Battle High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1974 volume:

PHOENIX 1974 John S. Battle High School Bristol, Virginia Editor-in-Chief . . . Lola Davidson Assistant Editor . . . Jennie Houser Sponsors . . . Janet M, Derting Pauline B. Gotham TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE. 5 HIGHLIGHTS.16 SPORTS.. . 36 ORGANIZATIONS.76 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY.118 STUDENTS.130 ADVERTISEMENTS.208 2 3 Dedication Penny Vermillion Bruce exemplifies the better aspects of personality and purpose associated with excellence in teaching. Each day she enhances the lives of her students. She is friendly, concerned, and understanding. She makes her students feel important because they know she believes in them. She brings enthusiasm to the class¬ room and a genuine interest in inspiring students to do their best. From 1970 to 1973 Mrs. Bruce served as sponsor of the yearbook and was much admired for her leadership and courage. Not many teachers would have put up with the struggle of selling ads, the tension of meeting dead¬ lines, the frustration of financial uncertainty, the hours of extra time and worry, and all the other aggravations that are part of publishing a yearbook. It takes a rare type of person to do this without sacrificing the primary responsibilities of teaching and the constant concern for each student’s progress. Mrs. Bruce is such a person. It is with gratitude, appreciation, and considerable pride that we dedicate the 1974 Phoenix to Penny Vermillion Bruce. 4 5 6 Get the most from each hour, each day, and each year of your life. 7 Be yourself but be your best self 8 9 Don’t be afraid to be happy. 10 11 Disregard what the world owes you, concentrate on what you owe the world. 12 13 Now you can look forward with confidence, and back without regrets. 14 H I G H L I G H T S PROM 1973 The Junior-Senior Prom was held April 7, 1973, at the V.F.W. Auditorium. Students enjoyed dancing to music provided by Part¬ ly Cloudy. The theme for the evening was “Pieces of April”. ' r L ?■ Juniors provided decorations. The dance was enjoyed by faculty as well as students. 18 PROM 1973 Students enjoy dancing to music by Partly Cloudy. Miss Ratliffe chats with Mr. Rector and Mr. Halstead. 19 Students relax between dances. GRADUATION 1973 Seniors listen attentively while being addressed. On June 8, 1973, graduation ceremonies were held on the “Battle Field”, Richard T. Farnsworth, prin¬ cipal, and assistant principal William 1. Halstead awarded diplomas to 215 seniors. Valedictorian was Lyle Parker and Kathy Fraser served as salutatorian. 20 Valedictorian Lyle Parker addresses class. GRADUATION 1973 Class of’73 files out after ceremonies. 21 HOMECOMING Library Club’s bulletin board. Art Club’s Trojan tackles the hurricane. G.A.A.’s first place decorations. 22 HOMECOMING Annual Staff shows spirit through their decorations. 1 JO r J XI j [ ( Un J w lM J 1 1 if ' J I 1 ' f 1 MXM t The S.C.A. sponsored a contest for homecoming decorations. The judging was divided into four categories. The winners in each category were: Theme — G.A.A.; Originality — Senior Science; Ability to Attract Attention — Physics; Use of Space — G.A.A. Overall, first place went to the G.A.A., second place to the B-Club, third place to the Art Club, fourth place to the Physics Clu b, fifth place to the Senior Science, and sixth place to the Pep Club. Students admire Civinette decorations. 23 Homecoming Robin Collier Escorted by Ernie Newland Carol Adkins Escorted by Danny Strouth Kathy Robinson Escorted by Tim Branson Vera Jessee Escorted by Bryan Yoho Debbie Taylor Escorted by Barry Bays 1973 Homecoming Queen Kim Kennedy Escorted by Mike Comer 24 Homecoming First Runner-Up . Carol Adkins 25 f, Wnn 5Br jRriPK|R i 5Ri Jr ® Jtf %J|1 Miss Phoenix First Runner-Up Miss Sherry Freeman Second Runner-Up Mrs. Teresa Venable Miss Phoenix Miss Varina Woodward The 1974 Miss Phoenix Con¬ test, sponsored by the Phoenix Staff, was judged by Mr. Dou¬ glas Patterson and Mr. Claude Dean, professional photo¬ graphers of Patterson and Dean, Inc. in Abingdon, Vir¬ ginia. The five winners were se¬ lected as being the most photo¬ genic among the approximate¬ ly forty contestants who sub¬ mitted photographs. It was no easy decision for our judges with so many lovely young lad¬ ies entered in the contest! Third Runner-Up Miss Mary Sue Bennett Fourth Runner-Up Miss Linda Owens 27 Miss JSB Janet Otey 1973 Miss John S. Battle First Runner-up in Miss Teenage Virginia, 1973 Miss JSB The Miss John Battle Pageant, sponsored by the P.T.S.A., was held March 24, 1973. Mistress of Cere¬ monies was Reba June Green. Rita Sheffey pro¬ vided music for the pre¬ sentations and Eddie Sproles and Jonathan Ble¬ vins entertained. Janet Otey was crowned Miss JSB. First runner-up was Cathy Romanowski, sec¬ ond runner-up was Debbie Johnson, third runner-up was Linda Owens and fourth runner-up was Kim Kennedy. Miss John Battle and runners-up. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Lafawn Frohling, Candi Kitzmiller, Debbie Hawkins, Judv McNamara, Teresa Blackburn, Debbie Phipps, Glenda Peters, Debbie Sproles, Janet Otey, Kim Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Jeannie Campbell, Voriece McNew, Linda Owens, Doris Clendenen, Edwina Fleenor, Susie Ratcliff. THIRD ROW: Donna Harley, Lisa Ford, Monica Mosberg, Margaret Smith, Darlene Salyer, Cathy Romanowski, Lee Ann Hunsucker, Sandy Sproles, Kathy Stark, Seba White, Rhonda Stark, Bobbie Booher. AWARDS 1973 Business department awards went to (LEFT TO RIGHT): Teressa Caudill, Typing I; Joyce Barker, Typing II; Linda Godfrey, Shorthand I; Mary Young, Shorthand II; Marsha Snader, Bookkeeping; Wanda Dishner, Most Outstanding Business Student. The Awards Assembly was held May 23, 1973. Awards were presented to outstanding students for their achieve¬ ment in school. Awards were also presented for perfect at¬ tendance. All Regional Chorus Awards were received by Becky Nunez, Paula Barker, Phil Young, Danny Deskins, Chris Slemp, Darrell Dyson. The most outstanding members of the chorus were Danny Godsey and Loretta Duckett. 30 AWARDS 1973 f iff mm II jjt jii: m ::: : : || mvS m lit Rita Sheffey and Larry James received the King Fellow Award. Winners of the Physical Education Awards were (LEFT TO RIGHT): Jeff Witt, 10th grade; Tony Cinch, 8th grade; Phil Yon, 9th grade. Recipients of the foreign language awards were (LEFT TO RIGHT): Susan Brotbeck, Spanish I; Joan Davidson, Spanish II; Matt Savinsky, French I; Cindy McCauley, French II; Debbie Singleton, Latin I; David Fleenor, Latin II. 31 MISS WASHINGTON COUNTY PAGEANT Debbie Johnson Second Runner-up in Miss Washington County Pageant, 1973 32 Assemblies Student-Faculty Volleyball Game sponsored by the Senior Science Club. “Sweet Lemon” as Cher. Donkey Basketball game between B-Club and Alumni. 33 GYM SHOW 1973 The 1973 Gym Show was held April 12 and 13 under the direc¬ tion of the Women’s Physical Ed¬ ucation Department. The theme was “Let Us Entertain You.” Jo Bently and Twana Blackwell perform Broadway Dance. Girls concentrate during Tinikling. 34 GYM SHOW 1973 Cheryl Holmes and Laurie Duty perform Lummi Routine. Susie Counts, Seba White, Bobbie Booher, Doris Clendenen, Billie Parsons give their interpretation of “Popcorn”. Seba White does a Modern Dance to “Space Oddity”. 35 Football Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Larry Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Coach Tallman, Darius Johnson, Bill Adkins, Ron Emerson. THIRD ROW: Mark Draper, Mike Venable, Manager Tim Carter, Bill Sexton. FOURTH ROW: Kelly Calloway. FIFTH ROW: Darrell Messer, Gilmer Meade, Coach Lemon. SIXTH ROW: Paul Young, Jack Weisenburger, David Pennington. SEVENTH ROW: Raymond Wilson, Manager Joe McChesney. Football Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mike Bell. SECOND ROW: Manager Tim Duff, Gordon Balthis. THIRD ROW: David Sexton. FOURTH ROW: Phil Johnson, Steve Dutton. FIFTH ROW: Benjy Phelps, Mike Kiser. SIXTH ROW: Donnie Campbell, Coach Martin, Randy Berry. SEVENTH ROW: Greg Yoho, Phil Yon, Mike Arnold, Larry James. EIGHTH ROW: Randy Boothe, Tony Carter, Coach Robbins. NINTH ROW: Pat Fitzgerald, Steve Hurley, Danny Mumpower, Guy Yoho. Football The 1973 John Battle football team, led by Coach Robbins, had a pretty good season finishing 4-6-0. The Trojans opened their season with im¬ pressive wins over Abingdon and Tazewell. Draper on the move. Venable rambles through the Falcon defense. 40 Jenkins carries for the Trojans. Football Head Coach Phil Robbins Benny Lemon On the defense, Dan¬ ny Mumpower led the Trojans with 71 tack¬ les and Darius John¬ son with 55 tackles. Kelly Calloway 54 tackles and Mike Bell with 40 tackles. Seniors pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mike Venable, Larry James, Mark Draper, Jerry Chorosevic, Kelly Calloway, Benjy Phelps, Mike Bell, Randy Berry. SECOND ROW: Dennis Salyers, Bill Sexton, Donnie Campbell, Pat Fitzgera ld. Quy Yoho. D annv Mumpower, Raymond Wilson, Darius Johnson. Ron Tallman John Martin For the season Mike Venable had 184 car¬ ries with 806 yards. Larry Jenkins had 85 carries with 122 yards. Mark Draper had 54 carries with 288 yards. Battle had 103 First Downs and the op¬ ponents had 128. The Trojans had 1191 yards rushing and 752 yards passing. The total offense was 1943 yards to the oppo¬ nents 2370. 41 Coach Robbins confers with Benjy Phelps. Trojans in action. Tennessee High and Patrick Henry both strutted away with wins over the Trojans, but the Trojans bounced back with an impressive 13-7 victory over their big rival, the Virginia High Bearcats. Battle then lost to Richlands by the heartbreaking score of 24-20. The John S. Battle homecoming was spoiled by the invad¬ ing Scarlet Hurricane of Marion, 24-12. The Trojans dominated the Golden Wave of Grundy 36-6, but received losses at the afternoon game against Graham and the final game of the year against the Gate City Blue Devils. Venable picks up big gain. 42 J.V. Football Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): David Young, Darrell Johnson, Ricky Hughes, Ernie Newland, Bruce Bently, Darrell Raines, Bruce Gunning, Richard Senter, Monty Houser, Ernie Widener. Terry Wingate, Sterl Cullop, David Barr. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Owens, Chris Houser, Paul Young, Tony Tench, Tim Ruble, Jack Weisenburger, Mark Stanley, Mike Snodgrass Ron Jaap, Tony Messer, Bob Cappalli, Chester Mumpower. NOT PICTURED: Dan Ward, Mike Shankel, Jeryl Brvant John Sheffield, Mark Woodward, Bobby Griffin. The Junior Varsity foot¬ ball team was composed of freshmen and sophomores who previously had not seen much football action. They often faced teams who were larger and stronger, but they c6mpiled a very re¬ spectable 4-4 record. What they lacked in experience, they made up for with con¬ siderable hard work and de¬ termination. The highlight of the year was the victory over Gate City, 16-14. Head Coach: Joe Garrett Assistant Coach: Henry Green 43 Eighth Grade Football ' ' •’ ••• ' ‘ : ' ’ i--.- -r Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Steve Wright, Doug Gallimore, David Mumpower, Danny Keese, Dirk Wariner, Mark Johnson, Tony Ashe, David Hayden, Chuck Fleenor, Donny Necessary, David Boothe, Danny Smith. SECOND RO W: Coach Don Pridemore, Mike Yon, Jimmy Meade, Keith Tabor, Darren Wagner, Bill Brooks, Bill Buckles, Ricky Wilson, Jeff Kegley, Marty Eads, Bobby Mabe, Steve Sproles, Jeff Arnold, Coach John Peltier. THIRD ROW: Gary Debord, Bobbie Leonard, Bob Kress, Tim Hayden, Steve Kennedy, Mark Peltier, Gary Robinson, Blake McCroskey, Steve Barker, Danny Lagasse, Darrell Gilbert, Carl Phipps. John S. Battle’s eighth grade football team finished the 1973 season with an impressive 7-1-0 record. Co-captains Darren Wagner and Marty Eads led their team to decisive victories over teams such as Gate City, Marion, Patrick Henry and Abingdon. Head Coach 8th Grade: Don Pridemore If the talent and enthusiasm shown by these young men continues, the future Trojans are something to look forward to. 44 Assistant Coach 8th Grade: John Peltier Cross Country Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): R obert Millgi . Imanuel Morenings, Kenny Robinson, Wayne Leonard, Jimmy Smith, Paul Miller Sandy Nash Jeff Kiser, Mike Grubb. SECOND ROW: John Hill, Bruce Gunning, Jayde Fleenor, Libby Little, Coach Smith] LaFawn Frohling, Vernon Corum, Bob Harmon, Mark Parsons. Cross Country is a new sport to John Battle and to many schools in the Southwest District. Mr. Randy Smith, the coach for cross country, is a recent graduate of Appala¬ chian State University. Cross Country is a sport involving ENDURANCE RUN¬ NING. The members of the team ran 5-8 miles everyday in practice and 2.5 mile courses for meets. The team lost 4 meets to stiff competition during the course of the year, but closed its season with a third place finish in the District meet. The best individual performance was turned in by Jimmy Smith, whose consistent season closed with an individual trophy for third place in the S.W. District meet. Lettermen for the team were Smith, Jeff Kiser, Vernon Corum, Mark Parsons, Mike Grubb, Paul Miller, Sandy Nash, Kenny Robinson, and Bob Harmon. Unique to Coach Smith’s team were two girls, Libby Little and LaFawn Frohling. Coach Smith made history at Battle by having the first cross country team and also the first sport in which boys and girls have participated and competed together. Coach Randy Smith 45 Girls’ Basketball PICTURED ILEFT TO RIGHT): Karen Gollehon, Kathy Robinson, Marianne Lagerholm, Amy Petty, Billie Parsons. SECO.XD ROW: Patsy Owens, Lynn Neeves, Laurie Duty, Darlene Holden, Carol Finley, Coach Gotham. Not pictured: Pam Meredith. The Girls ' Varsity Basketball Team, com¬ monly known as Gotham’s Goof-offs, spoil¬ ed a perfect record by beating Holston High School. They set a school record by scor¬ ing four points for the opposition. Mrs. Gotham, dean of the Trojan coaching staff, came out of retirement to guide their valiant efforts. Trick-knee Lagerholm was captain of the dribbling dandies. Scarecrow Petty and Fingers Robinson shared the posi¬ tion of co-captain. The team was managed by Nervous Nunley and Hoppy Hagy. Unable to keep their hands off the other players, the team made numerous personal fouls. Baby Parsons crawled through the legs of the opponents just to find Duty 3 and Gaily discussing their two-timing boy¬ friends. Leggy Neeves and Mischievous Ow¬ ens continued to get the ball by clobbering the opponents. Finley and Meredith collect¬ ed splinters as Wrongway Holden made a lay-up for the other team. All in all, the highlights of the season were Mrs. Carroll’s bus tours through Southwest Virginia. Lynn Neeves defends Billie Parsons J.V. Girls’ Basketball Pictured (LEFT TO R GHTl: Belinda Nunley manager, Abby Jackson co-captain, Janice Williams captain, Janie Sisk, Teresa Hagy — manager. SECOND ROW: Mrs. King coach, Debbie Jackson, Kaelu Tolley, Robin West, Doris Dunn, Terry Canter, Margaret Adams, Donna Tate, Donna Leonard. Patsy Owens shoots 2! 47 Varsity Basketball Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Tony Tench, Manager; Craig Elsea, Mike Kennedy, Doug Mills, Larry Jenkins, Mark Draper, Kenny Groves, Jimmy Anders, Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach Wysor, Mike Knittel, Ronnie Mullins, David Ingle, Steve Hurley, Mike McNally, Greg Yoho, Keith Farmer, Coach Webb. Ready, set, go! Greg Yoho jumps for the ball. 48 Varsity Basketball Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Craig Elsea, Kenny Groves, Larry Jenkins, Doug Mills, Mike Kennedy. Pictured (LEFT ' TO RIGHT:) Keith Farmer, Mark Draper, Mike Mike Kennedy shoots a foul shot. Knittel. SECOND ROW: Mike McNally, David Ingle, Ronnie Mullins, 49 Varsity Basketball Elsea up in the air. The Boy’s Varsity Basketball Team fin¬ ished the season with a record of 5-17. The Trojans, coached by Charles Wysor, showed determination and courage and continued to do their best throughout the season. Captain Mark Draper and Co- Captain Craig Elsea helped keep their team’s competitive spirit alive. Steve Hur¬ ley lead the way to the team’s first South¬ west District win in three years by being high scorer in the game against Richlands. The team showed promise during the sea¬ son and improved with every game. 50 Larry Mays adds two points. Varsity Basketball Draper goes in for a lay up. Ingle makes a basket during warm-up. The team watches as Coach Wysor yells advice. 51 Varsity Basketball Coach Wysor gives instructions to the Trojan men during a time-out. Hurley demonstrates his basketball skill. 52 A steal attempt by Mullins. J. V. Basketball Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Tony Ashe, Steve Reich, Steve Estes, David Pennington, Copey Hicks, Gordon Balthis, Roger Crane, Terry Leonard, Darren Wagner. SECOND ROW: Coach Howard Webb, Phil Yon, Dan Ward, Ricky Hughes, Tony Messer, Jimmy Carter, Don Runyon, Jack Weisenburger, Karl Bowen, Dennis Long, Coach Joe Garrett. Runyon up for the ball. 53 David Pennington makes a good move. Eighth Grade Basketball Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Manager Shaila Bettadapur, Darren Wagner, Darrell Gilbert, Jody Thompson, David Vicars, Steve Barker, Jeff Ingle, John Quillen. SECOND ROW: Coach Pridemore, Andy Lester, Marty Eades, Steve Wagner, Rodney Howard, Tony Ash, David Hayden, Tilson Bailey, Keith Tabor, Greg Thompson, Phil Weatherly, Dwight Dean, Mark Peltier, Coach Peltier. The John S. Battle Eighth Grade Bas¬ ketball Team won the Round Robin this year, an all-county tournament held at Abingdon. During a second tournament, Battle placed second. The Eighth Grade Basketball • Team was limited in the number of games it was able to play this year because of conservation measures resulting from the energy crisis. If these young men continue to progress as they have this year, Battle’s basketball future should be bright! Eighth graders look forward to playing J. V. Basketball. Winter Sports Festival Members of the court were (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mark Draper and Teresa Williams, Second Runners-Up; Kim Kennedy and Larry Jenkins, Queen and King; Raymond Wilson and Linda Owens, First Runners-Up. SECOND ROW: Steve Dutton and Denise Kiser, Sophomores; Copey Hicks and Lori Branson, Sophomores; Keith Farmer, Junior; Karen Balthis, Senior; Gilmer Meade and Judy Hunsucker, Freshmen; Darius Johnson and Cathy Hawkins, Seniors; Tony Carter, Junior; Janet Helton, Senior. Not Pictured: Darren Wagner and Kim Odum, Eighth Grade. Tennessee High Cheerleaders judged spirit at the Pep Rally. Lar ry Jenkins and Kim Kennedy, Winter Sports King and Queen. 55 Varsity Wrestling Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Bruce Gunning, Mike Osborne, Larry Harless, John Hill, Daryl Johnson, Bobby Harmon, Tim Carter. SECOND ROW: Larry Mabe, Randy Boothe, Tony Carter, Mike Bell, Dennis Parker, Paul Young, Benjy Phelps. THIRD ROW: Coach Benny Lemon, Gilmer Meade, Mike Young, Phil Young, Guy Yoho , Danny Mumpower, Bill Atkins, Coach Ron Tallman. Seniors (LEFT TO RIGHT): Benjy Phelps, Guy Yoho, Danny Mumpower. SECOND ROW: John Hill, Mike Bell. 56 1973-74 CAPTAIN: Mike Bell Varsity Wrestling The Trojan Pyramid 57 Varsity Wrestling The Trojan Varsity Wrestling Team ended the season with a winning record of 10-2-1. The Tro¬ jan team coached by Ron Tallman finished the season in second place in the Southwest District. Mike Osborne was the only wrestler that com¬ pleted the season with an undefeated record. Larry Harless had a 9-0-2 record, and Mike Bell had an 11-2 record. Determination of the team to do its best was shown throughout the Regional Wrestling Tournament resulting in two first place winners. Mike Osborne placed first in the 98 lb. weight class while Larry Harless placed first in the 105 lb. weight class. Mike Bell placed second in the 138 lb. weight class, and Gilmer Meade placed third in the 155 lb. weight class. We are proud of Coach Tallman and his wrestlers! Tim Carter shows skill and power. Bell works for pin. 58 Danny Mumpower struggles to pin his opponent. J. V. Wrestling Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Darrell Johnson, David Young, Bruce Gunning, Jimmy Smith, Steve Wright, Dennis Parker. SECOND RO W: Jeff Russell, Phil Young, Larry Mabe, Jeff Arnold, Robert Miller, James Taylor, Randy Boothe, John Paine. THIRD ROW: Coach Tallman, Paul Young, Kenny Robinson, Paul Miller, Mike Comer, Steve Sproles, David Sexton, Bill Adkins, Coach Lemon. Terry Smith in exhibition match. 59 Baseball 1973 Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Sam Wagner, Manager; Von Swygert, Kenny Groves, Daryl Dyson, Dandy Mum- power, Darrell Messer, Kelly Calloway, Dale Hayden, Benjy Phelps, Manager, SECOND ROW: Asst. Coach Stafford Stevenson, Freddie Garrett, Manager; Bo Snodgrass, Larry Jenkins, Mark Draper, Steve Harvey, Johnny Ross, Gary Boothe, Mike Kennedy, Billy Moore, Scotty Rasnake, Don Pridemore, Head Coach. Baseball 1973 Scotty Rasnake gets another hit. Darrell Messer drills pitch to center field. Mike Kennedy hits the dirt. Baseball 1973 Players relax between innings. The John Battle Trojans finished the 1973 season with a 14-9 record. The Trojans came in second in the Southwest District and won the Southwest District Tournament against the Virginia High Bearcats. They went on to participate in the Regional Playoffs in Marion and were defeated by the New River Cham¬ pions, Radford, by a score of 3-2 in eight innings. 62 Billy Moore gets things going with a homer. J.V. Baseball Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): David Pennington, Copey Hicks, Tony Messer, Monty Houser, Ernie Newland, Mike Arnold, Bruce Bentley. SECOND ROW: Coach Green, Gilmer Meade, Ronnie Mullins, Phil Johnson, Mike Snodgrass, Steve Hurley, Mike McNally. Not pictured: Gordon Balthis, Phil Yon. The Junior Varsity baseball team had a g ood season this year with a 6-3 win-loss record. Their only defeats came from Gate City and Abingdon. Coach Henry Green was proud of the effort the team put forth and the outstanding performances during the season. The Junior Varsity displayed their best abilities and always kept up their spirit. Coach Henry Green 63 GOLF 1973 The 1973 Golf Team: Robin Mullins, Doug Mills, Craig Milhorn, Tim Tabor, Mark Wingate and Coach Webb. The 1973 Golf Team, coached by Howard Webb, compiled a 32-12 record last spring. The team won the Southwest District Cham¬ pionship and the Washington County Tourna¬ ment. They placed second in the Big Six and Regional Tournaments. Due to their outstand¬ ing performance they were invited to the Mid- dlesboro Open where they placed sixth out of a field of twelve. 64 Mark Wingate strokes a 12 footer. GOLF 1973 Tim Tabor — accuracy yes, but grace? Golfers’ averages for 1973 season: Mark Wingate 81.5 Craig Milhorn 82.4 Tim Tabor 83.5 Doug Mills 86.0 Robin Mullins 90.9 Doug Mills swings his “battle ax” 65 JSB 0 12 16 16 12 8 14 0 Basketball OPPONENTS ygk Si ' Abingdon Tazewell Tennessee High Patrick Henry Virginia High Richlands Marion Grundy Graham Gate City Junior Varsitv OPPONENTS Gate City Patrick Henry Holston GateCity Patrick Henry Marion Abingdon Vance Junior High 44 16 6 14 6 0 18 16 Football . ■ Varsity 5 1) 37 51 54 68 41 54 42 49 45 47 42. 53 ?:• 45 ; JSB 39 33 42 38 56 38 36 ■ 38 47 46 22 47 39 31 Holston Tazewell Gate City Virginia High Richlands Graham Patrick Henry Abingdon Marion Grundy T azewell GateCity Virginia High Graham Abingdon Junior Varsity Holston .! Gtepify • . rginia High ilands Graham Patrick Henry Abingdon Marion Grundy Tazewell GateCity Virginia High ! ■ ■ r . ■m OPPONENT 54 . 87 63 63 57 99 74 60 70 75 tP 75 64 45 „ 54 OPPONENT 29 Lljjg 5 l ’ 46 43 K V 75 29 Graham JSB � am flEl! OPPONENT 21 Abingdon 34 18 Chilowie 35 36 Patrick Henry 4! 26 Abingdon 28 22 Patrick Henry 49 31 Holston 23 29 Marion 58 20 Chilowie 35 30 Marion 71 37 Marion 57 30 Patrick Henry 42 Girl’s Basketball Track Golf JSB OPPONENT 153 Holston 197 is Patrick Henry 195 Virginia High 182 Castlewood 227 163. Lynn View 197 167 Saltville 169 Abingdon 193 150 Daniel Boone 163 159 Central 185 192 Abingdon 209 Marion 188 321 Patrick Henry 375 S70 Tennessee High 150 East High 167 349 .Johnson City 316 Southwest District 339 Marion 353 Graham 380 Virginia High 381 Patrick Henry 397 Abingdon 387 (Low Score Wins) JSB OPPONENT 40 Vi Patrick Henry 95 ! i 30 Tennessee High 111 80 Gate City 56 31 Vi Abingdon 86 Vt Holston 39 Patrick Henry 82 -V jT’ r District Meet 13 ■ : f Abingdon 37 3-v Marion 67 Patrick Henry 54 Richlands 18 Gate City 20 Tazewell 21 Virginia High 9 Vi Graham 9 g 1 Grundy 7 Cross-Country Marion Meet Marion Meet Blacksburg 20 Marion 37 Carroll County 47 Abingdon 41 Marion 68 JSB 49 JSB 111 JSB Meet District Meet Marion 23 Abingdon 31 Abingdon 41 Marion 32 JSB i j 65 JSB 75 Gate City 91 (Low-Score Wins) Baseball OPPONENTS Patrick Henry 12 Science Hiil 25 Tazewell 13 Pulaski 22 Abingdon 9 ' ‘Virginia High 0 Grundy • 25«j Morristown V 27 ™ 1 Richlands 13 ' A bingdon. 9 Marion 26 Virginia High t . ' 3 If Graham 8 Wrestling JSB OPPONENT 1 7 5 3 ■ £t.|« o 6 1 8 6 7 6 il . S 5 5 5 2 7 District Tournament 6 4 5 Regional Tournament Marion Gate City Rich Valley Abingdon Patrick Henry Virginia High Tennessee High East Rich Valley Holsion Patrick Henry Abingdon Graham Graham East Virginia High Tennessee High Marion Gate City Patrick Henry Gate City Virginia High Radford 0 2 6 4 2 1 7 0 ' 0 0 7 2 6 3 6 3 1 4 3 Track 1973 The Boys’ Track Team under the leader¬ ship of Coach Phil Robbins and Coach Ben Lemons had a successful record of 8 wins. The team won the Regional Meet at the end of the season. The leading scorers of the team were Gary Boothe, Darius Johnson, Terry Dickson, and Jimmy Smith. Darius Johnson broke the school record for the shotput with a throw of 49 feet 11 inches. Phil Yon tied the school record for the 330 Intermediate hurdles with 45.2 seconds. Gary Boothe and Darius Johnson qualified for the State meet in the shotput. Coach Robbins and Coach Lemons lead the track team through an impressive season. Fitzgerald runs fast and hard. Gary Boothe throws shotput. 68 Darius Johnson breaks school record. A Great Year in Sports 69 Girls’Track 1973 Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Lafawn Frohling, Jo Bentley, Becky Neese, Teresa Hagy, Terri Pullins, Janice Williams, Pat Atkins, Linda Owens. SECOND ROW: Kathy Robinson, Lynn Neeves, Amy Petty, Terry Dye, Janet Helton, Patsy Owens, Darlene Freese. Not Pictured: Lyn Sheffield, Kathy Koch, Belinda Nunley, Marianne Lagerholm. Managers: Billie Parsons, Pat Dixon with Teresa Hagy and Jo Bentley. The Girls’ Track Team has a winning season with a final record of 5-2. The team was coached by Miss Julia Car¬ michael and Mrs. Lana Lemons. The team overwhelming won against Cen¬ tral, Chilhowie, Marion, Abingdon and Holston. The team placed second in the Regional Track Meet losing only to Patrick Henry. Jo Bentley, Lyn Sheffield, Kathy Koch, and Lynn Neeves qualified for the State Track Meet. Jo Bentley qualified in the 100 yard dash, Kathy Koch qualified in the shotput, and Lynn Neeves quali¬ fied in the 880 yard run. Lyn Shef¬ field attended the State Meet by win¬ ning the 50 yard dash, the 100 yard dash, and the High Jump in the Re¬ gional. Lyn Sheffield won the high jump for the state with a 5 feet 1 inch jump. The season was a success for the Girls’ Track Team. 70 Girls’ Volleyball John S. Battle reorganized the Girls’ Volleyball Team this year under the leadership of Ms. Julia Car- michel. The Volleyball Team was lead by Lisa Benfield, Captain, and Karen Balthis, Co-captain. Practice began at 7:00 a.m. for the eight girls who were interested enough to play, but due to the energy crisis the schedule was curtailed. On three occasions against Holston, Abingdon, and Patrick Henry high schools, Battle placed last. Battle continued its winless record by placing fourth once more in the County Tournament. Hopefully more girls will be interested in trying out next year, and the team’s record will improve. ' « 11 ilifli KJB i W M W l| | Im m l 1 K a ■ p t §88881 JL M 1 Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Lisa Benfield, Captain; Teresa Caudill, Karen Balthis, Co-Captain; Karen Gollehon, Debbie Tate, Terry Canter, Cindy Bennett, Kathy Hawk. 71 Varsity Cheerleaders Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHTj: Jo Bentley, Rhonda Stark. Becky Neese, Carole Shelley, Linda Owens, Carol Adkins, Judy McNamara, 72 Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders urge team on to victory. Becky Neese, Carole Shelley, Linda Owens. Judy McNamara, Jo Bentley, Rhonda Stark. The J.S.B. Cheerleaders attended a summer camp at Longwood College where they were named “Most Out¬ standing Squad”, won first place in the Talent Competition, and Carol Adkins was named “Miss Nationwide Cheerleader” out of 150 squads. Head Cheerleader Carol Adkins. S J.V. Cheerleaders Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT}: Kathy Stark, Captain; Cindy Legasse, Judy Hunsucker, Gwen Colbert, Tammie Johnson. KNEELING: Regema Roe, Robin Collier. J. V. Cheerleaders, under the direction of Mrs. Gay Meade and Mrs. Connie King, sparked enthusiasm for the J.V. teams. 74 ¥ Jj l 1 .J nrT _ jd (j 1 mfcmm y q - --—.■ ——-—— rri 1 J S.C.A. S.C.A. Representatives, pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Judy Hunsucker, Carol Shelley, Susi Counts, Cindy Lagasse, Regema Roe, Debbie Sproles, Tim Carter, Gilmer Meade, David Pennington. SECOND ROW: James Booher, Terry Dye, Terryl Smith, Linda Owens, Lori Branson, Pat Widener, Jerry Chorosevic, Joe McChesney, Ricky Weatherly. THIRD ROW: Mark Hyler, Dennis Dutton, Becky Leonard, Carmen Hatley, Vickie Stout, Linda Wann, Brenda Pendergrass, Janet Helton, Karen Balthis, Rhonda Jones. FOURTH ROW: Darryl Simcox, Jeanie Bare, Lisa Sharrett, Lana Alexander, Jan Morrison, Linda Millard, Tina Chorosevic, Sharon Dupont. FIFTH ROW: Danny Moody, Debbie Harmon, Bruce Bentley, Steve Sproles, Marty Eades, Sterl Cullop, Teresa Williams, Darren Wagner, Copey Hicks, Dennis Phillips. f ! S.C.A. Officers and Club Representatives, pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Pam Mays, Secretary; Mike Comer, Vice President; Steve Spires, President: David Fleenor, Treasurer: Kelly Calloway, Sgt.-at-Arms; Raymond Wilson, Parliamentarian; Mike Bell, Reporter; Leisa James, Historian; Doris Clendenen, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Marianne Lagerholm, GAA: Carol Adkins, Cheerlead¬ ers; Pam Jessee, Civinettes; Lola Davidson, Annual Staff; Becki Hood, Drama; Jenni Houser, Junior Class; Darius Johnson, B- Club; Mr. Donald Mashburn, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Mr. Randall Smith, Sponsor; Candy Maiden, Art; Darlene Holden, FHA; Richard Crouch, Debate; Keith Farmer, Senior Science; Larry James, Latin. FOURTH ROW: Diane Duty, Band; Rita Sheffey Drum Major; Cathy Singleton, NHS: Mark Draper, Key; Craig Elsea, Speakers’ Bureau; Debbie Hawkins, Spanish. 78 SCA The S.C.A. under the supervision of Mr. Donald Mashburn and Mr. Randy Smith managed the School Store. They also sponsored the pre-freshman orienta¬ tion day, attended the district S.C.A. meeting in Abingdon, and revised the merit system. Giving the students and themselves a break from their studies, they sponsored dances and assembly programs. They gave the students a break from the teachers by spon¬ soring Student-Teacher Day. The S.C.A. was host to the state S.C.A. convention in April, 1974. Ike Anderson hands over office of 1973-74 S.C.A. President to Steve Spires. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): David Fleenor, Treasurer; Steve Spires, President; Leisa James, Historian; Pam Mays, Secretary; Doris Clendenen, Chaplain; Raymond Wilson, Parliamentarian; Mr. Smith, Sponsor; Kelly Calloway, Sgt. at Arms; Mr. Mashburn, Sponsor; Mike Comer, Vice President. N.H.S. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Miss Phyllis Ratliffe, Sponsor; Rita Sheffey, Parliamentarian; Larry James, Vice President; Cathy Singleton, President; Linda Owens, Secretary; Janet Henslev. Treasurer. SECOND ROW . Jennie Houser, Kathy Robinson, Mary Beth Patton, Kim Kennedy, Twana Blackwell, Pam Mays, Paula Barker, Debbie Taylor. THIRD ROW: Linda Brewer, Denise Frohling, Linda Godfrey, Lynn Neeves, Randy Berry, Varina Woodward, Lola Davidson, Greg Martin. FOURTH ROW: Tracy Necessary, Carolyn Vermillion, Leisa Lilley. FIFTH ROW: Becki Hood, Marsha Snader, Karen Stine, Susi Counts, Marianne Lagerholm, Jo Bentley, Susan Horne. SIXTH ROW: Matt Savinsky, David Anderson, Jerry Chorosevic, Steve Spires, David Fleenor, Kenny Grant, Freddie Garrett, Terry Fleenor, Dwight Harley. The National Honor Society endeavors to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to develop character, and to promote leadership within the students of John S. Battle. The main project each year is the awarding of a two hundred dollar scholarship to an out¬ standing National Honor Society senior. This year the National Honor Society sold cartoon characters to raise money for a special school project. Bulletin boards are put up to honor new members of the National Honor Society and the honor roll students, as well as a special bulletin board depicting some facet of school spirit. Welcoming new National Honor Society members is done at a special induction ceremony with a reception to honor the new members and their parents afterwards. N.H.S. sold plaques as major fund raising project. 80 Drama The Drama Club of John S. Battle High School was organized in September of 1973, under the sponsorship of Mr. Bill Phelps. The purpose of this organization is to develop the full potential of its members as individuals and as artists and to promote an appreciation of and an interest in theatre in the school and the community. The club’s major activity was the presentation of a full season of theatrical offerings to the student body and the public. This offering consisted of a three-act melodrama, a reader’s theatre production, a night of one-acts, and a music comedy. These productions provided club members with experience in the total theatre process: acting, design, rehearsal, production, stagecrafts, and play attendance. An award-winning one-act play was presented by the Drama Club at the Southwest District One-Act Play Festival, which was held at Virginia Intermont College. Throughout the year club members enjoyed attending community theatre, visiting the drama departments of several local colleges, and participating in drama workshops. Membership in the Drama Club during the 1973-1974 school year proved to be a reward¬ ing and interesting experience. Drama members display interest in club meeting. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Kenny Robinson, Kenny Groves, Janet Otey. SECOND ROW: Randy Leonard, Perry Dalton. THIRD ROW: Candi Maiden, Darlene Freese, Susi Counts, Reporter. FOURTH ROW: Carol Nicholson, Vice President; Mike Comer. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Bill Phelps, Sponsor; Keith Farmer, Historian; Phil Parris, Becki Hood, President; Ricky Weatherly, Treasurer; Jo Bentley, Secretary; Mark Waycaster. SIXTH ROW: Craig Elsea. 81 Speaker’s Bureau PICTURED (LEFT TO RIGHT}: Phil Parris, Becky Neese, Sweetheart. S ECOND ROW: Matt Savinsky, Rob Kegley, David Fleenor, Richard Crouch, Dennis Parker, Craig Elsea, Sam Wagner. The Speakers Bureau is an organization of young men who participate in school and community events where their talent for speaking can be expressed. Many activities highlight the year for the Bureau; these include parti¬ cipating in the V.F.W. Contest, the Optimist Club con¬ test, and speaking before several area civic clubs. The Speakers Bureau is sponsored by Mr. Jack Garland. 82 Debate Society The Debate Society ha s as its chief aim the fur¬ thering of the skills of reasoning, research, and ex¬ temporaneous speaking. It builds the speaker’s confidence in his capabilities in public speaking and his questioning of mankind’s ideas and ac¬ complishments. The Debate Team, sponsored by T. R. Stokes, participated in area debates with surrounding high schools and in the Regional Debate Tournament. The debate topic for the 1973-74 school year was: Resolved: That the Federal Government should guarantee a minimum annual income for each family unit. PICTURED (SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT): Monica Mosberg, Susie Counts, Debbie Johnson, Kathy Robinson. STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Richard Crouch, Phil Parris, David Fleenor, Doug Yon, Freddie Garrett, Matt Savinsky, Craig Elsea, Neil Schunke, Mr. Stokes. Advisor. 83 Phoenix Staff The 1973-74 Phoenix Staff was proud to have the largest staff ever working toward one goal, a great yearbook! Our new sponsors, Mrs. Pauline Gotham and Mrs. Janet Derting, and our new members learned the “ropes” with plenty of help from dedicated “veterans” who survived last year and came back for more. Ads! They have caused staff members to pull their hair and ordinarily calm sponsors to get frantic! Our beloved editor, Lola “Bunny” Davidson, gave us tips on selling ads, such as the importance of being “positive” in our approach. But how can a person be positive in his approach when he has been left waiting for thirty minutes only to be told, “We don’t want an ad this year. Come back next year.”? Yearbook publishing has its ups and downs like everything else. The main thing we had to learn was how to cope with the calm before the storm and the storm itself — three days before a deadline. We carried on old traditions like the Miss Phoenix contest and decorating for homecoming, but we started some new ones such as the “Sign-the-Annual” page in the back of the yearbook. Those few people on the staff who were late getting their assigned pages done suddenly wished they didn’t hold such important positions on the staff. “Where are those missing pages? You are responsbile!” Rhonda Stark, Club Editor; Becky Neese, Sports Editor; and Jennie Houser, Faculty Editor, had their problems keeping up with dozens of pictures. Ah, but how about the class editors who juggled over two hundred pictures each? We would have been in a mess without people like Carla Jessee, Eighth Grade Editor; Teresa A. Williams, Freshman Editor; Debbie Singleton, Sophomore Editor; and Bunny Davidson, Junior and Senior Editor. Varina Woodward took care of any ads we managed to drag in, and Janet Hensley coped with and finally conquered the Student Directory. Our typist was Brenda Sande- fur, our photographer was Bev Long and Pam Jessee, and our business manager was Karen Stine, Jennie Houser, our Assistant Editor, tried to learn everything about publishing an annual in the short time between deadlines and managed to get thoroughly confused in the process. Oh well, you can’t win them all. We can’t forget those staff members such as Becky Leonard, Theresa D. Williams, Cindy Gibbons, and Janet Otey who did more than their share of the work. All in all, this has been a year we couldn’t forget even if we wanted to! Members are: Doris Clendenen, Terri Colbert, Susi Counts, Donna Crabtree, Bunny Davidson, Bruce Denton, Craig Elsea, Carol Finley, Sherry Freeman, Freddie Garrett, Cindy Gibbons, Sharon Halstead, Janet Henslev. Jennie Houser, Leisa James’ Carla Jessee, Pam Jessee, Debbie Johnson, Rhonda Jones, Becky Leonard, Candi Maiden, Pam Meredith, Monica Mosberg, Ricky Neese, Mary Reynolds, Brenda Sandefur, Debbie Singleton, Rhonda Stark, Karen Stine, Teresa Williams, Teresa D. Williams, Varina Woodward. Not pictured: Bev Long, Janet Otey. Phoenix Staff Bunny Davidson, Editor; Karen Stine, Business Manager; Jennie Houser, Assistant Editor. 68 pages tomorrow? Bev and Becky working? A typical annual meeting. 85 Library Club Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mrs. Elaine Dury, Sponsor; Debbie Singleton, Reporter; Penny Sourbeer, President; Cathy Singleton, Vice President; Mrs. Shelah Gregg, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Sandra Morgan, Tracy Necessary, Ricky Chafin, Ricky Phillips, Debbie Taylor, Eva Barker, Cindy Malcolm, Danny Lagasse. THIRD ROW: Carol Nicholson, Marcia McChesney, David Necessary, Kevin Stallard, Mike Meredith. Not pictured: Marsha Snader, Secretary-Treasurer; Kent Tignor, ' Parliamentarian; and Loretta Duckett, Darrell Slagle, and David Stallard. The Library Club is composed of students taking an interest in the library and the facilities the library has to offer. Many of the members volunteer to assist the librarians, Mrs. Elaine Duty and Mrs. Shelah Gregg, during their study periods. The girls are responsible for keeping books, cards, and magazines in order; the boys work in the audio-visual department helping teachers use the available equipment, Besides the usual duties of the members, the club held bake sales, provided Christmas gifts for two children at the orphanage, hosted the faculty tea in December, had a Christmas Party for the members, presented a film for the student body and planned a picnic for the spring. A major portion of the club funds are used to improve the library and make it a more pleasant place to work. The objectives of the club are to improve the school library and audio-visual service, to arouse further enthusiasm for books and reading, and to encourage interest in the library profession. Library Club member David Necessary (LEFT) shelves books while student Brenda Pruitt (RIGHT) enjoys the library’s facilities. 86 French Club French Club meetings hold attention of Matt Savinsky. The French Club wishes to serve both the school and its individual members to the best of its ability. In order to do this, we are planning to have guest speakers who are either natives of France or who have traveled or studied there recently. We hope to be able to have an assembly for the student body sometime this year. The French Club is financed by dues for club member¬ ship and by the proceeds from bake sales. We use the money to help a needy individual or family at Christmas and to help finance our annual picnic. We hope to make enough money to purchase something for the school. French Club Officers are: Mark Draper, President; Matt Savinsky, Vice-President; Varina Woodward, Secretary; Sharon Dupont, Historian; Debbie Keith, Chaplain; Karen Stine, Parliamentarian; Teresa Williams, Treasurer; Phil Yon, Sgt-at-Arms; Bruce Denton, Reporter; Mrs. Ptess, Sponsor. Members are Jim Anders, Shaila Bettadapur, Jimmie Carter, Carl Coalson, Gary Combs, Lisa Dishner, Donna Godfrey, Mike Hall, Guy Hardin, Victor Harley, Jeff Hashbarger, Patty Hebert, Rita Hicks, John Hill, Robin Kress, Steve Leonard, Terry Leonard, Leisa Lilley, Jon Loggans, Cindy McCauley, Linda Millard, Tim Slagle, Betsy Rankin, Ricky Sams, Tim Slagle, Sam Smith, Donna Tate, Phil Weatherly, Ricky Weatherly, Mike Yon, Janet Helton, Danny Moody. Not pictured: James Barker, Debbie Barrett, David Hayden, Ricky Phillips, Steve Sproles, Vicki Stout. 87 Latin Club Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): David Fleenor, Parliamentarian; Jeff Witt, Reporter; Larry James, President; Carol Finley, Secretary; Tina Chorosevic, Vice President; Laurie Anne Duty, Treasurer; Susan Counts, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Laura Gage, Leisa James, Lori Branson, Becki Hood, Rita Sheffey, Suzanne Cole, Donna Crabtree, Debbie Singleton. THIRD ROW: Mary Beth Patton, Vicki Morrison, Robin Phillips, Linda Wright, Danita Wagner, Lynn Neeves, Pam Mays, Twana Blackwell, Renee Edwards, David Ball. FOURTH ROW: Burt Ogle, Keith Farmer, Carmen Hatley, Mike Arnold, Regina Roberson, Apryl Denny, Pattie Blevins, Sally Bordwine, Debbie Blaylock, Mike Kiser, Bruce Gunning, Robert Miller. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Parker, Ann Stout, Beverly Rose, Diane McCray, Debbie McCroskey, Sue Haderer, Abby Jackson, Vicki Behling, Jim Owens, Joe Smith. SIXTH ROW: Matt Savinsky, Steve Hurley, Cindy Sourbeer, Beth Newman, Pam Campbell, Janice Williams, Tereba Bott, Connie Shortt, Lisa Mcllvaine, Neil Easterly, David Anderson, Freddie Garrett, Susan Vermillion, Danny Deskins, Miss Susan Austin, Sponsor. Not pictured: Toby Bowers, Rhonda Burke, Diane Duty, Jimmy Moore, Neil Schunke, Rhonda Stark. The John Battle Latin Club is affiliated with the National and Virginia Junior Classical Leagues, Its membership is open to any student who is present¬ ly taking Latin or who has completed two years of Latin. Miss Susan Austin is the club’s sponsor. The Latin Club participated in many activities throughout the year. In the fall the members raised money to pay for the trip to the VJCL convention held in Roanoke in December. This Year the club nominated one of its members to run for a state office at the convention. Some members participated in the Virginia Latin Tournament. The club also celebrated Latin Week with a Roman banquet and Roman athletic competition with the Virginia High and Dobyns-Bennett Latin clubs. In the spring, mem¬ bers attended a Greek play at King College. To complete the year’s activities, the Latin Club met at a local restaurant for its annual club dinner and installation of new officers. Club members decorate for Homecoming 88 Spanish Club The Spanish Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Bernice Hernandez, had many activities for 1973- 74. Speakers for the meetings included natives from Latin America and travelers to Spain. There were also films and some programs presented by students. The major project was to adopt a child through the Christian Children’s Fund. Local activities in¬ cluded sponsoring “sock hops” after basketball games, various money raising projects, and an as¬ sembly program. The year was concluded with a Spring Fiesta. Club members decorate for Homecoming. I $, JjgjnjMg , I mm ♦ ‘ J w j jf J Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Terry Dye, Parliamentarian; Gordon Balthis, Chaplain; Judy McNamara, Treasurer; Debbie Hawkins, President; Copey Hicks, Reporter; Rhonda Jones, Vice President; Linda Owens, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Robert Picklesimer, Kim Sanders, Candi Kitzmiller, Vickie Ratliff, Phil Ferski, Terri Pullins, Jenni Morris, Debbie Ward, Rhonda Holbrook. THIRD ROW: Greg Hutchinson, Jeff Kiser, Mike Grubb, Tammy Kitzmiller, Pam Hiler. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Bernice Hernandez, Sponsor; Darlene Freese, Kaelu Tolley, Joa n Quesenberry, Beverly Shaffer, Gwen Colbert, Ellen Vaught, Gary Cole, Craig Weatherly, Richard Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Sam Shuttle, Diane Latham, Anthony Brewer, Greg Hopkins, Veda Herndon, Tony Carter, Leigh McGrady, Tammy Tabor, Robin Collier. SIXTH ROW: Mark Flexor, Wayne Leonard, T y Wingate, Mike Comer, Jimmy Smith, Mark Johnso Dar net Wagner. n $ ■ (M 0? Senior Science Club Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Jeff Witt, Vice President; Doris Clendenen, Sgt.-at-Arms; Cheryl Duty, Secretary; Keith Farmer, President; Burt Ogle, Parliamentarian; Diane Duty, Treasurer; Mrs. Dorothy Doughtrey, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Bunny Davidson, Varina Woodward, Linda Owens, Rita Sheffey, Laurie Duty, Jenni Morris, Rita Hicks, Mary Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Denver Raines, Penny Sourbeer, Cindy Szulewski, Karen Stine, Ricky Weatherly, Gary Goodson, Greg Martin, Kathy Robinsin, Vickie Ratliff, Martha Lester. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Statzer, Eddie Smith, Kevin Lester, Ricky Roark, Neal Easterly, Carolyn Vermillion. FIFTH ROW: Mark Denton, Joe Smith, Alvin Barnett, Doug Yon, Steve Spires, Craig Elsea. SIXTH ROW: David Anderson, Darrell Dyson, Dennis Parker, John Hill, Sam Wagner, Bill Burkholder, Larry James, Suzanne Cole. The Senior Science Club is an academic organization sponsored by Mrs. Dorothy Daughtrey. All members have an overall B average and show evidence of above average interest and achieve¬ ment in science. The main activity of members this year was preparation of re¬ search papers for regional, state, and national competition. Stu¬ dents who passed the preliminary Westinghouse National Competi¬ tion went to Norfolk to participate in the Virginia Science Talent Search. Last year Lyle Parker and Blaine Morris were named “Winner” and “Honorable Mention” respectively in this event. Senior Science Club activities this year included the Senior Science vs. Faculty Volleyball game. The club a lso received the fifth place prize and recognition as the most original for its Sesame Street Homecoming decorations. 90 Senior Science Club m mm CORN m r LEAD ON AND FRUIT Jeff Witt, Vice President of the Senior Science Club, is shown here with his science project display board used in the regional science fair. Jeff has set a unique and enviable record of presenting winning papers two years in a row at the Virginia Junior Academy of Science. Both years Jeff has worked with the effects of lead in paint on numerous plants and animals. We’re proud of Jeff! Senior Science Club raises money by sponsoring a student-faculty volleyball game. 91 Junior Science Club PM IS m Members of the Junior Science Club are Jayde Fleenor, Bruce Bentley, Benita Milhorn, Bev Rose, Bryon Linkous, Cindy Witt, Amy Thompson, Jody Thompson, Gary Cole, Pam Smith, Bob Cappalli, Robert Miller, Timmy Widener, Gilmer Meade, Randy Rohr, Jerry Henderson, David Vicars, Sterl Cullop, Freda McCracken, Joe Worley, Jeff Mullins, Leda Woodby, Ann Stout, Mary Dolinger, Kim Odum, Pat Savinsky, Mike Yon, Shaila Bettadapur, Scott Brewer, Dirk Warriner, George Hutchinson, Ronald Helton, Donnie Reeves, Ricky Chaffin, David Young, Diane McCray, Meg Savinsky, Karen. Powers, Brian Davis, Bobby Mabe, Diane Vanhook, Kathy Lilly, Debbie Ward, Jeffrey Linnen, Rita Worley, Ron Wood, Joan Quesenberry, Donna Crabtree, Daryll Simcox, Robby Johnson, Ellen Vaught, and Darrel! Worley. The Junior Science Club is an organization which furthers knowledge in the field of science, encourages scientific interest, and promotes academic achievements. Members must be in grades eight and nine and must be taking some form of science. The 1973-74 session started with the election of officers: Bruce Bentley, President; Jayde Fleenor, Vice President; Meg Savin¬ sky, Secretary; Bev Rose, Treasurer; Sterl Cullop, Reporter; Gilmer Meade and Darrell Worley, Sgts.-at-Arms. There are fifty-one members in the Junior Science Club. Many activities were planned for the year, including bake sales, field trips to Bristol Caverns and Bays Mountain Nature Center, and a spring picnic at Steele’s Creek Park. The club participated in the homecoming decorations and helped sponsor the Battle Science Fair. Mrs. Joan Minnick is the club sponsor. 92 Gilmer Meade patronizes bake sale. Physics Club Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Steve Spires, President; Jerry Chorosevic, Ricky Venable, Larry James, Cathy Singleton, John Hill, Historian; Tracy Necessary, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Loggans, Sponsor; Cheryl Duty, Kenny Grant, Vice President; Mark Draper, Denver Raines, Johnny Marion, James Stanley, Larry Hardiman, Phil Ferski, Terry Fleenor, Randy Berry, Sgt. at Arms; Doug Yon, Susan Horne, Greg Martin, Rita Sheffey, Diane Duty, Ricky Weatherly. Not pictured: Richard Quesenberry, Mary Sue Bennett. The Physics Club consists of students who take Physics to acquire the principles of reasoning and comprehen¬ sion of the physical world. The twenty-five members of the club, under the spon¬ sorship of Mr. J. W. Loggans, published the school newspaper, “The Trojan Voice” bi-monthly throughout the 1973-74 school year. The Physics Club planned a picnic. The club also planned trips to the Oak Ridge and the King College Observatories. The club promoted interest in the sci¬ ence of physics and the science of publications. Kenny, Denver, and Cathy turn out the newspaper 93 Key Club Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Kelly Calloway, Dennis Parker, Carole Shelley, Sweetheart; Bruce Denton, Jeff Witt. SECOND ROW: Rob Kegley, Gordon Balthis, Larry James, Matt Savinsky, Darrell Dyson, Mr. Ralph Booher, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Mark Denton, Richard Dean, Randy Berry, Freddie Garrett, Steve Spires, Mark Draper, Sam Wagner. FOURTH ROW. David Anderson, Keith Farmer, Craig Elsea, Mr. John Peltier, Sponsor; Jerry Chorosevic. IN TREE: Phil Yon, Copey Hicks, Joe Mc- Chesney, Danny Mumpower. Under the supervision of Mr. Ralph Booher and Mr. John Peltier, the Key Club sponsored the election of the 1973- 74 Homecoming Queen and the Homecoming Dance. The members also participated in the annual Kiwanis Club Circus and Pancake Sale. During Christmas, members gave gifts to selected members of the local Boy’s Club. Club members also sold light bulbs, and hosted a band concert for the student body. This outstanding service club is responsible for the upkeep of the sign at the school entrance in addition to a variety of other school projects. 94 Key Club Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Jerry Chorosevic, Treasurer; Larry James, Secretary; Dennis Parker, Vice-President; Kelly Calloway, Sgt.-at-Arms; Carole Shelley, Sweetheart; (KNEELING j Mark Draper, President. Key Club members make money selling Light Bulbs. 95 Junior Civinette Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): STANDING: Bev Long, Diana Jaap, Pam Eads, Reba Fleenor, Rita Hicks, Tammie Johnson, Judy Hunsucker, Janet McMillian, Linda Wright, Amy Thompson, Leigh McGrady, Apryl Denny, Becky Counts. KNEELING: Susi Counts, Jenni Morris, Sally Bordwine, Julie Parsed, Meg Savinsky, Bunny Davidson, Kim Kennedy, Teresa Blackburn, Sandy Sproles, Kathy Stark, Carole Shelley, Rhonda Stark, Susie Ratcliff. SEATED: Mrs. Linda Long, Sponsor; Lori Branson, Twana Blackwell, Pam Jessee, President; Rhonda Jones, Pat Widner, Cindy Szulewski, Mrs. Marlene McCall, Sponsor. The Junior Civinette Club is composed exclusively of girls who are either Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors or Seniors. The club helped such organizations as the Christmas Seal Society and the March of Dimes. The Civinettes worked jointly with the Junior Civi- tan Club of Battle and the Abingdon Civitans to accomplish several community activities such as the Miss Washington County Beauty Pageant and to pro¬ mote good citizenship among the youth of the com¬ munity. Each year selected members attend the Ap¬ palachian District Junior Civitan Convention. The Club sponsors are Mrs. Linda Long and Mrs. Mar¬ lene McCall. Initiation for new members. 96 Junior Civitans Club President Joey Cooper. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT}: Ricky Hughes, Mark Hyler, John Hill, Vernon Corum, Paul Miller, Burt Ogle, Jimmy Smith, Mike Kiser, Ronnie Emerson. BACK ROW: Jimmy Carter, Johnny Marion, Coach Robbins, Sponsor. 97 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Becky Nunez, Treasurer; Brenda Sandefur, Typist; Lee Ann Hunsucker, Reporter; Teryl Smith, Secretary; Pam Mays, President; Renee Edwards, Vice-President; Debbie Mumpower, Chaplain; Leslie Ford, Historian; Teresa Wil¬ liams, Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Ann Stout, Kim Odum, Beth Newman, Mark Draper, Sweetheart; Carmen Hatley, Candi Kitzmiller, Patty Gallimore. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Penny Bruce, Sponsor; Della Worley, Teresa Fleenor, Benita Milhorn, Brenda Woodby, Debbie McCroskey, Penny Brewer, Deborah Campbell, Libby Harris, Jeanie Snader, Sharon McCroskey, Maranatha Mornings, Darlene Denton, Debbie Mueller and Miss Jane Cuddy, Sponsor. The Alpha Tri-Hi-Y is a school and community service club affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. Mr. Adrian Moody and Mr. Brown Caudwell are Y.M.C.A. sponsors; Mrs. Anne Bruce and Miss Jane Cuddy are school sponsors. Member¬ ship is open to any girl willing to support the Hi-Y purpose of “creating, maintaining and extending throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character.” This year club members participated in the Model United Nations Assembly at the Bristol Y.M.C.A. and in the Youth Legislative Convention in Nashville, Tennessee. Club members participated in a teacher’s aid project, visited Bristol nursing homes and the children’s ward at Bristol Memorial Hospital. Gifts of fruit baskets and magazines were taken to patients in nursing homes; gifts of toys and books were taken to the children’s ward at the hospital. Club members had a Valentine’s party and an Easter egg hunt for children at the Janie Hammitt Home. The Alpha Tri-Hi-Y had a Santa Pal at Christmas and helped with the Mountain Crafts Festival, an ecology project, an aluminum drive, the March of Dimes, the World Service Project and other fund raising projects sponsored by the community and the Y.M.C.A. 98 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Mrs. P. Anne Bruce, Sponsor Miss Jane Cuddy, Sponsor Club members discuss upcoming projects. 99 D.E.C.A. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Janice Nicholson, Secretary; Wayne Melvin, Reporter; Mike Parks, Executive Vice President; Dar¬ rell Ketron, President; Debbie Osborne, Vice President; Marsha Snader, Treasurer; Mike Reece, Sophomore Representative; SECOND ROW: Pat Blevins, Teresa Snead, Becky Moore, Jenny Abel, Shirley Alexander, Delores Musselwhite, Phil Waycaster, Charles Fields, THIRD ROW: Carlotta Richard, Valery Tate, Theresa McHenry, Myra Lynch, Brenda Carroll, Debbie Blevins, Cathy Rock, Sandy Lange, James Taylor. FOUR ROW: Keith Hayden, Allen Hughes, Mike Noonkester, Bobby Maxwell, George Hoss, David Clapp, Teresa Phillips, Steve Terry, Ricky Cunningham, Tommy Canter, Dennis Thomas. FIFTH ROW: Gary Thomas, Parker Roark, Tony Farris, Gary Grizzle, Greg Messick, Terry Canter, Dave Latham, Ricky Williams, Ricky Kiser. SIXTH ROW: Ricky Gilmer, Tim Moore, Louis Barker, Billy Tate, Kenny Sproles, Frankie Smith, Sue Hensley, Brenda Norris, David Wright. SEVENTH ROW: Mr. Gene Grindstaff, Sponsor. The John S. Battle DECA, the marketing students of the school, was active during the school year, under the supervision of Mr. Gene Grindstaff. Members held an initiation for new members, installation of officers and new members, and monthly professional club meetings at Statzer’s Cafeteria. Each monthly meeting honors a teacher, an employer, and a male and female DE student. A program, dinner, and entertainment were provided at each meeting. Members also participated in the District V Rally held at Waldo Miles Park and were the host chapter for the District V Leadership Conference held in February. The highlight of the year for the chapter was the annual Employer-Employee ban¬ quet held in April of 1974. v Tite VUG c TG VUG m ... jj, nia r i 5 DECA’s homecoming decorations. 100 Bible Club The Bible Club, organized in 1960 to promote Christian principles and Christian fellowship among the students, has a 1973-74 membership of more than 250 and is sponsored by Mrs. Jean Collins and Miss Rhoda Craig. Any interest¬ ed student is eligible to join. The club has no member¬ ship dues; however, a free will offering is received at each meeting. Many different churches are represented by the member¬ ship, and members are happy to have their ministers as guest speakers at club meetings. These ministers have pro¬ vided some very fine programs, especially musical programs. A Bible Club member leads the devotions at each PTSA meeting. A highlight of each club year is the annual Santa Pal pro¬ ject. Ip addition to the regular offerings, special offerings are received for this project. Members also participate in bake sales to raise funds. A committee of club members purchases, wraps, and delivers the gifts, which consist of clothing, food, toys, and a Bible or Bible story book. PICTURED (LEFT TO RIGHT): Miss Rhoda Craig, Sponsor; Jackie Denton, Vice-President; Pat Denton, Secretary; Debbie Mumpower, Chaplain; Sharon Reed, Reporter; Rachel Tester, President; Debbie Barrett, Parliamentarian; Cindy McCauley, Treasurer; Mrs. Jean Collins, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Sherry Freeman, Linda Godfrey, Sherry McNew, Janice Williams, Sandy Duckett, Tern Canter A need a White, Hope McCracken, Darlene Phillips, Karen Smith, Debbie Barrett, Teresa Baker, Freda Clark, Brenda Millard Diane Gross, Lisa Arnold, Nyoka Blaylock, Brenda Meade, Carolyn Keith, Dru Booher, Tammy Blaylock, Pat Stevens, Sandy Stevens, Donna Bays. THIRD ROW: Karen Balthis, Eva Barker, Cindy Lagasse, Teresa Humphrey, Jackie Horner, Becky Miller, Pam Eades, Lee Mann, Linda Lange, Steven Booher, Debbie Burnette, Loretta Cadle, Brenda Carroll, Patsy Owens, Lori Branson Denise Kiser, David Griffin, Copey Hicks, Cathy Barker, Drema Barker, Sandra Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Jeanie Dinkens, Nancy McCann, Donna Lunsford, Kathy Wolfe, Debbie Singleton, Tricia Ball, Margaret Smith, Diane Puckett, Pamela Millard, Sharon Sifford Peggy Adams, Tammy Brewer, Teresa Dinkens, Hunter Odum, Danny Mumpower, Teresa Williams, Gordon Balthis, Joan Davidson] Phil Yon, Terri Pullins, Jeff Kiser. FIFTH ROW: Debbie Messick, Debbie Vance, Maranatha Morenings, Wanda Bowers Darlene De nton, Teresa Williams, Darrell Slagle, Sue Hensley, Debbie Taylor, Guy Yoho, Debbie Estep, Ster! Cullop, Jeff Arnold, Darren Wagner, Robin Collier, Kelly Calloway, Carol Adkins, Becky Neese, Libby Harris, Sharon McCroskey, Penny Brewer Susan Watson, B.J. Gobble. SIXTH ROW: Paulette Nester, Debbie Mueller, Wendy Cunningham, Carol Howell, Seba White ’ Lisa Ford Margaret Hilliard, Sue Fields, Roma Salyer, Sharon Guffy, Patty Roe, Janet Shelley, Susan Shelley, Judy Barlow Veda Herndon, Carl Coalson, Dennis Dutton. SEVENTH ROW: Joe Gragg, Sharon Dotson, Dayna Baker, Sylvia Cole Pam Tate, Judy Tate, Betsy Rankin, Lisa Harmon, Marcia McChesney, Becky Nunez, Debbie Worley, Sandra Sproles, Sandra Fleenor,Carolyn Canter, Sandy Eller. EIGHTH ROW: Lana Alexander, Robin McNew, Debbie Carroll, Debbie Blaylock, Teri Smith Mildred Smith, Donna Leonard, Barbara Hughes, Eva Hughes, Brenda Hill, Sherry Leonard, Teresa Fleenor, Cathy Yates Dianna Badger, Jeanie Snader, Roxann Byrd. NINTH ROW: Susan Blevins, Sue Davis, Vivian McCracken, Tina Mayne, Teresa Baker Kathy Warren, Ginger Rock, Vanessa Penley, Sherry Williams, Debbie Sproles, Donna Harley, Lila Houser, Cindy Hutton Anita Kennedy, Susan Carr, Patty Harless, Robin Denton, Nancy Goodman. TENTH ROW: Jerry Shipp, Kenneth Brewer, Donna’Sullivan, Mary Ann Woods, Diana Fleenor, Patsy Russ, Lisa Hunsley, Betty Galliher, Phyllis Malone, Penny Morgan, Pam Booher Debbie Roe, Junior Firzgerald, Patricia Warren, Patty Felly, Terry Leonard, Ginger Hutton, Kenneth Gentry, Carol Odum Lyn Helbert, Teresa Owens, Lisa Roberts, Jeff Hashburger, Karen Stuart, Robin Tignor, Debbie Cox, Theresa Cochran. Art Club Art Club members are: Cathy Branham, Billie Parsons, Donita Wagner, Ann Shankle, Gary Taylor, Ricky Jones, Betty Sourbeer, Mark Henry, Debbie Sproles, Jeanette Kennedy, Chris Branson, David Ball, Sonja Brown, Cathy Bowers, Neta Price, Debbie Rowe, Cathy Brewer, Sandy Woodby, Janie Sisk, Debbie Gentry, Linda Brewer, Mike Mumpower, Tammy Tabor, Bruce Martin, Bev Long, Mark Hyler, Barry Reid, Rhonda Jones, Larry DePriest, Lisa Benfield, Sgt.-at-Arms; Pam Meredith, Secretary; Kitty Barger, Terryl Smith, Tim Carter, Alice Cooper, Sgt.-at-Arms; Leroy Nicholson, Susie Helton, Darlene Freese, Vice President; Dale Worley, Cathy Hughes, Freddie Garrett, Historian; Bryan Linkous, Wayne Leonard, Jimmy Rosenbalm, Billy Tate, Patsy Horner, David Church, Larry Hardiman, Susie Ratcliff, Donna Thomas, Daniel Reece, Jessie Brewer, Larry Mabe, Randy Leonard, Candi Maiden, President; Dale Grogan, Randall Blaylock, Barbara Blevins, Vickie Hash, Kim Sanders, Treasurer; Brenda Pruitt, Leisa Lilley, Tammy Kitzmiller, Dale Rust, Kathy Harley, Terry Houser, Pam Jessee, Eva Woodby, Deloris Ann Shankle, Cindy Quesenberry, Jeff Gallimore, Carol Harley, Linda Wann, Teresa Young, John Combs, Shirley Malone, Ricky Hughs, Jackie Bowers, Vickie Morrison, Janet Helton, Pat Blevins, Becki Hood, Susan Wilson, David Pennington, Allen Hughes, Phillip Countiss, Mike Reid, Danny Smith, Charles Estep, Randy Latham, Jeannie Campbell, Chuck Hawkins, Susan Horne, Nancy Stover. The Art Club offers students an op¬ portunity to further develop a knowl¬ edge and appreciation of art through field trips, school exhibits, guest speak¬ ers, and projects. Student members must be taking, or have taken, an art class at the high school level. Each year the Art Club sponsors the Mary Lula Tedder Art Trophy Com¬ petition Exhibit, paying for the ribbons and the engraving on the trophy. Art Club members work on projects. 102 Pep Club Pep Club members make signs to boost school spirit. The Pep Club, sponsored by Mrs. Merry Jennings, is open to all stu¬ dents who want to raise school spirit and to encourage enthusiasm for games and support for Battle’s ath¬ letes. The members demonstrated their loyalty and spirit by sitting together in a Pep Club section at home games, by painting posters for most home games, by present¬ ing skits at pep rallies, by selling spirit buttons, by contributing to athletic-related projects at Battle, and by taking a bus to an away football and an away basketball game. Members are Caro! Adkins, Pat Adkins, Diane Badger, Teresa Baker, Jeanne Bare, Angie Blackwell, Dru Blaylock, Barbara Blevins, Pat Booher, Karen Bowers, Cathy Brahnam, Cathy Brewer, Kelly Calloway, President; Teri Canter, Jimmy Carter, Sgt.- at-Arms; Vernon Corum, Teresa Cochran, Debbie Cox, Gail Cross, Lisa Cunningham, Perry Dalton, Pat Dixon, Susan Faulkner, Lafawn Frohling, Paula Frohling, Sue Haderer, Donna Harley, Tim Hanger, Debra Harmon, Larry Harless, Vickie Hensley, Cheryl Holmes, Tammie Johnson, Robin McNew, Robin Jones, Cindy Lagasse, Karen Millard, Gary Mullins, Denise Murray, Kathy Neal, Donny Necessary, Julie Parse!!, Marjorie Pennington, Teri Philli ps, Carl Phipps, Donna Pope, Betty Price, Kathy Robinson, Treasurer; Terry Rohr, Don Runyan, David Sexton, Sandy Shankel, Kathy Sharrett, Lisa Sharrett, Angela Shepard, Maragaret Smith, Sandy Sproles, Secretary; Robin Tignor, Diane Van ho ok, Jack Wiesenburger, Vice President; Linda Widner, Betty Williams, Susan Wilson, Cindy Witt, Richard Crouch, Dawn Hearl, Debbie McCroskey, David Griffin, Paul Miller, Debbie Harmon. F.H.A. PICTURED: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Jennie Houser, Darlene Holden, Terry Dye, Michelle Lawson, Sherry Norton, Linda Lange, Donna Thomas, AnnaChorosevic, Sally Bordwine. SECOND ROW: Becky Neese, Teresa Blackburn, Linda Wright, Linda Owens, Martha Lester, Carol Harley, Jenny Miller, Pat Stevens, Sandra Stevens, Penny Leonard, Vickie Hash, Donna Crabtree, Dru Booher, Darlene Denton, Pam Hyler. THIRD ROW: Della Worley, Teresa Fleenor, Debbie Ward, Robin Colley, Becky Countiss, Donna Thomas, Marsha Lawson, Lynn Neeves, Brenda Norton, Linda Owens, Janet Helton, Kathy Larrison, Debbie Fleenor, Diane Puckett, Miss Jan Martin, SPONSOR. FOURTH ROW: Jeanie Bare, Lisa Sharrett, Lisa Cunningham, Cindy Witt, Benita Milhorn, Pam Smith, Tammy Stevens, Teresa Baker, Pam Booher, Robin Tignor, Angie Cross. F.H.A. Officers, PICTURED: Darlene Holden, President; Terry Dye, Vice-President; Jenny Houser, Secretary; Anna Chorosevic, Degrees Secretary; Linda Lange, Reporter; Michelle Lawson, Chaplin; Donna Thomas and Sherry Norton, Recreation and Song Leaders; Sally Bordwine, Historian. Not pictured: Tina Young, Parliamentarian; Linda Owens, National F-H.A. Week Officer; Becky Neese, Typist; Linda Wright, Treasurer. 104 F.H.A. Michelle Lawson reads devotions during a club meeting. Members listen while an Abingdon lawyer, Mr. Tom Fowlkes, speaks on marriage. Jennie Houser working on degree. The State Finance Committee — they help us budget our money, what little we have. The John S. Battle Chapter of Future Homemakers of America is an active organization. This year our Program of Work Emphasis was “Impact For Action”. The chap¬ ter has Federation, State, and National affiliation. Dar¬ lene Holden represented Battle in the Smywasco Federa¬ tion as Song and Recreation Leader. Some of the year’s projects included an after-garne victory dance in Octo¬ ber. In February the Crafts Fair was held. Members submitted projects which were judged. All of the club members were actively involved in the Degrees of Achievement Program. Each girl was responsible for carrying out individual, home, school, and community projects. Our major concern this year was “Spreading Happiness Through F.H.A.”. Cheerful Sponsor Ms. Martin. SAE Members are: Jeff Arnold, Mike Arnold, Teresa Baker, Tommy Baker, Kim Ball, Tricia Ball, Jeanne Bare, Debbie Barrett, Angie Blackwell, Theresa Cochran, Terry Colbert, Lisa Cunningham, Perry Dalton, Apryl Denny, Jackie Denton, Kathy Dixon, Neil Easterly, Debbie Estep, Reba Fleenor, Lisa Ford, Debbie Gentry, Linda Godfrey, David Griffin, Sharon Halstead, Libby Harris, Betty Hart, Gary Hayter, Dawn Hearl, Sue Hensley, Leisa James, Denise Kiser, Jeff Kiser, Leisa Lilly, Shirley Malone, Greg Martin, Debbie McCroskey, Sharon McCroskey, Debbie Messick, Jenny Miller, Jimmy Moore, Jamie Morrison, Vickie Morrison, Monica Mosberg, Debbie Mumpower, Paulette Nester, Becky Nunez, Hunter Odum, Joan Pardridge, Benjy Phelps, Regema Roe, Ricky Sams, David Sexton, Cathy Singleton, Debbie Singleton, Lisa Sharrett, Angela Shepard, Joe Smith, Teryl Smith, Debbie Sproles, Eddie Sproles, Pat Stevens, Sandy Stevens, Karen Stine, Karen Stuart, Robin Tignor, Seba White, Teresa Williams The Student Action for Education is a service club. The outstanding activity is Teach-In Day in the ele¬ mentary schools. This takes place in April. Other ser¬ vices offered by the club are teacher aides, guides and tutors. The club sponsors a Santa Pal, and sends Christmas cards to retired teachers. This year the club plans to give a scholarship to a Senior SAE member. Club makes plans for Santa Pal. 106 FFA Bronze Emblem Chapter Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Tony Fleenor, Treasurer; Chris Young. Sentinel; Diane Latham. Secretary; Junior Fitzgerald, President; Darrell Statzer. Vice President; Randy Rohr, Reporter; Tony Grant, George Beard. SECOND ROW: Harvey Sphar, Robert Easter¬ ly, Stanley Canter, Ronnie Hodgson, Kenneth Fleenor, Mark Campbell, Glenn Long, Larry Harless. THIRD ROW: David Canter, Donald Hause, David Tate, Billy Lewis, Danny Riddle, Gary Hawthorn. Steven Clapp, Dale Worley, David Mcllvane, Kenneth Caudill, Roger Leonard. FOURTH ROW: Dave Little, Jeff Stroud, Terry Leonard, Jerry Shipp, Jimmy Leonard, Johnny Hartstock, Ricky Bowman, Rex Sproles, Timmy Eaton, Jeffrey Barker. Chris Branson, Tony Ramsey. The FFA, one of the strongest and most active organizations at Battle, received recognition as one of the outstanding chapters in the country at the National Convention. Each year members participate in public speaking, parliamentary procedure, tractor driving and trouble shooting contests; members also are active in livestock, dairy, forestry, and horticulture judging contests. Several members exhibited livestock, dairy cattle, and crops at local and state fairs. This year Battle ' s FFA Chapter combined efforts with the chapters from the other Washington County Schools in building a picnic area and shelter at South Holston Lake. During National FFA Week the chapter served cherry pie and coffee to the faculty, presented an assembly prog-am for the school, and presented a radio program. Members also participated in a leadership conference, the State FFA Convention, forestry camp, FFA-FHA camp, and various other activities which include making a calendar and giving a poinsettia to the members of the faculty at Christmas. The year’s activities were highlighted by the annual Parent-Member Barbecue and Awards Program. Members with outstanding records and achievements in various fields were recognized. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Robert Stover Anderson Memorial Livestock Chain which consisted of giving a heifer to each of two worthy recipients. These chapter activities were financed through the selling of peanuts, picnic tables, calendar ads, and by cleaning the football stadium. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mike Young, Sentinel; Darrell Messer, Second Vice President; Mark Waycaster, Parliamentarian; James White, Reporter; Steve Brewer, Vice President; Gordon Barker, President; Wayne Statzer, Secretary; John Combs, Treasurer; Gary Barker, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Jack Rutherford, Cathy Brewer, Margaret Hilliard, Randy Cox, Jimmy Rosenbaum, Cathy Barker, Drema Barker, Gary Taylor, David Cox, Danny Canter, Jack dayman, Richard Senter, Mark Braswell, Dexter McCracken, Ronnie Roe. THIRD ROW: Darrell Salyer, Jackie Sorah, David Eaton, Tim Mathews, Lynn dayman, Jimmy Sandefur, Leslie Hensley, Danny Rock, Mike Rock, Tony Messer, Larry DePriest, Billy dayman, Mike LaTragna, Dennis Phillips, Richard Canode, Barry Reid, Jeffery Short. FOURTH ROW: Marty Rock, Ross Sphar, Boyd Hodgston, Ronnie Mullins, Leroy Nicholson, Bobby Bright, Alvin Barnett. 4-H Members of Boys’ 4-H Club The 4-H Clubs are under the direction of the County Agent’s Office. They hold meetings at school once a month and participate in out-of-school projects. These include raising animals, care of farm equipment, wildlife, home economics, and ground beautification. Members are: Barbara Blevins, Cathy Brewer, Janice Amos, Debbie Sproles, Nancy McCann, Donna Lunsford, Sandy Hughes, Lisa Hensley, Anita Kennedy, Cindy Hutton, Donna Harley, Diane Marshall, Tammy Barr, Vickie Hensley, Patty Sutherland, Lana Alexander, Pam Sutherland, Barbara Pippin, Donna Sullivan, Mary Wood, Patty Ingle, Sherry McNew, Teresa Carroll, Sharon Sifford, Freda Clark, Linda Nunley, Linda Clawson, Carol Odum, Kathleen Owens, Teresa Owens, Paula Owens, Pat Blevins, Nancy Goodman, Robin Denton, Donna Hensley, Diane Latham, Rita Worley, Pam Smith, Ellen Vaught, Joan Quesenberry, Kaelu Tolley, Oneeda White, Diane Gross, B: J. Gobble, Carol Howell, Ginger Hutton, Debbie Rowe, Tina Jean Carrie, Sally Bordwine, Debbie Shaffer. Diane Rosenbaum, Sue Davis. FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America Club is designed to give its members a better under¬ standing of the business world. The club is composed of students who are currently taking at least one business subject. The Club’s spon¬ sors are Mrs. Margie Duckworth and Mrs. Margaret French. FBLA members practice business skills. Members are: Teresa Baker, Sandy Eller, Sherry Freeman, Linda Godfrey, Brenda Hill, Barbara Hughes, Eva Hughes, Teresa Humphrey, Janet McMillian, Robin McNew, Debbie Messick, Penny Morgan, Debbie Mueller, Judy Mullins, Debbie Mumpower, Brenda Pendegrass, Marjorie Pennington, Donna Pope, Terry Rohr, Ann Shankle, Margaret Smith, Debbie Vance, Seba White, Cathy Wolfe. GAA G.A.A. Officers are: Marianne Lagerholm, President; Kathy Robinson, Vice President; Carol Adkins, Secretary; Amy Petty, Treasurer; Doris Clendenen, Chaplain. Members are: Jenny Abel, Pat Adkins, Martha Adkins, Karen Balthis, Eva Barker, Paula Barker, Vicki Behling, Lisa Benfield, Jo Bentley, Lori Branson, Teresa Caudill, Gwen Colbert, Robin Collier, Alice Cooper, Donna Crabtree, Laura Duty, Susan Faulkner, LaFawn Frohling, Teresa Flagy, Carmen Flatley, Cathy Hawkins, Janet Helton, Rita Hicks, Darlene Holden, LeeAnn Hunsucker, Abby Jackson, Vera Jessee, Susi Jones, Kim Kennedy, Candy Kitzmiller, Cindy Lagasse, Libby Little, Karen Mason, Pam Mays, Cindy McCauley, Janet McMillian, Judy McNamara, Karen Millard, Maranatha Morenings, Jenni Morris, Debbie Mueller, Becky Neese, Lynn Neeves, Belinda Nunley, Janet Owens, Patsy Owens, Julie Parsed, Billie Parsons, Barbara Phipps, Brenda Pruitt, Betty Price, Terri Pullins, Vicki Ratcliff, Gina Roberson, Meg Savinsky, Terri Smith, Sandy Sproles, Kathy Stark, Rhonda Stark, Tammy Stevens, Vickie Stout, Kaelu Tolley, Amy Thompson, Pat Widner, Teresa Williams, Linda Wright, Brenda Woodby. The Girls’ Athletic Association, spon¬ sored by Miss Julia Carmichel, is active in all phases of athletics at Battle. The G.A.A. assists in sponsoring all girl’s athletics which include basket¬ ball, track, and volleyball, as well as giving a “boost” to boy’s athletics. Homecoming ’73 proved worthwhile for the girls as they won first place in the hall decoration contest for the third year in a row. ggf -■ ’v J|j : - 1 i V I ycAS S. - ' W wL 110 “Comedy on Commercials” in the ' 73 Gym Show. B-Club The B-Club makes money through concessions at basketball games. This year they have already purchased and installed curtains in the main office and Miss Widner’s office. They also plan to have a trophy case built and put in the Main Lobby. A spring trip is planned but as yet the time and place has not been decided. After each Friday night basketball game, the club hopes to sponsor a sock hop. B-Club members sell concessions at basketball games. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mike Beil, Larry Jenkins, Mike Arnold, Greg Yoho. SECOND ROW: Mike Kiser, Tim Tabor, Steve Dutton. THIRD ROW: John Hill, Ernie Newland, Randy Berry, Richard Dean, Coach Halstead, Sponsor; Coach Webb, Sponsor; Joe McChesney, Johnny Marion, James White. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Emerson, Jimmy Smith, Paul Miller, David Pennington, Gilmer Meade, Doug Mills, Darrell Dyson, Steve Hurley, Sam Wagner. FIFTH ROW: Mark Draper, Secretary; Donnie Campbell, Sgt.-at-Ar ms; Jerry Chorosevic, Reporter; Raymond Wilson, Treasurer; Gu y Yoho, Chaplai n; Kelly Calloway, Vice President. SIXTH ROW: Ernie Widner, Pat Fitzgerald, Vernon Co.rum, Larry Harle’S T ' Karidy Boothe, Benjy Phelps, Darrell Messer, Danny Mumpower, Larry Mabe, Gordon Balthis. Ill Chorus I Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Loretta Duckett, Lisa Jordan, Debbie Keith, Sharon Guffey. SECOND ROW: Patty Koclt, ueooie Kestner, Kathy Moore, Kim Odum, Monica Mosberg, Karen Millard. THIRD ROW: Karen McMurray, Starla McCormick, Sherry Williams, Kay Dishner, Teresa Owens, Dennis Dutton. FOURTH ROW: Mike Bell, David Hayden, Mark Sourbeer, Bill Brooks, Not Pictured: Nyoka Blaylock, Greg Hickman. All Regional Chorus members are (LEFT TO RIGHT): Loretta Duckett, Karen McMurray, Diane Latham, Becky Nunez, Carl Coalson, Lisa Jordan, Debbie Kieth, Danny Deskins, Mike Bell. 112 Chorus II | i ■ JB Director Mrs. Virginia Kincheloe ACTIVITIES All Regional Chorus Tryouts at E H Nov. 10 Annual Christmas Assembly Concert Dec. 14 All Regional Chorus Richlands Feb. 15-17 District Choral Festival March 23 All State Chorus V.P.F April 26-28 H.M.S. Pinafore Spring Annual Spring Concert Susan enjoys singing in the chorus. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Debbie Worley, Jeanie Dinkens, Nancy McCann, Debbie Barrett, Donna Lunsford, Carolyn Miller, Janice Amos, Mary Lewis. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Owens, Tammy Brewer, Mary Moore, Butch Parsons, Danny Godsey, Diane Latham, Becky Nunez, Tim Duff, Donna Byington. THIRD ROW: Jean Osborne, Brenda Norton, Angie Campbell, Alice Cooper, Barbara Hughes, Judy Mullins, James Johnson, Carl Coalson, Brian Burress, Mark Morgan. Not Pictured: Susan Faulkner, Patricia Dixon, Danny Deskins. SYMPHONIC BAND SYMPHONIC BAND MEMBERS: Pam Mays, Lee Ann Hunsucker, Cindy McCauley, Apryl Denny, Rita Worley, Rebecca Nunez, Greg Martin, Debbie Tate, Dayna Baker, Reba Fleenor, Lisa Ford. Donna Tate, Debbie Mumpower, Seba White, Sylvia Cole, Patty Gallimore, Bill Burkholder, Linda Owens, Michael Davenport, Rita Sheffey, Leisa James, Laurie Duty, Doris Clendenen, Cheryl Duty, Billie Parsons, Vernon Corum, Kevin Lester, Donnie Reeves, Steve Scyphers, Dwight Harley, Ricky Sams, Terryl Smith, Dianne Duty, Perry Dalton, Eddie Sproles, Linda Wright, Donnie White, Sam Wagner, Mark Denton, Edward Smith. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS (LEFT TO RIGHTI Greg Martin, Diane Duty, Linda Owens, Vernon Corum, Doris Clendenon, Cheryl Duty, Patty Gallimore, Rita Sheffey, Eddie Sproles. ALL COUNTY BAND ALL COUNTY BAND MEMBERS: Diane McCray, Lisa Ford, Reba Fleenor, Donna Tate, Dayna Baker, Greg Martin, Debbie Tate. Apryl Denny, Cynthia McCauley, Pam Mays, Seba White, Patty Gallimore, Linda Wright, Diane Duty, Linda Owens, Billie Parsons, Doris Clendene, Cheryl Duty, Bill Burkholder, Pam Smith, Eddie Sproles, Joe Smith, Steve Scyphers, Vernon Corum, Dwight Harley, Terry! Smith, Mark Denton, Edward Smith, Sam Wagner, Leisa James, Rita Sheffey, Laurie Duty, Ricky Sams. Band Concert band members are: Tammy Tabor, Donna Byington, Pam Eades, Rebecca Countiss, Amy Blaylock, Martha Adkins, Tammy Stevens, Teresa Cochran, Angela Shepard, Lisa Sharrett, Vanessa Barb, Rebecca Nunez, Patty Hebert, Lisa Dishner, Deborah Cox, Jenny Lou Miller, Rhonda Holbrook, Angela Mays, Betsy Rankin, Jannie Morrison, Patty Silva, Elaine Lilly, Connie Shortt, Susan Carr, Mark Cunningham, Dawn Hearl, Jeannie Snader, Dawne Phelps, Judy Sparf, Kaelu Tolley, Thesea Symonds, Lisa Cunningham, Beverly Rose, Tammy Kitzmiller, Rhonda Burke, Diane McCray, Pandy Barker, Victor Harley, Kathy Lilly, Mike LaTragna, Jo Ann Burke, Tommy Baker, Joe Smith, Keith Roark, Monica Mosberg, C. H. Combs, Cindy Malcolm, Daniel Smith, Rick Carper, Jessee Mann, Robert Symonds, Larry Hammett, Jerry Henderson, Jeff Russell, Randy Blaylock, Jeff Shelton, Pam Smith, Ellen Vaught, Debbie Phipps, Pam Sanders, Tim Hanger, Renee Edwards, George Hutchinson, Lisa Mcllvaine, Larry Anselmi, Jeff Hobbs, Dwight Dean, Joan Quesenberry, Mike Meredith, Terry Kitzmiller, Donna Leonard, Debbie Sproles, Teresa Williams, Betty Hart, Kathy Dixon. 116 Band Officers are: Doris Clendenen, Vice-President; Cheryl Duty, Secretary Treasurer; Linda Owens, Reporter; Diane Duty, President. CO f p .ts g .c £ I 1,3 .2 • ' - ' 4) u«r i O _J CO ft! E 2 5 3 g Jr cfl a, - . t5 S £ E a, P H - o ; - o f - ' S ' s - - -a . cd £ D - l u O 4 e? o 5 3 to School Board and Administration Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Dr. B. G. Raines, Acting Superintendent; Mrs. Wayne Sheffey; Dr. E. B. Stanley, Former Super¬ intendent; Miss May Jo Craig, Clerk. SECOND ROW: Mr. Frank FeSueur, Mr. Robert L. May, Mr; Henry S. Snodgrass, Mr. James T. Lee, Mr. Wirt H. Foster, Mr. John A. Copenhaver, Chairman. Mr. Richard T. Farnsworth Principal Mr. James F. Rector Assistant Principal 120 Mr. William I. Halstead Assistant Principal Sponsors B-Club Guidance Counselors, Librarians, and Secretaries Mrs. Janet M. Derting Guidance Co-sponsors Annual Mrs. Shelah F. Gregg Librarian Sponsors Library Club Miss Charlotte R. Widener Office Secretary Mrs. Elaine T. Duty Librarian Sponsors Library Club Mrs. Mary B. Kelly Guidance Mrs. Jean W, Wilson Guidance Secretary Mrs. Jane F. Fleenor Office Secretary Mr. Roger Stanley Guidance Mrs. Michael Hounshel! Library Secretary 121 Faculty Mr. Ralph Booher Va. and U.S. Government Sponsors Key Club Miss Julia Carmichel Driver Education, P.E. Mrs. Susan S. Brooks Homemaking I, II Co-sponsors F.H.A. Mrs. Jean H. Collins Mathematics Sponsors Bible Club Miss Susan E. Austin Latin I, II, III Sponsors Latin Club Mrs. Anne V. Bruce English 10,11 Sponsors Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Mr. Fred Copenhaver Horticulture II Agricultural Mechanics Mr. John M. Bishop Agriculture I, II, IV Sponsors FFA Mrs. Lucille D. Butt Sociology, World History Sponsors FT A Miss Sheila B. Cox Algebra I, II Coach Lemon and his “trusty” steed? 122 Faculty Coach Martin does his thing! What you see is what you get! Mrs. Lou V. Crabtree U.S. History, World History Miss Rebecca Jane Cuddy English Sponsors Tri-Hi-Y Mrs. Diane E. Deahl Mathematics Miss Rhoda F. Craig Shorthand I, If, Typewriting II Co-sponsors Bible Club Mrs. Dorothy D. Daughtrey Biology I, II Sponsors Science Club Mrs. Joan P. Dingus Science, Chemistry Sponsors Senior Class 123 Faculty Mrs. Margaret H. French Office Practice, Bookkeeping, General Business Sponsors F.B.L.A. Mrs. Emma B. Faris English Sponsors Forensics Mrs. Pauline B. Gotham Economics, Psychology Sponsors Phoenix Coaches Girls’ Basketball Mrs. Margie Duckworth Typewriting Sponsors F.B.L.A. Mr. Jackie R. Garland U. S. History, Current History Sponsors Junior Class Mr. Henry E. Green History, Civics Coaches J.V. Football, Baseball Miss Susan E. Edmondson World Geography Sponsors Varsity Cheerleaders Mr. Joe A. Garrett Phys. Ed. Coaches J.V. Football Mrs. Bertha L. Henderson English Sponsors Forensics Solitude Faculty Mrs. Bernice Hernandez Spanish Sponsors Spanish Club Mrs. Virginia Kincheloe Chorus Sponsors Chorus Mr. Mike Hounshell Symphonic Band, Concert Band Mrs. Julia C. King P.E., Health Co-Sponsors J.V. Cheer¬ leaders Mrs. Merry J. Jennings English Sponsors Pep Club Mrs. Patricia L. King P.E., Health Sponsors J.V. Basketball Mrs. Sandra J. Kemmish English Mr. William B. Lemon P. E., Health “I cars ride anything!” Faculty Don’t fall off, Mrs. Meade. Mr. William M. Locke Science Sponsors Jr. Science Mr. Donald Mashburn Mathematics, Geometry, Pre-Calculus Sponsors S.C. A. Mr. James W. Loggans Math, Physics, Algebra Sponsors Physics Club, School Newspaper Mrs. Marlene N. McCall Mathematics, Pre-Algebra Sponsors Civinettes Mrs. Linda H. Long Science Sponsors Civinettes Mrs. Rita McNew Pless French, English Sponsors French Club Ms. Janette D. Martin Home Economics Sponsors F.H.A. Miss V. Ruth McNiel Home Economics Sponsors F.H.A. 126 Faculty Mrs. Gay L. Meade Science Sponsors J.V. Cheerleaders Mrs. Phyllis P. Minnick Art Sponsors Art Club Mr. John Peltier Pre-Algebra, Algebra Sponsors Key Club Coaches Football Mr. Don D. Pridemore Driver Education Co-Sponsors B-Club Mrs. Shirley C. Ogle English Sponsors Forensics Mr. William H. Phelps Drama, English Sponsors Drama Club Miss Betty L. Puckett Geometry Start your day with a smile. 127 Faculty Mr. John P. Robbins Mathematics Sponsors Jr. Civitans Coaches Football, Track Mr. Randall W. Smith U.S. Government Coaches Cross Country, Track Co-Sponsors S.C.A. Mr. Ronald H. Tallman History Coaches Football, Wrestling Mr. Thomas R. Stokes English Sponsors Debate Society, Forensics Miss Virginia A. Woody Reading Sponsors Forensics Mr. Robert C. Walton Horticulture, Agriculture Sponsors F.F.A. Mr. Howard C. Webb Driver Education Co-Sponsors B-Club Coaches Golf 128 Custodians and Cafeteria Personnel Randall Vance SEATED (LEFT TO RIGHT): Bobby Corvin, Betty Collins, Irene Latham, Sarah Malcolm, Lucille Hayden. STANDING: Birdie Barker, Ruth Latham, Joyce Fleenor, Lois Edwards, Jan Shankel. 129 MiitiiMiniHlli ' 9 ' WMIIWtllll.. Senior Officers As the Senior Class looks back, we see a busy year filled with many accomplishments. Some have said we were one of the best classes ever to pass through Battle High School, and we have worked to live up to everyone’s expectations. We received a plaque for the best decorations and most spirit during the Winter Sports Festival. Included in our projects were a candle sale, a license tag sale, and the Halloween Dance. Everyone looked forward to Greaser Day, the Greaser Dance, the Prom, and of course that sad, solemn finale, graduation. We have many memories to look back on, but more im¬ portant are our future dreams becoming reality. Before we leave, we wish to honor Mrs. Joan Dingus as the person who has had the greatest influence on us during our years at John S. Battle High School. Others who re¬ ceived a significant number of votes were Mrs. Lou Crab¬ tree, Miss Rhoda Craig, Mr. Jack Garland, Mrs. Pauline Gotham, Mr. Henry Green, Mr. James Loggans, Mrs. Marlene McCall, Mrs. Phyllis Minnick, Mrs. Nancy Parker, and Mr. Randall Vance. To all of these we express our sincere appreciation. Mrs. Joan Dingus Honored by the Class of 1974 Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Darius Johnson, Sergeant-at-Arms; Eva Barker, Chaplin; Kathy Robinson, Historian; Raymond Wilson, President; Janet Helton, Vice President; Susan Horne, Secretary; Debbie Taylor, Treasurer. 132 Lynn Anders Tommy Baker Doug Ball Karen Balthis JENNY LYN ABEL — Pep Club 9-12, Secretary 9; G.A.A. 10-12; Gym Show 9,11; President’s Physical Fitness Award 9. CAROL LEIGH ADKINS — SCA 8-12; PHOENIX Staff 8, 11; G.A.A. 9, Treasurer 10, 11, Secretary 12; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 9; Pep Club 10-12; Girl’s Track Team 10; J.V. Cheerleader 9, Captain 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11, Captain 12; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Class Secretary; Miss Nationwide Cheer¬ leader 12; Most Outstanding Cheerleader 11; May Court 8, Third Runner-Up 9; Homecoming Candidate 12; Gym Show 8,9,11; Honor Roll; Senior Superlative— Most Popular. MARIE LEONA AKERS — Junior Science Club 8,9; G.A.A. 9; F.T.A.9. JOHNNY LYNN ANDERS — Baseball Team 8,9. TOMMY RYLAND BAKER — Junior Science Club 8,9; F.T.A. 10,12; Latin Club 11; Lettered in Band. DOUGLASS WAYNE BALL — Art Club 9; V.I.C.A. 11; D.E.C.A. 12. KAREN JOANNE BALTHIS — G.A.A. 8-12; S.C.A. 9,11,12; Bible Club 11,12; Civinettes 12; Second Place Girl’s Poetry 8; Physical Education Award 8,9; Gym Show 8,9,11; J.V. Cheer¬ leader 9; Girl’s Basketball Scorekeeper 10; Girl’s Track Team 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Girl’s Volleyball Team 12; Senior Steering Committee 12; Honor Roll; Senior Superlative — Most Athletic. CATHY RENEE BARKER — Bible Club 8-12; F.H.A. 9,10; F.F.A. 11,12; Office Worker 12. DEBORAH ANN BARKER — French Club 8; 4-H 8,9; Fac¬ ulty Secretary 12; Work Study Program 12. DREMA KARLENE BARKER — Bible Club 8-12; Chaplain 10; F.H.A. 9,10; F.F.A. 11,12, Greenhand Award 11. Debbie Barker Drema Barker Seniors Eva Barker EVA MARIE BARKER — G.A.A. 10,11,12; Gym Show 10,12; Library Club 11,12; F.T.A. 8-10, Secretary 10; Bible Club 10-12; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 11; F.H.A. 8-10; Shorthand I Award 11; Junior Homemaking Degree 9; Senior Class Chaplain; Library Assistant 11; President’s Physical Fitness Award 10; Senior Superlative — Wittiest. GORDON ESKRIDGE BARKER, JR. — 4-H 8-12; F.F.A. 9-12, Treasurer 10, Vice President 11, President 12, Robert Stover Ander¬ son Livestock Chain 12, Livestock Judging Team Member 9-12. DEBORAH ANN BARRETT — F.H.A. 8; F.T.A. 8-12, Reporter 11; Bible Club 8-12, Parliamentarian 12; Junior Science Club 8; S.C.A. 8-12; Honor Roll 8-11. BETTY McNEW BEAVERS — Pep Club 10-12; Bible Club 10- 12; F.B.L.A. 12. MICHAEL WILLIAM BELL — Civitan 9; Key Club 10-12; B-Club 9-12; Junior Science Club 8; S.C.A. 8-12, Reporter 12; Chorus 12; Wrestling 8-12, Second Place in Regional Wrestling Tou rnam ent 1 9.72, Fo urth Place in Regional Wrestling Tournament 3; Football 8-12. JSA NJ ARIE BENFIELD — G.A.A. 10-12; French Club 8,9; 8-10; Gym Show 9 ft 1; Band 8; Library Club 10, Library Work 10; Art Club 11,12, Second Sgt.-at-Arms 12; Senior Steering Committee; First Place Girl’s Prose 8,11; Second Place Girl’s Prose 10; Art I Award 11; Mary Lula Tedder Award 11; First Place in Washington County Printmaking Award First Place; Washington County Sculpture Award Second Place; Art Exhibit at John S. Battle First Place Wire Sculpture, Second Place Printmaking; Physi¬ cal Fitness Award 10; NEDT Award 10; Gym Assistant 11,12. MARY SUE BENNETT — Transfer Student 12; Physics Club 12; National Honor Society 12. JAMES RANDALL BERRY — National Honor Society 10-12; PHOENIX Staff 10; Key Club 10-12; B-Club 11,12; Physics Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Football 8-12; Wrestling 8; Baseball 9,10; Washington County District Track Meet 11; Health and Physical Education Award 8,10; Spanish I Award 8; Honorable Mention, All Southwest District Tackl PAMELA LYNN BLACK — Bible Clujb 11 2. TED MACK BLAYLOCK — V.J.C.A. Award 10; 12 Gordon Barker Betty Beavers Lisa Benfield Mary Sue Bennett Randy Berry 134 Pam Black Ted Blaylock Tony Bowers Terry Brewer Denise Brooks Steve Brewer Jwa; Wayne Branscome ' Seniors Phyllis Brewer Pam Brown Kelly Calloway ANTHONY LEE BOWERS — Latin Club 11. WAYNE RUSSELL BRANSCOME — Wrestling 9; V.LC.A. 11, Reporter 12. PHYLLIS CHARLENE BREWER — V.LC.A. 10-12; 4-H 8-11” F.H.A. 11; Bible Club 10,11. STEPHEN DANIEL BREWER — Library 9; 4-H 8-12; F.F.A 9- 12; Senior Science Club 12. TERRY HAYNES BREWER — F.F.A. 10; V.LC.A. 12. DENISE FROHLING BROOKS — Junior Science Club 8; Tri-Hi- Y 8; Latin Club 9,10; F.B.L.A. 10,11; Geography Award 9; 4-H 8,9, President 10,11; National Honor Society 10-12. PAMELA PAGE BROWN — G.A.A. 8,10,11; S.C.A. 8-12; F.F.A. 12; Girl’s Basketball Team 10,11. KELLY JOE CALLOWAY — Pep Club 8-10, Sgt.-at-Arms 11, President 12; Bible Club 8-12, Sgt.-at-Arms 11; Junior Science Club 8, Treasurer 9; Civitan Club 9,12; Key Club 10,11, Sgt.-at- Arms 12; B-Club 10,11, Vice President 12; Football 8-12, Lettered 10- 12, Southwest District Honorable Mention 11; Basketball 8-10; Baseball 8-12, Lettered 10-12; S.C.A. 8-12, Sgt.-at-Arms 12; Presi¬ dent’s Physical Fitness Award 9; Senior Superlative — Cutest Boy. DONNIE LEE CAMPBELL — B-Club 10-12; Bible Club 11; S.C.A. 9,10,11; Junior Class Chaplain. JEANETTE MORRIS CAMPBELL — Pep Club 9-11, Reporter 10; Art Club 11,12; F.H.A. 12. Jeannie Campbell Donnie Campbell 135 Sandy Campbell Teressa Caudill Tina Carrier . jU v ' ° ✓ LOA wyc vl o Jerry Carter Jimmy Christian SANDRA JEAN CAMPBELL — 4-H 10; F.H.A. 12; Bible Club 12 . TINA JEAN CARRIER — 4-H 8-12; Bible Club 9-12; Spanish Club 8-12; F.H.A. 11. JERRY LEE CARTER — Bible Club 10;LaUn Club 10 D.E.C.A.12. TERESSA CAUDILL — French Club 8,9; Gym Show 8,9; G.A.A. 8-12; Girl’s Basketball Team 9,10, Lettered 10; Volleyball Team 12; Typing I Award 11; First Place Typing I at Virginia Highlands ,Caniniujiit tJColl ge.Cojile L.Senio£- Steering Committee. _ DULCY M AE CHILDRESS — HER O FTTA , Treasurer ! 1, vQ V President 12J JAMES ALLEN CHRISTIAN FRED DAVID CLARK DORIS ANN CLENDENEN — G.A.A. 9-12, Vice President 11, Chaplain 12; S.C.A. 8,10-12, Chaplain 11,12; J.V. Basketball 10, Most Improved Player 10; Band 8-12, Secretary 10,11, Vice Presi¬ dent 12; Senior Science Club 11,12, Sgt.-at-Arms 12; Tri-Hi-Y 8-12, Vice President 10, Secretary 11, Chaplain 12; F.T.A. 8-11, Historian 9,10; PHOENIX Staff 10-12, Circulation Manager 12; Girl’s Track 11; Gym Show 10,11; Assistant Drum Major 12; Physical Education Award 10; All County Band 9-12; All Regional Band 10-12; District S.C.A. Representative 11,12; E.T.S.U. Dance Recital 10,11; Senior Superlative — Friendliest. TERRI ELAINE COLBERT — Spanish Club 8,9; Junior Science Club 8,9; Senior Science Club 10; Art Club 11; Pep Club 11; Civitan Club 10, Secretary 11, President 12, JOSEPH JAY COOPER — Spanish Club 8,9; Junior Science Club 8,9; Senior Science Club 10; Art Club; Pep Club 1; Civitan Club 10, Secretary 11, President 12. 136 Terri Colbert Joey Cooper Seniors Vernon Corum William Cross Philip Countiss Jane Cunningham CHARLES VERNON CORUM — J.V. Basketball 10; J.V. Base¬ ball 9,10; Band 9-12; Junior Civitan Club 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; B-Club 10-12; Track 10-12; Cross Country Team 12. PHILIP CLAYTON COUNTISS — 4-H Club 8; French Club 10; Art Club 10-12. WILLIAM NOAH CROSS DELORIS JANECUNNINGHAM Bible Club9; F.T.A. 10. LOLA BERNIECE DAVIDSON Tri-Hi-Y 9; Gym Show 8,9; G.A.A. 9-11; Spanish Club 9-11, Secretary 10; Girl’s Basketball Team 9,10, Lettered 10; Spanish II Award 10; S.C.A. Representative 9, 10,12; Woodmen of the World Award 11; Junior Class Historian; National Honor Society 10-12; Senior Science Club 12; Civinettes 12; PHOENIX Staff Assistant Editor 1 1, Editor-in-Chief 12. JAMES RICHARD DEAN - Basketball 8-12; Football 8; Base¬ ball 8; 4-H 8,9; F.F.A. 11; B-Club 11,12; Key Club 11,12. JEFFREY LYNN DENTON S.C.A. 8-12; F.F.A. 9,10; V.I.C.A. 11 , 12 . TERRY LYNN DENTON — S.C.A. 8-12; Bible Club 12; Track Award 1 1. JANET SUE DICKSON 4-H 8,9;‘ F.H.A. 9; G.A.A. 10; S.C.A. 8-12. MARK KETRON DRAPER Junior Science Club 8-10; Bible Club 10; President’s Physical Fitness Award 8,9; Eighth Grade Sgt.-at-Arms; S.C.A. Representative 10, Vice President 11; Junior Class President; French Club 8-12, Vice President 10, President 11,12; Key Club 9-12, Sgt.-at-Arms 11, President 12; Representative to Boy’s State 11; Football 8,10-12, Lettered 10-12; Basketball 8-12, Lettered 10,11; Baseball 8-12, Lettered 10-12; Track 10-12, Lettered 10-12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 12; Senior Superlative — Best Looking. Terry Denton Janet Dickson 137 Mark Draper Seniors Sherry Freeman 138 Patty Gallimore Danny Godsey Seniors Kenny Grant Gary Grizzle Gary Goodson Andy Grant Teresa Hagy LORETTA JEAN DUCKETT — Art Club 9; Latin Club 11; Bible Club 11; Band 8-11; Library Club 9-12; F.F.A. 12; Chorus 11,12, Vice President 12; Most Outstanding Chorus Member 11; All- Regional Chorus 12. CHERYL LYNN DUTY — French Club 9; F.T.A. 8,9; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10, Treasurer 10, YMCA Inter-Club Council 10; S.C.A. 8-12; Senior Science Club 11,12, Secretary 12; Physics Club 12; History Award 8; Band 8-12; All County Band 10-12; All Regional Band 10-12; Most Improved Upper Brass 11; Solo and Ensemble 11,12; Newspaper Staff, Club News and General News 12; Senior Steering Committee. DIANE ROSE DUTY — F.T.A. 8; Spanish Club 8,9; Gym Show 10; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10, Chaplain 10, YMCA Inter-Club Council, Secre¬ tary; Latin Club 11,12; S.C.A. 8-12; Physics Club 12; Senior Sci¬ ence Club 11,12, Treasurer 12; Band 8-12; All County Band 8,10-12; All Regional Band 10-12; Most Improved Lower Brass 10; Solo and Ensemble 10-12; Lettered 9, Bars 10-12; Newspaper Staff, Feature Editor 12; Senior Steering Committee. DEBORAH LOUISE ESTEP S.C.A. 8-12; F.T.A. 10-12, His¬ torian 12; Bible Club 12. PHILIP EUGENE FERSKI Track 10; S.C.A. 8-12; Spanish Club 9-12, Treasurer 10, Reporter 11; Physics Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12. CHARLES RICHARD FIELDS — Art Club 8,9; F.F.A. 9,10; 4-H8-10; D.E.C.A. 11,12. PATRICK WILLIAM FITZGERALD — Football 8-12; Basketball 8- 11; Track 9-12; B-Club 10-12. TERRY DALE FLEENOR — S.C.A. 8-12; F.T.A. 8,9; Chemistry Award 11; Physics Club 12; National Honor Society 11,12; News¬ paper Staff 12. VALERIE AGATHA FLEENOR — F.H.A. 8,9; Gym Show 9- G.A.A. 10; S.C.A. 8-12. SHERRY KAY FREEMAN — Second Place Original Oratory 8 ' S.C.A. 8-12; PH OENIX Staff 11,12; Bible Club 12;F.B.L.A. 12. PATRICIA LYNN GALLIMORE — President’s Physical Fitness Award 8-10; Girl’s Track Team 10; S.C.A. 8-12; Band 8-12; All County Band 10,11; All Regional Band 11; Bible Club 11,12, Vice President 11, Sgt.-at-Arms 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12. DANIEL HUGH GODSEY — F.T.A. 8; Bible Club 9; Band 8; S.C.A. 8-12; F.F.A. 11; Chorus 9-12; All Regional Chorus 9-11; Out¬ standing Chorus Member 11. LINDA LEIGH GODFREY — S.C.A. 8-12; Shorthand I Award Award 11; Second Place Washington County Shorthand I Contest 11; National Honor Society 10-12; F.T.A. 10-12; F.B.L.A., Secre¬ tary 12; Bible Club 12. GARY WAYNE GOODSON — Second Place Art I Contest 10; Third Place Art II Contest 11; S.C.A. Representative 10; Forensics 10; Senior Science Club 12. KENNETH WAYNE GRANT — S.C.A. Representative 9,10; National Honor Society 11,12; Physics Club, Vice President 12; Newspaper Staff 12. ROY ANDREW GRANT — Spanish Club 8; May Court 8; Civitan Club 8; F.F.A. 8-12, Librarian 11,12; Keep Virginia Green Forest Fighters 10-12; S.C.A. 8-12; Leadership Award 11; Forestry Judging Awards 9-12; Senior Superlative — Wittiest. GARY RANDALL GRIZZLE — Basketball Manager 10,11; Foot¬ ball Manager 11; D.E.C.A. 12. TERESA LEE HAGY - F.T.A. 10; Lettered in Track 10,11; G.A.A. 10-12; Manager of Girl’s Basketball Team 12; Volleyball Team 12. BRENDA OWENS HALL — Chorus 9; Bible Club 9-12; Pep Club 9- 12; F.B.L.A. 12. JOHNNY LEE HALL — Football 8-10; F.F.A. 9-11. Brenda Hal! Johnny Hail 139 Art Club 12; Physics Club 12. GAY LYNN HARLESS — 4-H 8,9. KATHY SUE HARLEY — Tri-Hi-Y 10; F.H.A. 9,11; F.T.A. 11,12; Art Club 11 , 12 . CATHY ANN HARMON — Bible Club 9; Tri-Hi-Y 12. CATHY DIANNE HAWKINS — Jun¬ ior Science Club 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9; J.V. Cheerleader 9,10; French I Certificate 11; G.A.A. 8-12. DEBORAH LYNN HAWKINS — Girl’s Basketball Team 9, Best Defensive Player 9; Gym Show 9,10; J.V. Cheer¬ leader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11; G.A.A. 9-12; Girl’s Track Team 11,12; S.C.A. 11,12; Pep Club 12; Spanish Club 9-12, Secretary 9, Reporter 10, Vice President 11, President 12. CURTIS DALE HAYDEN — B-Club 10,11; V.I.C.A. 12; Lettered in Baseball 10 - 12 . JANET GAY HELTON — F.T.A. 8; Tri-Hi-Y 8,9; Pep Club 9,10, Secretary 10; Junior Class Treasurer; S.C.A. Repre¬ sentative 10,12; G.A.A. 10-12, Chaplain 11; French Club 8-12, Secretary 10; Art Club 11,12; F.H.A. 12; Senior Class Vice President; Senior Superlative — Most School Spirited. LULA ETHEL HELTON JANET LEE HENSLEY — Art Club 9,10; Physical Fitness Award 8; PHOE¬ NIX Staff 12; National Honor Society 10-12, Treasurer 12. Gay Lynn Harless Cathy Harmon Debby Hawkins Kathy Harley Cathy Hawkins Dale Hayden Janet Helton 140 Ethel Helton Janet Hensley Seniors Brenda Hill John Hill Janet Hilliard BRENDA KAREN HILL — F.F.A. 11; 4-H 11,12; F.B.L.A. 12; Bible Club 9-12. JOHN MILLARD HILL — Chess 8; NEDT Award 10; French Club 8-12, Vice President 11; Science Club 8-12; B-Club 10-12; Junior Civitan 11,12; Physics Club 12, His¬ torian 12; S.C.A. 11; Wrestling 10-12, Fourth in Regional Wrestling Tournament 11; Cross Country 12; Senior Super¬ lative — Most Pessimistic. JANET SUE HILLIARD —F.F.A. 11,12. DEBORAH KETRON HOBBS — F.H.A. 9: F.B.L.A. 9. SHARON KAY HOBBS F.H.A. 9. SUSAN DARLENE HORNE — Library Club 8,9; Spanish Club 8,9; Tri-Hi-Y 8,9; F.T.A. 8,10; Art Club 9-12; Spanish II Award 9; National Honor Society 10-12; Physics Club, Secretary 12; Senior Class Secretary; Senior Superlative — Most Likely To Succeed TERRY RHONDA HOUSER — F.H.A. 9; Bible Club 11; Pep Club 10-12; Art Club 12; F.T.A. 12; Senior Super¬ lative — Most Likely To Get Caught. ROBERTA ANNE HUBER — F.H.A. 9; Junior Science Club 8,9; Bible Club 9-12; Pep Club 10-12, Historian 11. BARBARA GAY HUGHES — F.F.A. 11; Bible Club 9- 12;4-H 11,12; F.B.L.A. 12. CATHY JOAN HUGHES Susan Horne Terry Houser Roberta Huber Barbara Hughes 141 Cathy Hughes Seniors LARRY DEAN JAMES — Junior Science Club 8,9, Secretary 8; Math Award 8; Science Award 8; Algebra I Award 9; NEDT Award 10; Biology Award 10; King College Scholarship 11; Second Place District Forensics — Original Oratory 10,11; First Place District Forensics — Original Oratory 12; Third Place Regional Forensics — Original Oratory 11; Merit Letter 11; U.S. History Award 11; Second Place District Typing 11; Senior Science Club 10-12; Latin Club 9-12, President 11,12; S.C.A. Representative 11,12; Key Club 11,12, Secretary 12; National Merit Scholarship Semi¬ finalist 12; Football 9-12; Track 10-12; Editor of School Newspaper 12; Senior Superlative — Most Studious. PA MELA RUT H JESS EE — Band 8; Junior Science Club 8; Gym Show 9TXatin Club 9,10; Representati ve to Carolina Civitan Center 11; S.C.A. 11,12; Club 12; PHOENIX Staff 11,12, Photo¬ grapher 12; Civinettes 11,12, President 12. DARIUS ALLEN JOHNSON — Junior Class Sgt.-at-Arms; B- Club 10-12, Sgt.-at-Arms 11, President 12; S.C.A. 11,12, Sgt.- at-Arms 11; Football 8-12, Honorable Mention All-District 10; All Big 5 Team, All-District Team, All-Southwest Virginia Team 11; Track 10-12; Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms; Senior Superlative — Most Athletic. RHONDA DIANE JONE S- F.H.A. 8; Gym Show 9; Art Award 9; S.C.A. 11,12; PHOENIX Staff 12; Spanish Club 9-12, Chaplain 10, President 11, Vice President 12; Art Club 12; Represen¬ tative to Virginia Girl’s State 11; Civinettes 11,12, Historian 12; Senior Steering Committee; P.T.S.A. Secretary 12. JAMES EDWARD JONES DEBORAH MARIETTA KEITH — Band 8; F.H.A. 9; Bible Club 10; French Club 11, Chaplain 11; Chorus 12. DEBORAH KAY KISER MICHAEL KEITH KNITTEL — Art Club 9; Latin Club 11; Bas- kethalll2. c AGNES MEADE LANE — Science Trophy 8; ' LibratyTTuF 10: HERO F.H.A . 11,12, Vice President 11, President 12. LOU EVELYN Larry James Darius Johnson Seniors Marsha Lawson Becky Leab Jeff Leonard Paul Leonard Terry Leonard Martha Lester MARSHA JO LAWSON — G.A.A. 10; F.H.A. 11,12, Most Out¬ standing Junior Award 11; F.H.A. Junior Degree 11; F.H.A. Chapter Degree 12; Senior Science Club 12. REBECCA JEAN LEAB FFREY DEAN LEONARD — F.F.A. 9,10. ' AUL EUGENE LEONARD — S.C.A. 8-12; Wrestling 11; Track 10 - 12 . TERRY WAYNE LEONARD — Junior Science Club 8; Football 10; French Club 10-12; Bible Club 12. MARTHA VIRGINIA LESTER — Junior Science Club 8,9; Bible Club 10; Girl’s Track 10; Junior Homemaker Degree 9; Chapter Homemaker Degree 10; Most Outstanding Sophomore in F.H.A.; State Homemaker Degree 11; Tri-Hi-Y II; Senior Science Club 11,12; F.H.A. Camp 9,10; F.H.A. 9-12, Parliamentarian 10, Trea¬ surer 11. VICKIE HARMON LESTER — F.T.A, 10,11; Bible Club 9-12. LEISA LYNN LILLEY — Senior Science Club 10,11; French Club 8,9,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, Historian 10; Art Club 12; National Honor Society 10-12; F.T.A. 11,12, President 12; Senior Steering Committee. SHIRLEY GAIL MALONE — Tri-Hi-Y 10; F.T.A, 12; Art Club 12 . JOHN ISAAC MARION, JR. - Football 10; B-Club 11,12; Jun¬ ior Civitan Club 12; Physics Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12. 2 W Shirley Malone John Marion 143 Seniors Gloria Marsh Greg Martin Joe McChesney Janet McMillan Pam Meredith Sandra Morgan Judy Mullins Danny Mumpower 144 Seniors Trinka Mumpower Tracy Necessary Dexter Necessary GLORIA RAE MARSH MARK GREGORY MARTIN Pep Club 9; F.T.A. 8- 12, Sgt.-at-Arms 11; Latin Club 11; National Honor Society 10-12; Senior Science Club 12; Physics Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Band 8-12; All County ' Band 8-12; All Regional Band 8-12; Outstanding Bandsmen 9-11; All Mideast U.S. Band 10; Solo and Ensemble 10,11; All State Band Alternate 11 . JOSEPH CHARLES McCHESNEY Latin Club 9; S.C.A. Representative 10,12; B-Club 10-12; Key Club 12; Football 10-12; Senior Superlative — Friendliest. JANET ELAINE McMILLAN F.F.A. 11; G.A.A. 12; Civinettes 12; Flag Corps 12; F.B.L.A. 12, President 12 JUDY DEANNE McNAMARA KENNETH WAYNE MELVIN D.E.C.A. 10-12, Re¬ porter 12. Carol Nicholson PAMELA ELAINE MEREDITH DOUGLAS PHILLIP MILLS — Transfer Student 10; B- Club 11,12; Basketball 12; Golf 10-12. R EBECCA ANN MOORf L Band 8; Gym Show 8,9; TV7Cheerleader 10; Civinettes 10; G.A.A. 10; PHOENIX Staff 10,11; S.C.A. 10,11; D.E.C.A. 12. SANDRA LYNN MORGAN F.F.A. 10; Library Worker 9-12; Library Club 10,12; Pep Club 11; Bible Club 11,12, JUDY LEE MULLINS Bible Club 11; F.B.L A 12 CLARENCE DANIEL MUMPOWER Junior Science Club 8, Pep Club 10,11; Honorable Mention Southwest Dis¬ trict Football 11; 4-H 11; Key Club 11,12; B-Club 11,12; Honorable Mention Southwest District Baseball 1L Bible Club 12. TRINKA HENSLEY MUMPOWER DEXTER ALBERT NECESSARY TRACY LEE NECESSARY Science Award 8; S.C.A. tative 8-11; Physics Club 12; Library Club 12; Na- Honor Society 10-12; Newspaper Staff, Business Man- 12; Physics Club Treasurer 12; Senior Superlative — Courteous. L LADENE NICHOLSON — Chorus 10,11; Library •C.A. Representative 12; Drama Club, Vice President DENNIS WAYNE NOONKESTER ALLEN LYNN NUNLEY LINDA SHARON NUNLEY — 4-H 11,12; HERO F H A 11 , 12 . ' ' ' ELLA LYNN ORNDUFF — G.A.A. 9; Gym Show 9; Band 8-11; Majorette 10,11; Tri-Hi-Y 12. Dennis Noonkester Allen Nunley Linda Nunley Lynn Ornduff 145 Seniors Linda Owens Jeff Pack Brenda Pendergrass LINDA JANE OWENS — F. T. A. 8, 9; Tri- Hi-Y 8-10, Historian 9, Reporter 10; Inter- Club Council President 10; Gym Show 10; President’s Physical Fitness Award 9; Senior Science Club 12; F. H. A. 10, 12, Junior Degree 10, Chapter Degree 12; S. C. A. 8-12, Historian 10; Band 8-12, Reporter 10, 11; All County • Band 9-12; All Regional Band 9, 11, 12; Most improved Band Student 9; Solo and Ensemble 11, 12; Band Letter 9, Bars 10-12; National onor Society 10-12, Secretary 11, 12. JEFF L. PACK BRENDA DARLENE PENDERGRASS —F. B L. A. 12; S. C. A. Representative 12. PHELPS — Band 8; nior Science Club 8, B-Club 10-12; Pep Club 11, 12; Football 8-12; Baseball Manager 8-12; Wrestling 9-12. DjfL. i z; s. c.. iveprese BENJAMIN LESLIE PH JTrack 8; Basketball 8; Jun 9; 4-H 8, 9; F. T. A. 12; MARIA SUSAN PINGO — Transfer Student. BRENDA SUE PRUITT — Pep Club 9, 10; French Club 8-10; G. A. A. 12; Art Club 12. LUCINDA JANE QUESENBERRY — 4-H 8; Band 9; Art Club 9-12. RICHARD MARK QUESENBERRY — Phys¬ ics Club 12. D ENV ER LAYNE RAI NE S — Art Club 9; Physics Club 12; Senior Science Club 12; Alter¬ nate to Boy’s State 11; Newspaper Staff 12. KEITH LAMARQUE RANDALL — Senior Science Club 10; F. F. A. 9, 10; V. I. C. A. 11, 12. Benjy Phelps Brenda Pruitt v 1 1 Denver Raines Maria Pingo LaMarque Randall Seniors Roger Rasnake Sharon Reed Mary Reynolds ROGER WILLIAM RASNAKE — Art Club 9. SHARON LEA REED F. H. A. 10; Physical Education Award 10; F. T. A. 12; Bible Club 11, 12. MARY ALICE REYNOLDS — Tri-Hi-Y 10; NEDT Award 10; U. S. Army Science Award 10; Honorable Mention in Science Fair 10; Tied for Geometry Award 10; Second Place Forensics Spelling 11; Tied for Spanish I Award 11; PHOENIX Staff 11; Senior Science Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12. JOHN BLEVINS RICE Art Club 9, 10; Senior Science Club 12. RICKY DIXON ROARK French Club 8, 9; Sociology Award 11; Perfect Attendance 9-11; PHOENIX Staff 12; Senior Science Club 12; Senior Superlative Most Courteous THERESA KETRON ROARK — F. H. A. 8. DAVID RAY ROBERTS ROBIN DONNA ROBERTS Pep Club 8, 10; F B L A 10 . KATHY LYNN ROBINSON — Junior Science Club 8; F. H. A. 8; Sophomore Class Reporter; Pep Club 8-12, Treasurer 9-12; S. C. A. Representative 9, 11; Flag Corps II, 12, Captain 12; Senior Class Historian; Senior Steering Committee. DENNIS LEE SALYER S. C. A. Representative 8; Junior Civitan Club 9-11; Football 1 1. Theresa Roark David Roberts Robin Roberts Kathy Robinson Dennis Salyer Kim Sanders Bill Sexton KIMBERLY DARLENE SANDERS — President’s Physical Fit¬ ness Award 9, 10; Honorable Mention, Mary Lula Tedder Art Award 11; First Place Abingdon Art Exhibit 11; Girl’s Track 10, Lettered 10; S. C. A. Representative 12; Spanish Club 10-12; Art Club 9-12, Treasurer 10-12. BILL FRANK SEXTON — Pep Club 10; Football Letter 11, 12; Track Letter 11. BARBARA ROSE SHAFFER — F. H. A. 10; Spanish Club 10; F. B. L. A. 12; Pep Club 9-12, Chaplain 10; Honor Roll. BECKY MARIE SHAFFER — F. H. A. 8, 9; F. B. L. A. Photo- Barbara Shaffer grapher 9; F. H. A. Junior Degree 9; Pep Club 10; Gym Show 10; Senior Superlative — Most Optimistic. Kathy Sharrett ANNA KATHERINE SHARRETT — F. H. A. 8; Pep Club 12. RITA ARLENE SHEFFEY — Math Award 8; French I Award 8; Northwestern University Summer Music Camp 9; Gym Show 9; Debate Society 8, 9; Algebra I Award 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; French Club 8- 10; NEDT Award 10; White House Conference on Children and Youth State Discussion Leader 8; Forensics — First Place Extem¬ poraneous Speaking 8, First Place Spelling 8, Second Place Spelling 10; Band 8-12; All County Band 8-12; All Regional Band 9-12; Mid- East All Star Clinic Band 10; Solo and Ensemble 11, 12; Majorette 9- 11; Drum Major 12; Merit Letter 11; Band Letter, 3 Service Bars 9-12; King Fellowship Scholarship 11; Latin I Award 11; Per¬ fect Attendance 8-12; Senior Science Club 11, 12; S. C. A. 8-12; National Honor Society 10-12, Parliamentarian 12; Latin Club 11, 12; Physics Club 12; Chamber of Commerce Young Adult Committee 12; Bristol Virginia Tennessean Teen Column Reporter 12; Newspaper Staff 12. MARY CATHERINE SINGLETON — English Award 8; Tied Math Award 8; Forensics — First Place Girl’s Poetry 8; F. H. A. 8, 9, Historian 9; French I Award 8; French II Award 9; Algebra I , Award 9; President’s Physical Fitness Award 9, 10; Health and Physical Education Award 8, 10; World History Award 10; Geometry Award 10; Algebra II Award 11; Merit Letter 11; S. C. A. 12; F. T. A. 10- 12, Secretary 11, Vice President 12; Library Club 10-12, Vice President 11, 12; National Honor Society 10-12, President 12; Phys¬ ics Club 12; Newspaper Staff Co-Editor 12; Senior Superlative — Most Studious. DARRELL MARK SLAGLE —Track 8; Wrestling 8, 9; French Club 8, 9; Bible Club 10, 12; Library Club 12. DANIEL MARVIN SMITH — Track 8; Football 8; Library Club 8, 9; French Club 10; Junior Civitan Club 10; 4-H 8-11, Reporter 10; Bible Club 11; D. E. C. A. 12. FRANKIE WAYNE SMITH — President’s Physical Fitness Award 8; Baseball 8; Track 9; Basketball 8, 9; Junior Science Ck|K 8; Football 8-10; D. E. C. A. 11,12. Cathy Singleton Becky Shaffer Rita Sheffey Darrell Slagle Danny Smith Frankie Smith Sam Smith Jackie Sorah SAMUEL STEVEN SMITH — French Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12 . MARSHA LYNN SNADER — F. H. A. 8; Bookkeeping Award 11; Best Bookkeeping Student 11; Library Club 10-12, Secretary- Treasurer 11, 12; National Honor Society 10-12; D. E. C. A. Treasurer 12 . JACKIE DONALD SORAH F. F. A. 11, 12. PENNY LOU SOURBEER F. H. A. 9; Senior Science Club 12; Library Club 10-12, President 12. STEVEN THEODORE SPIRES Band 10, 11, Vice President 11; All County Band 10, 11; All Regional Band 10, 11; Physics Club 11, 12, Secretary 11, President 12; Key Club 10-12; S. C. A. Pres¬ ident 12; Senior Science Club 12; National Honor Society 10-12. | JAMES EDWARD SPROLES)— First Place Talent Show 10; ' ■■ ' Band 8-12; Upper Woodwind Player 9; Outstanding Lower Brass 11; All County Band 11, 12; All Regional Band 11, 12; Art Club Treasurer 10; Homeroom Treasurer 11; F. F. A. 11; F. T. A. 11, 12; Senior Su¬ perlative Most Talented. JAMES CLIFTON STANLEY Spanish Club 10; Physics Club 12. KAREN SUE STINE G. A. A. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; French Club 8, 9, 11, 12, Parliamentarian 12; S. C. A. 11, 12; Senior Science Club 10-12; PHOENIX Staff Business Manager 12; National Honor Society 10-12. GARY LYNN SULLIVAN V. I. C. A. 11,12. CINDY MARY SZULEWSKI — French Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9; G. A. A. 10, 11; Civinettes 11, 12, Reporter 12; Senior Science Club 12; S. C. A. 9-12; Newspaper Staff 12; Senior Superlative — Most Pessimistic. Marsha Snader Penny Sourbeer Karen Stine Gary Sullivan Cindy Szulewski Seniors Tim Tabor Earvin Tate Debbie Taylor TIM KELLY TABOR — Junior Science Club 8, 9; Football 8; S. C. A. 8; Eighth Grade President; Forensics — Poetry 8; PHOENIX Staff 9, 10; Junior Civitan Club 10; Band Manager 10; Basketball 8-10; Golf 9-12; B-Club 10-12. OSCAR EARVIN TATE — 4-H 8; F. F. A. 9, 10. DEBORAH SUE TAYLOR — Spanish I Award 9; G. A. A. 10, 11; Library Club 11, 12; Bible Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Senior Class Treasurer; Senior Superlative — Best All Around. SHERRI SHERFEY TAYLOR STEVIE EUGENE TERRY — V. I. C. A. 11; F. F. A. 9, 10; D. E. C. A. 12. RACHEL LEE TESTER — F. B. L. A. 10, 12; F. T. A. 11, 12; Bible Club 9-12, Treasurer 10, President 12. WILDA SHAFFER THOMAS — F. H. A. 8; Band 8, 9; Spanish Club 10; F. T. A. 8-12, Historian 10; Pep Club 10-12. DEBORAH ELLEN VANCE — Bible Club 9-12; F. T. A. 11, 12; F. B. L. A. 11, 12, Vice President 12. TERESA EADES VENABLE — Junior Science Club 8; Tri-Hi-Y 8; S. C. A. Re¬ presentative 10; Homecoming Queen 11; Band 8-11, Treasurer 10; Majorette 9-11; Senior Superlative — Cutest Couple. MARK ANTHONY WAYCASTER — French Club 8-10; Bible Club 11; Pep Club 11; Drama Award 11; Drama Club 12; F. F. A. Parliamentarian 12. Sherri Taylor Rachel Tester Steve Terry Wilda Thomas Debbie Vance Teresa Venable Mark Waycaster Seniors Ricky Weatherly Susan Wilson Varina Woodward Raymond Wilson Steve Wingerter David Wright RICKY WAYNE WEATHERLY NEDT Award 10; Forensics 8-12, Second Place 8, Second Place in School 10 First Place in District 11, First Place in District Drama 11; French Club 8-12; Physics Club 12; Drama Club, Treasurer 12; Senior Science Club 12; S. C. A. 12; Senior Steering Com¬ mittee. RAYMOND LEE WILSON — French Club 8, 9, Sgt.-at- Arms 9; Junior Civitan Club 9-11, Vice President 11; B-Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12; S. C. A. 10-12, Parliamentarian 12; Football 8, 10-12, Captain 12; Basketball 8-11, Most Improved Player 11; Baseball 8-10, 12; Track 10, 11; Senior Class President; Senior Superlative — Best All Around. SUSAN DIANA WILSON — F. H. A. 8; Library Club 9; F. T. A. 10; Pep Club 9-12, Officer 9-11; Art Club 12. STEVE MICHAEL WINGERTER — B-Club 10-12. VARINA KAY WOODWARD — Pep Club Treasurer 9; I ri-Hi-Y 8, 9; Library , ' lub 10; May Court 8; Drama Award 11; The Jury Room 11; An Overpraised Season 11; The Christmas Play 11; S. C. A. 8-12, Representative 8, 9; Senior Science Club 12; French Club 8-12, Chaplain 10, Secretary 11, 12; National Honor Society 10-12; PHOENIX Staff 8, 9, 12, Freshmen Editor 9; Advertising Manager 12. OAVID l-LFF WRIGHT — D. E. C. A. 12. GUY HUGHES YOHO — S. C. A. Representative 10; Wrestling 8, 9, 11, 12; Football 9-12; Track 10; B-Club 11, 12, Chaplain 12; Bible Club 12; Pep Club 12. DOtJtrFASS EDWARD YON — Junior Science Club 9; French Club 8-11, Historian 9; First Place School Science Fair 9; Second Place County Science Fair 9; Forensics — Prose 9; Honorable Mention Mary Lula Tedder Art Award 9; Art Club 10, 11; Debate — Second Place District Affirmative Team, Second Place Regional Affirmative Team 11; Senior Science Club 10-12; Debate Society 11, 12; Physics Club 12. cY yQ OJ lY- ' si oOJ ou-exJ[ c± i!n JlOuc( D AA 7 { c . £LU ClZjP, cO 7? a- ' - c.T CtJ ayz W ' CC C ' lo JruN- cyz J ■K y?xaXLoL£J oh Our ' O Aox xJi Z) cyy • r Guy Yoho Doug Yon Senior Superlatives Most Athletic Karen Balthis and Darius Johnson 152 Most Talented Lisa Benfield and Eddie Sproles Senior Superlatives Most Optimistic Mike Bell and Becky Schaffer 153 Senior Superlatives Most Studious Larry James and Cathy Singleton Best Looking Mark Draper and Teresa Snead Wittiest Andy Grant and Eva Barker Most Courteous Tracy Necessary and Ricky Roark 154 Most School Spirited Danny Godsey and Janet Helton Most Likely to Succeed Jerry Chorosevic and Susan Horne If -T f-ifi f ff ' 1 N -1 - 2 $ 1 pr Cutest Couple Teresa and Mike Venable with baby Mark Most Likely to Get Caught Ricky Venable and Terry Houser 155 Junior Officers This year has been full of good times and bad times, fun and hard work for the Junior class. We set our goals high and attained that height through the unified effort of the Class of ’75, under the capable guidance of Mr. Jack Gar¬ land. This year the magazine sales totaled over $5,000 and there were those who said it couldn’t be done. This is the record for John Battle on Junior maga¬ zine sales in the entire history of the school. Impossible? No, not at all. Class rings! Even the name makes it sound important. Just ask any Junior, class rings are the symbol of coming closer to our highest goal, graduation. No wonder we are proud. Ah, but the main event in a Junior’s life is the prom with all the fancy dresses and formal tuxes. For most of us it is our first prom and it means something very special to each individual. The theme carries the thought, “We may never pass this way again.” This year is over but not gone. It will be relived again and again in our mem¬ ories. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Marianne Lagerholm, Vice President; Jo Bently, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Vera Jessee, Chaplain; Pam Mays, Historian. THIRD ROW: Kim Kennedy, Sgt.-at-Arms; Jennie Houser, Sec¬ retary. FOURTH ROW: Becki Hood, Parliamentarian; Craig Elsea, Sgt.- at-Arms. FIFTH ROW: David Fleenor, President. Mr. Garland works with the Junior class on the magazine sales drive. Bill Adkins Jerry Akers Shirley Alexander David Anderson Mike Arnold Rhonda Atkins Teddy Ball Dayna Baker James Barker Lewis Barker Juniors Paula Barker Pam Beard Jo Bentley Donna Bise Teresa Blackburn Pat Blevins 157 Is Darlene listening or faking it? Juniors Twana Blackwell Debbie Blevins Terry Bolling James Booher Randy Booher Randy Boothe Cathy Bowers Toby Bowers Wanda Bowers Darrell Brewer Linda Brewer Rhonda Burke Debbie Burnette Loretta Cadle Doug Camper Carolyn Canter Brenda Carroll Tony Carter David Clapp Billy dayman 158 Juniors Criag and Jo Lynn dayman Ricky Coldiron Sylvia Cole Robin Colley Mike Comer Alice Cooper Donnie Crusenberry Richard Crouch Herschel DeBord — serious and dedicated Juniors. Juniors Ron Emerson Will Estep Winford Estep Glen Estes David Eaton Renee Edwards Craig Elsea Darlene Denton Jackie Denton Sharon Dotson Theresa Dye Darrell Dyson Dennis Dutton Ricky Eades Jean Eastridge Mary Easterly Candi talks over Spanish assignment with Mrs. Hernandez. 160 Keith Farmer Carol Finley David Fleenor Susan Fleenor Leslie Ford Jeff Gilmer Kenny Groves Dwight Harley 161 Mike, Criag and Jennie show ' enthusiasm at lunch?? Juniors David Henry Margaret Hilliard Boyd Hodgson Darlene Holden David Holt Becki Hood George Hoss Jennie Houser Eva Hughes Teresa Humphrey Lee Ann Hunsucker Steve Hurley David Ingle James Ingle Larry Jenkins Carla Jessee Vera Jessee Debbie Johnson Susie Jones Kim Kennedy 162 Juniors Judy Ketron Pam Ketron Terry Ketron Mike Kiser Candi Kitzmiller Ann Klahn Marianne Lagerholm Sandy Lange Becky Leonard Mike Leonard Randy Leonard Kevin Lester David Little Debbie Long Debbie Luchinin Mr. Garland and David Fleenor accept trophy for selling more magazines than the Juniors of Abingdon High School. The trophy was presented by Sally Hill, Presi¬ dent of the Junior Class of Abingdon High School. Mike McCracken Theresa McHenry Myra Lynch Larry Mabe Candy Maiden Diane Marshall Lonny Mayne Pam Mays Jeff McCall Susan McCloud Mike McNally Darrell Messer Debbie Messick Larry Miller Paul Miller Maranatha Morenings Penny Morgan Vicki Morrison 164 Juniors Debbie Mueller Valerie Mullins Darlene Mumpower Debbie Mumpower Deloris Musselwhite Sandy Nash Becky Neese Lynn Neeves Paulette Nester Janice Nicholson Mike Noonkester Brenda Norris Sherry Norton Belinda Nunley Tony Odum Burt Ogle Debbie Osborne Janet Otey 165 Juniors Linda Owens Dennis Parker Billie Parsons Mark Parsons Mary Beth Patton Amy Petty Debbie Phillips Robin Phillips Teresa Phillips Debbie Phipps Teresa Rasnake Vickie Ratliff Mike Reid Parker Roark Regina Roberson Kathy Robinson Kenny Robinson Judy Rock Debbie Roe Lisa Rutter 166 Juniors Scotty Rynes Darlene Salyer Ricky Sams Brenda Sandefur 167 Bet our lunch is better than yours! Juniors Terry Smith Rhonda Stark Vickie Stout Von Swygert Valery Tate Vernon Tate Garry Taylor James Taylor Billy Turner Danny Vanover Ready for another big day! 168 Juniors Phil Young Greg Yoho Mike Young Brenda Wann Patricia Warren Phil Waycaster James White Pat Widner Don Williams Ricky Williams Teresa Williams Jeff Witt Linda Wright 169 Whose ' arm, Darrell? Sophomore Officers Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Copey Hicks, President; Phil Johnson, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Leisa James, Secretary; Debbie Sproles, Treasurer. THIRD ROW: Teresa Williams, Reporter; Bruce Denton, Historian. FOURTH ROW: Gordon Balthis, Chaplain; Phil Yon, Sgt.-at-Arms. The Sophomore Class of 1973-74, sponsored by Mr. Bill Phelps, demonstrated active involvement in a wide variety of school activities. Those functions with major sophomore participation were athletic contests, forensic contests, dances, band and chorus concerts, pep rallies, plays, science fairs, assembly programs, and club field trips. With the desire to make the school year a great one for their school, the members of the Sophomore Class willingly contributed their abilities to both curricular and co-curricular activities. In the classroom sophomores expressed their interest in learning and their desire to improve. On the football field, golf course, basketball court, and track they exhibited their sportsmanship and their desire to excel. In the the Student Cooperative Association the sophomores demonstrated their cooperation and their initiative. However, the trait most possessed and exemplified by the members of the Sophomore Class in every aspect of school life was Trojan pride. 170 Sophomores Gordon Balthis Jay Barb Wayne Barger Gary Barker Alvin Barnette Debbie Barrett Jimmy Barrett Dennis Bays Peggy Adams Tom Adams Karen Addison Pat Adkins Tony Atkins Kathy Akers Teresa Anders Teresa Baker Kim Ball Tricia Ball Debbie Blaylock Patricia Booher Cathy Branham Chris Branson Lori Branson 171 Jeryl Bryant Bill Burkholder Brion Burress Sophomores Jessie Brewer Penny Brewer Susan Brotbeck Mike Brown “Learning can be fun!” Ralph Byington Debbie Cadle Billy Campbell Richard Canode Ted Carrier Debbie Carroll Teresa Carroll Jimmy Carter Anna Chorosevic 172 Sophomores Freda Clark Kenny Cox David Dameron Danny Deskins Eric Duff Carl Coalson Randy Cox Joan Davidson Teresa Dinkens Mickie Dunn Suzanne Cole Roger Crane Chuck Deering Kathy Dixon Sharon Dupont Gary Combs Sherri Cunningham Mark Denton Pat Dixon Steve Dutton Chuck Cox Perry Dalton Pat Denton Jeff Dowell Laurie Duty Keith Dye Mark Eades Gail Eades Neil Easterly Steve Estes 173 Sophomores Susan Faulkner Connie Faust Helen Felty Sue Fields Joel Fleenor Mike Grubb Janice Hall Sharon Halstead Patricia Hanson Larry Harless Mark Fleenor Sandy Fleenor Lisa Ford Lafawn Frohling Delmar Goodson Tony Grant David Griffin Mark Grizzle Laura Gage Debbie Gentry Karen Gollehon 174 Sophomores Rhonda Harley Donna Hause Veda Herndon Copey Hicks Rita Hicks Bobby Harmon Kathy Hawk Stanley Hillard Cheryl Holmes Jackie Horner Libby Harris David Hawthorne Chris Houser Monty Houser Allen Hughes Betty Hart Keith Hayden Cathy Hughes Ricky Hughes Ginger Hutton Vickie Hash Sue Hensley Mark Hyler Patty Ingle Ron Jaap 175 Sophomores Leisa James James Johnson Phil Johnson Ricky Jones Lisa Jordan Carolyn Keith Lewis Keller Jeannette Kennedy Steve Kestner Denise Kiser Jeff Kiser Kathy Kiser Terry Kitzmiller Randy Latham Michelle Lawson Allen Leonard Tommy Leonard Wayne Leonard Billy Lewis Bev Long Pam Lyons Cindy McCauley Truckin’ on down to the Greenhouse! 176 Sophomores Homeward bound! Dexter McCracken Sharon McCroskey Karen McMurray Sherry McNew Lee Mann Bruce Martin Bob Mathews Tony Messer Monte Messick Brenda Millard Darrell Millard Linda Millard Becky Miller Chuck Miller Jenny Lou Miller Vanessa Monk Jimmy Moore Jenni Morris Ronnie Mullins Mike Mumpower Chester Mumpower Ernie Newland Elizabeth Newman 177 mm W fcyf ' fi k ! ? v yfvv, Sophomores Donald Nixon Georgia Noonkester Becky Nunez Hunter Odum Janet Owens Patsy Owens Joann Pendegrass Dawne Phelps Darlene Phillips Linda Phillips Teresa Phillips Barbara Phipps Robert Picklesimer Susan Pittler Betty Price Neta Price Terri Pullins Mike Reece Barry Reed Darlene Richards Timmy Ridgeway Gary Ringley Kathy Rock Regema Roe Ronald Roe Gail Rose Jimmy Rosenbalm Donnie Runyon Jack Rutherford Brenda Salyer Sophomores Jimmy Sandefur Terry Scardo Steve Scyphers Richard Senter Brenda Shankle Tina Smith Mike Snodgrass Judy Sparf Debbie Sproles 179 When IS that bell going to ring? Sophomores Johnny Sproles Sandy Sproles Steve Sproles Steven Sproles David Stallard Mark Stanley What’s for lunch today? Kathy Stark Wayne Statzer Pat Stevens Debbie Tate Judy Tate Pam Tate Gary Taylor Dennis Thomas Pam Stewart Patty Sutherland Theresa Symonds Billy Tate 180 Sophomores Kent Tignor Dan Ward Jack Weisenburger Seba White David Widner Ernie Widner Janice Williams Teresa Williams David Wilson Todd Witt Kathy Wolfe Mark Woodard Paul Wood Donna Thomas Becky Worley Mike Worley Rita Worley Betty Wrighi Phil Yon Jeff Young Paul Young Teresa Young 181 Freshmen Officers Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Cindy Lagasse, Reporter; Judy Hunsucker, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Sterling Cullop, Chaplain; Mm Carter, Historian; Bruce Bentley, President; Robin Collier, Treasurer. THIRD ROW: Gilmer Meade, Sgt -at-Arms- David Pennington, Vice President. m Freshmen class members took part in many activ¬ ities this year. Several freshmen boys played on the Junior Varsity football, basketball, wrestling and baseball teams. Five Freshmen girls were Junior Varsity cheerleaders. Freshmen participated in art contests and many extra-curricular events. 182 When does the bus get here? Freshmen Margaret Adams Lana Alexander Jimmy Anders Larry Anselmi Janice Amos Deanna Badger David Ball Kitty Barger Pandy Barker Bruce Bentley Dennis Bevins Randy Blalock Amy Blaylock Bobbie Blaylock Joey Blaylock Barbara Blevins Ken Boardwine Clay Booher Dru Booher Sally Bordwine Jackie Bowers Mark Braswell Cathy Brewer Jimmy Byington Vickie C adle Angie Campbell Tammy Brewer Scott Brewer Debbie Brown Donna Byington 183 Freshmen enjoy participating in Latin Club activities. Freshmen Mark Campbell Mike Campbell Pam Campbell Bob Cappalli Tim Carter Robin Childers Ricky Christian Ricky Clark Rogan Clark Gwen Colbert Gary Cole Pat Colley Robin Collier C.H. Combs John Combs Donna Crabtree Steve Crowe Beck ' Countiss David Cox Sterl Cullop Mark Cunningham Angela Davis Eddie Davis John Davis Apryl Denny John Dickenson Jeanie Dinkens Tim Duff Pam Eades Wayne Eades Sandy Eller Glen Estep Jimmy Finney Debbie Fleenor Jayde Fleenor Reba Fleenor 184 Freshmen Not all traffic problems are on the highway. Teresa Fleenor Kenny Frazier Betty Galliher Jeff Gallimore Ken Gentry Barbara Gobble Joe Gragg Dale Grogan Diane Gross Bruce Gunnings Sue Haderer Mike Hall Larry Hammett Guy Hardin David Harless Debra Harless Carol Harley Debra Harmon Joey Harmon Shelia Harmon Johnny Hartsock Jeff Hashbarger Don Hause Bo Hawkins ' 185 Freshmen Ronald Helton Susie Helton Mark Henry Leslie Hensley Lisa Hensley Vickie Hensley Pam Hiler Kathy Hill Jeff Hobbs Rhonda Holbrook Mike Holmes Greg Hopkins Patsy Horner Carol Howell Mike Hughes Tony Humphrey Judy Hunsucker George Hutchinson Lucinda Hutton Diana Jaap Abby Jackson Deborah Jackson Darrell Johnson 186 Freshmen Chin up the day ' s just begun! Robbie Johnson Tammie Johnson Dianne Keene Anita Kennedy Tammy Kitzmiller Cindy Lagasse Kathy Larrison Diane Latham Mike LaTragna Steve Leonard Bryan Linkous Mary Little Jon Loggans Dennis Long Glenn Long Donna Lunsford The Bandroom is a nice quiet place to study. 187 Freshmen Janice Marsh Tim Matthews Brenda Meade Gilmer Meade Mike Messick Curtis Millard Pam Millard Stanley Millard Carolyn Miller Robert Miller Tammy Miller Benita Milhorn J.C. Minnick Mary Moore Imanuel Morenings Mark Morgan Ronnie Morris Monica Mosberg Nancy McCann Marcia McChesney Leisa McCloud Freda McCracken Hope McCracken Diane McCray Debbie McCroskey David Mcllvanie Robin McNew Theresa Malcolm Phyllis Malone Sandy Marshall 188 Freshmen ■ ' jH ' jp Wyf ' JiA W f ■p . A Dennis Mullins Jeff Mullins Mike Mullins Gene Murray Terry Murray Jay Murray Kathy Murray Susan Murray David Necessary Beth Newman Brenda Norton Ronnie Osborne Jimmy Owens Kathy Owens Julie Parsell Somebody stole my Burt Reynolds pin-up! 189 Freshmen keys stayed in the gym! Don’t try to hide from us, Debbie! David Pennington Marjorie Pennington Pam Phillips Sherman Pippin Dianna Puckett Joan Quesenberry Durell Raines Tony Ramsey Loretta Rasnake Susie Ratcliff Dan Reece Clarence Reed Steve Reich Keith Roark Teresa Roberts Danny Rock Marty Rock Terry Rohr 190 Freshmen Beverly Rose Andy Rosenbaum Christine Rosenbalm Patsy Rosenbalm Debbie Rowe Patsy Russ Jeff Russell Dale Rust Ernest Sandefur Meg Savinsky Neil Schunke Bev Shaffer Brenda Shaffer Debbie Shaffer Mike Shankel Sandy Shankel Pam Sherfey Daryl! Simcox Janie Sisk Margaret Smith Pam Smith Terry Smith Terryl Smith Betty Sourbeer Sandee Sparf Sandra Sproles Jeff Stanley Sherry Stevens Lisa Stewart Robert Stewart 191 Freshmen A shot a day keeps the doctor away. Ann Stout Pamela Sutherland Robert Symonds Tammy Tabor Dorothy Taylor Kaelu Tolley Tony Tench Donna Tate Mike Tester Amy Thompson Sandy Triplett Fred Tweed Sherry Vance Steve Vencill Linda Wann Debbie Ward Susan Watson Craig Weatherly Mike Weaver Mark Whitaker Donnie White Shelia Widner Darrell Widner Joe Widner 192 Freshmen Jimmy Wilson Leda Woodby Deborah Worley Dela Worley Karen Worley Rita Worley Terry Wright Rebeca Yates David Young Tina Young School is SO much fun! 193 Eighth Grade Officers m Sp | ®L : 1 M 1S J Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Dawn Hearl, Chaplain; Kim Odum, Treasurer; Paula Frohling, Secretary; Marty Eads, Vice-President ' Darren Wagner, President; Bobby Mabe, Sgt.-at-Arms; Tony Ashe, Reporter; Dwight Dean, Historian. “Wow! Where’s the lunchroom? Where is my class? Where’s anything? I think I’m lost! How will I ever manage six or seven teachers when I could hardly stand one at the elementary school? Will I ever be able to travel the miles from one class in the Mason building to another in the Main building in just five minutes? I hope the teachers aren’t as bad as they tell me. I’m scared! It sure feels different being an underclassmen, an eighth grade ‘baby’; only last year I was King of the elementary school, a seventh grader. No privileges now — just because I’m an eighth grader I can’t go to all the assemblies and I get blamed for all the running and paper wad throwing. Will I ever make it through this year?” These are the confused thoughts of an eighth grader, a new student at John S. Battle High School. However, these were only first impressions; the pre¬ freshmen class soon became an important part of the whole student body. They became adjusted to the many procedures of high school life and soon were actively participating in club activities, eighth grade sports, the S.C.A., the band, and the many academic programs at Battle. Eighth grader gets shot at Battle. 194 Eighth Grade Teresa Adams Martha Adkins Venida Akers Jeff Arnold Lisa Arnold Tony Ashe Barron Atkins Tillson Bailey Teresa Baker Linda Ball Kathy Barb Vanessa Barb Jeanne Bare Harold Barker Howard Barker Jeff Barker Steve Barker Judy Barlow Teresa Barr Donna Bays Vicki Behling Toni Besase Shaila Bettadapur Angela Blackwell Nyoka Blaylock Robert Blaylock Tammie Blaylock Susan Blevins Bobby Booher Edward Booher Pam Booher Steve Booher Steve Booher David Boothe Karen Bordwine Tereba Bott 195 Eighth Grade Daniel Bowers Karen Bowers Ricky Bowman Dennis Brent Danny Brewer Kenneth Brewer William Brooks Katherine Brown Bill Buckles Jo Ann Burke Roxann Byrd Debra Campbell David Canter Freddie Canter Stanley Canter Richard Carper Susan Carr Teddy Carroll Richard Carter Barry Carty Ricky Chafin Steve Clapp Theresa Cochran Jonathan Cole Joe Collins Tami Collis Deborah Cox Ricky Cox Betty Cribb Angela Cross Gail Cross Lisa Cunningham Brian Davis Susan Davis Cindy Dean Drema Dean 196 Eighth Grade What’s a nice girl like me doing in a place like this? Mary Dolinger Jerry Doss Doris Dunn Bill Duty Marty Eads David Eads Robert Easterly Timothy Eaton Patricia Felty Teresa Felty Junior Fitzgerald Leon Fitzgerald David Ferguson Mark Ferski Chuck Fleenor Diana Fleenor Kenneth Fleenor Tony Fleenor Paula Frohling Doug Gallimore Sandra Gibbons Darrell Gilbert Dale Gilmer 197 Eighth Grade Pamela Gilmer Donna Godfrey Nancy Goodman Peg Goodson Gary Grant Karen Guffey Sharon Guffy Phyllis Hagy Tim Hagy Tim Hanger Fredrick Hanson Donna Harley Ed Harley Victor Harley Pat Harless Lisa Harmon Starr Harmon Judy Harris Gary Hawthorne David Haydeh Tim Hayden Cary Hayter Dawn Hearl Pat Hebert Jerry Henderson Donna Hensley Greg Hickman Chris Hicks Shirley Hilliard Richard Hobbs Ron Hodgson Mark Hopkins Cecilia Houser Lila Houser 198 Eighth Grade Ricky Johnson Robin Jones Jeff Kegley Steve Kennedy A1 Kirkman Robin Kress Danny Keesee Danny Lagassee David Laughlin Deborah Leonard Donna Leonard James Leonard Karen Leonard Robbie Leonard Roger Leonard Penny Leonard Andy Lester Elaine Lilly Glenda Lilly Kathy Lilly Jeffrey Linnen Libby Little Janet Lynch Bobby Mabe Cindy Malcolm Kim Malloy Jessee Mann Alfred Martin Karen Mason Tina Mayne Robert Howard Rodney Howard Debbie Huckaby Debbie Hughes Jeff Ingle Freddie Jackson Mark Johnson 199 Eighth Grade Angie Mays Andy McBroom Marty McCall Starla McCormack Kathy McCracken Vivian McCracken Blake McCrosky Donna McCrosky Terry McGlothin Lisa Mcllvaine Donna McNew Donna McReynolds Jimmy Meade Mike Meredith Debbie Millard Karen Millard Ricky Mitchell Danny Moody Dennis Moore Kathy Moore Tammy Moore Jan Morrison Denise Murray Susan Murray Teresa Murray Betty Musick Kathy Neal Anita Necessary Donnie Necessary Leroy Nicholson Anne North Tad Nunley Kim Odum Paul Odum Johnny Orfield Paula Owens Teresa Owens Jay Pack Joann Pardridge David Parsons John Payne Mark Peltier 200 Eighth Grade Vanessa Penley Ricky Phillips Carl Phipps Jessica Pingo Barbara Pippin Raymond Poe Leroy Poston Alfred Powers Betty Price John Quillen Betsy Rankin Ricky Rector Donny Reeves Tommy Reynolds Danny Riddle Lisa Roberts Tammy Roberts Thomas Roberts Gary Robinson Ginger Rock Patty Rock Patricia Roe Randy Rohr Billy Rust Roma Salyer Pam Sanders Pat Savinsky Lisa Schoenhardt Ella Shaffer Janet Shelley Susan Shelley Jeff Shelton Angela Shepherd Greta Sherfey Jerry Shipp Connie Shortt Robert Shuttle Patty Silva Tim Slagle Danny Smith Darrell Smith Donna Smith 201 Eighth Grade Tim Smith Jeanie Snader Cindy Sourbeer Robert Sourbeer Harvey Spahr Debbie Sproles Rex Sproles Steve Sproles Kevin Stallard Jerry Stanley Darrell Statzer Sandra Stevens Tammy Stevens Karen Stuart Donna Sullivan Keith Tabor Gregory Thompson Joe Thompson Teresa Townes Cathy Warren Dirk Warriner Phil Weatherly Robin West Oneeda White Lynda Widner Timmy Widner Betty Williams Sherry Williams Ricky Wilson Cindy Witt Mary Wood Ronald Wood Ricky Worley Kathy Yates Mike Yon Chris Young 202 Editor’s Page Lola Davidson, Editor-in-Chief The 1974 PHOENIX Staff has worked hard to produce an annual that would capture the out¬ standing moments at John S. Battle High School. This required special help and guidance from many people. Our deepest appreciation goes to: Mrs. Janet Derting and Mrs. Pauline Gotham for their constant guidance and hard work; Mr. Jack Cross, the American Yearbook Company Repre¬ sentative, for his assistance throughout the year; Classic Studios for the high quality pictures they provided for us; and the Bristol Herald Courier for the sports pictures. The following students have transferred to Battle. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Ronald Bailey, Jimmy Counts, Diane Bailey, Karl Bowen, Cindy Bennett. SECOND ROW: Vickie Ritenhour, Tonya Turner, Connie Sue Burnette, Jill Coalson, Donna Kirkman. THIRD ROW: Jean Osborne, Wayne Peters, Mike Osborne, Robert Davenport, Johnny Lester. FOURTH ROW: Donald Bailey. Student Directory Abel.Jenny !00, 110, 133 J Adams. Margaret 47, 183 p Adams, Peggy 101, 171 Adams, Teresa 195 Adams, Tom 171 Addison, Karen 171 Adkins, Bdlv 38, 56. 58, 157 Adkins. Carol 34. 35. 72. 73. 78. 101. $0i I 10. 133, 152 Adkins. Martha 110. 116, 195 Adkins. Pat 70, 103, I 10, 171 Akers. Iva 195 Akers. Jerry 157 Ak4a , Katin 171 AkefiL Marie 133 C, .iH. ■ Alexander. Lana 78, 101. 108. 183 Alexander. Michael Alexander. Shirley 100 S57 v. Amos, Janice 108, 113,483 Anders, Freda Anders, James 48, 87, 183 Anders, Lynn 133 Anders, Teresa 171 Anderson. David 80, 88. 90, 94, 157 AnseiraiJ Larry 116, 183 mold, Charles f ■ ■ ld. Jeff 44. 59, 101. 106, 195 told, Lisa 101, 195 mid. Mike 39, 63, 88, 196, ILL 157 mid. William le. Anthony 44, S3. 194, 195 itchley, Thomas: - . |L .tkins, Anthony 171 FAtkins. Barron 195 Atkins. Rhonda 157 Badger, Dianna 101, 100.’183 Bailey, Charles 54, 195 Bailey. Diana Bailey, Donald • ' ; Baiky, Patricia Baitev. Ronald Baker. Dayna 101, 115. 157 Baker, Teresa f8)101, 195 1 Baker. Teresa(iO) 101, 103, 104. 106, 109, 17 1 Baker, Tommy ! 16, 133 - Ball, Da,vid 88. Ball. Doug Bali. Ki: II. Li 11, Pal it 183 mm. 106, 171 Bali, Theodore 157 m Baithis, Gordon 39. 47, 53. 89, 94, J I01.1IU70.17I Baithis, Karen 55. 71. 78. 101. 110. 133. 152 Barb. Jay 171 Barb. Kathy 195 Barb, Vanessa 116, 195 Bare. Jeanne 78. 103, 104, 106, 195 Barger, Kitty 102, 183 Barger, Wayne 17! Barker, Amy 183 . Barker, Cathy 101, 107, 133 Barker, Daniel Barker, Deborah 133 Barker. Drema 101, 107, 133 Barker, Eva 86, 101. 110, 132, 134. 154 Barker, Gary 107, 171 Barker, Gordon 107, 134 Barker. Howard 195 Barker, James 157 Barker, Jeffrey 107, 195 Barker. Lewis 100, 157 Barker, Paula 30, 80, 110, 157 Barker, Steven 44, 54, 195 Barker, Vernon Barlow, Judy 101, 195 Barlow, Trina nett. Alvin 90, 107, 171 Bentley. Bruce 43. 63, 78, 92. 182, 183 Bentlev, Jo 34. 70, 72, 73, 80. 81. I 10, 156, 157. 159 Berry, Randy 39, 41. 80, 93. 94, 111; 134 Besase, Toni 195 Bettadapur, Shaila 54, 87, 92, 195 Bevins, Dennis 183 Bise, Donna 157 Black, Pam 134 Blackburn, Teresa 29, 96, 104, 157 Blackwell, Angela 103, 106, 195 Blackwell, Twana 34, 80, 88. 96, 158 Blalock, Randall 183 Blaylock, Amy 116, 183 Blaylock. Debbie 88, 101, 171 Blaylock, Joe 183 Blaylock. Nyoka 101, 195 Blaylock, Randy 102, 116 Blaylock, Robert 183, 195 Blaylock, Tammie 101, 195 Blaylock, Ted 134 Blevins, Barbara 102, 103, 108, 183 Blevins, Debra 100, 158 Blevins, Patricia (11) 100, 102, 108. 157 Blevins, Patricia (10) Blevins, Susan 101, 195 Boardwine, Kenny 183 . Bolling, Terry 158 Bdoher, Bobbie 35 Booher, Bobby 195 Booher, Clayton 183 Booher, Dru 101, 103, 104, 183 Booher, James 78, 158 Booher, John 195 Booher, Pamela 101, 104, 195 Bpoher, Pat 103, 171 Booher, Randy 56, 158 Booher, Steven (8) 195 Booher, Steven (8) 195 Booher. Steven (9) Booher, Tony Boothe, David 44, 195 Boothe, Randy 39, 59, 111, 158 Bprdwine, Karen 195 rdwine, Sally 88, 96, 104. 108, 183 tt, Carolyn -tt. Tereba 88, 195 ■wen, Karl 53 wers) Anthony wers, Cathy 102, 158 Owers. David 196 Bowers, Jacqueline 102, 183 Bowers, Karen 103, 196 Bowers, Toby 135, I Bowers, Wanda 101, 158 Bowman, Jeff Bowman, Mike Bowman, Richard 107, 195 Branham, Cathy 102, 103, 171 Branscome, Wayne 135 Branson, Chris 24, 102. 107, 17! Branson. Lori 55, 78. 88, 96, 101. 110. 171 Braswell, Mark 107, 183 Brent, Dennis 196 Brewer, Charlie Jessie 102, 172 Brewer, Danny 196 Brewer, Darrell 158 Brewer, Kenneth 101, 196 Brewer. Linda 80, 102, 158 Brewer, Mary Catherine 102, 103, 107 108.183 rewer, Penny 98, 101, 172 ewer. Phyllis 135 ewer, Robert ,wer, Scott 89, 92. 183 wer, Stephen 107, 135 rewer, Tammy 101, 113, 183 rewer, Terry 135 ighl, Barry bbv 107 12, 196 ' Burress, Brion 113, 172 ®IL? Byington, Donna 113, 116, 183 Byington, Jimmy 183 Byington. Ralph 172 ss, Philip 102. 137 .Susie 35, 78, 80.81.83. 84. 88, 96, 159 Counts. Timothy Byrd, Roxann 101. 196 P Cox. Chuck If 3 1 Cadle, Debbie 172 Cox, David 107, |84 Cadle, Loretta 101, 158 jJ Cox, Deborah 101. 103, 1 Cadle, Vickie 183 «Cox, Emily MMp Calloway. Kelly 38, 41.60,778, 7 % 94, ' ITox. Jimmy ■ 95. 10.1, 103. 111. 135,153 Camera ) Kathy Campbell, Angie 113, 183 | Campbell. Bilf 172 Campbell, Debra 98. 196 ? Campbell. Domty 39, 41, 13 J, 135 Campbell, Jeanette Campbell, Jimmy 102 If Campbell, Mark 107, 184 j Campbell, Mike 184 I Campbell, Pam 88, 184 Campbell, Sandra 136 I Camper, Douglas 158 I Canode, Richard 107, !72f Canter. Carolyn 101. 15X Canter. Cathy |. Canter, Danny 107 | Canter, David 107, 196 ]J Canter, Eric Canter, Freddie 196 i Canter, Michael 1 M Canter, Stanley 107, 196 !§ Canter, Terri 47, 71, 101, 103,’ 100 Canter, Thomas 100 Cappalli, Bob 43. 92, 184 Carper, Richard 116, 196 Carr, Susan 101, 116. 196 Carrier, Ted 172, 196 Carrier, Tina 108. 136 Carroll, Brenda 101, 158 Carroll, Debbie 101. 172 Carroll, Teddy 196 Carroll, Teresa 108, 172 § m Cox, Kenny; ox, Ram , ox, Ric Crabln 110, rane, Cribb, Bet Cross, An, Cross, Be Cross, Gai, Cross, M Cross, Wj Crouch, Crowe, Crusen Cullop, 184 Cunnin Cunnin Cunni 196. Cunn i® 92. 104, 159 8, 92. 101. 182, 106. 104, 116, 16. 184 IM Carter. Jimmy 53, 72, 87, 97, 103 Carter. Richard 196 Carter, Tim 38, 58, 78, 102, 182, 184 Carter, Tony 39, 55, 56. 89, 158 Carty, Barry 196 Caudill. Kenneth 107 Caudill, Teresa 30, 71, 110. 136 Chafin, Ricky 86, 92, 196 Childers, Robin 184 Childress. Du lev 136 Chorosevic. Anna 78. 88, .104, 17 Chorosevic, Jerrv4l,,78, 80. 9 95, 11 I. 15 1“ Christian, James !. Christian. Rid Church. Davii Clapp, David 100. Clark, jf Clark Clark, Clark] Clark! Clawson, Clay Clay ITU CJl dene LifclT dson. Car! 101. Coalson, Jill , Cochran. Theresa 101, 196 Colbert, Gwen 74, 89, 110. 184 Colbert, Terry 84. 106. 117. 136 Coldiron. Rickv 159 Cole. Gary 89, 92. 184 Cole, Jonathan 19b Cole, Suzanne 88, 90. 173 Cole. Sylvia 101, 115, 159 Colley. Pat 184 Colley, Robin 104. I 59 Collier, Robin 24. 74. 89. 101 .110. 182, 184 Collins. Joe 196 Collis. Tami 196 Combs. C.H. I 16. Conibs. Gary 87 Combs, John 102 107, 184 Comer, Mike 24, 59, 78. 79, 81. 89, 159. 161 Cooper. Alice 102. 110, 113, 159 Cooper. Joseph 97. 136 Corum. Vernon 45. 97. 103, 111,115, 137 Countiss. Becky 96. 104. 116, 184 Cunningham, Ricky 100 Cunningham. Sherri 173 Cunningham. Wendy 101 Dalton, Perry 71, 103, 106, 115, 173 Dameron, David 173 Davenport, Mike 115, 159 Davenport, Robert Davidson, Joan 31, 101, 173 Davidson, Lola 78, 80. 84, 85, 90. 96, 137 Davis, Angela 184 Davis, Brian 92. 196 Davis; Eddie 184 Davis, John 184 Davis, Susan 101, Dean, Cindy 196, Dean, Drema 196 Dean, Dwight 54 Dean, Mark 159 Dean, Richard 94, DeBord, Garnett 44, 197 DeBord, Herschel 159 Deering, Chuck 173 Denny, Apryl 88. 96. 106, US, 184 Denton, Bruce 84, 87. 94, 170 Denton. Darlene 98, 101. 104. 160 ackie 101, 106, 160 Hgamfe ' . . 94, 115, 173 159 6. i«4 Dinkens, Jeanie 101, 113, 184 Dinkens. Teresa 101, 173 Dishner, Lisa 87. 116, 197 Dishner, Patricia Kay 112. 197 Dixon, Kathy 106. 116, 117. 173 Dixon, Pat 70, 103, 173 Dolinger, Mary 92, 197 Doss, Jerry 197 Dotson, Sharon 101, 160 Dowell. Jeff 173 Draper, Mark 38, 40, 41,48. 49, 51. 55, 60. 78, 87. 93, 94, 95. 98, 137. 154 . Loretta 30. 112,138 i 78, 11 Dutton, Steve 39, 55, 101. Ill Duty, Cheryl 90, 93, 115, 116. Duty, Diane 78,90, 93. 115. 116, 138 Duty. ' Laurie 35. 46, 88. 90. 110. 115, 173 Student Directory Duly;, William 197 Dye, Keith 173 Dye, Theresa 78. 89. 70. 104. 160 Dyson, Darrell 30, 60, 90, 94, 111 Eades, Mark 173 Eades Pam 96,100, 116, 184 Eads, David 197 Eads, Gail 173 Eads, Marty 44, 54, 78, 194, 197 Eads, Ricky 160 Eads, Wayne 184 Easterly, Mary 160 Easterly, Neil ' 88,90, 106, 173 Easterly, Robert 107, 197 Eastridge, Jean 160 Eaton, David 107, 160 Eaton, Timmy 107, 197 Edwards, Renee 88, 98, 116, 160 Eller, Sandy 101. 109. 184 Elsea, Craig 49, 50, 78. 81,82, 83, 84 90.94. 159, 160, 161, 156 Emerson, Ronnie 38, 97. 160 Estep, Charles 102 Estep, Debbie 101, 106, 138 Estep. Glen 184 Estep, Will 160 Estep, Winford 160 Estes, Glen 160 Estes. Steve 53, 173 Farmer. Keith 48,49, 55. 78. 81, 88, 90,94,161 Farris, Anthony 100 Faulkner. Susan 103, 110, 113, 174 Faust, Connie 174 160 Felty, Helen 174 Felty, Patricia 101, 197 Felty, Teresa 197 Felty, William Ferguson, David 197 Ferski, Mark 197 Ferski, Philip 89, 93. 138 Fields, Charles 100, 138 Fields, Sue 101. 174 Finley, Carol 46. 84.88, 16! Fitzgerald, Junior 101, 107, 197 Fitzgerald, Leon 197 Fitzgerald, Pat 39, 41, 111, 138 Fleenor, Brenda Fleenor, Charles 44, 197 Fleenor. Danny Fleenor, David 31,78, 79, 80, 82, 83, 156, 161. 163 Fleenor, Debbie 104, 184 Fleenor, Donald Fleenor, Jayde 45, 91, 184 Fleenor, Jenny Fleenor, Joel 174 Fleenor, Kenneth 107, 197 Fleenor, Mark 89, 174 Fleenor, Phyllis 101, 197 Fleenor, Reba96, 106, 115, 184 Fleenor, Rita Fleenor, Ronald Fleenor, Sandra 101, 174 Fleenor, Susan 161 Fleenor Teresa 106.104, 185.98 nise 80, 135 ry 80,93, 138 ry 107, 197 erie 138 16i 106, 115, 174 5 84, 101, S09, 138 81,89. 102, 157, awn 29, 45, 70, 103. 110, 194, 197 , 185 44, 197 185 115, 138 ' , 80, 83, 84. 88, 94. 197 Gilmer, Ricky 00 Gobble, Barbara {“ B.J.”) 101. 108 185 Gobble. Ted • Godfrey. Donna 87, 198 Godfrey. Linda 30.80, 101, 106, 109 139 Godsey, Danny 30. 113, 138, 155 Gollehon. Karen 46, 71. 174 Gomer, Oral Goodman, Nancy 101, 108, 198 Goodson, Delmar 174 Goodson, Gary 90, 139 Goodson, Peggie 198 Gragg. Joe 101. 185 Grant, Andy 107, 139, 154, 174 Grant, Gary 198 Grant, Kenny 80, 93, 139 Grant, Ray Griffin, David 101, 103, 106, 174 Grizzle. Gary 100, 139 Grizzle, Mark 174 Grizzle, Nina Grogan. Dale 102. 185 Gross, Diane 101, 108, 185 Gross, Eddie Groves, Kennv 48. 49. 60, 81, 161 Grubb, Mike 45. 89, 174 Guffey. Karen 198 Guffey, Sharon 101, 112, 198 Gunning. Bruce 43, 45. 56. 59, 88, 185 Haderer, Sue 88, 103, 185 Hagy, Phyllis 198 Hagy, Teresa 47, 70, 110, 139 Hagy, Timothv 198 Hall, Brenda 139 Hall, Harvey Hall, Janice 174 Hall. Johnnv 139 Hall, Mike 87, 185 Halstead, Sharon 71, 84, 106, 174 Hammett, Larry 116, 185 Hanger, Timmy 103, 116, 198 Hanson, Frederick 198 TOansoiO uncu n Hardiman, Larry 93, 102, 140 Hardin, Guy 87, 185 Harless, David 185 Harless, Debra 185 Harless, Gay 140 Harless, Larry 56, 103, 107, 11 j | Harless, Patricia 101, 198 Harley, Carol 102, 104. 185 Harley, Donna 101. 103, 108, 198 Harley. Dwight 80. 115, 161 Harley. Edward 198 Harley, Kathy 102, 140 Harley, Montey Harley, Rhonda 175 Harley, Victor 87, 116, 198 Harlow, Danny 161 Harmon, Alvin 185 Harmon, Bobbie 45. 56, 175 Harmon. Cathy 140 Harmon, Debra 78, 103, 185 174 Harmo Harm Harmo; Harris, Harris, 106, 175 06. 116, 117, 175 185 175 18 5 98, no, 161 ,, 5.185 Helton, Janet 47, 55. 70. 78, 87, 101, 104. 110, 132, 140. 155 Helton. Lulu 140 Helton. Ronald 92, 186 Helton, Susie 102, 186 Henderson. Jerry 92, 116, 198 Henderson, Kent Henry, David 162 Henry, Mark 102, 186 Hensley, Donna 108, 198 Hensley, Janet 80, 84, 140 Hensley, Jeff Hensley, Leslie 107, 186 Hensley. Lisa 101, 108, 186 Hensley. Sue 100, 101, 106, 175 Hensley, Vickie 103, 108, 186 Herndon, Veda 89, 101, 175 Hickman, Donna Hickman, Gregory 198 Hickman, Michael Hicks. Chris 198 Hicks. Copev 53, 55, 63, 47, 78. 79. 89. 101, 170. 175, 94 Hicks. Rita 87. 90. 96. 110. 175 Hiler. Pam 89. 104. 186 Hill, Brenda 101. 109. 141 Hill, Jessee Hill, John 45, 56.87. 90, 93. 97, I I I, 141.153 Hill, Regina 186 Hilliard. Janet 141 Hilliard. Margaret 101. 107, 162 Hilliard, Shirley 198 Hilliard. Stanley 175 Hobbs. Debbie 141 Hobbs, Jeff 116, 186 Hobbs, Richard 198 Hobbs. Sharon 141 Hodgson, Boyd 107, 162 Hodgson, Ronnie 107. 198 Holbrook. Rhonda 89, 116, 186 Holden, Darlene 46, 78, 104, 110, 162 Holmes. Cheryl 35, 103, 175 Holmes, Michael 186 notmes neffia ™ Holt, David 162 Hood, Becki 78, 80, 81, 88, 102, 156, 162 Hopkins, Greg 89, 186 Hopkins, Mark 198 Horne, Susan 80, 93, 102, 132, 141. 155 Horner. Jackie 101, 175 Horner, Patsy 102, 186 Hoss, George 100, 162 Houser, Cecilia 198 Houser, Chris 43. 175 Houser. Gary Houser. Jennie 78. 80, 84. 85. 104. 105, 156, 161, 162 Houser, Lila 101. 198 Houser, Monty 43, 63, 175 Houser, Richard Houser, Terry 102, 141, 155 Howard, Robert 199 Howard, Rodney 54. 199 Howell, Rita Carol 101, 108. 186 Huber, Roberta 14! Huckaby, Debbie 199 Hughes. Allen 100, 102, 175 Hughes, Barbara 101. 109, 113, 141 Hughes, Calhv (10) 102, 175 Hughes. Cathy (12H 41 “ Hughes, t Hughes, m ties •Hughes, ' Linda : 109. 162.-; -a ssu sal m Hughes, Kimberl ' ■ .Hughes, ' m Hawkins. Cathy 5.5, 110.140. 3 53 Hawkins, Charles 102 Hawkins, Debbie 29, 78, 89, 140 Hawkms,, ' ” ' ' Hawkins, Hawki Hawtt Mushes,, Hughes, Ricky Hughes. Sandra Humphrey, Teres Humphrey, Tony 1 Hunsueker. Judv ‘ 186 . Hunsueker, Lee 117, 162 112, 198 Hawe Hawd Hayden Hayden, Hayden, Haydent 1 Bayter, Cary 106, 198 Heart,.Dawn 103. 106, 116, 194, 198 a 87, 116. 198 Hurley, Steve 39, 48. 5 SJ62 Hutchinson, George 116 Hutchinson, Greg 89, 92, 186 . Hutton, Cindy 101, 108, 175, 186 Hutton,-Ginger ' 101,308 Hyler, Mark 78,97, 102, I Ingle, David 48,49, 51, 162 Ingle, James 162 Ingle, Jeffrey 54. 199 ingle. Patty 108. 175 Jaap, Diana 96, 186 Jaap, Ron 43, 175 Jackson. Abby 47, 88, 110, 186 Jackson, Debbie 47. 186 Jackson. Fred 199 James. Larrv 31. 39. 40.41, 78. 80, 88. 90.93.94.95. 154 James, Leisa 78. 79, 84, 88, 106. 115, 117, 170. 176 .lank ins. Lurry 38. 48. 49, 55, 60. Ill, 1 4 2, i (52 ' : .lessee. Carla 84, 162 Jessee. Pamela 78, 84. 96. 102, 142 Jessee. Vera 24. 25, I 10. 156, 162 Johnson. Darrell 43. 56, 59, 186 Johnson. Darius. 38.41.55, 78. 132. 142. 152 | ' ||| Johnson. Debbie 32, 83, 84. 162 Johnson, James 113. 176 Johnson, Mark 44. 89, 199 Johnson, Phil 39, 63, 170, 176 Johnson, Richard 89, 199 Johnson, Robbv92, 187 Johnson. Tammy 74, 96, 103, 187 Jones, James 142 Jones. Rhonda 78. 84. 89, 96. 102, 142 Jones, Richard 102, 176 Jones, Robin 103, 199 Jones, Ronald Jones, Susie 110, 162 Jordan. Lisa 112, 176 Keene, Dianne 187 Keene. Kenneth Keesee, Danny 44. 199 Kegley. Jeffrey 44, 199 Kegley, Robbie 82,94 Keith, Carolyn 101, 176 Keith, Debbie 87, 112, 142 Keller, Lewis 176 Kennedy, Anita 101, 108, 187 Kennedy, Carolyn Kennedy, Jeanette 102, 176 Kennedy. Kim 24, 25, 29. 55. 80. 96. 110, 156. 162 Kennedy. Michael 48. 49, 60. 61 Kennedy. Steven 44, 199 Kesner, Deborah 112, 199 Kestner, Steve 176 Ketron, Darrell 100 Ketron, Judy 163 Ketron, Pam 163 Ketron. Terry 163 Krikman, Alex 199 Kirkman, Donna Kiser, Debbie 101, 142 Kiser, Gloria Denise 55, 106, 176 Kiser. Jeff 45, 47. 101. 106, 176 Kiser. Kathy 176 ,, Kiser, Mike 39, 88, 97..JI I. 163 Kiser, Richard 100 , O Kit miller. Candv 29J89, 98. 11.0. 160, 163 Kit miller. Tummy 89. I0J. 116, 187 Kit miller. Terry 116. 176 Klahn, Ann 163 Knittel. Mike 48, 49, 142 Knott. Cyndy Kress, Bob 44. 87, 199 Lagasse. Cindy 74, 78. 101. 103, 110. 182.187 Lagasse, Danny 44, 86. 199 Lagerholm. Marianne 46,78 80. 110. MjylP wjssmw Lane, Agnes Lane. Anthony Lange, Lindy 101. 104 Lange Sandy 100. 163 Larrison, Kathy 104, 187 Latham, Diane 89, 107, 108. 112, 113, 187 Latham. John 100 Latham, Randy 102, 176 LaTragna, Mike 107, 116, 187 Laughlin, David 199 Laughlin, Evelyn 142 Lawson. Marsha 104, 143 Lawson, Michelle 104, 10.5, 17fc Layell, Jo Ann Leah. Mark Leah, Rebecca 143 Ledbetter, Marcus Leonard, Allen 176 Leonard, Becky 78, 84, 163 Leonard, Charles , David , Di.mna.47. 101, ;, James 107, 199 116; 199 Student Directory Leonard, Jeff 143 Leonard, Karen 199 Leonard, Michael 163 ils Leonard, Nelson Leonard, Paul 143 Leonard, Penny 104, 199 Leonard. Randy 81, 102, 163 m Leonard, Robert 44, 199 f Leonard, Roger 1071199 Leonard, Shern 101 , Leonard, Terry (9) 53, 87. 101, 107. Leonard. Terry (1 2) Leonard, Tommy 176 Leonard, Wayne 45, 89. 102, 176 Lester, Andrew 54, 199 Lester, John Lester, Kevin 90, 115. 163 Lester, Martha 90,104 ' Lester, Vickie 143 Lew is. Billy 107, 176 Lewis. Mary 113 Lilly, Elaine 116 Lilly, Glenda 199 Lilly, Kathy 92. 116, 199 Liliey. Leisa 80,87, 102,1 Linkous. Bryan 92, 102, 181 Lirmeo, Jeff 92, 199 Little. David 107, I Little. Elizabeth 45; Little, Mary 18 Loggans, Jonathan Long, Beverly 85. Long, Debbie lb ' Long, Dennis 53. !8®§| Long, Glenn 107, 187. Loudy. Jimriiv M • • Lachkii, Debbie 163 Lunsford, Donna 101, 1,8.! 13. Lunsford. Norris | H Lynch, Janet 199 Lynch, M. ra 164 ' M Lyons. Pam 176 ' ' • J® Mabc, Bobby 44, 92, 194, 199 Mabe. Larry 59, 102. 1 i r, i64 Maiden. Candy 78. 81, 84, 102, 164, ,199 McCroskey. Sharon 98, lOi. 106, 177 Me Derm a id, Gay V’ ' McGlothlin, Terry 100 ' McGrady, Leigh 89, 95 ; McHenry, Theresa 164 Mcllvaine, David 107, 188 Mcllvaine, Lisa 88, 116, 200 McMillan. Janet 96, 109, 100, I McMurrav, Karen 112, 177 McNally, Mike 49, 63, 164 McNamara. Judy 29, 72, 73. 89, IQ, 144 JSm Me New. Bruce I McNew, Donna 200 McNew. Lisa Robin 101 : 107 ! 188 McNew. Mike McNew, Sherry 101,108, 177 McReynolds, Donna 200; McReynolds, Wanda Meade, Brenda 101. J 88 Meade. Gilmer 38, 55, 56. 63. 78.9 2, Li 1.1,82. 188 Meade, Ronald 44, 200 Melvin, Kenneth 100, 144 Meredith. Jasa.es Michael 86. 116, 200 - Meredith, Pam 4, 102.144 Messer, Darrell 38,60,61. 107, 164, 169 ..NfesserfTony 53, 63, 107, 177 Messick. Debbie 101. 106, 109. 164 Messsck, Gregg 100 Messick, Mike 188 , Messick, Monte 177 Millard, Brenda 101, 177 Millard. Curtis 188 s Mtilard, Darrel! 177 Millard, Deborah 200 filiard, Karen 103, 110. 1 ... tiRard, Lir.da 78; 87, 177 : 6 ■ Millard, Pam 101, 188 ’ 12, 200 Miller, Charles. 177 Miller, Jenny 104, 106, i 16, Miller. Larry 164 177 Malcolm, Theresa 188 Malloy, Kimberley 199 Malone, Phyllis 101, 188 Malone. Shirley 102, 106, 143 Mann, Clara 177 Mann. Jesse 101, 116, 199 Marion, Johnny 93,97, ill, 143 Marsh, Gloria 144 Marsh, Janice 188 Marshall, Sandy 188 Marshall, Teresa 108, 164 Martin. Bruce 102, 177 Martin, Greg 80, 90, 93, 106, 115, 144 Martin, Sidney 199 Mason. Karen 110, 199 Matthews, Bob 177 Matthews, Timothy 107, 188 Maxwell, Bobby 100 Mayne, Lonny 1643 Mayne, Tina 101, 199 Mays, Alicia Mays, Angela 100. 116 Mays, Larry 50 , Mays, Pam 78, 79. 80, 88.98, 110, 115. 117, 156. 164 MeBroom, Andy 200 ' McCall. Jeff 164 McCall. Marty 200 W McCann, Nancy 101. 10$ 113, 188 ' McCauley. Cindy 87, 101. 110, 115, 176 m McCauley, Ricks McChesnev. Joe 38. 78, 94, HI. 144 153 McChesney, Marcia 86, 101, 188 McClanahan, Charles McCloud, Liesa 188 McCloud, Susan 164 McCormick. Starla 112, 200 McCracken, Dexter 107. 177 McCracken. Freda 92. 188 McCracken, Hope 101, 188 McCracken, Kathy 200 McCracken. Mike 164 McCracken, Vivian 101, 200 McCray, Diane 88, 92, 115, 116, 188 McCroskey. Blake 44. 200 McCroskev. Debbie 88, 98. 103, 106, IKK Met roskey. Donna 200 Miiier, Paul 45, 59. 97, 103, 111, 164 Miller, Robert 45, 59, 88, 92, 188 Miller, Tammie 188 Millhorn, Benita92, 98, 104, 188 M ills, Doug 48, 49, 64, 65, 111, 144 Minnick, Freddie Minnick, Joseph 188 Mitchell, Ricky 200 Monk, Vanessa 177 Montgomery, Roger Moody, Danny 78, 87, 200 Moore, Dennis 200 Moore, Janice Moore, Jimmy 106, 177 Moore, Kathy 112, 200 Moore. Mary 113, 188 Moore. Rebecca 100, 144 Moore, Tammie 200 Moore. Tint j00 Morenings, Imanuel 45, 188 Morenings, Maranatha98, 101. 110, 164 Morgan. Gary Morgan, Mark 113, 188 Morgan, Penelope 101. 109, 164 Morgan, Sandra 86. 101, 144 Morris. Jeanni 29, 90. 96, 89, 110, 135, 177 Morris, Ronnie 188 Morrison. Janaline 78, 106, 116. 200 Morrison. Vicki 88, 102. 106, 164 Mosberg. Monica 29. 83, 84, 106, 112. 116. 188 Mueller, Debbie 98 Mullins, Mullins, Mullins, Mu llii Mullins. Ronnie 48, 49, 52, 63. 107, 177 Mullins, Valerie 165 Mumpower, Chester 177 Mumpower, Danny 39,41, 60, 94, 101. Ill, 144 ‘Mumpower. Darlene 165 Mumpower. Debbie 101, 106, 109. 115,165.98 Mumpower, Mike 102. 177 Mumpower, Trinka 145 Mumpower. Wayne Murray, Gerald 189 Murray, Jay 189 Murray, Kathy 189 -jgtfVlurray, Loretta “ iVIurray, Mark Murray, Pam 103, 200 urray, Sharon array, Susan 189, 200 jppSSMurray, Teresa 200 |®iSM urray, Terry i 89 ' usselwhite, Deloris 100, 165 usselwhite, Jack ussick, Betty 200 ash, Sandy 45, 165 Neal, Kathy 103, 200 Necessary, Anita 200 Necessary, David 86, 189 ecessary, Dexter 145 ecessary Donald (8)44, 200 ecessary, Donald 103 ecessary, Tracy 80, 86, 93, 145, 154 ecessary, Virgil eese, Beckv 70, 72, 73, 82, 84, 85, 101,104,110,165 r eeves, Lynn 46, 70, 80, 88, 104, 1 10, 165 K ester, Paulette 101, 106, 165 ewland, Ernie 24, 43, 63, 111 IMNewman, Elizabeth 88, 98, 177, 189 Newman, Kyra Nicholson, Carol 81, 86, 145 Nicholson, LeRoy 102, 107, 200 Nixon, Donald 178 Noonkester, Dennis 145 Noonkester, Georgia 178 Noonkester, Mike 100. 165 IN orris, Brenda 100, 165 JjNorth. Anne 200 SNbrton, Brenda 104, 113, 189 Norton, Sherry 104, 165 Nunez, Becky 30, 71, 98, 101, 106, 112, 113, 115, 116, 178 Nunley, Allen 145 Nunley, Belinda 47, 110, 165 Nunley, Linda 108, 145 Nunley, Tad 200 Odum, Caro! 101, 108 Odum, David Odum, Dennis Odum, Hunter 89, 101, 106, 178 Odum, Kimberly 92, 98, 112, 194, 200 Odum, Paul 200 Odum, Tony 165 Ogle, Burt 88, 90, 97, 16S Orfield, Johnny 200 Ornduff, Lynn 145 Osborne, Debbie 100, 165 Osborne. Jean Osborne, Mike 56, 57 Osborne, Ronnie 189 Osborne, Teresa Otey, Janet 28, 29, 81, 165 Owens, James 43, 88, 189 ens, Janet 110, 178 ens, Kathy (9) 108, 113, 189 ens, Kathy (10) ens, Linda (11) 29, 55, 70, 72, 73, 78, 89, 104, 166 Owens, Linda (12) 80, 90. 104, 115, 116, 146 Owens, Paula 108, 200 Owens, Patsy 46, 47, 70. 101, 110, 178 wens, Teresa 101, 108, 112, 200 ack. Jay 200 Mil ii iif - ack , Jeff 146 tUP 1 NcPardridge, Joann 106, 200 iBSlpPardridge, Kent ! arker, Dennis 56. 59, 82, 88, 90. 94, agfl 95, 166 arks, Mike 100 arris, Phil 81,82, 83 arsell, Julie 96, 103, 110, 189 arsons. Billie 35, 46, 70, 101, 110, 115, 166 arsons, David 200 parsons, Mark 45, 166 arsons, William Patton, Mary Beth 80, 88, 166 ‘%ayne, John 59. 200 eltier, Mark 44, 54, 200 City, Amy 70, 110, 166 endergrass, Brenda 78, 109. 146 endergrass, Joann 178 Pen ley, Vanessa 101, 201 Pennington, David 38, 53, 63, 78. 102, ; 111,182,190 VPennington, Marjorie 103, 109, 190 Peters, Dwight Peters, Jeffrey Phelps, Benjy 39, 41, 56, 60, 106. Ill, 146 Phelps, Dawne 116, 178 Phillips, Candy Phillips, Darlene 101, 178 Phillips, Darrell Phillips, Debbie 166 Phillips, Dennis 78, 107 Phillips, Janie Phillips, Linda 178 Phillips, Pamela 180 Phillips, Ricky 86, 201 Phillips, Robin 88, 166 Phillips, Teresa (10) 178 Phillips, Teresa (11)100, 166 Phipps, Barbara 110, 178 Phipps, Carl 44, 103, 201 Phipps, Debbie 29, 116, 166 Picklesimer, Robert 89, 178 Pingo, Jessica 201 Pingo, Susan 146 Pippin, Barbara 108, 201 Pippin, Sherman 190 Pittler, Susan 178 Poe, Carl Poe, Debra 102 Poe, Myron Poe, Raymond 201 Pope, Donna 103, 109 Poston, Lee 201 Po 178, 201 Prfcel ' N ' eta Pruitt, Brenda 86, Puckett. Dianna 1( Pullins, Terri 70, 8 . Quesenberry, Cindy 102, 146 Quesenberry, Joan 89. 92, 108, 116, 190 Quesenberry, Richa Quillin, John 54, 201; Raines, Denver 90, 93, 146 Raines, Durel! 43, 190 Ramsey, Tony 107, 190 Randall, Keith 146 Rankin, Mike ■ JRankins, Betsy 87, 101, 116, 201 Rasnake, Loretta 190 I Rasnake, Roger 147 p Rasnake, Teresa 166 Ratcliff, Susan 29, 96, 102, 190 Ratliff, Vicky 89, 90. 110, 166 Ray, Guy Rector, Ricky 201 Reece, Danny 190 Reece, Mike 100, 178 Reece, Terry Reed, Clarence 190 Reed, David Reed. Sharon 101, 147 Reeves, Donnie 92, 115, 201 Reich, Stephan 53, 190 Reid, Barry 102, 107, 178 Reid, Mike 102, 166 Reynolds, John 201 Reynolds, Mary 84, 90, 147 Rice, John 147 Richard, Darlene 178 Riddle, Danny 107, 201 Ridgeway, Timmy 178 Ringley, Charles Ringley, Gary 178 Ringo, Marie Ritenour, Vickie Roark, Jessie Roark, Keith 116, 190 Roark, Parker 100, 166 Roark, Ricky 90, 147, 154 Roark, Theresa 147 Roberson, Regina 88, 110, aberts, Anr StiHent Directory Rock, Judy 166 Rock, Kathy 100, 178 Rock, Marty 107, 190 Rock, Michael 107 Rock, Patty 112, 201 JMMK Roe, Debbie 101. 166 Roe, Patricia 101, 201 Roe, Regema 74, 78, 106, 178 Roe, Ronald 107, 178 Rohr, Randy 92, 107, 200 Rohr, Terry 103, 109, 190 Rose, Barbara 148 • . Rose, Becky 167 ff ' 44 ' Rose, Beverly 88, 92, 116, !91 Rose, Gail 178 Rosembalm, Andy 191 Rosenbalm, Christine 191 Rosenbaum, James 102, 107, 178 Rosenbaum, Patsy 108, 191 Rowe, Debbie 108, 191 Ruble, T tm 43 Russ, Freddie Russ. Patsy 101, 191 Ruttyon, Donald 53, i03, 178 Russell, Jeff 59. 116, 191 Rust, Dale 102, 191 Rust. William 201 Rutherford, Jack 107, 178 Rutter, Lisa 166 167 111 Rynes, Scotty 167 Salyer, Brenda 178 Salyer. Darlene 29, 167 Salyer, Darrell 107 Salyer, Dennis 41, 147 Salyer, Ernest Salyer, Rona 101, 201 Sams, Ricky 87, 106, 115, 167 Sandefur, Brenda 84,98, 167 Sandefur, Ernest 191 Sandefur, James 107, 179 lenders. Kim 89, 102 148- Sanders, Pamela 116, 201 Savinskv, Matt 31,80, 82, 83, 87,88, 94, 167 Savinsky, Meg 92 96. 110, 191 Savinskv, Pat 92, 201 Scardo, Larry Scardo, Terry 179 Schoeff, James Schoenhardt, Lisa 20! Schunke, Neil 83, 191 Scyphers, Steve 115, 179 Senter, Richard 43. 107, 179 Sexton, Bill 38, 41, 148 Smith, Becky Smith, Billy Smith, Danny (8) 44, 148 Smith, Danny (11) 102, 167 Smith, Danny (12) Smith, Darrell 201 Smith, Eddie 90. 115, 179 Smith,Frankie 100, 148 Smith, Gilmer 167 Smith, Janice 179 Smithy-Jay Smith, Joe 88, 90. tOfcOJb, I Smith, Jimmy 45. 59 89 3,® 167 Smith, Karen 101, 167 Smith, Margaret 29, IQF, 103,-109, 191 Smith, Mildred 101. 16 7 Smith, Pam 92, 104, 108 . 115, 116 . 191 Smith, Sammy (12) 149 Smith, Sammy (9) 87 Smith, Terry 59, 168, 191 Smith. Terryl 78, 98. 101, 110, 115, 191 Smith, Timothy 202 Smith. Tina 179 Snader, Jeanie 98, 101, 116, 202 Snader, Marsha 30. 80. 100, 149 Snead, Teresa 100, 154 Snodgrass, Mike 43, 63, 179 Sorah, Jackie 107, 149 Sourbeer, Betty 102, 191 Sourbeer, Cindy 88, 202 Sourbeer, Penny 86, 90, Sourbeer, Robert Mark Spahr, Harvey 107, Spahr, Rose 107 Sparf, Judy 116, 179 Soarf. Sandee +• Spires, Steve 78,79,80,90. 93. 94. 149. 152 Sproles, David Sproles. Debbie (10) 29,78, 101, 106, 116, 117, 170, 179 Sproles, Debbie (8) 108,202 Sproles, Eddie 106. 115, 149, 152 Sproles. Jeffrey Sproles, Johnny 180 Sproles, Kenneth 100 Sproles, Rex 107. 202 Sproles, Sandy 29, 96, 103, 110. 180, 191 Sproles. Sandra 101 Tabor. Tim 64. 65, 111. 150 , Tate, Billy 100. 102, 180 Tate, David 107 Tate, Debbie 71, 115, 180 Tate, Donna 47, 87. 115, 192 Tate, Earvin 150 Tate, Judy 101, 180 Tate, Pam 101, 180 Tate, Valery 168 Tate, Vernon 168 110, 169 181 Tay lor, Debbie 24, 80. 86, 101, 132, 150, 152 Taylor, Garry (11) 168 Taylor, Gary ' (lO) 102, 107, 180 Taylor. James 59, 100, 168 Taylor, Jane 192 Taylor. Sherrie 150 Tench, Tony 43. 48. 142 Terry. Steve 100. 150 Tester. Mark Tester, Mike 192 Tester. Rachel 101, 150 Thomas, Dennis 100, 180 Thomas, Donna 102, 104. 181 Thomas. Gary 100 Thomas, Wilda 150 Thompson, Amy 92, 94, 110. 192 Thompson, Catherine Thompson, Gregory 54, 202 Thompson, Joe 54,92, 202 Tignor, Kent 181 Tignor, Robin 101, 103, 104, 106 Tittle William Tittle. William Toilet, Kaelu 47, 89, 108, HO. 116, 192 Townes, Teresa 202 Triplett, Sandy 192 Trivette, Billie Trivitt, Douglas Turner, Tanya Turner, William 168 Tweed, Fred 192 Vance, Debbie 101. 109, 150 Vance. Sherry 192 Vanhook, Diane 92, 103 Vanover, Danny 168 Vaughn, Bobby ™e™on,Ttavraatf Vaught, Ellen 89. 92, 108. I Venable. Mike 38, 40. 41.4 Venable, Ricky 93, 155 Venable, Teresa 150, 155 Vencill. Steve 192 Vermillion, Carolyn 80, 90. Vermillion, Laura 88 16 1 155 Widner. Mark Widner, Pat 78.96. Widner, Patrick Widner, Shelia 192 Widner, Timothy 89,92. 202 Williams, Betty 103 , 202 Williams, Don 169 Williams, Janice 47. 70, 88, 101, Williams. Ricky 100. 169 Williams, Sherry 101, 112, 202 Williams, Teresa (11)55, 84, 101, 110. 169 W ' illiams. Teresa (10) 78, 84, 87, 98. 101, 106, 170, 181 Wilson, David 181 Wilson, Jimmy 193 Wilson. Raymond 38,41, 55. 78.79, 111.132,151 Wilson. Ricky 44, 202 Wilson, Susan 102. 103, 151 Wingate, Terry 43, 89 Wingerter. Steve 151 Witt, Cynthia 103, 104,92, 202 Witt, Jeff 31, 88, 90.91,94, 169 Witt, Tod 181 Wolfe, Kathy 101. 109, 18! Wood, Kenny Wood, Mary 101,202 Wood. Paul 108. 181 W ' ood, Ronald 202 Wood, Tom Woodard, Mark 18! Woodard, Tammie Woodby, Eva 102 Woodby, Leda92, 193 Woodby, Sandra 102 Woodward, Varina 80. 84, 87, 90. 151 Worlev, Becky 181 Worley, Dale 102, 107 Worley, Darryl 92 Worley, Deborah 101, 113, 193 Worley, Delta 98. 104, 193 Worley. Karen 193 Worley, Mike 181 Worley, Rickv 202 Worley. Rita (9) 92, 108, 115, 193 Worley. Rita(10) 181 Worley, Roger Wright, Betty 181 Wright, David 100. 151 Wright, Johnny Wright, Linda 88. 96, 104, 110. 115, 169 Wright, Steve 44, 59 chard Seymore, Shaffer, Bed Shaffer, Beverly 1 Shaffer. Brenda 19 Shaffer, Debbie 108, I Shaffer. Ella 20! Shaffer, jimmy Shankel, Mike 191 Shankel, Sandy 103, 191 01 , 102 . a I ? MSHHHil ; , ■ reg 39,48. HI. 169 , ; ‘‘ 39,41,56, 101. Hi. 15! 83.™ « Vcl el 44. 87.92, 202 , 39,53. 87, 94, -7,202 1,59,92:193 Sheffield, S- Shelley, C 167 Shelley, Janet Shell, Shelio: Shepher, Sherfey. G Sherfev, Pam Shipp. Jerry Shorn, ortt. J iefl $h 107, 169 ,43.56,59, 181 9J SproTeSr ' fWfTtn 59 TO Vestal. Steve it 8 Sproles, Sproles. BPS Stanley. Jeff) Stanley, Jerry Stanley, Mark: Stark, Kathy j Stark. Rhoiidi 168 J9| Statzer, Darrs Statzer. Wayr Stevens. Pat 1 Stevens, Sand, Stevens, Sherr Stevens, T arnr Stewart, Do tin Stewart, Lisad Steward, Pant Stewart, Rog| Stine, K. rctt’S i49 Jam mm, no. i69 192 §PS,181 frah 89.92, 104, 192 rtherine 101, 202 JriciaJ04; J69 irk 44, 92, 202 san 101, 192 Mark 81, 107, 150 Phil 100, 169. 202 Craig 89, 192 ' Phil 54. 87 Rickv 78. ST 87, 90,93 Yo 5, 96 ’mm 43, 53, 103 Stover. Stro ark 192 Suit! 6, 109, wmttaKer, u Wjdcner. Dm pldener, Jog Widner, Abd Widner Jg| Widnettgfeavs Widner. Earn .. .r 4 | W-v ■ - 4 HiH J9H : V • V.. M m | : P BUSINESS Abingdon Dodge, Inc. Abingdon Tile Akard Funeral Home Arnold’s jewelers Balfour Jewelers Ball Brothers Bare Brothers Bassett’s Dairy Bar Bbn Franklin Store Bi-Rite Super Market Blevins Tire and Recapping Robert C. BoswedTTnc®®® Bristol Sign Company Bullock’s Drug Store Burroughs Shoes . r.; Campbell Mo tors Carmen ' s Carriage Hill Apartments Christy’s Clark Radio Supply Clifton Insurance Agency Cole Nursery Crabtree Buick-Pontiac Delta Truck Center Denham, Kenny and Cindy Gibbons DePriest, Steve DeVauIt’s Inc. Draper, Mark Eades Florist Farmbest, Inc. First National Exchange Bank Gatton Chevrolet Graham Bible Book Store Greer and Son Jewelers Bob F. Griffin, Inc. Gurley’s Homestead House Guy’s Fabric Shop Haga ' s Auto Sales Hamilton ' s Antiques and Salvage Hargis Flowers and Gifts Harmon, Joe Hedgerow Hill Nursery Henderson Funeral Home Helton’s Store Hicks, Ralph (Mr. and Mrs.) High Point Grocery Houser, Mason (Mr. and Mrs.) Humphrey’s Flowers Interstate Bowl Jeannine’s Fabric Joann’s Beauty Shop M ,yn m Mason s j Malco Max in McCroskey, De Mills, Doug Moonlite Drive-In Nettie Lee One Hour Martinizing Palmer Mullins Dollar Store Raty Lumber Company Wo pie ' s Drug Store C. R. Quesenberry, Inc. Remine Gobble Reynolds Metal Co. D. B. Ryland Salem Carpet Mills Security Feed and Seed Co. Shoney’s Simcox. Auto Repair Singleton Auto Parts Singleton, Garland (Mr. and Mrs.) Skyland Motel Southeastern Music Southern Motors Southern States Cooperative Stat er Cafeteria Suburban Shoe Center Tri-Cities ' Auto Brokers Tri-City Bank Ta in Ciu Auto P in , Twin City Federal Twin City Welding Company Uni vac V alley dale Valley Drive Drug Vann Equipment Company Westinghouse, Wherry’s Nursery Whitten Electric Williams and Stophel Distributing Woodward Food Market Yellow Coach Lines BfiLkiau EN the future depends on you. and you can depend on us to help you build it. First National Exchange Bank A Dominion Bankshares Bank BRISTOL LINCOLN — MERCURY SALES To get a good job — get a GOOD Education Sales Parts 2033 West State Street Service Bristol, Virginia Jeannine’s Fabrics Carriage Hill Apartments Leroy Hull Co., Inc. P Palmer Muliin’s Dollar Store A 1875 Lee Highway People ' s Drug Store Bristol, Virginia Kenny Denham and Cindy Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Mason Houser T 669-291 1 Mr. and Mrs. Garland Singleton R Steve DePriest Mark Draper O Luxury Apartments Joe Harmon N Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hicks c 2 Bedrooms Debbie McCroskey 1 1 2 Baths Doug Mills Modern Kitchens CAFETERIA Cameras Film Flashbulbs Projectors Cards Gifts Compliments of Singleton Auto Parts, Inc. Areas Leading Photographic Store Super-market shopping for your automotive needs ‘Kelly Qtfcen Bristol, Va. 24201 210 Abingdon Bristol Clintwood Haysi Lebanon Marion Westinghouse Wire Division The World s Most Modern Magnet Wire Faeility Westinghouse Electric Corp. Wire Division P. O. Box 869 “An Equal Opportunity Employer Tri-City Auto Brokers 8th and Anderson Bristol, Tenn. 968-4931 “Where you can find the Tri-Cities’ cleanest used cars’’ Owners: Gene Blackburn Joel Leonard Southern States Bristol Cooperative, Inc. 1313 Euclid Ave. Bristol, Virginia 24201 Feed—Seed—Fertilizer Abingdon, Virginia 24210 Security Feed Seed Co. 425 Volunteer Parkway P. O. Box 3184 Bristol, Tennessee Security Feeds — Seeds — Fann Supplies Phone — 764-8721 Chaucey DeVault, President Athletic and Recreational Equipment Bristol, Virginia BULLOCK’S DRUG STORE Dial 669-3136 Bristol, Virginia Lee Garden Shopping Center Maxine’s Ceramic Shop Route 2, Wyndale Road Abingdon, Va. 24210 Phone 628-7083 (1 mile Above Wyndale) Greenware, Bisque, Paints, Brushes, etc. Free Instruction Open: Tuesday Wednesday Thursday BRISTOL SIGN COMPANY Designers Manufacturers of ELECTRICAL IDENTIFICATION • PLASTIC SIGNS • TRUCK LETTERING • COMMERCIAL LETTERING • SILK SCREEN • MAGNETIC SIGNS • FULL LINE OF METAL PLASTIC LETTERS Si FREE ESTIMATES RENTALS FULLY ILLUMINATED PORTABLE SIGNS W FLASHING LIGHTS WEEKLY OR MONTHLY RENTALS 669-0811 604 COMMONWEALTH AV. BRISTOL, VA The Princess Shop Lingerie and Accessories Mrs. Edaleen M. Black 1352 Lee Highway Bi-Rite Super Market Route 5 466-2851 Between Long John Silver’s and Hardee’s Bristol, Virginia Reynolds Metals Company (Can Division) 750 Old Abingdon Hwy. Bristol, Virginia 24201 Tel. (703)466-2261 Malcolm’s Meat Service Randolph Street Bristol, Virginia 628-7881 Henderson FUNERAL CHAPEL Abingdon, Virginia Simcox Auto Repair Corner Fairview Mass. Ave. Automatic Transmission and General Auto Repair Compliments of L. G. B a 1 f o u r Company Your Official School Jeweler Skyland Motel HEDGEROW HILL NURSERY WHOLESALE - RETAIL Highway 11 Phone 669-0166 Bristol, Virginia y � Operated by Dwayne and Elizabeth Orfield 214 Dial 669-4474 5060 Lee Highway BRISTOL. VIRGINIA mm Compliments of QUALITY PRINTERS, INC. BEN FRANKLIN STORE FRIENDLY SERVICE 495 Airport Road Bristol, Virginia ABINGDON, VIRGINIA Gurley’s Compliments of Homestead House, Inc. “Home of Ethan Allen Furniture” High Point Grocery Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tennessee Compliments of One Hour Martinizing Bristol Plaza Bristol, Virginia Compliments of Salem Carpet Mills, Inc. 408 Stagecoach Road Bristol, Virginia Clifton Insurance Company 283 West Main Street Abingdon, Virginia Phone 628-3183 Phone 703-466-2077 215 Kiser Furniture Co., Inc. 619 West Main Street Abingdon, Virginia GREER SON JEWELERS “Gifts of Distinction” Phone 628-3672 Abingdon, Virginia 24210 u hen you think of clothes, think of . . -Bristol, tepmkmce Bob Wherry’s Nursery, Inc. Compliments of Joann’s Beauty Shop Below Westinghouse Plant on Wyndale Road in Abingdon 628-6897 Compliments of BASSETT ' S DAIRY BAR Cumming’s Street Abingdon, Virginia “Operated by Polly Jim Cumbow” Compliments of Arnold’s jeweler’s “Gifts That Last” 321 West Main Street Abingdon, Virginia Phone 628-3781 “say it with flowers” 5045 Abingdon Highway Bristol, Virginia Dependable Landscaping, Planting and Maintenance Service Container Grown Nursery Stock a Speciality Robert Wherry, Owner Manager Phone: 669-6432 669-6741 Hargis Flowers and Gifts 216 464 E. Main St. Abingdon, Va. Ph.628-3181 Main Street Lebanon, Va. Ph.889-2831 MILK — ICE CREAM AM) TRUST COMPANY Blountville — Bristol — Kingsport — Pines Flats Southern Motors, Inc Volkswagon Authorized Dealers Abingdon Highway Bristol, Virginia 669-7161 COMPLETE AREA —WIDE SERVICE WHITE 24 HOUR WRECKER DODGE SERVICE COLE NURSERIES DELTA TRUCK CENTER, INC. Phone 11-W I-81 968-4177 Bristol, Tenn. Ornamentals . . . Lawns Route 1, Bristol, Virginia Jack Cole Phone 669-3556 Office Phone 669-5741 W„ A. Cole Phone 669-5382 DETROIT Diesel Service CUMMINS Body Shop PIPPIN FLORIST 202 Maple Street Bristol, Tennessee Phone 968-3141 217 Woodward Food Market, Inc. Little Chef, Inc. Hamilton’s Antiques and Salvage 40 East Valley Drive Bristol, Virginia 669-9631 3528 Lee Highway Bristol, Virginia 24201 Frank T. Hamilton, Owner Business Phone: 466-3216 Residence: 669-3868 Compliments of Graham Bible Book Store BALL BROTHERS FURNITURE 610 Shelby Street Bristol, Tennessee 764-7241 Bristol Kingsport “All Your Church and Sunday School Needs” Johnson City Erwin Greeneville Abingdon Elizabethton “Bringing You The Finest in Ladies Fashion” 507-509 State Street HEMIKE® COBBLE, IKC SmattedtJfen ' l Shop PARAMOUNT BUILDING Bristol, Virginia — Tennessee ETIENNE AIGNER 626 State Street BASS Bristol, Tennessee ZODIAC SBICCA “For those who like the finest” 218 CHRISTY’S 644-48 State Street BRISTOL, TENN. Clark Radio Supply Everything in Radio and TV Parts ERNIE’S Specializing in Sylvania Receiving Tubes and Pictures PLAZA 1130 West State Street BARBER SHOP Bristol, Tennessee Mason’s Plaza Shopping Center Bristol, Virginia Registered Barbers Air Conditioned 700 Parking Places Yellow Coach Lines, Inc. Open — Monday — Friday 10 A. M. — 6 P. M. Saturday — 8 A. M. — 6 P. M. “We Need Your Head in Our Business” Bristol, Virginia-Tennessee Complete Bus Service — Suburban and Charter For Bus Information Office Phone: 669-4841 FOR ALL OCCASIONS Sightseeing Tours, Convention Groups, Inspection Tours, Athletic Events, Private Parties AIR CONDITIONING AND REST ROOMS Compliments of Humphrey’s Flowers and Gifts Compliments of 612 Main Street Abingdon, Virginia Blevins Tire and Recapping Company Compliments of 1122 Oakview Street Bristol, Virginia 669-6033 669-2821 the Fashion Shop 219 Earl J. Helton Store General Merchandise 669-4733 897 Old Abingdon Highway BUSINESS 069-9322 HOME 669-3767 7win City WeULtUf Company ELECTRIC - ACETYLENE - HEL1ARC WELDERS Bristol, Virginia Ellis C. Ager 312 Morrison Blvd. Bristol, Va. 24201 It’s PET... vou bet! MADE WITH FRESH CREAM ALWAYS FRESH PET Compliments of Mason’s Serving the Greater Bristol Area With 1st Quality Merchandise At Low Discount Prices Compliments of WHITTEN ELECTRIC SUPPLY INCORPORATED Dial 703-669-5191 Drawer 888 “ Everything to Build Anything’’ Piedmont Edmond Streets Bristol, Virginia E D. B. RYLAND AND CO. JEWELERS BRISTOL —JOHNSON CITY LI ABETHTON — CREENEV1LLE KINGSPORT Compliments of Faucette Company, Inc. 531 State Street Bristol, Virginia 513-515 State Street Bristol, Virginia-Tennessee Over 35 years of Complete Insuranee Service 101 Robert C. Boswell, Campbell Motors, Inc. 2701 Lee Highway, U. S Hwys. II, 19 .58 BRISTOL. VIRGINIA 24201 18-Hour Service 0-Dav Week Phone 009-7157 Inc. ‘‘Your Protection is Our Business’’ UNION Dial 669-513 Crabtree Buick Pontiac Lee Highway Bristol, Virginia Phone 446-3141 Buy up to a Standard Not up to a Price Williams and Stophel Distributing Company 1024 Commonwealth Avenue Bristol, Virginia Distributors of Little Debbie Snak Cakes and other fine cookies, cakes, and candy Phone 628-2104 C. R. QUESENBERRY, INC. Distributor Gulf Oil Products Abingdon, Virginia CASE FARM MACHINERY SALES SERVICE J. C. VANN EQUIPMENT COMPANY FRANKLIN SAVINGS AND LOAN CORPORATION Office Phone 628-7331 P. O. Box 297 Charles G. Jones Res. Phone 628-2510 ... ABINGDON, VIRGINIA You Nee• HAGA’S AUTO SALES 29 Sixth Street Bristol, Tennessee 37620 Phone 764-2161 Husqvarna 25- 12th Street BARE BROS. INC. Bristol, Virginia Owner: Gene Hagy SALES SERVICE 3101 Lee Highway (P. O. Box 1073) Bristol, Virginia 24201 Phone 466-2521 222 Elmer Bare Johnny Bare “V Compliments of UNIVAC BRISTOL Sperry Rand Corporation Bristol, Tennessee llomc ' of the BIG BOY 21S Blmmtvillc Highway Abingdon Dodge, Inc. Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge Trucks Abingdon, Virginia 628-3196 Twin City Auto Parts Interstate Bowl Wholesale Distributors 920 Shelby Street Bristol, Tennessee 37620 Phone 968-1102 Exit 4 — Interstate 81 Bristol, Virginia “Bowling at its very best” Bill Jessee 628-7441 EADES FLORIST AND GIFTS Phone 669-5942 ABINGDON-BRISTOL HIGHWAY ABINGDON, VIRGINIA Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions Jim and Dellene Eades TWIN CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FOURTH AND STATE STREETS • BRISTOL, TENNESSEE 628-7811 223 PORTRAITS WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL Stadia 1395 Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tennessee 37620 Phone (615) 968-4342 Prestige Portraits National School Studios Ron Freeman Jim Garrett Steve Jessee Mike Davis Complete Photography Service 224 •Fashion •Quality •Service •Satisfaction Notions — Fabrics — Custom Made Draperies GUY’S FABRICS (Near High Point School) Route 1 Bristol, Virginia Louise Wingate, Manager Phone 669-5729 BRISTOL’S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE Ceramic Tile Formica Wall to Wall Carpet Inlaid Linoleum Flagstone Tub Enclosures Wallpaper Paint BILL GATTON TRI-CITY AREA’S HIGH PERFORMANCE HEADQUARTERS Abingdon Tile Co., Inc. CHEVROLET —CADILLAC INC. Across from Rex Shopping Center Free Estimates Office 628-6111 “You can trade with Bill Gatton, more people do.” 225 VALLEY DRIVE DRUG 38 East Valley Drive Bristol, Virginia FREE DELIVERY REGISTERED PHARMACISTS BOB F. GRIFFIN, INC. New Ideas in Advertizing 669-0101 Suburban Shoe Center Quality Shoes at Discount Prices Your Local Dealer for: Acme • Dingo • Dan Post Interstate 81 Exit 4 Old Airport Road Bristol, Virginia Southeastern Music, Inc. 226 Corner State and Piedmont Bristol, Virginia Specialists in School Band Needs King • Holton • LeBlanc factory trained repair service Complete line of Band Instruments and Accessories Dial 466-2543 AKARD Funeral Home One of the South s Finest PRIVATE FAMILY ROOM —HAMMOND ORGAN and CHIMES — PRIVATE CHAPEL SIX PRIVATE SLUMBER ROOMS — PERSONAL SERVICE —WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT 1912 W. STATE ST. BRISTOL, TENN., VA. 764-5112 DAVID AKARD DAVID AKARD, JR. 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