Battle High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1971 volume:

Ijoenix John S. Battle High School Bristol, Virginia Volume XII Editor . . . Phyllis Bowers Assistant Editor . . . Chris Koch Sponsor . . . Miss Anne P. Vermillion The loss of Mrs. Mary Lou Tedder, Art teacher, at John 5. Battle for eleven years, was a great one for students and faculty. She dedicated thirty-two years of her life to the teaching profession, and beneficially influenced the lives of many young people. Mrs. Tedder ' s aims and accomplishments shall not be forgotten nor go unrewarded. To live in hearts we leave behind, is not to die, ■ ■ Campbell — Hallowed Ground ' Our Dedication It is seldom that students find a teacher who is willing to sacrifice as much time, effort, or energy to any cause as she has to John S. Battle High School. It is to one of these select few that we dedicate the 1971 Phoenix. Although Mrs. Brenda Hagy has only taught two years at John Battle, she has been an in¬ spiration to all. We admire her because of her knowledge and her dedication to John Battle. She has helped students to know and understand things in life which really count. She seems to take a personal interest in each individual student which we think is an important quality of a good teacher. We respect her because she respects us, and because she has the courage to stand for that which she believes to be right. It is with sincere appreciation and warm regard that the Phoe¬ nix staff humbly dedicates the 1971 Phoenix to Mrs. Brenda Hagy. Mental . . . Physical . . . 4 Social . . . Emotions 7 Tall 9 “I just sat on some¬ thing bad! I never drink — well, almost never. There ' s a cricket in my diaper. You ' re kidding! My miniskirt is a little too short! Hey baby, whatcha doin ' ? Oh no! It ' s that weird guy again! Ivan, the Russian Midget Small . . . 1. Sandra Bullock 2. Patty Stewart 3 Cindy Hurley 4. Terri Collier 5. Robert Anderson 6. Barbara Gilmer 7. Linda Hickok 8. Andy Elsea 9. Janet Owens 10. Tim Fuller That takes care of that newspaper! “Fll get that flea yet. The Cooper Kid My tailor ain ' t the best in the world! Topless Review This is a weird way to beat a rug! My left ear is lower than the right! That peanut butter sure is good! The swelling has got to go down sometime! 1. Mike Collins - 2 . Phyllis Bowers, Patty Stools ' 3. Becky Horde jl; V Jjvvvivi 4. Brenda Taylor 5. Rodney Boyd 6. Ginger ' Fleienpr 7. K thy Cooper , 8. David Coinb ' ; 9. Donna p’restpn , 10. Larry Jones ' I know my rights. Fuzz.” a’♦ ♦ ' Darn wind! ' I was number 17 and I didn ' t get shaved at all! That spray starch is great. I don ' t feel a thing! Rock, the caveman, after inventing the wheel. I found the glass eye for my navel. 1. James Fulbright 2. Nancy Houser 3. Jerry Bevins 4. Susan Owens 5. Connie Neal 6. Shirley Johnson 7. Eddie Taylor 8. Mike Malcolm 9. Pam Atkins No teeth, no dentist bills! 1. Nancy Te ' sterman v ' ' ' V j f ' ivC ' Z. ' KarPPlahta ' :U.i ' ' : ‘ S ' 3. Debbie Kilby ' ,.:;;i|g|gg; , ' 4. Roni Waycaster ■ . i uiu vvdyi;abier.,i , I ' ij, £■5 ' . Chris Koch ' . ' ;;Jv 6, ' Steve Hardin ' . ' ,7. Russ Kegley. 8. :Oroi 9; Wayne Bott 10. ; ' Lisa Widener) ' ' i;i;.‘ ' ;ij ' {;| i 11. Janie Anderson 12. Barbara Reich- ii ' 13. Nancy Goodson: ' ' -;; {«fj;||t il4. Xeeanne Powers I ' m not believing this. Battle ' s answer to Barney Fife This arthritis is getting bad! WOW I ' ve got to get this hearing aid fixed! This 9 to 12 shift is for the birds. The Human Ashtray POPEYE Playboy ' s playmate of the year! If you can ' t cut ' em, bite ' em! I can ' t seem to get the facts straight! Hey, good looking! l b- ES I I promise you more pampers and playtex nursers. For the last time, I don ' t want a blindfold! z o 14 Table of Contents Highlights 6 MENTAL 19 Administration — Faculty 30 PHYSICAL 37 Athletics 46 SOCIAL 67 Features 76 Organizations 88 Classes 124 18 21 22 Emotions 23 27 Mine 28 Washington County School Board Pictured — First row: Frank G. LeSueur, May Jo Craig, W. M. Howard. Second row: J. T. Lee, Reeves, T. Barker, Robert L. May, Dr. E. B. Stanley — Superintendent, Henry S. Snodgrass, Wirt Foster, John R. Copenhaver. Mr. A. B. Billings — Principal; Emory Henry College — B.A., Appalachian State University — M.A. Mr. Lawrence Dye — Assistant Principal; Union College — B.A., V.P.l. — M.A. Mr. Levi Otey — Assistant Principal; Emory Henry College — B.A. 30 Guidance Counselors ' . h M Pictured: Mrs. Halstead, Mrs. Derting, Mrs. Kelly, Mr. Stanley Office Secretaries Pictured; Mrs. Fleenor, Miss Widener, Mrs. Milhorn Mr. Ralph Booher Union College, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, East Tennessee State University — B.S. History Mrs. Lucille Butt University of Virginia, East Tennessee State Uni¬ versity, Emory Henry College — B.S. History Sponsors FTA Mrs. Jean Collins Radford College, King College, Berea College — B.A. Sponsors Bible Club Math Mrs. Brenda Coulthard Radford College, Emory Henry College — B.A. English Sponsors Forensics Mr. Jerry Crabtree East Tennessee State University — B.S. Math Mrs. Lou Crabtree American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Radford Col¬ lege — B.S. History Sponsors Senior Class Miss Rhoda Craig Virginia Polytechnic Institute, King College — B.A. Business Education Sponsors Bible Club Miss Jane Cuddy Emory Henry College — B.A. English Sponsors TRI-Hl-Y Miss Dorothy Daughtrey Longwood College — B.S., George Washington University — M.A. Science Sponsors Junior Science Qub Mrs. Joan Dingus King College, University of Virginia, Emory Henry College — B.A. Science, Chemistry Mr. Charles Elton Virginia Polytechnic Institute — B.S. Math Sponsors National Honor Society Mr. Jack Garland Emory Henry College — B.A., East Tennessee State University — M.A. English Mr. Jim Geiger University of Virginia, East Tennessee State Uni¬ versity, King College — B.A. Government Mrs. Pauline Gotham University of Richmond, University of Virginia, East Tennessee State University, Mary Washington College — B.A. Government, International Relations Sponsors Junior Class Mrs. Brenda Hagy East Tennessee State University — B.S. Health, Physical Education Sponsors Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Mr. William Halstead Appalachian State University — B.S., M.A. Math Sponsors B Club Mrs. Bertha Henderson East Tennessee State University, Appalachian State University, Shenandoah Conservatory of Music — B.A. — Music Education English Sponsors Forensics Mrs. Bernice Hernandez King College -- B.A., University of Kentucky — M.A. Spanish Sponsors Spanish Club Mr. William Locke Tusculum College — B.A. Biology Sponsors Junior Science Club Mr. Dan Long Clinch Valley College, East Tennessee State Uni¬ versity - B.S., M.A. Biology Sponsors Junior Civitan Mrs. Linda Long East Tennessee State University — B.S. Science Sponsors Civinettes Club Miss Janette Martin East Tennessee State University — B.S. Home Economics Sponsors Future Homemakers of America Mr. Donald Mashburn East Tennessee State University — B.S. Math Sponsors Student Cooperative Association Mr. Harold McCall Emory Henry College — B.A. Math, Physics Sponsors Physics Club Mrs. Joan Minnick University of Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Insti¬ tute — B.S. Biology Sponsors Junior Science Club Mrs. Phyllis Minnick East Tennessee State University — B.S. Art Sponsors Art Club Mr. Jeff Minton University of Virginia, Emory Henry College — B.A. English Sponsors Debate Mr. R. H. Munsey Virginia Polytechnic Institute — B.S. Agriculture Sponsors Future Farmers of America Miss Marlene Newberry University of Virginia, Radford College — B.S. Math Sponsors Civinettes Mr. William Phelps East Tennessee State University — B.S. English, Speech Sponsors Senior Play Miss Phyllis Ratliffe University of Virginia, John B. Stetson University — B.A. English Mrs. Virginia Rheinhold King College — B.A. English Sponsors Forensics Mr. Steve Smeltzer University of Georgia — B.A. Government, Economics Sponsors Junior Civitan Mrs. Sandra Sproies East Tennessee State University — B.S. Library Assistant Sponsors Library Qub Mr. Ron Tallman Emory Henry College — B.A. History Miss Virginia Taylor Emory Henry College — B.A., Madison College - M.A. English Miss Penny Vermillion Virginia Intermont College — A.A., University of Tennessee — B.S. English Sponsors Phoenix Staff Miss Virginia Woody Emory Henry College — B.A., East Tennessee State University — M.A. Reading Sponsors Forensics 36 38 39 .1 40 Emotions Hide 42 43 Emotions — The most Physical Kind 45 Row one: Coach Garrett, Coach Rhea, Kelly Calloway, Dan Mumpower, Greg Hutchins, Mike Bailey, Mike Bell, Terry Dickson, Donnie Campbell, Alan Hayden, Larry Roark, Steve McAllister, Coach Tallman. Row two: Neal Smith, Gale Thompson, Frankie Smith, Rusty Baer, Bobby Williams, Tom Carter, David Johnson, David Fuller, Scotty Rasnick, Mike Venable, Tim Fuller. Row three: Coach Selfe, Sammy Bell, Jerry Chorosevic, Ricky Kiser, Glen Devore, Blaine Morris, Kirby Branson, Johnny Powers, Danny Akers, Bo Snodgrass, Pat Fitzgerald, Mike Tallman, Coach Webb. Row four: ftryan Yoho, Milton Dixon, Jeff Stanley, David Halstead, Steve Tenpenny, Wayne Dixon, Gary Boothe, David Price, Vincent Malinay, Rolan Hensley, David Ford, Gary Lane, Mike Collins, Jimmy McNally, Coach Otey. The drama of competition The thrill of victory Danny Akers, Scotty Rasnake Jeff Stanley, Gary Boothe, David Halstead, and Coach Levi Otey Coach Selfe, David Price J.V. Football First Row: Randy Berry, Benjy Phelps, Kelly Calloway, Larry Roark, David Hunsaker, Danny Mumpower. Second Row: Bill Kickok, Kenny Able, Jerry Chorosevic, Terry Dixon, Alan Hayden, Ronnie Jones. Third Row: Mike Bell, Mike Venable, Keny Henderson, David Bear, Johnny Powers, Wayne Dixon, Donnie Campbell. TROJAN VARSITY BASKETBALL Scottie Rasnake, Ted Neeves, Mike Collins, Tommy Minor, Mike Helton, Mark Tolley, Mike Pyle, David Ford, Bo Snodgrass, Don Kiser, Mike Tallman, David Halstead (front). Trojan Varsity Bo Snodgrass Mark Tolley Scottie Rasnake Don Kiser David Ford Donnie Dye, Larry Roark, Blaine Morris, Gary Booth, Johnny Ross. J.V. Basketball Future Stars Roland Hensley, Bryan Yoho, Gail Thompson, Mike Bailey, David Hunsaker, Steve Robinson. Success 58 1971 Varsity Wrestlers Jim Harless W eight Class 98 Dennis Freese 105 Mike Bell 112 Jack Dutton 119 David Young 126 David Hall 132 Kemper Meade 138 David Combs 145 Mike Malcolm 155 Kirby Branson 167 Jeff Stanley 185 Sammy Bell unlimited Girls basketball teams Varsity Team - Sarah Nash, Claudia Martin, Pat Salyers, Co Captain - Brenda Taylor, Captain - Debbie Edwards, Kathy (George) Koch, Cindy Kiser, Vonnie Edwards, Diane Hayden. The beginning of a new era has been started in the field of interscholastic athletics. For the first time John S. Battle produced girls Junior Varsity and Varsity basketball teams. They played a full schedule of eleven games. Even though the losses were numerous, with each new game they showed additional improve¬ ment. Next year with the experience gained this year, the coaches feel John Battle will rank higher in the standings. The coaches would also like to thank the J.V. Cheerleaders for their untiring support. h mm Coaches: Junior Varsity Coach — Mrs. Brenda Hagy; Varsity Coach — Miss Julia Carmichel 7 A J.V. Manager, Janis Black; Varsity Manager, Twila Garrett. Junior Varsity Team - Susan McCloud, Emily Nash, Debbie Hawkins, Captain - Pam Meredith, Co-Captain - Marianne Lagerholm, Lola Davidson, Susan Warren, Teresa Caudill. 61 Volleyball Team First Row: Carla Shumaker, Vonnie Edwards, Debbie Edwards, Karen Savinsky, Melanie Buchanan, Diane Duty. Second Row: Linda Jones, Brenda Taylor, Judy Musick, Michelle Townsend, Carol Adams, Cheryl Duty. The 1971 volleyball season promises to be an exciting and rewarding one. The 1970 team finished 3rd in a volleyball playday at East Tennessee State University, and 2nd at Dobyns-Bennett High School. Although last year was a very successful one, the team hopes to improve upon its record this year. Miss Carmichel Coach Co-Captains: Debbie Edwards Brenda Taylor IlSlIiil Varsity Basketball J.V. Basketball JSB 65 Marion 72 JSB 31 Marion 41 JSB 45 East 87 JSB 32 East 87 JSB 65 Gate City 74 JSB 37 Gate City 74 JSB 65 Abingdon 69 JSB 39 Abingdon 43 JSB 60 Graham 78 JSB 34 Graham 25 JSB 48 Tenn. High 91 JSB 16 Tenn. High 36 JSB 76 Grundy 78 JSB 32 Grundy 28 JSB 49 Va. High 75 JSB 32 Va. High 31 JSB 44 Marion 50 JSB 34 Marion 38 •5jSB 57 Abingdon 48 JSB 42 Abingdon 37 JSB 62 Patrick Henry 64 JSB 45 Patrick Henry 64 JSB 43 Tenn. High 64 JSB 36 Gate City 49 JSB 66 Gate City 88 JSB 22 Varsity Football Va. High 7 JSB 6 Tazewell 14 JSB 0 Tenn. High 20 JSB 0 Kingsport 7 JSB 9 Abingdon 6 JSB 26 Richlands 6 JSB 6 Patrick Henry 28 JSB 25 Grundy 22 JSB 6 East 14 JSB 8 Graham 19 JSB Girls Varsity Basketball 12 Rich Valley 49 JSB 37 R. B. Worthy 43 JSB 17 Chilhowie 66 JSB 36 Rural Retreat 47 JSB 32 Marion 54 JSB 35 R. B. Worthy 22 JSB 35 Rich Valley 48 JSB 23 Chilhowie 55 JSB 28 Rural Retreat 48 JSB 25 Wytheville 51 JSB 33 Marion 45 Wrestling JSB 36 Patrick Henry 16 JSB 10 Marion 40 JSB 28 Tazewell 23 JSB 53 Tenn. High 30 ' ' |SB ■16 Pulaski JSB 21 JSB 24 JSB 21 JSB 34 Abingdon Morristown Grundy University High 31 26 27 12 Varsity cheerleaders fire up Battle ' s Varsity Cheerleaders, sponsored by Mrs. David Green, have worked diligently to promote spirit among the students in all sport seasons. As a prerequisite to good team¬ work, the cheerleaders, headed by Vickie Kyle, attended cheerleading camp in Cookeville, Tennessee where they were awarded five rib¬ bons for various competitive events, and the coveted award, a spirit stick. Returning home, the cheerleaders promoted various projects includ¬ ing sponsoring a cheerleading clinic at Erwin, judging a cheerleading clinic in Hampton, Tennessee, and planning a special event every week for the football team. The highlight of the year, how¬ ever, was Homecoming week. At this time, the cheerleaders orga¬ nized a contest allowing each club to enter, each decorating a separate wing of the hall. The prize for best decoration was awarded the Trojan J. V. Cheerleaders by the judging Virginia High cheerleaders. 64 the Green Machine ' ■■1 1 |Vf« 2 9H H i 2t || B Sharon Sharrett, Mary Ellen Owens, Vicki Cross, Vicki Bowman, Vickie Kyle, Frankie Copenhaver, Kathy Harrison, Jean Neese, Judy Fuller Karen Balthis — 1st year Debbie Collins Captain 2nd year Darlene Sharret — 1st year j.v. cheerleaders do it — all right! Adina Stanley — Co-Captain 2nd year The J.V. Cheerleaders had an exciting year as they sparked spirit at dear ole Battle. Under the supervision of Mrs. Richard Hagy, sponsor, they returned from Tennessee Tech Cheerleading Camp with five ribbons; cheered the boys ' J.V. teams and Girls ' basketball team to victory. It was a busy and hectic year, but thoroughly enjoyed by all eight girls. 4 . S“i Emotions 70 71 Show i?! ' ’! ' . - .j, t ,.,K. ■•■ ., . ' p. ? ' V ' ; Ti-i. ' ft® ; � ’ 73 Yours Homecoming queen 1970 iiu wEmrnafztM � Tr gH ‘I The Trojans observed Homecoming this year with a burst of spirit which backed our team to a 25-22 victory over Grundy. Different clubs dec¬ orated parts of the hall, and by the day of the game the whole school was covered by layers of crepe paper, pictures and posters. A prize of $25 was awarded at the pep rally to the J.V. Cheer¬ leaders who won first place for having the hall showing the most spirit. The FHA, Band, FBLA, and Science Clubs received honorable mentions. 78 Pep Rallies Miss Christmas Seal Miss Phoenix 1971 Mr. John Beach was in¬ vited to judge the 1971 MISS PHOENIX‘ contest at John S. Battle High School. Mr. Beach is employed at Virginia Intermont College. He assumed his duties as Campus Photographer in 1970 after having worked as photographer for seven years at the Bristol Herald Courier. Mr. Beach has judged numerous contests and has had extensive experience in the field of photography. He was recently honored by the Virginia Photographers As¬ sociation, placing 1st and 2nd in the state contest. He was also listed in the Court of Honor for Wedding Can- dids. Some of his prints are in the State Traveling collec¬ tion. Miss Lisa Widener Miss Janie Anderson 1st Runner-up Miss Becky Horne 2nd Runner-up { Miss Ruby Brown ) 3rd Runner-up i Senior Most Talented — Connie Barnett, Steve Hardin Most Likely to Succeed — Janie Anderson, Russ Kegley Cutest Couple — Carol Dorton, Kenny Hobbs Most Active in School Activities - Chris Koch, David Halstead 84 Superlatives Friendliest — Leeanne Powers, Ted Neeves Most Athletic — Brenda Taylor, Jeff Stanley Most School Spirited — Phyllis Bowers, Mike Tallman 85 Best Dressed - Patty Stewart, Ricky Taylor Most Original — Nancy Cuddy, James Fulbright Wittiest — Pam Atkins, Tim Fuller Most Likely to get Caught - Mickey Sprinkle, John Compton Student Cooperative Association First row: David Halstead, Tommy Carter, Sharon Sharrett, Leeanne Powers, Ike Anderson, Patty Stewart, Janie Anderson, David Young, Russ Kegley. Second row: Jackie Dutton, Susan Owens, Chris Koch, Phyllis Bowers, Lisa Rutter, Carol Key, Rita Rutter, Vicki Cross, Bo Snodgrass, Kathy Harrison, Susan Moody, Susan Moser. Third row: Jeff Stanley, Mike Helton, Brenda Taylor, Ted Neeves, Debbie Edwards, Cindy Hurley, Becky Horne, Carolyn Goodson, Linda Johnson, Loretta Wright, Gail Shankel. Fourth row: Alice Roop, Terry Dickson, Judy Musick, Tony Brown, Kathy Koch, Andy Elsea, Debbie Kilby, Barbara Reich, Lola Davidson, Judy Fuller, Donna Ramsey, Candy Workman. Fifth row: Mike Tallman, Rusty Baer, Adina Stanley, Darlene Sharrett, Kelly Calloway, Debbie Collins, Vonnie Edwards, Janet Dixon, Frankie Copenhaver, Vicki Kyle. Sixth row: Jack Wagner, Dennis Freese, David Fuller, Tim Tabor, Glenn Devore, Danny Butch McCloud, Lyle Parker, Mike Collins, Bryan Yoho. The Student Cooperative Association was involved in many activities this school year. The organization suc¬ cessfully planned and presented a Veteran ' s Day As¬ sembly and Breakfast. This breakfast featured Repre¬ sentative William Wampler as guest speaker and local representatives from the Veteran ' s organization as invited guests. The S.C.A. also purchased a Veter¬ an ' s plaque and presented it to the school. During Christmas the S.C.A. sponsored a Santa Pal selected from Battle students. The S.C.A. made plans to take part in a Domestic Exchange Program in April. Other goals they hoped to accomplish included creating a better system of select¬ ing the best club for Awards, promoting more club participation in morning devotions, helping the March of Dimes in their Bread Sale, having a parliamentarian hold a class open to all club and class presidents on parliamentary procedure, and re-opening the Clinic. 88 The S.C.A s goals for the 1970- ' 71 school year were to unite the student body in every possible aspect, to promote good will among all concerned, and most important, to make the students aware and encourage participation in their Stu¬ dent Government. 1970-1971 Student Cooperative Association Officers: David Halstead, President; Tom Carter, Vice-President; Sponsor, Mr. Mashburn; Russ Kegley, Parliamentarian. Second row: Sharon Sharrett, Secretary; Janie Anderson, Historian; Ike Anderson, Reporter; David Young, Sergeant-At-Arms. Future teachers of America The basic purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to assist students in examining career opportunities in the field of education, and in studying and being involved in educational issues. •3 Pictured: First row: Becky Horne, President; Jackie Dutton, Vice-President; Janie Anderson, Secretary; Alica Cole, Treasurer; Liz Anderson and Becky Anderson, Co-Chaplains; Roni Waycaster, Reporter; Ann Roe, co-historian; Betty Vestal, Librarian; Mike Farmer, Parliamentarian. Second row: David Young, Bill Cassidy, Darrell Cox, Sammy Bell, Linda Edwards, Patsy Melvin, Nancy Houser, Cheryl Duty, Gail Wise, Linda Jones, Brenda Sandefur. Third row: Patty Mitchell, Gail Shankel, Pam Atkins, Ruby Brown, Angelia Smith, Diane Duty, Carolyn Goodson, Gail Countiss, Carol Johnson, Doris Clendenen, Donna Harley, Ava Jones. Fourth row: Evelyn Stroup, Sherry Sherfey, Judy Gibson, Donna Barrett, Susan Horne, Lisa Benfield, Linda Owens, Mary Stata, Becky Stringer, Susan Wilson, Fifth row: Vera Jessee, Donna Ramsey, Debbie Hawks, Betty Venable, Wilma Shaffer, Tommy Leonard, Janie Cook, K. Benfield, Dianne Bott, Tommy Baker, Terry Fleenor. Sixth row: Dennis McReynolds, Stan Cook, Mike Bailey, Danny Butch McCloud Bill Hayter, Mike Malcolm, Larry Jones, Dennis Freese, Gary Hagy. 90 Girls athletic association The Girls Athletic Association, sponsored by Miss Julia Carmichel, is an organi¬ zation which sponsors girls ' volleyball, basketball, and bowling. As a recognition of merit in basketball and volleyball, the organization purchases the monogramed B for those girls excelling in the selected sports. To help finance the giving of letters and other activities, the club sponsors concession stands at various ball- games. G.A.A. members have many spring projects. Each spring G.A.A. members bowl for six weeks. At the end of the six-weeks, the organization awards a trophy to the girl with the highest bowling average. The final spring activity sponsored by the G.A.A. is the Athletic Picnic held for all students participating in the athletic program. K7 H rr-. r g Vi ' Pictured - First row: Patty Stoots, Sergeant-At-Arms; Phyllis Bowers, Reporter; Vicki Cross Odum, Historian; Bo Snodgrass, Sweetheart; Frankie Copenhaver, Treasurer; Debbie Edwards, Secretary; Sharon Sharrett, Vice-President; Brenda Taylor, President. Second row: Lola Davidson, Debbie Hawkins, Mary Ann Lagerholm, Kim Kennedy, Becky Neese, Debbie Smith, Rita Rutter. Third row: Miss Carmichel — Sponsor, Susan Warren, Susan McCloud, Teresa Caudill, Connie Colley, Judy Fuller, Kathy Harrison, Janis Black. Fourth row: Kathy Meade, Patty Phillips, Velma Mays, Patty Tenpenny, Debbie Hawks, Mary Ellen Owens, Jean Neese, Lisa Rutter, Twila Garrett. Fifth row: Vonnie Edwards, Judy Musick, Kathy Koch, Cindy Kiser, Diane Hayden, Emily Nash, Claudia Martin, Pat Salyers. Sixth row: Adina Stanley, Kathy Hawkins, Judy McNamara, Darlene Sharrett, Debbie Collins, Vicki Hawks, Kathy Balthis. 91 Junior civitan Pictured — First row: Mr. Long — sponsor, Andy Elsea — President, Chris Long — Vice-President, Phyllis Bowers — Sweetheart, Hugh Davis — Secretary, Paul Fix — Treasurer, Mr. Smeltzer — sponsor. Second row: David Hun- saker, Kelly Calloway, Mike Bell, Randy Branson, Daryl Cox, Conny Sauls, Robert Anderson. Third row: Tommy Leonard, Phil Barker, Billy Moore, Wayne Bott, Steve Robinson, Greg Cole, Terry Dixon, Johnny Fleenor. Fourth row: Marion Warren, David Baer, Jimmy Wright, Tim Tabor, Mike Webb, David Peters, Eddie Taylor, Larry Bays. Fifth row: Donnie Dye, Jerry Chorosevic, Karl Plahta, David Price, Mike Malcolm, Bill Hayter, Steve Lynch. Sixth row: Mike Fuller, Gary Leonard, Tim Fuller Kemper Meade, Roland Hensley, David Fuller. 92 The Junior Civitan Club is organized and sponsored by the Evening Civitan Club of Bristol. The purpose of the club is to cultivate social relations and good fellowship, to cooperate in all kinds of activities, to promote clean living and good sportsmanship, and to be builders of good citizenship. Andy Elsea — President Phyllis Bowers — Sweetheart Mr. Long Mr. Smeltzer Sponsors Annual Projects Every year the Jr. Civitans participate in special ac¬ tivities as a service to the school and the community. These activities include selling Claxton fruit cakes, providing food for a Thanksgiving dinner, sponsoring a Santa Pal family, sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins Day dance, and attending the District Convention. 1970- ' 71 Projects This year the Jr. Civitans took part in many projects for the first time. Some of these include replacing brack¬ ets and shelves in bookcases in the classrooms, organ¬ izing a local campaign for better treatment of prisoners of war in Vietnam, and purchasing chairs for use in the library. 93 Civinettes % jT 1 n ■ f.. ji E W j I mhtm 1 % I 1 1 I Tt i 1 irff ? ■ m c. 1 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Long, Advisor; Leeanne Powers, President; Frankie Copenhaver, Vice-President; Judy Musick, Historian; Susan Moser, Reporter; David Fuller, Sweetheart; Carol Newton, Treasurer; Kathy Mullins, Sergeant-at-Arms; Margie Webb, Chapalin., SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Owens, Sharon Mays, Michelle Townsend, Carolyn Goodson, Linda Hudler, Gail Shankle, Darlene Sharrett. THIRD ROW: Shinja Ledbetter, Linda Edwards, Dee Dee Goodpasture, K. Benfield, Patty Stoots, Phyllis Bowers. The Civinettes is a school and community service club. The members per¬ formed many services throughout the year such as ushering and guiding at var¬ ious school programs, and collecting food and clothing for needy families. 94 I Alpha-tri-hi-y 1 FIRST ROW: Twila Garrett — Secretary, Cindy Hurly — Vice-President, Jef¥ Stanley — Sweetheart, Debbie Kilby — President, Susan Owens — Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Teresa Kilby, Janice Black, Becky Sringer. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Hunsaker, Janet Owens, Nancy Houser, Chris Koch, Diane Duty, Linda Owens, Susan Horne, Janie Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Miss Cuddy — Sponsor, Adina Stanley, Kathy Koch, Rhonda Waycaster, Lola Davidson, Varina Woodward, Jean Neese, Sandra Griffith, Barbara Sphar. The Alpha Tri-Hi-Y is a service club at John S. Battle High School. Its purpose is to render service to the school and to the surrounding community. In the past, members have helped with the March of Dimes Bread Sale, the Heart Fund, and the Muscular Dystrophy Drive. At the school, the club put up bulletin boards, decorated a hall for Spirit Week, sponsored a bus to the Graham football game, cleaned the stage for pep rallies, and hosted an Open House for Battle students at the Y.M.C.A. The club has also had swimming parties for the members and guests. Each year the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y members are invited to attend the Y.M.C.A. Youth in Government program in Nashville. This is a three day trip in which members from all Tennessee clubs take over the capital building. Last year the 1970 Legislature appointed Susan Owens 1971 Senate Message Clerk, and Debbie Kilby was nominated for Outstanding Statesman in the fourth district. 95 Key club First row: Mike Collins, Ted Neeves, Sweetheart - Patty Ste¬ wart, Mike Tallman. Second row: Sammy Bell, Tommy Carter, Kirby Branson, Bryan Yoho, David Ford, Don Kiser, David Hal¬ stead. Third row: Jackie Dutton, Mike Helton, David Salyer, Stan Cook, David Combs, Scottie Rasnake, Tommy Minor, Jimmy McNally. Fourth row: James Fulbright, Dennis McReynolds, Mike Farmer, Lyle Parker, Ike Anderson, Robert Gilmer, Gale Leonard. Fifth row: Russ Kegley, Mark Cook, Danny Butch McCloud, Bo Snodgrass, Keith Thompson. 96 Pictured — Mike Tallman, Secretary; Jeff Stanley, Sergeant-At-Arms; Mike Helton, Lt. Gov. Div. 11 K-T District; Ted Neeves, President; Mark Cook, Treasurer. The Key Club is a service club with new members voted in by the present membership. The main project of the John Battle Key Club was the trip to the Grundy orphanage Christmas. Clothes, toys, books, and all the things that make Christmas a never-to-be forgotten day for children of every age were bought, wrapped, and delivered to the chil¬ dren by members of the club. 97 Key Club Sweetheart - Patty Stewart Library club To improve the school library and Audio-Visual service, arouse further enthu¬ siasm for books and reading, and encourage interest in the library profession, are the objectives of the Library Club, Pictured - First row: Jerry Bevins, David Roberts, Larry Bays - Vice President, Jeff Warren, Mike Malcolm. Second row: Milton Dixon, Barry Bays, Larry Reynolds, Darrell Fraley, Andy Yates, Wayne Dixon, Eddie Fields. The Library Club attempts to improve the appearance of the library to make it a more pleasant place in which to work. Money from different projects is used for this purpose. Audio-visual Pictured - First row: Eva Houser, Celeste Canter - President, Debbie Haydon - Secretary Treasurer, Betty Vestal. Second row: Teresa Hale, Diane Fields, Janet Fortner, Becky Hook, Patricia Tate, Jennifer Houser, Carol Dorton. Third row: Susan Wilson, Kathy Singleton, Penny Sourbeer, Loretta Duckett, Mary Ellen Eads. 98 Chorus The Chorus Class, under the direction of Mr. Mike Hounshell, studied the foundations of four-part music, musical theory, harmony, and history. All-regional chorus Pictured front to back — Danny Godsey, Ginger Fleenor, Patty Mitchell, Eddie Edens. 99 Future Homemakers First row: Diane Hayden, Gail Johnson, Patty Stewart, Sweetheart — Mike Helton, Roni Waycaster, Susan Ray, Linda Johnson. Second row: Cindy Kiser, Karen Rutherford, Patty Phillips, Wanda Cumbow, Carolyn Gallimore, Bonnie Simerly, Kathy Singleton, Brenda Barker, Bonnie Countiss. Third row: Sponsor, Miss Martin, Linda Owens, Joy Davis, Donnie Hickman, Kathy Barker, Drema Barker, Bonnie Wilson, Rita Rutherford, Janet Fortner, Sponsor — Mrs. Clark, Sponsor — Miss McNeil. Fourth row: Debbie Long, Donna Bolling, Roberta Huber, Kay Wynegar, Vicki Leonard, Vickie Stout, Lynn Neeves, Valarie Fleenor, Mary Ellen Eades, Becky Stringer. Fifth row: Kathy McCanley, Teresa Wright, Rita Whicker, Ginger McCall, Brenda McCracken, Terry Houser, Vicki Mason, Jeanie Ramsey, Sue White, Donnita Couch. Sixth row: Sherry Sherfy, Kathy Sharrett, Debbie Ketron, Debbie Keith, Debbie Campbell, Reji Plahta, Glenda Peters. Seventh row: Liz Anderson, Becky Anderson, Anita Humphrey. 100 of America Over-All Goal: To help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. Purposes of FHA: 1. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemak¬ ing. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home and home membership. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To promote international good will. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. 8. To further interest in home economics. Patty Ste wart — Vice-President Virginia Association Future Homemakers of america President Smywasco Federation Future Homemakers of America Bible club Pictured —• First row: Miss Craig — Sponsor, Beverly Shaffer —President, Pam Barker — Vice President, Dee Dee Goodpasture — Secretary, Carolyn Gallimore — Treasurer, Pam Smithey — Reporter, Mrs. Collins — Sponsor. Second row: Ginger Fleenor, Cathy Cooper, Nancy Goodson, Mickie Sprinkle, Carol Dorton, Barbara Hughes, Linda Hughes, Cathy Hughes, Charlene Sproles, Millie Cather. Third row: Danny Godsey, Nancy Cuddy, Sara Owens, Brenda McCracken, Ginger McCall, Jean Hughes, Barbara Weaver, Eugina Shew, Shinja Ledbetter, Verna Alexander, Rachael Tester, Rita Whicker, Linda Warden. Fourth row: Debbie Osborne, Ruby Brown, Pam Atkins, Della Ketron, Sharon Rupard, Patty Mitchell, Ann Mullins, Ann Nunley, Drema Barker, Cathy Barker, Eva Houser, Debbie Ketron, Arlene Lilly, Debbie Bolling. Fifth row: George Hagy, Jack Faust, Randy Sharrett, John Compton, Chris Long, Stan Cook, David Hall, Barbara Worley, Helen Worley, Donna Bolling, Cathy Watson, Sharon Hawks. Sixth row: Peggy Roark, Brenda Goodson, Joyce McNamara, Rita Rutherford, Bonnie Wilson. The objective of the Bible Club is to strengthen individual Christianity and to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ to others. To encourage honesty, loyalty, and love for all mankind are other aims of Bible Club members. Various activities of club members include having a bake sale in November, a Santa Pal in December, and area ministers as guest speakers. 102 B-cIub Pictured -- First row: Bryan Yoho, Sergeant-At-Arms; Mike Collins, Vice President; Mike Tallman, Reporter; Tim Fuller, Secretary; Jeff Stanley, President. Second Row: Sammy Bell, Gary Boothe, Kirby Branson, Don Kiser. Third Row: Don Mullins, Freddie Barnette, Jr. Stout, Tom Carter, Jackie Dutton, Jimmy McNally, Tommy Minor. Fourth Row: Lester Bailey, Gary Rasnake, Scottie Rasnicke, Glen Devor, Steve Tennpenny, Steve McAllister, Bill Cassady. Fifth Row: Stanley Cook, Larry Phillips, Johnny Durm, Jack Johnson, David Price, Roland Hensley. Sixth Row: David Combs, Danny Freeze, David Smith, Jerry Fleenor, Johnny Ross. Seventh Row: Ted Neeves, David Fuller, Mike Helton, David Halstead, Bo Snodgrass. The B-Club consists of students who have worked hard and have the honor of wearing the Battle Varsity B . Among this chosen group are the tuff members of our athletic teams who have put forth great effort to excel in various sports. The B-Club carries out several athletic activities. The main money making proj¬ ect is sponsored during the athletic season of basketball. Members of the B-Club are frequently seen selling concessions at these games. The proceeds and results from the majority of the club members ' activities and hard work go for the pur¬ chasing of athletic equipment. The B-Club is sponsored by Coach Halstead, 103 Future farmers of America The Future Farmers of America strives to promote better farming and agricul¬ tural methods among the nation ' s future farmers. The advisors are Mr. C. F. Co- penhaver and Mr. James A. Cole. F.F.A. officers are: Ray Warren, President; Rob¬ ert Anderson, Vice-President; Mike Buckner, Second Vice-President; Steve Gen¬ try, Secretary; Allan Mitchell, Treasurer; Tony Wingate, Reporter; Nelson Shortt, Sentinal; Wayne Dixon, Parliamentarian; Larry Reynolds, Chaplain. Pictured — First row: Wayne Dixon, Mike Buckner, Ray Warren, Sweetheart — Becky Anderson, Robert Anderson, Steve Gentry, Joe Combs. Second row: Mr. Copenhaver, Jeff Young, Dean Sullins, Jeff Pack, Larry Wright, Leon Denton, Kemper Meade, Mr. Cole. Third row: Tom Woods, Mike Hobbs, Steve Odum, Jack Leonard, Phil McCroskey, Ray Shortt, Sammy Rock, Tommy Canter, Dennis Grizzle. Fourth row: Mark Fields, Jerry Rust, William Quesenberry, Kermit DeBord, Freddie Dotson, Glenn Anderson. Fifth row: Teddy Barger, Cecil Haworth, Freddie Minnick, Carl Hart, Doug Fleenor, Johnny Hall, Steve DePrice, David Hayden, Mike Fitzgerald. Sixth row: Lowry Berry, Gorden Barker, Jerry Wynegar, Giles Burke, Verlin Necessary, Dennis Odum, Walter Keller. Seventh row: Ronnie Nunley, Doug Booher, Lonnie Wise, Ronnie Duty, Fred Collins, Charles Kelly, Larry Reynolds, Tim Hall. 104 National honor society This organization not only gives academic recognition to its members, but also puts forth a goal of honesty, leadership, and service. The club motto, Light is the symbol of truth, was characterized by the light¬ ing of candles during the installation of new members into the National Honor Society. Pictured - First row: Russ Kegley, President; Martha Helbert, Historian; Jackie Dutton, Vice-President; Chris Koch, Secretary; Mike Helton, Sergeant-At-Arms; Leeanne Powers, Treasurer; Janie Anderson, Chaplain. Second row: Ava Jones, Nancy Houser, Cindy Hurley, Phyllis Bowers, Linda Warden, Eugenia Shew, Alicia Cole, Kathy Gallimore, Becky Horne, Donna Preston, Barbara Reich, Mary Ann Young, Bo Snodgrass, Kathy Harrison, Susan Moody. Third row: Debbie Collins, Diane Stearns, Andy Elsea, Susan Owens, Carolyn Hunsaker, Jeff Stanley, Melissa Loggins, Teresa Bott, Nellie Ung, Hope Fields, Carol Johnson, Cathy McCauley, Janie Cook, Linda Edwards. Fourth row: Mike Collins, Hugh Davis, Tim Fuller, Twila Garrett, Janet Ownes, David Halstead, Frankie Copenhavor, Lou Yates, Connie Colley, Patricia Branscome, Linda Hickok, Teresa Wright. Fifth row: Wayne Bott, Richard McConnell, Danny Freese, Eva Slagle, Pam Atkins, Ruby Brown, Gail Countiss, Leah Drumheller, Carolyn Nunley, Carol Newton, Susan Ray. Sixth row: Keith Thompson, Jack Wagner, Gail Leonard, Ike Anderson, Lyle Parker, Ted Neeves, Kathy Koch, Linda Hudler, Mike Malcolm, Jerry Bevins. Seventh row: Mike Tallman, Jimmy Singleton, Mark Cook, Kathy Mumpower. 105 Physics club The Physics Club con¬ sists of students who take Physics and are interested in Physics, casually, or as a caree r. Pictured — First row: Darlene Dishner, Jerry Bevins. Second row: Keith Thompson, James Fulbright, Karl Plahta. Third row; Eddie Cumbow, Ted Neeves, Andy Elsea. Fourth row: Randy Henderson, Dennis McReynolds, Richard McConnell. Fifth row: Sponsor — Mr. McCall, Mike Helton. 106 Ministry of publicity jf . ' 1 ' ' ■ L mh m Pictured — First row: Tim Fuller, Susan Owens,Andy Elsea, Debbie Kilby. Second row: Gail Forrester, Cindy Hurley, Nancy Houser, Susan Ray, Hope Fields, Kathy Harrison. Third row: Phyllis Bowers, Becky Horne, Dee Anderson, Susan Moser, Chris Koch, Mike Malcolm. The Ministry of Publicity, sponsored by Mr. Tom Stokes, consists of reporters from each club represented at John S. Battle. This committee reports interesting and informative information to area newspapers, radio stations, and television stations. 107 Distributive education chapter _ Distributive Education is a cooperative vocational part time training program which endeavors to train students for profitable employment in the distribution of goods and services. All students enrolled in D.E. courses are eligible to join. This club is sponsored by Mr. Green. First row: Laurie Diecks, Wava Booher, Ramona Thomas, Kathy Shafter, Diane Lester, Martha Barker, Cindy Savinski. Second row: Terry Harless, Roger Hearl, James Gobble, Robin Wingate, Wayne Moore, David Fleenor, Darrell Bise, Timmy Denton, Randy Barker. Third row: Joe Shutters, Danny Whicker, Jerry Wise, Jack Stratton, Larry Cunningham, Gary Widner, Jerry Cunningham, Larry Pippin, Terry Reese, Greg Fleenor, Dennis Moorefield. Not pictured; Anthony Lane, Peggy Minnick, Coy Clark, Jeff Gross, Steve Luchini, Mike Moore, Roger Murray, Curtis Felty, Curtis Rose, Daryl Lane, Mike Lagerholm, Cathy Stratton. 108 Debate Sponsor, Mr. Minton; Hugh Davis, Kay Benfield, Linda Warden, Chris Placek. The Debate Society has as its chief aim the furthering of the skills of reasoning, research, and extemporaneous speaking. A J.S.B. debater must first be a speaker. He must present his facts, attempting to persuade his audience to accept his point of view. He must also be a fighter. He must acquire the ability to withstand heavy criti¬ cism of defeat, and then, to recover and rebuild his argument under pressure. In debating, winning is not the sole objective, a debater derives his satisfaction from knowning that he is an expert in his field, and that he possesses the ability to argue his convictions with skill and force. 109 Senior science club Janie Anderson - Secretary- Treasurer Mr. B. J. Hicks - Sponsor. The Science Club is for students interested in science casually or as a career. Junior science club Rusty Baer, Pres.; Alice Roop, V. Pres.; Kelly Calloway, Sec.; Mrs. Long, Sponsor; Mrs. Mlnnick, Sponsor. no Art club The Art Club is for members of art classes. It pro¬ motes art appreciation and school beautification. First row: Kay Mumpower, Wanda Millard, Virginia Swygert. Second row: Loretta Duckett, Kim Sanders, Kim Poole, Mike Knittel, David Hall, Karen Savensky, Mrs. P. Minnick. Third row: Ron Stearns, Roger Rasnake, Cindy Quesenberry, Gary Leonard, Donita Wagner. Fourth row: Charles Fields, Ricky Kiser, John Rice, Pat Fitzgerald, Billy Moore. Ill FIRST ROW: Michelle Townsend, Chris Koch, Phyllis Bowers, Debbie Collins. SECOND ROW: Nancy Houser, Cindy Hurley, Becky Horne, Vonnie Edwards, Brenda Pope. THIRD ROW: Susan Ray, Janie Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Randy Berry, Tony Brown. FIFTH ROW: Patty Stoots, Charlie Wright, Kathy Koch. The Annual Staff consisted of members from grades nine through twelve, and each grade is headed by a managing editor; Senior, Chris Koch; Junior, Michelle Townsend; Sophomore, Debbie Collins, and Fresh¬ man, Tim Tabor. These editors distributed work among various members and received assignments from the Editor-in-Chief, Phyllis Bowers. Through co-operation of each, working together, the quality of an excellent yearbook was accomplished. This year the staff worked especially hard to pro¬ duce a larger, organized annual with a finer quality cover. The photographers Tony Brown and Chris Long endeavored to capture students in the midst of routine school activities. Then each activity was fitted to the theme of the yearbook, Emotions. To raise money for the yearbook, the staff partici¬ pated in bake sales, carried on a more effective circula¬ tion sales program, and sold over a thousand dollars in business advertisements. Because much work was done, much was accom¬ plished. Staff members actively participated in many extra-curricular activities in order to evenly represent the students. Many also found time to head other clubs and activities while working on the staff. Each staff member was special in respect to the work he ac¬ complished and ideas he shared with other members. Each may now be proud of the common goal, Phoe¬ nix 1971. 112 -lit , T jt . t SH, M I Future Business Leaders of America The Future Business Leaders of America Club is open for membership to all students enrolled in business classes who maintain a C average in those subjects. The purpose of the F.B.L.A. is to sponsor projects to improve the facilities of the business department. This year, the club entered a float in the Abingdon To¬ bacco Festival and won a $60.00 award. Club members purchased a secretarial desk, equipped with a filing unit, and a secretarial chair. ’ . o 1 1 1 ' - B Li _,,W First row: Peggy Phillips, Reporter; Brenda Pope, Chaplain; Jean Hughes, Vice-President; Barbara Weaver, President; Gail Wise, Treasurer; Beverly Shaffer, Secretary; Georgia Brown, Historian. Second row: Kathy Worley, Sandra Reynolds, Ann Mullins, Ann Nunley, Sandra Bullock, Connie Barnett, Becky Shaffer. Third row: Della Ketron, Sharon Rupard, Carol Testerman, Nancy Testerman, Elaine Dishner, Debbie Brooks, Eugenia Shew. 116 Latin Club The Latin Club is a branch of the Junior Classical League. Its purpose is to in¬ crease practical knowledge of Latin and the classics. This club is sponsored by Mrs. Rose. .jBSm PI H I 1 V S 1 4 n First row; Chris Koch, President; Bo Snodgrass, Vice-President; Frankie Copenhavor, Secretary; Kathy Koch, Reporter. Second row: Nancy Houser, Becky Horne, Denise Frohling, Linda Warden, Janice Black, Ava Jones, Vicki Cross, Mrs. Rose. Third row: Steve Robinson, Andy Elsea, Wayne Bott, Gail Countiss, Leah Drumheller, Mona Fleenor, Donna Barrett. Fourth row: Larry Bays, Royce McNew, James Fulbright, Vickie Hawks, Judy Musick, Kathy Mullins, Carol Newton. 117 Spanish Club The Spanish Club promotes the practical use of conversational Spanish among members, both students taking Spanish and native speakers of Spanish. First row: Daryl Cox, Twila Garrett, Don Kiser, (Sponsor) Mrs. Hernandez, Dennis Freeze, Debbie Hawkins, Gary Booth. Second row: Mike Farmer, Gail Shumaker, Kathy Gallimore, Rhonda Jones, Tina Carrier, Lola Davidson. Third row: Mike Denton, Craig Elsea, Cheryl Duty, Susan Horne, Tom Colley, Allan Smith. 118 John S. Battle Band Members of Concert and Marching Bands: Tommy Baker, Deborah Bolling, Teresa Byington, Doris Clendenen, Alica Cole, Vernon Corum, Eddy Cumbow, Sheila Denton, Loretta Duckett, Diane Duty, Teresa Eades, Edwina Fleenor, Mike Fleenor, Kathy Gallimore, Patty Gallimore, Gary Hagy, Donna Harley, Dwight Harley, Pam Harrison, Randy Helms, Jimmy Jones, Larry Jones, Linda Jones, Sherry Lester, Greg Martin, Kevin Miller, Tommy Minor, Lisa Mitchell, Patty Mitchell, Rose Mullins, Lynn Ornduff, Linda Owens, Shar on Penley, Stewart Phelps, Leeanne Powers, Cindy Quesenberry, Jo Ann Robinson, Alice Roop, Donnie Shaffer, Rita Sheffey, Carla Shumaker, Angela Smith, Randall Sproles, Mary Stata, Rebecca Stringer, Kathy Tate, Gary Thompson, Keith Thompson, Jack Wagner, Mark Wingate, Gail Wise, Candy Workman. 119 THE TROJAN MARCHING BAND — The Trojan Band, under the direction of Mr. Mike Hounshell, participated in all home football games, the Chilhowie Ap¬ ple Festival, the Abingdon Tobacco Festival, the Abingdon Christmas Parade, the Southeastern Band Festival, plus presenting a Christmas concert. Plans for the spring include concert competition, a spring concert, and a trip to the Apple Blos¬ som Festival in Winchester, Virginia. The Trojan Battle ' s Award Winning Majorettes - Rita Sheffey, Head Senior, Gary Hagy Leads the Trojan Marching Band Majorette — Pam Harrison, Teresa Eades. Members of the B Band: Dayna Baker, Bobbie Booher, Rhonda Burke, Debbie Burnette, Sylvia Cole, Michael Davenport, Herschel DeBoard, Renee Edwards, Leslie Ford, Marshall Hawks, Diane Huckaby, Lee Ann Hunsucker, Candy Kitzmiller, Kevin Lester, Deborah Long, Pamela Mays, Debbie Mumpower, Emily Nash, Jeff Pack, Billie Parsons, Deboroh Phipps, Sandra Puckett, Danny Roark, Regina Roberson, Deborah Roe, Ricky Sams, Wilda Shaffer, Brenda Shumaker, Joe Smith, Eddie Sproles, John Sproles, Sam Wagner, Linda Wright. Marching Band All-State Band, West 121 All-County Band French club Standing. First row Leeanne Powers, Chris Placak, Kathy Nester, Rachel Smith. Fourth row: David Combs, Donna Preston Harrison, Susan Owens, Raymond Wilson, Millie Cather. Second Sherry Rasnake, Carolyn Goodson, Mary Stata, Ann Roe, Brenda row. Carolyn Hunsaker, Vera Jessee, Linda Mudler, Pam Pruitt, Janet Helton, Lesia Lilly. Fifth row: Ricky Venable, Mike Harrison, Rita Sheffey, Helen Helbert, Terri Smith, Becky Neese, Webb, Gai Ingle, Patsy Melvin, Mark Waycaster, Hope Simcox, Darlene Holden, Leslie Ford, Ann Shankel. Third row: Patty Cindy Szulewski. Sixth row: Ricky Roark, Mark Draper, Darrell Tenpenny, Lisa Rutter, Kay Carter, Shelia Denton, Varina Sproles, Mike Clark. Woodward, Robert Anderson, Jean Neese, Cheryl Duty, Paulette 122 The French Club ' s objective is to present a better understanding of the French language, people, and customs. This is done through programs and club activities. The club gave $50.00 for the V-T bas¬ ket fund for a Christmas project. French Club Officers — Pictured — Leeanne Powers, President; Susan Owens, Treasurer; Raymond Wilson, Sergeant-At-Arms; Kathy Harrison, Historian; Melanie Buchanan, Secretary; Millie Gather, Chaplain. Pictured — Mike Helton, President; Tim Fuller, Vice-l’resident; Anderson, Treasurer; Ted Neeves, Chaplain; Mike Collins, S Parliamentarian; Susan Owens, Historian; Patty McAllister, Reporter We are Seniors , . . no, now we should say we were Seniors. But where has all the time gone? It went by so fast. Those first few days were days of adaption. When an announcement was made to Seniors — that meant us! ynderclassmen were made to respect us — stand up — here we are . . . Seniors. Who were the biggest idiots in the cafeteria? US! Almighty ball games, basketball — we watched for the last time as students of J.S.B. So many activities, which in real¬ ity were trivial, to us were the greatest ever! And now, after the prom . . . what should we expect? Graduation is so sad, so solemn, so sentimental. With us we ' ll take a treasury of memories that will never stray from our minds . . . In coming years to the Trojans wedl return, Our loyalty will grow and ever burn. But vvhat did it all really mean? This was our year fpr final recognition. Plans .for colleges had to be definite —r no more wild dreams. All the dances, foot¬ Lost and found David Buchanan Cawood Steve Richard Cox David Wayne Fitzgerald Larry Wayne Wright Loretta Carol Wright Jerry Zachariah Wynegar Barbara Jane Anderson Robert Stover Anderson Danny Lee Arnold Pamela Joan Atkins Lester Hearl Bailey Brenda Diana Barker m Martha Jane Barker Ronald Lynn Barker Connie Ray Barnette John Lowry Berry Jerry l e Bevins Naomi Diane Blaylock William Allen Booker Kenneth Wayne Bott Phyllis June Bowers Vickie Lynn Bowman Rodney Henry Boyd Timothy Brian Branson Deborah Sue Brooks Georgia Ann Brown Ruby Faye Brown William Anthony Brown Claude Leeman Buckles, Jr. Sandra Alecia Bullock Giles Wayne Burke Gary Junior Carrier Sammy Gene Caudill John Vick Compton Stanley Omer Cook Kathy Saretta Cooper Nancy Lee Cuddy Edward Raymond Cumbow Darlene Dishner Hilda Marie Dixon Carol Ann Dorton Scottie Mac Dye Mary Ellen Eads Deborah Alice Edwards Wayne Andrew Elsea Jackie Lee Faust Raymond Ralph Ferguson Eddie Wayne Fields Paul Stanford Fix Ginger Lou Fleenor Jerry Wayne Fleenor Margi Karen Fleenor Botts Patricia Ann Puckett Fleenor Walter Allen Fleenor Malcolm James Fraser, Jr. Calvin Daniel Freese Sarah Gail Forrester Stephen Lewis Gentry Donald Keith Gallimore, Jr. Regina Lynn Gibson Barbara Jane Gilmer Nancy Sue Goodson Gary Steven Hagy Dwight David Hall Virginia Bernice Hall David Allen Halstead Steve Allen Hardin Carl David Hart Cecil Edward Haworth Mary Frances Haworth Donald Eugene Haworth David Charles Haydon Stephen Lloyd Hedrick Martha Marie Helbert Michael Gregory Helton Randolph Lee Henderson, Jr. Michael David Hensley Linda Carol Hickok Roger Leslie Hill Kenneth Wayne Hobbs Eva Marie Houser Sandra Jean Hughes Nancy Jane Houser William Charles Huber Carolyn Sue Hunsaker Cynthia Lynn Hurley Albert Lynn Johnson Jackie Wayne Johnson Shirley Yvonne Johnson I rry Thurman Jones David Russell Kegley, Jr. Della Mae Ketron Dottie Jean Ketron Debra Ann Kilby Christine Eileen Koch Vicki Lynn Kyle Michael Wayne Lagerholm Darrell Lane Nellie Mae Clifton Lang Clarence Barry Latham Diana Rose Leonard Gary Lyndon Leonard Vicki Ann Leonard Wanda Karen Leonard William Thomas Leonard Susan Diane Lester Krista Arlene Lilly Chris Naggle Long Carl Michael Malcolm Patricia Ann McAllister Ginger Arlene McCall Richard Edward McConnell Brenda Sue McCracken Hugh Randall McCroskey Jimmy Lee McNally Ethel Marie McMillan Victor David McHenry Joyce Virginia McNamara Dennis Wayne McReynolds Vernon Eugene Metcalf Gary Stephen Miller Nita Louise Minor Howard Thomas Minor Claude Millard Mumpower Patricia Ellen Mitchell Donnie Charles Mullins Patricia Ann Murray Timothy Lynn Moore Princess Ann Mullins Connie Aline Neal George Alan Mitchell Deborah Gail Mullins Sayra Margaret Qwens Susan Elaine Owens Lonny Wayne Pennington David Jack Peters Donna Lynne Preston Brenda Darlene Pope a- ' 24 : Karl John Plahta Stella Jeanette Price Thomas Price Donald Eugene Puckett Robert Gregory Quesenberry James Riillip Rasnick Barbara Ellen Reich Sharon LeeAnne Rupard Judy Lynn Rhea James Vann Roark Rita Gail Rutherford Rita Stephane Rutter Beverlv Pearl Shaffer Randall Wayne Sharrett Sharon Elaine Sharrett James Edward Shortt Bonnie Lou Simerly Vilas Lee Sims Eva Christine Slagle David Kimball Smith Barbara Lou Spahr Pamela Priscilla Sprinkle Alice Lee Sproles Gay Nell Sproles Michael Allen Sproles Donna Bernice Sykes Patricia Ann Stewart Jeffrey Lynn Stanley Michael Eugene Tallman Patricia Ann Tate Brenda Gail Taylor George Edward Taylor Richard Taylor Nancy Lee Testerman George Keith Thompson Linda Sue Vanover Rhonda Darlene Waycaster Barbara Jo Weaver Michael Eugene Webb Lisa Janell Widener Bonnie Jean Wilson Douglas Michael Wilson Sharon Gail Wise Geraldine Wood Pam Sorah Worley Ray Eugene Worley Charles Lee Wright Charles Ward Wright James Carl Wright Senior activities Barbara Jane Anderson — National Honor Society 4, Chaplain 5; FTA 2, Chaplain 3, Historian 4, Secretary 5; SCA Historian 5; Senior Class Treasurer; GAA 1; French Club 1, 2; Science Club 4, Secretary 5; Annual Staff 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; Forensics 2-5; Gym Show 1; FTA Convention; Tri-Hi-Y Convention; Queen of May Court; Sr. Super¬ lative — Most Likely to Succeed. Pamela Joan Atkins — Bible Club 1-3; Latin Club 3, President; Sci¬ ence Club 4, 5; National Honor Society 4 , 5 ; FTA 5; History 8 Award; Biology Award; Top Ten of Junior Class; Sr. Superlative — Wittiest; SCA 3. Brenda Diana Barker - Bible Club 2-5; FHA 4, Parliamentarian 5. Martha Jane Barker — Band 1-3; French Club 1 , 2; GAA 3. Connie Raye Barnett - Band 1 , 2; FBLA 5; Sr. Superlative - Most Talented. Jerry Lee Bevins — Science Club 1-5; National Honor Society 3-5; Latin Club 3-5; Physics Club 4; Audio-Visual Aid. Naomi Diane Blaylock — FHA 2 , 3, Recreation Leader 4, Typist 5. Jerry Donald Booher — FFA 2, 3. Kenneth Wayne Bott — Junior Civitan 4, 5; Latin Club 4 , 5; National Honor Society 3-5. Phyllis June Bowers - J.V. Cheerleader 1-3 Head 3; Varsity Cheer¬ leader 4; French Club 1-4; GAA 4 , Reporter 5; National Honor So¬ ciety 4 , 5; Annual Staff 3-5, Editor 5; Typing Award; Senior Class Secretary; Top Ten of Junior Class; Sr. Superlative - Most School Spirited. Timothy Brian Branson -- 4-H 1, 2; Science Club 3, 5; Junior Civitan 4. Deborah Sue Brooks — Bible Club 1; FBLA 5. Georgia Ann Brown - Band 1, 2; FBLA Club 4, Historian 5; Bible Club 4; FBLA Play. Ruby Faye Brown - French Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 3-5; Bible Club 2, 3; Science Club 4; FTA 5; May Court Pageant. Claude Leeman Buckles - Sgt.-at-Arms of Junior Class; Sr. Superla¬ tive — Cutest Smile. Sandra Alecia Bullock - FHA 2-4; Junior Y-Teens 1; FBLA 5. Larry Junior Clawson — FFA L; DE I 11. David Fleenor Cole — FTA L; Bible Club 2 , 3; Band 1-4; Science Club; All County Band 4. Michael Jefferson Coleman — DE Club. Terri Lynne Collier — Miami Central High: FTA 1, 2; Honor Society 1, 2; National FJonor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 3, Officer 4; Representa¬ tives. Alan Michael Collins — B-Club 3-5; Key-Club 3-5, Vice President 5; National Honor Society 4, 5; Sr. Superlatives — Best Personality; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class President; Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms; SCA 2, 5; Football 1-3, 5; Basketball 1-5; Baseball 2-5; Track 1-5; SCA 2-5; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3-5. Dwight David Combs — B Club 3-5; Key Club 2-5; French Club 4, 5; Bible Club 1, 2; Phys. Ed Award 1, 2. Stanley O. Cook — B Club 4; Key Club 3-5; Science Club 1, 4, 5; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4. Kathy Sareatta Cooper - Y-Teens 1; FHA Recreation Chairman 1, 2; GAA 1-3; Bible Club 2-5; Senior Science Qub 4, 5 Treasurer 4; Civi- nettes 3; Chorus 3-5; Phys. Ed. Award. Darlene Dishner — French Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 3-5; Civinettes 3-5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Y-Teens 1, 2; French 1 Award; U.S. His¬ tory Award; Chemistry Award; NEDT Honor; Senior Superlative — Most Studious. Hilda Marie Dixon — FBLA 4. Carol Ann Dorton - 4-H Club 1, 2; Senior Superlative - Cutest Couple. Scottie Mac Dye - FFA 2; French Club 3. Mary Ellen Eades - FHA class Chairman, Reporter, Treasurer. Wayne Andrew Elsea — Bible Club 1, 2; Latin Club 4, 5, State Con¬ vention; French Qub 1, 2; FCA 3; Junior Civitan Qub 4, President 5; SCA 1-3; Debate Society 2-5, Chairman 4, 5; District Debate 4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3-5; Senior Superlative — Most Pessimistic; Ministry of Publicity 5, Minister; NEDT Honor; Student Forensics Chairman; Basketball 1; Football 1-3; White House Classroom Dele¬ gate. Eddie Wayne Fields — Spanish Club 2, 3. 148 Ginger Lou Fleenor — FHA 1, 2; Bible Club 1-5; Science Club 3-5; All Regional Chorus 4; Y-Teens 1, 2; Chorus 3-5. Patricia Ann Fleenor — FHA 1-4, Recreation Leader 2. Sarah Gail Forrester — Y-Teens 2; Civinettes 3; French Club 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5, ICC Reporter, Reporter; GAA 4. Malcolm James Fraser — SCA 3. Judith Kay Fuller — Y-Teens 1; Science Club Secretary 2, Vice Presi¬ dent 5; Spanish Club 1; GAA 5, Reporter 2; Band 1, 2; Chorus 4, 5; Varsity Cheerleader 4, 5; Homecoming Court 4, 5; SCA 1-5; Presi¬ dent of Freshman Class. Tim Fuller — French Club 1-3; Latin Club 4, 5; B Club 2-5, Secretary 5; Key Club 3-5; FCA 2-5; SCA 5; Wrestling 2-5; Football 5; Track 3, 4; Vice President of Senior Class; Junior Play; National Honor So¬ ciety 5; Senior Superlative — Wittiest. Regina Lynn Gibson — French Club 1; Bible Club 3; FT A 5; SCA 5; Chorus 3, 4. Nancy Sue Goodson — FHA 1, 2; Bible Club 1-5; SCA 1, 2, 4; GAA 2, 3; Science Club 2-4; Chorus 3, 5. Stephen Lewis Gentry - 4-H 1, 2; FFA 2-5, Treasurer 4, Secretary 5; Junior Foresters Scholarship 4. Gary Stephen Hagy — FTA 3-5; Latin Club 3-5; Band 1-5; SCA 5; All Regional Band 3-5; All County Band 2-5; Drum Major 5, Band Re¬ porter 3; Solo Ensemble II 2. Dwight David Hall - French Club 1-3; Science Club 3; Art Club 5; FCA 3; Wrestling 3. Steve Alan Hardin — Senior Superlative — Most Talented. David Allen Halstead - Key Club 3-5, Secretary 4; Bible Club 1; French Club 1-5; B Club 2-5; National Honor Society 3-5; SCA 1-5, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Vice President 4, President 5; Boys ' State Delegate 4; District Key Club 4; Football 1-5, All District 3-5, All SW Virginia 4, 5, All W Regional 4, 5, All Big 5-4, 5, Back of Year 4; Basketball 1-5, All County Tourn. 4, All Dist. Tourn. 4, Most Improved 3, All Big 5-4; Baseball 1-5, All Dist. 2-5, All SW Virginia 3-5, All Regional 3, 4; Most Valuable Player Football, Basketball, Baseball 4; Most Ath¬ letic 4; Track - County High Jump Champ. 3, 4; Forensics 4; SCA Convention 4; Phys. Ed. Award 1-3; PER Tests 1-3; Basketball, Foot¬ ball Captain; Merit Publishing Company Honor; May Court Prince 3, 1st Runner Up 4. Mary Frances Haworth - 4-H 1-5, Vice-President; VICA 1. David Charles Hayden — FFA. Lloyd Stephen Hedrick — Track Manager; Wrestling. Martha Marie Helbert — French Club, 1-3; Science Club 2-4, Secre¬ tary-Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 4, Reporter — Historian 5. Michael Gregory Helton — Basketball 1-5; Golf 2-5, Co-Captain 4, 5; Football Manager 3; B Club 2-5, Sec. 4; Science Club 2-5, Vice Presi¬ dent 4; National Honor Society 4, 5, Parliamentarian and Sgt.-at-Arms 5; Key Club 3-5 Lt Governor K-T Dist. of Key Club International; FCA 2-5; Sr. Superlative — Best All Around. Randy Lee Henderson — Senior Science Club 4, 5. David Michael Hensley — FFA 1; Bible Qub 4. Linda Carol Hickok — French Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 3-5; Va. U.S. History Award. Kenney Wayne Hobbs — Spanish Club 1; Cutest Couple 5. I Rebecca Jeanne Horne — National Honor Society 4, 5; Annual Staff 5; Spanish Club 1-4, Treasurer 3; FTA 4, 5 President 5; 4-H Club 1; SCA 5; Senior Class Parliamentarian; Latin Club 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; Science Club 2, 3; Library Assistant 4; Spanish 11 Award 2. Eva Marie Houser - Bible Club 2-5; Library Club 3-5 Secretary 4. Nancy Jane Houser — Annual Staff 5; FTA 5; French Club 1-3; Latin Club 4, 5; National Honor Society 3-5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; GAA 1-3; Annual Staff 5; Ministry of Publicity 5; Photography Club 5; Jr. Clas¬ sical League 4, 5; French 11 Award 2; Latin 1 Award 4. Sandra Jean Hughes - Gym Show 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; FHA 3, 4; Bible Club 3-5 Pianist 5; FBLA 4, 5 Vice President 5; Senior Superlative - Most Courteous. Carolyn Hunsaker - FHA 1-4; French Club 5; Co-Ed Hi-Y 2-4; Tri-Hi-Y 5; J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; National Honor Society 5; Shorthand Award. Cindy Lynn Hurley - French Club 1, 2; Band 1-3, Solo Ensemble 2, Gym Show 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; GAA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5 Reporter 4, Vice President 5; Senior Class Representative; Annual Staff 5; Ministry of Publicity 5; Junior Qass Play; National Honor Society 5; Senior Su¬ perlative, — Cutest Smile. Jack Wayne Johnson — 4-H 1, 2; FFA 2, 3; Football 3-5. Shirley Yvonne Johnson — Library Club 2; Bible Club 3-5. Larry Thurman Jones — Science Club 1; FTA 1-5; Band 1-5; Solo Ensemble II 1, 2. 149 David Russell Kegley — FTA 3; Debate Society 3, 4; SCA 4, 5 Parlia¬ mentarian 5; National Honor Society 4, 5 President 5; District Debate Tournament; VI College Forensics After Dinner Speaking; NEDT Honor; Senior Superlative — Most Likely to Succeed. Della Mae Ketron — Bible Club 2-5; FBLA 5. Dottie Jean Ketron — Bible Club 2-5; FBLA 4. Debbie Ann Kilby — 4-H 1, 2; Civinettes 3; Tri-Hi-Y Vice President 4, President 5; French Club 2, 3; SCA 5; National Honor Society 5; NEDT Honor. Christine Eileen Koch — Class Treasurer 2; Y-Teens Treasurer 2; French Club 1 , 3 Treasurer; Civinettes 3 Treasurer; Tri-Hi-Y 3, Trea¬ surer 4, 5; Jr. Classical League 4, 5; Ministry of Publicity 5; Latin Club 4, 5, President; National Honor Society 4, 5 Secretary; Annual Staff 2, Copy Editor 3, Managing Editor 4, Co-Editor 5; Forensics 5; NEDT Award; Y-Teen Conference; Junior Class Play; May Court; Top 10 in Junior Class; Annual Award 4; Senior Superlative — Most Active in School Activities. Vickie Lynn Kyle — GAA 1-5; Head Cheerleader 5; SCA 1-5; Science Club 1, 2, 5; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4. George Alan Mitchell — French Club 1 , 2; FFA 4 Treasurer 5. Michael Wayne Lagerholm DE 3-5, Vice President 3, President 5; DE II Sales Demonstration. Nellie Clifton Lang — FTA 1-3; Library Club 1-4; National Honor Society 3-5. Clarence Barry Latham — Basketball 1, 2; Science Club 2; DE Club 3, 4; DE Award. Gary Lyndon Leonard — Bible Club 1; FFA 2; Science Club 5; Civi- tan 5. Thomas William Leonard — Civitans 4, 5; Annual Staff Business Manager; French Club 12, 4; Science Club 3-5; Basketball 1; Bible Club 1-3; FTA 5; Chorus 5; Senior Superlative — Most Courteous. Wanda Karen Leonard — Y-Teens 2; French Club 2; Bible Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4 Treasurer 5; FHA 5; National Honor Society 5. Susan Kianne Lester — GAA 1-4; President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; DE II 5; Science Club 1, 2, 4, 5; Band 1-5; FHA 3. Krista Arlene Lilly — Bible Club 1-3; FBLA 5. Chris Long — French 2, 3; Junior Civitan 4, 5 Vice Pres-Sec., FCA — 3, 4, 5; Ftball — 2-5. Wrest. 2-5. Carl Michael Malcolm - 4-H 1, 2; Library Club 3-5; Vice pres. 4; reporter - 5; FTA - 5; FFA - 2; NHS — 5; perfect attendance 1-4. Patricia Ann McAllister - Jr. Y-Teens - 1, 2, Treasurer; French Club; Freshman Class Hist.; Jr.-Teens, 1-2 Sec.; Sr. Science Club 2-5; Annual Staff 3-4; Chorus — 4-5; SCA representative; Ministry of Publicity; Sr. Class reporter; Sr. Superlative — Best Personality. Ginger Arlene McCall — FHA 2-5; Bible Club 3-5. Richard Edward McConnell — French Club 1; NHS 4-5; Sr. Super¬ lative — Most Studious. Hugh Randall McCroskey — 4-H 1-2; FFA 2-3. Victor D. McHenry — Wrestling 1, 2; FFA 2, 3; VICA 4, 5; Library Club 2, 3. Marie McMillan — Bible Club 1-5. Jimmy Leg McNally — Football 1, 3-5; Basketball 3; Key Club 3-5; FCA 3-5; B Club 4, 5. Vernon Eugene Metcalf — FFA 2, 3. Howard Thomas Minor — Basketball 1-5; Band 1-5; Key Club 3-5; Latin Club 4, 5; Track 3; All County Band 4; All Regional Band 4. Nita Louise Minor — French Club 1, 2; Gym Show 1; Annual Staff 3; J.V. Cheerleader; National Honor Society 5. Gary Stephen Miller — FFA 2, 4. Patty Ellen Mitchell - Bible Club 1-5; FTA 5; Band 1-5, All County 4, 5; FHA 1; Junior-Senior Play 4; Gym Show 1; Pep Club 1, 2. Princess Ann Mullins — Spanish Club 1-3, Chaplain; FHA 4; Bible Club 4, 5; Library Club 1; FBLA 5; Shorthand I Award. Patricia Ann Murray - Bible Club 1; FHA 2; Library Club 4. Connie Aline Neal — FBLA 5. Ted Harrison Neeves — French Club 1-5; Key Club 3-5, Treasurer 4, President 5; B Club 2-5; SCA 3-5; FCA 4; National Honor Society 5; PTSA Vice President 4; Sophomore and Junior Class Vice Presi¬ dent; Senior Class Chaplain; Football 1-3; Basketball 1-5; Baseball 2, 3; Track 1-5; State Track Meet 2-4. Carolyn Sue Nunley — National Honor Society 3-5. Elizabeth Ann Nunley — Library Club 2, 3; Bible Club 5; FBLA Club 5. 150 Sayra Margaret Owens - Y-Teens 1; GAA 2-4; FHA 3, 4; Bible Club 3 , 4; Chorus 3 , 5; Science Club 4, 5. Susan Elaine Owens — French Club 1-5; Treasurer 1, 5, Historian 3, Vice President 4; GAA 3; Civinettes 4; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5, President 4, Chaplain 5; SCA 3-5, Chaplain 4; National Honor Society 4, 5; Forensics 2-5; Treasurer Sophomore Class; May Court 3, 4; Historian of Senior Class; Ministry of Publicity; Senior Superlative — Best All Around. Peggy Jean Phillips — FBLA 5 Reporter. Brenda Darlene Pope — FBLA Chaplain 5; Annual Staff 5, Business Manager. Leeanne Elizabeth Powers — Junior Class Secretary; SCA Treasurer; Junior Class Play; Y-Teens 1, 2, ICC representative; French Club 1-5, Secretary 2; President 5; Jr. Civinettes 3-5, Treasurer 4, President 5; FTA Historian 4, Parliamentarian 5; Band 1-5, Band Council 1-4, Vice-President 2, 3, Librarian 4; National Honor Society 4, 5, Trea¬ surer 5; NEDT Honor; All County Band; All Regional W Band 3-5; Senior Superlative — Friendliest. Donna Lynne Preston — French Club 1-5, Reporter 2, Secretary 3; National Honor Society 3-5; Forensics — District; Senior Superlative — Most Pessimistic 5. Stella Jeanette Price — Shorthand Award. Barbara Ellen Reich — National Honor Society 3-5, Treasurer; French Club 1-4; SCA 1, 3-5; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Civinette Club, Chaplain 3. Rita Stephane Rutter — Y-Teens 1, 2; French Club 1-3; Band 1, 2; Civinette Club 3; GAA 3, 5; Annual Staff 4; May Court 4; Latin Club 4, 5; SCA 5. Beverly Pearl Shaffer — Bible Club 2-5, Chaplain 4, President 5; FBLA 4, 5, Secretary 5. Sharon Elaine Sharrett - Y-Teens 1, 2; SCA 2-5, Secretary 5; GAA 3-5, Chaplain 4, Vice President 5; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Homecoming Candidate 5; Cheerleader 3, 5; May Court Runner-up 4; Gym Show 4; Senior Superlative — Best Looking. Eva Christine Slagle — Spanish Club 1, 2; Science Club 4; National Honor Society 5. Barbara Lou Spahr — French Club 1-3; FTA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; Science Club 3-5; Gym Show 1. Pamela Pricilla (Mickey) Sprinkle — FHA 2-5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 5; FFA Sweetheart 4; SCA 5; Civinettes 4; Science Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2; Senior Superlative — Most Likely To Get Caught. Alice Lee Sproles — Bible Club 4, 5; FBLA 4. Patty Stewart — Y-Teens 1, President 2; FHA 2-5, Recreation Leader 3, Federation Rec. Leader 4, Vice-President 4, President 5, Federation President 5, State Vice-President 5, Newspaper Staff 4; SCA 4-5 Chaplain 5; Key Club Sweetheart 5; Queen of May Court 3; State FHA Convention; National Youth Safety Congress; Jr. Homemaker Degree; Chapter Homemaker Degree. Donna Bernice Sykes — FBLA 4, 5; French Club 3, 4; Science Club 2-4; 4-H Club 1. Mike Eugene Tallman — Key Club 3-5, Secretary 5; Science Club 2-5, President 3, 5; Spanish Club 1-3 Vice President 2; SCA 1-5, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; B Club 3-5; Football 1-5; Golf 3-5, Co.-Captain 4, 5; Baseball 1, 2; Track 1; Basketball 1, 5; May Court 4; Most Valuable (Golf); Senior Superlative — Most School Spirited. Patricia Ann Tate — Art Club 4, 5; Bible Club 4. Brenda Gail Taylor - Y-Teens 1, 2; Y-Teen Conference 1, 2; Gym Show 1; Softball Team 2; SCA 2, 5; Civinettes Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Civi¬ nettes Convention 3; Volleyball Team 3-5; GAA 3-5, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, President 5; Basketball Team 5; Pep Club 4, Secretary; Trojan Mascot 3, 4; Senior Superlative — Most Athletic. George Keith Thompson — 4-H Club 1; Science Club 3-5; Bible Club 5; Track 3-5; Band 1-5; National Honor Society 5; All County Band 4, 5. Carl David Vestal — FHA 2, 4 Rhonda Darlene Waycaster — FTA 1-5, Reporter 5; Bible Club 1-2; French Club 1-2; FHA 3-5, Treasurer 5, Songleader 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4-5; Ministry of Publicity 5; Gym Show 2; Volleyball Team 3; Senior Play 4; Which Way America 4; Junior Homemaker Award 3; Chapter Homemaker Award 4; State Homemaker Award 5. Geraldine Wood — FHA 1-2, 5; Bible Club 2-3; Art Club 5. Pamela Gayle Worley — 4-H Club 1; DE Club 3. Loretta Carol Wright - Spanish Club 1-3, Secretary 2, Qiaplain 3; GAA 1-2; FTA 1; Band 1-3; Spanish 1 Award 1; All County Band 1-3; All Regional Band 3; Band Awards 1-2. 151 Juniors President, Jackie Dutton; Vice-President, Dennis Freese; Secretary, Glen DeVore; Treasurer, Kathy Fiarrison; Reporter, Fiope Fields; Chaplain, Gail Countiss; Historian, Cindy Kiser Nearing the end of our secondary education and encouraged by past experi¬ ences, we began to realize the importance of our last two years of high school. We wanted to make this year one of the best. We survived our first tries at college boards and began to think seriously about applying to colleges. The Class of ' 72 met the problems that have faced past classes as they worked on Junior Projects in order to meet the financial obliga¬ tions. The highlight of the ' 70-71 school year was the Junior-Senior Prom. We were host to the Seniors. The Prom was beautiful and a great success. The coming of the class rings symbolized the approach of our Senior year. 152 Phil Addison Danny Akers Wanda Anders Eddie Arnold 153 Diane Bott Kirby Branson Randy Branson Priscella Breeding Anthony Brewer Joyce Brooks Alan Browning Freddie Burnette Joyce Bryant Debbie Campbell Joyce Canter Brenda Carrico Larry Church Coy Clark 154 Linda Clark David Cochran Alicia Cole Greg Cole Connie Colley Frankie Copenhaver Janie Cook Mark Cook Donnita Couch Gail Countiss Daryl Cox Mary Cox Vicki Cross Jerry Cunningham 155 Larry Cunningham Hugh Davis Mike Denton Timmy Denton 156 Larry Feathers Sherry Felty Hope Fields Judy Fields Johnny Fleenor Sharon Fleenor David Ford 157 Jeanetta Harris Kathy Harrison Sharon Hawks Ted Hawks Buford Hawkins Mike Hayden Diane Hayden Carolyn Goodson Reva Goodson James Grogan George Hagy Roy Hall Harold Harless Ronnie Harley 158 Bill Hayter Kenneth Hayter Mike Holm an Linda Huller 159 160 George Millard Wanda Millard Lisa Mitchell Wanda Mitchell Susan Moody Mike Moore David Moretz Susan Moser Kathy Mullins Judy Murray Kate Mumpower Gary Murray Gary Musick Joyce Musick 161 Judy Musick Jean Neese Joe Newton Mary Ellen Owens Jane Peltier Shirley Peters Stewart Phelps Larry Phillips Freddie Pope Susan Ray Brenda Reynolds 162 Sandra Reynolds Ann Roe Mary Rosenbalm Karen Rutherford t p 1 ' Don Sheffey Eugenia Shew Joe Shutters David Sims David Salyers Conny Sauls Gail Shaffer Jimmy Singleton Judy Smith Pam Smithey 163 Junior Stout Cathy Staton Rebecca Stringer Lois Sproles Lloyd Sproles Randy Sproles Patty Stoots Evelyn Stroop Virginia Swygert Steve Tennpenny Carol Testerman Mark Tolley Michelle Townsend Ronnie Vanover 164 Jerry Wise Jack Wright Andy Yates Patricia Warren Margie Webb Barbara White Tony Wingate Diane Worley David Worley Kathy Worley Debbie Venable Betty Vestal Jeff Warren Marion Warren 165 xmilWHilr ' s p E S Debbie Collins, President; Scotty Rasnake, Vice-President; Vonnie Edwards, Secretary. We look back on our Sophomore year as the most spirited year we have spent. We took part in making posters and signs to boost spirit at Junior Varsity games, and we realized that there was more participation among the students. With our second year of foreign language, plus biolo¬ gy, and geometry behind us, we heaved a sigh of relief. We felt as if we had climbed a mountain, yet there was so much left to do! With our Junior year ahead of us bringing the hardships of giving a Prom, and our Senior year with the final plans for college, we could not give up. We looked upon our final years with deter¬ mination, hope, and anticipation. 168 Brenda Barker Phil Barker Randy Barker Donna Barrett Sherry Bartee Janis Black Ava Blaylock Bobby Blevins Debbie Bolling Susan Boo her Gary Boothe Teresa Bott Danny Bowman Nuberta Bowman Becky Braswell Linda Brooks Teresa Byington Wanda Dishner Willie Crusenberry Wanda Cumbow Jackie Denton Leon Denton Peggy Durham Terry Dickson Audrey Canter Celeste Canter Lois Carroll Kay Carter Mike Clark Wanda Clawson Lantha Colley Debbie Collins Steve Compton Barbara Countiss Sheila Denton Steve DePriest Johnny Durham 170 Vonnie Edwards Curtis Felty Diane Fields Mary Fields Doug Fleenor Edwina Fleenor Mona Fleenor Janet Fortner Darrell Fraley Carolyn Gallimore Kathy Gallimore Cheryl Garrett Twilla Garrett James Gobble Brenda Goodson Teresa Hale Darrell Harley Donna Harley Dean Harrison Debbie Hawks Doug Hawthorne Debbie Hayden Mike Henry Melony Hensley Roland Hensley Betty Hill Mike Hobbs Debbie Holden Kathy Horne Darlene Huckaby Mike Huffman Glenna Kieth Larry Leonard Mechelle Leonard Cindy Mabe Dean Marsh Claudia Martin Brenda Mason Rita Mason Donna Matthews Velma Mays Teresa Kilby Kathy George Koch Anonthy Lane Gay Large Gale Leonard Kemper Meade Cathy McCauley Wanda McCracken Vorice McNew Peggy Minnick Patty Mildard Craig Milhorn Billy Moore Blaine Morris Jerry Mussick Sue Murray Roger Murray Jeff Mumpower Marie Mullins SaraJi Nash Jerry Newman Rose Nunez Fay Nunley Doug Owens Patty Phillips Janet Pippin Gary Plum Jo Ann Robinson Steve Robinson Sammy Rock Donald Roe Johnny Ross Jerry Rust Margaret Ryan Gail Shankel Darlene Sharrett Carla Shumaker Angela Smith Neal Smith Bo Snobgrass Jr. Snodgrass Daniel Sproles Adina Stanley Diane Sterns Ann Stevens Billy Stout Donna Stroup Eddie Taylor Patty Tenpenny Ramona Thomas What ' s up. Doc? Russ Turnage Barbara Vanover Steve Vickers Lynn Walton Linda Warden Rita Whicker Remonia White Debbie Widner Bobby Williams Elaine Williams Mark Wingate Robin Wingate Lisa Wiseman Jeesee Woodby Candy Workman Helen Worley Teresa Wright Bryan Yoho Mary Ann Young Freshmen Pictured: President, Rusty Baer; Vice President, Gale Thompson; Secretary, Becky Wampler; Reporter, Vickie Hawks. As we walked into B.H.S. the first day of our Freshman year, we felt proud be¬ cause finally we had the eighth grade to look down upon. We managed to stay busy througout the year. There were ball games and pep rallies which we attended and at which we cheered. We became more active in clubs and club activities. And then there were our studies. It took a lot of time and much concentrated studying, but we managed to pass everything. As we look back now, we realize we have grown with B.H.S. It was a year of hard work and fun. But we know it has been a year we ' ll always remember. 178 Jenny Abel Kevin Abel Joyce Adams Carol Adkins Marie Akers Lynn Anders Phillip Anderson Ginger Arnold Jerry Arnold Shonda Atkins Rusty Baer Tommy Baker Doug Ball Karen Balthis Cathy Barker Connie Barker Debbie Barker Drema Barker Eva Barker Trina Barlow Debbie Barrett Lisa Benfield Mike Belle Randy Berry Terry Brewer Ted Blaylock Donna Bolling Tony Bowers Wayne Branscome Phyllis Brewer 179 Melanie Buchanan Kelly Calloway Betty Campbell Donnie Campbell Sandra Campbell Tina Carrier Mike Carrol Jerry Carter Millie Gather Teresa Caudill Debbie Childress Jerry Chorosevic Jimmy Christian David Clark Daisy Clawson Linda Clawson Lynn dayman Doris Clendenen Joey Cooper Vernon Corum Phillip Countiss Mike Cross William Bugger Cross Jane Cunningham Lola Davidson Joy Davis Richard Dean Terry Denton Jeff Devore Janet Dixon 180 Dennis Grizzle Gary Grizzle Debbie Gunning Johnny Hall Gay Lynn Harless Kathy Harley Cathy Harmon Vicky Harmon Pam Harrison Vicki Hawks Cathy Hawkins Debbie Hawkins David Hayden Randy Helms Ethel Helton Janet Helton Kent Henderson David Henry l et Hensle Trinka Hensley Bill Hickok Brenda Hill John Hill Janet Hillard Jan Hobbs Sharon Hobbs Shelley Hobbs Susan Horn Revonda Houser Terry Houser 181 Patty Dinkins Sandra Dixon Mark Draper Cheryl Duty Diane Duty Loretta Duckett Teresa Lades Charles Estep Debbie Estep Ronnie Felty Phillip Feristy Charles Fields David Fields Debbie Fields Ella Fields Pat Fitzgerald Lester Fleenor Jerry Fleenor Valerie Fleenor Diane Frazier Sherry Freeman Denise Frohling Patty Gallimore Danny Godsey Linda Godfrey Mike Goins Gary Goodson Kenny Grant Patsy Greer Joe Anne Gregory 182 Roberta Huber Barbara Hughes Cathy Hughes Linda Hughes Jack Jackson Larry James Linda Jennings Pamela Jessee Darius Johnson Jimmy Jones Rhonda Jones Ronnie Jones Debbie Keith Darrell Ketron Debbie Ketron Theresa Ketron Ricky Kiser Mike Knittel Jerry Large Jean Lawson Evelyn Laughlin Rebecca Leab Jeff Leonard Martha Lester Sherry Lester Leisa Lilley Tommy Lineburger Steve Luchini Hazel Love Shirley Malone 183 Johnny Marion Gloria Marsh Greg Martin Joe McChestney Chuck McClanahan Judy McNamara Betty McNew Wayne Melvin Carolyn Miles Kenneth Millard Jewel Mitchell Becky Moore Sandra Morgan Jennie Morris Janet Mullins Danny Mumpower Carolyn Nicholson Sandy Noonkester Florine Nunley Linda Nunley Lynn Ornduff Brenda Owens Linda Owens Jeff Pack Mike Parks Sharon Penley Benjy Phelps Chris Placak Reggie Planta Myron Poe 184 Kim Poole Johnny Powers Shirley Powers Brenda Pruitt Cindy Quesenberry Richard Quesenberry Denver Raines Jeannie Ramsey Mike Rankin Roger Rasnake Jimmy Richardson John Rice Danny Roark Ricky Roark David Roberts Robin Roberts Kathy Robinson Alice Roop Barbara Rose Barbara Rosenbalm Dennis Salyers Kim Sanders Becky Shaffer Tim Shaffer Don Schaffer Kathy Sharrett Rita Sheffey Sherry Sheffey Nelson Shortt Hope Simcox ' I 185 Kathy Singleton Darrel Slagle Danny Smith Frankie Smith Joey Smith Ricky Smith Sam Smith Marsha Snader Beth Snodgrass Shelia Snead Teresa Snead Jack Sorah Penny Sourbeer Qiarlene Sproles David Sproles Eddie Sproles Kenny Sproles James Stanley Karen Stine Ron Stearns Gary Sullivan Cindy Sulueski Tim Tabor Irvin Tate Debbie Taylor Rachel Tester Gale Thompson Debbie Vance Barbara Vanover Mike Venable CJl 186 Ricky Venable Kenny Vestal Becky Wampler Peggy Warren Susan Warren Brenda Watson Mark Waycaster Ricky Weatherly Raymond Wilson Susan Wilson Varina Woodward Cathy Wooten David Wright Kay Wynegar Michelle Yocum Guy Yoho Doug Yon Jeff Young Bill Zarbis Eighth grade officers President — Pam Meredith (not pictured) Vice President — Debbie Phipps Secretary — Vera Jessee Historian — Jackie York Reporter — Dennis Dutton Sergeant at Arms — Greg Yoho K. Addison J. Akards C. Alexander D. Anderson G. Arnold R. Arnold R. Atkins B. Atwell F. Atwell R. Baer P. Bailey D. Baker C. Baldwin P. Ball G. Barker L. Barker P. Barker T. Barker J. Barrent M. Barrett P. Beard J. Bentley D. Bernet S. Brewer T. Blackburn T. Blackwell P. Blevins B. Booher J. Booher R. Booher R. Boothe B. Bott S. Bourgh C. Bowers T. Bowers W. Bowers J. Bowman D. Brannon L. Brewer S. Brewer G. Bryant D. Buchanan R. Burke D. Burnette R. Burnette R. Byars L Cadle J. Calandrose M. Canter B. Carroll T. Carter C. Champman R. Childers J. Childress W. Qapp S. Clark D. Clawson B. dayman S. Cole R. Colley M. Comer A. Cooper S. Counts D. Crusenberry E. Cunningham M. Davenport K. Davis H. DeBoard D. Denton J. Denton M. Denton L. DePreist B. Dishner S. Dotson H. Dunn H. Dunn D. Dutton R. Duty D. Dyson R. Eads M. Easterly R. Edwards C. Elsea M. Farmer E. Fields ]. Fields J. Fields B. Fleenor B. Fleenor D. Fleenor D. Fleenor D. Fleenor G. Fleenor J. Fleenor J. Fleenor S. Fleenor L. Ford S. Fuller P. Frohling C. Garrett F. Garrett K. Garrett S. Gentry D. Gill J. Gilmer R. Gilmer K. Gobble P. Gobble A. Goodson D. Goodson B. Gott A. Greer B. Griffin S. Griffith D. Grizzel K. Groves J- Hagy J. Hall J. Hall L Hall A. Handen R. Harless D. Harley D. Harlow C. Hatley M. Hawks R. Hayworth H. Helbert D. Hickman M. Hickman B. Hill M. Hillard R. Hobbs B. Hodgogn D. Holt D. Holton B. Hood G. Hoss J. Houser D. Huckaby E. Hughes A. Humphrey T. Humphrey L. Hunsucker S. Hurley K. Jackson L. Jenkins C. Jessee V. Jessee D. Johnson R. Johnson S. Jones R. Kegley K. Kennedy M. Kennedy J. Ketron P. Ketron C. Kitzmiller M. Kiser C. Ingle G. Ingle J. Ingle M. Lagarholm 5. Lane M. Large D. Latham B. Laughlin J. Leab B. Leonard D. Leonard M. Leonard R. Leonard K. Lester S. Lilly D. Long J. Loudy E. Lunsford D. Mabe L. Mabe C. Madien L. Maine P. Maise D. Malone K. Malone V. Mason B. Maxwell J. Mean S. McCloud J. McConnell L. McCann D. McCriken M. McCriken T. McHenry M. McNally W. MeyCrosey P. Meredith D. Messer D. Messick W. More S. Morefield G. Morgan P. Morgan V. Morris V, Mullins D. Mumpower S. Murray D. Musselwhite E. Nash S. Nash B. Neese L. Neeves P. Nester J. Nicholson M. Noonkester L Norris S. Norton A. Nunley B. Nunley E. Nunley J. Nunley T. Odum B. Ogle D. Oliver D. Odum J. Otey D, Parker P. Parris B. Parsons B. Patrick M. B. Patton J. Penley A. Petty D. Pheps C. Philippi J. Philips R. Phillips T. Phillips A. Price T. Price S. Puckett A. Rasnake G. Reese J. Reynolds C. Robinson K. Robinson R. Robinson J. Rock D. Rouse H. Roark L. Rutter A. Salyers D. Salyers R. Sams B. Sandefur L Scardo W. Shaffer A. Shankel C. Shelley B. Shoemaker J. Shortt M. Smeltzer E. Smith J. Smith J. Smith M. Smith D. Smith T. Smith J. Sproles R. Stark V. Stout P. Sullivan D. Sullins H. Sutherland V. Swiggert M. Savinsky V. Tate J. Taylor L. Taylor B. Thomas E. Thomas G. Thomas G. Thompson N. Tweed N. Umbager D. Vanover C. Vermillion S. Vister D. Wagner S. Wagner R. Wampler D. Warren R. Warren W. Warren P. Waycaster J. White J. White J. Whitaker J. Whitaker P. Whitt C. Widener P. Widener D. Williams L. Williams R. Williams T. Williams D. Wilson B. Wise J. Wise J. Wise L. Wise K. Wood T. Wood L. Wright M. Young P. Young G. Yoho J. York This was the “first for us. It was the first of attending a high school. It all seemed so complicated at first, but finally we were able to adjust. Even the race against the clock between classes became easier after awhile. For the first time we became a mem¬ ber of the high school crowd. We found that the games were more meaningful to us. We were able to join clubs and partici¬ pate in them. We also had a different teacher for each class which was a great change. We felt “bigger now that we were a part of the high school scene. 195 Emotions tall small Emotions rise fall Emotions up down Emotions grow where the heart abounds. High ' s only high Low ' s only low Real ' s truly real Show ' s truly show Emotions guide Do you not see Each moment ' s view of reality? — Anonymous This is the end of another hectic year and the Annual Staff has worked hard, in order to publish the best Phoenix ever. We hoped to have expressed some of the emo¬ tions high school students developed through their experiences at John S. Battle. These emotions could be found in the men¬ tal, physical, and social aspects in the life of every B.H.S. student. Without the great cooperation I received from the Annual Staff, teachers, and espe¬ cially you, the student body, this yearbook could not have been a success. I would like to gratefully thank all those who worked to help make this 1871 Phoenix possible. I would especially like to thank Miss Vermil¬ lion for her time and effort she devoted to this yearbook. 197 Student Directory Abel, Jenny 179 Abel, Kevin 179,50 Abel, Mike Addison, Dennis 153 Addison, Karen 188 Addison, Phil 153 Adams, Joyce 179,62 Adkins, Carol 66,179 Akards, J. 188 Akers, Kanny 46, 49, 153 Akers, Jerry 188 Akers, Marie 179 Alexander, Carolyn 188 Alexander, Daphine Alexander, I-arry Alexander, Shirley 102 Anders, Lynn 179 Anders, Wanda Gail 153 Anderson, David 188 Anderson, Elizabeth 90, 100 Anderson, Glenn 104 Anderson, Ike 96, 89, 105, 107, 169 Anderson, Janie 13, 84, 89, 90, 95, 105, 112, 113, 114, 124, 126, 82 Anderson, Phillip 179 Anderson, Rebecca 90, 100, • 104, 169 Anderson, Robert 10, 92, 104, 122, 126 Anderson, Roger Arnold, Charles Arnold, Danny 126 Arnold, Eddie 153 Arnold, George 188 Arnold, Ginger 179 Arnold, Jerry 179 Arnold, Ruby 188 Arnold, William Atkins, Pamela 12, 87, 90, 102, 105, 126 Atkins, Rhonda 188 A tkins, Shonda 179 Atwell, Blaine 188 Atwell, Frank 188 Baer, Ricky 188 Baer, Rusty 47, 92, 179, 50 Bailey, Lester 103, 126 Bailey, Mike 47, 90, 169, 56 Bailey, Patty 188 Baker, Dayna 188 Baker, Tommy 90, 179 Baldwin, Christine 188 Ball, Doug 179 Ball, Patricia 188 Balthis, David Balthis, Karen 66, 91, 179 Barger, Teddy 104 Barker, Brenda 100, 169 Barker, Brenda Diane 126 Barker, Cathy 100, 102, 179 Barker, Cormie 179 Barker, Debbie 179 Barker, Drema 102, 108, 179 Barker, Esther Barker, Eva Barker, Gordon 104, 188 Barker, Judy Barker, Lewis 188 Barker, Martha 108, 126 Barker, Pamela 102, 121, 153 Barker, Paula 188 Barker, Phil 92, 169 Barker, Randolf S. 169 Barker, Randy 10, 108, 126 Barker, Ray Barker, Ronald Barlow, Trina 179, 188 Barnett, Avery 153 Barnett, Connie 84, 126 Barr, Mark Barrett, Debbie 179 Barrett, Donna 90, 117, 169 Barrett, Gerald Barrett, Jerry 18 8 Barrett, Julie 153 Barrett, Kathy 153 Barrett, Michael 188 Bartee, Sheree 169 Bays, Barry Bays, Larry 92, 98, 117, 153 Beard, Pam 188 Bell, Mike 47, 92, 50, 59 Bell, Sammy 46, 90, 96, 103, 153, 59 Benfield, Laura K. 90, 94, 109, 153 Benfield, Lisa 90, 179 Bentley, Deborah Bentley, Jo 188 Berry, John 127 Berry, Lowry 104 Berry, Randy 112, 114, 179, 50 Bevins, Jerry 12, 98, 105, 106, 127 Bevins, Daryl 108 Bise, Ricky 153 Black, Janis 61, 91, 95, 117, 169 Black, Jerry Blackburn, Teresa 188 Blackwell, Twana 188 Blaylock, Ava 169 Blaylock, Diane 127 Blaylock, Ted 179 Blevins, Bobby 169 Blevins, IDebra Blevins, Patricia 188 Bolling, Deborah 102, 119, 169 Bolling Donna 100, 102, 179 Booher, Bobby 121, 188 Booher, Douglas 104 Booher, Earl Booher, Gregory Booher, James 188 Booher, Jerry Booher, Mitzie 153 Booher, Randy 188 Booher, Susan 169, 188 Booher, Tony Booher, Wava 108 Booker, Allen 127 Boothe, Gary 46, 49, 103, 118, 169, 56 Boothe, Randy 188 Bordwine, Barry 153 Bourgh, S. 153, 188 Bowers, Cathy 188 Bowers, Phyllis 11, 85, 91, 92, 93, 94, 105, 107, 112, 113, 114, 124, 127 Bowers, Toby 188 Bowers, Tony 179 Bowers, Wanda 188 Bowman, Bruce Bowman, Danny 169 Bowman, Huberta 169 Bowman, Jeff 188 Bowman, Mary Jane Bowman, Mike Bowman, Vickie 65, 77, 127 Bott, Billy 188 Bott, Diane 90, 154 Bott, Kenneth 127 Bott, Teresa 169 Bott, Wayne 13, 92, 105, 117 Botts, Marji 131 Boyd, Henry Boyd, Rodney 11, 127 Brannon, Debbie 188 Branscome, Patricia Branscome, Wayne 179 Branson, Kirby 47, 96, 103, 154, 59 Branson, Patsy Branson, Randy 92, 154 Branson, Tim 127 raswell, Rebecca 169 Breeding, Pricilla 154 Brewer, Anthony 154 Brewer, Linda 188 Brewer, Phil Brewer, Phyllis 179 Brewer, Sheila 188 Brewer, Stephen Brewer, Terry 179 Brooks, Deborah 128 Brooks, Joyce 154 Brooks, Linda 169 Brown, Georgia 128 Brown, Ruby 90, 102, 105, 128, 82 Brown, Tony 112, 113, 114, 128 Brown, William Browning Alan 154 Bryant, Gail 188 Bryant, Joyce 154 Buchanan, Danny 188 Buchanan, Melanie 123, 62 Buckles, Buckie 86, 128 Buckner, Mike 104 Bullock, Sandra 10, 128 Burke, Giles 104, 128 Burke, Rhonda 121, 189 Burnette, Debbie 121, 188 Burnette, Dennis 189 Burnette, Freddie 103, 154 Burnette, Ricky 189 Byars, Robert 189 Byington, Teresa 119, 169 Cadle, Loretta 189 Calandras, John 189 Calloway, Kelly 46, 92, 50 Campbell, Betty Campbell, Billy Campbell, Debbie 100, 154 Campbell, Dormie 47, 50 Campbell, Sandy Canter, Alma Canter, Audrey 170 Canter, Cathy Canter, Celeste 98, 170 Canter, Darrell Canter, Joyce 154 Canter, Mike 189 Canter, Sonia Canter, Tom 104 Carrico, Brenda 154 Carrier, Gary 128 Carrier, Tina 118 Carroll, Brenda 189 Carroll, David Carroll, Lois 170 Carroll, Mike Carter, Frances Carter, Kay 122 , 170 Carter, Tom 47, 89, 96, 103 Carter, Tony 189 Carty, Billy Cassidy, Bill 90, 103 Cather, Millie 102, 122, 123 Caudill, Fred Caudill, Sam 128 Caudill, Teresa 61, 91 Cawood, David 125 Chapman, Charles 189 Childress, IDebbie Childress, Jerry Childress, Judy 189 Childress, Roger 189 Chorosevic, Jerry 47, 92, 50 Christian, Jim Church, Larry 154 Qapp, David 189 Clark, Coy 154 Qark, David Qark, Larry Clark, Linda 155 Clark, Mike 122, 170 Qark, Randy Clark, Susan 189 Qawson, Daisy 189 Qawson, Larry _Clawson, Linda Qawson, Wanda 170 Qayman, Charles Qayman, William 189 Qendenen, Doris 90, 119 Cochran, David 155 Cole, Alicia 155 Cole, David 129 Cole, Greg 92 , 155 Cole, Lisa 90, 95, 119 Cole, Sylvia 121, 189 Coleman, Mike 129 Colley, Connie 91, 155 Colley, Lantha 170 Colley, Robin Colley, Tom 118, 129 Collier, Terri 10, 129 Collins, Debbie 25, 66, 91, 105, 112, 113, 114, 170 Collins, Fred Collins, Mike 11, 47, 49, 86, 96, 103, 105, 124, 129, 51 Combs, David 11, 96, 103, 122, 59 Combs, Joe 104 Comer, Mike 189 ilompton, John 87, 102, 129 Compton, Steve 170 Cook, Janie 90, 105, 155 Cook, Mark 96, 97, 105, 155 Cook, Stanley 90, 96, 102, 103, 129 Cooper, Alice 189 Cooper, Joe Coojjer, Kathy 11, 102, 129 Cooper, Polly Copenhaver, Frankie 66, 91, 92, 117, 189 Co rum, Vernon 119 Couch, Donita 100, 155 Countiss, Barbara 100, 170 Countiss, Gail 90, 105, 117, 152, 155 Countiss, Philip Counts, Susie 189 Cox, Anna Cox, Chuck Cox, Daryl 90, 92, 118, 155 Cox, David Cox, Mary 155 Cox, Steve 125 Craft, Coy Cross, Bill Cross, Mike Cross, Vicki 65, 91, 117, 155 Crouch, Dick Crowe, Jeff Crusenberry, Donnie 189 Crusenberry, Willie 104, 170 Cuddy, Nancy 87, 102, 130 Cumbow, Eddie 106, 119, 130 Cumbow, Raymond Cumbow, Wanda 100, 170 Cunningham, Earl 189 Cunningham, Jane Cunningham, Jerry 108, 155 Cunningham, Larry 108, 156 Davenport, Michael 121, 189 Davidson, Bemiece Davidson, Lola 61, 91, 118 Davis, Hugh 92, 105, 109, 156 Davis, Jackie Davis, Kimberly 189 Davis, Joy 100 Dean, James DeBord, Bell 104 DeBord, Herschel 121, 189 Denton, Darlene 189 Denton, Jackie 170 Denton, Jeff 189 Denton, Leon 104, 170 Denton, Michael 189 Denton, Mike 118, 156 Denton, Ricky Denton, Sheila 119, 122, 170 Denton, Terry Denton, Timmy 108, 156 DePriest, Larry 189 DePriest, Steve 25, 104, 170 DeVore, Glen 47, 152, 156 DeVore, Jeff 103 Diecks, Laurie 108, 156 Dickinson, Donna Dickson, Janet Dickson, Terry 47, 92, 170 Dinkens, Patty 182 Dishman, Brenda 189 Dishman, Elaine 156 Dishman, Pauline Dishner, Darlene 87, 106, 130 Dishner, Wanda 170 Dixon, Hilda 130 EHxon, Milton 47, 98, 156 Dixon, Sandy 182 Dixon, Terry 50 Dixon, Wayne 46, 104, 171, 50 Dorton, Carol 13, 84, 98, 102, 130 Dotson, Freddy 104 Dotson, Sharon 189 Draper, Mark 122, 182 Drumheller, Leah 117, 156 Duckett, Loretta 111, 119, 182 Dunn, Harry 189 Dunn, Helen 189 Durham, Peggy 170 Durham, Johrmy 103, 170 Dutton, Dennis 189 Dutton, Jack 90, 95, 96, 103, 59 Duty, Cheiyl 90, 118, 122, 182, 62 Duty, Diane 90, 119, 182, 62 Duty, Ronnie 104, 189 Dye, Donny 92, 171 Dye, Ronald 156 Dye, Scottie 130 Dyson, Darrell 189 Eades, Mary Ellen 98, 100, 130 Eads, Ricky 189 Eads, Steve 171 Eades, Teresa 119, 120, 182 Easterly, Fay Easterly, Mary 189 Eaton, David Edens, Eddie 99, 171 Edwards, Debbie 60, 91, 114, 130, 62 Edwards, Linda 90, 94, 105, 156 Edwards, Renee 121, 189 Edwards, Vonnie 60, 91, 112, 114, 171, 62 Eller, Bobby 156 Ellis, Willie Elsea, Andy 10, 92, 93, 85, 105, 106, 107,117, 130 Elsea, Craig 118, 189 Estep, Charles 182 Estep, Deborah 182 Fanner, Keith Farmer, Mike 90, 96, 118, 156, 189 Farris, Anthony Faulkner, Barbara 156 Faulkner, Joe Faust, Jack 102, 131 Feathers, Larry 157 Felty, Curtis 171 Felty, Ronnie 182 Felty, Sherry 157 Ferguson, Ray 131 Ferski, Phillip 182 Fields, Charles 111, 182 Fields, David 182 Fields, Diane 98, 171 Fields, Debbie 182 Fields, Eddie 98, 131, 190 Fields, Ella 182 Fields, Hope 105, 107, 152, 157 Fields, Judy Ann 157, 190 Fields, Judy Darlene 190 Fields, Kenneth Fields, Mark 104 Fields, Mary 171 Fitzgerald, David 125 Fitzgerald, Mike 104 Fitzgerald, Pat 46, 111, 182 Fix, Paul 92, 131 Fleenor, Barbara 190 Fleenor, Brenda Fleenor, Danny 190 Fleenor, David A. 108, 190 Heenor, David E. 190 Fleenor, Doug 104, 171 Fleenor, Edwina 119, 171 Fleenor, Ginger 11, 99, 102, 131 Fleenor, Greg 108, 190 Fleenor, Jackie 190 Fleenor, Jerry 103, 131, 182 Fleenor, Joel 190 Fleenor, Johnny 92, 157 Fleenor, Lester 182 Fleenor, Marvin Fleenor, Mike 119 Fleenor, Mona 117, 171 Fleenor, Pat Puckett 131 Fleenor, Sharon 157 Fleenor, Susan 190 Fleenor, Terry 90 Fleenor, Valerie 100, 182 Fleenor, Walter 104, 131 Ford, David 46, 96, 157, 51, 55 Ford, Leslie 121, 122, 190 Ford, Lisa Forrester, Gail 107, 132 Fortner, Janet 98, 100, 171 Fraley, Darrell 171 Fraser, Diane 182 Fraiser, Kathy Fraiser, Malcolm 125, 132 Freeman, Sherry 182 Freese, I Danny 103, 105, 132 Freese, Darlene Freese, Dennis 90, 118, 152, 157, 59 Frohling, Denise 117, 182 Frohling, Patrick 190 Fulbright, James 12, 87, 96, 106, 117, 132 Fuller, Billy 77, 47, 92, 94, 103, 157 Fuller, Judy 65, 77, 91, 132 Fuller, Mike 92 Fuller, Steve 190 Fuller, Tim 10, 46, 87, 92, 105, 107, 103, 124, 132 Gallimore, Carolyn 100, 102, 171 Gallimore, Kathy 105, 118, 119, 171 Gallimore, Keith 132 Gallimore, Patty 119, 182 Garrett, Cassandra 190 Garrett, Sheryl 171 Garrett, Freddie 190 Garrett, Gary Garrett, Joe Garrett, Keta 190 Garrett, Teresa Garrett, Twila 61, 91, 95, 105, 118, 171 Gentry, Sandra Gentry, Steve 104, 132, 190 Gentry, Teresa Gibson, Charles Gibson, Judy Gibson, Regina 132 Gill, Danny 190 Gill, Debra Gill, Johnny Gilmer, Barbara 10, 133 Gilmer, Jeff 190 Gilmer, Randy 190 Gilmer, Ricky Gilmer, Robert 96, 157 Gobble, Debbie Gobble, Jack Gobble, James 108, 171 Gobble, Katherine 190 Gobble, Patrica 190 Gobble, Ricky Gobble, William 157 Godfrey, Linda 182 Godsey, Betty 157 Godsey, Danny 99, 102, 182 Goins, James Goins, Mike 182 Goodpasture, Dee Dee 94, 102, 157 Goodson, Alvin 190 Goodson, Brenda 25, 102, 171 Goodson, Carolyn 90, 94, 122, 158 Goodson, Darrell 190 Goodson, Gary 182 Goodson, Nancy 13, 102, 133 Goodson, Reva 158 Gott, Billy 190 Grant, Kenny 182 Grant, Roy Gregg, David Green, Allan Greer, Allan 190 Greer, Patsy 182 Gregory, Jim Gregory, Joanne 182 Gregory, Tom Gregory, William Giffin, Barbara 190 Griffin, Sandra 95 Griffeth, Sandra 190 Grizzle, Dennis 104, 190 Grizzle, Donald Grizzle, Gary Grizzle, Ronnie Grogan, James 158 Gross, Jeff Groves, Kenny 190 Gunning, Debbie Hagy, Gary 90, 119, 120, 133 Hagy, George 102, 158 Hagy, Joe 190 Hale, Teresa 98, 171 Hall, Darlene Hall, David 102, 111, 133, 59 Hall, Jackie 190 Hall, Janis 190 Hall, Johnny 104, 190 Hall, Larry 190 Hall, Nancy Hall, Roy 158 Hall, Tim 104 Hall, Virginia 133 Handin, A. 190 Halstead, David 46, 47, 49, 84, 89, 96, 100, 103, 133, 51 Hanger, Beverly Hardin, Steve 13, 84, 133 Hardy, Daryl 171 Harless, Brenda Harless, Gay Harless, Harold 158 Harless, Jim 59 Harless, Ricky 190 Harless, Terry 108 Harley, Darrell Harley, Donna 119, 172 Harley, Dwight 119, 190 Harley, Kathy Harley, Monty Harley, Ronnie 158 Harley, Danny Harlow, D. IW Harmon, Cathy Harmon, Vickie Harris, Debbie Harris, Jeanette 158 Harris, Lula Harrison, Dean 172 Harrison, Kathy 65, 91, 105, 107, 122, 123, 152, 158 Harrison, Pam 119, 122 Hart, Carl 104, 133 Hatley, Carmen 190 Hawkins, Buford 158 Hawk, Ronnie Hawkins, Buford 158 Hawkins, Cathy 66, 91 Hawkins, Debbie 61, 91, 118 Hawks, Debbie 90, 91, 172 Hawks, Marshall 121, 190 Hawks, Sharon 102, 158 Hawks, Ted 158 Hawks, Vickie 66, 91, 117 Haworth, Cecil 104, 133 Haworth, Don 134 Haworth, Dean Haworth, Mary 134 Haworth, Roy 190 Hawthorne, Doug 172 Hayden, Curtis Hayden, Dale Hayden, David 104, 134, 181 50 Hayden, Debbie 98, 172 Hayden, Diane 60, 91, 100, 158 Hayden, Mike 158 Haynes, Sharon Hayter, Kenneth 159 Hayter, William 90, 92, 159 Hearl, Joe Hearl, Roger 108 Hendrick, Steve 134 Helbert, Helen 122, 191 Helbert, Martha 105, 134 Helton, Mike 86, 96, 97, 100, 103, 105, 106, 124, 134, 51 Helton, Janet 122, 181 Helms, Randy 181 Henderson, Joel 181, 50 Henderson, Randy 106, 119, 134 Henry, Danny Henry, David 181 Henry, Mike 172 Henslee, Roland 46, 92, 172, 56 Hensley, David 134 Hensley, Jane Hensley, Janet 181 Hensley, John Hensley, Melanie 172 Hensley, Mike Hensley, Tim Hensley, Trinka 181 Hickman, Donna 191 Hickman, Michael 100, 191 Hickok, Dan 181, 50 Hickok, Linda 10, 134 Hill, Barbara 191 Hill, Betty 172 Hill, Brenda 181 Hill, John 181 Hill, Roger 135 Hilliard, David Hilliard, Janet 181 Hilliard, Margaret 191 Hilliard, William Hobbs, Gary Hobbs, Jan 181 Hobbs, Jimmy Hobbs, Joe Hobbs, Kenny 84, 135 Hobbs, Mike 104, 172 Hobbs, R. 191 Hobbs, Sharon 181 Hobbs, Shelly 181 Hodgson, B. 191 Hodgson, William Holdon, Darlene 122 Holdon, Debbie 172 Holman, Mike 159 Holt, David 191 Hood, Rebecca 198, 191 Horne, Kathy 172 Horne, Rebecca 11, 90, 105, 107, 112, 113, 114, 117, 124, 82 Horne, Susan 90, 95, 118, 181 Hoss, George 191 Houser, Eva 98, 102, 135 Houser, Jenifer 98, 191 Houser, Linda Houser, Nancy 12, 90, 95, 105, 107, 112, 113, 114, 117, 135 Houser, Revonda 181 Houser, Terry 100, 181 Huber, Bill 135 Huber, Roberta 100, 183 Huckaby, Darlene 172 Huckaby, Diane 121, 191 Huckaby, Linda Hudler, Linda 94, 105, 122, 159 Hudson, Kathy 159 Huffman, Mike 172 Hughes, Barbara 102, 183 Hughes, Cathy 159, 183 Hughes, Eva 191 Tfughes, Kathy 102, 159 Hughes, Linda 102, 183 Hughes, Sandra Jean 86, 102, 135 Humphrey, Anita 100, 191 Humphrey, Teresa 191 Hunsacker, Carolyn 95, 122, 135 Hunsacker, David 92, 172, 50, 56 Hunsucker, Leeanne 121, 191 Hurley, Cindy 10, 86, 95, 105, 107, 112, 113, 114, 135 Hurley, Steve 191 Hutchins, Greg 46, 172 Ingle, Cleve 191 Ingle, David Ingle, Gary 122, 172, 191 Ingle, James 191 Jackson, Jack 183 Jackson, Kay 191 Jackson, Linda James, Larry 111, 183 Jessee, Carl 172 Jessee, Carola 191 Jessee, Pamela 183 Jessee, Vera 90, 122, 191 Jenkin, L. 191 Jennings, Larry Jennings, Linda 183 Johnson, Albert 135 Johnson, Carol 90, 105 Johnson, Danny 191 Johnson, David 47 Johnson, Darius 183 Johnson, Gail 100, 159 Johnson, Jack 103, 136 Johnson, Linda 100, 159 Johnson, Roger 191 Johnson, Ronald 159 Johnson, Shirley 12, 136 Jones, Ava 105, 117, 159 Jones, James 119, 183 Jones, Larry 90, 119, 136 Jones, Linda 90, 119, 172, 62 Jones, Rebecca Jones, Rhonda 118, 183 Jones, Ron 183, 50 Jones, Sussie 191 Kegley, Robbie 191 Kegley, Russ 13, 84, 89, 96, 105, 136 Keith, Debbie 100, 183 Keith, Glenna 173 Keller, James 159 Kelly, Charles 94 Kennedy, Kim 91, 191 Kennedy, Mike 191 Kestner, Gary Kestner, Jerry Ketchum, Carolyn 172 Ketron, Darrell Ketron, Debbie 100, 102, 183 Ketron, Della 102, 136 Ketron, Dottie 136 Ketron, Howard 159 Ketron, Judy 191 Ketron, Pam 191 Ketron, Teresa 183 Kilby, Debbie 13, 95, 107, 136 Kilby, Teresa 95, 173 Kiser, Cindy 60, 91, 100, 152, 159 Kiser, Dean Kiser, Debbie Kiser, Dianne Kiser, Don 93, 96, 118, 159, 51, 55 Kiser, Mike 191 Kiser, Richard 47, 111, 183 Kitzmiller, Candy 121, 191 Knittel, Mike 111, 183 Koch, Chris 13, 84, 95, 105, 107, 112, 113, 114, 117, 136 Koch, Kathy 25, 60, 88, 91, 95, 105, 112, 113, 114, 115, 117, 173, 196 Kyle, Vicki 66, 77, 136 Lagerholm, Anne 91 Lagerholm, Mike 191 Lagerholm, Wayne 137 Land, Susan 105 Lane, Anthony 173 Lane, Darrell, 47, 137 Lane, Sheila 191 Lang, Nellie 137 Lange, Don Large, Gay 173 Large, Jerry 183 Large, Mike 191 Large, Pat Latham, Barry 137 Latham, David 191 Lauehlin, Barbara 191 Lauehlin, Evelyn 183 Lauehlin, Lou Lawson, Jean 183 Lawson, Marsha Layell, Harry 160 Leab, John 191 Leab, Rebecca 183 Ledbetter, Sinja 94, 102, 160 Leonard, Bemie 192 Leonard, Danny 192 Leonard, Dianne Leonard, Gale 96, 105, 173 Leonard, Gary 92, 111, 137 Leonard, Jackie 104 Leonard, Janet Leonard, Jeff 183 Leonard, Larry 173 Leonard, Marilyn 192 Leonard, Michelle 173 Leonard, Mike D. Leonard, Mike L. Leonard, Nelson Leonard, Phil 160 Leonard, Randy 192 Leonard, Rebecca Leonard, Sara Leonard, Tommy 86, 90, 113, 114, 137 Leonard, Vicki 100, 137 Leonard, Wanda 137 Lester, Diane 108, 138 Lester, Jerry Lester, Kevin 121, 192 Lester, Martha 183 Lester, Sherry 183, 119 Letehcoe, Cecil Lewis, Coy Lilley, Leisa 183 Lilley, Leslie 122 Lilley, Arlene 102, 138 Lilly, Sandra 192 Linder, Wilma Lineberger, Tommy 183 Loggans, Melissa 160 Long, Chris 92, 102 , 113, 114, 138 Long, Debbie 100, 121, 192 Loudy, Jimmy 192 Love, Hazel 183 Luchini, Debbie Luchini, Steve 183 Lunsford, Emily 192 Lynch, Myra Lynch, Steve 92 Mabe, Cindy 173 Mabe, D. 192 Mabe, Elizabeth Mabe, James Mabe, L. 192 Mahaffey, Eddie 160 Maiden, Candy 192 Maine, L. 192 Maise, P. 192 Malcolm, Jane Malcolm, Mike 12, 90, 92, 98, 105, 107, 138, 59 Maliney, Vincent 46, 160 Malone, Doris 192 Malone, Kenneth 192 Malone, Shirley 183 Marion, Johnny 184 Marsh, Dean 173 Marsh, Glenda Marsh, Gloria 184 Marshall, Shirley Marshall, Teresa Martin, Claudia 60, 91, 173 Martin, Greg 119, 184 Martin, Mark Martin, Rita Mason, Brenda 173 Mason, Rita 173 Mason, Vickie 100, 192 Matthews, Donna 173 Mayne, Lonny Mays, Pamela 121 Mays, Sharon 94, 160 Mays, Velma 91, 173 fvlaxwell, Bobby 192 McAllister, Patty 87, 124, 138 McAllister, Steve 46, 77, 103 McCall, Ginger 100, 102, 138 McCall, Harold McCall, Jeff 192 McCann, Larry McCauley, Cathy 100, 105, 173 McCoss, L. 192 McChesney, Joe 184 McQannahan, Gallic McClannahan, Chuck 184 McCloud, Danny 25, 90, 96, 160 McCloud, Susan 61, 91, 192 _McConnell, Jeff 192 McCormell, Richard 87, 105, 106, 138 McCracken, Brenda 100, 102, 139 McCracken, Danny 192 McCracken, Mike 192 McCfacken, Wanda 173 McCroskey, Phil 104, 160 McCroskey, Randall 138 McQoskey, Wayne 192 McHenry, Teresa 192 McHenry, Victor 139 McNally, Jimmy 47, 96, 103, 139 McNally, Michael 192 McNamara, Joyce 102, 139 McNamara, Judy 66, 91, 184 McNew, Betty 184 McNew, Royce 117, 160 McNew, Vorice 173 McReynolds, Brenda 160 McReynolds, Dennis 90, 96, 106, 139 Meade, Cathy 91 Meade, Kemper 92, 104, 173, 59 Melvin, Kenneth Melvin, Patsy 90, 122, 160 Melvin, Wayne 184 Merideth, Pam 61, 192 Messer, Darrell 192 Messer, I3empsey 160 Messer, William Messick, Debbie 192 Messick, Jerry 174 Metcalf, Cathy Metcalf, Vernon 125, 139 Miles, Carolyn 184 Millard, George 161 Millard, Wanda 76, 111,‘ 161 Miller, Gary 139 Miller, Kevin 119, 160 Miller, Paul Milhorn, Craig 174 Milliard, Kenneth 184 Milliard, Patty 174 Minnick, Freddie 104 Minnick, Peggy 173 Minor, Nita 139 Minor, Tommy 96, 103, 119, 139, 51 Mitchell, Alan 140 Mitchell, Jewel 184 Mitchell, Lisa 119, 161 Mitchell, Patty 90, 99, 102, 119, 140 Mitchell, Wanda 161 Moody, Susan 105, 161 Moore, Becky 184 Moore, Benny Moore, Billy 92, 111, 174 Moore, Cecil Moore, Charles Moore, Jerry Moore, Kemper Moore, Linda Moore, Mike Moore, Rebecca Moore, Tim Moore, Timmy 140 Moore, Wayne 108, 192 Morefield, Dennis 108, 192 Morefield, Steve Moretz, David 161 Morgan, Gary 192 Morgan, Penny 192 Morgan, Sandra 184 Morris, Blaine 47, 174, 56 Morris, Jeannie 184 Morrison, Shirley Morrison, Vickie 192 Moser, Susan 94, 107, 161 Mullins, Ann 102, 140 Mullins, Debbie 140 Mullins, Don 103, 140 Mullins, Janet 184 Mullins, Judy Mullins, Kathy 94, 117, 161 Mullins, Robin Mullins, Rose Marie 119, 174 Mullins, Valerie 192 Mumpower, Aubrey Mumpower, Clarence Mumpower, Claude 140 Mumpower, Dan 46, 184, 50 Mumpower, Debbie 121, 192 Mumpower, Ike Mumpower, Jeff 174 Mumpower, Judy 161 Mumpower, Kate 111, 161 Mumpower, Kathy 105 Mumpower, Larry Murphy, Sue Ellen 174 Murray, Betty Murray, Gary 161 Murray, Judy Murray, Mark Murray, Patty 140 Murray, Roger 174 Murray, Sharon 192 Musick, Colbert Musick, Gary 161 Musick, Jewel Musick, Joyce 161 Musick, Judy 91, 94, 117, 162, 62 Musselwhite, Delores 192 Nash, Emiley 61, 91, 121, 192 Nash, Sandy 192 Nash, Sarah 60, 174 Neal, Connie 12, 140 Neal, Robert Necessary, EJexter Necessary, Tracy Necessary, Verlin 104 Neese, Becky 91, 122, 192 Nesse, Jean 65, 77, 83, 91, 15, 162 Neeves, Lynn 100, 193 Neves, Ted 77, 85, 96, 97, 103, 105, 106, 124, 141, 51 Nester,Lois Nester, Paulette 122, 193 Newman, Jerry 25, 174 Newton, Carol 94, 105, 117 Newton, Joe 162 Nicholson, Carol 184 Nicholson, Janis 193 Noonkester, Dennis Noonkester, Mike 193 Noonkester, Sandy 184 Norris, Linda 193 Norton, Sherry 193 Nunez, Rose 174 Nunley, Allen 193 Nunley, Ann 102, 141 Nunley, Belinda 193 Nunley, Carolyn 105, 141 Nunley, Dason Nunley, Delana Nunley, Donnie Nunley, Dwight Nunley, Eileen 193 Nunley, Elizabeth 174 Nunley, Florine 184 Nunley, Gary Nunley, Jackie 193 Nunley, Linda 184 Nunley, Petina Nunley, Ronnie 104 Nunley, Sandra 141 Nunn, Mike Odum, David 193 Odum, Dermis 104 Odum, Steve 104 Odum, Tony 193 Ogle, Berton 193 Oliver, David 193 Ornduff, Ella Ornduff, Lynn 119, 184 Osborne, Shelia 102, 141 Otey, Janet 193 Owens, Brenda 184 Owens, David Owens, Doug 174 Owens, Janet 10, 105, 141 Owens, Linda 90, 95, 100, 119, 184 Owens, Mary Ellen 65, 91, 94, 162 Owens, Nancy 174 Owens, Sayra 102, 141 Owens, Susan 12, 86, 95, 106, 122, 123, 124, 141 Pack, Jeff 104, 121, 162, 184 Parker, Dennis 193 Parker, Lyle 96, 105, 174 Parks, Mike 184 Parris, Charles Parris, Phil 193 Parsons, Billy 122, 193 Patrick, Billy 121, 193 Patton, Mary Beth 193 Peck, lk)b Peltier, Jane 162 Pendleton, Linda 162 Penley, Donna 162 PelJey, Jackie 193 Penley, Jeanne 174 Penley, Sharon 119, 184 Pennington, Lonny 141 Perryman, Alan 174 Peters, David 142, 192 Peters, Glenda 100, 174 Peters, Marty 174 Peters, Shirley 162 Petty, Amy 193 Petty, Mary Phelps, Benjy 184, 50 Phelps, Stewart 119, 162 Phillips, Candy 193 Phillips, Earnee Phillips, Jimmy 193 Phillips, Larry 103, 162 Phillips, Patty 91, 100, 175 Phillips, Robin 193 FTiillips, Teresa 193 Phipps, Deborah 121 Pippin, Janette 175 Pippin, Larry 108 Placak, Chris 109, 122, 184 Placak, Joe Plahta, Karl 13, 92, 106, 142 Plahta, Reggie 100, 184 Plum, Gary 175 Poe, Myron 184 Poole, Kim 111, 185 Pope, Brenda 112, 114, 142 Pope, Freddie 162 Poston, Carlene Powers, Johnny 46, 185, 50 Powers, Leeanne 13, 85, 94, 105, 122, 123, 142 Powers, Mary Powers, Shirley 185 Preston, Donna 85, 105, 111, 122, 142 Preston, Stella Price, Alvin 193 Price, Brenda Price, Carolyn 175 Price, David 46, 49, 92, 103, 175 Price, Eddie Price, James Price, Juanita Price, Ray Price, Stella 142 JPrice, Tommy 142 Pruitt, Brenda 122, 193 Puckett, Don 142 Puckett, Loretta Puckett, Sandra 121, 193 Pyle, Mike 51 Quesenberry, Greg 143 Quensenberry, Lucinda 110, 119, 185 Quesenberry, Richard Raines, Denver 185 Ramsey, Avis Ramsey, Doima 25, 90, 175 Ramsey, Jeannie 100, 185 Randall, Ruth Rankin, Mike 185 Rash, Patrick Rasnake, Angela 193 Rasnake, Gary 103 Rasnake, James 143 Rasnake, Laura Rasnake, Roger 111, 185 Rasnake, Scottie 46, 49, 96, 103, 175, 51, 55 Rasnake, Sherry 122 Rasnake, Tandy Ray, Susan 100, 105, 107, 112, 113, 114, 162 Rector, Dale Reed, Robert Reese, Gail 193 Reese, Terry 108, 175 Reich, Barbara 13, 105, 143 Reynolds, Brenda 162 Reynolds, Jerry 193 Reynolds, Patsy Reynolds, Ray Reynolds, Sandra 163 Reynolds, Wanda Rhea, Judy 143 Rice, John 111, 185 Rice, Patsy 175 Richardson, James 185 Ringley, Gary Roark, Danny 121, 185 Roark, Howard 193 Roark, Larry 47, 175, 50, 56 Roark, Parker Roark, Peggy 102 Roark, Ricky 122, 185 Roark, Van 143 Roberson, Regina 193 Roberts, David 98, 185 Roberts, Robin 185 Roberts, Susan Robinson, Cathy 185, 193 Robinson, Jo Anne 119, 175 Robinson, Kathy 193 Robinson, Kenny Robinson, Steve 92, 117, 175, 56 Rock, Judy 193 Rock, Sammy 104, 175 Roe, Ann 90, 122, 163 Roe, Debbie 121 Roe, Don 175 Roop, Alice 119, 185 Roope, Bill Rose, Barbara 185 Ros Curtis Rosenbalm, Barbara 185 Rosenbalm, Mary 163 Rosenbalm, Bill Ross, Johnny 103, 175, 56 Rouse, Doug 193 Ruble, Debbie Ruett, Brenda 102, 143 Rupard, Sharon Russ, Freddie Rust, Arlene Rust, Jerry 104, 175 Rutherford, Karen 100 Rutherford, Rita 100, 102, 143 Rutter, Caroline 163 Rutter, Lisa 91, 122, 193 Rutter, Rita 143, 91 Ryan, Margaret 175 Ryan, William Salyer, Arthur 193 Salyer, David 96, 163 Salyer, Dennis 185 Salyer, Patricia 60, 91 Salyer, Darlene 193 Sams, Ricky 121, 194 Sandefur, Brenda 90, 194 Sanders, Kim 111, 185 Sauls, Conny 92, 163 Savinsky, Cindy 108, 122 Savinsky, Karen 111, 62 Savinsky, Matt Shaffer, Becky 185 Shaffer, Beverly 102, 143 Shaffer, Donnie 119, 185 Shaffer, Gail 163 Shaffer, Kathy 108 Shaffer, Tim 185 Shaffer, Wayne 194 Shaffer, Wilda 90, 121 Shankel, Ann 122, 194 Shankel, Delores Shankel, Gail 94, 175 Sharrett, Darlene 66, 91, 94, 175 Sharrett, Kathy 100, 185 Sharrett, Randy 102, 144 Sharrett, Sharon 65, 77, 86, 89, 91, 144 Sheffey, Carol 194 Sheffy, Rita 120, 122, 185 Sherfey, Sherrie 100, 185 Shaliey, Carol Shew, Eugenia 105, 163 Shortt, Dale Shortt, Janice 194 Shortt, Jimmy 144 Shortt, Nelson 185 Shortt, Ray 94, 176 Shortt, Timmy Shumaker, Brenda 118, 121, 194 Shumaker, Carla 175, 62 Shutters, Joe 108, 163 Simcox, Ella Simcox, Hope 122, 185 Simerly, Bonnie 100, 144 Sims, Danny £ims, David Sims, Vilas 144 Singleton, Cathy 186 Singleton, Jimmy 95, 163 Sin eton, Kathy 186 Singleton, Mary 94, 100 Singleton, Tim Slagle, Darrell 186 Slagle, Eve 105, 144 Smeltzer, Michele 194 Smeltzer, Violet Smith, Allen 118 Smith, Angela 90, 119, 176 Smith, Danny 186, 194 Smith, David 103, 144 Smith, Debbie 91 Smith, Frankie 47, 186 Smith, Jimmy 194 Smith, Joseph 194, 121 Smith, Joey 186 Smith, Judy 163 Smith, Mildred 194 Smith, Neal 46, 176 Smith, Sam 186 Smith, Rachel 122 Smith, Terry 122, 194 Smithey, Palma 102, 163 Snader, Marsha 186 Snead, Shelia 186 Snead, Teresa 186 Snodgrass, Beth 186 Snodgrass, Bo 46, 91, 96, 103, 105, 117, 176, 51, 55 Snodgrass, Junior 176 Snodgrass, Zelda Sorah, Jackie 186 Sourbeer, Penny 98, 186 Spahr, Barbara 95, 144 Spahr, Walter Sprinkle, Mickie 87, 102, 144 Sproles, Alice 145 Sproles, Charlene 102, 186 Sproles, Claudia Sproles, Daniel 176 Sproles, Darrell 122 Sproles, David 186 Sproles, Eddie 121, 186 Sproles, Gay 145 Sproles, James 194 Sproles, Kathy Sproles, Kenneth 186 Sproles, Lois 164 Sproles, Lloyd 164 Sproles, Mike 145 Sproles, Randall 119, 164 Stanley, Adina 66, 91, 95, 176 Stanley, James 186 Stanley, Jeff 47, 49, 85, 95, 97, 103, 145, 59 Stark, Rhonda 194 Stark, Wanda Stata, Mary 90 119, 122 Statzer, Pat Stearns, Diane 176 Steams, Ron 111, 186 Stevens, Ann 176 Stewert, Patty 10, 86, 96, 97, 100, 101, 145 Stine, Karen 186 Stoots, Patty 5, 11, 25, 91, 94, 112, 114, 115, 164, 196 Stout, Junior 103, 164 Stout, Vicki 100, 194 Stout, William 176 Stratton, Jack 108 Stratton, Cathy 164 Stratton, Jack 108 Stratton, Sherry Stringer, Becky 90, 95, 100, 119, 164 Stroup, Alice 176 Stroup, Dean 104 Stroup, Evelyn 164 Sturns, Ron 186 Sullins, Darrell 194 Sullins, Virgil Sullins, Wyndom Sullivan, Gary 186 Sullivan, Paulette 194 therland, H. 194 Swift, Gail 176 Swygert, Ray Swygert, Virginia 111, 164, 194 Sykes, Donna 145 Tabor, Tim 92, 113, 114, 186 Tallman, Mike 46, 85, 96, 97, 103, 105, 145, 51 Tate, Eddie Tate, Irvin 186 Tate, Kathy 119 Tate, Larry Tate, Oscar Tate, Patricia 98, 145 Tate, Vernon 194 Taylor, Brenda 11, 60, 85, 91, 145, 62 Taylor, Debbie 186 Taylor, Eddie 12, 86, 92, 146, 174 Taylor, Gary Taylor, James Taylor, Jerry Taylor, Joel Ray 194 Taylor, Mike Taylor, Richard 86, 146 Taylor, Ronald Tenpenny, Patty 91, 122, 176 Tenpenny, Steve 47, 103, 164 Terry, Stevie Tester, Rachel 186 Testerman, Carol 164 Testerman, Nancy 13, 146 Thomas, B, 194 Thomas, Gary 194 Thomas, Evelyn 194 Thomas, Romona 108, 176 Thomas, William Thompson, Gail 46, 56 Thompson, Keith 119 Thompson, Gary 119, 194 Thompson, Jeffery Tolley, Mark 164, 51, 55 Townsend, Deborah Townsend, Michelle 62, 94, 112, 113, 114, 115, 164, 196 Townsend, Mike Turmage, Russ 176 Tweed, Cheryl 194 Umbarger, Nancy 194 Umbarger, Ronnie Vance, Debbie 186 Vanover, Barbara 186 Vanover, Barbara 176 Vanover, Bonnie 176 Vanover, Danny 194 Vanover, James Vanover, Dnda 146 Vanover, Ronnie 164 Vaughn, Jerry Venable, Betty 90 Venable, Debbie 165 Venable, Mike 46, 186, 50 Venable, Richard 122 Venable, Tony Vermillion, Carolyn 194 Vestal, Betty Jo 90, 98, 165 Vestal, Kenny Vestal, Stephen Vicars, Champ Vicars, Steve 176, 194 Wade, Susan Wagner, Danita 194 Wagner, Jack 105, 114, 119, 177 Wagner, Sammy 121, 194 Walton, Lynne 177 Wampler, Randy 194 Wampler, Rebecca Warden, Linda 102, 105, 109, 117, 177 Warren, Donna 194 Warren, Jeff 98, 165 Warren, Marion 92, 165 Warren, Patricia 165 Warren, Peggy Warren, Ray 10, 194 Warren, Ray 8, 104, 177 Warren, Rodney Warren, Susan 61, 91 Warren, Wanda 194 Watson, Brenda Watson, Cathy 102, 177 Waycaster, Mark 122 Waycaster, Phil 194 Waycaster, Roni 12, 100, 146 Weatherly, Ricky Weaver, Barbara 102, 146 Weaver, Patricia 177 Webb, Marjorie 94, 165 Webb, Mike 92, 122, 146 Whicker, Danny 108 Whicker, Rita 100, 102, 177 White, Barbara 165 White, Chester White, James 195 White, Johnny 195 White, Marilyn Sue 100 White, Remonia 177 Whittaker, J. 195 Whittaker, Janes 195 Whitt, P. 195 Widener, Deborah 177 Widener, C. 195 Widener, Gary 108 Widener, Karen Widner, Kathleen Widner, Lisa 13, 146, 82 Widner, Patricia 195 Williams, Bobby 47, 177 Williams, Donald 195 Williams, Elaine 177 Williams, Jerry Williams, L. 195 Williams, Ricky 195 Williams, Teresa 195 Wilson, Bonnie 100, 102, 147 Wilson, David 195 Wilson, Doug 147 Wilson, Raymond 122, 123 Wilson, Susan 90, 98 Wingate, Mark 119, 177 Wingate, Robin 108, 177 Wingate, Tony 165 Wise, Bobby 195 Wise, Charlie Wise, Clyde Wise, Dallas Wise, Eulice Wise, Gail 119, 147 Wise, Guy Wise, Jerry 108, 195 Wise, Lonny 104 Wise, Wanda Wiseman, Lissa 177 Witt, Jeffeiy Wood, Geraldine 147 Wood, Kenny 195 Wood, Thomas 104, 195 Woodby, Jesse 177 Woodward, Varina 95, 122, 144 Wooten, Kathy Workman, Candace 119, 177 Worley, Barbara 102 Worley, Cathy 165 Worley, David 165 Worley, Diane 165 Worley, Helen 102, 177 Worley, Jerry Worley, Jewel Worley, Kathy Worley, Michael Worley, Pamela 147 Worley, Ray 147 Worley, Wanda Wright, Charles E. Wright, Charles Lee 147 Wright, Charles W. 112, 147 Wright, David Wright, Hank 195 Wright, Jack Wright, James 92, 147 Wright, Larry 104, 125 Wright, Linda 121 Wright, Loretta 125 Wright, Ricky Wright, Teresa 100, 177 Wright, Vicky Wynegar, Jerry 104, 125 Wynegar, Kay 100 Yates, Andy Junior 165 Yates, David Yates, Lana Susan Yates, LueElla 166 Yocum, Michelle Yoho, Bryan 25, 47, 96, 103, 177, 56 Vpho, Gregory Yoho, Guy H. 195 Yon, Douglas E. York, Jackie 195 Young, Synthia Louise Young, David 89, 90, 59 Young, Jeffrey Allen 104 Young, Mary Ann 105, 177, 195 Young, Mike Young, Phillip 195 Zarbis, Mike Zarbis, William Allen 201 The Corral Restaurant 940 Volunteer Parkway — Bristol, Tennessee Family Dinners Seating for-250 We cater to parties and banquets Steak, Chicken, and Sea Food Call 968-3411 or Come see the cooks BristoFs only Golden A Restaurant State Health Rated 202 Southern Motors Inc BAR-B BURGER DRIVE-IN Good Food — Courteous Curb Service 1 mile West of Abingdon Highway 11 203 VALLEYDALE PACKERS, INC. BRISTOL, VIRGINIA PRODUCERS OF FINE MEAT PRODUCTS 204 Life Health Home Car Insurance Mutual Funds Bill Lewis Agency Call: 215 Piedmont St. Bristol, Va Phone 669-6645 Home Office: Columbus, Ohio Fi Fi Coiffures Beauty Salon Hills Plaza Shopping Center Phone 764-0811 Betty Barksdale, Owner 205 Deluxe Streamliner Horse Vans And Nine Horse Trailors Manufactured By BRANSON BODY WORKS 225 Stage Coach Road John W. 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' V f ' co ' L ' AKARD ' S COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICE , ,.1 . ! f] ‘ C ( ■ ' O - ' O -L 1912 West State Street Nationally SELECTED MORTICIANS ' 207 CRABTREE BUICK PONTIAC Lee Highway Bristol, Virginia 24201 Phone 669-3141 Buy Up To A Standard — Not Up To A Price. BULLOCK ' S DRUG STORE Dial 669-3136 Bristol, Virginia Lee Garden Shopping Center BASSETT ' S DAIRY BAR BRISTOL AND ABINGDON WRITE HERE: DRAW HERE: SAVE HERE: First Federal 8AVIN9S AND LOAN ASSN OP BRISTOL MOMC oppice SRANCH oppice Bristol ° Marion 110 RieOMONT 8T 0 303 9 - COMMCRCK ST 208 J M WHOLESALE ' ' Created to Save You Money Store Hours: All Hours Monday thru Friday . . , 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Saturday . . . 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM cbaysem Piadivts COWAN BROS., INC. WHOLESALE Bristol, Virginia School Supplies Institutional Foods Kiser Furniture Appliance Co. Inc. 619 W. Main Street, Abingdon, Va. 24210 Telephone 703-628-7341 Compliments of THE FASHION SHOP [ commercial printers Phone 764-5911 Bristol, Tennessee 209 VIC. Chaucey Devault, President Athletic and Recreational Equipment Bristol, Virginia Kern s Bread BULLOCK ' S DRUG STORE The Jewel Box Your Friendly Jewelry Store Visit Our Teen Bar For The Latest Styles and Fashions Bristol, Virginia 669-1136 Dial 669-3136 Bristol, Virginia Lee Garden Shopping Center The ReMine-Gobble Charwood Shop Bristol s Smartest Men ' s Shop Paramount Building Hill ' s Plaza Bristol, Tenn Sevier s Laundry ' s Henny Penny 1532 Edgemont Ave Bristol, Tenn. 141 Moore Street 660-1112 210 r-=r-—Phone 968-3032 Earl J. Helton Store General Merchandise Dial 669-4733 897 Old Abingdon Highway Bristol, Virginia Dwayne Cooke Quality Cars Bristol ' s Cleanest Don Leonard 2400 State Street Sales Manager Bristol, Tenn Bunting Son T� Gurley ' s Homestead House, Inc. Druggists Bristol, Tennessee Home of Ethan Allen Furniture Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tenn. 37620 General Merchandise Home Ethan Allen Furniture Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tenn. ERNIE ' S PLAZA BARBER SHOP Mason ' s Plaza Shopping Center Bristol, Virginia Registered Barbers Air Conditioned Open — Monday-Friday 10 A.M,-6 P.M. I ' ' ' ' ) ' We Need Your Head In Our Business Lee Garden Sunoco Compliments of Euclid Avenue Faucette Company Inc. Bristol, Virginia Bristol, Virginia Compliments of ERNIE ' S PLAZA BARBER SHOP ' . : ' ■ ' Mason ' s Plaza Shopping Center ' • i ' [ , ■ ' Bristol, Virginia ' . T ■ ' V ' ; ' ' i ' Registered Barbers Air Conditioned ’ •, ABINGDON FORD 700 Parking Places ' „ ;i ' !• i ' .j- Open — Monday-Friday 10 A.M,-6 P.M. ! ' ' l; ' ' ' ■) ' ■ Saturday 8 AM-6 PM ' i ■ ' ’ • ' ; ' y ' ' ' We Need Your Head In Our Business !■ , ' , 211 BRADLEY ' S DRUG STORE Euclid Village Shopping Center 1883 Euclid Ave. Bristol, Virginia Phone 669-4143 FAST FREE DELIVERY Compliments of BASSETT ' S DAIRY BAR Euclid Avenue Bristol, Virginia COMPLIMENTS of BALL BROS. FURNITURE Bristol, Tennessee Kingsport, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee ELLIS PHARMACY DRIVE-IN PRESCRIPTION Service Abingdon, Virginia Telephone 628-2901 FRANKLIN SAVINGS AND LOAN CORP. 29 Sixth Street 4 Bristol, Tennessee CAMPBELL FORD INC. Bristol, Tenn. Best deals Courteous Service Phone - 968-2131 MORGAN ' S PHARMACY 103 Memorial Drive Bristol, Tennessee Phone 968-1922 CLARK RADIO SUPPLY Everything in Radio and T.V. Parts 1130 W. State St. Bristol, Tennessee 212 CLARK RADIO SUPPLY Everything in Radio and TV Parts 1130 W. State Street Bristol, Tennessee Compliments of WHITTEN ELECTRIC SUPPLY INCORPORATED Dial 703-669-5191 Drawer 888 Piedmont Edmond Streets Bristol, Virginia Reuning-Millard Agency, Inc. 56 Piedmont St. Bristol, Virginia McCamey ' s Shoe Shop 21 Moore Street Bristol, Virginia All Work Guaranteed Compliments of Ball Bros. Furniture Bristol Kingsport Johnson City, Term. Compliments of The Leatherwood Company Your All Jersey Dairy Bristol, Tenn. Trade-mark® DOMINION MOBILE HOMES 4025 Eee Highway Bristol, Virginia 213 Compriments of MASON ' S Serving the Greater Bristol Area With 1st Quality Merchandise At Low Discount Prices mi f; PHONE 62ft 78M ■p- ' ,A i )FADMOf!t S f HK-t ' I ' AEiiNOnON, VlHGiNiA Compliments of Civinefttes 24? iO Peter Pan Pastry Shoppe, Home Owned Your Specialty Bake Shoppe Phone 669-8171 Bristol, Va 507 Cumberland Street phone — 628-2661 136 Wall St Abingdon, Va. Complete Band Supplies Conn LeBlanc Ludwig Guitars Amps Cassett 8 Track Players Magnavox, Norelco ■fiS ' ’ ' ! 1 ■ ' r ’ 1 Compliments Jewelers iteiiSi|,5A4 ' ?-lP:r ■ ' ' Gifts ' that Last 321,,W£st Main Street Va. Phone 628-3781 Beverly ' s L ' J East Gate Shoppin Abingdon, Va. Phon Ladies Men ' s C TOWN COUNTRY HARDWARE INC. Phone 628-3193 Bristol Office Supply Co., Inc 28 Moore Street P.O. Box 349 Bristol, Virginia 669-7131 214 •Aigner •Capezio -Bass Weejuns -Villager -John Romain “For those who like finest. ' 626 State St. Bristol Dollar General Store Bristol ' s Most Unusual Store 707 State Street Bristol, Va. Compliments of HOUSE OF ROSSOFF Custom Draperies FABRIC FAIR First for FASHION FABRICS Complete Knitting Shoppe 30 Moore Street Downtown Bristol, Virginia For Sale All Makes Typewriters R. Lynn Fleenor President TYPEWRITER SALES SERVICE CO. Complete Office Outfitters 836 State Street Phone 764-3181 Br., Tenn. For Rental BRISTOL PIGGLY WIGGLY Euclid Ave. Edgemont Ave. Bristol, Va. Bristol, Tenn. BIG SCOOP ICE CREAM PIGGLY WIGGLY PARKING LOT BRISTOL, VA. Southern Furniture Co., Inc. 401 Commonwealth Ave. Bristol, Va. 669-6721 HEDGEROW HILL NURSERY WHOLESALE - RETAIL COMPLETE lANDSCAPEii! ' ;“ . ;r- QESICNING ANO PLANTING Dial 669-4474. 5060 Lee Highway ( BRISTOL, VIRGINIA I ' i ' - Vv: L-: J ' ;; ' ' S ' rih;:! ' ; ' 215 COMPLIMENTS OF King College Bristol, Tennessee Compliments of Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Virginia Intermont College Private, residential, undergraduate College for women The A 2-year program leading to Phoenix the AA degree Staff A 4-year program leading to the BA degree. Patron ads Dr. Frank Winston Fleu Bullock ' s Drug Irby Arnett Jeannine ' s Fabrics Pete Moore Appliance Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Mason L. Fiouser Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burke and Rhonda 216 V -X _ r o5f =:5 3 ■ % =v Oi ■M lO ' i - =5. ' Q-) d —. 5wl ‘-O • Ov Q Ci f: o r