Haysi High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Haysi, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1985 volume:

we RSS Re , all CEs 7 Se | ‘ —— SSL ae N HOPES DREAMS HAYSI HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME XXIX HAYSI VA 24256 LINDA She is tall and slender foot 6 and a half nice and pretty and often made us laugh. She has blo nde hair and pretty as can be her eyes were green and sparkeled like wine, as you could see. You may lose something that makes you feel real bad, but nothing hurts as much as loosing one of the best friends you ever had. I know your at peace now in the master’s home, but it’s just not the same here knowing that your gone. We may not be together now talking face to face, but | know we will be one day in another place. WE LOVE YOU SIS ... Regina Hay Glenda Sykes We reserve these pages in memory of Linda Arlene Sutherland, a former senior of HHS, who was killed last September in an automobile ac- cident. She was greatly loved and liked by the entire senior class, and we will never forget her. This year the annual staff would like to dedicate the yearbook to a woman who is appreciated by everyone. She is always around to help whenever needed; wheth- er it has to do with library assistance or other school activities. She is always understanding and friendly; and that is why she is admired and respected by all of us. For these reasons, and many more, we dedicate our yearbook to you — MRS. VELMA CRABTREE. That must be a good book. DEDICATION Mrs. Crabtree, our librarian and friend. Does anyone have any chapstick? OFFICE ADMINISTRATION | would like to extend my congratulations to you for your accomplish- ment. | wish you the best in all that you attempt in the future. | only ask that you always keep a place in your heart for your alma mater. You have been a good senior class and have displayed excellent leader- ship. | would like to encourage you to continue your educational exper- ience in college, vocational training or the armed services. You have barely scratched the surface with the past twelve years and the world and life awaits you. Again let me say good luck and may God bless you throughout your life. David C. Yates, Principal | would like to take this opportunity to extend congratulations to each and every member of this year’s Senior Class. For the past twelve years you have been involved in the process of acquiring and compiling knowledge and skills to guide you throughout life. These formative years here at Haysi High School will not only remain with you as memories but will also influence how you encounter many of life’s experiences. Best Wishes to each of you for a joyful and successful life. Bob Musick, Assistant Principal Mr. Bob Musick, Asst. Princi- pal === SECRETARY AND GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT = “lle Patsy Kilgore, Secretary Bernice Powers, Cafeteria Clerk Raymond McCar ty, Asst. Guidance Counselor Harold Byers, Guiaance Counselor - We want to thank our secretaries for all that they have to go through for all of us, and we want to thank our counselors for their help in choosing careers for our future. Jewell Askins Beverly Barton Debra Colley James Colley Larry Compton he Zane Counts Velma Crabtree Bobby Deel Homer Deel YW te ag © sii: 4 a a —_, ca « ig. oe a” Lee Deel Roy Deel Deborah Edwards Shirley Harris ewRang A Ro Susan Hunsaker Raymond McCarty Bob Musick Mr. Colley caught by surprise Diana Lester Darrol Poston Bernice Powers Darrell Silcox Jimmy Smith John A Whitner John R Whitner Rick Whitner David Yates li Put this in your notes, if you will Oh no! Robbie has been playing teacher again!! Mr. Mullins without a newspaper ?? TEACHER SNAPS It’s a hard knock life. OH NO! The dreaded hair monster! Poor Robbie! This year at Haysi High School we have added three new teachers to our facul- ty. Ms. Donna Fleming, English Depart- ment, Mrs. Beverly Barton, seventh grade teacher, and Ms. Mona Delaney, Special Education. The students at Haysi High School ap- preciate the devotion and caring that the administration and teaching staff has shown us. Education is much more enjoyable when the teachers are cour- teous and friendly. LEAVE ME ALONE! os | EACHER SNAPS 11 HOPES AND DREAMS My hopes and dreams are all found in my tomorrows. They lie there waiting for me | am afraid, for if | open up tomorrow, my hopes and my dreams may all be lost in today or may be stolen by yesterday. Tomorrow will stay locked away; Today will be hidden in fantasy, And yesterday never was. Who can live without friends? Get off me, Ervin! Get out Let us out! smc “eoagrseeenere: Paity poses for a punk rock shot. Studying is lots of fun! i a | Rick picks up another girl. t } t a My back is stuck against the wall. John loves his skoal. 13 14 s Not rabbit season again! It’s the gang from glory. These students really stack up. Ada standing by her man. Haysi’s angels. Cindy, what did you do? : oe The Sweat Hogs of Haysi High. —_ re a 15 OF UE i er “REE aa 1é 16 Hey, there | am. Not in public, Dave. computer messed up again. Does Rodney have a problem? Andra Baldwin Ken Barton Jama Bostic Tina Branham Jeff Colley Adam Compton Greg Counts Marcie Dale 18 Becky Deel Dedra Deel Donna Deel Roberta Deel Jeff Edwards Kevin Edwards Mike Edwards Mitzi Edwards Penny Edwards 19 20 MR. AND MISS SENIOR See! ; Oe See mer my re Be Senior Class Sponsors L toR — Ms. Edwards, Ms. Fleming, Mrs. Askins 21 SENIORS Vonda Edwards Tammy Epling Pam Fields Cindy Fuller David Fuller ter Wary. San Mike Fuller Colleen Gilbert Debbie Gilbert James Gilbert Regina Hay Mark Justice John Kelly Emily Lowery Belinda Lyall IN MY SENIOR YEAR The time has come for me at last it is here, but soon it will pass Like all good things that go so fast once it is here you know it can’t last. I'll remember the time I'll remember the day, it seems such a long time but it was only a short stay. | have many friends here at Haysi High but | know in a short time I'll say “Good-bye”’. Good’bye Mr. Yates, but don’t forget the class of “85” hasn't left yet. Linda Sutherland Most Popular Donnie Donna SENIOR PERSONALITIES Most Likely to Succeed Mark Cindy Most Admired Johnnie Glenda Most School Spirited Brent © oC Tina SENIOR PERSONALITIES Most Versatile Most Courteous Denver Sherry Kenneth Rita Senior Showoffs Most Original Mike Dedra Chris Linda Most Athletic Friendliest : Dewayne Allison Jeff Emily SENIORS Janet Lyall Allison Mullins David Mullins Mark Mullins Renee Mullins Steven Mullins Sherry O’quinn Denver Owens Mike Owens Patty Owens Roy Owens 26 Vaughn Powers Beth Ratliff David Ratliff Mike Ratliff Clinton Robinson Mike Robinson Mike D. Rose Mike R. Rose Owen Sammons CALENDAR COUPLES Dec. 22-Jan. 19 — Steven Marcie Jan. 20-Feb. 19 — Roy Emily 08 April 20-May 20 — Denver Pam May 2I-June 20 — Brian Glenda Oct. 24-Nov. 22 — Keith Linda Nov. 23-Dec. 21 — Mike Donna CALENDAR COUPLES = Pass, Anthony Stanley Angie Sullivan Glenda Sykes Richard Thacker Donnie Thomas Gary Thomas Ritchie Turner Ronnie Wampler Joey Willis Keith Willis Chris Yates Jeannie Yates It’s that time of the year again when the seniors bid farewell to Haysi High School. Our years spent here have been memorable and even though we look forward to graduating, our hearts are laced with sadness because we hate to leave those that we love and hold dear. We will never forget our school, our classmates, or the special moments we shared. We know what it feels like to lose a classmate; so we can consider ourselves lucky and blessed to have the opportunity to go foreward and enjoy life to its fullest. We have and will face many hardships and tragedies but the joy and happiness we experience in life will make the hard times easier to bear. Full of HOPES AND DREAMS, we, the Graduating Class of 1985, leave you, the student body and faculty, Haysi High School and take with us our memories. FAREWELL! Patrick Willis Patty Willis Susan Younce 985 31 te Is Patty ignoring Kevin? ae ii , Mees Does Richard have B.O.? Belinda is praying she will pass her government. Millie looks proud to be a 32 Senior. ae SENIOR SNAPS | Is Greg posing for Star Search? a Senior Spasms. Look Dewayne actually passed a test. 3 — SENIOR BABY PICTURES seems Rebecca a ee a See Cindy 34 SENIOR BABY PICTURES q ? Jackie Glenda 35 SENIORSSNA CS ne 36 FAREWELL CLASS OF 1985 ce etn Resear $e NER ERNE RASPES RES, JUNIORS We Juniors had to make a lot of diffi- cult decisions in selecting Personal- ities this year. We are a close group, and every Junior is special. Finally, however, we chose these individuals to represent the Junior Class for their unique and distinctive characteristics. Junior Class Officers: President: Dick Rasnick; Vice- President: Ervin Counts; Secretary: Paula Yates; Report- er: Lisa Hill { iy Viren LMF ny Most School Spirited David Owens and Mona O’quinn 38 os JUNIOR PERSONALITIES CC g =” oy ae ‘ . eee . 3 43S We ty if Ye Or tae mr, % js ya Pde rt © tr. oo Most Talented Paul O’quinn and Jerri Whitner Ga oug Most Popular Dick Rasnick and Missy Thomas Most Studious Gary Counts and Paula Yates Most Athletic Ervin Counts and Annette Colley 39 40 This years class of juniors had been close knit like a family. They have all tried to perform their duties with cheerfulness and care. They know only one more year ts left and they must take advantage of every min- ute. Greg Deel David Belcher Jimmy Deel Deanna Blankenship John Deel Tina Baker Dinah Bowman Lonnie Deel Teresa Baldwin Melissa Childress Gary Counts Derwin Bartley Tammy Coleman Marty Dale Larry Hill Scotty Deel Mellonie Edwards Tony Fuller Lisa Hill b Tim Dingus Wanda Edwards L ee Scott Grizzle Mark Hubbard JUNIORS Rhonda Donley Terry Field April Hay Jimmy Kiser Caryn Edwards Kathy Fleming Darlene Hay Kenny Kiser Christine Edwards Mike Fuller Randall Haynes Angie Lester 41 es JUNIOR PERSONALITIES fy Best Dressed Best All Around David Sutherland and Sheri O’quinn Jody Bailey and Mellonie Edwards ww. SCHOOL BUS ea SIQPNITE LAW oo ; Sa : — w —... fal ' Junior Joker Greg Deel and Michelle Willis Biggest Flirt Ronald Hill and Lisa Hill 42 JUNIORS Feeling great Soeeonmeeee One year to go Wearing those class rings What a show! Ps ac vs Then there’s the prom Let’s do it right Psbigeenp n: | For that very special night. Saying good-bye to senior friends Knowing our time will soon begin But for now, it’s our junior year - Take those memories and hold them dear. lias! It’s the last time we will a = ay be a junior, you see Michael and Dewayne, don't just stand there — say Cause the Class of ’86 is something! soon to be. a : Annette Colley Paul and Jerri rehearse their parts in “Revenge of the Nerds”. Sara McCowan Pearlina Vinton Rocky Mitchell Davey Mullins Dewayne McKinney McKinney Mullins Jimmy Mullins Kelly Mullins Jonathon Kirby Mullins Paul O’quinn Ramona O’quinn Mullins Regina O’quinn Sherry O’quinn Danny Owens David Owens Lewis Owens Karen Owens Cw ick Rasnake Jeff Rasnake Matthew Curt Ratliff Sue Ratliff Rasnake Michael Puckett as JUNIORS Gerina Reynolds Devin Robinson Ronald Sloan Melissa Sperow __ Tonya Stanley David Sutherland Keith Sykes Wade Sykes Jennifer Melissa Thomas Doug Tinsley Marty Turner Thacker wil | : ud Ronald Turner Regina Wampler Jerri Whitner Michelle Willis Henry Woods Kim Woods Lonnie Vanover Alfred Yates Connie Yates Paula Yates Ronald Yates Theresa Yates 45 | Come on, Lisa, how do you expect to get out What can! say? Dewayne asked me to fin- of this zoo if we don’t smile for the tourists? ish it for him. | And the fish “s ei David and the Karate Kids will demonstrate the old Grab-a-Heart trick ... Jody will pro- 46 vide the heart. | | | t How many victims have you recruited this year, Larry? be i The “Say Cheese!” Sisters: Mert Being Kid Video in disguise is and Ethel. a tough job! 47 Teresa Anderson Clement Anderson Your Sophomore year is a special time that you will : never forget. It is the last year of gym class and the first year you can join the Beta Club. It’s a year for orde ring class rings and having ‘sweet sixteens.”’ It’s the only year in which you can be a prom usher and wreck the driver's education car. Most of all your soph- omore year is a time of growing, learning, and chang- ing. Soon this year will be over and you will only have your memories to keep. — ‘ RABY ES : i Co Sa Michael Boyd Sam Boyd Scotty Boyd Colleen Byers Brian Caldwell Teresa Calo x : } Melinda Charlotte Kevin Counts Coleman Compton Ellis Dale Tina Davis Angela Deel Loma Deel Tina Deloach Angela Edwards Chris Edwards Christy David Edward Edwards 48 SOPHOMORES Roland Edwards } Ay Gary Fuller Susan Fuller Debbie Gilbert Gloria Hale April Hay i | Wendy Renee Hess Hernandez i | ls yall David Steven Billy Mullins Lalisa Mullins Ricky Mullins Mondrage Mondrage Debbie L aoe 5] Brad Owens | ee | Ae ; | arry Owens Lisa D. Owens Lisa R. Owens Mickey Owens Terry Owens Vickie Powers AQ SOPHOMORES Janet Ratliff Becky Raynor Beverlie Rose Matthew Stanley Jennifer Turner John Turner Gary Wampler Michael White Rocky Wood Not Pictured: John Collins Mike Fields Leon Rasnake David Stanley Dennis Tipton Moscoe Yates é 50 SOPHOMORES 51 52 FRESHMEN Donna Bailey Jeffrey Barger 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 respon- sibility such as choosing more of the courses that they want to take and getting to participate in more school activities like an invitation to join the Key Club. This year is more participation sports like running track and dressing out for Varsity football. Janet Barton Starla Blankenship Justin Branham Karen Branham Regina Childress Candace Church Regina Church Renita Coleman Eric Counts David Cox Patty Dale Angela Deel Bonnie Deel Connie Deel Vickie Deel oe | William Deel Doug Dingus Brenda Duty Linda Duty Teresa Dye Angela Edwards Pos V 4 di — aia mmm lL Dwayne Edwards Pam Edwards Kenneth Fields Don Fleming 9th grade is filled with hopes Hopes for all the year This year you can make the choice The choice of your career You can be a businessman or a secretary But the most important Brady Fuller James Fuller Johnny Fuller Jimmy Garrett The MOST important thing of all : = ‘ The best thing about the 9th grade Is this our Freshman year INN) Patricia Gilbert James Hale Shane Harrington Tammy Harrison Donald Hayes Robert Hearl Richard Hill Jackie Johnston Debbie Kiser esis} Christina Kiser Arthur Lester Jamie Lowery Tammy Lyall ine eS David McClelland Tina McCowan Danny Mullins Melissa Mullins Monte Mullins Brad Mullins Sherry Neece Brian O’quinn Greg O’quinn Gretta O’quinn T.J. O’quinn Dawn Owens Aylisa Owens Lisa Owens Shawna Owens Deidre Owens wal? dl Hi David Powers Charlie Presley Steven Puckett David Raines CRN aint, eg 2 ES A AN IR I BE ne Kimberly Rose Mark Rose Racheal Rose 54 , ; i : f Butch Sexton Betty Sexton Donald Sullivan Jodi Sutherland i a Kevin Sutherland Matthew Sutherland Scott Sutherland John Sykes Tony Thomas Jennifer Thomas % : A Kendrick Turner Dreama Vanover Donald Viers Jeanie Viers Nicole Viers Donita Wampler Amy Willis Kelly Willis Robin Willis Melissa Wood Not Pictured Scotty Deel Randell Edwards Karen Grauel Dale Hill Willard Silcox Brad Stanley Eugenia Stevens Gary Sutherland Jeff Taylor Althea Boyd Terry Yates 55 Through alot of hard work and determination, last year’s 7th graders climbed to the high school level. Amid confusion Beth Anderson Christi Anderson Marlo Anderson Harold Barton and enthusiasm they selected their curriculum and were al- lowed to join clubs along with this advancement, they will have to adjust to the responsi- bility of being a high school student. We are sure that with their potential they will make a big Impression on our school in the years to come. Tina Barton Steven Beller Holly Bailey Steve Bartley Jonathan Blair Jessica Blankenship ean Harold Boyd Micheal Bowman Jeff Byrd Sheena Charles Kim Coleman Jennifer Colley Charlene Counts Jamie Counts Karen Counts Tammy Dale Debbie Deel Eddie Deel 56 EIGHTH GRADE Mark M. Deel Patricia Deel Joey Deel Shani Deel Tammy Deloach Brett Edwards Craig Edwards David Edwards S Joey Edwards Johnny Edwards Reba Edwards Regina Edwards Vicki Edwards Michele Fields Jimmy Fletcher Brian Fuller Jessica Genco Luther Hill 8th Graders enjoy gym class. Thomas Hill James Jones Tim Lawson Ernest Leonard | did it again! ‘ 57 EIGHTH GRADE Essie Lester Michael Messer Walter McKinney James Mills Loretta Mullins Sabrina Mullins Shell Mullins Tim Mullins Tracy Mullins Cindy O’Quinn Chris Owens Donald Owens Dorsey Owens Eugenia Owens Gary Owens Michael O’Quinn Rhonda O’Quinn Pheng Powers Brian Powers Kenny Potter Nicole Ramey Rick Rasnake Chris Robinson Suzanne Robinette Tammy Robinson L. B rian Rose Theresa Rose Regina Ross Walter Scanlon Sarah Silcox Ovene Sloan 58 EIGHTH GRADE Quention Sloan Rhonda Stanley Chris Steele Regina Stevens Lisa Sullivan ‘ Mellissa Sullivan Brett Sykes | | we i Mark Turner Ronnie Turner Paul Viers Christopher Georgia Wampler Travis Williams Wampler , Pictures not Available i ang Edward Deel Ve home Jerry Edwards Ne 7 Ramona Flint ‘ Loretta Fuller Chris White Jessica Woods Anthony Gibson | David O’Quinn Angie Owens Robin Ratliff Gregory Thomas Regina Yates Marsha Yates Rhonda Yates Stephanie Yates Larry Younce 59 ws -_ - —— es SEVENTH GRADERS 60 The class of 1990 has finally made it to the High School. They are now consid- ered Haysi Tigers, although they are still in the Element . y. They now get to participate in pep rallies, assembly programs, and many other functions. They have had no problem in fitting right in with the school routines. Although you are now at the bottom, before you know it you will be up at the top, and it will be your turn to gra- duate! We wish you luck and happiness through the rest of your years at HHS. Jeffery Lorinda Douglas Counts Compton Compton Siamese Twins! Brad Anderson Shaun Church Jennifer Anderson Patricia Counts Marcy Cumbo Franklin Deel Sick again? James Deel William Boyd Steve Davis Melanie Deel Stephanie Deel Nicole Borders Emmalou Charles HS Stephanie Collins Darlene Deel Michelle Deel Zern Deel g + SEVENTH GRADER === iy a, Rhonda Edwards Marsha Fields Jenny Fuller Paula Fuller Velma Fuller Jennifer Gary Brenda Gilbert A ail Michael Hall Adele Hess Melena Hess « Heather Hill Christy Hill Katina Hill bs Umm ik Gloria Lyall Kim Lyall Eddie Mullins i Does Charles really have Four arms?? is Seventh Graders stick together! SEVENTH GRADERS Jessie Mullins Judith Mullins Rachael Mullins Sharon Mullins Anna Owens Anthony Owens Ernest Owens Earl O’Quinn Patricia O’Quinn Scotty O’Quinn Danny Presley Charles Quinley Phillip Raines Timothy Raines Michael Rasnake Butch Robinson Cara Robinson . Angela Rose Melissa Rose Portia Silcox Cassandra Stanley Vote? Chad Stanley David Stanley Kathy Stanley Keith Stanley Laura Stanley Lisa Stanley Verna Stanley Serena Stiltner Brian Sutherland Michelle April Swiney Craig Taylor David Thacker Melissa Tiller Sutherland Ryan Turner Matthew Viers Kenny Wallace Karen West Jessie Willis mag Rebecca Willis Cindy Woods Doriene Yates Jamie Yates Kathy Yates Seth Yates ace . 1984-85 Key Club Officers: Ervin Counts, Vice President; Mark Mullins, Secretary; Jeff Edwards, President; David Sutherland, Treasurer 64 Colleen Gilbert Tammy Epling Donna Ratliff Tina Branham 1984-85 Key Club Sweetheart Glenda Sykes Donna Deel Pam Fields Emily Lowery 65 FBLA Officers: President, Donna Ratliff, Vice-President, Annette Colley, Secre- tary, April Hay, Reporter, Mona O’Quinn, Historian, Missy Thomas. FBLA Sponsers: Miss Edwards, Miss Hunsaker, Mrs. Lester. 66 FBLA is an organization for busi- ness students to expand on their knowledge and skills through com- petitive events at the local, state, and national level. The club also makes an annual contribution to ASK — the study of childhood can- cer. USINESS EADERS MERICA Drama Club Sponsors: Ramona Delaney and Donna Fleming. The Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. The Drama Club is sponsored by Ramo- na Delaney and Donna Fleming. The Drama Club has been busy this year. During Spirit Week, they had a football skit and received 3rd place for the best Homecoming float. At Christmas, they presented a one act play. In the spring, they had a big drama produc- tion to raise money for the club. The Drama Club really had their act to- gether. 67 ——o- Wo The Pep Club is the largest and most popular organization at Haysi High. The Pep Club keeps the spirit at HHS going strong during all of our sports activities. During Spirit Week the Pep Club comes alive with enthusiasm and excitement. During the week they are every from cowboys to punk rockers. The sponsors of the Pep Club are Mrs. Diana Lester and Mr. Homer Deel. 68 Row I: Jessica Genco, William Deel, Craig Edwards, Randy Hill, Hubert Sweeney, Kendrick Turner, Jamie Lowery, Author Lester, Andy Turner, Row 2: Chris Lowery, Jody Arrington, Chris Edwards, David Edwards, Mark Rose, David McClelland, Steven Puckett, James Stanley, Row 3: Becky Bailey, Brian Rose, David Raines, Brian Hearl, Dwayne Edwards, Donna Bailey, Kelley Willis, Carol Deel, Mike Owens, Shane Harrington, Row 4: Mr. Jack Colley, Tony Fuller, Adam Compton, Tim Dingus, Carol Thomas, Mr. Stewart Colley, Mr. Jimmy Smith. The Science Club is a club for those students who are interested in the field of Science. The club plans to take several trips to Science Fairs at different colleges this year. They plan to visit the Science Fair at Clinch Valley College. Each member of the Science Club will be required to do a project for the Haysi High Science Fair. An award will be given to the winners of the Science Fair. The sponsors of the Science Club are Mr. Jimmy Smith, Mr. Jack Colley, and Mr. Stewart Colley 69 = 70 The FFA club is sponsored by Daryl Poston. The club partici- pated in the FFA-FHA fair this year and helped to make it a success. Plans are being made to get ready to go to the FHA- FFA camp this year. This club promotes our agricultural ac- tivities in the area. A picnic is also sponsored with the FHA, annually. = ae (S —— FHA | ated! ® Officers — Front Row: Karen Colley, President; Tina C. Deel, Vice President; Connie Yates, Secretary; Ada Compton, Reporter. Back Row: Kathy Edwards, Historian; Wanda Edwards, Chaplin; Vonda Edwards, Historian; Teresa Dye, Parliamentarian. The Future Homemakers of America club is sponsored by Mrs. C. Deel. This year, the club’s project is Family Relations. Some of the activities they have participated in are adopting a chapter grandparent, gathering toys for tots at Christmas, surveying parents and teens on typical teenage parents, and holding a Parent-Student Dinner. This years FHA queen and princess are Connie Yates as queen and Allene Counts as princess. Saad The KVG is an organization that works to help the community. They are called upon to fight forest fires or to clean up our community. These boys are appreciated for their hard work to help keep Virginia clean. The 4-H Club does many things throughout the year. People within the club can enter the Share-the- Fun contest, which they consider a lot of fun. There are also people who enter the Land Appreciation Con- test, and county has won for the past two or three years. It is mostly a club which gets students interest- ed in their life, the outdoors, and the surroundings. The KVG Members. The 4-H Club Members. ARTS CRAFTS BIBLE The Arts and Crafts Club is a very active club sponsored by Mrs. Velma crabtree. It’s activities this year have ranged from carving and painting oumpkins for display on PTA night and “punching” tin to doing block printing and Christmas crafts. Individual members also spent many days drawing or working on various other crafts in the library. The Bible Club, sponsored by Mr. John A. Whitner and Mr. Jimmy Smith, meets once a week before school. Guest speakers have included Reverend Ross Lindley, Miss Dennison and Miss Korta. In November, the Bible Club visited Heritage Hall with the school choir and sang for the senior citizens. Plans for the rest of the year include a trip to Silver Dollar City in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee for Young Christians Day. N es | IBRARY AIDS BOOK CLUB seen The library aides are very helpful. They gener- ously give up their study hall to assist Mrs. Crab- tree in the day to day op- erations of the library. Front row: Teresa Yates, Gerina Reynolds, Karen Colley, Cindy Fuller. Back row: Jeannie Yates, Regina Hay, Glenda Sykes. T he Book Club is a new club sponsored by Mrs. Velma Crabtree and Ms. Donna Fleming. It’s activities this year have included: attending the Doc Boggs Festival at Clinch Valley College; telling stories to the children at Sandlick Elementary School; and publishing the Tiger Town News, a new school newspaper. The Book Club plans to attend a play at the Appalshop in Whitesburg, Kentucky and sponsor various activities to celebrate National Reading Month in December. : BETA CLUB The Beta Club is a very special club. You have to have a B or better average in order to be a member. This year the Beta Club is sponsored by Mr. Rick Whitner and Mrs. Debra Colley. The Beta Club has been working hard this year trying to raise money to go to the con- vention in Williamsburg. This year the Beta Club, for the first time held an initiation ceremony for it’s new members. SS SSS SSS Beta Club Officers — President — Emily Lowery, Vice-President — Dick Rasnick, Secretary — Cindy : : 7 Deel, Treasurer — Lisa Hill MORNING VOCATIONAL 76 | { ’ : 4 : ‘ COOKS CUSTODIANS Mickey Mullins Zelphia Edwards Donald Colley Head Custodian Custodian Custodian Cooks — Irene Counts, Thurlene Mullins, Allene Vandyke, Alice Turner, Mary Deel 77 es er SOE ES 2 ree Kneeling — Lisa D. Owens, April Fink, Kris Edwards, Patty Owens, Candace Church, Missy Wood, Pam Edwards; Standing First Row (L-R) Iricia O’quin, Patricia Deel, Patricia Counts, Robin Ratliff, Tracy McNeeley, Kathy Yates, Adele Hess, Jesse Willis; Second Row — Jessica Genco, Bonnie Deel, Donna Bailey, Jody Sutherland, Janet Edwards, Marcie Cumbo, Seth Yates, Kim Coleman, Third Row — Bryan Caldwell, David McClelland, Carol Deel, Carol Thomas, Rachel Rose, Missy Mullins, Lisa R. Owens, Jerry Edwards, Jimmy Deel, Scott Messer; Fourth Row — Mike Puckett, Section Leaders (L-R) — Carol Thomas, Pam Ed- wards, Mike Owens, Bryan Caldwell, Kevin Edwards, Rachel Rose, Carol Deel, Patty Owens; Not Pictured: Secretary, Lisa R. Owens. BAND SNAPS Drum Major: Patty Owens The Tiger band is moving forward, building a tradition at Haysi High School. A relatively young band, the majority being seventh, eighth, and ninth graders, this group has gone through many changes. Since last year, flag girls have been added to the ranks of the band, providing more col- or and life. New band uniforms have helped the band to stand tall and look proud. Several band members have shown their flexibility and musician- ship by switching to different instru- ments as the need arose. The band has shown they have more spirit than any other group, as they've helped shout and play their team on to victo- ry. Several individuals have been recog- ; nized for their accomplishments. Bry- an Caldwell, Kevin Edwards, and Patty i Owens were awarded scholarships and attended the marching bands of America band camp in Whitewater, Wisconsin, over the summer. Carol Deel and Patty Owens were awarded nominations to the McDonald’s All- American Marching Band. Several stu- dents will make All-regional Band and the E.T.$.U. Honors Band. Under the very capable leadership of its seniors and section leaders, the band was able to provide two diffeent marching shows for the _ football games. Besides the band competitions and parades, the band also plans on attending and competing in the con- cert festival. In the spring, the new jazz band which was started last year will again return and plans to be even ‘ more involved. 79 80 The choir, under the direction of John R. Whitner is doing very well this year. They started this year with their first concert at the Annual Fall Festival in Haysi, then with a concert at the Open House PTA at Haysi High School. There are many more con- certs planned and also a spring tour is planned. On Halloween the cohir, along with the band, participated in having a Haunted House, and the choir held games at the Sandlick Halloween Carnival to raise money for the spring tour. Four of five students who au- ditioned for All-Regional Choir placed in the tryouts. Those students were: Jerri Whitner and Devin Robinson, First Choir; Karen Owens and Char- lotte Compton, Second Choir. Congratulations!! face! CHOIR SNAPS Look what marriage will do to you! ys Mr. Whitner can dig up members for his choir any- where. ) SS a! ES SR ek GEREN! CT Cee ROO GRIEG SE GL TR ORD Pet GRE Coa ORY OS SER Res OT RO Se Ro? RE See BS Oe Oe eS eee a Sulit APE: ASSN HEGRE SOD FEET NR MOE Far Chie BAGH Wi MNO Bane Gea Rois Sater RS Gd EHS RA Deer oe Soe @ i Riieee Mullins, Carol Deel Carol Owens, James Stanley, Gloria Ts Remick Turner, TORE: Anderson, Freddie Deel, Charlotte Compton, Deanna Gotte, Mike Owens, Karla Sluss, Sherry Baldwin, Adam Compton, Mona O’quinn, Regina Stiltner, Kevin Counts, Deanna Blankenship, Tina Baker, Chris Lowery, Randy Hill, April Hay, Karen Owens, David Green, Kristi Anderson, Jerri Whitner, Mike Ratliff President: Jerri Whitner; Vice-President: Adam Compton; Secretary § Band and Choir Director: John R. Treasurer: Charlotte Compton; Librarian: Karen Owens Whitner 81 + =r - This year the Journalism Staff worked very hard in putting the yearbook together. We had some problems trying to get pictures in on time for our deadlines, but we managed to get everything fin- ished so we could have this year’s yearbook for you — with the theme — HOPES DREAMS. We would like to thank the following people: Mr. Yates and Mr. Musick for putting up with us com- ing in the office and seeing if our pictures came in. Ms. Kilgore, for putting up with us using the phone. Mr. Boring, our annual representative, for helping us put the yearbook together. Mrs. Askins, for understanding our deadlines and letting us out of class. Mrs. Lester, for her quick smile and witty captions. Mrs. Crabtree, for letting us work in the library and helping us when we needed it. Ms. Edwards, for keeping us together with all the problems that we had, and her good advice and support. The Yearbook Staff became very close this year while doing this yearbook for you. We would like to thank the student body for making our Hopes Dreams come true. Sitting (L TO R) Allison Mullins, Emily Lowery, Donna Ratliff, Standing (L TO R) Jerri Whitner, Beth Ratliff, Jeff Edwards, Jama Bostic, Mark Mullins, David Fuller, Cindy Deel, Brent Deel, Teresa Anderson, and sponsor, Ms. Edwards. —_—. JOURNALISM Assistant Photographers — Jerri Whitner, Teresa Anderson, Donna Ratliff Journalism Staff is a fun bunch. Mark and Brent take a break from Jour- nalism. — It’s a miracle. 83 eo. 84 Extemporaneous: Ritchie Turner, Carol Deel (not pictured) Poetry: Eric Counts, Tina Baker Original Oratory: Kelly Willis, Becky Holbrooks Prose: David Fuller, Colleen Gilbert 1985 Haysi High School Forensics Team SULLWTHLV 86 Bottom Row, Moscoe Yates, Tony Thomas, Lonnie Deel, Rick Colley, Mike Fuller, Roy Deel, DeWayne Owens, Shannon Davis, Chris Lowrey, Jeff Colley. 2nd Row, Kenny Kiser, Marty Dale, Mark Justice, DeWayne Edwards, Roy Owens, David Ratliff, Ellis Dale, Scotty Deel, Marty Turner, Brian Fuller, DeWayne Stanley. 3rd Row, Ervin Counts, Roland Edwards, Randy Hill, Hubert Swinney, Ron Turner, John Fuller, Dan Mullins, Dave Stanley, Mike Mullins. 4th Row, Dave Owens, Dick Rasnick, Adam Compton, Brent Deel, Donnie Thomas, Derwin Bartley, Kevin Perrigan, Mick Rose, Larry Hill. Top Row, Coaches, Ben Sutherland, Rick Whitner, James Colley, Larry Compton. Kneeling, Head Coach, James Colley, Standing, L to R, Rick Whitner, Larry Compton, Ben Sutherland, not pictured, Ronnie Compton, Raymond McCarty. The enthusiasm and support of par- ents, students, and the Haysi com- munity was no small part of this team’s success. I’m sure | speak for the team and the other coaches in thanking all for this support. We hope that we can repeat and even improve upon this season in the 1985 campaign. We have a lot of | valuable people returning. If this year’s juniors can emulate the lead- ership of this year’s seniors, we have a real shot at another success- ful season next year. To the seniors | say, congratulations for a job well done, and good luck; | wish you the same success in life as you’ve en- joyed on the field this year. To the underclassmen, congratulations, too, and see you next year! Coach Colley SS ers ————— | el MOST SUCCESSFUL SEASO ay zs 5 DeWayne Stanley, SE, CB. Py | scbehyp i oe od ‘inontnatt Jeff Colley, CB, RB. The 1984 fo otball season f was very successful for the i Seniors and underclassmen alike. The Seniors will be missed immensely for their outstanding play and lead- ership this year. Hard work and dedication led this team to the most successful regular season in the school’s history, 8-2. For all the players, but for the Sen- iors especially, this season will live in their memories ; for many years to come. Coach Colley s . Mark Justice, FB. Kevin Perrigan, T. Manager, Dave Ratliff ' . � ’ 87 FOOTBALL tl Touchdorn! Donnie calls the def . connect again. Marty is off to the races. FOOTBALL Mike gets ready to punish a defender. ed. os ee Mark bangs ahead for tough yards. 89 - wee ms FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Hey! Did you see this year’s football cheerleaders, they don’t wear skirts any more; they’re wearing pants. They do look nice! This year’s squad had a lot to cheer about. The Tiger team was 8 and 2 in regular sea- son. Captain for the football cheer- | leaders was Tina Branham, Co- Captain was Melissa Thomas, and our mascot was Kasandra Sluss. oe i F ie ——a-. oe Pam Sykes Jennifer Turner Sherry Sykes Kasandra Sluss, mascot J.V. FOOTBALL Ist Row, Kelly Willis, Scott Stanley, Mike Stanley, Kemper Stanley, David Powers, Gary Owens, Paul Viers, Terry Yates, Ed Deel, Travis Williams, 2nd Row, James Fuller, Tony Thomas, Don Hayes, Monte Mullins, James Counts, Scott O’Quinn, Randy Deel, Chuck Yates. 3rd Row, Rick Rasnake, John Fuller, T.J. O’Quinn, Dan Mullins, Brian Fuller, Joey Edwards, Steve Puckett, David Raines, Shannon Davis. The 1984 J.V. Football edition turned out to have a very good season. The team finished with a 4-3 record and ‘showed promise for the future by defeating Garden and Hurley. One of the best games of the year was the match up with Clintwood, who had not lost a game. Even though we were doubled in team size we con- trolled the game but lost by a 6-0 score. 91 rn -_3er et ee This year the Tigerettes had one of their smallest teams ever. They made up for their lack of size with tremendous quickness. With a few lucky breaks in close games, the Ti- gerettes would have been near the top in the district. Next year looks very good for the Tigerettes. They will have 4 girls coming back with a lot of experience. Coach Deel can be proud of his girls this year and look forward to next year with high hopes. GIRLS BASKETBALL Sitting L to R — Colleen Gilbert, Allison Mullins, Sherry O’quinn Standing L to R — Tonya Stanley, Annette Colley, Coach Deel, Lisa Hill, Mona O’quinn GIRLS BASKETBALL Mona blocks a shot. ie ae THE TIGEF Is this ball lifting Sherry? Whoa Silver! Mona running gayly along. 94 Our junior varsity basketball team had a good season this year ending with a 13-5 won- lost record. The team finished second in the BDD, losing to Garden in the semi-final game. Congratulations team on an outstanding perfor- mance and a team to be proud of. Kneeling: Holly Bailey, Cindy O’quinn, Coach Bobby Deel, Debbie Gilbert, Karen Counts. Standing: Vicki Powers, Christy Edwards, Donita Wampler, Angela Deel, Melinda Coleman, Teresa Calo, Diana Haynes, Ping Powers, Eugenia Owens, Deanna Gotte J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL — J.V. CHEERLEADERS These girls cheer for both J.V. Boys Basketball and Girls Var- sity Basketball. All of the girls attended camp at Va. Tech _ this summer. They won sever- al ribbons and brought back home a “Spirit Stick” which was the highlight of the week. J.V. Cheerleaders: Dedira Owens, Janet Barton, Lisa Owens, Karen Bran- ham, Marsha Yates : Carrying on the spirit at a pep rally. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL The team this year has more experience, ability, and depth, than the last few teams. | hope this will trans- late into more victories. The district is stronger than in past years because everyone has a lot of players returning. | believe that we will be in the thick of the district race and hopefully will be playing in the regional tournament at Clinchco this year. Coach Larry Compton Sitting (L TO R) Mike Mullins, Greg Deel, Kenny Kiser, Ervin Counts, Standing (L TO R) Keith Sykes, Donnie Thom: Paul O’quinn, Kevin Counts, Larry Hill, Mike Fuller, David Green, Dick Rasnick, Kelly Mullins, Scotty Deel, and (r pictured) Dewayne Stanley. | This. years Basketball Captain was Sherry O’quinn and Co-Cap- | tain was Annette Colley. Our Mascot was Kasandra Sluss. Most of these girls attended camp at Virginia Tech this sum- mer bringing home the “Spirit Stick”’ and lots of ribbons. 1984-85 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders, Pam Sykes, Sherry Sykes, Annette Colley, Sheri O’quinn, and Missy Thomas. aye Sherry Sykes eee VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS === +7 Kae EL os VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL = Dewayne looking for someone to pass to. Dick shoots two from the line. 98 J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL The 1984-85 J.V. Tigers will be hard pressed to duplicate the second place finish of 1983-84. With only 4 returning players, the team will have to gain valuable experience early in the season to make an- other run for the title. High expectations are placed upon two boys, Brian Fuller and Billy Mullins, in the quest for the title. As Bryan concentrates on making his foul Donald goes up for shots. two. tare] Standing (L TO R) Larry Edwards, Brian Fuller, Rick Mullins, Eric Counts, Donald Hayes, John Sykes. Kneeling (L TO R) Rocky Wood, Tony Thomas, Billy Mullins, Craig Turner, Monte Mullins, Dewayne Edwards. 100 Kneeling, Jeff Colley, Randall Haynes, Chris Yates, Scotty Deel, Joey Willis, Rick Colley, Ervin Counts, Mark Mullins, Keith Sykes, Chris Lowery, Eric Hill Standing, Coach Ronnie Compton, Leroy Hall, Kyle Davis, Kevin Counts, Nathan Edwards, Scotty Mullins, Denver Owens, Mike Mullins, Brian Stanley, Coach Rick Whitner. The 1985 season was one that continued the success of baseball at Hysi. For the fourth consecutive season the Tigers qualified for the regionals. The Tigers opened the regionals with an exciting 3-2 win over Ervinton on a rain drenched field at St. Paul. The Tigers lost to Jonesville 5-I in the semi-finals. One of the bright spots of the season was the pitching of Brian Stanley, who concluded his career with 24 wins, which are the most in school history. The 1985 Tigers expect to be very competitive, and hopeful- ly will continue the success. We will have 7 returning starters from the semi-final loss. Denver Owens, Mike Mullins, Dewanye Stanley, Mark Mullins, Jeff Colley, Ritchie Turner, and Chris Yates. As in the past the non- district schedule will consist of several quality teams which will help us within our district race. Coach Compton talks with his troops. Relaxing before the game. Denver throws out a runner. BASEBALL Chris takes a swing. a” i oe: a : 28 Dewayne drills a basehit. FP ett eel 101 ’ BOYS TRACK The 1983-84 Boys Track team had another very successful season, as they claimed their third consecutive Black Dia- mond District crown. The team was very young last season and with many lettermen returning, we feel this could be the best season ever. Field Events, Dick Rasnick, Ervin Counts, Kenny Kiser, Donnie Thomas, Adam Compton, Jody Bailey, Brent Deel, Jeff Edwards, Keith Sykes, Mike Fuller. Long distance, Dave Ratliff, Dick Rasnick, Don- nie Thomas, Brent Deel, Jeff Edwards. 102 Counts. Jumpers, Dick Rasnick, Ervin Kiser, Keith Sykes, Mike Fuller. Sprinters, Adam Compton, Roy Deel, Jody Bai- ley, Dave Green, Keith Willis, Kenny Kiser, Ervin Counts, Kenny ' ; ' The Haysi High School Girls Track team had a successful season, which they hope to im- |prove upon. Most of the team is coming back for the upcoming )season and hope to establish jLagmselves as Black Diamond | District Champs. | i , Coll Gilbert, Mona Field Events, Annette Colley, Mona Aa Penni Edwartis, Melinda O’quinn, Colleen Gilbert, Tina Baker, Coleman. Tonya Stanley. Long Distance, Paula Yates, Lisa Middle Distance, Annette Colley, | Hill. Mona O’Quinn. 103 LORS Sa ————o—os 104 SHTLLIATLLOV ee She mak i j es me so sick! Lean back just a little further. Haysi Heart throb. 106 What is going on? Skoal d ippin’ brothers. Is English that boring? 10 + 1 re ad HOMECOMING HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT L to R — Angela Deel; Sherry O’Quinn; Glenda Sykes; Pam Fields; Donna Ratliff, Queen; Colleen Gilbert; Mellonie Edwards; Rebecca Mondradge; Deidre Owens. 108 Sherry O’Quinn HOMECOMING Rebecca Mondradge Pam Fields 109 — i soe —s. = 4 ‘wee HOMECOMING SPIRIT WEEK This year spirit week went off fantastic. Almost everybody partici- pated in the different dress-up days. Monday was Country and Western day; Tuesday was hat and sweats day; Wednesday was Halloween dress-up day! Thursday was Tiger Day, and Friday was uniform day. Also, this year we had a parade down town instead of at the Football field. This week contained alot of Tiger Spirit, and it was a big success, but the best part of all was the final score at the Homecoming football game: 42-8. yt ¥5) i Fi, 7 lll vaca a Which way to Mexico? This boy is obviously in pain Every cowboy needs two horses Sophomores show their spirit 112 During Spirit Week the cheerleaders did a skit about a candy store. It was Tina Branham’s candy store and she was very proud of all the new things in her store. S$ ‘ E c T i 0 . N ga ae ix 2 ied ed Deidre loves the cashregister. Tina tries out her new window shutters. After everyone got to see Tina’s store all of her friends ask her where all the candy was. Then we found out the teachers were the suckers. is Is Miss Edwards posing for Meow Mix? NENA) AAR EEN | ee oF a6 ; Haysi’s sexiest Seniors Tiger Fans 114 SPIRIT WEEK real drag. Homecoming King Court. 1 Crowning the King. 115 ——eeeeeEeEee What’s Coach up to now? What is Tina doing to Mr. McCarty? | Aren't we great? Ada Potato. 116 a $e A visitor from V. gE I’m really cool. i RS a BS COR Co RS ES ee pe a fe Pe 2S Luli oui GRIT (25 Sa RR LOS SE eds SS, Hea © Seventh grade have spirit on hat day. The Ghost of Pam Fields! 117 118 seusoesesssesnssoenmnmscsrmnts FBLA Float FHA Queen and Princess Drama Club Float FLOATS Se The Beta Club Float carried the Homecoming Court in the parade. | OER ONE Emily and Lisa, hard at work. Remains of a Pocy Indian Prom King and Queen — Bryan Childress and Marti Owens Prom Prince and Princess — Donnie Thomas and Donna 120 Ratliff cowpeas aceieia a siete eee Pe Sha ® fe ee POCOGOOG A Woy Oe ‘ ROR SOR CE CCN te | 124 | me HHH OHHHI UP ig , ; SNAPS Some people like to play follow-the-leader. What are they doing? Ken and Teresa are acting sneaky. From a frown to a smile. Are looks deceiving? Future star search model. a% This lunch is finger lickin’ good. 125 126 127 YEAR IN REVIEW Top 10 Songs Top 5 Movies |. THRILLER l. Terms of Endearment . Lets Go Crazy 2. Ghostbusters 3 Against All Odds 3. Gremlins . Jump 4. Indiana Jones and The Temple . Girls Just Wanna Have of Doom Fun 5. Footloose . Infatuation . All Night Long . Ghostbusters . Missing You THATS 8 BD B Si cae at APR QIHOW LI7Z?.. YUAN CANANDAALAUY USANA AA TMU TUNA OUCUR OM BNNN HUAN RONARAAG HA OENAVURARAUEOUAMNNEA NECN EOUODDSHMNDUDUGUUOHODTSO DASE DUFTODUODHONHANUO HNRPee Michael Jackson was very popu- lar this year in commercials and his albumn Thriller. Ghostbusters r Joan Rivers YEAR IN | 1984 Summer Olympics were held in Los Angeles. | aby Fay dies two weeks after receiving aboon Heart. be E aw benassi = rince Harry is born to Princess ‘lana. | } tatue Of Liberty got a face ft. Detroit Tigers win 1984 World Series. Jesse Jackson ran for President. REVIEW President Reagan (shown signing a bill) gets 4 more years. Shuttles. Indira Gandhi was assa- sinated. Geraldine Ferraro was the first woman to run for Vice- President. Sally Ride was first American woman in space. —— The Space Age continued with the launching of Space Second Artifical Heart Operation was per- formed. Carl Lewis won 4 gold medals. 129 Ft ew ‘To? 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WESTWOOD PHARMACY INC. Prescriptions U.S. Route 460 W. Grundy, VA 24614 Ph. 935-4040 NATIONAL ENERGY CORPORATION Owned And Operated By: Rual Fuller Producers Of Metallurigical And Steam Coal COUNTS CAREER ct Ge SP 703-498-4444 BOX 624 OAKWOOD, VA 24631 TRIPLE-T Investing In Todays’ Youth Clincho, VA EEA LEIS el aE THE PARTS PLACE Haysi VA Complete Auto Truck Parts And Service Phone: 865-5181 fas % ee $ rey, b BIG TRACK COAL CO. INC. Rt. | Box 432C Clintwood, VA 24238 Phone: 703 835-9861 Owners: Bill Rose Newton O’quinn i Law Office Of Donald H. Askins ATTORNEY AT LAW Main Street PAO), Velene (Aka Clintwood, Virginia 24228 703-926-4612 Compliments 134 STANLEY'S MT. MARKET Across from John Flannagan Dam picnic supplies cold drinks to go ph. 865-4761 PEOPLE’S DEPARTMENT STORE Dickenson County’s Oldest Quality Dept. Store Main Street Ph. 926-6061 CRYSTAL ICE CO. Haysi, VA Rick And Pam Mullins Phone: 865-4200 Compliments of: CLINTWOOD GARMENT CO., INC. 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