Appalachia High School - Accolade Yearbook (Appalachia, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

r t. c e � APPPLACMA HIGH SCHOOL APPALACHIA VfRGtNtA WAAW s fc In the great Blue Ridge Stands a Lonesome Pine, And its branches spread O ' re that school of mine. And the memories wrought. By that glorious sight Fill my heart with glee Through the weary night. Appalachia High School, We Love you , With a heart so brave and true ... Time may turn your walls to dust, But cherish still our dreams we must EDITOR; JANE STIDHAM BUSINESS MANADER; BRUCE BISHOP OPENING • • .. ADMINISTRATION .. ORGANIZATIONS .. . ACrivmES. SPIRT. athletics. HONORS . SENIORS. underclassmen • ADVERTISEMENTS .. SENIOR DIRECTORS JR -SR . INDEfc- 2 . ... 1 -7 . . . 8-19 . . 20-41 . . 42-55 . . 56-62 . . 64-79 . . 80-87 . 88-102 104-122 124 - 129 140-141 ...142 WHEELS OF TT UE” 3 DEDICATION Mr. Gary Holloman is one of the most de¬ dicated teachers at Appalachia High School. Students and teachers alike respect Mr. Hollo¬ man, not only as a teacher but also as a friend. His wit and charm endear him to all. He supports all athletics;and through his tireless efforts, an excellent basketball, team has emerged. Mr. Holloman also excels as a classroom teacher in both English and biology. We recognize Mr. Holloman ' s warm yet stern relationship with the students. To you, Mr. Holloman we respectfully de¬ dicate this yearbook in recognition of your achievements and leadership in Appalachia High School. U u Qwuj yoUcwHCtM 4 THE U HEEtS OF TIME WE ue BdCfcTO RE UIMSCE. . . a Hiwassee workshop U MPPLS OP 71 UP’ ’ . . Proud winners Yesterday’s memories Mr. Rose ' s future home Mrs. Collins ' birthday Evaluation dinner 6 TURN TO WE UORIES Understanding moments Hours of waiting for the bus 7 8 ADMINISTRATION 9 U fC£ COUMY CHANGEC Mr. C.P. Dorton Mr. W.D. Richmond, who has been with the Wise County School System since 1927, retired as Super¬ intendent in June, 1971. Mr. Harley Stallard, Director of Instruction, then became Superintendent. Mr. Stallard has held several important positions in the Wise County Public School System. He has proved to be just as capable in his duties as superintendent. Mr. C.P. Dorton, former Prin¬ cipal of Appalachia High School, was appointed as an assistant to Mr. Stallard. Appalachia High School wishes much success to Mr. Stallard and Mr. Dorton in their new posi¬ tions. Mr. Harley Stallard Mr. W.D. Richmond ADWNISTRAltON ADMINISTRATION The 1971-72 school year of Ap¬ palachia High School opened with Mr. Dorton and Mr. Rose serving as Principals. After evaluation, Mr. Dorton left to serve as Assis¬ tant Superintendent of Wise County Public Schools. Mr. Rose then took the position as Principal with Coach Jim Riggs as Assistant Prin¬ cipal. Mrs. Lillian Collins serves as the school ' s secretary while Mrs. Crawley serves as an aid to the teachers. Mrs. Collins Mr. Rose Mrs. Crawley fACXJUY The Faculty of Appalachia High School is now composed of twenty- six members. Two new members were added to the faculty this year to replace Miss Bobbie Jo Cooper, Mr. James Clark, and Mr. Joseph Flanary; Miss DeShazo and Mr. Mullins. Miss Hurd returned as Mrs. Hunter after a two-years ab¬ sence. Mr. Rose, a former teacher, re¬ placed Mr. C.P. Dorton as Princi¬ pal. Mr. James Riggs was appoint¬ ed Assistant Principal with Mr. Jack Sizemore, Director of Activities. PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS GUIDANCE COUNSELORS 12 OF AM.C ENGLISH INSTRUCTORS i mm LIBRARIAN worm mimm 13 MANY MEDIA ARB USED BUSINESS INSTRUCTORS SCIENCE INSTRUCTORS 14 MANY CONFERENCES ARE HELD BAND DIRECTOR ■ � � asssva� tttti| aw ASS l unu ” ' 1 : ■ t il Hill i i ' V 0t 00§ .. mm is;!; r “ i� « I ■ j:; nras � � � � ' K� Hi its ; • s:; V ♦ v ’; |fe:i «li : Aklji ! ill« ssfet«{«« HOME ECONOMICS INSTRUCTOR 15 V r WORK 1C NEVER DONE Mrs. Murphy playing. Mrs. Crawley talking. Student teacher Mr. Arnold FACULTY Physical Education Instructors: Mrs. Doris Berta and Mr. Bob Taylor Guidance Counselors: Miss Helen Hill and. Miss Azlene Stout Librarian; Mrs. Nancy Paye English Instructors: Mrs. Grace Murphy, Mrs. Ann Hunter, Miss Charlotte Callahan, Mr. Frank Gentry, and Mrs. Juanita Thompson Business Instructors: Miss Billie Tate, Mr. William Curry, Miss Betty Harris, and Mrs. Dorothy Gwaldis Science Instructors: Mr. Jack Robinette, Mrs. Wilma Brooks, Mr. James Riggs, Mr. Jack Sizemore, (not pictured) Mr. Gary Holloman Band Director; Miss Janet DeShazo Spanish Instructor; Mrs. Connie Cooper Home Economics Instructor; Mrs. Lucille Carnes History Instructors: Mrs. Anna Barker, Miss Helen Hill, Mr. Barry Nelson, Mrs. Lucille Carnes, Mr. Randy Blair, and Mrs. Ann Hunter Math Instructors: Mr. Kermit Mullins, Mr. Jack Robinette, Mrs. Wilma Brooks, and Miss Helen Hill 16 71 WE OUT TO POSE HISTORY INSTRUCTORS MATH INSTRUCTORS 17 1UB FACUUY AT WORK 18 COOIOS £fJD CUSTODIANS COOKS: Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. Lifford, and Mrs. Bledsoe. CUSTODIAN: Mrs. Thompson. 19 20 21 TUB SlUDBNT COOP BRAT1VB ASSOCIATION GROUP The S.C.A. ofA.H. S. is com¬ posed of student-representatives from each class. The S.C.A. sponsors the home¬ coming float, bullentin board dec¬ orations, a school Christmas party, and other school activities. OFFICERS: Pres., Atkins; V. Pres. , Barker; Sec. , Keesee; Treas., Collier OFFICERS 22 AcnvmES of the s.ca. Top: Fun at an S.C.A. meeting Middle: Mrs. Cooper and Wilfred Hetzel Bottom; Faculty at the Christmas party Left; President Atkins presides at a meeting. 23 CO-ED Wl-Y GROUP OFFICERS: Harris, Chaplain; Neeley, Treas. ; Sergent, Rep.; Miss Hill, Sponsor; Ratcliffe, V. Pres.; Barnett, Pres.; Blair, Sec.; Hi-Y President A regular Hi-Y meeting is held in study hall. 24 CHRISTEN YOUTH IN ACTION OFFICERS The Co-Ed Hi-Y is composed of students in the high school, bound together for the purpose of the club, To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Chris¬ tian character. Being affiliated with the Young Men’s Christian Asso¬ ciation, it has as its platform, Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, and clean living. This organization strives to keep Christ and His teachings before the student body through such activities as grace at meals, morning devo¬ tions, and sponsoring ministers of the various faiths in assemblies for the student body. The club welcomes members of all faiths and religions who truly believe in its purpose and platform. The Co-Ed Hi-Y is sponsored by Miss Helen Hill. Pat and Cathy decorate a show¬ case for the Hi-Y. 25 ACCOtADk ClAFF The Accolade Staff of the 1971- 72 school year has worked hard and sincerely to produce a yearbook that will be the pride of Appalachia High School. Along with this work, they have participated in selling ads and holding dances in order to ob¬ tain the money to do this project. OFFICERS: Editor, Stidham; Bus. Mgr., Bishop; Ad Mgr., Muron; Copy Editor, Nidiffer; Spon., Gwaldis JUNIOR APPRENTICES: Swiney, Keller, Atkins, Rutherford, and Gardner JUNIOR STAFF MEMBERS STAFF MEMBERS Mr. Coleman takes pictures for the staff. A yearbook workshop at Hiwassee College. 26 THOSE. LONO AND TIRESOME HOURS!!! SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS Susie and Bruce work on their layouts. TYPISTS: Falin and Bandy Bruce and David take pictures. 27 FUTURE. HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is a national organiza¬ tion of girls who have studied or are studying homemaking in high school as an integral part of the homemaking program. The main objective of the F. H. A. is to en¬ courage individual understanding in everyday living and to promote better family life. Officers: Pres. , Bandy; V. Pres. , Shepherd; Sec. , Martin; Treas. , Boatright; Rep. , Ryan and Kilgore. 28 AH.S. HOME ECONOMICS CLASSES Upper left: Judy during initiation. Upper middle: Audricka working on a showcase. Upper right: Members at a meeting. Left; Second and Third Year girls. 29 FUTURE BUCfNECC L£ADER£ OP AMERICA GROUP The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization com¬ posed of students who are engaged in the commercial courses. The sponsors are Miss Harris and Miss Tate. OFFICERS: Gibson, Pres.; Childress, V. Pres. ; Fulmer, Sec.; Turner, Treas. 30 mml jjjpaH W|L 7 n 1 Viet OFFICERS The Bulldog Bark is composed of 15 members with Miss Harris as sponsor. OFFICERS: Bus. Mgr., Gardner; Miss Harris, Spon.; Asst. Bus. Mgr., Clark; Art., Muron; Editor, Delp; Asst. Editor, Collier. GROUP 31 V.B.CA. OFFICERS; Kirschner, Pres.; Nidiffer, V. Pres.; Delp, Sec.; Muron, Treas.; Sloan, Rep.; Wells, Pub. Chair. First Row: Delp, Wells, Hylton, Lawson, Riggs. Second Row: Nid¬ iffer, Trinkle, Muron, Jervis, Kirschner. Third Row: Sloan, Barnett, Ratcliffe, Taylor, Clark SPEECH CLUB Upper righ t: OFFICERS: Sponsor, Mr. Gentry; Gaines, V. Pres.; Williams, Pres.; Neeley, Sec- Treas.; Turner, Sarg. Arms; Hall, Pari. OFFICERS Lower right: GROUP: First Row: Stidham, McNutt, Ray, Sturgill, Barnett, Neeley, Mr. Gentry Second Row: Gaines, Falin, Wil liams, Turner, Eldridge, Hall GROUP 32 ECONOMICS CUJB GROUP: Mrs. Barker, Stacy, Jervis, Cooper, Delp, Gibson, Taylor, Foster, Lawson, Marsingill, Williams OFFICERS (not pictured): Lawson, Pres.; Foster, V. Pres.; Marsingill, Sec; Williams, Treas.; Blair, Pari. ttfm. S.-V ' - aaMz a, GROUP Left: Juanita Shepard, Captain SAFETY PATROL CPANfCW CLUB The Spanish Club is composed of those students taking Spanish I, II, III, and IV, and those who have taken Spanish in previous years. Our knowledge of the Spanish speaking nations and the language itself is expanded through film strips, drills, translating dialogs, tapes, and records. Our sincere appreciation goes out to Mrs. Connie Cooper for her interest and assistance in helping to better understand our Spanish neighbors. OFFICERS SPANISH III and IV MEMBERS SPANISH I and II 34 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AjUERJCA GROUP OFFICERS i - ■ Charlotte teaches a class on F.T.A. day, The Future Teachers of Ameri¬ ca is an organization consisting of above average students. This in¬ cludes qualities such as leadership ability, general intelligence, and personality. The basic purpose of the F.T.A. is to attempt to disclose the bene¬ fits and opportunities available in the field of education, thus inspiring others to become involved in educa¬ tional issues and procedures. OFFICERS: Sponsor, Callahan; Sec., Neeley; V. Pres., Nidiffer; Pres., Keller; His., Adams; Treas., Gibson 35 LIBRARY CLUB GROUP The Library Club is a service organization made up of interest¬ ed pupils who give up their study period each day to work for their school. Throughout everyday work, service is our motto. The Library Club had an initiation for their new members early in the year. OFFICERS: Rep. , Taylor; Lib. , Paye; 2nd V. Pres. , Browning; 1st V. Pres. , McNutt; Pres. , Bar¬ nett; Hist. , Spears; Sec. -Treas. , Gibson 36 national beta club GROUP OFFICERS: Spon., Murphy: Treas. , Barnett; Sec., Stidham; V. Pres., Neeley; Pres., Gardner The National Beta Club is a non-secret, leadership-service organization for high school stu¬ dents. Its purpose is to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among high school students of America, to reward meritorious achievement, and to encourage and assist student education after high school. 37 CHORAL CLUB GROUP The Chorus is made up of twenty-eight members and is under the direction of Miss Janet DeShazo. Above: First Row: Cornett, Kibler, Scalf, Stidham, Bandy, Moore, Os- sea, Fig, Fulmer. Second Row: Day, Herndon, Wheeler, Lawson, Horner, Stallard, Bush, G. LoBiando, Frazier, Boatright, McCrary, Sergent, Gaines, T. LoBiando, Insko, Varner. 38 SCIENCE CLUB GROUP STUDENT TEACHERS The Science Club consists of all students in grades eight through twelve who are taking courses in the field of science. OFFICERS: Atkins, Treas.; Fultz, V. Pres.; Garrett, Sec.; Mr. Hol¬ loman and Mr. Sizemore, sponsors, Muron, Pres. Far left: Mrs. Brooks in Physics class Student Teachers: Mr. Childress and Mr. Arnold. Left: Mr. Robinette in Chemistry class 39 COENCk F£fR — 1972 The 1972 A. H. S. Science Fair was held March, 1972 in the High School gymnasium. Once again the students were praised for their hard work in displaying their scientific skills, knowledge, and creativity. The Science Fair proved to be a great success after a large turn¬ out of parents and visitors came during open house. Kir. §jr IF I SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS ENTRIES TN 7WE REGIONAL SCIENCE EAfR Upper Left: The students who dis¬ played their projects at the 3rd Annual S. W. Va. Regional Sci¬ ence Fair were: K. Muron, Flee- nor, Lifford, Scalf, Fultz and D, Muron. Left: Three A. H. S. students were presented awards at the Regional Fair for their outstanding projects. Left: K. Muron, Air Force Award; Lifford, Air Force Award; D. Mu¬ ron , 2nd place in Microbiology Award and Grand Award. For his project exhibited at the Int. Sci¬ ence Fair in New Orleans, he won the Atomic Energy Commission Award. 41 T imt A MM 42 43 THE JUNIOR- CW£S PRESENTS Uh-Oh! Mamma ' s on the warpath! CAST Come on, Lynne, you can tell us your secret. 44 RSRENie ARE UKE TUflT’ Mr. Blair rules with a BIG STICK. Cindy, Cotton, and Jerri engage in the Battle of the Coke. Sponsors were Miss Callahan and Mr. Blair. The cast was as follows: Lynne Sergent as Barbie Burton Debbie Keller as Mrs. Burton Jerri Francis as Jelly Reava Taylor as Della Teresa Keesee as Mrs. Wheeler Cindy Mumpower as Fritos Suzanne Ray as Aunt Clara Chip Myers as Mr. Burton Butch Surrett as Ross Wheeler Jim Garrett as Mayor Hansen Lowell Gardner as Donny Burton Debbie Rutherford - Prompter C. J. Fleenor - Stagehand 45 TUB 1 972 SENIOR CLAQQ fyue wts HER- KJSSIN’ COUSIN’’ Right: SENIOR PLAY CAST (L. to R.): Melissa Fraley Cathy Keesee Jo Neeley David Muron Norma Sturgill Stanley Trinkle Jody Wells Pat Barnett Ronnie Gibson Kathy Atkins Sponsors: Mrs. Murphy Mrs. Thompson THE CAST A checklist for Tom . Randolph becomes acquainted with those big No ' them girls. 46 A love scene OFFSlAGF, ONSTAGE, AND EACk£lAG£, THOSE- MOMENTS OF WORK , F W, ANTTCIPArfON . . . It wasn ' t my fault! Atkins wins A block Jody and Pooch Need any help with those big shoes, Ron? The Southerner invades the North. 47 WO UECOWJ 1971 • • • The theme for Homecoming 1971 was Virginia is for Lovers , an event with the presentation of candidates for Queen, marching units sponsored by various clubs, and a beautiful Queen ' s float. Excitement filled the air as the candidates were escorted on the field. The Sophomore candidate, Miss Sonia Boyd, was crowned Homecoming Queen by captain Tom Turner. A dance was spon¬ sored by the Accolade Staff fol¬ lowing the game. The Homecoming candidates for 1971 were Judy Gibson, Pam Smith, Sonia Boyd, Favian Cox, and Mitzi Gibson. Queen Sonia Boyd crowned by Captain, Tom Turner. ' 1971 ' Homecoming Queen Sonia Boyd 48 ' VIRGINIA IC FOR L0V9RC” Various clubs that participated in the Homecoming parade. Junior ' s entry ' Queen ' Sonia receives flowers from Talley. Senior ' s entry 1971 -72 JR .-CR 4 FteW The theme of the 1972 Prom was Somewhere My Love. Reigning as King and Queen were Tom Turner and Mitzi Gibson. Mistress of Ceremonies was Gina LoBiando and Master of Ceremo¬ nies was Lowell Gardner. Music by BREAD BUTTER MISTRESS AND MASTER OF CEREMONIES 50 SOMEU MERE UY LOVE KJNG 70 U TURNER QUEEN UfTZt QfBSON Left: King Tom Turner and Queen Mitzi Gibson are crowned by Mr. Rose. Crownbearers were Jamie Riggs and Dana Collier. Many, many THANKS go to the teachers who worked so very, very hard to make the Prom the most beauti¬ ful yet! CROWNBEARERS 51 FORENSIC REFfcESENtarlVES Under the direction and guid¬ ance of members of the A. H. S. faculty, Appalachia was very proud of its representatives to the Forensic meets. Right: Forensic play cast: LoBi- ando, Gibson, Cox, Fultz, and Blevins. The cast was very proud of its GOOD for its play. Right: Forensic representatives for Spelling, Poetry, and Prose were: Mullins, Spelling; Fultz, Boys’ Prose; Mumpower, Girls’ Poetry; Gibson, Boys ' Poetry; and Smith, Girls ' Prose. Right: Sigma-Zeta Math and Sci¬ ence Contest representatives were: Vaughan, Science, Honorable Mention; Keesee, Math; Davis, Math; Fultz, Science; and (not pic¬ tured) Muron, Math and Science. 52 t972 OA££qay wmfm Left: Reporter, Pat Barnett, pre¬ sents to Mrs, Collins, one of OUR mothers, a gift for the many, many deeds she does for the Seniors, Below: Juniors, as tradition allows, carry the daisy chain. Far Below: Graduating Seniors sing their good-byes to the Juniors and the remaining student body. The Juniors carry the daisy chain. GRADUATING SENIORS 53 1971-72 GRADUATION VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Speaker, C. P. Dorton Brenda delivers her Valedictorian speech 54 _ AW 20 , 1972 Senior Carolyn Clark receives her diploma. I made it!! LEADERS OF TOMORROW 55 56 SPIRIT ROUIN ' ON A RIVER ’ U HW • • • The Tricky Sixty, under the direction of Miss Janet DeShazo, rolled into another year with fine half-time performances as well as participating in several parades and other activities. With the fabulous Bulldogs and the great Tricky Sixty Band, fans of Appalachia were very proud and willing to support such fine performers during the season. MAJORETTES DRUM MAJOR GROUP 58 THE £U fN©tNJ ’ TRJCfcY CtW. BAND OFFICERS ,,.v Drum Major Livingston in action Practice! A half-time show The A. H. S. Tricky Sixty Band consists of fifty-six members. Left: BAND OFFICERS: Lib., Dizney; Pres., Turner; Sec. , Blakemore; Dir., DeShazo; Treas. , Crum; and Lib., Estep Proud moments Extreme left: MAJORETTES: Blevins, Dizney, Sowder, Turner, Head Majorette; Clark, and Crum Far left: DRUM MAJOR: Jerry Livingston 59 CWEERi54DER£ OP A-W.S. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 60 BOOSTING THE- SRWDOSC! Upper extreme left: Varsity Cheer leaders decorate a bulletin board. Upper far left: Gina hangs a sign. Center left: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Lower left; Varsity Cheerleaders at Homecoming Upper left: Varsity Cheerleaders at a ballgame Lower left: Varsity Cheerleaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 61 THE BOOSTER- CUJB The Booster Club is the heart¬ beat of our great high school. It has only one activity, which is to boost school spirit at athletic con¬ tests. This club is always the first to be organized and is always the largest club in school. OFFICERS; Pres., Fultz; Sec., Delp; Rep. , Smith OFFICERS GROUP 62 ROUS INTO ACTION u nw... Upper left: Bruce and Cathy Upper right: Fans at a ballgame Center left: Cheerleaders Center; David and Gene Center right: Pep ralley Left: Victory signs 63 64 65 BULLDOGS ARE NU UBER 1 «8 1971 STATE CHAMPS The Mighty Bulldogs again proved to be too much for the year 1971-72. Led again by Coach Jim Riggs and Coach Jackie Ray Robinette, the Mighty Bulldogs not only brought home the LPD trophies, but for the first time in the history of AHS, they won the Class A State Championship. Last year it was pre¬ dicted by the fans of the Mighty Bulldogs that we would have a State team, and sure enough, the Mighty Bulldogs rolled on for this trophy. Appalachia remained undefeated throughout the entire season; and when it came to the championship games, there was no stop¬ ping the Mighty ’Dogs’, starting with Castlewood, 46-0; Chil- howie, 42-0; and finally the last game of the season, Madison, 24-0. Throughout the championship games there were only eight points scored against the TOUGH Bulldog defense. Although the Bulldogs are losing a few very good football players as Seniors, they are still in hopes of having a good team next year, and the mighty fans of the ' Dogs ' are with them all the way! The Dynamic Duo 5 T best i n state u nrw 12-0 record 67 THEY PROVED TO BE ' TOOO ' ' ML) 04 Upper left: A picture is worth a thousand words. Upper right: Dogs score again. Center: Flash heads for paydirt with Turner and Stacy heading the way. Lower left: Talley rides again! Lower right: Dogs show Poor Valley WHO is the best! BABV BULLDOGS IRE NO. 1 s POST 6-0-1 RECORD GROUP JUNIOR VARSITY COACHES GROUP: First Row: Boggess, Stan¬ ley, Knight, Wheeler, Swiney, Jackson, Sturgill, Stacy, Williams, R. Rose. Second Row; Coach Blair, R. Boyd, Muron, T. Boyd, Reece, Warner, Mumpower, Blakemore, Hollyfield, Wright, Davis, Coach Nelson. Third Row: Skeens, Bry¬ ant, Sharp, Jones, Fugate, Barnett, M. Rose, Leedy, Coach Holloman. A.H.S.28 A.H.S. 36 A.H.S.12 A.H.S.36 A.H.S. ..38 A.H.S.8 A.H.S.24 Pennington.16 Powell Valley ......... 6 Coeburn.12 Powell Valley ......... 18 Pennington .... .16 Wise.. . .6 Norton.12 69 PPW IS NO. 1 THE 1971-1972 CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONS OF VIRGINIA GROUP: David Jones, Soph.; Ronnie Gaines, Sr.; Ronald Davis, Sr.; Bill Lawson, Sr.; Luke Marsingill, Sr.; Tom Turner, Sr.; Bruce Bishop, Sr.; Mike Price, Soph.; Victor Williams, Sr. The Appalachia basketball team had a tough act to follow. But, follow they did in the finest of fashion. The Bulldogs won every possible honor which a Lonesome Pine District team could win. They began by winning the regular season district championship. The Wise County Tournament The Lonesome Pine District Tournament The Region D Tournament, and finally THE VIRGINIA CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP! There were many individual honors won by different members of the team, but these were over¬ shadowed by the year-long team effort and team spirit. Congratulations, ' Dogs ' ! It was a very good year! . . . BEST IN SptTE . . . Upper left: The Little kid gets two over, guess who - Poor Valley! Upper right: Handball anyone? Center; Up, Up, and away! Bottom left: The All-American watches as Tom shoots two. Bottom right: Hey, McKinney, didn’t you have your Wheaties? 71 DCXSG WERE JUSnOOOO 70USHI! Upper left; Lukie pulls down a rebound. Upper right: Hennesey and Mc¬ Kinney do the funky chicken while Tom watches. Center; Dogs v. Madison in State tourney action. Lower left: Lay it like an egg. Lower right: Luke fires for 2 over little P.V. players. 72 tel BULL RJP£” ARE NO. 1 POST 16-4 RECORD Under the direction of Coach Randy Blair, the Junior Varsity had a quite successful year. The team posted a 16-4 slate, losing to Clintwood twice, Pound once, and Powell Valley once. The J. V. ' s won the Wise County Championship by defeating Powell Valley by a score of 41 to 39. The Wise County Tournament victory over Powell Valley was their equivalent to a State Letter. For the J. V. ' s, it was a very good year. Appalachia— - -- -- — - -49 Appalachia - -- -- -- -- --38 Appalachia — --31 Appalachia - -- -- -- -- --44 Appalachia - - - --■ - -41 Appalachia - -- 43 Appalachia - -- -- -- -- — 39 Appalachia-- 47 Appalachia - -- 42 Appalachia - -- -- -- -- — 33 Appalachia - -- -- -- -- --57 Appalachia - - -- -- — - - - 40 Appalachia - -- ______ 43 Appalachia-- 42 Appalachia-- —41 Pennington -- — -38 Powell Valley-- - - 33 Ervington - -- -- -- -- -29 Pound - -- -- -- -- -- - 33 Hay si - --- 34 Coeburn - -- -26 Norton - - -__38 Clintwood - - --- - - cl Pennington - - -- -- -- - -18 Powell Valley--39 Wise- -- -- -- -- -- - 36 Coeburn - - --22 Wise-- --- _ 4 i Clintwood - -- -- -- -- -43 Ervington - -- -- -- -- -25 BUUDOGe ON First Row: T. Jones, Mgr., Flanary, Leedy, R. Lane, J. Lane, Gardner, Barnett, Ryan. Second Row: Fisher, Talley, Falin, Gaines, Turner, Clark, Bishop, Price, R. Jones, and Coach Barry Nelson. The Mighty Bulldogs seemed to have hopes of coming up with another championship, but it just didn ' t seem to work out that way. With a successful season the Bulldogs seemed a mighty unhappy, but they just got a few bad breaks. Sure there was plenty of hitting, but it seemed to come at the wrong time. With fine defensive play, the Bulldogs had the best infield and possibly, the best just couldn ' t put it all together. Right: Coach Nelson s6ems to be worried about something. Could it be that game coming up with our neighbors, Poor Valley?? 74 TUB DIAMOND Tom Turner, pitcher and first baseman for the Mighty Bulldogs, ended the season with a batting average of 416. Dogfood Gaines, catcher for two years on the Big Blue team, was a very good defense man. THE Bt jUEN Bruce Bishop, infielder made many crucial plays throughout the season with a batting aver¬ age of 333. David Clark, infielder led the team in RBI’s - 10; bat¬ ting average was 317. 75 ALL DfSTRJCr 1 97 1 -72 Richard Falin started his baseball career in the ninth grade. With quickness, he became one of the best shortstops in the district. His pitching ability was discovered during his third year and he settled down to be one of the two starting pitchers on the A. H. S. Baseball team. His batting average for his senior year was 410, run earn aver¬ age was 1.47, and he led the district in stolen bases. 76 TRACfO 1971-72 First Row: Robinson, Trigg, Blakemore, Hampton. Second Row: Coach Gary Holloman, Williams, Muron, Stallard, Fultz, Gaines, Marsingill. The Appalachia Track team was very successful this year in their events that they took part in. With two members attending State Track meets, Victor Williams and Steve Blakemore, Coach Holloman also enjoyed an extending successful year in track. 77 1972 DOGC” ARB UONCRBD First Row: T. Lawson, Football Hustler Award; Stacy, Football Mean Man Award; Williams, Football Hustler Award, Track Award; Bush, Football Hustler Award; Talley, Offensive Back; D. Marsingill, Defensive Line¬ man; Gaines, Basketball Hustler Award; Turner, Football Head Hunter, Basketball Outstanding Player Award; Falin, Baseball Award; L. Marsingill, Offensive Lineman; B. Lawson, Basketball Hustler Award; Davis, De¬ fensive Back. Second Row: Kibler, Guest Speaker Charlie James, Robinette, Roberts, Blair, Hol loman, Nel¬ son, Brooks, Riggs, and Rose. The 1971-72 outstanding foot¬ ball, baseball, track, and basket¬ ball players were honored with a banquet in the cafeteria. Sup¬ porters and fans of the MIGHTY Bulldogs came to also share their appreciation for jobs well done. Right: Town Manager, E. E. Brooks, presents a plaque bearing the names of the TOUGH teams. ... 78 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Boys in phys. ed. enjoy play football! These girls seem very interested in playing volleyball. 79 rmm ts, m aasrj ■ 80 81 OUl£lZlWN£ STUDENTS VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN The 1971-72 Senior Class has as its Valedictorian, Brenda Jose¬ phine Neeley and Salutatorian, David John Muron. The class has six Honor Students who are: Bren¬ da Neeley, (95.88); David Muron, (94.05); Catherine Belle Keesee, (93.03); Heidi Wagner Sneed, (92.72); Patricia Elaine Barnett, (92.32); and B. William Lawson, (90.79). HONOR STUDENTS 82 OF THE 1972 SENIOR CLASS May 30, 1972 was the night when the above eleven Seniors were honored for their outstanding characteristics and work through¬ out their high school days. They are: David Muron: Salutatorian and highest average in Science Brenda Neeley: Valedictorian and highest average in Spanish CathyKeesee: Highest average in Math and English, I Dare You Award Jane Stidham: Outstanding work in Journalism Patsy Trigg: Principal’s Award Doris Bandy: Outstanding leadership in Home Ec. Bill Lawson: Highest average in Typing I Darlene Boatright: Outstanding leadership in Home Ec. Norma Sturgill: Principal ' s Award Diana Fig: Outstanding leadership and highest average in Business Patti Fig: Betty Crocker Award in Home Ec. 83 1972 SCHOOL Y5AR PRINCIPAL’S AWARD Above: Patsy Trigg and Norma Sturgill were awarded the Princi¬ pal ' s Award. Above Right: Girls ' State Representatives were Kathy Atkins, Jane Stidham, and Cathy Keesee. Center: Crisco Award presented to Trina Lifford; U. S. History to Deb Stidham; Shorthand Award to Charlotte Collier; and (not pictured), 8th Grade History to Rick Bowman. Right: D.A.R. and V.F. W. Good Citizenship Award presented to Cathy Keesee and David Muron. GIRLS ' STATE REPRESENTATIVES mm l 11 w. m il g: $ m 23 CITIZENSHIP AWARDS 84 WELD MW tfONOR£ EDWARD LEE IONS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP EMILY JANE STIDHAM and DAVID JOHN MURON WOMAN ' S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP B. WILLIAM LAWSON BAUSCHAND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD DAVID JOHN MURON DAVID JOHN MURON A-H.S. GUEAHC U ITW HONORS IN 86 , ' r r� v UjlGI CHOQL heIZ football :—Bask etball ' champions_ rniiNTY CHAMPS JR. VARSITY 4 v ' S ' FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL SfJD ELALUAJTON 87 88 89 1972 SENIOR Dennis Barker Cathy Barnett Pat Barnett Bruce Bishop Betty R. Black Shelia Bledsoe Darlene Boatright Susie Boggess Roger Browning Kathy Atkins Doris Bandy 90 Pmi %AQQ OP A.W.C. Ann Bush Thomas Bush Norman Clark Gary Craft Ron Davis Bernita Delp Bob seems to be study¬ ing very, very hard, as usual. 91 1972 SENIOR OFFICERS: Sec. , Gibson; Rep. , Barnett; Pres. , Fig; Treas. , Barker; Spon., Murphy; V. Pres., Lawson; Spon., Thompson OFFICERS Charlene Delp Henry Delp Mike Dorton 92 CXAQC OP A.U.Q. Bob Eldridge Steve Estep Richard Falin Diana Fig Patti Fig David Foster Melissa Fraley Deb Frazier Deb Fulmer 93 1972 SENIOR- Mitzi Gibson Ronnie Gibson David Hylton Paul Hylton Sam Insko Jim Jervis Right: Diana decides whether to eat or look at her ice cream. Far right: Cornbread doesn ' t seem to be too worried if he makes it to class or not. 94 CWSS OF A.H.S. Cathy Keesee Bud Kirschner Jerry Lane Bill Lawson Tony Lawson Tom LoBiando Luke Marsingill Augusta Martin Deb McCrary David Muron Brenda Neeley Audricka Nidiffer 95 1972 CENfOR Dorothy Price Vickie Ratcliffe Steve Riggs Roger Sizemore Brenda Sloan Lewis Smith Lois Spears Jane Stidham Dorothy Sturgill Norma Sturgill Dale Taylor Jackie Taylor 96 cwee of A.H.e. Stanley takes time out to admire his hero, Tony. Mona Turner Tom Turner Stanley Vaughan Dorothy Wells Jody Wells Victor Williams 97 ACnvmES OF THE. The Seniors of 1972 had a very busy and intriguing year at A.H.S. In September after the election of officers, the class started making plans for a Senior trip. Money¬ making projects were planned. Some of these projects were bake sales, car washes, selling Christ¬ mas and humorous cards, candy, zodiac pens, luv mums, key chains, a Hee Haw show, a play, and having a Christmas Ball. After raising the needed sum to take their trip, the Seniors traveled to the Biltmore Es¬ tates in Asheville, North Carolina, and on to Knoxville, Tennessee, to see the GREAT Elvis Presley in concert. SNOW QUEEN CHARLENE DELP Right: Seniors adjourn from a planning meeting. Far right: Lukie helps (??) out in the decorating of the Christmas Ball. 98 1972 SENIOR, CWSS SNOW QUEEN CANDIDATES On Saturday, December 18, the Christmas Ball was held in the cafe¬ teria. The cafeteria was decorated with the class colors, purple and li¬ lac. The four Snow Queen Candi¬ dates were Debbie Fulmer, Charlene Delp, Doris Bandy, and Kathy Atkins. The queen was to be selected on the bases of the most money raised. Char¬ lene Delp reigned as Snow Queen. Left: Mrs. Murphy and Seniors discuss plans for the Christmas Ball. 99 1 972 SENIOR OACC Patti just can’t believe that Class Day is almost here! Buddy and Melissa seem to be enjoying the Prom. 100 MEMORIES OACK WSHER- Mitzi is crowned Queen by Mr. Rose. Hot dogs, it ' s time! The halls of A. H. S. Could this be Elvis?? Farmer, what is it? 1972 SENIOR- CLASS Right: Cathy takes part on F. T. A. day. Far Right: The Three Stooges; Moe, Larry, and Curley!! Far Right: Pat looks like she just loves school! Right: Watch me blow up my balloon! Right: Kathy seems to have found something very interesting. Right Pooch ??? 102 SENIORS IN ACTION Far Left: Hey man, give me a break!! Left: Wonder what ' s wrong with Flash. Could it be LOVE ??? Far Left: Robert seems to know how he feels about school. Left: Hi there! Left: Audricka seems tom up about something. Could it be her new replacement as Granny? 103 104 UND£RClAQSflA£fJ 1 972 JUNIOR- ewes Larry Barker Connie Blevins Bob Bowman Delilah Bush Jewel C. Carroll Nancy Caudill Teresa Childress Carolyn Clark Charlotte Collier Jerry Cooper Favin Cox Deanna Day Deb Diets Judy Falin Wayne Fig Margaret Flanary 106 1 972 JUNIOR ewes OFFICERS OFFICERS: Pres,, Flanary; Treas. , Gardner; Sec., Mumpower; Spon¬ sors, Tate, Brooks, Callahan. Not pictured: V. Pres, , Surrett Charles Fleenor Lowell Gardner Jim Garrett Hubert Gibson 107 1972 junior ewes Ummm! Good! Ummm! Good! Toman Tavern soup is UMMM GOOD! ■■■. tummarn m n m t niptiiinftiifiwli m ZLJ 1 r . 7 i- I rm Kathy Johnson Teresa Keesee Deborah Keller Kathy Kleineck Jim Lewis Gina LoBiando Sharon McNutt Cheryl Miller 108 1 972 JUNIOR- OA££ Brenda Moore Judy Mullins Cindy Mumpower Sonny Mumpower William Myers James Needham David Nidiffer Celia Pinkston Far left: What you see is what you get! Left: Peek-a-boo! I see you! 109 1972 junior- ewes Paul Rose Deb Rutherford Lorene Ryan Vickie Sampson Arlonda Saunders Lynne Sergent Ted Sizemore Jane Smith Suzanne Ray Walter Rivers no 1972 JUNIOR CLASS Far left: Vickie crys, I want my mommy. Left: Sonny looks very disappoint¬ ed after getting kicked out of class, again! David Stacy Herbert Stacy Angelia Stallard Deb Stidham Ray Surrett Marlene Swiney Roy Talley Teresa Varner III eoppo uoRE cwss OFFICERS: Spon., Gwaldis; V. Pres., Blakemore; Sec-Treas., Gib¬ son; Pres., Muron; Spon., Cooper Barry Bandy Terry Bandy Dennis Barnett Gina Blair Steve Blakemore Penny Boatright Sonia Boyd Jackie Briggs Sandra Browning Gary Burns David Clark Debbie Clark Kenneth Crawley Lawrence Davis Teresa Dizney Kay Dockery Teresa Dorton Mary Fannon Jimmy Fillmore Paul Fisher 112 CLAGQ OF ’74 Ronald Flanary Billy Ford Imogene Frazier Wanda Fuson Frank Gardner Danny Gibson Elaine Gibson Ricky Grimes Doris Hampton Pat Hampton Robert Hampton Barbara Harris Brenda Harris Chris Haverly Larry Horner Phyllis Houston David Jervis Coleen Johnson David Jones Beth Kilgore James Lackey Irene Lewis Trina Lifford J ames Maness Patsy Minor SOPWO UORE OASS Brenda Harris on F.T.A. day in the study hall. Lona Parsons Benny Peace Barbara Price Mike Price Bruce Sizemore Anita Smith Prissy Smith Jennifer Sowder Allen Stallard Johnnie Stines Mary Sturgill Gary Summers Helen Swiney Jerry Talley Billy Roberts Robert Ryan Juanita Shepard Eugene Shular 114 SOPWO UORE. GROWING GREATER Randy Taylor Judy Thacker Gary Trigg Larry Trigg Johnny Vaughan David Wallace Ricky Ward Kenneth Wells Helen Wheeler Roger Williams Left: Gina checks the roll at Hi-Y meeting, Right: Gary and Tim stand waiting to be dismissed. Left: Wonder what Rex and Barry find so amusing in biology class! Right; Que tal muchachos? 115 FRESH MEN CLAQQ Ralph Bandy Charles Barnett Marlene Bartee Debbie Belchcr OFFICERS: Pres., Mitchell; V. Pres., Muron; Sponsors, Hollo¬ man, Riggs, Robinette Robert Bishop Debbie Blackburn Mary Blakemore Kenneth Bledsoe James Boatright Nancy Boatright Jenny Breeding Mitchell Brewer Terry Byrant Brenda Bush Gloria Clark Mike Clark Patty Clark Steve Clark Larry Collier Nancy Collins Debbie Cooper Ronnie Cornett Teresa Crum Cammie Day 116 CLAQQ OP ' 75 Patricia Day Linda Deaton Diana Dorton Terri watches as Pam prepares a bullentin board for Mr. Blair. Steve Edens Jocelyn Ellis Diana Fannon Teresa Fig Becky Frazier Dennis Fultz Mike Gaddis Buddy Gardner Donnie Gibson Larry Gilliam Howard Galloway Tim Grant Teresa Hart Janice Herndon Mike Herron Susan Howard Donald Howe Richard Hubbard Bill Honeycutt Terry Hurley Doris Hylton FRESW UEN CWSS These students sure are attentive to their teacher. Russell Jones Darlene Keesee Lee Keller Frank Kibler Janice Kinsler Eddie Knight Randy Lane Ricky Lane Debbie Lawson Leravena Lawson Pat Leedy Boyd Lewis Elmer Lewis Jerry Livingston Debbie Logan Ricky Maggard Danny McDonough Carmella McKinney Steve Mitchell Beverly Monroe Dennis Mosier Ricky Mullis Dennis Muron Brenda Norris Jimmy Peters Debbie Price Marsha Price Merry Price 118 CLACC OF ' 75 John Reese Randall Ritchie Leroy Robinson Are you boys playing hands in the hall? Freshmen take time out to wash the day’s events down. Martha Robinson Mike Rose Ronnie Rose Kim Scalf Eddie Sharpe Vicky Shepard Raymond Shu la r Eddie Sloan Pam Smith Terri Smith Joe Stacy Allan Stanley June Stidham Janet Strength Charles Sturgill Steve Swiney Patsy Thomas Gary Thompson Mike Valley Marilyn Vocke Kenneth Wells Bobby Wheeler Cindy Williams Don Williams Susie Williams 119 SUB-FRESHMEN CLASS Peyton Barker Gus Barnett OFFICERS: Pres., Gibson; V. Pres., Thomas; Sec., Garrett; Sponsors, Blair, Nelson, Gentry, Mullins, and Carnes. Mary Barnett Teresa Belcher John Blakemore James Bledsoe Clarence Boggess Ricky Bowman Ricky Boyd Ted Boyd Teresa Brickey Sandy Brooks Danny Bush Doris Caudill Ricky Caudill Robert Collier Bobby Christian Doris Christian Kenny Collins Stephanie Cornett Paul Davis Janice Diets Shirley Eld ridge Wayne Falin Elaine Fields Patricia Fields Lola Flanary Patty Frazier 120 CLACC OP ' 76 Johnny Fugate Steve Gardner Sub-freshmen take time out to pose for a picture. Shelia Garrett Sub-freshmen study hard the first year, but what about the years to come? Maria Getsi Judy Gibson Willie Gibson Ruble Gillenwater Pam Givens Kim Golden Eddie Galloway Diana Holbrook Mark Hollyfield Rena Hooper Delores Hylton Jerry Jackson Clinton Jervis Jimmy Jones Mike Jones Tim Jones Rosemary Keesee Terry Keesee Tom Keller Paul Kindle Kathy Kirschner Jeff Lane Tricia Lovel Donna Mabe Judy Maness 121 SUB-FRESH UEN CLASS Sub-freshmen have a hard time doing their Math 8. Charles Minor Kathy Mullins Ricky Mumpower Roy Munsey Debbie Murphy Patty Needham Barbara Norris Diane Ossea Carolyn Owens Franky Owens Steve Parsons Mark Poteet Roger Ramey Susie Richardson Connie Robinson Kimberly Rogers Kim Rose Rob Rutherford Michaei Rowland Tommy Sampson Joyce Maxwell Vickie McCrary Rosemary McFarland Patty Meade Trina Meade 122 CLACQ OP ’76 George Shular Tommy Skeens Kandy Smith Wonder what these Sub-Freshmen are up to in study hall? 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J, Thomas, U.S. Army Recruiter Ed Collins Tim Collins Dwight Collins Coilee Collins Tammy Collins 1972 SENIOR DIRECTORS KATHY ATKINS - Debate 2,3; Class Sec. 1; Sci¬ ence 1,2,5, Treas. 5; Spanish 2,3,4,5; S.C.A. 2.3.4.5, V. Pres. 4, Pres. 5, District Pres. 5; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Snow Queen Candidate 5; Accolade Staff 4; Jr. Play 4; Sr. Play 5, A Block Recipient 4; Girls ' State 4; Class Giftorian 5. DORIS BANDY - Choral 3, 5, Pres. 5; Home Ec. 3, 4.5, V. Pres. 4, Pres. 5; Library 4; Science 1,2, 3; Booster 1,2,3,4; Accolade Staff 5, Typist 5; Honorable Mention Science Fair 2; Snow Queen Candidate 5. DENNIS BARKER - S.C.A. 3,4,5, V. Pres. 5; Sci¬ ence 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2; Booster 1,2, 3,4,5, Sec. 4, Pres. 1; Bark Staff 4; Band 1,2, 3, Sgt. at Arms 3; Choral 1,2,3; Treas. Sr. Class 5. CATHY BARNETT - Bark Staff 2; Safety Patrol 1,2, 3,4, Capt. 4; F.T.A. 5, Pari. 5; F. B.L.A. 4 ; D.E. 5; Library 2, 3,4,5, Pres. 5; Booster 1,2, 3, 4,5; Hi-Y 2, 3,4,5; Science 1,2,3; Debate 2. PAT BARNETT - Science 1,2,4; F.T.A. 3,4,5; De¬ bate 2,3; Hi-Y 2,3,4,5, Pres. 5, Massanetta Leadership Conference 3,4, Model General As¬ sembly 4,5, Senator4, Speaker of House 5, L.P. District Sec. 5; Beta 4,5, Treas. 4,5; Speech 5, Speech Plays 5; Alternate Girls ' State 4, Jr. Play 4; Sr. Play 5; Forensic Play 4; Spanish 2,3,4,5; Bark Staff 3,4, 5; Rep. Sr. Class 5; Choral 3,4. BRUCE BISHOP - Basketball 2, 3,4,5; Baseball 3,4, 5; Treas. Soph Class 3; V. Pres. Jr. Class 4; Treas. Hi-Y 4; Spanish 2,3,4,5; Science 1,2,4, 5; Booster 3,4,5; Accolade Staff 4,5; Bus. Mgr. 5; Honorable Mention Science Fair 3; 3rd Place Boys’ Biological 4; S. C. A. 3,4; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, 5; Bark Staff 2, 3. BETTY R. BLACK - Science 2,3; Booster 1,2, 3,4,5; Hi-Y 3,4,5;Library3,5;HomeEc. 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Home Ec. Award 4; Choral 1,4. DARLENE BOATRIGHT - Safety Patrol 1,2, 3,4,5; HomeEc. 1,2, 3,4,5, Treas. 5, Rep. 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Library 2, 3; Science 2,3. ROGER BROWNING - Science 1,2, 3,4,5. ANN BUSH - Booster 3,4,5; Science 2,3; Home Ec. 1.2.3.4.5, TOM BUSH - Science 1,2,3; Booster2,3,4,5; Football 2.3.4.5, Football Hustler Award 5; S.C.A. 5. NORMAN CLARK - Science 1,2,3; Booster 1,2,3,4, 5; Spanish 3,4; Football 1,2, 3; S.C.A. 5; D.E. 5. GARY CRAFT - Football 1,2,3,4,5; Baseball 2; Sci¬ ence 1,2,3; Economics Club 1. RON FLASH DAVIS - Science 1,2, 3,5; Spanish 2, 3; S.C.A. 5; Football 2,3,4,5, All District De¬ fense Halfback 5, MVP in LPD Tournament 5; Baseball 5. BERNITA DELP - Science 1,2,3, Honorable Mention Science Fair 9; Hi-Y 3,4; Home Ec. 5; F.T.A. 3.4.5, Sec. 4, Rep. 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Booster 1.2.3.4.5, Sec. 5; Spanish 3,4,5; S.C.A. 4; Bark Staff 3,4,5, Assistant Editor 4, Editor 5; Library 2,3,4, Rep. 4; Class Rep. 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Mistress of Ceremonies of Jr. -Sr. Prom 4. CHARLENE DELP - Booster 1,2,3,4,5; Science 1,2, 3,4,5; D.E. 3,5, Sec. 5; Home Ec. 4; Snow Queen Candidate 5, Snow Queen 5. HENRY DELP - Science 1,2,5; Economics Club 5. MIKE DORTON - Science 1,2,3; Spanish 3,4; Boos¬ ter 1,2,3. BOB ELDRIDGE - Spanish 1; Science 1,2,3; Speech 5, Speech Play 5. STEVE ESTEP - Hi-Y 2,3,4,5; Science 1,2,4; Span¬ ish 2,4; Band 1.2,3,4,5; Choral 1,2. RICHARD FALIN - D.E. 2; Science 1,2,3; Booster 1,2,3,4,5; Baseball 2,3,4,5; Basketball 1; Foot¬ ball 1; Economics Club 4, Treas. 5; All-District Baseball 5. DIANA FIG - Science 1,2,4; Spanish 1,2; Choral 5; Booster 5; Jr. Play 4; Class Prophet 5. PATTI FIG - Science 1,2,3; Spanish 3,4,5, V. Pres. 4; F.T.A. 3,4,5; Cheerleader 4; Home Ec. 5; 3rd Place Science Fair 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 2; Library 2,3; Booster 1,2,3,4,5; Class Pres. 5; Betty Crocker Award 5. DAVID FOSTER - D.E. 1; Science 1,2,3; Booster 1, 2,3,4; Economics 5, V. Pres. 5; Football 1,2,3, 4,5; Basketball 1; Baseball 2,5; Track 1. MELISSA FRALEY - Science 1,2,3,4,5, Honorable Mention Science Fair 2,3; Spanish 2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; F.B.L.A. 5; Office Assistant 5; Sr. Play 5. DEB FRAZIER - Home Ec. 1,2,3,4,5; Science 2,3; Booster 1,2,3. DEB FARMER” FULMER - Band 1,2,3,4; Science 2, 3; Home Ec. 1; Booster 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4,5, Sec. 5; D.E. 3; Jr. Play 4; Choral 2,5; Hi-Y 5. ROBERT FULTZ - Booster 1,2,3,4,5, Pres. 5; Sci¬ ence 1,2,3,4,5, V. Pres. 5; Spanish 2,3,4,5, Pres. 4; F.T.A. 3,4,5; Track 2,5; Jr. Play 4; Forensic Play 4,5; Science Fair 1st Boys ' Physical 1,5; Forensic Boys’ Prose 4,5; Sigma-Zeta Sci¬ ence Competition 5; Jr. Class Treas. 4; Last Will and Testament 5. RONNIE GAINES - Science 1,2,3; Booster 1,2,3,4,5; Speech 5, Speech Play 5; Basketball 3,4,5; Base¬ ball 3,4,5; Track 5; Choral 5. MITZI GIBSON - First Year Typing Award 3; Booster 1,2,3,4,5; Science 2,3; Home Ec. 1; F.B.L.A. 4; Science Fair Honorable Mention 3; C. V.C. Science Fair Award 3; Sec. Jr. Class 4; Sec. Sr. Class 5; Sr. Homecoming Queen Candidate 5; Jr. Play 4; 1971-72 Jr.-Sr. Prom Queen 5. RONNIE GIBSON - Science 1,2,3,4; Spanish 3,4, 5; Band 1; Football 2,3; Baseball 3,4; Booster 1,2, 3,4,5; F.T.A. 3,4,5, Treas. 5; Safety Patrol 1,2; Jr. Play 4; Sr. Play 5; Forensic Play 5; 3rd Place Forensic Poetry 5; S.C.A. 4,5; Hi-Y 3. DAVID HYLTON - Science 1,2,3,4, 5. PAUL HYLTON - Science 1,2, 3,4; D.E. 5. JIM JERVIS - Science 1,2,3; D.E. 1; Economics Club 5. CATHY KEESEE - Homecoming Queen Candidate 1; Science 1,2,3,4,5; Science Fair Award 2, Sci¬ ence Fair Coordinator 2, 3,4,5; Spanish 2,3,4,5; S.C.A. 3,4,5, Treas. 3, Sec. 4,5, District Sec. 5; Freshmen Class Sec.-Treas. 2; Jr. Play 4; Hi-Y 2,3,4,5, F.T.A 3,4,5; Pres. 3; Choral 2; Merit ' s Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4,5; Honor Society ' s Who ' s Who Award 4; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 5; Sr. Play 5; Girls ' State 4; Sr. Class Poet 5; Sigma-Zeta Math Contest Rep. 5; Bark Staff 4,5; Nominee for Va. Ed. Assoc. Scholarship and Eddie Lee King Honor Scholarship 5; Honor Student 5; Alternate Queen Jr. -Sr. Prom 5. BUD KIRSCHNER - Science 2,3,4; Spanish 3; Booster 2,3,4; D.E. 5, Pres. 5; Band 3,4, Sgt. at Arms 4; S.C.A. 2,3, 5; Football 2; Basketball 2,3. JERRY LANE - Science 1,2,3,4,5. BILL LAWSON - Science 1,2,3; Spanish 2,3,4; Beta 4,5; Economics Club 5, Pres. 5; Basketball 1,2, 3,5, Basketball Award 5; Honorable Mention Sci¬ ence Fair 1,2,3; V. Pres. Fresh. Class 2; V. Pres. Sr. Class 5. TONY LAWSON - D.E. 5; Spanish 4; Booster 1,2,3, 4,5; Science 1,2,3,4; Football 4,5, Hustler Award 5; Jr. Play 4. TOM LOBIANDO - Science 5; Choral 5. 140 DELMAR MARSINGILL - Science 1,2,3, Pres. 2; Booster 1,2,3; Football 1,4,5; Track 2; All-Dis¬ trict Football 5; Football Defensive Lineman of Year 5; Spanish 2; Economics Club 5. LUKE MARSINGILL - Football 1,2,3,4,5, All Dis¬ trict 1970 and 1971, A11S.W. Va. 1971 4; Lions Club Award Outstanding Offensive Lineman 1971 4; Lineman of Week in S. W. VA., Selected to play in V.H.S. L., All Star Game, Co-Capt. 1971 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5, All Wise Cty. Tournament 1971 4; All S. W. Va. 1971-72 4; Baseball 3,4,5; Track 4,5; Science 1,2,4; Span¬ ish 2,3; Booster 1,2,3; D.E. 3; Economics Club 5 Sec 5 AUGUSTA M ARTIN - Safety Patrol 1,2; Science 1, 2,3,4; Home Ec. 2,3,4,5, Sec. 5; Booster 1,2, 3; D.E. 4. DEB MC CRARY - Choral 1,2,3,4,5; Safety Patrol 1,2; Booster 1; Science 1,2, 3. DAVID MURON - Fresh. Class Pres. 2; Ad. Mgr. Accolade Staff 5; Treas. D.E. 5; Pres. Science 4,5; Accolade Staff 4,5; Bark Artist 5; S.C. A. 1.2.3.4, 5; D.E. 5; Science 1,2,3,4,5; Booster 1,2,3,4,5; Beta 4,5; Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish2, 3,4,5; Jr. Play 4; Sr. Play 5; Football 2,3,4; Track 4; Honorable Mention Science Fair 1,2; 1st Place Science Fair 3,4,5; Grand Award 1st S. W. Va. Regional Science FairC.V.C. 3; Grand Award 2nd S. W. Va. Regional Science Fair C. V.C. 4; Grand Award 3rd S. W. Va. Regional Science Fair C. V. C. 5; Air Force Excellence Award 3; Am. Society For Microbiology Award 3rd Re. Science Fair 5; 2nd Place Boys ' Biological Award Reg. Science Fair 5; Finalist 21st Inter¬ national Science Fair 3; Honorable Mention 3; Fin¬ alist 23rd Int. Science and Engineering Fair 4; 23rd Int. Science Fair Atomic Energy Commission Award 5; Spanish Award 3; National Honor Society 4,5; V.F.W. Good Citizenship Award 5; Who ' s Who Among American High School 4,5; C. B. Slemp Foundation Scholarship 5; Eddie Lee King Honor Scholarship 5; Math, Science Part, in 1st Sigma-Zeta Contest C. V.C. 5; Salutatorian Sr. Class 5; U.V. A. Scholarship 5. BRENDA NEELEY - Science 1,2,3,4; Booster 1,2,3, 4; Spanish 2,3,4,5; Home Ec. 3; S.C,A. 2; Bark Staff 3,4; Debate 2,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4,5; Rep. 4, Sec. 5; Beta 4,5, V. Pres. 4,5; Hi-Y 1, 2.3.4.5, Treas. 5; M.G.A. 4; Science Fair Winner 3; History D.A.R. Award 1,4; Jr. Play 4; Sr? Play 5; Speech 5, Speech Play 5; Merit ' s Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents 5; Alternate Girls ' State 4; Office Assistant 3,4,5; Valedictorian 5. AUDRICKA NIDIFFER- Class V. Pres. 1,3; F.T.A. V. Pres. 3; D.E. V. Pres. 5; S.C.A. 4; 1st Place Girls ' Biological Division Science Fair Award 3; Science 2,3,4,5; Home Ec. 1,5; F.T.A. 3,4,5; D. E. 3,5; Booster 1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol 1,2,3. CAROL PRICE - Science 1,2,3; Home Ec. 1; F.B.L.A. 1. DOROTHY PRICE - Science 1,2,3; Library 5; F.B.L.A. 4. VICKIE RATCLIFF - Science 1,2,3; Booster 1,2,3, 4,5; Home Ec. 4,5; Hi-Y 2,3,4,5, V. Pres. 5; Spanish 2,3; D.E. 5, Treas. 5; Jr. Play 4; De¬ bate 2,3; Cheerleader 3; Honorable Mention Sci¬ ence Fair 3; N.A.S.A. Award 3. STEVE RIGGS - Science 1,2,3; D.E. 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Honorable Mention Sci¬ ence Fair 2; 3rd Place Boys ' Biological Science Fair 3; Booster 1,2,3. ROGER SIZEMORE - Booster 1,2,3,4,5; Science 1, 2,3,4,5; Football 1,2,3,4,5. BRENDA SLOAN - Science 1,2,3; Library 2,3,4; Bark Staff 2,3; D.E. 5, Rep. 5, D.E. 1st Place Display Contest 5; F.B.L.A. 4; S.C.A. 3. LEWIS SMITH - Science 1,2,3. HEIDI W. SNEED - Science 1,2,3,4, Honorable Mention Science Fair 2, 3rd Place Girls ' Physical 4; Spanish 2,3,4,5; Beta 4,5; Library 3,4,5; Home Ec. 5; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Honor Student 5. LOIS SPEARS - Booster 3,4,5; library 4,5; Science 1,2,3,4,5; Home Ec. 1,2. EMMA JANE STIDHAM - S.C.A. 4; Accolade Staff 4,5; Editor 5; Science 1,2,3,4,5; Spanish 3,2; Hi-Y 2,3,4,5, MG A 3,4,5, Page 3, Dele- t ate 4, Assistant Clerk of House 5; F.T.A. 4,5; ooster 1,2,3,4,5; Choral 2,3,4,5, V. Pres. 3; Debate 2,3; Speech 5, Speech Play 5; Typing Award 4; Journalism Award 5; Girls ' State 4; Pres. Sub-Fresh. Class 1; Pres. Soph. Class 3; Nominee for Eddie Lee King Scholarship 5; Eddie Lee King Scholarship 5; Merit ' s Who ' s Who Among Ameri¬ can High School Students 4; Last Will and Testa¬ ment 5; Honorable Mention Science Fair 2,3. DOROTHY STURGILL - Library 1,5; Spanish 3,4,5; Home Ec. 2,3,4; Science 2,3,4,5. NORMA STURGILL - Science 2,3,4,5; Booster 2,3, 4,5; Bark Staff 2,3,4; Speech 5; F.T.A. 4,5; F.B.L.A. 4; Office Assistant 2,3,4,5; Jr. Play 4; Sr. Play 5; Speech Play 5; Home Ec. 1. DALE TAYLOR - Spanish 3,4,5; S cience 2,3,4,5; Baseball 3,4; Booster 2,3,4; Economics Club 5. JACKIE TAYLOR - Bark Staff 4; D.E. 3; Science 2, 3,4,5; Library 1,3,5, Rep. 5; Sec.-Treas. 4; Home Ec. 2,3,4; Booster 1,2,3,4,5. PATSY TRIGG - Science 1,2,3; Library 3; Hi-Y 3,4, 5; F.B.L.A. 4,5; Safety Patrol 4,5; Office Assis¬ tant 2,3,4,5; Nominee for Eddie Lee King Scholar¬ ship 5. STANLEY TRINKLE - Spanish 3,4; Science 1,2,3,4, 5; D.E. 5; Booster 1,2,3,4,5; Sr. Play 5; Hi-Y 2; Football 1,2; Baseball 3,5. MONA TURNER - Home Ec. 1; S.C.A. 1,3,5; Band 1,2,3,4,5, Majorette 1,2,3,5, Head Majorette 5, Alternate Drum Majorette 5; F.B.L.A. 5; Sci¬ ence 2,3,4,5; Pres. Band 5; Fresh. Class Sec. 2; Treas. F.B.L.A. 5; Homecomong Queen Candi¬ date 2; Booster 1,2, 3,5. TOM TURNER - Science 1,2, 3,4,5; Booster 1,2,3, 4,5; Speech 5, Speech 5; Spanish 3,4,5; Class Sec. 3; S.C.A. 3; Football 1,2,3,4,5, Capt. 4, 5; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5; All-District Football 2, 3,4,5; All-District Basketball 2, 3,4,5; All-Dis¬ trict Baseball 2,3,4, 5; All State Football 4,5; All Southern League 4,5; All S.W. Va. 3,4,5; Lineman of the Year 4,5; Selected to play in All State game in Roanoke 5; King of 1971-72 Jr.-Sr. Prom 5. STANLEY VAUGHAN - Science 1,2,3,4,5, 2nd Place Boys ' Physical Award 3, 3rd Place Award 4. Honorable Mention Science Fair 5; Sigma- Zeta Award Competition Honorable Mention 5; Spanish 3,4,5; Forensic Poetry 2,3; Booster 1,2, 3,4,5; Safety Patrol 2,3; Bark Staff 3,4. JODY WELLS - Spanish 2,3; Science 1,2, 3,4,5; D.E. 5, Pub. Chairman 5; Booster 1,2,3,4,5; Safety Patrol 1,2,3; Jr. Play 4; Sr. Play 5. DOROTHY WELLS - Home Ec. 1,2,3; Library 2,3 4,5; Science 2,3,4,5. VICTOR WILLIAMS - Speech 5, Pres. 5; Science 1, 2,3,4,5; Football 2,3,4,5; All-District Defense End 4,5, 1971 Hustler Award 5; Track 2,3,4,5; Basketball 5; Booster 1,2,3,4,5; Spanish 1,2,3, 4,5; Economics Club 4, Treas. 5. 141 JUMOR -SEMOR IMDQ6 Adams, Jerri 24, 34, 35,44,45,53,62,106 Atkins, Kathy 22,23,34,39,46,47,53,54,55,63,84, 88.90.99.100.102 Atkins, Susie 26,27,30,35,42,53,106 Bandy, Doris 26,27,28,29,38,49,53,54,55,83,90, 100.124 Barker, Dennis 22,23,53,54,55,90,92,98,100,101 Barker, Larry 62,66,106 Barnett, Cathy 24,25,30,32,35,36,53,54,55,62,90, 100 Barnett, Pat 7,24,25,31,32,35,37,46,53,54,55,82, 90,92,100,102,115 Bishop, Bruce 20,24,26,27,34,53,54,55,62,63,70, 74,75,90,100 Black, Betty R. 53,54,55,90,98,100,108 Blair, Pete 109 Blevins, Connie 24,34,35,52,53,59,58,62,106 Boatright, Darlene 28,29,33,53,54,55,83,90,100 Boggess, Susie 29,53,54,55,90,100,108 Bowman, Bob 106,124 Boyd, Glen 5, 30 Browning, Roger 49,53,54,55,90,100,108 Bush, Ann 29,53,54,55,62,91,100 Bush, Delilah 38,53,62,106 Bush, Tom 22,34,53,54,55,66,67,78,80,91,100 Caudill, Nancy 53,106,108,110 Childress, Teresa 30,49,53,56,60,61,62,63,180, 106 Clark, Carolyn 30,31,53,54,55,56,60,61,62,63,80, 100,106 Clark, Norman 32,53,54,55,91,94,100 Collier, Charlotte 22,30,31,35,36,42,53,84,106 Collier, Jewel C. 53,106 Cooper, Jerry 33,106 Cox, Favin 34,48,52,53,106,108 Craft, Gary 53,54,55,66,77,88,91,100 Davis, Flash 20,22,52,53,54,55,66,70,71,72,78, 80,91,100,103 Day, Deanna 106 Delp, Bernita 24,29,31,34,35,42,53,54,55,62,91, 98.99.100.102 Delp, Charlene 5,30,32,53,54,55,88,92,99,100 00 Delp, Henry 33,53,54,55,92,100 Diets, Deb 106 Dorton, Mike 53,54,55,92,100 Eldridge, Bob 32,49,53,54,55,56,91,93,100 Estep, Steve 24,53,54,55,58,59,93,100 Falin, Judy 27,53,106 FaUn, Richard 32,53,54,55,76,74,78,93,100 Fig, Diana 38,53,54,55,63,62,83,93,94,100 Fig, Patti 29,34,35,53,54,55,83,92,93,99,100,102 Fig, Wayne 106 Flanary, Margaret 24,28,34,35,53,57,62,106,107, 110 Fleenor, Charles 34,40,41,107 Foster, David 33,48,49,53,54,55,59,63,66,80,93 100,101 Fraley, Melissa 30,46,53,54,55,93,100 Frazier, Deb 53,54,55,93 Fulmer, Deb 24,30,38,53,54,55,93,98,99,100,101 Fultz, Robert 30,34,35,39,40,41,52,53,54,55,62, 77.83.100.103 Gaines, Ronnie 22,32,38,53,54,55,70,72,74,75,77, 78.93.98.100.103 Gardner, Lowell 22,26,31,34,37,44,45,50,62,74, 107 Garrett, Jim 24,37,39,44,47,46,64,107 Gibson, Hubert 107 Gibson, Mitzi 48,50,53,54,55,92,94,98,100,101 Gibson, Ronnie 22,34,35,46,52,53,54,55,94,100 Gibson, Teresa 30,31,53,56,62,63,80,107,110 Hall, Ed 22,32,108 Harvey, Betty 53,107 Houston, Patsy 43,107 Hylton, David 53,54,55,94,100 Hylton, Paul 32,53,54,55,94,100 Insko, Sam 24,38,94,99 James, John 48,49,66,108 Jervis, Jim 32 33,53,54,55,62,88,94,100 Johnson, Kathy 40,49,53,108 Keesee, Cathy 20,22,24,46,47,52,53,54,55,82,83, 84.95.100.102.124 Keesee, Teresa 28,35,37,44,53,104,108 Keller, Deb 21,26,31.34.35.44,53,62,108 Kirschner, Bud 32,53,54,55,95,100 Kleineck, Kathy 24,30,35,53,62,108 Lane, Jerry 53,54,55,66,74,95,100 Lawson, Bill 33,34,37.53,54,55,70,72,78,82,83, 85.92.94.95.100 Lawson, Tony, 5,32,50,53,54,55,62,66,78,95,100 Lewis, Jim 100 LoBiando, Gina 38,50,52,53,108 LoBiando, Tom 38,53,54,55,95,100,115 Marsingill, Delmar 53,54,55,56,72,62,66,78,80, 100 Marsingill, Luke 33,48,53,54,55,59,66,67,70,71, 72.77.78.80.95.98.100 Martin, Augusta 28,29,53,54,55,95,100 McCrary, Deb 38,53,54,55,95,100 McNutt, Sharon 32,37,49,53,62,108 Miller, Cheryl 24,34,49,49,53,62,108 Mullins, Judy 49,52,53,108,109 Mumpower, Cindy 22,24,28,34,44,45,52,53,60, 61.63,107,109,115 Mumpower, Sonny 66,67,109,111 Muron, David 5,20,26,27,31,32,37,39,40,41,46, 47.53.54.55.82.83.84.95.100 Myers, Chip 34,44,109 Needham, James 66,109 Neeley, Brenda 24,25,32,34,35,37,47,46,53,54, 55,82,83,88,95,98,100 105 Nidiffer, Audricka 26,27,29,32,35,53,54,55,95,99, 100,102,105 Nidiffer, David 109 Pinkston, Celia 34,53,109 Price, Carol 53,54,55,100,108,109 Price, Dorothy 53,54,55,96,100 Price, Jim 109 Ratcliffe, Vickie 24,25,32,53,54,55,96,100,108 Ray, Suzzanne 32,34,35,37,42,44,45,53,62,110 Riggs, Steve 32,53,54,55,96,100 Rivers, Walter 66,110 Rose, Dorothy 53,62,109 Rose, Paul 110 Rutherford, Deb 26,30,44,53,62,110 Ryan, Lorene 29,30,31,108,110 Sampson, Vickie 53,110,111 Saunders, Arlonda 53,110 Sergent, Lynne 24,25,31,34,35,38,42,44,53,60, 61,62,63,80,109,110 Sizemore, Roger 53,54,55,62,63,66,96,98,100 Sizemore, Ted 110 Sloan, Brenda 30,32,53,54,55,96,100 Smith, Jane 53,110 Smith, Lewis 53,54,55,96,101 Sneed, Heidi W. 28,53,54,55,82,100 Spears, Lois 36,49,53,54,55,96,100 Stacy, David 59,66,67,68,78,104,111 Stacy, Herbert 33,56,62,111 Stallard, Angelia 24,33,34,53,111 Stidham, Deb 22,35,37,48 49,53,56,60,61,62,63, 80,84,111 Stidham, Emma 20,24,25,26,27,32,35,38,53,54, 55,62,83,84,85,96,100,102 Sturgill, Dorothy 29,49,53,54,55,96,100 Sturgill, Norma 32,35,47,46,53,54,55,66.83,84,96, Surrett, Ray 44,66,111 Swiney, Marlene 20,26,43,35,37,53,111 Talley, Roy 49,62,66,67,68,78,111 Taylor Dale 32,53,54,55,88,96,100 Taylor, Jackie 36,53,54,55,96,100 Taylor, Reva 24,49,53 Trigg, Patsy 30,33,54,55,83.84,97,100 Trinkle, Stanley 5,32,46,49,53,54,55,64,88,97, 100 Turner, Mona 22,30,54,53,55,59,97,98,100 Turner, Tom 32,48,50,53,54,55,66,67,68,70,71, 72,73,74,75,78,80,97,100,101 Varner, Teresa 30,34,38,53,111 Vaughan, Deb 53 Vaughan, Stanley 5,40,52.53,54,55,63,97,100,103 Wallace, Mike 111 Wells, Dorothy 36,49,53,54,55,97,100 , Wells, Joe 32,46,47,50,53,54,55,97,100 Williams, Victor 32,33,53,54,55,66,77,78,80,97, 100 Wilson, David 111 Young, Marlyn 35,53,111 142