ... Leasha Viers and Kerry Belcher Seniors 29 Randy Stiltner Riga —_— Betty Viers Keith Viers Leasha Viers Larry Wallace Melissa Wallace 30 Seniors Lacretta Willis Anita Yates | Teresa Wallace David Willis “Skoal Brother”, Kerry Hay. Pictures Not Available Melinda Davis Travis Deel Ronald Edwards Donnie Ratliff Greg Stanley Jessie Yates Charlie Young Seniors 31 Keith, you'll have to wait a long time for that drink of water. ae Se Our three local musketeers — all for one and one for all, right Dianne, Charlotte and Cretta? Trying to get rid of that Hubba Bubba, 32 Seniors Missy? UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS — Being a Junior has proved to be a lot of work, but then again, a lot of fun. There were days spent, soaked to the bone during car washes, countless stomach aches from what seemed to be countless amounts of candy bars, and an exhausting but fun night spent scaring kids out of their minds. These were a few of the many things the Juniors did to achieve their goals. Anthony Anderson Barry Arrington Kirk Ball Denny Bise But though it was hard, it was all done in the spirit and closeness that this class has been noted for. This is why we’re proud to say, “We're the Class of 83.” BRtut n-ne A Pat Blankenship Becky Bostic James Byers Greg Coleman Karen Comer Cathy Dale Dennis Deei Jennifer Deel Jessie Deel Connie Edwards Delmon Edwards Diane Edwards Russell Edwards David Fields 34 Juniors A CLASS WITH CLASS Say ey a ‘ oe Danny Fuller Frankie Fuller Jerry Fuller Ronald Fuller Pam Gilbert Brian Green Pam Hayes Clifford Hill Marty Kilgore Donnie Kiser Ralphine Kiser Bernice Lester Greg Lyall Tommy Lyall Tony Lyall Steve Moore Georgia Mullins Norma Mullins Peggy Nowlin Sifawna Nowlin Juniors 35 GET PERSONAL For the Juniors trying to select the personalities was a tough decision. After days of selecting and chang- ing their minds, the Junior officers counted the final decisions of the class. For those I6 out of such a large class it will be a memory that will always be expressed, not only in these pages, but in their lives forever. 6! MM Cn, Best All Around: Mary Powers and Steve Whitner Most Athletic: Denechia Owens and Bob O’Quinn 36 Juniors WITH THE JUNIOR PERSONALITIES Cutest: Roberta Smith and Eric Sluss Most School Spirit: Rhonda Thacker and Russell Edwards Juniors 37 TOGETHER Do you remember ... ... Homecoming “81”’. ... Kim and Cindy getting lost in the woods. ... ‘Jam with the Juniors — 81”. ... Prom Night of ’82. Pat O. becoming Pat Bostic. the three times Mr. Boyd didn’t give homework Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, and Easter. Sixth Period’s I| song— “Hey Porter’’. ... being invaded by three beautiful hippies. . Choosing Class Rings. Russell and Timmy’s Halloween faces. ... Mr. Rasnake’s U.S. His- tory class Carlos O’Quinn Jeff O’Quinn Missy O’Quinn Tony O’Quinn Cassie Owens Denechia Owens Dennis Owens Mike Owens Pat Owens Patty Owens Tim Owens David Perrigan Mary Powers Kim Powers Todd Puckett Chris Rakes Arnetta Rasnake 38 Juniors Randy Rasnake Randy M. Rasnake Rebecca Robinson Teresa Robinson Angetta Rose Deneene Rose Renee Rose Sherry Simpson Roberta Smith Freddy Stallard Pam Stanley Paul Stanley Sidney Stanley John Sutherland Missy Sutherland Tim Sutherland Greg Swiney Larry Swiney Rhonda Thacker Juniors 39 THIS YEARS FACES Tony O’Quinn and Pam Hayes Flirtiest: Can this really be the Junior Personalities? Junior Joker: Tim Owens and Patty Owens 40 Juniors Norma “razzle dazzles” the fans. An lle Rita never has to worry about being alone. Juniors 4l A LOT TO BE PROUD OF Jennifer Thomas Rita Thomas Angie Turner Lonnie Turner Jason Viers Jessie Walker Darrell Wallace Mike Wallace Tim Wallace wuked 3 Trina Wampler Sherry Wells Steve Whitner Lundy Wright Billy Woods Emily Yates George Yates Pam Yates Rita Yates Marsha Younce 42 Juniors Pat and Clifford discover the big taste of chocolate in this little Russell, Tim, and Steve just returning from a weekend at Freedom Hershey’s kiss. Hall. Pam Hayes ... pretending she’s busy at work. Bob and Kim — the Junior couple of the year. James wonders if the water is safe. Juniors 43 SOPHOMORES aiid A New Beginning Each year is a new beginning for Sopho- mores. They see this year as being special because they have only two more to go. It is an exciting year for Sophomores with: last year in physical education, driver's LA. 4 licenses, modern biology, geometry class, 4 ‘. £ chance to be a prom usher, being invited Caroline Michael Beverly to Beta Club, your I6th birthday, playing Anderson Anderson Arrington varsity sports, Friday night dates, Sat- urday night blues. A Familiar Ending End of:school, water balloons, assemblies, exams, schedules for next year, good- byes, summer vacation, sleeping late Andra Baldwon Acie Boyd John Boyd Keith Branham Tracy Branham Paul Calo Elizabeth Colley Lily Dale Kyle Davis Melinda Davis Kenny Deel Liz Deel Matthew Deel Angie Dingus Allen Edwards 44 Sophomores WE'VE GOT IT TOGETHER Brenda L. : Rebecca Pawards Kim Edwards Nathan Edwards eieecis Johnnie Lynn Sherry Hackney Leroy Hall we peer Sammy Jones Billy Kiser Tammy McNeely Betsy Mullins Glen Mullins Jennifer Mullins Mike Mullins Missy shows off her stylish cheerleading uni- form. Sophomores 45 ae Pe Ei ; : § aid | Kitty Fuller Rhonda Fuller Marcus Gilbert Jeff Green Barry shows his dedication to the Band. STRIVING FOR MORE Angie says: Is Mrs. Dingus sub- stituting again? i J Caroline Tracy — Skipping class again. Patricia Mullins ©§ Raymond Mullins Scotty Mullins Timmy Mullins Rita O’quinn Wayne Fields — Please leave me alone! Rhonda — Have you and Eric broken up again? Missy H. — Is that you laughing or do you have the hiccups? Leroy — Take your hands off of me! Tammy M. — Are you lonely without DKD? Pam O. — Oh, say can you see? Becky Owens Dwayne Owens Loretta Owens Marti Owens Nina Owens Becky O. — Do you ever get tired of walking? Brian $. — Do you get car sick or was it just a bad Saturday night? Darren S. — 222222222? Jimmy W. — Mr. Cox finally caught you throwing food. Ha! Larky T. — Another Jeff Turn- er (Like father like son) Pam Owens Carol Puckett Becky Rasnake Johnny Rasnake _— Regina Reynolds Wayne Roark Chad Robinson Shelby Robinson Dallas Rose Melissa Rose Nedra Scanlon Darwin Stallard Robert Stallard Virginda Stallard Brian Stanley 46 Sophomores IN “84” Jeff Tiller Donnie Turner Jeffery Turner Larkin Turner Lester Turner Melinda Wampler Russell Weakley peo Pictures Not Available Donna Artrip Scotty Baker Bryan Childress Kim Church James Colley Betsy Edwards Barbarba Fleming Tammy Hill Robbie Moore Jerico Mullins Jimmy Wood Melissa Yates Teresa Yates Thomas Younce With an expression like that, Sherry seems to love those books!! Tim says, “I'll get him next time!!” Sophomores 47 AL life of a Freshmen ... WITH FRESHMEN Aout moving up a floor; one more flight of stairs to climb every- day sleeping in algebra class Mr. Count’s horrid tales in World History Class; right be- fore lunch participating in J.V. sports Mr. Silcox’s Earth Science Class; who could have guessed there were so many rocks Ah bool Raisins in our lunch again getting to know the student body and teachers better pvt looking forward to their turn at Sc Wat | the top Rita Barton Kim Belcher Charlie Benson Bertha Anderson Sherry Baker ‘ ° © 4 4 Edward Keith Jama Bostic Blankenship Blankenship ee a, GO rie A ae 1 Way cat” Apparently Jeff is thinking about going home. Rufus Bowman Tina Branham Crystal Carico Jeff Colley + Tammy Compton Adam Compton Greg Counts Marcie Dale Brent Deel Carol Deel Cindy Deel , i t ‘i Rebecca Deel Jeffery Edwards Kevin Edwards Mitzi Edwards Kevin and Pattie look tired after a long P.E. class. 48 Freshmen THE SKY IS THE LIMIT Penny Edwards Vonda Edwards Tammy Epling Pam Fields Clayton Fleming Michael Fleming Shelia Fuller Colleen Gilbert Debbie Gilbert James Gilbert David Green Terry Hall Regina Hay Eric Hill Rebecca Holnrock Mark Justice Michelle Lindsay Emily Lowery What do you think about the situation in Poland? Belinda Lyall Janet Lyall Rocky Mitchell Allison Mullins Freshmen 49 FRESHMEN ... Freshmen getting into the swing of things — Freshmen, no longer labeled elementary or eighth grade, but at last having a title. Becoming a freshmen means more than just getting to move up a floor, it means added responsibil- ities such as choosing more of the courses that they want to take ana getting to participate in more school activities like an invitation to join the Key Club. This year is more important because it means more participation in sports like running track and dressing out for Varsity football. Michael Mullins Steven Mullins Sherry O’Quinn Denver Owens Kathy Owens :) Mike Owens Patty Owens Redda Owens Teresa Owens Kevin Perrigan Tammy Perrigan Bridget Powers Vaughn Powers Joe Puckett Kent Ramsey Beth Ratliff David Ratliff Donna Ratliff Mike Ratliff Clinton Robinson Mike Robinson Michael D. Rose Michael R. Rose Robin Rose Rodney Sperow Angie says, ‘Sure, I'm proud to be a freshman.” 50 Freshmen THE FEEL OF MOVING UP Linda Sutherland —_ Terry Sutherland Richard Thacker Carol Thomas Tabatha Thomas Mary Turner ee. 4 . 4. ‘aa : = Aes Th. Price Viers Ronnie Wampler Joey Willis Keith Willis Patrick Willis Patty Willis Pictures Not Available Michael Edwards Phillip Edwards Andra Baldwin Rebecca Coleman Stacy Hay John Kelly Angela Mullins Phyllis Woods Ligeia Wright Carol and Patty sing the blues. Freshmen 51 THEIR PRIDE IS SHOWING! Teresa Derwin Bartley Jody Baily Tina Baker Baldwin David Tammy Dinah Frances Belcher Blankenship Bowman Childress How long : Tammy Annette must this go Robin Clark Coen Colley Karen Colley on? “il asi Tina Ervin Counts Gary Counts Marty Dale Gary Deel Jackie Deel Compton Ricky Colley i C Cath John Deel Lonnie Deel Myra Deel Roy Deel Scotty Deel ‘ E ren lit E aes = Christine Kevin Melonie Wanda Terry Fields Kathy Karen Fuller Mike Fuller Edwards Edwards Edwards Edwards Fleming 52 Eighth Grade CLASS OF ’86 ... Boys building their biceps and girls getting their hair out of place. Trudging up those treacherous stairs. Discovering the wonders of Pre-Al- gebra. Having classes with all those upper- classmen. Wishing that one certain person would look their way. Becoming perfect seamstresses and farmers. The boys’ nasty, dirty, grim, insult- ing, pitiful, devasting, degrading jokes and the girls hysterically gig- gling in the background. e Charlene Hart Larry Hill Lisa Hill Kevin Lister Michelle Sara McCarty McCowan Jimmy Mullins Jennifer Musick Eighth grader, Ronald Turner, has spirit. Teresa Fuller wd Pearlenna McKinney Regina O’quinn Sherry O’quinn Scott Grizzle April Hay Randall Keith Harris Haynes bd Kenny Kiser Angie Lester Vinton Dewayne McKinney Mullins Mona O’quinn David Owens Eighth Grade 53 at : Audrey Michael Debbie Powers Puckett Ramey Karen Owens Lewis Owens Tim asks, “Do we have to play this again?” Darin Dick Rasnake Jeff Rasnake Curt Rattliff Ricky Roark Renner Tammy Gerina Clovis Sloan Michelle Robinson Reynolds Slusher David Tonya Stanley Stanley Ricky wrestles a table up the catwalk. Eighth grade has always been thought of as your offical year in high school, meaning: your first credits for graduation, playing ju- nior varsity sports and participat- ing in club activities. Being in the eighth grade also means a lot of hard work and effort, not to men- tion endless trips to the fourth floor, band room and agriculture buildings. r But all in all being an eighth grader means being with your friends, meeting new people and taking on , more responsibilities and slowly but surely working your way to the top. Missy shows off her big mouth. Robin sees something invit- ing at the FHA-FFA Fair. 54 Eighth Grade AND TOMORROW David Donivan , Sutherland Sutherland Keith Sykes = Wade Sykes Jennifer Thacker Karen shows her grace on the field. Ronald Wanoka Angela Regina Turner Turner Wallace Jerri Ann Michelle Charlotte Whitner Willis Woods Alfred Yates Connie Yates _— Paula Yates Ronald Yates 2 Pictures Not Available: Greg Austin Missy Chidress Jacky Lindsay Daniel Mullins Jonathan Mullins Ronald Sloan Brian Sweeny Teresa Yates Eigth Grade shows their spirit. Eighth Grade 55 ROOKIES OF THE YEAR Do you know how it feels to be at the top one second and suddenly find yourself at the bottom? Well, this is what 7th graders go through. One year they’re at the top in ele- mentary school, and then they’re just “those little 7th graders” at the high school. They’re laughed at, ' beat on, teased for their small size, Clement Teresa and worst of all, placed in the lowest ULCER Anderson Anderson part of the school — the basement. But as is always the case, they will come through with flying colors, looking forward to the day that they’re seniors and can look back and say, “Here come those little 7th graders again.” Stephen Bartley ‘ 4 t a t % ’ Melinda Coleman Charlotte Kevin Counts Compton James Collins Ada Compton int fe Tina Davis Angela Deel Blanche Deel Loma Deel Scotty Deel Tina Deloach Angela Edwards 56 Seventh Grade AND PROUD OF IT! alld David Edwards Larry Edwards Roland Edwards Sheila Epling Mike Fields April Fink Keith Fleming Dennis Fuller Gary Fuller Renee Hess Carl Lyall Deborah Lyall Mathew Mullins Sherry Neece Brad Owens David Owens Duane Owens Gary Owens Larry Owens Seventh Grade 57 NEW FACES, NEW EXPERIENCES, Each seventh grade class is always known for their own unique person- alities. However they all seem to share some of the same feelings, such as getting used to a new place, getting used to the new teachers, and getting used to a new way of life. Some of the things that this class has experienced and seventh grade classes in the future may or may not experience are ... ... Pre-Lunch Chessgames. ... Mr. Tackett’s Matchmaking. ... Rebecca “Mouth” Raynor. Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Saylor’s sponsoring 4-H. the Eradicator 2. ... Mr. Reedy’s favorite game, vol- Lisa Owens Micky Owens Jerry Owens Gretta OQuinn leyball. Randy OQuinn Jenny Powers Leon Rasnake Janet Ratliff Ww Rebecca Raynor Mike Rose Junior Silcox Susan Smith Bradley Stanley James Stanley Wayne Stiltner ) - Pam Sykes Sherry Sykes Hubert Sweeny Craig Turner Arnold Viers Darris Wallace Greg Wallace Fiz Mike White Rocky Woods Moscow Yates Rocky Woods successfully experiences an egg catch during spirit week. 58 Seventh Grade AND A NEW WAY OF LIFE! Gary and Larry, or is it Larry and Gary, add a little Darry. = oomeeeeetenan oe F | ; Dale Hill, don’t turn your back on me! Seventh graders gossip and primp just like everyone else. Gloria can erase as fast as most people write. Seventh Grade 59 SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT We reserve this page to especially acknowl- edge Greg Stanley, a homebound student who, through the efforts of those who care and through his own achievement, will gra- duate with the senior class. Also, in memory of two of our students, both of whom were killed last year in an automobile accident, we dedicate this poem: Greg Stanley Jonnifer Mullins A TIME FOR EVERYTHING To everything there is a season, And a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; A time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; time to kill, and a time to heal; time to break down, and a time to build up; time to weep, and a time to laugh; time to mourn; and a time to dance; time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; time to get, and a time to lose; time to keep, and a time to cast away; time to rend, and time to sew; time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; A time of war, and a time of peace. r rrr r Fr rrr y Kevin Gilbert Ecclesiastes 60 Acknowledgement ORGANIZATIONS KEY CLUB UNLOCKS THE FUTURE Through the years, the Key Club re- mains the most respected boys’ club at Haysi. This service group flags traffic after school, places spotters at home ballgames, puts up the flag every morning and pops popcorn at all football and basket- ball games. They not only help the school, they serve the community as well. With help from the Kiwanis Club, the group has much potential and success in the years to come. ea 3 oe ; te a % : a : 2% : , i iat $ Ef 5 5 ™ aa y - ’ is on py 4 gee ae e “i te 1981-82 Sweethearts: Sharon Hearl, Rita Fuller, Dianne Damron, Wrenda Barton, Char- lotte Viers, Tina Fields, Teresa Edwards, Lisa Thomas, LaCretta Willis, Jackie Rose, Leasha Viers, Brenda Edwards. Duane Owens and Patrick Grubbs says, “Key Club is No. iI” 7, abl ha al AT} : | 1981-82 Key Club Officers: Tim Sutherland, Treasurer; Duane Owens, Vice-President; Patrick Grubbs, President; Anthony Anderson, Secretary; Randall O’quinn, Sr. Board of Director. BETA’S RECOGNIZED The Beta Club consists of those stu- dents who have a B average or better. It is a non-profit, leadership-service organization for high school students. Its purpose is to stimulate effort, re- ward achievement, and to encourage and assist its members to continue their education after high school. We built the traditional Homecoming float for the queen and her court. One of our objectives was to sponsor a needy child for Christmas. Another one of our major goals was to raise money to attend the state Beta Club Convention. Last year, I6 students at- tended the state convention in Nor- folk, Va. Brenda Edwards ran for the state office of Vice-President. She re- ceived the place of first runner-up which was a great honor considering the size of our school compared to the size of the other schools that partici- pated. This year, we again sponsored a stu- dent to run for office at the state con- vention in Roanoke. Missy O’Quinn ran for the office of Vice-President. Brenda K. Edwards, date Ist row — Mr. Counts, sponsor; Brenda Edwards, President; Missy O’Quinn, Vice-President; Lacretta Willis, Secretary; Margaret Edwards, Reporter; Miss O’Quinn, sponsor. 2nd row — Michele Hill, Melissa Rose, Mary Deel, Beverly Arrington, Marti Owens, John Boyd, Randy Rasnake, Roberta Smith, Rita Yates, Tim Owens, Russell Edwards, Brian Stanley, and Lisa Fuller. 3rd row — Sifawna Nowlin, Theresa R. Hammons, Patricia Mullins, Pam Yates, Becky Bostic, Cathy Dale, Mary Powers, Steve Whitner, Nedra Scanlon, Keith Stanley, and Elizabeth Colley. 4th row — Jackie Rose, Mary Hill, Tina Fields, Fonda Yates, Raetena Fink, Angie Delaney, Cindy Stanley, Connie Edwards, Pam Owens, Vickie Fuller, and Cindy Fuller. 5th row — Larkin Turner, Teresa Edwards, Lisa Thomas, Kerry Belcher, Denechia Owens, Rhonda Thacker, Duane Owens, Wrenda Barton, Patrick Grubbs, Rita Thomas, Leasha Viers, and Rita Fuller. Clubs 63 The Art Club can always be called one of the most creative clubs in the school; along with keeping the bulletin boards decorated, it also sponsors school activi- ties such as the annual Art Fair. The year’s officers are: Jackie Rose — Pres., Lisa Thomas — V. Pres., Denechia Owens — Sec. Treas. This year’s club is the largest ever even though the members had to make paper mache masks for their initiation. In the fall four of the club’s members and its sponsor attended a craft workshop held at Pound. The club is now learning to make Christmas tree orna- ments. 64 Clubs YOUN i Ae the same time. SPREADING THE WORD The Haysi High School Bible Club has had an active year. The club entered a float in the Homecoming Parade and won recognition as having the prettiest float. At Thanksgivings the club visited Heritage Hall, the new nursing home for the elderly in Clintwood and distributed fruit to the residents. Other club activities are: Morning Devotions, read- ing the Easter Story at Sandlick Elementary at Eas- ter, sponsored a Gospel Film showing for interested students, sending Bibles to people in other lands, being in charge of the Christmas Program, and sing- ing carols in it. The Bible Club was sponsored by Carter Boyd and John Whitner. The officers are: Pres. — Jennifer Carrol, Vice Pres. — Phyllis Hall, Secretary — Barry Caldwell, Treasurer — Tammy Perrigan, Reporter — Darrell Wallace. | Pres. Jennifer Carroll and Vice Pres. Phyllis Hall ride the first place Bible | Iclub Float. Barry Caldwell, Darrell Wallace, Sherry Baker, Patty Owens, Roy Deel, Susan Cole- man, Kathy Owens. Clubs 65 WE MAKE IT OUR BUSINESS at The FBLA is a very active member in regional and school activities. Some regional activities the mem- bers attend are competitions, in which they have been an honor chapter for having the most mem- bers in the past four years, and workshops that help them improve themselves in different fields. Some of our school activities are putting on the beauty pageant, taking bas- kets of fruit to the old folks home, and answering letters from second graders to Santa. Left to right, top to bottom: Patrick Grubbs, vice-president; Mary Powers, reporter; Norma Mullins, treasurer; Angie Delaney, historian; Rita Fuller, president. Miss FBLA Mr. FBLA Rita Fuller Patrick Grubbs 66 Clubs 4-H AND SCIENCE — GET DOWN TO EARTH PRR, x é BSS eee Mg i = Each year the Science Club oe is involved in many pro- jects. They present a sci- ence fair in the spring, this year some members will send their projects to Clinch Valley. The 4-H club proved to be a very active club. They have meetings once a month with guest speakers who talk about various subjects. The members plan projects to work on and they com- pete ina contest at the end of the year. Mary Powers, Vinton McKinney, Connie Edwards, Jimmy Woods, Darrell Wallace, Pam Owens, Barry Cadwell, Eric Hill, Wayne Roark, Tim Owens, Timmy Dingus, Jody Bailey, Gary Counts, Keith Sykes, David Belcher, Roy Deel, Jimmy Smith, Jack Colley, Leory Hall, Russell Edwards, Larkin Turner, John Boyd, James Owens, Kenny Colley, Chris Rakes, Mark Haymaker Lee Deel, Karen Edwards, Leory Hall, Jimmy Deel, April Hay, Carol Deel, Wayne Roark, Tim Dingus, Rickey Colley, Randy Stiltner, David Belcher, Craig Turner, Kevin Perri- gan, Mike Ratliff, Mike Owens 68 Clubs WE TEACH THE CHILDREN — The Future Teachers of America is a service club whose members aid the teachers by watching over classes when needed. The highlight of the year was honoring National Education Week by sponsoring a clean-up day and presenting an as- sembly program for the parents. The FTA strives to better education. La Cae Miss Edwards, Sponsor; Judy Perrigan, President; Leasha Viers, Secretary; Becky Bostic, V-President; Mary Deel, Pam Yates, Reporter; Wanda Bartley, Nedra Scalon, Loretta Owens, Beverly Arrington, Joella Bradley, Jenny Yates, Jama Bostic. CATCH THAT PEPPY SPIRIT “of i Tammy and Tracy dunk the Deacon in Pep Club Float. The pep club has more members than any other club in the school. Its main purpose is to promote school spirit. Members of the club worked hard building a float during spirit week and making signs for ballgames. The pep club takes pride in supporting and cheering for all the school’s ath- letic events. Pep clubbers participate during Dress-up Day. Clubs 69 | FHA Princess, King and Queen: Missy Childress, Terry Barton and Teresa Wallace. } jae Sponsors: Katie Jo Powers and Cathy Deel. Officers: Beth Ratliff, Vonda Edwards, Nina Owens, Colleen Mills, Kitty Fuller, Donnie Ratliff, Ralphine Kiser, Joella Bradley, and Cindy Fuller Bachelor's class hard at work — but does Donnie belong here? Clubs 70 The typical FHA year is filled with the initiation dress-up day, the Spring rally, Open House, and the FHA-FFA fair and picnic. This year they, also donated money and made fruit baskets for the senior citizens. The new addition of the Bachelor’s class seems to be a worthwhile expansion. This club which transforms students into perfected seamstresses and chefs as well as active indivi- duals, proves to be a very impor- tant part of HHS! FFA AGRICULTURE IS OU The 1981 Future Farmers of America has been one of the most active clubs in the school. They have par- ticipated in such activities as: rifle shooting competition in Clintwood, orange sales, the building of picnic tables and making repairs on small engines for the public. In September the FFA and FHA conducted their annual fair. Ribbons were awarded to the best and most unusual exhib- its, with such catagories as canned fruits and Vegetables, cakes and candies, art Etc. Each summer some FFA members attend the FFA-FHA summer camp held in Virginia Beach, But they must raise funds and contribute to the cause. R SPECIALTY i sg ij The 198! officers are Tim Hayes, Tim Deel, Larkin Turner, Russell Artrip, and Joey O’Quinn. Ronald Hill and Lonnie Deel on their way back from the shop building. Clubs 71 LIBRARY AIDES, FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB, KVG The library aides assist Mrs. Crabtree by stamping books and signing passes. The Foreign Language Club com- bine skating trips and food days with “spreching” Deutsch and “Parlez-vousing” Francais. The KVG volunteered their time when needed for fire-fighting purposes. r e Another DAS RAD translation? 72 Clubs ES iss LIBRARY AIDES: Brenda Edwards, Jackie Rose, Pam Yates, Margaret Edwards, Leasha Viers, Judy Perrigan FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB: Mr. Bobby Deel, Colleen Gilbert, Keith Stanley, David Fuller, Mrs. Kathy Slusher, Darlene Hay, Jerri Whitner, Beth Ratliff, Tonya Stanley, Vonda Edwards, Emily Lowery, Cindy Deel, Allison Mullins, Carol Deel, Kim Perrigan, April Hay, Karen Owens, Melonie Edwards, Tina Baker, Terry Fields, Jennifer Thacker, Jeannie Yates, Ervin Counts, Donna Ratliff, Lisa Hill, Tim Dingus Darwin Stallard, Thomas Younce, Joey O'’quinn, Randall O’quinn, Jeff O’quinn, Scotty Mullins, Jackie Fleming, Greg Coleman, Tim Deel, Russell Edwards, Tim Sutherland, Jamie Bartley, Duane Owens, Steve Rasnake, Scotty Baker, Russell Atrip, James Colley, Kyle Davis, Larky Turner. BAND RECEIVES “DIVISION I” AT SCIENCE HILL The Haysi Tiger Marching Band proved to “Have that Spirit” by marching on the field to an exciting drumbeat then proceeding to build the spirit with snappy tunes and lively dances. They also helped to keep the spirit alive by playing at pep rallies. This year the band participated in three festi- vals at which they competed against bands from schools all over southwest VA. They attended the Norton Invitational Band Festival, and the Lonesome Pine Band Festival. They also attended the Science Hill Invitational Band Festival at which they received superior ratings for the drum major and majorettes as well as for the entire band. This was the first time the band received a Division | rating. We are proud of their accomplishment. . = ; Band Director, Patrick Cox, instructs the | Drum major, Keith Stanley, instructs the band during the FTA assembly program. band on the field during half-time. 1% i Left to right: Carol Deel, Tim Dingus, Brad Owens, Pattie Owens, Shelia Epling, Lisa Hart, Angel Edwards, Ligeia Wright, Michele Slusher, Charlene Hart, Roy Deel, Brian Caldwell, Mike Owens, Wayne Roark, Tony Fuller, Darrell Wallace, Barry Caldwell, Ricky Colley, Drummers: Ricky Roark, Jeff Colley, Mike Puckett, James Byers, Jimmy Wood, Majorettes: Karen Owens, Annette Colley, Caryn Edwards Drum Major: Keith Stanley Band 73 “THAT’S A FACT JACK!” Band members joke around before their half-time perfor- mance. The band gets down and does the bump. Pm Majorettes: Karen Owens; Annette Colley, Head Majorette; Caryn Edwards 74 Band TECHNICALLY SPEAKING, WE'VE GOT STYLE Jerry Fuller, Danny Fuller, Rita O’quinn, Melinda Wampler, Teresa Yates, Anthony Anderson, Karen Comer, Delmond Edwards, Lundy Wright, Tony O’quinn, Sidney Stanley, Tim Wallace, Mike Owens, Marsha Younce, Jennifer Deel, Georgia Mullins, David Perriaan, Pam Gilbert, Jason Viers, Liz Deel, Lilly Dale, Brian Greene, James Colley, Jessie Deel, Tony Lyall, Allen Edwards, Paul Calo, Billy Kiser, Marcus Gilbert, James Byers, Johnny Rasnake, Larry Swiney, Bruce Belcher, Paul Stanley, Jerico Mullins, Tim Deel, Tim Mullins, Robert Stallard, John Sutherland. Could Sandy be choking Tina? Tommy wonders where the fire went. Vocational 75 Vocational students are really admired in many ways. They leave school for half a day to use their abilities and skills in their own line of interest. It’s a whole new life that only exists for those who chose the vocational curriculum. Walter Belcher, Charlie Young, Michael Bartley, Tim Tripplet, Steve Rasnake, Phillip Puckett, John Sykes, Jessie Yates, Randall O’quinn, Cathy Lyall, Pat Blankenship, Phillis Hall, Jenny Carroll, Jeff O’quinn, William Owens, Jamie Bartley, Kerry Hay, Mary Hill, Tina Fields, Sandy Owens, Dallas Yates, David Willis, Lisa Thomas, Tim Fuller, Deidre Belcher, Loretta Stanley, Wayne Roark, Tim Grizzle, Jeff Deel, Jennifer Mullins, Pam Stanley, Robby Moore, Travis Deel, Ronald Edwards, Greg Deel, Ervin Turner, Kenny Rasnake, Brian Childress, Mike Mullins, Randy Stilner, Johnny Rasnake, Casey Owens, Tommy Tucker, Bernice Lester. 76 Vocational ATHLETICS 1982 SUPER SENIORS All things must come to an end and so it is with athletic partici- pation, this year’s high school team will never be next year’s high school team for one very important reason — the seniors. And so it is with the 1981 Haysi Football Team. For no matter what kind of player each senior was, they'll all be remembered for their own special uniqueness that added to the team, and most of all they'll be remembered for the courage and committment they showe datog themselves, and as AMIEEARTE (amb TIM DEEL T. TIM HAYES T.E. D.E. their school in participating as seniors of the 1981 football team. BOB KISER Q.B. PAUL ROSE S. JOE SPERROW D.B. RANDY STILTNER C.B. JESSIE YATES T. 78 Sports Haysi Hig hing Staff; Bennie Sutherland Asst. Ronnie Comp- ton Asst. Larry Compton Def. Head Coach Butch Kiser Asst. James Colley. s, Head Coach Butch Kiser in action. 1981 Senior Lettermen Sports 79 DISAPPOINTING SEASON FOR The 1981 Haysi Tigers started off the season defending the title of Black diamond district cham- pionship, with an opening victory ay over the Jonesville Bulldogs ie things looked promising, until a ww few tough breaks and some N e? seemingly unimportant mistakes soon dropped the Tigers to a 19-0 defeat in the first seasonal dis- trict game against Pochahontas. Hope was still alive until Haysi fell O-2 in the district after an emotional defeat against Garden, moving the district champion- ship out of reach. But not all was lost as the Tigers held together for an overall re- cord of 4-5-1. Russell Edwards adds 6 more points for a 32 to O victory over St. Paul Bob Kiser leading the way, crashing the door to victory. 81 Sports 1981 Football Scores Haysi 27 Haysi O Haysi 18 Haysi 28 Haysi 0O Haysi 6 Haysi 32 Haysi 17 Haysi 6 Haysi 6 Bob OQuinn escapes a Titan for the first score in the 28-8 win over Twin Springs. Jonesville Castlewood Norton Twin Springs Pochahontas Garden St. Paul Coeburn Wise Hurley 0) 20 8 19 24 hNUOM THE TIGERS” ae ee Team captions Paul Rose and Jessie Yates call for first possession home coming night. Sports 81 For the last few years, JV football at HHS has eorreaen to be com- 98I JV FOOT BALL TEAM petitive among their own age pra 3 group as well as improving their ee playing abilities. The credit for such success has to go to coaches Ronnie Compton and Bennie Sutherland, who have worked many hours training and preparing the boys for their fu- ture varsity playing. This year, the team did very well ending with a very impressive record. The team was led by quarterback Mike Mullins and running backs, Dewayne Stanley, Mike Robinson and Donnie Thom- as. It’s expected that this year’s - JV team will be a great varsity eee | team. JV coach, Ronnie Compton working as usual. David Sutherland says, “Coach, don’t you think it’s about time for me to go in.” Reon wore 82 Sports CHEERLEADING SQUAD LEADS THE WAY Along with attending camp at Pi- keville College and long hours of 3 practice, the 1981 Football Cheer- 4 leaders kept Tiger spirits soaring ca Goh We. high. Pep rallies planned by the Kasandra Sluss — Mascot Teresa Edwards = Co- energetic girls were attended by Sabian school spirited students as well as those there just to get out of class. Love and respect for their team made it possible for them to withstand cold weather and long rides on a crowded equip- ment bus. They also cheered their team on to victory with cheers like “Get Down, Get Funky, Get Loose”, and “Football Boogie’. Along with sharing their teams joys of winning, they also shared the agony of each defeat. Rita Thomas Jennifer Thomas Sherry Hackney — eet Onn A ae Football Cheerleaders staying on TOP of things. The performance of the Varsity Cheerleaders always adds excitement to the football game. Cheerleaders 83 A DAY OF WINNERS ak fs ays other winning season, After reg- te ays | BAYS payse | ular season play, the Lady Tigers -€ advanced to the Regional Play- Offs. The girls received the Dis- trict Runners-Up trophy and end- ed their season with a defeat from Clintwood. Coach Homer Deel and the remaining players appreciate the two graduating seniors, Judy Perrigan and Lea- sha Viers, and will miss them next year. Kneeling: Coach Homer Deel, Standing: Carolyn Anderson, Pam Owens, Judy Perrigan, Leasha Viers, Angie Dingus, Pat Blankenship, Denechia Owens, and Mary Powers Who's playing in this game, anyway! Leasha poses with her Mom, Dad, and Brother. 84 Sports Chalk Two down for Pam. Des, Mary lays one in over a Council girl. Carolyn displays her million dollar smile. Sports 85 GLORY BOUND The pride of the J.V. girls carried them through this year’s season. Led by Bobby Deel, the ‘Tiger Babes” rejoiced in victory and bounced back in defeat. The girls proved they are made of strong stuff and have the true Tiger Spirit. The younger members of the team look forward to their forthcomming J.V. years, while the older ones will be joining the varsity. But meanwhile all the girls will remember the challenge of the J.V. season “8I’. Kneeling: Darlene Hay, Tonya Stanley, Lisa Hill, Johnnie Lynn Harrison, Missy Childress, Cindy Deel, Standing: Colleen Gilbert, Regina Hay, Tammy Blankenship, Donna Ratliff, Mona Oquinn, Alison Mullins, Sherry Oquinn, Tracy Branham, Bobby Deel Sherry starts the game off right by out-jumping a Hurley girl. Alison's determination shows on her face now, as it did all season. Ballet in Basketball, Collen? 86 Sports | anes AEE aI ean GIRLS BASKET sem, BALL: SPREAD A LITTLE CHEER —- The Girls Basketball Cheerleaders got through their first season with a lot of hard work, determination and prac- tice. The girls decorated the halls, walls, and gym with signs and banners to stimulate, not only team spirit, but school spirit as well. At ballgames they led the pep sect ion with many popular cheers and chants. Sherri O’Quinn, captain of the squad. Cheerleaders 87 GRIM SEASON, GREAT MOMENTS “Our first goal is to be competitive in every game; secondly, get into the re- gional tournament. For us to achieve these goals we must play excellent de- fense and play as a team. We have two starters returning this year: Randall O’quinn and Bob O’quinn; also we have four lettermen returning: Duane Owens, Patrick Grubbs, Joey O’quinn, and Terry Barton. This group of six players will make-up our starters and are the ones who must be our lead- ers for us to have an excellent season.” (Coach Compton) igs bo ee ie , «© Sa fe % 88 Sports Patrick Grubbs brings the ball up floor. Coach Compton coaches his boys from the sideline. TIGER PRIDE (ee a Duane Owens shoots a short jumper. ay ' - 62 CN a + ¥ Ls Sitting: Joey O’quinn, Steve Whitner, Patrick Grubbs, Duane Owens, Bob O’quinn. Standing: Bob Kiser, Marty Kilgore, Tim Sutherland, Randall O’quinn, Jeff O’quinn, Terry Barton, Jason Viers, § Coach Compton. Sports 89 CHEERLEADERS PROVE TO BE THE BEST EVER The Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders started out the year by winning a blue ribbon at camp this summer. They showed their originality and spirit by building pyramids at least IO feet tall and entertaining the crowd at half- time. The squad and sponsor will greatly miss the graduating seniors, Wrenda Barton and Cretta Willis, but they are sure to make next year just as successful. Cheerleaders really stack up for victory. 90 Cheerleading 2 a a Basketball Cheerleaders: Top: Kasandra Sluss, Missy O’Quinn, Wrenda Barton, Bottom: Norma Mullins, Becky Owens, Cretta Willis Pe . rr i Cheerleaders showing their support for the Tigers. WORKING THEIR WAY UP The 198I-82 year should produce a very exciting Junior Varsity Bas- ketball team. Ronnie Compton, coach of the Tigers, says that he thinks the team will go a long way this year. The team is young; Scotty Mullins, Mike Mullins and David Green are the leaders of the team and their future looks very promis- ing. It is a good ball club and the experience they're getting is sure to make Larry Compton's varsity team a better one. Scotty Mullins scoring from the outside against Clintwood. Brian Stanley shoots a short jumper from the corner. P ns F saomnssunestgsrsmpsstecag One ONAT? i D a, a af Standing: Coach Compton, Mike Mullins, Keith Willis, John Boyd, David Green, Scotty Mullins, Adam Compton. Kneeling: Nathan Edwards, Donnie Thomas, Thomas Younce, Mark Mullins, Jeff Colley. Sports 9 Spirit: There were many ori- gins for it, but one of the main sources at least at our school was the Junior Varsity Boy’s Basketball Cheerleading Squad. They worked long hard hours at practices to keep the spirit high. Besides participat- ing in pep rallies by sharing with the school some cheers they do at games, doing a dance routine at _ halftime, cheered the team on to victo- ry with some new cheers, and sharing the pain of each de- feat. Gh Tina Branham aN Sy cy, ¥ ft ¢ ‘ WE’VE GOT THAT SPIRIT Kathy Fleming HAYSI PLACES SECOND IN DISTRICT Expectations for the 1982 baseball sea- son are very high. We have 7 starters returning from the I98I season. The I98I season was one in which Haysi for the first time in the schools history quali- fied for the Regional Baseball Tourna- ment. The team finished second in the Black Diamond District with an 8-3-| record, which was the best record in baseball since 1972. “ — Brian Stanley waits his turn to bat. Mike Wallace turns third and heads home! Sports 93 94 The H.H.S. track program has returned again, strong in 8I-82. The boys put out much effort and pride to represent Haysi in the regular meets at Garden. We finished 2nd in the district and had boys in the regionals to represent the school. Also, we had four who placed in re- gionals and went on to participate in state. With the help and experience Coach McCarty gives the boys, the track team will finish with high honors in the years to come. % “fy 1981-82 Field men: S. Rasnick, T. Sutherland, T. Deel, T. Hayes, B. Kiser, L. Hall. First Row: David Walker, Greg Coleman, Jessie Walker, Nathan Edwards, Matthew Deel, Darwin Stallard, Brenda Edwards, Stats; Coach McCarty, Second Row: Duane Owens, Lee Roy Hall, Bob Kiser, Patrick Grubbs, Joey O’quinn, Tim Hayes, Tim Sutherland, John Boyd, Tim Deel, Steve Rasnick. ACTIVITIES A WEEK OF EXCITEMENT Life at Haysi High is pretty well based on routine procedures such as going to the same classes at the same time everyday; it’s seeing the same teacher and friends and learning their own unique personalities. But there’s one week every year when all these routine things seem to suddenly reverse and life seems to be thrown into chaos. This is Spirit Week. The week that dig- nified teachers become informal and the week your so called “good” stu- dents are the ones you have the most trouble hunting down. But most impor- tantly of all, it’s the week that a special spirit sweeps the school. A spirit of pride and union that rises during the preparations for the arriving Home- coming, that makes even the most apa- thetic student want to get up and get involved. Bob and Norma seem to be all tied up. 96 Spirit Week one. AND A WEEKEND OF VICTORY Steve, Pam, Liz, and Lily were the first, second, and third place winners in Razzle-Dazzle Day. ae These legs put Leggs out of business. Spirit Week 97 HOMECOMING “81” Lisa Thomas — Homecoming Queen of I98I. Homecoming at Haysi High is always a very special night and this year was no exception. People come from all around Haysi to enjoy the Homecoming festivi- ties. This year the fans witnessed a Tiger football victory, a dance, but most impor- tantly of all, seven beautiful girls repre- senting their classes in the Homecoming Court of 1981. Many hours of hard work were put into preparing for Homecoming. Hours spent with mothers getting the right dress ready for their daughters, clubs working on floats, and the coaches preparing the football team. Tension and nervousness seem to be a constant companion of all the participants of Homecoming. But all these things were forgotten with the crowning of the Queen, Lisa Thomas. And the joy that showed on all seven girls faces couldn't help but make everyone of the parents, clubs, and coaches say, “'It was worth it.” d Senior representatives — Lisa Thomas, Tina Fields, and Leasha Viers. _ A NIGHT OF BEAUTY Missy Thomas — Eighth Grade, Pam Owens — Soph., Leasha Viers — Sen., Lisa Thomas — Sen., Tina Fields — Sen., Cindy Stanley — Junior, Sherry O’quinn — Freshman THIS NIGHT WAS OURS BECAUSE The Juniors worked hard to make the night of May 9, I98I a big success. They de- cided that the colors would be pink, ma- roon, and white. The band selected was Legend. The centerpiece re- presented the theme, “We May Never Pass This Way Again.” All in all, the night was perfect The theme: ‘We May Never Pass This Way Again.” 1980-81 Prom Centerpiece Diane ‘“Dazzle’”’ Damron gives us a happy smile. we “No boys, she’s all mine.” Joe and Lisa — prince and princess. They were like this all night. 100 Prom WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN Charlotte and Gilmer seems to be enjoying each other’s company. Miss Edwards boogies down, but, where is her partner? Another cute couple enjoying the evening. a “Has anyone seen my date?” “Mother, what are you doing here?” Rita and Reed pose in front of the prom background. Prom IO Peek REFLECTIONS OF YESTERDAY A pool of water, ae id So calm and still, : As I gaze into its mirror, Its reflections become real. Reflections of my life, That which is behind me, Spread before me, As a sea of memories. Reflections of joy and laughter, Thought to be of the past, Suddenly dawn upon me, As the thing that truly lasts. Reflections of times together, With leving friends, Becomes a mirror in itself, That will never end. reflects on past memories. omer Brenda Trenia displays her teaching abilities. ; . | ee Retin going to mop. the floor!?!? 102 Theme - sie oo REFLECTIONS OF TODAY oes menn | Psycho Mike being chased down by Nurse Edwards after a painful shot. Look at those weird people. ef egret Mas, = | ‘eal Mrs. Taylor is a true patriot. “es ¥ : N P iad” Theme 103 REFLECTIONS OF TOMORROW First day ... Are you in any of my classes ... Have you seen that new girl .. Going to football games ... Guess what! He asked me to the Homecoming Dance Skipping any classes lately ... | got to go to an Alabama concert ... Missy seems happy with the election ... What did you get for Christmas ... Did you see those four hippies ... Mrs. Crabtree has a baby boy ... Who are you going out with tonight ... Elvira ... Darrell, why did have to wreck ... Who’s taking you to the prom ... Are you ready for final exams ... 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Phone (703- 531-8481 5 AS Tao ae ae w) = � = ® a m ETIT-SE6B “Ud Ayyeisads 3 8unuiig jeissauiu0 bl9bT en ‘Apunic HAYS] AMOCO SERVICE STATION Groceries, Gas, Oil and Picnic Supplies Sam Edwards and Dallas Edwards Haysi, Va. saiddng 331430 “INI ‘ANYdWOD ONIHSINENd Y4INIVINNOW VINIDMIA Compliments of SANDLICK HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. Tools Small Appliances Your dependable source of supplies Birchleaf, Va. Ph. 865-4901 Compliments of CENTRAL AUTO PARTS Box 627 Grundy, Va. Ph. 935-7571 Compliments of THE RECORD SHOP Walnut St. Grundy, Va. HAYSI FUNERAL HOME Chad Barton, Manager Haysi, Va. Air-Conditioned Chapel Our Past Service is Our Best Reference Phone: 865-5391 Compliments of Rocky Barton Keeper of BARTON’S STABLES Big Ridge, Va. Hydraulic Consultants Box 635 Hurley, Va. 24260 BARTON BROTHERS “TRUCKING” Phone: 935-6014 Chad GENTLEMAN’S QUARTER Manager Bridgett Coke Box 339 Oakwood, Va. Compliments of J M SERVICE STATION and OWENS PORTABLE BUILDINGS Haysi, VA Ph: 865-4330 Owned By: Johnny Greg Owens HAYSI MEDICAL PHARMACY “Downtown Haysi” ily Health Center Compliments of Your Family Hea en FAIRWAY, INC. Ph: 865-5135 Haysi, VA Litton Whirlpool Grundy, VA Compliments of RAY’S TV SALES SERVICE Norton, VA 24273 Ph: 679-5184 Panasonic STANLEY’S MOUNTAIN MARKET Across from John Flannagan Dam Picnic Supplies Cold Drinks to Go Compliments of LAMBERT’S COAL COMPANY P.O. Box 394 Ph: 865-476l Compliments of COHEN’S INC. “Quality Since 1899” Norton, VA Nora, VA 24272 J.H. Nichols Line Electrical Contractor, Inc. Rt. 3 Grundy, VA Phone: (703) 935-7033 “We Sell To Sell Again” (703) 498.3836 MOUNTAIN FORD SALES, INC. COCHRAN BLOCKS, INC. WILLIAM C. COCHRAN, PRESIDENT Clintwood, VA 926-4619 Dealer 0488 BOx 337 OAKWOOD. VA. 24631 Pound, VA 796-53ll Dealer 78Il RALPH’S SHOE STORE Shoes for the whole family All name brands Vansant, Va. GRUNDY FRONT END SHOP P.O. 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Ph. 865-4457 BYER’S DOLLAR STORE “Thank you for shopping with us’ Haysi, Va. ARRINGTON’S FLORAL GIFT SHOP Owner: Joe Arrington Haysi, Va. Ph. 865-5545 SEARS CATALOG MERCHANT Doug Birdie Ratliff Ph. 865-5196 Call for free estimate We install kitchens HILLTOP MOOSE LODGE Haysi, Va. “Go Big Red” NEWBERRY’S SUPERMARKET Haysi, Va. Ph. 865-5131 Mer. Mr. Allen Willis Congratulations Class of “82” BELCHER BALLARD INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 865-4545 or 865-4822 25 Companies To Choose From — Coal Mining Insurance Auto, Life, Fire, Health, Homeowners, Hospitalized, Cancer Care, Disability Income, Mobile Home Owners And Group-Individual 3! Years Insurance Experience Allstate-You’re In Good Hands BUCK STOVE OF DICKENSON COUNTY Anita and C.C. Belcher The Only Authorized Dealer — Sales and Service 6 ow ml =s Clintwood, Va. 24228 Phone 926-8920 or Phone 865-4545 D J VARIETY FASHION SHOPS beside Cumberland Bank § Trust Co. Haysi, Va. Name Brand Clothing for the entire family: Shirts Atienne Aigner Gifts Jeans Nikki And Dresses Borelli by Burlington Houseware Items Blouses Hush Puppies Kangaroo Converse Tennis Shoes Health Beauty Aids for Everyone: Strait Lane Perfumes by: Levi Strauss Act 3 Estee Lauder Lee Bobbie Brooks Coty Calvin Klein Butte Knit Revion Dee-Cee Jerell of Texas White Shoulders 132 Ads HAYSI INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of HAYSI DEPARTMENT STORE Haysi, Va. Owner Jim Susan Sutherland Converse Dingo Wrangler Lee Custom Tee Shirt Center Haysi, Va. Charles Hay Agent Ph. 865-4884 SUTHERLAND’S DEPT. STORE Clothes for all ages “A Store To Fit Your Family” Main Street Haysi, Va. Owner: Bob Betty Sutherland Ads 133 Grundy National Bank GRUNDY, VIRGINIA MEF “THE PEOPLES BANK phone: 935-8Ill Hurley branch: 566-85lI Member of FDIC and federal reserve Each depositor insured to 100,000 FEDERAL DEPOSIT {NSURANCE CORPORATION MORGAN COMPTON GROCERY Bee, Va. phone: 959-2276 D S$ SUPER MARKET P.O. Box 616 Clintwood, Va. 24228 Phone: 926-6613 Fine foods and choice meats Compliments of HALL’S DEPARTMENT STORE SILHOUETTE BEAUTY SALON Pound, Va. phone: 796-4774 Open late on Thursday by appointment Vendetta P. Roop — owner and operator Lisa Shortt — operator Thressel Browning — operator THE FAMILY SHOP Grundy, Virginia Phone 935-2596 ee ee a ee Compliments of SANDLICK LAUNDROMAT Birchleaf, VA. Compliments of Miners and Merchants Bank Member FDIC SERVICE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE COM. “The House of Quality Furniture” DRAWER GG — GRUNDY, VIRGINIA 24614 PHONE - 935-8891 935-8892 BANKING HOURS Lobby Drive-In Branch Mon.-Thurs. ..... 9-5 Mon.-Thurs .. .8:30-5 Fridayseone: s6 9-6 Friday) .¢. . 8:30-6 Saturday) .9 7.6.5 9-I Saturday ...... 8:30- Phone 935-8I6I Time Temperature 935-8175 AND WHOLESAL Branch Main Office Anchorage Main Walnut Shopping RCA, GE, SANSUI, SAN’ Streets oe Center Grundy, VA. Ph: 935-2181 and FLOWERLAND AND LORETTA’S FORMAL BRIDAL SHOP Electronic Electric ah Builders Supplies Cable Equi fi 8 Grundy, VA. Tuxedo Rentals Ph: 935-2188 a. Discount for Schools Virginia the Nation’s Most Abundan Producers of Washed Metallurgical Domestic Steam Coal Owned and Operated by Consulting Engineer Quality Control RUAL FULLER JOHN E.MUNCY RANSOME BREEDING F §S GROCERY BIRCHLEAF, VA WE GIVE YOU .. aCOTH' FOU R-WAY Compliments of SERVICE STATION THE FRIENDLY MARKET and MUFFLER SHOP Grundy, VA GUY’S DOLLS LITTLE RICHARD’S HAIR SHOP DRIVE-IN Stylist, Vivian Colley Haysi, VA 24256 Phone: 865-4061 Phone: 865-4214 Birchleaf, VA 24220 Home of the Tigers and Raider Burger KEEN DRILLING CO., INC. DON BURKE - BEN RATLIFF OWNERS BOx 565 KEEN MOUNTAIN. VA 24624 (7JO3) 498-4551 KEEN MOUNTAIN CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. DON BURKE - BEN RATLIFF. OWNERS BOX SE5 KEEN MOUNTAIN. VA 24624 (7O3) 4984255 B. AND L. M FURNITURE — APPLIANCES P.O. Box Y Grundy, VA 24614 BUCKHANAN SUPPLY INC. Vansant, VA. 24656 Phones: 935-7581 or 935-7582 | iA A ) iAP SAM Ranta a Dos 0 7“BUCKHANAN SUPPLY _ INC. y gees Yadustrial and Mine Supplies ? ; es te 7 ia OE P. O. Box 390, Vansant, Va. 21656 pe Compliments of AYTAG COMPANY, INC. Main Street Store, Phone: 935-2001 RIF E Annex Store, Phone: 935-4654 “Better Furniture Moderately Priced” Philco Broyhill Hot Point Webb Amana Enterprize Bassett Comfort Chair General Manager Rife Chevrolet, Inc. P.O. Box 870 Grundy, VA 24614 Phone: 935-4048 935-4506 We Greatl Town and Tweed Big Prater Supply Co. Royals Jewelers Colemans Discount Store D O Grocery Blankenship’s Grocery Grundy Drug Voice of the Cumberlands WDIC 9,000 Watts Clincho, Virginia The Voice of the The Mountains No. | Public Service Station 1430 Appreciate Mullins Trading Post Bills Fabric’s Inc. Lakeside Grocery D O Pet Shop A Patron Toms Potato Chips Brian and Lisa Hill LONESOME PINE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Rt. 83 Vansant, Va. Wade-mark® umberland Count counts on Cumberland Bank For over sixty years, people in Cumberland Country have turned to Cumberland Bank for help with their financial needs. And today, we have more ways to help than ever before. Over the years, we’ve Changed and refined our services. We've added new services to help you live better. And we’ve added new facilities to serve you better. IN every way, we're proud to be a part of Cumberland Country. And it shows — in the time, money and effort we invest here. Cumberland is your kind of bank. Whatever financial assistance you may ever need, you can count on finding it here. ie dee, Cumberland Bank A Dominion Bankshares Bank Member FDIC MEMBER: F.D.L.C. SATURDAY BANK 865-5141 VIRGINIA HOMETOWN acetals QORBEF z x oo z x z r = oO = z z S D Zz Leta x = a HAYSI YOUR LOCALLY OWNED WE’RE HOME FOLKS! BARTLEY CHEVROLET INC. Phone 865-5157 Haysi, Va. Jim Bartley, General Mg. Chevrolet — Building a “Better Way To See the USA” BARTON’S TV The | APP HAIN Fay Fly e Ramp linenrtcot sea saeaak 19'7 Ar Custom made T-Shirts, jerseys, caps You name it — we make it. Across from the Parking Building T-SHIRTS Our SPECIALTY Features the 3ll Mainstreet Stes chlor Elkhorn City, Ky. Look stor Owner: Nina Aragon Phone — (606) 754-4670 OUT IS Ae 4 tt wea, TAKO SeCOnRG OO N Singleton’s Discount Centers THE SINGLE MOST SAVING-EST STORE AROUND Conveniently located in Clintwood and also in Vansant, Va. Store hours: Mon. thru Sat. 9-9 Sunday I-6 WILSON TRUCKING CO. Coal Haulin’ Hillbillies Ernie “Big” Wilson Tim “Longhair” Gibson Randy “Speedy” Gibson COMPLIMENTS OF BWS G BUCHANAN -WILLIAMSON SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS GRUNDY, VIRGINIA 24614 Compliments Of The Senior Class Tim “Oneway” O’quinn Richard “Blondie” Davis Tim “Beast” Sutherland Compliments Of A Friend HAYSI GROCERY Haysi, VA Open 7:00 A.M.-II:00 P.M. Congratulations Seniors “Compliments Of” HAYSI THEATRE SKATE-N-FUN Grundy, VA “Compliments Of” Haysi, VA Take A Date “Movies Are Better Go Roller Skating Than Ever ies me 7 5 Gitte 1] ; ) TTT, begun Kota tin eng’ ie aK 68 ers Ps INDEX Jamie Bartley, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bartley Pep Club — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Art Club — 8, 9, I0, II FTA — IO FBLA — Il K.V.G. — 9,10, II Key Club — 9, 10, Il, 12 Key Club Board of Directors Key Club Lt. Governor of Division 8 (Capitol District) Best Dressed — |2 Football — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Basketball — 8, 9, 10 Baseball — 9, 10, Il Band — 8, 9, 10, Il Wrenda Joetta Barton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Barton Society of Distinguished American High School Students — Il, 12 Cheerleader — 8, 9, IO, Il, 12 Co-captain — 9 Best All Around — 10 Key Club Attendant — November Sexiest — 12 Most Popular — Il Annual Staff — Il, 12 Photographer — I2 Beta Club — 10, Il, 12 Convention — 10, Il, 12 Art Club — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Reporter — 9 Pep Club — 8, 9, 10, Il President — II Band — 8, 9, IO, Il Band Award — 8 All-County — 9, 1O FBLA — 10, Il FTA — 10, Il Prom Committee — II Basketball — 8, 9 Dance Club — 10 Softball — 10 Baseball Statisti- cian — 9, I2 Library aid — 9 Track — 12 Deirdre Belcher, daughter of Berchie and Nadean Belcher FFA — 8,9, lO Book Club — 8 FTA — 9, 10, 12 Dance Club — IOFBLA — 10 Pep Club — IOHOSA Club — Il, 12 Secretary — Il Treasurer — 12 VICA — Il, 12 Safety Club — | Kerry Belcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Belcher 4-H — 8,9, lOFFA — 8, 9, 10 Science Club — 9, 10, Il, 12 Key Club — 10, Il, 12 Beta Club — II, 12 Prom Committee — II Pep Club — 8, 9, IO, Il, 12 Two Ist place awards in 4-H Three Merit Awards K.V.G. — 9, 10, Il Football Statistician — 9, 10, Il, 12 Track — Il, 12 English Award — 9 Foreign Language Club — 9, IO Most Versatile — I2 Society of Distinguished American High School Students — Il, 12 Jennifer Carroll, daughter of Robert and Joyce Carroll Bible Club — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Chaplin — 8 Reporter — 9 Sec. Tres. — 10 President — 12 FTA — 9, 10, Il, 12 Sec. Tres. — IOFHA — 8,9 Jr. Homemakers Degree — 8 Chapter Homemakers Degree — 9 Beta Club — 10 VICA — Il Local Club Advisor Chaplin — II District Vica Secretary — Il 2nd place Public Speaking — Il Outstanding Achievement Award (nursing) — Il HOSA — Il, 12 Reporter — Il Secretary — |2 Choir — 9 Perfect Attendance — I-ll Dianne Damron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dingus and Mr. Jack Damron Sec. Tres. — 8 Outstanding Student Award — 9 President — 10 District Forensic Award — |0 Regional Forensic Award — 10 National Honor Society Math Award — Il Class President — 1|2 Flirtiest — 12 Pep Club — 8, 0, Il Science Club — 8 French Club — 8 Leo Club — 10 Alpha Omega — IO National Honor Club — 10 Timothy Dean Deel “Tim”, son of Dean and Sandra Deel Football — 8, 9, IO, Il, 12 Lettered — 10, II, 12 First Team All Black Diamond District Tackle and Defensive Line of the Year — Il Second Team Offensive of the Year — II Most Athletic — 12 Track — Il, 12 Player of the Week Award — Il, 12 Key Club — 9, 10, Il, 12 Key Club Board of Directors — 12 FFA — 8, 9, 10, 12 Greenhand Award — 8, 9 Pep Club — 8, 9, 10, II, 12 FBLA — Il Science Club — II K.V.G. — 10, Il, 12 Prom Committee — Il Perfect Attendance — 9 State of Va. Merit Award — 8 (Hunter Education Training Course) Angela Denise Delaney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Charles Delaney Perfect Attendance — 8 Future Homemakers Degree Award — 8 Society of Distinguished American High School Students — Il, 12 Art Club — 8, Il, 12 Beta Club — 0, Il, 12 FBLA — 10, Il, 12 Choir — 8, 9 Bible Club — 9 Pep Club 8, 10 Dance Club — IOFTA — 9, 10 Vice- Pres. — 10 Annual Staff — Il, 12 Co.-Editor — 12 Prom Committee — Il Friendliest — 12 Track — 12 FHA — Blue Ribbon — 8 USNLMA Kay DeLoch, daughter of Martha and Lawrence Deloch FHA — 8 Choir — 8 Brenda K. Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Edwards Art Club — 8, Il, 12 Pep Club — 8, 9 Bible Club — 9 FTA — 9, 10 Pres. — 10 Dance Club — IOFBLA — II Beta Club — 10, II, 12 Vice-Pres. — Il Pres. — 12 Band — 8, 9, 10, Il All Regional Band — 8, 9, 10 All Student Marching Band USA — 10 Southeastern Band Front Camp — Most Improved Drummer John Phillip Sousa Award — Il ETSU Honors Band — Il All County Band — 9, IO Va. Tech Honors Band — 9 Island Creek Summer Band Camp Perfect Attendance — 8, 9, 10, IISVCC Science Award — 10 Gifted and Talented Program — Il, 12 Choir — 8 Cheerleading — 9 Society of Distinguished American High School Students — Il, 12 Library aide — 9, 12 Basketball and Track Statistician — Il English Award — 10, II Best All Around — II Prom Committee — Il Ist place District Forensics Miss Senior Key Club Sweetheart USNLMA Margaret Edwards, daughter of Mrs. Pearl A. Edwards FHA — 8 FBLA — 9, 10, Il, 12 Historian — 10 General Business Award — 9 Beta Club — 10, Il, 12 Reporter — 12 Shorthand Award 2nd place in SVCC Shorthand Competition Friendliest — Il Society of Distinguished American High School Students — Il, 12 Most Likely to Succeed — 12 Teresa Arleen Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edwards Pep Club — 8, 9, lO Beta Club — 10, Il, 12 Beta Convention — Il, 12 Art Club — 8, 9, 10, II, 12 FHA — 8, 9 Junior Homemakers Degree — 8 Chapter Homemakers Degree — 9 FTA — 10 Dance Club — 10 Band — 8, 9, IO, Il Band Award — 8 Rifle Corps — | (Captain) All County Band — 10 Lettered Striped in Band — 8, 9, IO, Il Honor Roll — 10 FBLA — Il Top Ten — 12 Society of Distinguished American High School Students — Il, 12 Annual Paper Staff (Business Manager ) Homecoming Court — 10 Key Club Attendant — September Cheerleader — 12 (Co-Captain) Lettered in Cheer- leading — I2 Track Statistician — 12 USNLMA Tina Fields, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stoney Fields VICA — 9, 10, Il, 12 Cosmetology Achievement Award — 9, IO FHA — 8 Cutest — II FBLA — 12 Homecoming Court — 12 Raetena Fink, daughter of Dorothy J. Fink Art Club — 9 Miss Haysi Junior High — 9 Pep Club — 10 Beta Club — 10, Il, 12 Cheerleader — 10 Perfect Attendance — 2, IO Dance Club — 10 Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents — Il 2ns place in Beauty Pageant — I! Honor Roll — 8,9, 10, Il, 12 Participation Award in Science Olympiad 10 Winner in School Forensics — 12 Top Ten — IQ Participation Award in Math S- cience Contest — Il Rita Fuller, daughter of Susie Fuller and Darrall Fuller FHA — 8 Junior Homemakers Degree — 8 Pep Club — 8, 9, 10, Il Sec. — Il Cheerleaders — 8, 9, Il French Award — 9 FBLA — 9, 10, ll, 12 Pres. — 12 Flag Corp — 10, Il Upward Bound — 10, Il Prom Committee — Il Homecoming Court — II Beta Club — Il, 12 Annual Staff — Il, 12 Society of Distinguished American High School Students — Il, 12 Most Courteous — I2 Key Club Attendent — February Top Ten Miss FBLA — I2 Most Valuable Cheerleader — II Timothy Dave Fuller, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Fuller Art Club — 8, 9, Il, 12 Pep Club — 8, 9, II, 12 Dance Club — 10 VICA — 10, Il, 12 Delegate — 10 Class Clown — Il Safety Club — 10, II Ist place Safety Poster Contest Vickie Fuller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey B. Fuller FHA — 8, 9, 10 Junior Homemakers Degree — 8 Perfect Atten- dance — 8, 9, 10, ll Chapter Homemakers Degree — 9 FBLA — 10, ll, 12 Beta — Il, 12 Society of Distinguished American High School Students — Il, 12 USNLMA Physical Fitness Award — lO Patrick Keith Grubbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grubbs Basketball — 8, 9, 10, II, 12 Football — 8, 9; Track — Il, 12 Basketball Camp — 9,10, Il, 12 Lettered Striped — Il, 12 Key Club — 9, 10, Il, 12 Tres. — 10 Vice-Pres. — Il Pres. — 12 Regional Sec. — FBLA Key Senior Index 149 : f s : 4 ee Cre 150 SENIOR Club Convention — 9, 10, Il, 12 Beta Club — 10, Il, 12 Beta Conven- tion — 10, Il, 12 FBLA — Hl, 12 Annual Staff — Il, 12 Co-Editor — 12 Junior Class Pres. Prom Committee — Il Most Popular — Il Phys- ical Fitness Award — IO Most Popular — |2 Kiwanis Player of the Week — Il, 12 BDD Medal Sprinter of the Year — Il Mr. FBLA Mr. Senior Bonichia Hay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loyall Hay FFA — 8 FFA — Creed Gun Hunting Safety Patch Cheerleader — 9 FHA — 8,9, 10, Il, 12 Pep Club — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Choir — 9 VICA — 10 (nursing) VICA 12 (Drafting 1) Tres. — 12 Kerry Scott Hay, son of Mr. Mrs. Jack and Lorena Hay Pep Club 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Key Club — 10, Il, 12 VICA — Il, 12 FFA — 8,9 Lettered Striped in Baseball — 9, 10, Il, 12 All County Team — 10 All District Team — Il, 12 Best Defensive Player — Il Flirtiest — Il FBLA — 12 Secretary of Senior Class — 12 Sharon Hearl, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Clarence Hearl, Jr. Pep Club — 8, 9, lO Dance Club — 10 Art Club — 10, Il, 12 Flirtiest — ll Best Dressed — 12 FBLA — 9, 10, Il, 12 Key Club Attendant — January SAE — 10 Mary Hill, wife of Eddie Hill and daughter of Mrs. Connie White FHA — 8 Junior Homemakers Degree — 8 Perfect Attendance — 8,9 VICA — 9, 10, Il, 12 Outstanding Award in Cosmetology — 9, lO Beta Club — Il, 12 FBLA — 12 Robert Kiser — son of Mr. Mrs. Bobby Kiser FFA — 8, 9 Greenhand Award — 8 Pep Club — 9, I2 Key Club — 10, Il, 2 Key Club Pin 4-H — 9 VICA — 10 Outstanding Achievement Awards (Electricity) — 10, Il Health First Aid Award — 9 Phys- ical Fitness Award — IO Perfect Attendance — IO 7th top ten in 10th grade Second Team All District Quarterback — II Sec. — Il Food Committee — Il Safety Class Officer Vocational School Player of the Week Award — 12 Most School Spirited — II Flirtiest — 12 Competed in the VICA Contest Prom Committee Cathy Lyall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lyall VICA — 9, 10, Il Achievement Award — 10 Coleen Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coeburn Mills FHA — I2 Vice Pres. — |2 Bible Club — II Perfect Attendance — 8, 9 Pam Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mitchell FBLA — 10, Il, 12 FHA — 8, Il FTA — 10, Il, 12 Pep Club — 8, 9, 10, II VICA — 9 Class Clown — II Senior Showoff — 12 Softball — 10 Joey O’Quinn, son of Ms. Peggy O’Quinn FFA — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Tres. — 12 Pep Club — 9, IO, II, 12 FBLA -—— Il Football — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Physical Fitness Award — 9 Basketball — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Most Athletic — Il Sexiest — I2 Player of the Week Awards — Football Medals in Track Randall O’Quinn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl O’Quinn Basketball — 8, 9, IO, Il, 12 Basketball Camp — 9, 10, Il, 12 Lettered Striped in Basketball — 10, II, 12 Kiwanis Player of the Week — Il, 12 Key Club — 9, 10, Il, 12 Key Club Convention — 9, 10, Il, 12 Best All Around — Il Friendliest — 12 Prom Committee — II Class Chaplin — 12 VICA — 10, Il, 12 K.V.G. — 10, Il, 12 Pep Club — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Duane B. Owens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Owens Basketball — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12; Lettered — Il, 12; Baseball — 10, Il, 12; Track — Ul, 12; Pep Club — 8, 9, 10, Il; FFA — 8; Art Club — 9, 10, Il, 12; Dance Club — 10; FBLA — Il; FTA — 10, Beta Club — 10, Il, 2; Key Club — 9, 10, Il, 12 Tres. — Il; Vice-Pres. — 12; Annual Staff — 12; Prom Committee — Il; Cutest — Il; Perfect Attendance — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12; Cutest — 12; Basketball Camp — 9, 10, Il, 12; Key Club Convention — 9, 10, Il, 12; Kiwanis Player of the Week — 12. Judy Perrigan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Estle Perrigan Most Athletic — Il; FTA — Pres. — 12; Most Athletic — 12; Basketball — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12; Dance Club — 10, FBLA — Il, 12; Art Club — 10, Il; Most Active Honor in Basketball — Il, FHA — 8, 9, 10; Ist place in FHA Fair — 9; Choir — 9; Perfect Attendance — 8, 9. Kenny Ray Rasnake, son of Claude and Shirley Rasnake FFA — 8, 9; Band — 8, 9; VICA — 10, Il, 12. Steve Rasnik, son of Mrs. Carol Rasnick VICA — 10, Il, 12; Football — 9, 10, Il, 12; Lettered — 10; Track — Il, 12; Track Award — Il; 2nd place in District Hurdles; 2nd place in District Mile Run; Pep Club — 10, Il, 12; FFA — 8, 9. Jackie Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rose FHA — 8,9 Pep Club — 8, 9 Basketball — 8 Homecoming Court — 8 Art Club — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Sec. Tres. — 9 Pres. — 12 FTA — 10 Dance Club — 10 Beta — 10, Il, 12 Geometry Contest — 10 Biology Award — IO FBLA — Il Society of Distinguished American High School Students — Il, 12 Annual Staff — 12 Gifted and Talented — Il, 12 Key Club Attendant — July Honor Roll — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Top Ten USNLMA Paul Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Rose Pep Club — Il, 12 VICA — 10, Il, 12 Outstanding Achievement Award Football — 9, 10, Il, 12 Vice-Pres. — 12 Track — Il, 12 BDD Medals Regional Representative Lettered in Football — IO Striped — Il, 12 Most Admired — I2 Medals — Coal Field Progress Track Meet Norman Joseph Sperow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sperow FFA — 8, 9, IOFFA Award — 8 Sec. — 9 4-H — 8,9, 10, II, 12 VICA — 10, Il, 12 Pep Club — 9 Football — Il, 12 Track — Il Art Club — 12 Safety Club Officer Keith Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stanley Band — 9, 10, Ill, 12 Striped — 8, 9, I0, Il 12 Ist Chair All County Band Ist Chair SIl Regional Band Ist Chair All County Band Division | Rating — Solo and Ensemble Drum Major Band Captain Division | Field Commander Rating Art Club — 8, 9 2nd place in Art Fair 3rd place in Art Fair Perfect Attendance — 8, 9, 10 Pep Club — 8, 9, lO FFA — 10, Il Sec. Tres. — Il Prom Usher — 10 Beta Club — Il, 12 Friendliest — Il Key Club — Il, 12 Science Club — 12 Loretta Stanley, daughter of Sidney Lorene Stanley FFA — 8,9, lO Bible — 8, 9, I2 Library — 8 FTA — 10, 12 FBLA — 10 Softball — 10 VICA — Il, 12 District Award — Il Safety Club — Il HOSA — 12 Historian — 12 Randy Stiltner, son of Robert and Mary Stiltner FFA — 8 FFA Award — 8 Football — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Lettered — 10 Striped — Il, 12 Pep Club — 8,9, 10, Il, 12 Baseball — 10, Il, 12 VICA — 10, Il, 12 Science — 10 K.V.G. — 10, Il Art Club — Il, 12 4-H — 12 Lisa Marie Thomas, daughter of Curtis § Leona Thomas Most School Spirited — Il Class Reporter — 12 Most School Spirit- ed — 12 VICA Sec. — II Beta Club — 10, Il, 12 Cheerleader — 9, 10, Il, 12 Pep Club — 9, 10, Il, 12 Art Club Vice-Pres. — |2 Drafting Award for 2 years Perfect Attendance — Il Homecoming Queen — I2 Key Club Attendant — October Timothy Triplett, son of Ms. Priscilla Viers Triplett FFA — 9,10 Vocational — II, 12 K.V.G. — 10, Il, 12 Pep Club — 10, Il, 12 Class Clown — 1I2 Tommy Tucker, son of William Lee Tucker and Evelyn Louise Tucker Baseball — 8 FFA — 9, IO Basketball — 10 VICA — Il, 12 Parliamen- tary — Il Reporter — 12 Track — II Pep Club — 2 Betty Viers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Viers FHA — 8 Home Ec. Award — 8 FFA — 8 Shop Award — 8 Pep Club — 9, 10, Il VICA — 9 FBLA — 10, Il, 12 Prom Committee — Il INDEX Cheerleader — II Art Club — 12 Cutest — 12 _ Charlotte Viers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pride Viers Pep Club — 8, 9, IO FHA — 8 Red Ribbon — FHA Perfect Atten- dance — 8,9, 10, Il Service Award — II Key Club Attendant — May Most Original — 12 Art Club — 12 FBLA — 9, 10, Il, 12 Prom Committee — Il Leasha Viers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winford Viers FHA — 8,9 FBLA — 9, 10, II, 12 Basketball — 9, 10, Il, 12 Dance Club — 10 Pep Club — 10, Il 12 Art Club — Il Prom Committee — II American Honor Society — Il, 12 FTA Sec. — 12 Beta Club — 12 Track — !2 Most Versatile 12 Homecoming Court — I2 Key Club Attendant — April Player of the Week Award — I2 Melissa L. Wallace “Missie”, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Jimmy H. Wallace FHA —8 Pep Club — 8, 12 VICA — 10, II HOSA — II Safety Club — II Art Club — 12 FBLA — 12 Teresa Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wallace VICA — 9 Ist Runner-up in Beauty Pageant — 9 FHA Queen — 12 Pep Club — 9, 10, Il, 12 FTA — 10, Il Flag Corps — 10 Choir — 8 David Willis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willis FFA — 8, 9 Pep Club — 8, 9 VICA — 10, Il, 12 Jennifer LaCretta Willis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Willis FHA Princess — 8 Choir — 8 Dance Club — IO FBLA — 9, 10, Il, 12 Pep Club — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Sec. — 9 Vice-Pres. — Il Art Club — 10, Il, 12 Beta Club — Il, 12 Sec. — 12 Basketball — 8, 9, 0, Il Cheerleader — 8,9, 10, Il, 12 Lettered — 10 Striped — II, 12 Prom Committee — II Most Popular — Il Softball — 10; Key Club Attendant — August Most Popular — 12 Track — I2 Perfect Attendance — 8, 9, lO, Il, 12 Anita Charlene Yates, wife of Rick Yates and daughter of Mr. Mrs. Furrell Yates FHA — 8 Pep Club — 8, 9, 10 VICA — 9, 10, Il, 12 Cosmetic Outstanding Achievement Award — 9 Cosmetology Outstanding Achievement Certificate — 10 2nd place Cosmetology Scrapbook —10 Fonda Yates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Trinkle Yates FHA — 8 FTA — 10, Il FBLA — 9, 10 Beta — 10, Il, 12 Perfect Attendance — 8 Pep Club — 9 General Business Achievement Award — 9 Participant Award in Science at SVCC — 10 Partici- pant Award in Math Contest at SVCC — 9 Health First aid Achievement Award — 10 Participant Award for competition in geometry at SVCC — Il Society of Distinguished American High School Students — Il Participant Award for Science Contest at CVC — Il Recognition Award for Science Math — Il Tres. — I2 Top Ten Jessie Yates, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Yates Football — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 Pep Club — 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 VICA — Il, 12 FBLA — 10 Science Club — 10 FFA — 8 4-H — 8 Charlie Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus H. Ramey 4-H — 8, 9, 10 VICA — Il, 12 FFA — 8, 9, 10 FBLA — 10 Senior Index |5| SENIOR GRAFFITI AN we fy © : Ie ef” att OM ‘ON, Pa Woot | ' «152 Graffiti ae mi ; Ufios HDB ff P 26 Wis gto” Anthony Anderson 34, 37, 40, 4, 62, 69, 75 Bertha Anderson Caroline Anderson 44, 66, 69, 84, 85 Clement Anderson 56 Michael Anderson 44 Teresa Anderson 56 Barry Arrington 34 Beverly Arrington 44, 63, 66, 68 Donna Artrip Russell Artrip 44, 62, 64, 66, 7I, 72, 96, 97 Angela Austin 56 Greg Austin Michele Austin Jerome Bailey 52, 67, 102 Scotty Baker 72 Sherry Baker 65, 66 Tina Baker 52, 64, 72 Andra Baldwin 44, 70 Teresa Baldwin 52 Kirk Ball 34 Derwin Bartley 52 Jamie Bartley 18, 19, 24, 62, 69, 72, 3, 76, 78, 79, 81, 96, 97 Michael Bartley 18, 76, 103 Ronnie Bartley 6, 8, 10, 84 Steve Bartley 44, 66, 68 Ken Barton Rita Barton 66, 70 Terry Barton 18, 19, 52, 69, 70, 7I, 79, 88, 96, 97 Wrenda Barton 14, 18, 19, 24, 62, 63, 64, 69, 3, 79, 90, 104, 159, 160 Bruce Belcher 75 David Belcher 52, 67 Deirdre Belcher 18, 19, 32, 76 Kerry Belcher 18, 19, 29, 63, 3, 79 Kim Belcher 66, 70 Judy Belcher Walter Belcher 18, 19, 76, 79 Carl Benson Denny Bise |2, 34, 37, 40, 66, 79 Jeffery Bise 79 Edward Blankenship Keith Blankenship 34, 66, 76, 84 Tammy Blankenship 52, 69, 70, 86, 92 Jama Bostic 66, 68 Rebecca Bostic 34, 4l, 63, 66, 68 Betty Bowman 66 Dinah Bowman Rufus Bowman Acie Boyd 44 Carter Boyd 8 Gordon Boyd 56 John Boyd 44, 62, 63, 67, SI, 94 TIGEREYE Kim Boyd 56 Samuel Boyd 56 Scotty Boyd 56 Wade Boyd Joella Bradley 44, 66, 68, 70 Keith Branham 44 Tina Branham 64, 66, 92 Tracy Branham 44, 69, 86 Regina Burnett Colleen Byers 56 Harold Byers 7, 8 James Byers 34, 43, 73, 74, 75 Barry Caldwell 44, 45, 65, 67, 73 Bryon Caldwell 56, 73 Paul Calo 44, 75, 79, 97 Teresa Calo 56 Crystal Carico 64, 66 Jennifer Carroll 18, 19, 65, 76 Bryon Childress 76, 79, 96 Francis Childress 52 Melissa Childress 70, 86, 103 April Church 56 Kim Church Robin Clark 52, 54 Greg Coleman 34, 72, 79, 94, 97 Melinda Coleman 56 Rebecca Coleman Susan Coleman 65, 66 Tammy Coleman 52, 70 Annette Colley 52, 70, 2, 73, 74, 32 Caroline Colley 97 Donald Colley 13 Elizabeth Colley 44, 63 Karen Colley 52 Kenny Colley 18, 19, 32, 67, 70, 2 Jack Colley Il, 67 James Colley 66, 72, 75 Jeff Colley 62, 73, 79, 9I, 97 Ricky Colley 52, 67, 73 Jamie Collins 56 Karen Comer 34, 41, 2, 75 Ada Compton 56 Adam Compton 62, 79, 8l, 9I, 96, 97 Charlotte Compton 56 Larry Compton® 8, 79, 88, 89 Ronnie Compton 8, 10, 82, 79, 9I, 92, 97 Tammy Compton Tina Compton 52, 70 Ervin Counts 52, 64, 96 Gary Counts 52, 67 Greg Counts 79, 96 Irene Counts! 13 Kevin Counts 56 Zane Counts 8, 63 Patrick Cox 9, 73 Velma Crabtree 8, 9, 64 Cathy Dale 34, 63, 66, 97 Lilly Dale 44, 69, 75, 97 Marcia Dale Marty Dale 52 Dianne Damron 17, 18, 19, 20, 32, 62, 3, 100, 97 Kyle Davis 44, 64, 72, 3, 79, 96, 97 Melinda Davis 44, 70, 97 Tina Davis 56 Angie Deel 56 Betty Deel 7, 9 Blanche Deel 56 Bobby Deel 9, 69, 72 Brent Deel 51, 67, 72, 73 Cathy Deel 9, 70, 7I Cindy Deel 72, 86 Dedra Deel 70-2 Dennis Deel 34 Feral Deel Gary Deel 52, 59 Greg Deel 19 Homer Deel 9, Il, 69, 84 Jackie Deel 52, 96 Jeffery Deel 22, 76 Jennifer Deel 34, 41, 75 Jessie Deel 34, 75 Jimmy Deel 52, 67 John Deel 52 Kenny Deel 44, 66 Lana Deel 56 Larry Deel 59 Lee Deel 10, 67 Leonard Deel Liz Deel 44, 75, 97 Lois Deel |8 Loma Deel Lonnie Deel 52, 7I, 96 Margaret Deel Mary Deel 44, 63, 66, 68 Matthew Deel 44, 62, 66, 94 Myra Deel 52, 70, 2 Rebecca Deel Roy Deel 10, 67 Roy Deel 52, 65, 73 Scotty Deel 52, 56 Tim D. Deel 18, 22, 29, 62, 69, 7I, 3, 78, 79, 94, 97 Timothy P. Deel 44, 75, 96 Travis Deel 18, 32, 72, 76 William Deel 14, 18, 22 Angie Delaney 12, 18, 22, 28, 63, 64, 66, 3, 96, 159, 160 Kay Deloach 18 Pauline Deloach Tima Deloach 56 Wayne Deloach Angie Dingus 44, 47, 66, 69, 84, 85 ee 154 Timothy Dingus 52, 54, 67, 72, 73, 74, 96 Allen Edwards 44, 75 Angie Edwards 56, 73 Betsy Edwards 70 Brenda K. Edwards |6, I7, 18, 22, 62, 63, 64, 72, 3, 94, 96, 159, 160 Brenda L. Edwards 4l, 45, 66 Caryn Edwards 52, 64, 67, 2, 73, 74, 96 Cathy Edwards 52, 70, 96 Christina Edwards 52, 96 Connie Edwards 34, 63, 67, 3, 159, 160 David Edwards 57 Debbie Edwards” 10, 68, IOI Delmon Edwards 34, 75 Diane Edwards 34, 4l, 66, 97 Jeff Edwards 62, I02 Joey Edwards 57 Kathy Edwards Kim Edwards 45, 66, 70 Kevin Edwards Larry Edwards 57 Margaret Edwards 15, 17, 18, 21, 22, 63, 66, 72, 3, 96 Melanie Edwards 52, 64, 72 Melissa Edwards 70, 96, 97 Michael Edwards Mitzi Edwards 70 Nathan Edwards 45, 62, 66, 67, OI, 94 Penny Edwards Philip Edwards Rebecca Edwards 45, 66 Roland Edwards 57 Ronald Edwards 76 Russell Edwards 34, 37, 40, 43, 62, 63, 66, 67, 72, 3, 79, 80, 8I, 96, 97, I59, 160 Shelia Edwards 57 Teresa Edwards 17, 18, 22, 63, 69, 3, 79, 80, 83, 159, 160 Vonda Edwards 70, 72 Wanda Edwards 52 Wayne Edwards 45 Zephalia Edwards 13 Shelia Epling 73 Tammy Epling 66 David Fields 34 Michael Fields 57 Pam Fields 55, 64, 66, 87 Terry Fields 52, 72 Tina Fields 17, 18, 22, 62, 63, 66, 3, 75, 76, 99, 98 Wayne Fields 45, 79, 96 April Fink 57 Raetena Fink I5, 17, 18, 22, 63, 3, 100 INDEX Barbara Fleming 66 Clayton Fleming Jackie Fleming 97 Kathy Fleming 52, 92 Keith Fleming 57 Mike Fleming 72, 79 Patrick Flint 45 Johnny Frazier Bryon Fuller 57 Cindy Lou Fuller 63 Cindy L. Fuller 45, 70 Danny Fuller 35, 75 David Fuller 72 Dennis L. Fuller 57 Franklin Fuller 35 Gary Fuller 57 Jerry Fuller 35, 75 Karen Fuller 52, 70 Kitty Fuller 45, 66, 70 Lisa Fuller 14, 18, 22, 63, 66, 96 Michael Fuller 52 Mike Fuller Rhonda Fuller 45, 66, 69, 80, 81, 83 Rita Fuller 17, 22, 28, 62, 63, 66, 3, 101, 96, 159, 160 Robert Fuller Ronald Fuller 35 Shelia Fuller 70 Susan Fuller 57 Teresa Fuller 53 Tim Fuller 18, 22, 104 Tony Fuller 53, 73, 96, 99 Vickie Fuller 23, 63, 66 James Garrett 57 Colleen Gilbert 64, 86, 72 Debbie Gilbert 57 Debbie Gilbert 59, 70 James Gilbert Marcus Gilbert 45, 67, 75 Pam Gilbert 35, 41, 75, 97 Sandy Gilbert 57 Ricky Golden 53 Brian Green 35, 62, 75, 79, 8, 96, 97 David Green 62, 7I, 9I, 97 Jeff Green 45, 69, 3, 97 Joe Green Scott Grizzle 53 Tim Grizzle 14, 18, 23, 76 Patrick Grubbs 16, I8, 23, 25, 62, 63, 66, 69, 3, 79, 89, 88, 94, 96, 103, 159, 160 Miss y Hackney 45, 66, 69, 80, 8I, 83, 103 Sherry Hackney 45, 47, 66, 69, 80, 81, 83, 103 Gloria Hale 57, 59 Ben Hall Chad Hall 57 Leroy Hall 12, 45, 67, 69, 79, 94, IO, 94 Phyllis Hall 18, 23, 65, 76 Terry Hall Shelia Hammonds Teresa Hammons 63, 66 Angie Hanes Brian Harris Keith Harris 53 Shirley Harris 10 Johnnie L. Harrison 45, 64, 66, 69, 86 Charlene Hart 53, 73, 74, 96 Lisa Hart 57, 73, 74 April Hay 53, 64, 67, 72, 96 Bonnie Hay 18, 23, 96 Brenda Hay 5 3 Darlene Hay 53, 70, 72, 86, 96 David Hay 53 Kerry Hay 17, 18, 23, 31, 66, 2, 3, 76, 79, 92 Regina Hay 69, 70, 2, 86 Stacy Hay Marcus Haymaker 67 Diane Haynes 57 Mart Haynes Pam Hayes 35, 40, 43, 66, 69, 96, 97 Tim Hayes 18, 23, 62, 7I, 78, 79, 94, 96, 97 Randall Haynes 53 Sharon Hearl 18, 23, 24, 62, 66, 3 Laura Hess Rene Hess 57 Brian Hill Brian Hill 18, 23 Clifford Hill 35, 41, 43, 66, 97 Dale Hill 57, 59 Eric Hill 67 Larry Hill 53 Lisa Hill 53, 64, 69, 72, 86, 96 Luther Hill 57 Mary Hill 17, 18, 63, 66, 76 Michele Hill 45, 63, 66, 68, 71 Randy Hill 57 Ronald Hill 53, 71, 79, 96 Tammy Hill 66, 70 Vaughn Hill Rebecca Holbrooks 66 Sammy Jones 45, 62, 66, 79, 96, 97 Mark Justice John Kelly Marty Kilgore 35, 89 Patsy Kilgore 6 Billy Kiser 45, 75 Bob Kiser 15, 17, 18, 20, 25, 40, 62, 69, 3, 76, 78, 79, 80, 81, 89, 94, 96, 97, 105 Butch Kiser 79, 105 Donna Kiser 35 Donnie Kiser 69 Jimmy Kiser 53 Kenneth Kiser 53 Ralphine Kiser 35, 70, 97 Angela Lester 53 Bernice Lester 35, 64, 75, 76 Kevin Lester 53 Emily Lowery 69, 72 Belinda Lyall 66, 70 Carl Lyall 57 Cathy Lyall 18, 25, 76 Debra Lyall 57 Gregory Lyall 35, 79 Janet Lyall 66 Tommy Lyall 35 Tony Lyall 35, 75, 79 Michele McCarty 53, 96 Raymond McCarty 4, 10, 79, 94 Sara McCowan 53 Pearline McKinney. 53 Vincent McKinney 53, 67 Tammy McNeely 45, 66, 69 Colleen Mills 25, 66, 70 Pam Mitchell 4, 14, 18, 20, 25, 66, 3, 96 Rocky Mitchell 67 Robby Moore 70, 76 Steven Moore 35 Allison Mullins 69, 72, 86 Angela Mullins 51, 66 Betsy Mullins 45, 66 Billy Mullins 57 Calisa Mullins 57 Charles Mullins Daniel Mullins Davey Mullins 53 David Mullins 50 Dewayne Mullins 53 Donivan Mullins Georgia Mullins 35, 75 Glen Mullins Jennifer Mullins 45, 66, 76 Jerico Mullins 45, 66, 76 Jimmy Mullins 53 Jonatha Mullins Kirby Mullins 50 Lisa Mullins 18, 26, 96 Mark Mullins 50, 62, 9I Matthew Mullins 57 Melinda Mullins 18 Michael Mullins 50, 76, 91, 97 Mickey Mullins 13 Mike Mullins 45, 62, 69, 79, 96 Norma Mullins 35, 36, 41, 64, 66, 3, 90, 96, 103, 159, 160 Norman Mullins Patricia Mullins 46, 63, 66 Raymond Mullins 46, 64, 66 TIGEREYE Richard Mullins Scotty Mullins 46, 66, 79, 91, 96, 97 Steven Mullins 50 Thurlene Mullins 13 Tim Mullins 18, 26, 75 Timmy Mullins 46 Tommy Mullins 53 Bob Musick Jennifer Musick 53, 70 Sherri Neece 57 Peggy Nowlin 35, 64, 66 Sifawia Nowlin 35, 41, 63 Bobby O’quinn 36, 38, 43, 66, 69, 3, 79, 81, 88, 89, 96, 97 Carlos O’quinn 38 Dianne O’quinn 10, 12, 63 Gretta O’quinn 58 Jeff O’quinn 38, 49, 72, 76, 79, 89, 92 Joey O’quinn 15, 18, 24, 26, 29, 69, TI, 72, 3, 78, 79, 80, 81, 88, 89, 94, 96 Melissa O’quinn Missy E. O’quinn 38, 40, 53, 63, 64, 66, 72, 3, 90, 96, 159, 160 Ramona O’quinn 53, 70, 86 Paul O’quinn 53, 96 Randall E. O’quinn 14, 17, 18, 26, 28, 62, 69, 3, 76, 79, 88, 89, 100, 96 Randy O’quinn 58 Regina O’guinn 53, 96 Rita O’quinn 46, 75 Rocky O’quinn 18, 26 Sherri O’quinn 53, 53, 70, 87 Sherry O’quinn 50, 54, 55, 69, 70, 86, 99 Tony O’quinn 38, 40, 75 Becky Owens 44, 46, 66, 69, 90 Brad Owens 57, 59, 73 Cassie Owens 38, 66, 76 Cathy Owens Craig Owens Danny Owens 53 David Owens 53, 57 Denechia Owens 36, 38, 40, 63, 64, 66, 84, 85 Dennis Owens 38, 64, 66 Denver Owens 50 Duane Owens 14, 18, 20, 26, 57, 62, 63, 69, 72, 3, 79, 88, 89, 94, 96, 159, 160 Dewayne Owens 46, 103, 104 Gary Owens 57 Gretta Owens 56 James Owens 18, 20, 26, 67, 3, 96 Jerry Owens 58 Karen Owens 54, 55, 64, 73, 74 Kathy Owens 50, 65, 72 Larry Owens 57 Lisa Owens 58, 105 Loretta Owens 46, 66, 68, 70 Louis Owens 54 Marti Owens 46, 63, 66 Maynard Owens™ Il Mickey Owens 58 Mike D. Owens 38, 67, 75 Mike Owens 50, 73, 99 Nina Owens 46, 66, 70 Pam Owens 46, 63, 67, 84, 85, 99 Patricia L. Owens 38, 43, 66 Pattie Owens 50, 5I, 54, 65, 73, 74 Patty Owens 38, 40, 66, 69 Paul Owens Rebecca Owens Redda Owens 50, 96 Sandy Owens 18, 26, 75, 76 Scotty Owens 72 Teresa Owens 50 Terry Owens Tim Owens 38, 40, 43, 62, 63, 93, 100, 159, 160 Tony Owens William Owens 27, 76 David Perrigan 38, 75 Judy Perrigan |5, 18, 27, 29, 66, 68, 72, 3, 79, 84, 96 Kevin Perrigan 50, 67 Kim Perrigan 54, 72, 96 Miracle Perrigan 67 Tammy Perrigan 50, 96 Darrell Polston 12, 71 Audrey Powers 54, 70 Bridgett Powers 50, 66, 70, 87 Jenny Powers 58 Katy Jo Powers Il, 70 Kirn Powers 38, 43, 66, 69 Mary Powers 36, 38, 40, 4l, 63, 66, 67, 3, 84, 85, 159, 160 Vaughn Powers 50, 70 Carol Puckett 46, 66 Joe Puckett 50 Michael Puckett I8, 27, 76 Todd Puckett 38 Chris Rakes 38, 66, 67, 97 Debbie Ramey 54 Kent Ramsey 50 Arnette Rasnake 38, 41, 66, 70, 97 David Rasnake Dick Rasnake 54 Jeff Rasnake 54 Johnny Rasnake 18, 27, 32, 75, 76 Kenneth R. Rasnake 1I8, 27, 76 Leon Rasnake 58 Randy K. Rasnake 39, 63, 79 Randy M. Rasnake 39, 79 Rebecca Rasnake 46 Johnny Rasnick 46 156 Steve Rasnake |, 18, 27, 28, 72, 3, 78, 79, 94, 99, 96 Beth Ratliff 50, 70, 72 Curt Ratliff 54 David Ratliff 50, 2 Donna Ratliff 50, 86 Donnie Ratliff 18, 64, 70, 72, 79 Eddie Ratliff 62, 3, 96, 103 Janet Ratliff 58 Mike Ratliff 50, 67 Rebecca Raynor 58 Dennis Reedy 56 Gerina Reynolds 46, 66, 74 Ricky Roark 54, 73 Steve Roark 18, 27, 76 Wayne Roark 46, 67, 73, 76, 99 Chad Robinson 46 Clinton Robinson 50 Darin Robinson 54, 67 David Robinson Michael Robinson 50, 96 Rebecca Robinson 39, 66, 70 Shelby Robinson 46, 66 Tami Robinson 54, 70, 96 Teresa Robinson 92 Angetta Rose 39, 64, 66, 97 Dallas Rose 46 Deneene Rose 39, 64 Jackie Rose 17, 18, 27, 62, 63, 64, 72, 3, 96, 160 Melissa Rose 46, 63, 66 Michael D. Rose 50, 70, 97 Michael R. Rose 50, 79 Mike Rose 58, 96 Paul Rose I5, 17, 18, 20, 27, 3, 78, 79, 8l Renee Rose 37, 39, 40, 64, 66 Robin Rose 50, 64, 66, 69 Susie Rose Shirley Salyers 9, 102 Aregelean Saylor Nedra Scalon 46, 63, 68 Allen Silcox 27, 70, 96 Darrell Silcox 10, Il Junior Silcox 58 Sherry Simpson 39, 66 Clovis Sloan 54 Ronald Sloan Kathy Slusher Il, 12, 64, 72, 102, 160 Michele Slusher 54, 70, 73, 74 Eric Sluss 40, 41, 62 Jimmy Smith II, 67 Roberta Smith 39, 40, 4I, 63, 66, 97 Susan Smith 58, 59 Joe Sperow |4, 18, 25, 3, 78, 79, 99, 100, 97, 98 Missy Sperow 54, 70, 92 Rodney Sperow 50, 79 INDEX Darwin Stallard 12, 46, 62, 69, 72, 94 Freddie Stallard 39 Robert Stallard 46, 75 Virginia Stallard 46, 66 Anthony Stanley Bradley Stanley 58 Brian Stanley 46, 63, 79, 92, 96, 97 Cindy Stanley 39, 63, 64, 66, 3, 99, 97, 159, 160 David Stanley 54 Dewayne Stanley 51, 79, 97 Greg Stanley 60 James Stanley 58 Keith Stanley 18, 27, 32, 63, 72, 73 Loretta Stanley 18, 30, 32, 76 Matthew Stanley Nelia Stanley Pam Stanley 39, 66, 76 Paul Stanley 39, 75 Sidney Stanley 39, 75 Tonya Stanley 54, 64, 72, 86 Randy Stiltner 18, 30, 67, 76, 78, IEE ee, Timothy Stiltner Wayne Stiltner 58 David Sutherland 55, 82, 96 Donivan Sutherland 55 John Sutherland 39, 75 Linda Sutherland 51, 66, 70 Melissa Sutherland 39, 66 Nancy Sutherland 6 Terry Sutherland 51, 79 Tim Sutherland 39, 41, 62, 66, 69, 72, 89, 94 Brian Swiney Gerg Swiney 39 Hubert Swiney 58 Larry Swiney 39, 75 Glenda Sykes 51, 55, 64, 66, 87 John Sykes 30, 67, 76 Keith Sykes 55, 67 Pam Sykes 58 Sherry Sykes Wade Sykes 55 Gary Tackett Il Jody Taylor 51, 64 Lana Taylor 12, 103 Douglas Tinsley Angela Thacker Jennifer Thacker 55, 72 Rhonda Thacker 36, 37, 39, 40, 4I, 63, 64, 66, 3, 83 Richard Thacker 51 Carol Thomas 51, 66 Donnie Thomas 5l, 62, 79, 9 Gary Thomas 51 Jennifer Thomas 41I, 42, 66, 69, 80, 81, 83, 100, 103 Lisa Thomas 17, 25, 30, 62, 63, 3, 76, 79, 83, 99, 100, 105, 98 Melissa Thomas 54, 55, 69, 2, 87, 99, 96 Rita Thomas 4l, 42, 63, 64, 66, 80, 8l, 83 Tabatha Thomas 51, 64, 66 Jeff Tiller 47 Tim Triplett 18, 20, 30, 3, 75, 76 Angie Turner 42, 97 Craig Turner 58, 67 Donnie Turner 47 Ervin Turner 72, 76 Harold Turner Jeff Turner 79 Keith Turner Larky Turner 12, 47, 62, 63, 67, 69, 7I, 72 Lester Turner 47, 66 Lola Turner 47 Lonnie Turner 42 Marty Turner 55, 96 Mary Turner 51, 66 Richard Turner 5l, 62 Ronald Turner 55 Tony Turner 51 Wanoka Turner 55, 69, 70 Allene Vandyke 13 Arnold Viers 58 Betty Viers 18, 20, 30, 64, 66, 3, lOl, 96, 97 Charlotte Viers 18, 25, 30, 32, 62, 64, 66, 3, IOI, 96 Jason Viers 42, 75, 89, 97 Keith Viers 18, 30 Leasha Viers I5, 17, 18, 29, 30, 62, 63, 66, 68, 72, 3, 79, 84, 99, 98 Price Viers 5l Angie Wallace 55, 70 Darrell Wallace 42, 65, 67, 73 Darris Wallace 58, 59 Greg Wallace 58 Larry Wallace 42, 79, 92 Missy Wallace 18, 30, 32, 64, 66 Teddy Wallace Teresa Wallace 70 Timothy Wallace 42, 75, 96 Tommy Wallace 42 David Walker 47, 79, 94 Jessie Walker 42, 79, 94, 96, 97 Marc Walker 47, 62 Gregory Wampler Melinda Wampler 47, 75 Regina Wampler 55, 70, 96 Ronnie Wampler 51, 70 Treina Wampler 41, 42, 67, 102 Russell Weekly 47 Sherry Wells 42 Mary White 3 | | | 9 TIGEREYE Michael White 58 Jerri Ann Whitner 55, 68, 70, 72, 96 John Whitner [2 Steve Whitner 36, 40, 4l, 42, 43, 63, 66, 68, 3, 79, 89, 97, 159, 160 David Willis 31, 76 JoeyWillis 31, 76 Keith Willis 51, 91 LaCretta Willis 18, 25, 31, 32, 62, 63, 64, 66, 3, 79, 90, IO, 102 Michael Willis Michele Willis 55, 70 Patrick Willis 50, 51 Pattie Willis 51, 66, 70 Billy Wood 42 Jimmy Wood 47, 66, 67, 73, 79 Rocky Wood 58, 59 Charlotte Woods 55, 96 Henry Woods 13 Mary Woods |3 Phyllis Woods 5l, 66 Timmy Woods 67 Bill Wright 9, 12 Ligeia Wright 51, 73 Lundy Wright 42, 2, 75 Alfred Yates 55 Anita Yates 3l Bobby Yates 67 Chris Yates 51 Connie Yates 55, 70, 96 Dallas Yates 31, 76 David Yates 6, I2 Fonda Yates |5, 17, I8, 31, 63, 3 George Yates 42 Jane Yates 42, 66, 97 Jenny Yates 52, 66, 68, 72 Jessie Yates 18, 3l, 76, 78, 79, 8I, 96 Melissa Yates 47, 66, 67 Moscoe Yates 58 Pam Yates 4l, 42, 63, 66, 68, 72, 97 Paula Yates 55, 96 Rita Yates 4l, 42, 63, 66, 97 Ronald Yates 55 Teresa Yates 55, 75 Teresa Yates 47, 70 Marsha Younce 42, 75 Susan Younce 5l, 66 Thomas Younce 47, 62, 72, 9I _ Charlie Young 18, 31, 76 N Q. Zz. N hchad besherd (a4 chad = lam SRV TA Lee [besa bLYRAKEAS AAMT NT EL URLS Harta REN SRET LOR? REPLI N TED TIGEREYE CREATORS The 1982 an nual staff worked hard creating their version of the Tigereye. Each member got it togeth- er, but usually forgot where they put it. Rushing to meet deadlines and trying to decide which pictures to use, often became frustrating. Everyone worked closely together which occassionally was cause for slight irritations, but they were all unified at the end of their creation. : We hope each page represents a special memory for each individual at H.H.S. Senior group: Angie Delaney, Rita Fuller, Wrenda Barton, Duane Owens, Brenda Edwards, Teresa Edwards, Patrick Grubbs. Did the Annual Staff do this to Russell? nb ea ine aS Bigg ot AS Junior group: Missy O’Quinn, Norma Mullins, Cindy Stanley, Connie Ed- wards, Mary Powers, Steve Whitner, Tim Owens, Russell Edwards. Duane — Watching everyone else work. Tigereye Staff 159 REFLECTIONS OF THE YEAR Though we have come to a close, we have a few special memories that will always stay with us: trying to get Mary quiet Keeping Duane in the room constantly laughing at Tim, Russell, and Steve and trying to get along with each other. We would like to thank Mr. David Yates and Mr. Ronnie Bartley for letting us get away with things, Mr. Danny Boring for helping us understand, Mr. Andy Turner for all the sports pictures, Miss Edwards for cleaning up our mess, but most of all, Mrs. Slusher for helping us meet deadlines and being so sweet and nasty! Thank you staff. Autographs 2) ss r= eC eas OD ° aa = � , Autographs Ss aon a x Se 7; ° es = ee a na PW il Pg Pt Ra ee i a _, ’ . a a a ee ae _ z= Autographs a = ar SE ee a = — ™ - EEE - aa tt 0 C3 = oak C Sn 7; S Qa =. De TEE SE SLY BPO. ..° � “RRP CE A LS EE LL, ee Autographs Autographs ESOME PINE REGIONAL LIBRARY HN UU il 1720 01403 2110