Battle High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1975 volume:

pMosm 1975 {John S. Battle High School Bristol, Virginia Edilor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor Sponsor . . Jennie Houser ... Debbie Singleton Mrs. Sandra Kemmish ] ou Mave a Right to Re Mere . . . 2 Zable of Contents features . Athletics . Activities . faculty and Administration Classes . Advertising . 17 37 . 77 119 129 207 Jit y Memoriam ‘ ‘ We lost so muck this year. But we really didn 7 lose so muck . . . We just gave it back after borrowing it for a while. Me always said don 7 take life too serio us ... it am 7 nohow permanent. ” U ’a l Kelly 1913-1973 Kandy Wayne cov — J lay 25. 1974 Carry Desmond Mays — Junes, 1974 Zer ranee (jlen Kit: mi Her — Get. 16, 19 4 The Legend of the Phoenix Let us admire the colors that embellish the phoenix. The back of his golden neck is covered with a down of saffron. Purple shines upon his throat. Rays of gold and fire shoot from his wings, impatient to be seen. His tail is colored with the purest gold. These rich colors emerge from a background of radiant iris, shading into each other with a magic that enchants the eye. His eye has the brilliance of the clearest diamond. His colors can only be compared to the lustre oj precious stones blended by the skill of an artist. A double crest decorates the head of this graceful bird. The crest covers his brain, seat of his intelligence, workshop of his meditations, and container of his knowledge. From his early Greek beginning until well into modern times the fabulous phoenix has found its place in the life of man and in the school of John S. Battle. The phoenix can be found on the state seals of Hawaii in 1952, and Virginia in 1877. The city of Phoenix, Arizona was named after this proud bird. And at John Battle the yearbook bears the name of the phoenix. The Battle phoenix feeds on the students' emotions. It lives on the agonies of failure, the tears of defeat, the joys of victory, and the sounds of laughter. The phoenix can never die as long as one student can give the emotions on which it lives. And so he is named the Eternal Bird. Hence, the name of this yearbook is the Phoenix. The pages that follow contain a glimpse of a year that has passed and will never be lived again. Thereby, the Phoenix, like its mythical namesake, is eternal for these same pages have captured in pictures and words the year of 1975. 'Dedication “There should be more teachers like Mrs. Crabtree! By this statement students mean that Mrs. Crabtree gets the job done ; that she is kind and unassuming; that she is energetic and efficient; that she is friendly and fair- minded; that she speaks quietly but with confidence; that her eyes betray a quick and ready wit; that her smile and enthusiasm are contagious; that she likes young people and thoroughly enjoys teaching. Students are not alone in recognizing Mrs. Crabtree's merits. Everyone who knows her is impressed with her talents, the scope of her in¬ terests, and her zest for living. Through the years Lou Crabtree has taught hundreds of John S. Battle students who remember fondly the hours they spent in her drama, English, and social studies classes. Her drama students, in particular, have much to be proud of. Under her direction several classes won state and local One-Act Play awards, and all of her drama students can boast that their teacher attended the American Aca¬ demy of Dramatic Arts in New York and appeared on the Broadway stage! Mrs. Crabtree's literary efforts have also been recognized. She won the Creative Writing Contest of the Virginia Highlands Festival in 1972, and the festival Poetry Contest in 1973. In 1974 she won first place in the Virginia poetry contest. Throughout the years she has had several articles and stories published in literary magazines. Mrs. Crabtree attended Washington County schools and graduated CUM LAUDE from Radford College. During her 36 years as a teacher in the Washinton County school system, she has also attended classes at King College, Emory and Henry College, the University of Virginia, and the College of William and Mary. To express their conviction that John S. Battle students are belter and wiser for having known this fine lady, the yearbook staff proudly dedicates the 1975 PHOENIX to Mrs. Lou Crabtree. 6 Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself to others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exerci se caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially; do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is as perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be a peace with God, whatever you concieve Him to be, and whatever you labors and aspirations , in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. 1927 by Max Ehrntann AH rights reserved Copyright renewed 1954 by Bertha K. Ehrmann Reprinted by permission Crescendo Publishing Co.. Boston, Mass. Zake kindly the counsel of the years, 8 . . . gracefully surrendering the things of youth. 9 mrntHi Qo placidly amid the noise and haste . . . 10 . . . be on good terms with all persons . 11 you Are a Child of the Universe . . . 5 8 1 . Darlene Denton 2. Michael Hickman 2. Debbie Mumpower 4. Carla Jessee 5. Darrell Messer 6. Darlene Holden 7. Vickie Ratliffe 8. Cathy Canter 9. Paul Miller 10. Belinda Nunley 1 1 ■ Twana Blackwell 12. Mike Kiser 12 12 . Paula Barker 2. Susan Pittler 3. Pam Beard 4. Debbie Phipps 5. Becki Hood 6. Lynn Neeves 7. Sandy Nash 8. Jimmy Smith 9. Teresa Phillips 10. Darlene Mumpower II- Marianne Lagerholm 12. Jo Bentley 13. Ronnie Emerson 12 13 . Burt Ogle 2. Debbie Johnson 3. Greg Yoho 4. Larry Jenkins 5. Freddie Garrett 6 . Darrell Dyson 7. Amy Petty 8. Lee Ann Hunsucker 9. Susie Jones 10. Lonny Mayne 11. Linda Owens 12. Kim Kennedy 13. Teresa Williams 14. Carmen Hatley 13 4 14 14 Strive to be happy 1. Candi Maiden 2. Vicki Ratliff 3. Donna Hickman 4. Teresa Blackburn 5. Mary Beth Patton 6. Jennie Houser 7. Darrell Brew er S. Robin Phillips 9 . Mary Easterly 10. Patricia Warren IP Rhonda Stark 12 Brenda Fleenor 13. Vicki Morrison 14 Candi Kitzmiller 14 15 Z here fore be at peaee with Qod . . . keep peace with your soul. 16 Prom 1974 The annual Junior-Senior Prom was held May 4, 1974 at the V.F.W. Center. Music was provided by a Roanoke, Virginia band, Harpo's Gashouse Gang. The theme was “We May Never Pass This Way Again. ” Thank goodness for the ladies at the refreshment table. Come on!! Chaperoning can t be that bad. Prom 1974 I tike slow dances best of all. These fast dances do something for me. 19 graduation 1974 The Trojan band provided music for the occasion. Valedictorian Cathy Singleton speaks to the graduating class. The graduating exercises for the class of 1974 were held on Friday, June 7, 1974 at 8:00 p.m. in the John S. Battle stadium. Cathy Singleton was val¬ edictorian, and Larry James was salutatorian. The remaining top ten scholastic seniors were Mary Sue Bennett, Jerry Chorosevic , Janet Hensley, Susan Horne, Tracy Necessary, Rita Sheffev, Steve Spires and Karen Stine. The class of 1974 chose for its class flower the daisy, simple yet beautiful in its simplicity. The class colors of green and white reaffirmed that they were Trojans, through and through. The days spent walking the halls and sitting in class were remem¬ bered and so the class song became “We May Never Pass This Way Again.” And the class motto brought to eye the individuality, courage and pride each senior had in himself, his future and the world: “I am not afraid of tomorrow for have seen yesterday and I love today.” That piece of paper” for 12 years of work. 20 Eva Barker, chaplain of the Senior class, gave the in¬ vocation. Raymond Wilson addressed the Senior class Jor the last time. graduation 1974 The straightesl line the Seniors ever made. It's official now . The feeling of accomplishment only a senior knows. 21 Awards 1974 SP P” 1 Uftj If Bv M 1 1 m I ' jfrostii. 1 SVfR, i ml m am fcsr m ■ K ; SI K � ij pBB M.T g l? - it. - J. J The following were presented the English and drama awards. (LEFT TO RIGHT): Larry Janies. Cathy Singleton. Lisa Schoen- hardt. Doug Yon. David Fleenor, Cathy Robinson. Becki Hood, and Susie Counts. The annual Awards assembly was held on May 24, 1974. Students were recognized for outstanding achievement in the fields of math, science, social studies, English, foreign language, physical fitness, business, art, band, chorus, and perfect attendance. Merit letters were also presented at the assembly to eleven seniors, nine juniors and one sophomore. King Fellow Award was presented to juniors, Mike Osborne and Cathy Robinson. 22 Awards 1974 i i 1 y vW 1 ■ 1 Y Um Recipients of art awards were (Clockwise): Freddie Gar¬ rett, Robert Stewart, Linda Brewer, Leisa Lilley. Marsha Snader placed first in the region and sec¬ ond in the state in forensics. Winners of the Marines physical fitness award were (LEFT TO RIGHT): Darren Wagner, Gilmer Meade, Paul Miller, Mike Osborne. Tony Carter. Not pictured: Larn Jenkins. 23 Miss Ho hn Battle 1974 Miss John S. Bailie 1974. Jo Bentley 24 Miss (John Hattie 1974 EAGER CONTESTANTS!! Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT) are: Lee Amt Hunsucker up, Connie Faust — Second runner up, Debbie Johnson 1973-74, and Janet Otey the former Miss John S Battle. Fourth runner up. Carol Adkins Strouth Third runner First runner up, Joe Bentley Miss John S. Battle 25 SCA State Convention The Virginia Student Cooperative Association State Convention was held at Battle April 19-21. SCA members from as far away as Virginia Beach and Winchester attended this convention. The three days were spent in business sessions, campaigning for and electing state officers, und m classes. There was time for enjoyment, though, Saturday night when everybody attended a dance with music pro¬ vided by Line Marque. The convention ended with the parting of newly made friends and the excite¬ ment of going home to put to action the new ideas that were acquired at the convention. Closing assembly Sunday morning. Peggy AIJriend, stale SCA President, addresses .S'C.4 ers from every earner j Virginia. 26 fiasco ill head 'em off at the pass! One more bite and it 's coming up! And Kemmish is the winner at the Pills bury Bake-off. The three stooges plus one. Sacked out already Mike ? There was great fun for all at the Fiasco sponsored by the G.A.A. The Fiasco, the first of its kind, was held on October 10, 1974 to promote spirit for homecom¬ ing. Many clubs participated in the events which included a sack race, ice cream¬ eating contest, egg carry, egg toss and tricycle race. The B-club won first place honors with SC A close behind in second place. 27 Homecoming Decorations now showing First Place B-Club decorations Many clubs and organizations decorated for the Homecoming game. The SC I sponsored a contest for the best decorations. Decorations were judged Friday morning before the pep rally. Congratula¬ tions go to the B Club who took first place. Sec¬ ond place went to the Annual Staff, while the Art Club won third place and the Civinettes won fourth place. At the Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Key Club, these decorations were put to good use.. The Pink Panther produced by the GAA COMJNG SOON 28 Homecoming Decorations DOM IS 76 A ZUKS Art Club 3rd place Gone with the Wind “ Wizard ofOz ' was 2nd place Jor Annual Staff. SMAK PK8VJ8W The Exorcist by Civinettes was 4th place winner. Annual Staff Art Club B Clubj f •. French ClM GA?t Jr. Science Club Latin Club Library Club Pep Club Senior Science Spanish Club VMS SMD 29 30 The 1973 Queen Kim Kennedy, crowns 1974 Homecoming Queen, Carole Shelley, as escort Jimmy Smith looks on. Homecoming Court Representatives of 8th: Toni Odum, and escort Bill Smith: 10th; Robin First place runner-up Linda Owens (12 1 and es- Collier, and escort, Sandy Sash; 9th: Gail Cross, and escort, Craig cort, Kelly Calloway. Elsea. Candidates for queen. Left to Right: Regema Roe, (II), and escort, Seil Easterly; Vera Jessee (12), and escort, Keith Farmer; Twana Blackwell (12), and escort. Chuck Cox; and Lori Branson (II) and escort. Mike Noonkester. The second place runner-up, Sandy Sproles. (II) and escort, Mark Eads. 31 Jiliss Washington County 32 Debbie Johnson Miss Washington County 1974 M iss Phoenix THE 1975 PHOENIX STAFF IS PROUD TO PRESENT THE WINNERS OF THE MISS PHOENIX CONTEST! The candidates of the 1975 Miss Phoenix Contest were judged on both photogenic qualities and personality. Pictures of seniors were submitted to Mr. Douglas Patterson and Mr. Claude Dean of Patterson and Dean, Abing¬ don, Virginia. They were then judged by a panel of teachers for personality. A fter points were tabulated, these girls emerged the winners. Miss Phoenix 1975 Lee Ann Hunsucker First Runner-up Kim Kennedy Second Runner-up Carla Jessee Third Runner-up Debbie Johnson Fourth Runner-up Seba White 33 Mr. Pltoeitisc THE PHOENIX STAFF OF JOHN S. BATTLE HIGH SCHOOL IS PROUD TO PRE¬ SENT FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER , THE WINNER OF THE MR. PHOENIX CON¬ TEST! This is the first year in the history of John S. Battle that a contest has been held for a Mr. Phoenix. Mr. Phoenix was chosen on the basis of photogenic qualities and personality. We hope this is only the beginning of a new tradition! Mr. Phoenix 1975 David Fleenor First Runner-up Tony Carter Second Runner-up Mike Noonkester Third Runner-up Darrell Dyson Fourth Runner-up Matt Savins ky 34 Winter Sports King Mark Eades and Queen Carole Shelley At Left: Senior candidates — (Left to Right) Sandy Nash (1st runner-up), Danita Wagner, David Ingle, Carole Shelley, James Booher, Terry Dye. At Right: Junior candidates — (Left to Right) Ronnie Mullins (2nd runner-up), Sandy Sproles (1st runner-up). Mark Eades, Denise Kiser (2nd runner-up ), Steve Dutton, Sharon Du¬ pont. v mb t w n 9H� JvSShH | : 1 ■ g|| � l At Left: Sophomore representatives Sterl Cul- lop, Tammy Kitzmiller; Freshman representa¬ tives — Tony Ashe, Gail Cross; Eighth grade representatives Bill Smith, Pam Malone. 35 Winter Sports Junior Class — T-Day 1st place winners! Eighth grade — Winter Wonderland U o; i-ir-okir Old erf kit Cinkj 4 .y W t li tJ W H «Jge «y r€l im Jir J o fo w � ht id he ,!l if My tkn T« wh if � «wi i'l Wil p JF ‘V i V; Hurricwc !S Senior Storybook land Freshman — Circus Sophomore — Victory Train 36 AZMjcezjes football VARSITY Fighting all the way, the Trojans had a tough year on the gridiron. Although plagued by annexation and injuries, the Trojans did not dispair but gave it their all. The Trojans were especially strong against the Virginia High Bearcats. Holding the Bearcats to only 7 points, the Trojans tied up the score. Win¬ ning isn’t everything — it's how you play, why you play and for whom you play that really count. First Row (Left to Right) Bobby Harmon, Kent Partridge. Darren Wagner, Carl Phipps, Steve Dutton, Larry Jendins, Bruce Bentley, Mark Morgan. Second Row: David Young, Gilmer Meade, Randy Booth, Tony Carter, Sterl Cullop, Darrell Messer, Pat Frohling, David Pennington. Third Row: Paul Young, Ernie Newland, Monty Houser, Jimmy Owens, Steve Barker, Bi ll Brooks, David Mcllvaine. Assistant Coach — Assistant Coach — Ronnie Tollman Benny Lemon 38 Steve Sproles. Fourth Row: Rick Goad. David Sexton. Jimmy Car¬ ter, Marty Eads, Tony Ashe, David Hayden, Jeff Barker. Keith Tabor, Manager: Danny Lagasse. Fifth Row: Manager: Andy Lester, Mark Peltier, Mark Stanley, Steve Wagner, Bill Adkins, Paul Miller, David Ingle, Steve Hurley. football JUNIOR VARSITY Our 1974 Junior Varsity team promises a bright foootball future for Battle in the com¬ ing years. Putting on a fine show against the Gate City Blue Devils, the JV Trojans marched to a smashing victory of 55-12. They also had victories over Patrick Henry and Holston. The JV games with Virginia High and Tennessee High were cancelled, as the JV players were needed on the Var¬ sity squad. Having gained experience on the Varsity squad, the JV players should put it altogether next year. JSB OPPONENTS 6 Gate City 8 22 Patrick Henry 6 44 Holston 0 50 Gate City 12 8 Marion 22 8 Patrick Henry 20 12 Abingdon 12 JV Coach — Joe Garrett JV Coach — Henry Green 39 football Quarterbacks ( Left to Right) Larry Jenkins, David Pennington, Tony Ashe, and David Hayden. Runningbacks Front (Left to Right) Marty Eads, Darrell Messer, Randy Boothe Back (Left to Right) Darren Wagner, Gilmer Meade, Tony Carter. ‘Avoid loud and 40 Front (Left to Right) Steve Dutton, Paul Young, Jimmie Carter, Back (Left to Right) Bill Brooks, Steve Sproles, Kent Partrige. football “aggressive persons . . . Tight Ends (Left to Right): David Ingle, Steve Wagner, Sterl Cullop, Pat Frohling, Car! Phipps. Tackles (Front, Left to Right): David Owens, Mark Peltier, Jeff Barker, Keith Tabor. (Back, Left to Right) Bill Adkins, Luke Hurley, David Sexton. Centers (Left to Right): David Mcllvaine, Rick Goad, Eric Newland. 41 football . . . they are vexations to the spirit Meade rambles for good yardage against the Vikings. Jimmie Carter throws a good block. Trojan sacks Falcon. 42 football Trojans await their call to Battle. 43 football “Enjoy your achievements . . . ” NO DOUBT ABOUT IT! Sock it to 'em Green! David on the run. 44 Eighth Qrade football First Row (Left to Right): Bob Cheers, Randy Patrick, Doug Smith, Bart Warriner, Lee McChesney , Jake Halt, Eddie Badger. Second Row: Ricky Harless, Jeff Lilly, Chuck McCray, Charlie Cooke, David Adison, Joe Me Reynolds, David Mumpower. Third Row: Robert Newland, Mark Lewis, John Miller, Andy Shaffer, Billy Stevens, Ricky Bott, Boo Chaffin, Eddie Barker. Our up and coming young Trojans fought hard on the gridiron this year. The team made a fine effort and kept up their spirit all season. The “miny” Trojans held their own against the opposing teams in a series of tough encounters. They smashed Hols- ton in a 22-0 victory, and romped Patrick Henry 14-6. Coaches Don Pridemore and John Peltier Battle Vs. 0 6 Gate City- 8 22 Pat rick Henry- 22 0 Hols ton 0 0 Gate City 0 8 Marion 16 6 Patrick Henry 14 30 A bingdon 8 30 Virginia High Go Little Green! 45 Cross-Country Kneeling (Left to Right): Robert Miller, Sandy Nash, Coach Birdeve ” Smith, Mark Parsons, Mike Grubb, Standing: Lafawn Frohling, Jayde Fleenor, Glen Long. Phil Parris, Jimmy Smith, Kenny Robinson, Wayne Leonard, Terry Wingate, Libby Little. The Trojan cross-country team, in its second year of competition , had a moderately successful season. The team increased its daily workouts to 7-10 miles a day, most of them over the rough terrain of neigh¬ boring Waldo Miles Park. Victories over Virginia High, Abingdon, Patrick Henry, Gate City, and Alleghany County highlighted the year. In addition, the thinclads captured the Washington County championship. The team was led by returning lettermen Jimmy Smith, Kenny Robinson, and Mike Grobb, with Glen Long, Jayde Fleenor, and Terry Wingate consistently finishing at the top. Wayne Leonard, Phil Parris, Robert Miller and Lafawn Frohling added team depth so essential for a good cross-country program. JSB closed out its season with a solid performance at the District Meet, Oct. 26. Coach Smith proudly displays 1st place trophy from County Meet. 46 Cross-Country Runners from John Battle, Patrick Henry, Abingdon, Virginia High, and Gate City start 2.5 mile course at Waldo Miles Park. Jayde Fleenor demonstrates his good run¬ ning form. Kenny Robinson finishes 2nd in county meet. Placing in the top II at the county meet were ; Bottom (Left to Right): Kenny Robinson (2nd) Jimmy Smith (1st), Glenn Long (7th). Standing (Left to Right) Terry Wingate ( I Oth ), Jayde Fleenor ( 1 Ith ). 47 basketball First Row (Left to Right) David Pennington, Terry Leonard, Jack Weisenburger, Larry Jenkins, Craig Elsea, Eric Duff. Second Row Coach Webb. Ronnie Mullins, David Ingle. Greg Yoho, Steve Hurley, Mike McNally. Jimmy Smith, Coach Wysor. Experience and skill brought Coach Wysor's team through a difficult but rewarding season. The Trojans proved to be strong ball defenders on the court against many of their opponents. They baffled the other teams with their quickness, skill, and desire to win. Important victories were gained over Virginia High, Abingdon, Holst on, Patrick Henry, Marion and Richlands. Although we owe our fine season to the team effort, we would like to recognize Ronnie Mullins and Steve Hurley for their superb scoring efforts. Faltering only slightly from illness, our basketball team did much to brighten the Trojan shield of pride. Next year we cannot help but feel the' impact of losing our fine seniors. We appreciate everything they gave to Battle. I can jump higher than you can!! 48 basketball Who squished the bug? Hurley goes up for two more points. A Trojan and a Bearcat fight for the dp-off 49 Nurture of sp irit you in sudden Basketball Oh, the smell!! HANG IT UP. BEARCATS. HANG IT UP! 50 strength to shield misfortune. Basketball What goes up must come down! HELP! my hand is stuck in the basket! 51 $V Basketball First Row (Left to Right) Jeff Ingle, Darren Wagner, Harvey Spahr, Jody Tompson, Bruce Bentley, Steve Barker. Second Row Rodney Howard, Bryan Davis, Tony Ashe, David Hayden, Steve Wagner, Marty Eads, Phil Weatherly, Andy Lester I not pictured . A very young JV basketball squad, coached by Howard Webb, maintained our Trojan spirit during a not only busy but tough schedule. Running by Holston, the JV squad scored 68 points to a mere 38 by Holston. In a very close game with Grundy, Battle came out on top by a basket, 55-53. With another year of experience -behind them, these boys should make a fine showing for J SB in the years to come. What style, what grace! 52 {JV basketball Bentley goes for a lay up. Hey! This dude is trying to hold my hand! Wagner racks up two more Trojan points. 53 Eighth (grade Basketball First Row (Left to Right): Bob Cheers l Manager), Bart Warriner, Mike Coonley, Lee McChesney, Billy Brooks, Andy Schaffer, Second Row: Chuck McCray, Roger Ketron. Billy Stevens, Jim Barrow, Boo Chafin, Kevin Taylor, Eddie Barker. Joe McReynolds, John Miller, Robert Blevins. Coach Peltier’s young Trojans fought hard for Battle High on the basketball court. While practicing dili¬ gently at Wallace each day, the boys combined skill, inexperience, and Trojan pride to come up with a fine season. Playing well during the Eighth Grade Tournament, the team defeated Holston to take second place. Leading scorers during the season were Eddie Barker and Roger Ketron. We are proud of these young Trojans and look forward to their future days on the Battle court. Coach John Peltier 54 did it! did it! A hole in one! We'll head him off at the pass! Eighth Qrade basketball Up, Up and away! SCORES JSB OPPOSE XT M Vance 35 27 ) hingdon 24 23 Marion 40 42 Holslon 26 33 Va. Jr. High 32 29 P Henry 24 34 Vance 4S 34 Marion 50 17 Va. Jr. H igh 34 27 A hingdon 37 36 P Henry 30 39 Holsion 30 45 Holst on 41 41 .1 hingdon 45 What goes up must come down! 55 Wrestling Do not distress yourself with imaginings . . . m Fr n BTT ft i Tf v mk ► ] I Mr |V j f •« M A Her fL u i M M ■ 0 Ci J JWj Jf 9 ! w. m K V : ' Wm uSWlv Nr J A First Row (Left to Right): Darvll Simco.x, Danny Lagasse. Larry Harless , Darrell Johnson, Tim Carter, David Young, Bobby Harman. Sterl Cullop. Second Row: Coach Lemon, Mike Shankle, Bill Thomas, Gilmer Meade, David Sexton, Ricky Goad, Mike Comer. Tony Carter, Coach Tollman. The JSB grapplers, coached by Ron Tail- man and Ben Lemon, demonstrated fine Trojan style in pinning down a winning season, 1 0-1. Their Trojan power was in¬ surmountable for opponents Patrick, Henry, Wytheville, Tazewell, Abingdon, Virginia High, Morristown, Richlands, Marion and Graham. Demonstrating Trojan superiority at the Re¬ gional meet were Tony Carter — first place, Larry Harless — Second place. Bill Thomas Third place and Tim Carter — Fourth place. First Row — David Sexton, Bill Thomas. Second Row — Tony Carter, Mike Comer. 56 Wrestling Will you please use Scope? Many fears are born of fatigue Honestly, there must be an easier way! A lesson in how to make a human pretzel. 57 Wrestling Another Trojan decision. For the last time, get vour finger out of my nose! 58 fV Wrestling f % f 1 ■ 1 1 Ji 1 II J W ’ M - - C ML v' ML l r-fj rzr ig First Row (Left to Right): Joey Hatley, Jake Haught, Ricky Johnson, Charlie Cook, Chuck Parse . Mark Henry. Second Row: A l Martin [ Mgr. ), Bi l Smith, Alvin Dehord, Steve Sproles, Ricky Wilson, Tad Nunley. Another Battle win! Also deserving much praise are the JV mat men who wrestle at the prelims before the varsity matches. They have worked long hours to acquire the Trojan style so famous on the mat. We are anxious to see them wrestling for JSB on the Varsity squad in the next few years. Keep your eyes on these young Trojans, they will bring Battle recog¬ nition once again. We've gotta stop meeting like this! 59 Baseball 1974 Pictured (Left to Right): Mike Kennedy, Sam Wagner, Mgr., Tony Messer, Kelly Calloway, David Pennington, Gilmer Meade, Darrell Messer, Von Swygert, Mark Draper, Raymond Wilson. Second Row: Asst. Coach Henry Green, Phil Johnson, Bobby Harmon, Monty Houser, Kenny Groves, Gordon Balthis, Steve Hurley, Darrell Dyson, Dale Hayden, Danny Mumpower, Coach Don Pridemore Another hit for Danny Mumpower SAFE! 60 baseball 1974 Von Swygert tries stealing. Team talking it over. The 1974 baseball team was under the leadership of coach Don Pridemore and assistant coach Henry Green. Some of the big games this season were against Patrick Henry with Battle winning 15 to 2, 8 to 3. And against Tennessee High 6 to 4. In the District tournament the Trojans won their first game against Gate City with the score of 7 to 4. But in the second game they lost to the Virginia High Bearcats 3 to 2. The team compiled an overall record of 12 wins and 9 losses. Catcher Dale Hayden is ready at home plate. 61 Baseball J 974 Another Trojan Hit! Kennedy scores . . . Good tuck Gilmer! Coach Green gives Messer some advice. 62 Zrack 7974 Pictured (Left to Right): Jimmy Sandefur, Mike Grubb, Jeryl Bryant, Larry Mays. Second Row: John Sheffield, David Penning¬ ton, Jeff Kiser, Ernie Widner, Paul Miller, Mike Kiser. Third Row: David Dameron, Gilmer Meade, Monty Houser, Jimmy Smith, Ronnie Emerson, Mark Parsons, Larry Jenkins. Fourth Row: Mike Snodgrass, Darius Johnson, Phil Yon. The 1973-74 Track Team, under the fine coaching of Benny Lemon, Phil Robbins, and Randy Smith, had a very rewarding season last year. Perhaps their greatest victory was at the fireway meet bet¬ ween Patrick Henry, East, Tennessee High, Virginia High, and Battle, when we scored a hot and heavy 77 V2 to defeat all other contenders. They also scored well in other meets to defeat such teams as Virginia High in a 1 16 to 20 smashing. Whether they were placing first, second or third, the boys gave it their all. Jimmie Smith jumps with the help of his bubble gum. 63 Zrack 1974 f It's a bird it's a plane . . . it's Super-Jenkins! Discus Thrower Trojan Style 64 «% r Zrack 1974 Paul Miller thinks hard as the crowd looks on. Phil Yon keeps moving as he jumps the hurdles Pennington out in front. 65 0olf 1974 Pictured Left to Right: Richard Crouch, Craig Elsea, Doug Mills, Robbie Johnson, and Tim Carter. The 1974 Golf team, coached by Howard Webb held an 8-1 1 record. In the Washington County tour¬ nament, the team came in second. The Trojans had only one returning veteran, Doug Mills. Doug held a 39.5 nine-hole scoring average. The team was young and inexperienced, but they displayed their abilities and always kept up their spirit. 66 Doug Mills drives hard during a match. tjolf 1974 Robby Johnson, Darrell Simcox, Tim Carter, Jimmy Byington Coach Webb 1974 Golf Averages Doug Mills — 85.8 Richard Crouch — 98.6 Robby Johnson — 100.6 Tim Carter — 101.2 Craig Elsea — 102.2 Ready Craig . . . Swing 67 girls’ Varsity basketball Starting with 14: Carol Finley, Billie Parsons, Donna Crabtree, Mgr., Susie Haderer, Patsy Owens, Lynn Neeves, Mrs. Nina Stevenson, Coach, Cindy Bennett, Donna Leonard, Regina Roberson, Mgr., Amy Petty. In Center: Marianne Lagerholm — Captain, Laurie Duty — Co-Captain. Keeping up the Trojan style, the Girls' Varsity Basketball team put every ounce of effort into a really tough season. They showed growth and improvement by the end of the season. Injuries presented some problem, but spirit and enthusiasm were overwhelming. The girls were coached by Mrs. Nina Stevenson. Kathy Robinson shoots a free throw. 68 (f iris’ {fV basketball (Left to Right): Jill Mullins (Manager), Donna McCroskey, Kathy Brewer, Jackie Bowers, Teresa Baker, Debbie Reeder, Kaelu Tolley, Angie Cross, Robin Robinson, Robin Pennington, Debbie Jackson, Becky Moore. The Girls’ J.V. Basketball team really bounced the ball for Battle. Coming up with t wo victories over Holston and one over Patrick Henry, the girls scored well against all opponents. Three members, Kaelu Tolley, Pat Savinsky, and Debbie Jackson were chosen to play on the Var¬ sity team during the tournament. The girls were coached by Miss Julia Carmichel. JV team members: Pat Savinsky, Kaelu Tolley, and Debbie Jack- son were chosen to play in the varsity tournament. 69 (j iris’ Zrack1974 Pictured (Left to Right): Cindy McCauley, Diane Latham, Bev Rose, Pam Smith, Joan Davidson, Jean Osborne. Billie Parsons, Terry Pullins, Susan Brotbeck, Second Row: Donna Crabtree, manager, Martha Adkins, Laurie Duty, Lynn Neeves, Laura Gage, Cindy Ben¬ nett, Jo Bentley, Amy Petty, Pat Adkins, Anna Chorosevic, Sally Bordwine. Girl's Track has grown since its beginning in 1972. The coach, who’s stuck it out for two going on three seasons, is Julia Carmichael. Those who went to regionals last year during the 1973-74 season were Jo Bently, running the 220 placing 4th; Cindy Bennett, participated in discus placed first; Laurie Duty who threw shot put placed 4th; and Lynn Neeves, who ran the 440. The 880 relay team also went to regionals with runners Terri Pullins, Joan Davidson, Susan Brotheck Jean Osborne. As far as seasons go last year was a bummer, with only 1 victory in the 3 way meet against V.H.S. Hols ton. Come on Trojan women, get on the move keep on truckin'. Ready! Set! Go! 70 Volleyball Varsity: First Row (Left to Right): Anita Kennedy, Donna Tate, Debbie Tate, Cindy Bennett. Second Row: Laurie Duty, Sandy Shankel, Lisa Harmon, Sandy Sproles. Left to Right: Jill Mullins, Teresa Collins. Debbie Countiss,- Sandy Owens, Robin Robinson, Lisa Campbell. Our Trojan women are not to be for¬ gotten; rather they are to be com¬ mended for those treacherous early morning practices. The team of eight girls was led by co-captains Cindy Bennett and Debbie Tate and their coach, Miss Julia Carmicheb. The girls had two convincing victories over Vir¬ ginia High. They fought hard to rep- resent Battle spirit and pride. Although the JV team had only four games, they spent many long hours in (practice. Next year the results of their practice will be tested. Support the Trojan women as they defend JSB at home and away! 71 FOOTBALL JSB OPPONENT 10 Abingdon 20 0 Tazewell 43 27 Tenn. High 47 10 P. Henry 22 7 Va. High 7 20 Richlands 40 0 Marion 20 21 Grundy 26 24 Graham 52 15 Gate City 70 LETTER MEN Bill Adkins, Randy Boothe. Tony Carter. Pat Frohling. Steve Hur¬ ley. David Ingle. Larry Jenkins. Dar¬ rel Messer. Paul Miller, David Sex¬ ton. Jimmy Carter. Steve Dutton. Rick Goad. Bobby Harmon. Montv Houser. Paul Young. Ernie Sew! and. Sterl Cullop. Gilmer Meade, David Pennington. Mike Shankle. Tony Ashe. Marty Eads. Darren Wag¬ ner. Shaila Bettadapur. Andy Lester. Danny Lagasse JSB OPPONENT 6 Gate City 8 20 P. Henry 6 44 Holston 0 50 Gate City 12 6 Marion 22 8 P. Henry 20 12 Abingdon 12 EIGHTH GRADE OP PO E I 8 Va High 30 0 Gate City 6 0 Gate City 14 22 H olston 0 14 P. Henry 6 6 P Henry 20 16 Abingdon 30 0 M anon 8 CROSS O SW District Record: 3rd 17 wins — 7 losses Overall Record 19 wins 22 losses Blacksburg 7 Mile Relay — 7th 5 Team Meet I Marion) — 2nd 5 Team Meet I Battle) — 1st 4 Team Meet I Marion I — 2nd Washington County Meet — 1st John Battle Meet — 2nd Scarlet Hurrican Inv. — I Ith 3 Team Meet (Battle) — 2nd Southwest District Meet — 3rd WRESTLING JSB OPPONENT 42 P Henry 22 33 Wylheville 30 29 Tazewell 25 34 Abingdon 19 42 Va High 16 21 Grundy 34 39 Morristown 18 44, Richlands 20 34 Abingdon 22 28 Marion 25 54 Graham 6 LETTER MEN Daryll Simcox, Danny Lagasse Larrv Harless. Daryl Johnson Tim Cane'. Bobby Harmon Ton' ( ar ter, Sterl Cullop Mike Come Bill Th omas Mike Shankle. David Young. Gilmer Meade David Sex - ton. Ricky Goad BASKETBALL OPPONENT Va. High Tazewell Gate City Holst on Richlands Marion Graham P. Henry Abingdon Grundy Tazewell Gate City Va. High Graham Abingdon Marion Holston Grundy LETTER MEN Larry Jenkins Craig Elsea. Steve Hurley. Greg Yoho Ronnie Mul¬ lins. David Ingle, Jack Weisenburger. Jimmy Smith. David Pennington. Terry Leonard. Eric Dull OPPO E I Va High Tazewell Gate City Holston Richlands M arion Graham P. Henry Abingdon Grundy Tazewell Gate City Va. High Graham Abingdon Marion Holston Grundv 72 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL OPPONENT Abingdon Chilhowie P. Henry Va. High Abingdon Ho sion P. Henry Marion Chilhowie Va. High Holsion Marion JSB OPPONENT 5 Chilhowie 30 21 P. Henry 30 25 Hols ton ■ 22 29 P. Henry 18 to Marion 45 23 Chilhowie 31 25 Holston 12 24 Marion 41 TRACK- ’74 JSB OPPONENT 72 East 77 63 Marion 74 116 Va High 20 5 Team Meet — 1st Radford Inv. — 10th 4 Team Meet — 3rd 3 Team Meet — 1st Abingdon Relays — 8th 4 Team Meet — 1st Big 6 Meet — 3rd County Meet — 3rd District Meet — 3th LETTER MEN Da reus Johnson. Steve Hurley, Mike Snodgrass. David Ingle. Mark Dra¬ per. Larry Jenkins. Mark Parsons. Ronnie Emerson. Jimmy Smith. Jeff Kiser. Gilmer Meade. Phil Yon. Mark Stanley. Ernie Widener. Jeryl Bryant. Larry Harless. John Shef¬ field. Paul Young. Monty Houser, Paul Miller. Larry Mays, Ernie Newland. David Pennington. Terry Denton. Vernon Corun. Mike Grubb BASEBALL - - ’74 JSB OPPONENT 8 Rich Valley 0 3 Graham 2 7 Graham 0 15 P Henry 2 8 Rich Valley 7 2 Va. High 4 4 Abingdon 5 4 Marion 9 6 Tenn. High 4 8 P. Henry 3 5 East IJ 4 Gate City 1 7 Gate City 9 4 Marion 1 12 Holston 3 1 Abingdon 2 3 Va. High 12 4 Tenn. High 6 5 Hofbton 0 LETTER MEN Mike Kennedy, Gilmer Meade, Dar¬ rell Mess er . Von Swvgerl, Larry Jen- kins. Darrell Dyson. Ken Groves. Bobby Harmon , Monty Da vid Pennington. Houser. LETTER MEN Marianne Lagerholm, Laurie Duty. Amy Petty, Kathy Robinson. Bil¬ lie Parsons, Carol Finley. Donna Leonard. Cindy Bennett. Lynn Neeves, Patsy Owens. VOLLEYBALL JSB OPPONENT 1 Abingdon 2 2 Tazewell 1 1 P. Henry 2 2 Va. High 0 0 Richlands Marion Graham 2 LETTER MEN Laurie Duty. Cindy Bennett. Deb- bie Tale. GIRLS' TRA CK JSB OPPONENT 38 Marion 57 44 Central 60 32 M arion 64 36 Abingdon 36 P Henry 50 55 Va High 53 Holston 12 LETTER MEN Laurie Duty. Cindy Bennett Billie Parsons. Jo Bentley Susan Brot beck. Joan Davidson Lynn eeves Beverly Rose. Terri Pull ins. Pam Smith. Cindy McCauley. Anna Cho- rosevic Amy Petty GOLF - ’74 JSB OPPONENT 210 Abingdon 193 P Henry 211 229 Abingdon 185 199 Tenn. High 150 447 Va High 350 191 Gale City 185 373 East 321 201 Marion 176 193 P Henry 221 Holston 258 192 Graham 191 Va. High 176 193 Tenn High 179 Gate City 204 208 P Henry 228 406 Marion 318 Kingsport 323 Wash. Co. Tournament 2nd Big Six Tourney 3th LETTER MEN Doug Mills. Robby Johnson. Richard Crouch Craig Elsea. Tim Carter Varsity Cheerleaders First Row: (Left to Right) Lori Branson, Rhonda Stark, Becky Neese, Regema Roe. Second Row: Jo Bentley, Linda Owens, and Kim Kennedy. The 1974-75 John S. Battle Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerlead¬ ing Squads, sponsored by Miss Edmundson and Mrs. Meade, began their “season” with determination to provide their school and teams with outstanding cheerleaders. Following fund raising projects and practices, both squads attended the National Cheerleading Clinic at Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia. After a week of sore muscles, arguments, hurt feelings, tears, frustrations, and laughter . . . combined with sheer hard work, each squad was awarded a trophy for being the Most Outstanding Varsity Squad and Jun¬ ior Varsity groups. During that week, each squad was also awarded blue and red ribbo ns for their cheer competitions. Also, Kim Kennedy was recognized as being one of the five most outstanding cheerleaders. After returning home, the girls began preparing for an exciting football season. Vigorous sign-making and fund-raising projects were undertaken and proved successful. The girls are proud of their school, their Trojan Team and their squads. The year has been a successful one, filled with good times and packed with many memories of pep rallies, games and friends which will never be forgotten. Head Cheerleader, Linda Owens. 74 f!V Cheerleaders t • Mi [fHK 5 2 ?S ass In 'M$0h Pictured (Left to Right) fmy Thompson. Gail Cross. Julie Parsed. Kim Odum. Tammie Johnson — (Captain). Libby Little. Three wheels and a thumb are all it takes for a good trike race. 75 We’ve $ot Spirit! Varsity Cheerleaders O-O-O-O-O-O! 76 A ZMjCSZJCS Jrt Club First Row (Left-Right) Pat Widener, Chaplain; Terry Dye, Treasurer; Vickie Morrison, Secretary; Candace Maiden, Vice-President; Darlene Freeze, President; Jimmy Loudy, Historian. Second Row Ali ce Cooper, Tim Hayden, Lisa Hensley, Apryl Denny, Pam Tate, Judy Tate, Jay Pack, David Campbell, Ricky Mitchell. Third Row Brenua Shankle, Carole Harley, Teresa Young, Jay Widner, Kathy Woodby, Ronnie Osborne, Kathy Brewer, Randy Johnson, Rebecca Fisher. Fourth Row Kathy Moore, Cindy Morgan, Kerry Jones, Danny Smith, Ricky Wilson, Tony Ramsev, Steve Sproles, Randy Leonard, Gary Robinson, Sponsor, Mrs. P. Minnick. Not picture: Freddie Don Garrett, Jr., Parliamentarian; Becki Hood, Reporter; Ricky Jones and Larry De Priest, both Sgt. at Arms Danila Wagner, Robin Denton, Billy Heart, Tammi Kitzmiller, Al Martin, Darryl Phillips, Jeff Shelton, Deloria Ann Shankle. This year, the Art Club has taken a front row seat in the school’s affairs. The members, taking interest in club activities, have participated more than ever before. Occasional field trips to local museums and exhibits strenghten their knowledge and appreciation of art. All members of the club must be taking, or have taken, an art class at the high school level. The Art Club has a bake sale for every major holi¬ day. Every Christmas, the members sell their own hand-made items at the annual Craft Sale. In the spring, the club sponsors the Mary Lula Tedder Art Trophy Competition Exhibit, suppling the ribbons and trophy from the club funds. Art Club members have a good time — and learn a lot! OK you guys . . . 78 % Club First Row (Left to Right): Steve Hurley, Gilmer Meade, Tony Carter, David Pennington, Ernie Newland. Monty Houser, Freddie Garrett, Darrel l Dyson, Linda Owens — Sweetheart, Larry Jenkins. Second Row: Jimmy Smith, Ronnie Emerson, Paul Miller, Larry Harless, Mike Kiser, Mike Grubb, Bobby Harmon, David Ingle. Third Row: Mark Parsons, Richard Crouch, Sam Wagner, Craig Elsea, Tim Carter, Sandy Nash, Ronnie Mullins. Fourth Row: Paul Young, Darrell Johnson, Robbie Johnson, Steve Dutton, Kenny Robinson. The B-Club has been very active this year with various money making projects. B-Club members sold first aid kits with funds to be put toward a new scoreboard for the gym. They also sponsored sock hops after the home basketball games. The B-Club took the senior athletes to Atlanta for a pro-football game. They also attended the Regional Basketball games at Blacksburg. Officers (Left to Right): David Ingle (Sergeant-of-arms ), Ronnie Emerson ( Report¬ er ), Steve Hurley (President), Freddie Garrett (Secretary), Darrell Dyson (Trea¬ surer). Not pictured: Darrell Messer (Vice President), Linda Owens (Sweetheart). 79 John S. Battle High School Marching Band The 1974-1975 Trojan Marching Band had its best season ever. They took Division I trophies home from the Chilhowie Apple Festival, the Southeastern Band Festival, and the Western Carolina University March¬ ing Festival. This is the first year the band has taken top honors in all three competitions. Other honors captured at the Western Carolina University Marching Festival were; Becky Nunez was among the top drum majors with a score of 90%, and the majorettes, competing in Class A A, were winners of the best majorette corps. Trojan band members selected for the All-County Band were Cindy McCauley, Apryl Denny, Tammy Stevens, Rita Worley, Sylvia Cole, Diane McCray, Donna Tate, Debbie Mumpower, Debbie Tate, Lisa Ford, Reba Fleenor, Jenny Lou Miller, Steve Scyphers, Kevin Lester, Billie Parsons, Pam Smith, Joan Quesenberry, Debbie Snodgrass, Eddie Smith, Sam Wagner, Terryl Smith, Dwight Harley, Ricky Sams, Robert Symonds. Scott Lambert, Band Director Becky Nunez, Drum Major Lisa Ford, Assistant Drum Major 80 Kand First Row (Left to Right): Debbie Tate (Reporter), Kevin Lester (Vice President), Renee Edwards (President), Leisa James (Sec¬ retary-Treasurer), Billie Parsons (Chaplain). Second Row: Becky Nunez (Drum Major), Lee Ann H unsucker (Assistant Head Ma¬ jorette), Teresa Williams ( Flag Corps Captain), Apryl Denny (10th Grade representative), Cindy McCauley (11th Grade representa¬ tive). Third Row: Lisa Ford (Assi- sant Drum Major), Seba White (Head Majorette), Sam Wagner, Ricky Sams (Appointed represen¬ tatives), Sandy Owens (8th Grade representative ), Tammy Stevens (9th Grade representative ). First Row (Left to Right) Sandy Shankel, Sandy Sproles, Vickie Hensley, Teresa Williams (Captain), Brenda Milliard, Paula Frohling. Abby Jackson. Second Row: Lies a McCloud, Sharon Halstead, Patty Roe, Cindy Lagasse, Meg Savinsky. (Left to Right) Pam Eads, Pam Mays, Seba White ( Head Majorette) Lee Ann Hunsucker, Diane McCray. 81 Band Front Row (Left to Right) Lisa Sharrett, A pry l Denny, Amy Blaylock, Cindy McCauley, Debbie Phipps. Back Row (Left to Right) Angela Shelton, Eliz¬ abeth Warner, Rita Worley, Pam Eads, Pam Mays, Lee Ann El unsucker, Theresa Coch¬ ran, Kay Kiser, Tammy Ste¬ vens. t it ii 1 I j 1 1 1 .1 [d First Row (Left to Right): Sonya Hen¬ sley, Sandy Owens, Reba Fleenor, Mary Munsey, Debbie Rankin, Debbie Tate, Kaelu Tolley, Donna Tate, Jenny Lou Miller, Jill Jones, Debbie Mumpower, Debbie Cox. (Back Row): Denise Wil¬ liams, Elaine Lilly, Susan Carr, Connie Shortt, Teresa Symonds, Seba White, Lisa Ford, Kathie Baker, Judy Martin, Teresa Brewer, Susan Bailey. Left to Right: Sylvia Cole, Randy Booher, Diane McCray, Rhonda Burke. 82 Band First Row (Left to Right): Terri Wag¬ ner, Jeff Riggle, Chuck Parsell, Joann Worley, Rick Carper, Penny Phillips, Lisa Mcllvaine. Second Row: Libby Owens, Cindy Malcolm, Kevin Calhoun, Danny Smith, Kevin Lester, Joe Smith, Steve Scyphers, Vicki Ratliff, Monica Mosberg. First Row: (Left to Right) Pam Smith, Lisa Tate. Second Row: Karen Powers, Lynda Widner, Joan Quesenberry, Perry Dalton. (Left to Right) Sammy Shuttle, Dwight Dean, George Hutchinson, Mike Meredith, Mark Denton, Eddie Smith, Sam Wagner, Tommy Sutherland. 83 Band Pictured (Left to Right): Connie Coppedge, Victor Harley. (Second Row): Becky Nunez. (Third Row): Mike Davenport, Donna Leonard. Pictured (Left to Right): Roxann Byrd, Billie Parsons. (Second Row): Abbv Jackson, Monica Mosberg. Pictured (Left to Right): Billy Worley, Jeff Shelton. (Second Row): Jerry Henderson. (Third Row): Ricky Johnson, Larry Hammett. (Fourth Row): Robert Symonds, Terryl Smith. (Fifth Row): Dwight Harley. (Sixth Row): Ricky Sams. Pictured (Left to Right): Robert Bays. Debbie Snodgrass. (Second Row): Linda Wright Renee Edwards. 84 Bible Club The Bible Club is composed of students who are interested in the Bible and in Christian fellowship. The Club was organized in I960 and has the largest member¬ ship of any club, presently around 250 students. The Club raises fithds by free-will offerings and participation in bake sales. Inspirational programs are presented by students and ministers of club members. The Bible Club chaplain leads the de¬ votions at each PTSA meeting. The outstanding annual project is participation in the community-wide Santa Pal program. First Row (Left to Right): Becky Neese ( Parliamentarian ), Teresa Williams ( Treasurer ), Debbie Messick (Secretary), Jackie Denton (President), Karen Smith (Vice President), Pat Denton ( Sergeant-at-Arms ), Penny Morgan (Chaplain). Second Row: Miss Craig (Spon¬ sor), Mary Easterly, Dayna Clark, Sylvia Cole, Robin Colley, Debbie Mumpower, Seba White, Paul Miller, David Eaton, Ricky Coldiron, Mike Hickman, Vickie Hash, Debbie Burnette, Loretta Cadle, Candy Phillips, Mrs. Hernandez (Co-sponsor). Third Row: Margaret Hilliard, Eva Hughes, Brenda Fleenor, Cathy Canter, Monty Houser. Ernie Newland, Paul Young, Penny Brewer, Sharon McCroskey, Mike Mumpower, Lewis Keller, Keith Hayden, Teresa Baker, Pam Stewart, Wanda Bowers. Fourth Row: Debbie Blay¬ lock, Lisa Ford, Pat Stevens, Sue Fields, Teresa Carroll, Freda Clark, Ginger Hutton, Gary Taylor, Denise Kiser, Veda Herndon, Mark Eades, Sherry Leonard, Donna House, David Wilson. Fifth Row: Diane McCray, Amy Thompson, Debra Poe, Diane Badger, Dru Booher, Doris Dunn, Debbie Harmon, B.J. Gobble, Marcia McChesney, Lori Branson, Teresa Williams, Leisa James, Becky Nunez, Jackie Horner. Janice Smith, Darlene Phillips, Wayne Eads. Sixth Row: Liesa McCloud, Darren Wagner, Pam Eades. Amy Blaylock, Patsy Russ, Freda McCracken, Debbie Worley, Susan Watson, Janice Amos, Jeff Hashbarger, Mark Henry, Gilmer Meade, Jessica Pingo, David Ball. Seventh Row: Billy Greer, Jerry Doss, Jack Barker, Mary Kestner, Sherry Stevens, Donna Tittle, Jeannie Dinkens, Nancy McCann, Peggy Childress, Barbara Pippin, Drema Dean, Vivian McCracken, Regina Blevins, Kenny Woods. Eighth Row : Karen Stuart, Sandy Phillips, Ella Shaffer, Sandy Stevens, Martha Kestner, Susan Blevins, Tammy Blaylock, Diane Vanhook, Donna Harley, Terry Scardo, Tina Mayne, Lisa Roberts, Teresa Murray, Patty Felly, Ninth Row: Junior Fitzgerald, Jimmy Sifford, Susan Shelley, Janet Shelley, Mary Dolinger, Penny Morelock, Susan Murray, Nyoka Blaylock, Donna Sullivan, Lila Houser, Patty Harless, Nancy Goodman Theresa Cochran, Tenth Row: Judy Martin, Penny Phillips, Ginger Barker, Dorothy Leonard, Kristy Mayne, Marty Grizzle, Mike Moo,c, Kim Jones, Cindy Morgan, Connie Carroll, Jean 'Leonard, Debbie Kesn'er, Mary Leonard, Linda Alexander. Eleventh Row: Ging r Rock, Sue Davis, Mary Munsey, Tammy Murray, Kimberly Ball, Gladys Leonard, Ricky Boll, Boo Chafin, Lee McChesnery, Cathy Faust, Shalia Harmon, Becky Orfield, Gaynell Roark, Judy Poe. Twelfth Row: Mary Wood. Ruthie Cox] Cindy Dean, Patty Statzer, Cindy Dean. Anita Kennedy, Sandy Sproles, Martha Pratt, Mike Blevins, Patty Me New, Theresa Adams'. 85 Chorus Pictured (Left to Right): Sheila Osborne, Penny Morelock, Brenda Davison, Theresa Cochran, Becki Hood, Janet Shelley. Second Row: Carolyn Keith, Marcia McChesney, Karen Me Murray , Sue Fields, Dianne Latham, Martha Pratt. Third Row: Gail Blaylock, Debbie Worley, Donna Leonard, Sharon Halstead, Becky Nunez, Debbie Messick. Fourth Row: Alvin Lester, Bill Smith, Freddie Garrett, Danny Deskins, Dexler McCracken. The John S. Battle Chorus, although small in number, has accomplished a big schedule of events this year. Sixteen members of the Battle chorus attend¬ ed All Regional Chorus, held at Emory and Henry College. Several members look forward to Virginia Music Camp near Harrisonburg, June 16- 22. Becky Nunez, Becki Hood, and Danny Deskins attended last year and have built up enthusiasm in this year's group to have a good representation this year for all the fun and MUSIC. Becky Nunez, President of Chorus, directs singing in Mrs. Kincheloe's absence. 86 Chorus Chorus Officers First Row (Left to Right): Freddie Gar¬ rett ( Parliamentarian ), Becky Nunez ( President ). Second Row: Sue Fields (Sec¬ tion Head), Karen Me Murray (Chaplain), Sharon Halstead (Treasurer), Becki Hood (Vice President). Third Row: Mrs. Vir¬ ginia Kincheloe, Sponsor. Fm sick of singing! 87 Civmttcs First Row — Lori Branson, President, Mike Noonkester, Sweetheart. Second Row — Carol Shelley, Gail Cross, Becky Neese, Rhonda Stark, Teresa Blackburn. Third Row — Robin Collier, LeeAnn Hunsucker, Lisa Sharrett, Debbie Johnson, Vera Jessee, Jo Bentley, Paula Barker, Kim Kennedy, Twana Blackwell, Linda Owens. Fourth Row — Meg Savinsky, Reba Fleenor, Becky Countiss, Terryl Smith, Sally Boardwine, Rita Hicks, Vicki Morrison, Linda Wright, sponsors: Mrs. Long, Mrs. McCall. The Junior Civinettes Club is “A Service Club for Youth” tailored specifically for training young people to become builders of good citizenship in the home, the school, the community, and the nation. The club helps with such organizations as the Easter Seal Society and the March of Dimes, and also sponsors a Santa Pal each year. The club served refreshments and helped as guides for the College Day program at Bat¬ tle. The club works jointly with the Abing¬ don Civitan Club in such community ac¬ tivities as the Miss Washington County Beauty Pageant. The Abingdon Civitan also sponsored a representative from the Junior Civinettes to attend a Civitan Con¬ ference for a week each summer. Each year the members attend the Appalachian Dis¬ trict Junior Civitan Convention. The club sponsors are Mrs. Linda Long and Mrs. Marlene McCall. Officers (Left to Right) Linda Wright (Chaplain), Twana Blackwell (Secretary- Treasurer), Lori Bronson (President), Rhonda Stark ( Publicity Chairman), Kim Kennedy ( Vice President). 88 fr. Civitan 1 1 . i - ¥ r� T'-r i - ' - —f :� !• w % | ■ft Jff ’ •' -7 flu Jfy Pictured (Left to Right): Lori Branson, Sweetheart; Burt Ogle, President. Second Row: Jeff Hashbarger, Paul Young, Kenny Boardwine, David Young, Robby Johnson, Mark Parsons. Third Row: Ernie Newland, Sterl Cullop, Mike Grubb, Bruce Bentley, Sandy Nash, Jimmy Smith', Ronnie Emerson, Paul Miller, Steve Hurley. The Jr. Civitan Club is a service club which works closely with the Abingdon Civ itan Club. They attended the Regional Civitan Conference at Fontanne Village, N.C., dur¬ ing the spring. Some of the club activities included a food basket for needy families at Thanksgiving and ushers for basketball games. The officers are: President — Burt Ogle; Vice-President — Ernie Newland; Sec¬ retary — Sterl Cullop; Treasurer — Bruce Bentley; Sweetheart — Lori Branson and Sgt.-at-Arms — David Ingle (not pictured ). That 's out fellas. 89 Debate (Left to Right): David Fleenor, Monica Mosberg, Richard Crouch. Not pictured: Rob Kegley. The Debate Society has as its chief aim the furthering of the skills of reasoning, research, and extemporaneous speaking. It builds the speaker’s confidence in his capabilities in public speaking and his questioning of mankind’s ideas and accomplishments . The Debate Team, sponsored by T.R. Stokes, participated in area de¬ bates with surrounding high schools and in the Regional De¬ bate Tournament. The debate topic for the 1974-75 school year was: Method of elect¬ ing President and Vice President and changing government to par¬ liamentarian type. What heavy research! 90 DS6A First Row (Left to Right): Cathy Brewer, Nancy McCann, Jeannie Dinkens, Margaret Hilliard, Candy Phillips, Loretta Cadle, Debbie Burnette, B.J. Goble. Second Row: Vickie Stout, Debbie Johnson, Janet Otey, Teresa McHenry, Sandy Lange, Sandra Puckett, Mike Noonkester, Myra Lynch, George Hoss, Teresa Carroll. Third Row: Larry Harless, Gary Thomas, David Eaton, Dale Grogan, Kent Tignor, Ricky Cunningham, Wayne Eads, Mike Reese. Fourth Row: James Taylor, Teddy Ball, Johnny Lester, Steve Sproles, Glenn Estep, Mark Grizzle, Rickv Gilmer, David Ball, Sponsor: Mr. GrindstaJf. Fifth Row: Debbie Long, Terry Frazier, Valerie Tate. Not pictured: Dennis Dutton, Darlene Holden, Candy Kitzmiller, Susan McCloud, Susan Murray, Bruce Martin, David Clapp, Tony Farris, Janice Nicholson, Debbie Osborne, Phil Waycaster. Officers (Left to Right): Dennis Dutton (Vice President ), Debbie Long (Treasurer), Janice Nicholson (Secretary), Candi Kitzmiller, (Reporter). Not pictured: Debbie Os¬ borne ( President). The John S. Battle Chapter of DEC A, the Marketing stu¬ dents of the school, has been very active during the 1974- 75 school year. The Club is composed of twelve Senior Mar¬ keting students, eleven DE III, fifteen DE II, and ten DE I students. These students were employed by business firms in Bristol and Abingdon, with the majority of the students working in Bristol. Together, during this school year, the DE students, who worked, earned approximately $100,000. Each month a professional meeting was held downtown, and a business meeting was held at school. We have continued to be active in Local, District, State and National DECA activities. Debbie Osborne served as Virginia DECA State Parliamentarian during the school year. The highlight of the year was our annual Employer-Employee Banquet, held at Statzer's Cafeteria. Over 200 employers, students, and guests attended. 91 Drama Club Pictured (Left to Right): Tom Childress, Randy Leonard. Second Row: Becki Hood, Vice-President; Jo Bentley. Third Row: Danny Deskins, Vera Jessee, Keith Farmer, Treasurer. Fourth Row: Freda Clark, Craig Elsea, Teresa Blackburn, Phil Parris, President; Candi Maiden, Secretary. Fifth Row: Mark Dean, Reporter. Sixth Row: Teresa Williams. Not pictured: Sandra Shankel, Scarlett Bond, Janie Rinick, Cathy Leonard, Kenny Groves. “ Every culture and civilization has contained the mimicing or imitative instinct from which has evolved a complex art form called drama, which presents the society’s ideals, aspirations, and achievements in terms of re¬ flective thought, wit, and humor by means of music, dance, and speech.” TO HOLD A MIRROR UP TO NATURE ALL THE WORLDS A STAGE. No more ring around the collar! 92 4-H First Row: (Left to Right) Sharon Young, Sue Fields. Kim Talbort, Kim Bullock, Martha Kestner, Mary Kestner, Hank Kissinger, Jerry Doss, Marty Grizzle. Second Row: Teddy Carrier, Diane Latham, Barbara Blevins, Brenda Shaffer, Tammy Woodward, Donna Sullivan, Sam Osborne, Allen Maxwell. Harvey Spars, Richard Senter, Dennis Mullins. Third Row: Billy Heart, Terry Scardo, Donna Harley, Lila Houser, John Cole, Jeff Hobbs, David Cox, Darrell Salyers, Jerry Shipp, Wayne Eades, Timmy Denton. Fourth Row: Drema Dean, Ruthie Cox, Cindy Dean, Christine Rosenbalm, Barbara Pippin, Jimmy Sifford, Paul Odum, Darrell Statzer, Rex Sproles, Danny Brewer, Sue Davis, Mary Wood. 1 • ' OFFICERS (Left to Right) First Row: Sue Fields (Pres¬ ident}, Second Row: Denise Murray (Secretary-Treasurer), Jerry Doss. Third Row: Sam Osborne (Reporter), Billy Heart ( Sergeant-at-arms ). Not pictured: John Combs (President ), Darrell Statzer (Vice President), Ted Carrier (Treasurer), Mary Moore (Vice President), Donna Sulli¬ van ( Reporter). The 4-H Clubs are under the direction of the County Agent’s Office. They held meetings at school once a month and participated in out-of¬ school projects. These included achievement awards program, demonstrations, illustrated talks, judging contest, public speaking, Share-the-fun contest, 4-H camp, State 4-H congress, National 4-H Week, Dairy Poster contest, conservation camp, summer camp, national resource develop¬ ment conference, electric congress, 4-H club-con¬ gress, and All Star presentations. 93 JB£A First Row — Darlene Denton ( President ), Gilmer Smith (Vice-President ), Darlene Salyer (Secretary), Becky Nunez (Treasurer), Gail Eads ( Parliamentarian ), Patricia Denton ( Historian ), Debbie Mumpower (Chaplain), Carta Jessee (Reporter), and Jackie Denton (Sergeant-at-Arms). Second Row — Mrs. Duckworth (Sponsor), Darlene Phillips, Karen Smith, Teresa Anders, Teresa Baker, Pam Stewart. Seba White, Janice Smith, Vickie Hash, Debbie Messick. Third Row — Donna Sullivan, Sue Fields. Ricky Coldiron. Brenda Fleenor, Cathy Canter, Eva Hughes. Not pictured. Mrs. French (Sponsor). What a bore! Sponsors: Mrs. French and Mrs. Duckworth. The Future Business Leaders of America Club endeavors to broaden the general knowledge its members have of the business world. Those belonging to the club must currently be enrolled in at least one business course. Mrs. Margaret French and Mrs. Margie Duckworth are the sponsors of the FBLA. 94 First Row: (Left to Right) Darrell Statzer — Sentinel, Randy Rohr — Treasurer, Roger Leonard — Reporter, Diane Latham — Secretary, Wayne Statzer — President, John Combs — 1st Vice President, James White — 2nd Vice President, Gary Morgan — Librarian, Jerry Shipp — Chaplain. Second Row: Paul Clendenen, Robert Sheffey, Stanley Millard, Danny Canter, Stanley Canter, Robert Easterly, Danny Brewer, Harvey Sparr, Sammy Osborne, Norval McCracken, Robert Brewer, Billy Lewis, David Hayworth. Third Row: Buddy Cunningham, Johnny Orfield, Dexter McCracken, David Canter, Sherman Pippin, Johnny Hartsock, Dennis Mullins, Darell Johnson, Richard Senter, Kenneth Caudill, Steve Bowers, Scott Brewer, David Cox, Eddie Davis, Dennis Phillips. Fourth Row: Patrick Orfield, Gene Murray, Donnie Sullivan. Jimmy Leonard, Tim Eaton, Alvin Barnette, Mike Shankle, Mike Hall, Ken Boardwind, Kevin Decker, Mike Rock, Ronnie Mullins, Tim Matthews. Richard Canode, Bob Matthews, Jeffrey Short, Larry Jenkins, Tony Odum, Freda McCracken, David Sexton. Last Row: C.F. Copenhaver, J. M . Bishop, R.C. Walton. Welcome to Marlboro Country! The John S. Battle Chapter of FFA was probably one of the most active clubs at Battle. The FFA is an organization for students enrolled in Vocational Agriculture or Horticulture. This past year Battle’s Chapter participated in the State Convention, FFA- FHA Camp, Forestry camp, National Convention, Federation and Area Meetings. Several members entered live stock and crops in local, area, and State Fair. On November 27 the FFA had a float in the Bristol Christmas parade. Throughout the year the FFA was involved in many contests. Some of these include, Dairy Judging, Live Stock Judging, Horti¬ culture Judging, Tractor Trouble Shooting, Par¬ liamentary Procedure, Forestry, Tractor Driving and Public Speaking. The FFA had several fund raising projects to support it's activities. Each year the members sell calender ads and clear the football stadium for the major portion of the FFA ’s income. The highlight of the year came with the annual FFA Chicken Barbecue and Awards Program. There was also a Star Green Hand Award and a Star Chapter Farmer A ward at the Barbecue. Students which par¬ ticipated in the contest and which had outstanding achievements in various areas were honored. The stu¬ dent, who received the Robert Stoven Anderson award, received a cow and calf. 95 3 HA First Row — Ms. Martin, Mrs. Cassell. Second Row — - Donna Thomas, Donna Leonard, Becky Count iss, Sterl Cullop — sweetheart, Lynn Neeves. Lisa Sharrett, Donna Crabtree, Judy Rock. Third Row — Lisa dayman, Becky Orfield, Julie Anderson, Marcine Mays, Gladys Leonard, Susan Watson, Elizabeth Warner, Connie Carrol. Deanna Blaytock, Beth Seamore, Diane Vanhook, Paige VanNoy. Fourth Row — Dana Taylor, Cathy Bowers, Sally Bordwine, Tommy Lou Akers, Dawn Hayden, Debbie Puckett, Judy Childress, Pat Stevens, Debbie Countiss, Mary Munsey. Fifth Row — Teresa Brewer, Penny Leonard, Gail Cross, Dru Booher, Carol Harley, Janice Counliss, Robin Robinson, Patti Statzer, Judy Poe, Robin Malcom. Ginger Hutton. Teresa Baker, Terri Wagner, Donna Rust. The John S. Battle Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America works in affiliation with the federation, state and national FHA organizations. During 1974-1975, Lynn Neeves served as the historian for the Symwasco Federation. Future Homemakers of America is an orga¬ nization of boys and girls studying homemaking in high schools of the United States. It provides opportunities for students to have additional experiences in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Our over-all goal is ... to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living now and in the future. Our over-all objective is .. . to participate actively in pro¬ jects for family, community living and world improve¬ ment. Sponsors for our chapter are Miss Janette Martin, Mrs. Grace Cassell, and Miss Ruth McNeil. Some of Battle’s FHA highlights for this year included a recycling drive and decorating in the YMCA Parade of Christmas Trees. Motto — “ Toward New Horizons”. Flower — red rose. Colors — red ( for strength ) and white ( for security). FHA members hosted reception at PTSA Open House. 96 FHA officers (Clockwise) Deanne Blaylock, Recreation Leader; Donna Thomas, Vice President; Donna Leonard, Chaplain; Lynn Neeves, President; Becky Countiss, Treasurer; Donna Crabtree, Historian; and Lisa Sharrett, Secretary. Sterl Cullop, FHA Sweetheart, and Donna Crab¬ tree with her favorite doll. Lynn Neeves, President and Federation officer 97 French Club % H y w 4K jj First Row (Left to Right): Sharon Dupont (Treasurer), Teresa Williams ( President ), Rita Hicks ( Secretary ). Theresa Cochran, Julie Anderson, Cindy McCauley, Danny Moody. Second Row: Victor Harley (Historian), Jeff Hashbarger, Jimmy Barrett, Bill Duty, David Hayden (Chaplain), Jimmy Carter, Ricky Sams (Vice President), Tim Slagle (Reporter). Not pictured — Tony Fleenor, Mike Eads. Although small in number, the French Club is big in spirit. They gave their most during Homecoming week and decorated the hall with two great “French” movies. They participated in the GAA Fiasco and Sharon Dupont took 1st place in the Ice Cream Eat¬ ing Contest. The club sponsored three bake sales with proceeds going to club projects. March 6-7 the first John Battle Mardi Gras was held. School Clubs par¬ ticipated by setting up booths for a carnival after school. On Friday evening a Mardi Gras dance was held, and many came in costumes. Those who at¬ tended the dance voted for the Mardi Gras King and Queen. nMHK! ■■■' . M. 1 y French Club memebers eagerly planning Mardi Gras acti¬ vities. 98 QAA First Row: (Left to Right) Robin Pennington. Lori Branson, Vera Jesse, Rhonda Stark, Kim Kennedy, Anty Petty, Marianne Lagerholm, Robin Collier, Linda Wright, Linda Owens, Cindy McCauley, Susie Jones, Patsy Owens. Second Row: Carole Shelley, Becky Neese, Lee Ann Hunsucker, Kim Odum, Pam Hawkins, Toni Odum, Gail Cross, Lisa Sharrelt. Kaelu Tolley, Robin Childers, Jill Jones, Joann Partridge, Regema Roe, Becky Moore, Cindy Lagasse. Sandy Sproles, Paula Frohling, Meg Savinskv. Third Row: Vanessa Monk. Debbie Jackson, Robin Robinson, Karen Bowers, Julie Parsell, Sue Haderer, Donna Crabtree, Susan Brotbeck, Denise Murray, Teresa Baker, Tommy Sue Akers, Vicki Ratliff, Julie Anderson, Abbie Jackson, Lynda Widner. Teresa Barr. Fourth Row: Della Worley, Rita Worley, Teresa Fleenor, Billie Parsons, Cindy Bennet, Teresa Williams, Belinda Nunley, Regina Roberson, Debt Readder, Cathy Bowers, Mary Beth Patton, Lynn Neeves, Angie Blackwell, Tami Collis, Karen Me Murray , Cindi Sourbeer, Tammy Stevens, Elizabeth Warner, Kathy Robinson, Carol Finley, Laura Troy, Maxine Miller, Denise Williams, Sandy Owens, Lisa Harmon, Tom¬ mie Moore, Pam Booher. The Girls’ Athletic Association sponsored by Miss Julia Carmichel, has been an extremely active club at Battle. For the first time the G.A.A. held the annual Fiasco which was both entertaining and comical. Members also participated in homecoming and held a Bowling tournament. The G.A.A. Banquet and Gym Show, were both great successes! Remember girls, We count too! Miss GAA — isn't she sweet? Scrambled eggs anyone ? 99 I Key Club Pictured (Left to Right): Jayde Fleenor, Daryl Simcox, Debbie Johnson, Sweetheart; Craig Etsea, Darrell Dyson, Jeff Witt. Second Row: Gilmer Meade, Freddie Garrett, David Fleenor. Third Row: Matt Savinsky, David Anderson, Eddie Smith, Wayne Statzer, Steve Sproles, Dennis Parker. Fourth Row: Gary Taylor, Dwight Harley, Jack Weisenburger, Jimmy Carter, Mike Kiser, Mark Denton. Fifth Row: Mike Mumpower, David Pennington, Ricky Sams, Keith Farmer, Kevin Lester, Ricky Hughes. The Key Club is a service club which is active in many events in the school and com¬ munity. Some of this years activities that the club sponsered are: the Homecoming dance, a car wash, the Santa Pal project, cleaning school grounds, a rock concert dur¬ ing school, a basketball game with the Civi¬ lians and a light bulb sale. The Key Club purchased new letters and locks for the school sign which is maintained by the officers. Hear no evil, see no evil, do nothing! 100 Key Club Officers (Left to Right): Freddie Garrett (Reporter), Jeff Witt (Vice President), Dennis Parker (Presi¬ dent), Debbie Johnson ( Sweetheart ), Sam Wagner (Parliamentarian), Darrell Dyson (Secretary), Matt Savinsky ( Treasurer). Key club gets A CTION rolling! 101 JCibrary Club wm in If r ' V-- fflRjp ;; First Row (Left to Right( Ricky Phillips, Scarlet! Bond, Karen Smith. Darlene Phillips, Teresa Anders. Second Row Mike Davenport, Cindy Malcolm, Diane Fleenor. Danny Bowers, Buddy Cunningham, Debbie Singleton, Rusty Sproles, Wayne Scarberry. The Library Club plays a major role in keeping the media center operating smoothly. All members have assisted in the media center in past years or are as¬ sisting this year. They are responsible for keeping books, cards, magazines, and other materials in order and audio visual equipment supplied to the class¬ rooms. The club provides Christmas gifts to a child at the orphanage, has a tea for the faculty and a steak dinner for the club members. A film for the students is a highlight of the year. Funds from this film are used to improve the library and audio visual services, arouse further enthusiasm for books and other media, and encourage interest in the library profession. Three years overdue??? 102 library Club For the last time, “ Please pass the potato chips! Wait until Mrs. Duty isn't looking! 103 X Cat in Club First Row (Left to Right) Dennis Parker ( Vice President), Matt Savinsky (President ). Second Row: Rhonda Burke, T wan a Blackwell, Rhonda Stark, Tereba Bolt, Mary. Beth Patton, Donna Crabtree, Susan Haderer, Abby Jackson, Cindy Sourbeer. Third Row: Kathy Robinson, Pam Mays, Amy Petty, Mike Comer, Carmen Hatley, Mike Kiser, Regina Roberson, Robert Milter, Jayde Fleenor. Fourth Row: Freddie Garrett, David Anderson, Burt Ogle, Terry Bolling, Richard Crouch, Joe Smith, Jimmy Smith, Lynn Sleeves, Craig Elsea, David Fleenor, Jeff Witt, Mark Parsons, Caro! Finley, Keith Farmer, Paul Miller, Neil Easterly. The Latin Club, sponsored by Mrs. Tyler, had a great year. Although club members had prepared to go to the state convention; however, at the last minute they were unable to attend. The club sponsored bake sales to raise money for club projects. During the spring, the club enjoyed the activities of Latin Week. The highlights of Latin Week were the Roman Banquet, the picnic, and the track meet. Latin club members also participated in other school events, such as homecoming. 104 J4MS Pictured (Left to Right): Debbie Tate, Laurie Duty, Cindy McCauley, Matt Savinskv, Treasurer ; David Fleenor, President; Debbie Singleton, Secretary; Jennie Houser, Parliamentarian; Kathy Robinson, Vice-president; Paula Barker, Jo Bentley. Second Row: Car- oln Vermilion, Lynn Sleeves, Mary Beth Patton, Carol Finley, Pam Mays, Teresa Williams, Sharon Dupont. Kim Kennedy, Becky Nunez, Leisa James, Linda Brewer, Twana Blackwell. Third Row: Miss Phyllis Ratliffe, Wayne Statzer, Steve Dutton, Freddie Garrett, Jeff Witt, Dwight Harley, Mike Grubb, Dennis Parker, David Anderson, Marianne Langerholm, Teresa Anders. Not pic¬ tured; Becki Hood and Rob Kegley. The Caywood Chapter of the National Honor So¬ ciety, founded on the principles of scholarship, leader¬ ship, character, and service, had thirty-four active members during the 1974-75 school year. In Novem¬ ber, the President of the National Honor Society, David Fleenor, took part in Holston High School’s first induction ceremony. Spring activities included the Faculty-N.H.S. Basketball Game to raise money for the scholarship fund. The awarding of a two hundred dollar scholarship to an outstanding senior N.H.S. member has become an annual project for the chapter. Other projects for the year included the induction of new members into the society; this induction was followed by a reception for the new member’s parents. Throughout the year, the chapter sought to promote character, leadership, scholarship, and ser¬ vice through bulletin boards and monthly chapter meetings focusing on these principles. Mr. Farnsworth presented Rita Sheffev the 1974 NHS SCHOLARSHIP. I Phoenix Staff r JSL ■ • rnkT. ' -U 1 Ejjpt •- -JmM I'M 1 mi I 1 ■ - s 1 at ■ M First Row (Left to Right): Susan Bailey, Terry Bailey, Vicki Ratliff, Lisa Sharrett, Abby Jackson, Carmen Hatley, Rhonda Stark, Becky Neese, Regema Roe, Tina Mayne, Teresa Baker, Teresa Williams, and Robin Collier. Second Row: Lisa Ford, Penny Morgan, Vicki Morrison, Teresa Williams, Monica Mosberg, Joan Quesenberrv, Donna Crabtree, Debbie Harmon, Linda Brewer, Carole Shelley, Belinda Nunley, Pam Eades, Kaelu Tolley, Debbie Brown. Third Row: Lynda Widner, Debbie Singleton, Jeff Hobbs, Jennie Houser, Paul Miller, Paul Barker, Tom Childress, Theresa Cochran, Lynn Neeves, Susan Pittler, Theresa Malcolm, Barbara Blevins, Sharon Halstead, Mary Beth Patton, Pat Widner. What picture? What deadline? What page? In the be¬ ginning there was confusion and chaos, in the spring there was the 1975 Phoenix. Throughout the year the staff worked diligently to put together the memorable events of 1974-1975 in the best way they could. Staff members devoted their study halls and study- lunch periods to the belaboring tasks of typing, sort¬ ing, identifying and drawing. However busy they were, staff members took time out to participate in homecoming decorations, the GAA FIASCO, a Christmas party, and the Mardi Gras. The Annual Staff was sponsored by Mrs. Sandra Kemmish. Paula Barker (Business Manager), Jennie Houser (Editor), and Debbie Singleton ( Assistant Editor). 106 Phoenix Staff Our beloved Sponsor. Shut up or I'll zap you. That 's it, Vickie, strike a pose for us. 107 Pep Club Pictured (Left to Right): Sandy Shankel, Historian; Tammi Johnson, Vice President; Jack Weisenburger, President; C-indy Lagasse, Treasurer; Sandy Sproles, Reporter; Teresa Baker, Secretary; Jimmy Carter, Sgt.-at-Arms; Denise Williams, Tammy Stevens, Lynda Widner. Second Row: Paula Frohling, Bill Smith. Paul Miller, Larry Harless, Linda Owens, Julie Parsed , Amy Thompson, Toni Odum, Dana Taylor, Ginger Hutton, Patsy Horner. Third Row: Jim Barr, Barbara Blevins, Janice Amos, Pat Stevens, Kim Jones, Patty Feltv, Ginger Rock, Teresa Feltv, Nancy Goodman, Karen Stuart. Fourth Row: Mike Mumpower, Gary Taylor, Mark Eades, Terry Wingate, Jerry! Smith, Kathy Brewer, Steve Sproles, Jerry Doss, Vickie Hensley, Susan Bailey. Fifth Row: Monty Houser, Paul Young, Mike Reece, Ricky Johnson. Beth Newman, Debbie Countiss, Janice Smith, Diane Badger, Doris Dunn, Debbie Jackson. Sixth Row: Susan Watson, Tamrnie Woodward, Donna Sullivan, Brenda Shaffer, Diane Nidiffer, Kathy Woodby, Beckv Orfteld, Patty Me New. Enthusiastic Battle supporters found their way to the Pep Club. The Pep Club, sponsored by Mrs. Jane Broadwater, is open to all students who want to boost school spirit and support Battle’s athletic events. The members demonstrated their spirit by selling pom-poms, presenting skits at pep rallies, painting posters, attend¬ ing away football and basketball games. They also helped to purchase a water cooler for the school'. The cliff-hanger! 108 junior Science Club JM' fjL'J. ■Dr V. fHm I 4 fP T 1 pH y W V- Jp First Row (Left to Right): Ricky Johnson. Second Row: Dawn Hay¬ den, Susan Bailey, Paula Frohling, Carl Phipps, Billy Brooks, John Miller, Tim Counts. Third Row: Tereba Bolt, Robin Kress, Ricky Johnson, Danny Moody, Brian Davis. Fourth Row: Johnny Or- field, Dirk Warriner, Ricky Phil¬ lips, Gary Hawthorne, David Can¬ ter, Charlie Cooke. Fifth Row: Wayne Peters, Ricky Chafin, Randy Rohr, Tim Slagle, Jonathan Cole. Standing: Jim Harrow, Jeff Ingle, Ricky Bott, David Hayden, Alvin Debord, Mrs. Minnick, Mark Peltier, Bob Cheers, Blake McCroskey, Andy Lester, Steve Sproles. Not Pictured Bill Smith, Marty Eads, Steve Wagner. The Junior Science Club’s major objectives are to further our knowledge in the field of science, en¬ courage scientific interest and to promote academic achievements. Some of the projects for this year included estab¬ lishing a nature trail near the school to be used by the Science Classes. The club is competing for the Outstanding Science Club of Virginia. Possible field trips include Bays Mountain Nature Center at Kings¬ port, Tennessee, King College, Mount Rogers Nature Center. Other activities included Homecoming Dec¬ orations, Guest Speeches. Officers: First Row (Left to Right); Steve Wagner ( Pres¬ ident ), Steve Sproles (Vice President). Second Row: Paula Frohling (Secretary), David Hayden ( Treasurer ), Third Row: Danny Moody (Reporter). Fourth Row: Mark Pel- tier. Robin Kress (Sgt. at Arms). 109 Senior Science Club Pictured (Left to Right): Dermis Parker, David Anderson, Jeff Witt, Rita Hicks. Second Row: Wayne Statzer, Keith Farmer, Kathy Robinson, Robert Miller, Jimmy Byington. Third Row: Tammie Johnson, Amy Thompson, Javde Fleenor, Jennie Houser, Darrell Dyson, Bert Ogle, Joe Smith. Fourth Row: Terryl Smith, Matt Savinsky, Craig Elsea, Freddie Garrett, Richard Crouch, Neil Easterly. Fifth Row: Vickie Ratliff. Monica Mosberg, Mike Kiser, Ronnie Emerson, Mark Denton, Eddie Smith. David Fleenor, Kevin Lester, Mrs. Daughter}', Sponsor. OFFICERS President — Jeff Witt Vice Pres. — Dennis Parker Treas. — David Anderson Secretary — Keith Farmer Reporter — Rita Hicks Parliamentarian — Wayne Statzer Club members decorate for Homecoming. 110 Senior Science Club The Senior Science club is an academic organization sponsored by Mrs. Dorothy Daughtry. All members have an overall B average and show evidence of above average interest and achievement in science. Activities this year have included decorating the hall for Homecoming, the Faculty-Senior Science Volley¬ ball Game, a breakfast, and some work was done to initiate a nature study area in the Court by the Science Hall. The main activity of the year has been in support of our primary purpose: to encourage in¬ dividual research. Members worked very hard to prepare research papers for regional, state, and national competition. We were also proud of our winning efforts last year, in that Senior Science members took 3 of the 4 top awards at the regional science fair. ( Rita Shefjey, Jeff Witt, and Dennis Parker). Other awards went to Suzzane Cole, Debbie Singleton, Leisa James, Laurie Duty, Neil Easterly, Mary Reynolds, Mark Denton, and Jenny Miller. Rita Sheffey was declared a grand winner and attended the International Science Fair. Earlier in the year she was a member of the “ honors group” of the Nation-al Westinghouse Science Talent Search. Suzzane Cole, Debbie Singleton, Cindy McCauley, Laurie Duty, Rita Sheffey, Mary Reynolds, Gary Good- son, Dennis Parker, Wayne Barger, and Jeff Witt were selected to present papers in Norfolk at the Virginia Junior Academy of Science Meeting. Gary Goodson won a first place, and Wayne Barger an honorable mention in the Behavioral Sciences Catagory and Dennis Parker won a third place in Organismic Biology. Jeff Witt presented a winning paper for the third consecutive year and was the only student in the state to be given an honorary membership in the Senior Academy of Science. Jeff Witt and Dennis Parker won research grants from the Junior Academy to help finance their research. 'HE EFFECTS OF LEAO ON SOW BUGS ANO FRUIT FLIES SECTION l-SOW BUGS 111 Dennis Parker and Jeff Witt display winning protects. Spanish Club First Row (Left to Right): Joey Hatley, Scott Hubbard , Neil Easterly, Wayne Barger, Mike Grubb, Darren Wagner, Tony Carter, Shari Herndon. Second Row: Craig Weatherly, Gary Hawthorne, Veda Herndon, Jimmy Smith, Gary Cole, Terry Bol¬ ling, Mike Comer, Steve Sproles, Susan Brotbeck, Susan Davis, Teresa Leonard, Drema Dean. Not Pictured: Debbie Hughes, Teresa Collins, Patti Statzer, Angie Cross, Dwight Dean, Jeanne Eastridge, Anita Necessary, Meg Savinsky, Pam Smith . Vicki Ratliff, Tammy Kitzmiller. Officers: (Left to Right) Darren Wagner Parliamentarian. Tammy Kitzmiller — Reporter, Susan Brotbeck — Secretary, Veda Herndon — Treasurer, Mike Grubb — Sergent-at-Arms, Vicki Ratlift — President, Tony Carter — Vice-President. Not Pictured: Meg Savinsky — Chaplain. In order to bridge the gap between America and Spain, the Spanish Club sponsored a foster child in Mexico. Through the exchange of letters, they learned a great deal about the culture of Mexico. At Spanish Club meet¬ ings, they had films and programs related to Spanish speaking countries. In the spring the members held a Fiesta, which acquainted them with Spanish foods. In¬ terested Spanish Club members also attended the Pan American Day celebration at ETSU in the spring. 112 My hand is stuck! SAS First Row (Left to Right) Leisa James, Teresa Williams, Teresa Baker, Debbie Singleton. Second Row Joan Quesen- berry, Teresa Leonard, Billie Parsons, Julie Anderson, Seba White, Lisa Ford. Third Row Vicki Morrison. Monica Mosberg, Denise Kiser, Tammie Stevens, Susan Bailey, Pat Stevens. Fourth Row Veda Herndon, Garv Hawthorne, Debbie Blaylock, Jennie Miller. DeAnna Blaylock. Fifth Row Denise Williams, Lynda Widner, Ricky Johnson, Debbie Tate, Kathy Neal, Mike Mumpower. Sixth Row Angie Blackwell, Tami Collis, Pam Stewart, Kenny Robinson. Seventh Row Darlene Denton. Not pictured David Sexton, Debbie Mumpower, Nyoka Blaylock, Sharon Halstead, Debbie Messick, Vanessa Monk, Jackie Denton. Kay Kiser, Donna Tate. SAL officers First Row (Left to Right): Teresa Baker I Vice-President ), Debbie Singleton (President ). Second Row: Jackie Denton (Chaplain), Leisa James (Secretary), Sharon Hal¬ stead (Treasurer). Debbie Mumpower (Reporter), Not Pictured: Seba White ( Historian ) and David Sexton ( Parliamentarian). The purpose oj the SAE is to ac¬ quaint members with the oppor¬ tunities and responsibilities in the education profession and to pre¬ sent students with the opportuni¬ ty to participate as members of their school and community in making their education more meaningful. Some of the SAE's projects for the year are, presen¬ tation of a scholarship, a teacher- aide program, and tutorial pro¬ gram and student-teacher day in the spring of the year. Sponsors are: Mrs. G rinds taff and Mrs. Butt. 113 First Row: Candi Maiden, Teresa D Williams, Regina Roberson, Amy Petty, Kim Kennedy, Craig Elsea, David Anderson, David Ingle. Second Row: Veda Herndon. Sandy Sproles, Denise Kiser, Teresa Baker, Teresa Anders, Sharon McCroskey, Regma Roe, Terry Wingate, Mike Grubb, Jimmy Loudy. Third Row: Gilmer Meade, Susan Watson, Bruce Bentley, David Pennington, Tim Carter, Pam Eads, Diane McCray, Meg Savinsky, Robbie Johnson. Fourth Row: Bill Smith, Carl Phipps, Kim Odum, Lisa Sharrell, Gail Cross, Keith Tabor. Fifth Row: Joe McReynolds, Ricky Bolt, Denise Williams, Sandy Owens, Teresa Brewer, Shari Herndon. Not Pictured — Laura Brotbeck, Mark Dean, Shaila Bettadapur, Marty Eads, David Hayden, Libby Little, Scott Hubbard, Darrell Simcox, Mark Denton, James Booher, Robin Collier. Pictured (Left to Right): Sharon Dupont, Historian; Teresa Williams, Reporter; Twana Blackwell, Secretary; Vera Jessee, Chaplain; Leisa James, Vice President; Second Row: Randy Smith, Co-sponsor; Freddie Garrett, Treasurer; Kenny Robinson, Sgt-at-Arms, Mike Comer, Parliamentarian; Don Mash burn, Sponsor. Dennis Dutton, SCA President The S.C. A., during 1974-1975, has been very busy. In the fall, the S.C. A. sponsored the Student Follies. This was the first year this event has been at Battle. The S.C. A. also hosted the Holston District S.C. A. meeting. During the winter the S.C. A. sponsored a Christmas Dance which was enjoyed by everyone who attended. Several other community and school projects were performed in the winter and early spring. Also, in the spring the S.C. A. attended the State Conference and made plans to attend the Summer Workshop held in Bridgewater, Virginia. The S.C. A. is under the leadership of Mr. Donald Mashburn and Mr. Randy Smith. 114 First Row (Left to Right): Freddie Garrett, Teresa Williams (French Club), Sharon Dupont, Leisa James, Twana Blackwell, Vera Jessee, Mike Coner, Kenny Robinson. Second Row: Pat Dixon (newspaper), Darlene Denton (FBLA), Jennie Houser (Annual), Debbie Singleton (SAE), Lori Branson (Civinettes), Linda Owens (Cheerleaders), Darlene Freese (Art Club), Becky Nunez (Cho¬ rus). Third Row: Jimmy Carter, Steve Dutton (Junior Class), Dennis Mullins (Sophomore class), Darren Wagner I Freshmen Class), Keith Farmer (Senior Class), Jack Weisenburger (Pep Club). Fourth Row: Sam Wagner. Wavne Statzer ( FFA ), Jeff Witt (Senior Science), Dennis Parker (Key Club), David Fleenor ( NHS ). Burt Ogle ( Civitans ), Marianne Lagerholm (GAA), Craig tlsea. Richard Crouch (Debate). Fifth Row: Vicki RatHJf (Spanish Club), Pam Mays (Tri-Hi-Y ), Ricky Phillips (Library), Matt Savinsky (Latin Club ), Lynn Neeves (FHA), Phil Parris (Drama). Not Pictured: Dennis Dutton (SC A President), Jackie Denton (Bible Club), Steve Hurley ( B Club), Steve Wagner (Jr. Science). Seba White ( Majorettes ). Sharon McCroskev, Trojan Mascot Top 5 finalists in SCA Follies (Left to Right): Gilmer Meade (Miss Wrestler), Bruce Bentley (Miss GAA), Larry Jenkins (Miss Cheerleader), Mike Noonkester ( Miss DE), Queen Keith Farmer ( Miss Latin Club). 115 Zri-Hi-V First Row (Left to Right): Diane VanHook, Judy Poe, Debbie Hayworth. Donna Hensley, Tammy Johnson. Second Row: Karen Stuart, Teresa Williams, Mary Dolinger, Vicki Morrison. Penny Brewer, Jenny Lou Miller. Amy Thompson. Third Row: Mrs. Bruce. Sharon McCroskev. Lee Ann Hunsucker, Joan Quesenberry, Monica Mosberg, Debbie Mumpower, Vickie Hensley, Miss Cuddy. Fourth Row: Pam Mays, Bill Adkins (Sweetheart ). Regema Roe. The Alpha Tri-Hi-Y is a school and community ser¬ vice club affiliated with the TMCA. Mr. Mike Draf- fen is the YMCA sponsor; Mrs. Penny Bruce and Miss Jane Cuddy are school sponsors. Membership is open to any girl willing to support the Tri-Hi-Y purpose of “ cre¬ ating , maintaining, and extending throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. ” This year club members visited Bristol nursing homes, and enjoyed sleep-ins at the YMCA. Gifts of fruit bas¬ kets and magazines were taken to patients in nursing homes; gifts of toys and books were taken to the child¬ ren's ward at Bristol Memorial Hospital. Club members had a Valentine’s Party and an Easter egg hunt for the children at the Janie Hammitt Home. The Tri-Hi-Y had a Santa Pal at Christmas and sponsored other fund raising projects for the community and YMCA. Regema in act ion! 116 Zri-Hi-V First Row: (Left to Right) Regema Roe I President ). Lee Ann Hunsucker (Treasurer), Sharon Mc- Croskev (Secretary ), Pam Mays (Vice President), Second Row: Becky Nunez (World Service Chair¬ man), Libby Harris (Chaplain ), Monica Mosberg ( Historian ), Joan Quesenberry (Parliamentarian ), Debbie M umpo wer ( Typist ). Best time to rip some one off is when everyone is knocked out. 117 Zrojan Voice Staff Trojan Voice Staff First Row (Left to Right): Joey Hatley. Danny Moody, Terry Bolling, Larry Miller, Gary Hawthorne. Second Row: Pat Dixon. Mike Mumpower. Candi Maiden, Tammy Johnson, Donna Thomas, Brenda Peters. Third Row: Mrs. Jennings, Rhonda Stark, Becky Neese, Teresa Baker, Teresa Anders, Cindy Sourbeer, Mary Beth Patton. Fourth Row: Tim Slagle, Paul Miller, Tom Childress, Gail Eades, Darlene Denton. Lynn Neeves, Mrs. Duckworth. Fifth Row: Sharon McCroskey, Penny Brewer, Terry Dye, Mike Comer, Monica M os berg, Vicki Morrison, Darrell Dyson. The Trojan Voice, Battle's school newspaper, hoped to be a regular medium of communication among students, faculty and administration. The paper, which had photographs and was published by a local printer, covered not only the activities of groups — clubs, sports, and classes — but also of individual students — their hobbies, community involvement, and special honors. The staff wanted The Trojan Voice to cover news of interest to every student at John S. Battle High School. The Trojan Voice staff consisted of a variety of stu¬ dents from every grade and with many interests. The co-editors were Pat Dixon and Mike Mumpower. The advisors were Mrs. Margie Duckworth and Mrs. Merry Jennings. Advanced cutting and pasting class. 118 „ Administration Eternise caution in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is .. Dr. Grant Tubbs was born in Chattanooga, Tennes¬ see and reared in Richmond, Virginia. He graduated from Henry Clay High School in 1943, He attended the University of Richmond in the U.S. Navy officer training program. Dr. Tubbs graduated from the U.S. Navy Midshipman School at Fort Schuyler, New York. Dr. Tubbs received his B.S. from Idaho State in 1955. He earned his M.Ed. at the Univer¬ sity of Virginia in 1961 and his doctorate in educa¬ tion at the University of Virginia in 1971. Dr. Tubbs, has serve d as teacher, assistant principal of a high school, elementary principal, junior high principal, high school principal and as Director of Instruction, Martinsville City Schools. Dr. Tubbs is an Elder in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ( Mormanj. He is married to the former Barbara Brock of Ashland, Virginia. They have three sons and one daughter. Dr. Gram Tubbs Superintendent Richard T. Farnsworth Emory Henry B.A. Radford MS. Principal Bill Halstead Appalachian S. t . b.s.. M.A. Assistant Principal A thlelic Director Sponsor B-Club James F. Rector Emory Henry B.A. Radford MS. Assistant Principal 120 faculty Anne V. Bruce Virginia Inlermonl — A. A Univ. of Tennessee — B.S. English Co-sponsors — Tri-Hi-Y Sophomore Class Advisor John M. Bishop VPI Agriculture Sponsor — FFA Lucille D. Butt Emory Henry Sociology, World History Sponsor — SA E % C.F. Copenhaver VPI, SU — B.S. Agriculture, Mechanics Sponsor — FFA . Young Farmers — Va. Ralph G. Booher ETSU — B.A., M.A . Government Dept. Chairman Co-sponsor — Key Club Julia A. Carmichel ETSU Driver Ed, Phys. Ed Sponsor — GA A Coach — Volleyball, Track Lou V. Crabtree Radford — B.S. English, Drama Sponsors Drama Mr. Loggans — 1974 Teacher of the Year 121 faculty Miss Rhoda F. Craig King College — B.A. Shorthand, Typing Sponsor — Bible Club Mrs. Joan P. Dingus Emory Henry Chemistry, Science 8 Sponsor — Sr. Class Miss Rebecca Jane Cuddy Emory Henry — B.S. Sponsor — Tri-Hi-Y Mrs. Margie H. Duckworth Radford College — B.S. Typing Sponsor — FBLA Mrs. Dorothy Daughtrey Longwood College — B.S. George Washington Univ. - MS. Biology- Sponsor — Sr. Science Club Mrs. Elaine T. Duty Radford College — B.S. ETSU — M.A. Librarian Co-Sponsor — Library Club Mrs. Janet Derting Radford College, B.S.. M S. Guidance Counselor Miss Susan E. Edmondson Madison College — B.S. World Geography, U.S. History- Sponsor — Cheerleaders Mrs. Ellen Grindslaff Radford College English, Reading Co-Sponsor — 5 1 E Mr. Gene Grindslaff Lynchburg College — B.A. University of Virginia — M.Ed. Distributive Education Sponsor — DEC A 122 faculty Gosh Dad, don't take it all! Mrs. Jane Flee nor Sec.-Treas. Virginia Intermonl College Mrs. Pauline B. Gotham Marx Washington College — B.A. Economics. Psychology Mrs. Margaret French Virginia Intermonl, ETSU Office Practice, Bookkeeping, General Business Sponsors FBLA Henry E. Green Emory Henry College History 1 1 Coaches — JV Football, Varsity Baseball Mr. Jack Garland Emory Henry — B.A. ETSU — M.A. World History, Contemporary History Sponsor — Jr. Class Mrs. Shelah F. Gregg ETSU — B.A. , M.A. Librarian Co-Sponsor — Library Club Mr. Joe A. Garrett Emory Henry — B.A. Phvs. Ed. . Drivers Ed. Coaches Football, Basketball Mrs. Rebecca Gumm Emory Henry — B.A. University of Tennessee — MS. English 8 123 Mrs. Bertha L. Henderson Shenandoah Conservatory of Music — B. M. Sandra Kemmish ETSU — B.S. French. English Sponsor — Annual, French Club Mrs. Bernice W. Hernandez King College — B.A., University of Kentucky — M.A. English 8, Spanish Sponsors Spanish Club, Co-sponsors Bible Club Mrs. Virginis Kincheloe Emory and Henry College — B.S. Madison College — M.A. Chorus Hello, I'm taking a survey . . . Mrs. Merry Jennings Emory and Henry College — BA. University of Tennessee — M.A. English 9,12 Sponsors Trojan Voice Mrs. Patricia King ETSU — B.S. Health and Phys. Ed. 8 Mrs. Mary B. Kelly Longwood — B.S. ETSU — M.A. Guidance Counselor Scott Lambert ETSU — B.S. Band Director Heavens to hairy chests, it's Ruby Red Dress! 124 I'm skewed up! faculty Ah, the s weet sound of applause! Bennv Lemon ETSU — B.S. Health PE Coach — Football, Wrestling, Track Janette Martin ETSU Home Ec Sponsor — FHA Mrs. Linda Long ETSU - B.S. Science Sponsor — Civinettes Donald Mashburn ETSU — B.S., M S. Math, Algebra, Pre-Calculus Sponsor — SC 4 Marlene McCall Radford College — B.S. University of Virginia — M. Ed. Math, Algebra Sponsor — Civinettes Mrs. Gay L. Meade Radford College — B.S., M S. Science 8, 9 Sponsor — JV Cheerleaders Miss Ruth McNiel Berea College — B.S. Home Ec, Sr. Home Ec Sponsor — FHA Mrs. Joan B. Minnick VPI — B.S. Biology Sponsor Jr. Science Club 125 faculty John Pettier King College — B.A. Math 8-9, and Algebra Coach — 8th Football, Basketball Sponsor — Key Club Phyllis J. RatlifJ'e John B Stetson University — B.S. English Sponsor — NHS Mrs. Peggy Sisk Tennessee Wesleyan Secretary — Office Dorothy Daughtrey was presented the Outstanding Biology Teacher Award in 1974. Don Pridemore ETSU — B.S. Driver's Ed. Co-Sponsor — B-Club Coach — 8th Football. Baseball Phil Robbins Emory and Henry College — B.A . University of Tennessee — M S. Math Sponsor — Jr. Civitan Football and Track Coach Randall W. Smith A.S.U. B.A. U.S. Government Sponsors — S.C.A. Coach — Cross Country, Track 126 faculty Ron Tollman Mrs. Shirley Talley Emory Henry — B.A. Secretary — Library History Coach — Football. Wrestling Jean W . Wilson Secretary, Guidance Howard Webb Tusculum College Driver Education Co-Sponsor — B Club Coach Basketball, Golf Larrv R. Stanley ETSU — B.S.. M S. Guidance Counselor Doris Tyler Emory Henry — B.A. English. Latin Sponsor — Latin Virginia Woody Emory Henry — B.A. ETSU - M.A. Reading Sponsor — Forensics Thomas R. Stokes King College, UVa. — M.Ed. English Sponsor — Debate, Forensics Chairman — English Dept. Robert C. Walton VPI.SU Agriculture Sponsor FFA Helen Yoho Richmond Professional Inst. Univ. of Va. Study Hal! have charm, grace, poise, and a streaked per¬ sonality! 127 ' ‘ Pans and M rooms ’ ’ ... in tlic noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. Seated (Left to Right): Irene Latham, Betty Collins, Ollie Fraley, Lucille Harden, Bobbv Corvin. Where would we be without the cafeteria ladies and the custodians ? Not often do we show our appreciation to those who play such an important role in our school. We take for granted their services with scarcely a kind or thankful word to let them know we care. You would be surprised what a smile or compliment will do for a person, (or what extra amounts of food you could get in return!) Careful planning and hours of hard work go into the preparation of lunches for over 1000 students. Cooking meals involves rattling a lot of pans, as the cafeteria ladies can prove. The five full time ladies, pictured above, are aided by the following part-time employ¬ ees: Birdie Barker, Lois Edwards, Ruth Latham, Joyce Fleenor, and Peggy Lous. Without custodians we would find our school cluttered by paper and garbage. We don't see those who maintain our school. We express our appreciation and thanks to Dan Mays, Homer Mays, Randall lance, Charles Carroll, and Hazel Reed. A special thank- you to Darrell Childress who worked many long hours at John Battle. 128 Randall Vance Senior Superlatives Best Dressed: Lee Ann H unsucker and Mike Noonkester. The best mirror is an old friend. Jf you compare yourself to others . M ost A thletic: Steve Hurley and A my Petty. It's not whether you win or lose; it’s how you play the game. Most School Spirited: Linda Owens and Craig Elsea. “ Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” Most Studious: Becki Hood and Matt Savinsky. “ From contemplatio n one may become wise, but knowledge comes from study.” 130 Senior Superlatives Most Likely to Get Caught: Alice Cooper and Pat Frohling. I can resist everything but temptation. you may become vain and bitter , Most Optimistic: Terry Bolling and Regina Roberson. To every dungeon comes a ray of God's sunshine. Most Pessimistic: Pam Mays and Mike Comer. Every time a child says, “ I don ’t believe in ghosts there is a ghost that falls down dead. 131 Senior Superlatives men. Friendliest: Renee Edwards and Greg Yoho. Best All Around: Keith Farmer and Jo Bentley. What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered. 132 Senior Superlatives Best Looking: Vera Jessee and Jimmy Smith. Beauty without grace is a hook without bait. Cutest Couple: Linda Owens and Larry Jenkins. We boil at different degrees. Most Talented: Rob Kegley and Candi Maiden. Every genuine work of art has as much reason for being as the earth and the sun. Most Likely to Succeed: David Fleenor and and lesscrpersons Jennie Houser. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. ” than yourselves . 133 i Seniors “Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. ’ ' As the class of 75 looks toward the future they have many memories to look back on. The Senior class sponsored many of the activities this past year like the Sadie Hawkins Dance, Greaser Dance, and Talent Show. We were sponsored by Mrs. Joan Dingus. Many things happened to each member of the Senior class since first being called seniors until graduation. College day influenced many seniors on what college to go to, while others planned to enter the business world. As the year came to an end we realized what it really meant to be a senior. We realized how hard it was going to be to part from the school that we thought was so terrible. CLASS OFFICERS (Left to Right) First Row: Belinda Nunley (Secretary), Linda Wright (Chaplain), Renee Edward (Reporter). Second Row: Mike Comer (Treasurer), Darrell Messer (Sergeant-at-Arms), Keith Farmer ( President ), David Fleenor ( Vice President ). Senior Steering Committee (Sitting, Left to Right): Mike Comer, Linda Wright, Renee Edwards, Terry Bolling, Twana Blackwell, Marianne Lagerholm, Richard Crouch, David -Fleenor, Keith Farmer, Terry Dye. (Standing): Darrell Messer, Kathy Robinson, Steve Hurley, Carla Lessee, Pam Mays, Darrell Dyson, Matt Savinsky. 134 Seniors James Baker Bill Adkins Richard Crouch — JSB Voice of Democracy Winner Keith pounding in victory! Lewis Barker Paula Barker Pam Beard Jo Bentley 135 Seniors Toby Bowers 136 Wanda Bowers Darrell Brewer Linda Brewer Seniors Debbie Burnette Loretta Cadle Carolyn Canter Cathy Canter Brenda Carroll mm atgBg iMi 1 Let’s have a hunger strike. ” Tony Carter i Day na Baker Clark Billy dayman Lynn dayman David Clapp 137 Seniors Richard Crouch Donny Crusenberry Mike Davenport Chuck Cox Marck Dean 138 Seniors Mark Denton Mike Denton Herschel DeBord Darlene Denton Jackie Denton Jennie Houser was presented the DAR Good Citizenship award. Sharon Dotson Terry Dye Darrel! Dyson Dennis Dutton Seniors Ron Emerson 140 Keith Farmer Carol Finley Brenda Fleenor David Fleenor Seniors Susan Flee nor Freddie Garrett Leslie Ford Darlene Freese Lafawn Frohling Becki Hood and David Fleenor were National Merit scholarship finalists . Seniors Danny Harlow Vicki Hash Carman Hatley Donna Hickman Boyd Hodgson Darlene Holden 142 Becki Hood Jennie Houser Eva Hughs Seniors wMmm ' - ■ : - . ' :r Linda Hughes Lee Ann Hunsucker James Ingle Larry Jenkins Here’s living proof of what the Charles A lias course can do for you! Vera Jessee Susie Jones Rob Keg ley Kim Kennedy Pat Ketron Seniors Sandy Lange Randy Leonard 144 Mike Leonard Kevin Lester David Little Seniors Cindy Lohoefer Debbie Long Jimmy Loudy Myra Lynch Darlene Mabe Howdy there neighbor! Jeff McCall Susan McCloud Mike McNally Candi Maiden Lonny Mayne 145 Seniors Pam Mays Darrell Messer Debbie Messick Larry Miller At least Keith is getting something out of Dennis's sermon. Paul Miller Maranatha Morenings Penny Morgan Valerie Mullins Debbie Mumpower 146 Vickie Morrison Seniors Mike Noonkester Brenda Norris Sherry Norton Belinda Nunley Tony Odum 147 Seniors Burt Ogle Debbie Osborne Janet Oley Linda Owens If I knew this wasn’t paper , I would swear it was real! Dennis Parker Billie Parsons Mark Parsons Mary Beth Patton Amy Petty 148 Seniors Candi Phillips Susan Pittler Robin Phillips Teresa Phillips Debbie Phipps “And we're selling them for 2 t a hair! Linda Rasnake Kathy Robinson Kenny Robinson Regina Roberson Vickie Ratliff 149 Matt Savinsky David Sexton Ann Shankle Carole Shelley Seniors Darlene Salyers Ricky Sams Brenda Sandefer Judy Rock Debbie Ro e Politicians are all alike! Lisa Rutter Janice Shorn Gilmer Smith Jimmy Smith Joe Smith Mildred Smith Rhonda Stark O K. football dudes — No peeping! Vickie Stout Von Swygert Valerie Tate Garry Taylor Seniors Billy Thomas Laura Troy Billy Turner Danny Vanover Rippin ' off desks — WtaVs the way to go! Steve Vestal Carolyn Vermillion Danita Wagner Sam Wagner Phil Waycaster James White 152 Seniors Seba White Pat Widner Don Williams Teresa Williams David Wilson HBk. Who are you dancing with? Jeff Witt Brenda Woodby Eva Woodby Linda Wright Greg Y oho 153 Senior Activities DAVID GREGORY ANDERSON — Latin Club 10-12. Trea¬ surer 12, Jr. Science 8-9, Sr. Science 10-12, Key Club 10- 12, NHS 10-12 NEDT Award 10, Governors School 11, Latin Award 11, Woodman of the World Award II, Baseball Mgr. JAMES PORTER BARKER — French 9-11, Trojan Voice 12, FFA. PAULA JANE BARKER — GAA 10-12, All Regional Chorus 10, NHS 10-12, Phoenix Business Mgr. 12, Bible Club 8, Gym Show 8, Chorus 10, Outstanding Algebra 1. Civinettes 12, Jr. Class Prom Committee. DEBORAH JO BENTLEY — GAA 10-12, Drama Secretary 11, NHS 10-12, 8th Grade Treasurer, 9th Grade Secretary, 10th Grade Secretary, Gym Show 8 £ 10, Track 9-12, Most Valuable 1974, Cheerleader 10-12, Jr. Science President 9, Girls' Physical Fitness Award 8-9 Merit Letter 11, Navy Science Award — 2nd Place 9, SW Va. Science Fair — 3rd, Outstanding Achieve¬ ment Algebra 1-9, JSB Science Fair 1st — 9, Miss John S. Battle 1974, Chorus Treasurer 10, Pep Club, Civinettes 12, Jr. Class Prom Committee, Voice of Democracy — runner-up. TERESA SUE BLACKBURN — GAA 9-12, FHA 11-12, Rec¬ reation Leader, Civinettes. TWANA JEAN BLACKWELL GAA 9-10, Civinettes 10- 12, Vice President 11, NHS 10-12, Latin 11-12, SC A 11-12, SC A Secretary 12, Merit Letter 11, Gym Show 9, 10 12, State SC A Representative 12, JSB Science Fair — 2nd 8, Wash¬ ington Co. Science Fair — 2nd 8, State Science Fair — 2nd 8. Washington Co. Science Fair — 2nd 8, State Science Fair Representative 8, Latin I State Contest — 3rd, Homecoming Queen Candidate 12, Sr. Steering Committee. TERRY LEE BOLLING — Jr. Class Prom Comm., Trojar Voice 12, Sr. Steering Comm., Latin Club 12, Spanish Club. RANDAL EUGENE BOOHER — Football 8-10, FFA 10 DEC A 10, VIC A 11. RANDY LEE BOOTH E — B Club. CATHY LYNN BOWERS — Bible 8, Gym Show 8,10, 12, Jr. Class Prom Comm., Tri-Hi-Y 9, FHA 9,10 £ 12, GAA 12. TOBY M ARTIS HA BOWERS Bible 8, Latin 9-11, FHA 9. WANDA GALE BOWERS Bible, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Gym Show. DARRELL L YNN BREWER — 4-H 8, Perfect Attendance 10. LINDA GALE BREWER Spanish 9, Mary Lula Teddar Art Award 9, NHS 10-12, Art 11, Art II Award 11, Phoenix 12, PTSA Secretary 12. RHONDA SUSAN BURKE Band 8-12, Pep Club 10,12, FT A 10, Latin Club 11-12. CHARLOTTE DEBORAH BURNETTE - Band, 4-H, DEC A Bible. LORETTA JEAN CADLE 4-H 8-12, Bible 10-12, DEC A 12. CAROLYN BETSY CANTER Bible 11. CATHY L YNN CANTER — FHA 9. Bible 12. BRENDA LOU CARROLL — FHA 8. FFA 10. Chapter Sweet¬ heart. Bible 11-12, DEC A 11-12. ANTHONY THOMAS CARTER — Football 8. 10-12, Wres¬ tling 9-12, Spanish 10-12, Vice President 12, B Club 12, Marine Physical Fitness A ward 11, State Wrestling — 4th 12. WILLI A M DA VI D CL A PP - Football 8-9, DEC A 1 1-12. DA YNA BAKER CLARK — Band, Bible Club. CHARLES L YNN CLA Y MAN — Art, FFA 8-10. WILLIAM DAVID CLA YMA N — FFA 8-11. WARREN RICHARD COLD! RON — FFA, Bible Club. SYLVIA PATRICIA COLE — Band 8-12, All County Band 10, All Regional Band 1 1 , FHA 9-10, Bible 10-12. ROBIN LYNN COLLEY — FHA 9-12, 4-H 9-10, Bible 10- 12. MICHAEL R. COMER — Football 8-9, Wrestling 10-12, Track 11-12, Spanish 9-12, Pep 10-12, French 8, Physical Fitness Award 10, SCA 8-12, SCA Vice President 11, SCA Parliamentarian, Sr. Class Treasurer, State SCA Conf, Jr. Class Prom Comm., Science 8-9, Drama 11, Sr. Steering Comm., Regional Drama Festival. ALICE DARLENE COOPER — Art Club 9-12, GAA 10- 11 ,Jr. Class Prom Committee. RICHARD G REASON CROUCH — SCA 9-12, Debate - 12, Treasurer 1 0-1 2, Speakers' Bureau 10-11, Treasurer 10-11 10-1 1 . Art 9-10, Sgt.-at-Arms 10, Spanish 10, Library 10, Football 8-9, Golf 10-12, Forensics — Boys’ Poetry 9, Extemporaneous 11, Model UN 10-12, 1st VP 12, Sr. Class Parliamentarian, Sr. Class Steering Comm., Voice of Democracy Winner. DONALD LEE CRUSENBERRY — Art Club 10, Jr. Science 8, FFA 9-10, Chaplain, VIC A 11-12, Library 10. MICHAEL LEE DA VENPORT - Band 8-12, All County Band 9, Jr. Science 8. MARCK WEST DEAN — Wrestling 9-10, Football 8-9, SC4 12, Drama Club Reporter 12, French Club 9. HERSCHEL DEBORD— FFA 9. VIC A 11-12, President 12. JACKIE NATHAN DENTON — Bible 9-12, President 12, Vice President 11, SAE 10-12, Chaplain 12, FFA 8 10, 4-H 8-10, Drama 12, FBLA Sgt.-at-Arms 12, Sr. Steering Comm. JANET DARLENE DENTON — FHA 9-11, 4-H 10, Bible 10, Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, Trojan Voice 12, FBLA President 12, SCA, SAE. MARK ALVIN DENTON — Band 8-12, Key 10-12, Sr. Science 10-12, Forensics — Boys' Prose 9, Basketball 8, Track 9. MICHAEL LYNN DENTON — Spanish 8, FFA 9-10, Federa¬ tion Officer, VIC A 11. LARRY KEITH DEPRIEST — Football 8, FFA. Art. Jr. Science. PATRICIA SUE DIXON — Pep 8-10, 12, School Mascot 10, Trojan Voice 12, Basketball 9, FFA 9, Track 9, Chorus 8-9. DENNIS FRANKLIN DUTTON — Jr. Science 8-9, Football 8-9, Baseball 8-9, Bible 9-12, Civitans 9-10, DECA 12. Key Club 12, Library 8-9, SCA 8-12, President 12. THERESA ANN DYE — FHA 10-11, Vice President, Spanish 10- 11, Parliamentarian. Jr. Clasy Prom Comm., Track 10, Art 12, Trojan Voice, Sr. Steering Committee. DARRELL WAYNE DYSON — Jr. Science 8-9, Sr. Science 11- 12, Chorus 9-10, All Regional Chorus 10, Baseball 9-12, Key Club 11-12, Secretary, B Club 11-12, Treasurer 12. Trojan Voice 12, Sr. Steering Committee. MARY JO EAST ERL Y — Bible 12, SC A 8-12. ROBERTA JEAN EAST RIDGE — Chorus 9-10, Spanish 9- 12, FHA. MARVIN DAVID EATON — FFA 11, DEC A 12, VIC A 9. RENEE KAREN EDWARDS — Tri-Hi-Y 8-11, Vice President 11, Latin 11-12, Band 8-12, President 12, SC A 8-11, GAA 12, Civinettes 12, Sr. Class Reporter. CRAIG ALLEN ELSEA — B Club 11-12, Key 10-12, Spanish 8- 10, SCA, Jr. Science 8-9, Sr. Science 11-12, Speakers' Bureau 9- 11, Chairman 11, Model UN 10-12, Debate 10-11, Phoenix 11, Jr. Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Drama 11-12, Health PE Award 9, Basketball 8-12, Football 8-10, Golf 11-12. RONNIE BRUCE EMERSON — Civitans 11-12, B Club 11- 12, Football 1 1 , Track 10-12, Sr. Science 12. ANTHONY JOHNATHON FARRIS — DEC A 10-12 SCA 8-12, Art 8. CAROL LYNNE FINLEY — Pep 9, Latin 9-12, Secretary 11, Phoenix 11, Basketball 11-12, NHS 11-12, GAA 12, NEDT 10. BRENDA SUE FLEENOR — FHA 9, 4-H 10, FBLA 12, Bible 12, Physical Fitness A ward 9. DANNY LEE FLEENOR — DECA 9, FFA 9-11. DAVID EARL FLEENOR — Latin 9-12, Parliamentarian 10- 11, SCA 10-12, Treasurer 11, SC 4 Regional Conf. 10-11, State SCA Parliamentarian, Speakers’ Bureau 10-11, English Award 8, World History Award 10, U. S. History Award 11, Geometry A ward 1 0, Science A ward 8, Latin A ward 9-10, History Award 8, Sr. Science 12, Jr. Class President, Sr. Class Vic President, Debate 9-1 2, Chairman 10-12, Merit Finalist 12 SUSAN BELLE FLEENOR — Bible 8-10, 4-H 10, FFA 10. FREDDIE DON GARRETT — SCA Treasurer 11-12, Key 11- 12, Reporter 12, Art 9-12, Parliamentarian 12, Latin 11- 12, Jr. Science 9. Sr. Science 12, Chorus 10 12, Parliamen¬ tarian 12, B Club 12, Secretary 10-11, All-State Chorus 12. JEFF L YNN GILMER — SCA 8-12, FFA. RICKY ALLEN GILMER — DECA 10-12, Art Club 9. KENNETH WILBUR GROVES — Football 8-10, Baseball 8-12, Basketball 8-12, Science 8-9, Drama 1 1-12, Trojan Voice. DWIGHT DAVID HARLEY — French Club 8, All County Band 8-12, All Regional Band 8-1 2, Key Club 12. DAVID ALLEN HARLOW — Football 8, Track 8-9, Pep 8-9, VIC A Student Adivosr, Sr. Talent Show — First 1974. VICKIE LYNN HASH — Art Club 9-10, 12, FHA 9-10, Pep Club 9, GAA 8-9, FBLA 12. CARMEN ANNE HATLEY — GAA 9-11, Tri-Hi-Y 9-11, Historian 11, Latin 10-12, Chaplain 12, Jr. Science 8, Phoenix 12, Science Fair State Repr. 9, JSB Science Fair 3rd, Latin Club State Repr. 10-11, SCA 9 11, Jr. Class Prom Comm., Gym Show 8 10. DONNA KAY HICKMAN — FHA 9, Bible 11-12, FBLA 12. MIC HA EL L YNN HICHMA N — Bible Club. MARGARET ANN HILLIARD — Bible 11-12, FFA 11. DECA 12, Art Club 9. WILLIAM HODGSON — FFA. DARLENE GAIL HOLDEN — French 8, Track 9, Basketball 10-11, Physical Fitness Award 8-10, Tri-Hi-Y 10, GAA 9-12, FHA 9-12, Corresponding Secretary 10, President 11, Smy wasco Federation Leader 11, SCA 11, Gym Show 10. REBECCA SUE HOOD Library 8, Latin 11, Art 11-12, Reporter 12, NHS 10-12, Drama 11-12, President 11, Chorus 10-12, Vice-President 12, Jr. Class Parliamentarian. Drama Award II, French Award II, SC 4 II, Merit Finalist 12. JENNIFER DIANE HOUSER — Library 8-9, Jr. Science 8, FHA 9-11, Jr. Homemaker Degree 9, Chapter Homemaker Degree 10, State Homemaker Degree 11, Reporter 10, Secretary 11, Perfect Attendance 9-10, Outstanding Achievement US. History 8, NHS 10-12, Parliamentarian, SCA 10-12, Merit Letter 11, Jr. Class Secretary, Phoenix 11-12, Assistant Editor 11, Editor 12, Sr. Science 12 EVA RUTH HUGHES — FBLA 11-12, FHA 10, Bible 9- 12, 4-H. LINDA HUGHES — Bible 8-10, FFA 10, 4-H 8-10, Chorus 9-10. LEE ANN HUNSUCKER — Tri-Hi-Y 8-12, Reporter 11, Band 8- 12, Majorette 10-12, Head Majorette 11, Co-Captain 12, GAA 9- 12, Gym Show 9, ETA 12, Miss John Battle Contest 4th 11, SCA, Civinettes 12, Library 9, FBLA 12. DAVID WAYNE INGLE — Science 8. B Club 10 (5 12, Basketball 8-12 , Football 12, Track 11-12. CARLA KAY JESSEE — Cheerleader 10, GAA 8-10, Gym Show8, FBLA Reporter 12, Phoenix 9-11, Sr. Steering Comm. VERA LORAINE JESSEE — French 8, GAA 8-12, ETA 9, Civinettes 10, Homecoming Court 11, Miss John Battle — 2nd 9, Maycourt — 2nd 8, 8th Grade Secretary, Jr. Class Chaplain, SCA Chaplain 12, SCA 8-9, 11-12, Key Club Sweetheart 10. REBECCA SUE JONES — FHA 8-10, Song Recreation Leader, GGA 1 1-12, Sgt.-at-Arms 11-12, Gym Show9-10. DEBBIE JOHNSON — Spanish 9-10, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Civinettes 10 12, SCA 9, SCA Reporter 10, Debate 11, DECA 12, JV Cheerleader Co-Captain 10, Phoenix II, Girls' Original Ora¬ tory 9, Miss John Battle — 2nd 10, 1st 11, Miss Washington County 1974, Chilhowie Apple Festival — 1st 12. ROB KEGLEY — Spanish, Art. Speakers' Bureau, NHS, Sr. Superlative — Most Talented, Football 8-9 , Track. KIMBERLY ANN KENNEDY — SCA 8-12, GAA 8-12, Civinettes 10-12, Gym Show 8,10,12, Science Award 8, Washing¬ ton Co. Science Awrad 8, Class President 9, Homecoming Rep. 9- 10, Homecoming Queen 11, Winter Sports Queen 11, NHS 10- 12, Cheerleader 9-10,12, Captain 10, Class Secretary 10, Miss John Battle — 4th 10, Civitan Sweetheart 9, Class Sgt.-at- Arms 1 1 , B Club Sweetheart 1 1 . MICHAEL CLAY KISER — Science 8-9, Sgt.-at-Arms 8, Sr. Science 10-12, Key Club 12, Civitans 9-11. B Club 11-12, Track 9-12. Football 11. Latin 10-11, Perfect Attendance 10-11 Presi¬ dent's Physical Fitness Award 8, Trojan Voice 12, SC 1 8- 9. PAM KETRON — Btole Club, FBLA. TERRY KETRON —Transfer, FBLA 12. CANDI LYNNE KITZ MILLER — Tri-Hi-Y 8-12, Parliamen¬ tarian 10, Spanish 11-12, GAA 10-12, Gym Show 10, Forensics 8-10, Band 8, Jr. Science 8, DECA Reporter 12, SCA , FHA . MARRE MARIANNE LAGERHOLM — GAA 8-12, Sgt.- at- Arms 9, President 10-12, NHS 10-12, Basketball 8-12, Track 10, Class Vice President 9-11, Health PE Award 8, French II A ward 11, Sr. Steering Committee. SANDY SUE LANGE— FHA, DEC A, Band. RANDY CHARLES LEONARD — Football 8 10, Jr. Science 8, Drama 11-12, Barefoot Bag 1 1 , Art 1 1-12. RITCHIE KEVIN LESTER - Science 11-12, Band 8-12, Key 12. DA VID A. LITTLE — FFA 11. CYNTHIA DA WN LOHOEFER — DEC A, Transfer. DEBORAH CRYSTAL LONG — FHA 8, 4-H 8-11, Latin 10, Library 9, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Band 8-10, DEC A Treasurer 12, Trojan Voice 12. MURA RENE LYNCH — DEC A 10-12. SUSAN McCLOU D — Basketball 8-9, Civinettes 9-11, GAA 8-10. THERESA LYNN McHENRY — 4-H 8-9, GAA 8-10, Bible, DEC A. MICHAEL WAYNE McNALLY — Art 9-10, B Club 12, Jr. Science 8, VICA 12, Library 9, Basketball 9-12, Baseball 10. CANDACE LEIGH MAIDEN — Spanish 9-10, Art 9-12, Presi¬ dent 11, Vice President 12, SC A 10-12, Flag Corps 1 0-1 1, Phoe¬ nix II, T rojan Voice 12, Drama 1 1-12. LONNY RAY MAYNE — 4-H 8-9, Pep Club 10, Current History A ward 1 1 , NEDT A ward 10. PAMELA GAIL MAYS — Band 8-11, All County Band 9 II, All Regional Band 11, Secretary-Treasurer 11, Majorette 11, SCA 8-9, 12, Historian 10, Secretary 11, State Conference 10, Tri-Hi-Y 10-12, President 11, GAA 8-12, Latin 11-12, Basket¬ ball 9, Jr. Class Historian, 9th Grade Reporter, Merit Letter 1 1 ,Sr. Steering Comm. DARRELL ADRIAN MESSER — B Club 8-12, Vice President 12, FFA, Vice President II, Baseball 9-12, Football, Basketball 8- 9, Sr. Class Sgt.-at-Arms. DEBBIE L YNN MESSICK — Bible 11-12, Secretary 12, FBLA, Sgt.-at-Arms 11, Bookkeeping Award 1 1 , FT A 11. LARRY EDWARD MILLER — French 10, Trojan Voice - Bus. Mgr. PAUL STEPHEN MILLER — Jr. Science 8-9, SCA 8, 4- H 8, ETA 8-9, French 8-9, Art 9-10, Pep 9,11,12, Spanish 9- 10, Football 8-9, 12, Basketball 8, Wrestling 11, Cross Country 11, Track 10-12, President's Physical Fitness Award 8-10, Marines' Physical Fitness Team 11-12, B Club 10-12, Civitans 10- 12, Bible 12, Trojan Voice 12, Phoenix 12. MARANATHA MORENINGS — GAA 10-12, Gym Show 10, Pep 10. FBLA 11, Talent Show 11. Bible 11-12, Tri-Hi- Y 11-12, Chorus Secretary 12, Trojan Voice 12, FHA 12. PENNY LYNNE MORGAN - Jr. Science 8, Bible 11-12, Chaplain 12, FBLA 11, Phoenix 12. VICKI GWENDOLYN MORRISON — Art 9-12, Secretary 12, FT A 9-12, Tri-Hi-Y 10-12, Latin 11. FHA 9-10, Trojan Voice. DEBBIE L YNN MUMPO WER — Band 9-12, All County Band 9-10, All Regional Band II, Bible 10-12, Chaplain, ETA 11- 12, Reporter, FBLA 11-12, Treasurer, Tri-Hi-Y 11-12, Chaplain, Jr. Science 8, GAA FHA 9-10. ELIZABETH DARLENE MUMPOWER — Bible Club, FLBA. SANDY LEE NASH — Wrestling 10-12, Cross Country 11- 12, 4-H 8-9, B Club 11-12, Library 10, Civitans 11-12. REBECCA SUSAN NEESE — GAA 8-12, French 8-11, Bible 8- 12, Parliamentarian 12, FHA 10-12, Cheerleader 10-12 , Phoenix 11-12, Perfect Attendance 8-11, Trojan Voice 12, Track 10, Pep 12, Gym Show 8 10, Speakers' Bureau Sweetheart, Civinettes 12. MYRA LYNN NEEVES — FHA 8-12, Secretary of Degrees 9, Historian 10, President 12, Symwasco Federation Historian 12, FHA State Degree 11, Jr. Degree 8, Chapter Degree 9, Phoenix 9 12, GAA 9-12, Latin 11-12, NHS 10-11, Basketball 9, 11-12, Track 9-11. LOIS PAULETTE NESTER — French 8, Bible 11, SAE II, GAA 12, FHA 12. JANICE CHARLENE NICHOLSON — Bible 10. DEC A 10- 12, Student of the Month: Dec. 1973, Jr. Science 8, Chorus 9- 10. MICHAEL CLARENCE NOONKESTER — Bible, Art, Jr. Science, DEC A, Basketball 8-10, Civinettes' Sweetheart 12. BRENDA JOANNE NORRIS— DEC A 11. SHERRY REGINA NORTON — FHA 9-12, Jr. Degree 9, Chapter Degree 10, Song Recreation 1 1. BELINDA MARIE NUNLEY — GAA 9-12. Phoenix 12, Track 10, Basketball Mgr. 10-11, Sr. Class Secretary, Gym Show 9, Sr. Steering Committee. TONY VAN DEE ODUM — Latin 10, Football 8. BURTON RAY OGLE — Civitans 8-12, Secretary 10, Vice President 11, President 12, Youth Conf. 11, Convention 10, Jr. Science 8, Sr. Science 10-12, Parliamentarian 11. Latin 9- 12, Reporter 10, Debate 9-10, Phoenix 9-10, SCA 8, 11-12, Golf 10-12. DEBORAH DARLENE OSBORNE — Bible 8-9, FBLA 9, Library 9, DECA 19-12, JSB Student of the Year 10, Va. DEC A Parliamentarian 12. JANET LEA OTEY — GAA 8-9, Civinettes 8-10, Gym Show 9, Phoenix 11, Miss John Battale 10, Miss Washington Co. 10, Miss Teenage Virginia — 1st Runner-up 11. LINDA LEE OWENS — GAA 9-12, Secretary 12, FHA 9- 12, National FHA Week Officer 11, Civinettes 9-10, Spanish 10- 11, Secretary 11, Tri-Hi-Y 9, Cheerleader 11-12, Captain 12, Miss John Battle — 3rd 10, Winter Sports Festival — 1st 11, Track 10, Trojan Voice 12, Pep 12, SCA 9-12. DENNIS WINSTON PARKER — Key 10-12, Vice President 11, SGA 12, Speakers' Bureau 9-12, Latin 11-12, Vice President 11, Merit Letter 11, NHS 11-12, Regional Science Fair 2nd, State Science Fair 3rd, Westinghouse Science A ward. PHILLIP GALE PARRIS — 4-H 8-11, Debate 8-10, FFA 9, Speaker's Bureau 9-11, Drama 11-12, Readers’ Theatre — V.I. — 1st 1 1 , Track 9-12, Cross Country 12. BILLIE ANN PARSONS — Jr. Science 8, Band 8-12, All Regional Band 11, All County Band II, Chaplain 12, Basketball 9, Track 11, GAA 9-12, Art 9-12, Honorable Mention Mary Lula Teddar Art A ward 9. MARK ALLEN PARSONS — Wrestling 10, Cross Country 10-12, B Club 11-12, Track 9-12, Civitans 11-12. MARY BETH PATTON — FHA 9-10, Chaplain 10, Jr. Degree 9, Chapter Degree 10, Latin 10-12, Secretary 12, GAA 9-10, 12, Jr. Science 8, Phoenix 12, Trojan Voice 12, NHS 10-12, Stale Science Convention 9, Sr. Sterring Comm. MARY AMELIA PETTY — GAA 9-12, Treasurer 11, Vice President 12, Spanish 10, Basketball 9-12, Track 10-12, SCA 12, Gym Show 8,10,12, Physical Fitness A ward 8-10 CANDY PHILLIPS — DEC A. Bible Club, FFA.4-H. THERESA DIANE PHILLIPS — 4-H, DEC A, FHA, Bible Club. DEBBIE JEAN PHIPPS — Jr. Science 8-9, GAA 8-10, Band 9-10, 8th Class Vice President, FHA 12, Civinettes. SUSAN C A THER1NE PITTLER — Transfer 11, Phoenix 12. LINDA M. RASNAKE — Pep Club. FHA. TERESA SUE RASNAKE — Jr. Science 8. Pep 8-9, SCA 10. VICKY DIANE RATLIFF — 4-H 8, Spanish 9-12. President 12, Pep 10, FTA 10, Sr. Science 10-12, Gym Show 10, GAA 11-12, SCA 12, Phoenix 12, Band 12. Bible 12, Trojan Voice 12, Civinettes 12. KATHY ROBINSON — GAA 8-12, Basketball 9-10, Track 10, Latin 9-10,12, Sr. Science 12, Governor’s School 10, King Fellow Award, Merit Letter, Debate 11. JUDY GAIL ROCK — Science 8, FHA 12. LISA RUTTER — Mascot 8, SCA 8, French 8, GAA 9, SCA 10. MAGGIE DARLENE SALYER — FHA 9, FBLA 12. RICKY ALAN SAMS — Football 8, Basketball 8; Jr. Science 8. FTA 9-12, French 11-12, Band 8-12, Key Club 12, SCA 8, All County Band 9-12. JAMES MATTHEW SAVIN SKY — Speakers' Bureau 9-11, Football, Debate 11, French 10-11, Vice President 11, Latin 11-12, President 12, NHS 10-12, Treasurer 12, Key Club 11- 12, Treasurer 12, Sr. Science 12, NEDT 10, French I Award 10, Chemistry Award 11. DAVID LEE SEXTON — Wrestling 11-12, Football 10-12, SAE 11-12, Pep 11, FFA 12, Track 10-11. DELORIS ANN SH ANKLE — French 8-9, Art 9-12, FBLA 11-12. CAROLE JEAN SHELLEY — Bible 8-12, GAA 9-12, Library 9, SCA 9-12, Cheerleader 11, Civinettes 11-12, Key Club Sweet¬ heart 11, Trojan Voice 12, Phoenix 12. Gym Show 8-9, Foren¬ sics 9-10, Homecoming Queen 12, Winter Sports Queen 12. JANICE SHORTT — Bible 8, 4-H 9, FBLA 12. DANNY LYNN SMITH — Jr. Science, Art, Football 8-10, Basketball 8. GILMER SMITH, JR. — FBL A Vice President 12. JIMMY HAROLD SMITH Forensics 8. Football 9. Basket¬ ball 10. Track 9-10, Most Valuable 11. Cross Country 11-12, Spanish 9-12, B Club 11-12. Civitans 11-12. Chaplain. Sr. Science 12, Project Concern. JOE FLEENOR SMITH — Band 8-12, All County Band 11. FTA 9-12, Jr. Science 8-9, Sr. Science 11-12, Latin 11-12, Wrestling 9. RHONDA ANN STARK — GAA 8-12, Gym Show 9-10,12, Latin 9-12, Civinettes 10-12, Phoenix 11-12, Trojan Voice 12, Cheerleader 11-12. VICKIE LYNN STOUT — FHA 8-9, GAA 9-12, SCA 8- 12, DEC A 12, French 11, Forensics 8-12. VON ANDRE SWYGERT — Art, Sgt.-at-arms 10, Baseball 10-12. GARY WARREN TAYLOR — FFA, Science Club. JAMES ANTHONY TAYLOR — 4-H. FFA, Art, DEC A, Wrestling. CLARENCE WILLIAM THOMAS — FFA 9-12, Wrestling 11-12, Track. LAURA BETH TROY — Chorus 10-11. Drama 10-11, Pep 10-12, Spanish 10-11, Tri-Hi-Y 10-12. WILLIAM EDWARD TURNER — Bible, Library. FFA, Cho¬ rus' VIC A. DANNY RA Y VANOVER — V1CA 10,12, Bible 11. FFA 9. CAROL YN GA Y VERMILLION — Algebra I A ward 9. FHA 10, FTA 10-12, NHS 10-12, Sr. Science 11, Bible. DANITA FAITH WAGNER — Latin 10-12, GAA 8-9, Art 10-12, FHA 12. Basketball 10. SAMUEL NEIL WAGNER — French 8, Key Club 9-12, Parli¬ amentarian, B Club 9-12, Science 8-12, Speakers' Bureau 8- 11, Band 8-12, All County Band 8-12, Alt Regional Band 11- 12, Basketball Mgr. 8-10, Baseball Mgr., Football. PHIL ALAN WAYCASTER - DECA 8-10. 4-H 8. Drama 8, Bibble. Pep. JAMES WHITE — Library 10, Wrestling Mgr. 10, B Club 11, FFA 9-12, Reporter II. Forestry Team 10-12. SEBA CAROLE WHITE — Jr. Science 8-9, FTA 9-12, Library 10; Historian 12, FBLA 10, Band 8-10, Head Majorette 12, Miss John S. Battle Contest 9-12, Bible 10. Gym Show. PATRICIA ELLEN WIDENER — Jr. Science 8, GAA 8- 11, Gym Show, 8, Civinettes 9-12, Secretary-Treasurer 11, Regional Science Fair 9, Art 10-12, Chaplain 12, SCA 8-12, Phoenix 12. DONALD RAY WI LLIA MS — FFA 8-10 TERESA DIANNE WILLIAMS — GAA 8-12, Bible 10-12, Treasurer 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10-12, Parliamentarian 11, Phoenix 10- 12 FBLA 10, Chaplain, Winter Sports Festival — 2nd Runner- up 11, FHA 12, Trojan Voice 12. PAUL JEFFREY WITT — Jr. Science 8-9, Key Club 9-12, Vice President 12, Latin 9-12, Reporter 11, Sr. Science 10- 12, Reporter 10, Vice President 11, President 12, NHS 11- 12, PE Award 10, Regional Science Fair — Honorable Mention 9, 1st Place 11, State Science Fair — 2nd 9, 2nd 10, 3rd 11. BRENDA WANN WOODBY— Tri-Hi-Y 11, GAA 11. EVA LEA WOODBY — Jr. Science 8, Art 10-12, Treasurer 12. LINDA JEAN WRIGHT — GAA 8-12, Chaplain 12, Gym Show 10, FHA 8-12, Treasurer 11, Jr. Degree 10, Perfect Attend¬ ance 9, Civinettes 9-12, Latin 11, Girls' Track 10, Band 8- 12, All County Band 11-12, GREGORY BRENT YOHO — Football 8-11, Basketball 8- 12, Civitans 9, B Club 9-12, Jr. Science 8, VIC A 11-12, 8th Grade Sgt.-at-Arms, FFA 10, Baseball 9, Track 10. juniors ' Us far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. ’ ' Officers (Left to Right) First Row: Debbie Singleton (Treasurer!, Sharon Dupont ( Historian I. Steve Dutton (President ), Jimmy Carter (Sergeant-at-Arms j. Second Row: Lori Branson (Chaplain ), Teresa Anders (Secretary ), Teresa Williams (Reporter), Cindy McCauley ( Vice President ), Larry Harless (Sergeant-at-Arms). The Junior Class under the leadership of Mr. Jack Garland, raised over $4,500 in the annual magazine sales drive, whichcwas used to present the graduating class of 7 5 with a fantastic prom. This year's theme was “ Make it Last'' accented by the colors of pink, burgandv and baby blue. Along with the excitement of plan¬ ning and decorating for the prom came the anticipation of receiving class rings. This year holds many memories for the class of '76 and in our minds we will always “Make it Last. And puid SI .50 for this ' 158 Teresa Anders Teresa Baker Kim Ball Teddy Ball Wayne Barger Alvin Barnette Jimmy Barrett Dennis Bays Cindy Bennett Carolyn Bolt {Juniors Debbie Butler Chris Branson Lori Branson Brion Burress O K. Scrooge, you can share a little! 159 Teddy Carrier Teresa Carroll {juniors Penny Brewer Susan Brotbeck Mike Brown Richard Canade Joe Waddell, the representative of QSP. speaks to the Jun¬ iors as Mr. Garland looks on. Jimmy Carter Peggy Childress Tom Childress David Church Freda Clark Kenny Cox Ricky Cunningham Sherri Cunningham 160 juniors Pat Denton Danny Deskins Eric Duff Sharon DuPont Steve Dutton Laurie Duty Keith Dye Gail Eades Mark Eades Neil Easterly One more carton to go! Connie Faust Helen Felty Sue Fields 161 {Juniors Oh Happy Day. Donald Fleenor Mark Fleenor Ronald Fleenor Lisa Ford Terri Frazier Rick Goad Mark Grizzle Mike Grubb Sharon Halstead Larry Harless Rhonda Harley Bobby Harmon Libby Harris 162 Keith Hayden Veda Herndon Rita Hicks Jesse Hill Donna House Lewis Holbert Gary Houser Monty Houser Jackie Horner Cathy Hughs juniors Ricky Hughes Pat Ingle Ginger Hutton Leisa James Mrs. Robert Porterfield discusses Barter Theater with Sociology class. 163 juniors Ricky Jones Lewis Keller Carolyn Keith Steve Kestner Denise Kiser Terry Kilzmiller Randy Latham Allen Leonard Carol Leonard Sherry Leonard Wayne Leonard Johnnv Lester Billy Lewis Lee Mann 164 {juniors Cindv McCauley Dexter McCracken Sharon McCroskey Karen Me Murray Sherry McNew Brenda Millard Linda Millard Becky Miller Chuck Miller Jenny Miller Such inspiring words. Vanessa Monk Ronnie Mullins Mike Mumpower Ernie Newland 165 Donald Nixon Becky Nunez Patsy Owens Richard Peters Darlene Phillips Barbara Phipps Tim Ridgeway Brenda Roark Kathy Rock Regent a Roe Ronnie Roe Greg Rouse Tim Ruble Jackie Rutheford 166 Eugene Scardo Terry Scardo Steve Scyphers Richard Senter Brenda Shankle Jeff Short! Sharon Sifford Debbie Singleton Eddie Smith Janice Smith juniors Karen Smith Sandy Sproles Johnny Sproles Steve Sproles She loves me, she loves me not 167 {juniors Sieve Sproles Wavne Statzer Mark Stanley Pal Stevens But I didn i do it . . honest! Pam Stewart Theresa Symonds Debbie Tate Judy Tate Pam Tate Gary Taylor Donna Thomas Kent Tigner Doug Trivia Joe Waddell 168 {juniors Jack Weisenbuger David Widener Joey Widener Teresa Williams Well, if you'll hurry up and gel in I'll close the door! Rita Worley Paul Young Teresa Young 169 Sophomores OFFICERS (Left to Right) Daryl! Simco.x (Sergeant at Arnn, Cindy l.agasse, I Historian I. Julie Parsed I Chaplain I. Tammy John¬ son t Secretary I. Dennis Mullins. I President l. Bruce Bentley. (Tice President I Pam Fades (Treasurer!. Robin Collier I Reporter l. Tim Duff I Parliamentarian I. We've got spirit, we’re pure heaven; we’ re the class of 17. Being a sophomore has not exactly been pure hea¬ ven. but it sure beats the lowly ranks of the fresh¬ men. We sophomores have contributed a great deal to John Battle during 1974-75. Sophomores partic¬ ipated in varsity and JV sports, cheerleading, band, chorus, forensics and many other school activities. We found our lives being shaped for the world out¬ side in 1977. As the 1974-75 school year closes, we realize that 1977 holds a great future for us. We would like to thank Mrs. Penny Bruce, the sopho¬ more class sponsor, for working patiently with us during elections and other school activities. 170 Sophomores Centerfold! David Ball Kitty Barger Pandy Barker Tammy Barr Bruce Bentley Dennis Bevins Randall Blalock A my Blaylock Joey Blaylock Randy Blaylock Barbara Blevins Mark Braswell Sally Bordwine Dru Booher Jackie Bowers 111 Sophomores These lice are killing me. Debbie Brown Jimmy Byington Vickie CacHe Angie Campbell Jack dayman Gary Cole Robin Collier John Comb Connie Coppedge David Cox Mark Campbell Pam Campbell Tim Carter Robin Childers Ricky Clark 172 Sophomores Donna Crabtree Debra Crocket Sterl Cullop Mark Cunningham Wendy Cunningham Angela Davis Jayde Fleenor Reba Fleenor Teresa Fleeno Ken Gentry Barbara Gobble What's going on in the back oj little Robin's mind? 173 Sophomores Dale Grogan Sue Haderer Mike Hall Larry Hammet David Harless Debbie Harless Carol Harley Debbie Harmon Sheila Harmon Johnny Harisock Jeff Hashbarger Donald House Lynn Helberi Janice Henry Mark Henry Leslie Hensley Lisa Hensley Vickie Hensley Male Operators! 174 Sophomores Palsy Horner Mike Hughes The Harlem Globetrotters? Randy Hughes George Hutchinson Cindy Hutton Abby Jackson Debbie Jackson Darrel Johnson Robbie Johnson Tammie Johnson Anita Kennedy Jeanette Kennedy Mary Kestner Tammv K it z miller ■m. y; ■ v . j . Cindy Lagasse Diane Latham Cathy Leonard Terry Leonard Bryan Linkous Mary Little 175 Sophomores Beat 'em. Bust 'em, That's our custom! Freda McCracken Hope McCracken Diane McCra David Mcllvaine Nancy McCann Marcia McChesney Liesa McCloud Theresa Malcolm Phyllis Malone Robert Matthews Tim Matthews Gilmer Meade Curtis Millard Stanley Millard Robert Miller Mary Moore Mark Morgan Monica Mosberg 176 Sophomores Ronnie Osborne Shelia Osborne Teresa Osborne Jimmy Owens Kathy Owens Julie Parsell Kent Partridge David Pennington Wanda Peters Darrell Phillips Dennis Mullins Gene Murray Kathy Murray Susan Murray Terry Murray David Necessary Pam Phillips Sherman Pippin Can Poe Donna Pope This beats Alpo any day!! 177 Sophomores Durell Ranes Tony Ramsey Dan Reece Clarence Reed Teresa Roberts Danny Rock An interception! 178 Sophomores Terry I Smith Sandy Sproles Sherry Stevens Donnie Sullivan Robert Symonds Is our love affair really worth it????? Donna Tate Amy Thompson Donna Tittle Kaelu Tolley Billie Trivette Susan Vermillion Susan Watson Craig Weatherly Pal Widner Jimmy Wilson Tammie Woodard Leda Wood by Debbie Worley Della Worley Rita Worley David Young 179 freshmen “JVo doubt the universe is unfolding as it should OFFICERS (Left to Right) First Row Gail Cross (Reporter), Lisa Sharrett (Chaplain). Second Row Kim Odum (Secretary), Lynda Widner (Treasurer), Paula Frohling (His¬ torian). Third Row Darren Wagner (President), Tony Ashe (Vice President), Marty McCall ( Sergeant at A rms ). As the universe unfolded for us freshmen, we found our position much more agreeable than last year. No longer lost in the shuffle , we made our place at John Battle. And indeed this proved to be OUR place — for the freshmen were im¬ portant at JSB. Not only were we able to parti¬ cipate in JV sports, but we were also called upon for the varsity squad. Our school spirit kept us involved in many activities, ranging from forensics to cheerleading and pep rallies. Our sponsor was Mrs. Grindstaff. No, please . . . Put your clothes on! 180 freshmen Lisa Arnold Tony Ashe Howard Barker Teresa Baker Wonder if anyone's saying anything intelligent? Jimmy Ball Jeff Baker Steve Barker Vernon Barker Teresa Barr Shaila Bettadapur Angie Blackwell Nyoka Blaylock Tammy Blaylock Regina Blevins Susan Blevins Pam Booher Steve Booher Steve Booher David Boothe Karen Bordwine Tereba Bolt Danny Bowers Karen Bowers Ricky Bowman 181 freshmen Jane Bray Danny Brewer Kenneth Brewer Robert Brewer Venesse Brewer Kathv Brown Bill Buckles Roxann Byrd Freddie Canter David Campbell Debbie Campbell Rick Carper Laying down on the job. Joe Collins Tim Counts Debbie Cox Ruthie Cox 182 freshmen Cookie Craig Betty Cribb Angie Cross Gai! Cross Brian Davis Susan Davis Cindv Dean Drema Dean Dwight Dean Robin Denton Tim Denton Virgil Denton Timmy Eaton Patty Felly Teresa Felly David Fergusen She's not looking, Timmy. 183 freshmen Unfortunately, there's nothing worth tak¬ ing!! Ken Fleenor Chuck Fleenor Tony Fleenor Paula Frohling Pam Gilmer Nancy Goodman Billy Greer Phyllis Hagy Patti Harless Donna Harley Eddie Harley Victor Harley Lisa Harmon Gary Hawthorne David Hayden Tim Hayden Bill Hear l Jerry Henderson Donna Hensley Cecilia Houser 184 freshmen “ Why aren ’t they yelling? Danny Lagasse David Lauglin Donna Leonard Jimmy Leonard Karen Leonard Penny Leonard Roger Leonard Andy Lester Libby Little Elaine Lilly Linda Lohoefer Bobby Mabe 185 freshmen Cindy Malcom A l Martin Karen Mason Tina Mayne Marty McCall Kathy McCracken Vivan McCracken Donna McCroskey Blake McCroskey Terry McGlolhlin Lisa Mcllvaine Donna McNew Donna McRevnolds Mike Meredith Deborah Millard Karen Millard Ricky Mitchell Danny Moody Tammie Moore Penny More lock Denise Murray Teresa Murray Susan Murray Jessee Mann Is Burt that funny ! 186 freshmen Kathy Neal Anita Necessary Tad Nunley Kim Odum Paul Odum Johnny Orfield Jay Pack Joann Partridge John Payne Mark Peltier W ayne Peters Ricky Phillips Lisa Roberts Tom Roberts Gary Robinson Ginger Rock You're kidding! 187 dreshmcn Greta Sherfey Jerry Shipp Connie Shorn Sammy Shuttle Jimmie Sifford Debbie Sims Tim Slagle Danny Smith Cindy Sourbeer Harvey Spahr Debbie Sproles Steve Sproles What a drag! 188 freshmen The Battle Band hard at work. Randall Strong Karen Stuart Donna Sullivan Keith Tabor David Tate Mike Tate Kathy Tates Jody Thompson Robin Tignor Diane Vanhook Darren Wagner Steve Wagner Dirk Warriner Phil Weatherly Oneeda White Jay Widner Lynda Widner Tim Widner Betty Williams Rick Wilson Mary Wood 189 Eighth {trade ... with all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Officers, Sitting: Joe McReynolds (President). Standing: (Left to Right) Mark Shankel (Reporter). Pam Malone (Secretary), Billy Brooks ( Historian ), John Miller (Chaplain). Not pictured: Bill Smith ( Vice President ), Sandy Owens ( Treasurer). Annexation has taken many of our friends but now we have other friends to replace them. Finding our classes has been an adventure. Meeting all of our teachers and then wondering if we will ever be able to remember their names. After getting lost in the halls and having to ask an upper classman the way, we still had to suffer the embarrassment of walking into class late. The responsibility of emptying our own trays was quite a new one. The first year in high school changes many people’s personalities and gives them a new feeling of responsi¬ bility. did so brush my teeth!!! 190 Eighth Grade Tommie Akers Vickie A kers Linda Alexander Julie A nderson Scrub that wall! Eddie Badger Susan Bailey Kathie Baker Larry Ball Debbie Barker Eddie Barker Ginger Barker Jack Barker Peggy Barker Melissa Barnette Jim Barrow Robert Bays Regina Bevins Rickie Blackwell Deanna Blaylock Toni Blaylock Snack time already? 191 Eighth Qrade Ricky Boll Steve Bowers Donna Bowman Bi'ly Brooks Kim Bullock Lorrie Bullock Tony Burnette John Calhoun FeliciaCampbell Lisa Campbell Angie Canter Darrell Canter David Canter Lela Canter Connie Carroll Roger Brewer Tammie Brewer Tress a Brewer Bill Brooks Sandy Childers Judy Childress Raymond Child ress Elizabeth Casey Randy Chaffin Boo Chafin Bob Cheers What's on the film. Boo? 192 Eighth Qrade Lisa daymen Paul Clendenen Dennis Coldiron Teresa Collins Charles Cook Mike Coonley Debbie Countiss Lisa Fortner Katrenia Garrett Judy Goodson Jerry Greer Marty Grizzle Jeff Grubb Janice Countiss Dame Crane Buddy Cunningham Terry Cunningham Brenda Davison Alvin Debord Kevin Decker Gina Edwards Eric Ellis Cathy Faust Rebecca Fisher Joyce Fleenor Peter Pan???? 193 Eighth (trade Faster than a speeding bullet! John Hagood David Hall Harvey Hall Susie Hall Bobby Harless David Harley Joey Hatley Dawn Hayden Jake H aught Pam Hawkins David Haworth Debbie Haworth Susan Hensley Sonja Hensley Shari Herndon Randy Hill Timmy Hobbs Billy Holden H9BHH Nancy Honaker Donna Houser Julie Howington Scott Hubbard Bobby Ingle Well, it's a deep subject! 194 Eighth Qradc Fred Jackson Randy Jackson Randy Johnson Ricky Johnson K erry Jones Kim Jones Another pep rally? William Jones Thomas Kennedy Henry Kester Charles Ketron Roger Ketron Kay Kiser Penny Leonard Scott Leonard Teresa Leonard Sherry Leonard Allen Lester Alvin Lester Tim Klann Teddy Lawson Mark Leah Dorothy Leonard Jean Leonard Mary Leonard l wonder if anyone was looking? 195 Eighth Grade mm | Kelly McCarter Lee McChesney Jeff McCracken Mark McCracken Norval McCracken Tom McCracken Gladys Leonard Mark Lewis Sharon Lewis Jeff Lilly Craig Lohoefer Tammie Long Steve McCann Chuck McCrav Tommy McMillan Patty Me New Joe Me Reynolds Ruth Me Reynolds Robin Malcolm Marcine Mays Maxine Millard John Miller Pam Malone Judy Martin Allen Maxwell Kristy Mavne Little does he know . . , 196 Eighth (trade The Three Musketeers Cindy Morgan Mary Morrison Jill Mullins David Mumpower Patrick Orfteld Sam Osborne Kelsey Owens Libby Owens Mary Munsey Mike Murray Tammy Murray Tammy Murray Cristine Necessary- Mark Necessary Susan Necessary Robert Newland Lena Nicholson Drema Nideffer Toni Odum Becky Orfteld Sandy O wens Chuck Parsed Randy Patrick rah! rah! rah! 197 Eighth Grade Catching a few on the side. Lynn Pendergrass Robin Pennington Brenda Peters Jay Petty Penny Phillips Sandra Phillips Judy Roe Raymond Poe Karen Powers Martha Pratt Debbie Rankin Billy Reed Debbie Reeder Jeff Riggle Charles Ringley Jamie Rinick Corky Ritnour Carson Roark 8th grade orientation isn't that bad! Gaynell Roark Mark Roark Robin Robinson Donna Rush Randy Rush Debbie Rust 198 Eighth Qrade Randall Salyer Wayne Scarberry Beth Seymore Andy Shaffer Marty Shaffer Mark Shankel As I was saying Billy Stevens Susan Stevens Tommy Sutherland Robert Sheffey Jeff Shelley Angela Shelton Faith Simcox Alicia Singleton BUI Smith Doug Smith Debbie Snodgrass Sherry Sproles Rex Sproles Rusty Sproles Patty Statzer Diana Tate Lisa Tate What tardy bell? 199 Eighth Qrade A dead what? Don Tinnes Leslie Tipton Brenda Tweeda Paige Vannoy Donna Taylor Kevin Taylor Darlene Thomas Terri Wagner Elizabeth Warner Bart Warriner Curtis Watson Debbie Wayne Denise Whittaker Denise William Janice Wilson Pal Wilson Stacy Wilson Brian Wingate Steve Woodring Billy Worley Joann Worley Ricky Worley Robert Worley Steve Wyatt Chris Young Sharon Young You got a problem? 200 Editor’s Page “Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden mis¬ fortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginnings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. ” Every Annual staff wants “their” Annual to be special, and every editor wants his staff to be special. The reason is simple; it takes a special staff to produce a special annual. This year’s staff had the diligence, patience, enthusiasm, and just plain guts that make a staff special. They were willing to give more than they thought they had. It reminds me of the phrase, if you’ve got it — give it. The 1975 PHOENIX staff gave it and my “Thank You can only scratch the surface of my appreciation. A sincere “Thank You ” also goes to the following: Mrs. Sandra Kemmish, our sponsor who helped us through all the rough spots. Mr. Jack Cross, our American Yearbook representative; Freddie Garrett, for his beautiful artwork; The Bristol Herald Courier, for our sports pictures; Classic Studio, for their time and effort in making every picture just what we wanted; And last but not least, I would like to thank each one of you for buying a 1975 PHOENIX. This book contains sad times, happy times, times to remember, and times we would like to forget. But each time was a part of 1975, and 1975 is a part of us. Not just me, not just you, but us! 201 Student 'Directory Abel. Ben 191 Adams. Theresa -Wf 191 Addison. David 45,1191 ■ Akers. Jerrv 135 g r � Akers. Alexander, Lana 171 . Uexander. L inda 85, 191 ' Anfos. Janice 85 . 108. 1.7m 'A ‘ A Anders. Teresa 94, I07t‘l05{d 14. 1 7. 158. 159 M nderson, Da id 1W, 104. 105. I ML I 13. 135 W jA nderson, Julie 96, 98, 99, 1 1 3 , 191 Arnold. Lisa 181 a . i. , te to in o ton to 105. 114. 115. 134. 136 Blalock, Randall 171 B avlock. Amy 82. 85. 171 111 _ Blaylock, (mil 86 Blaylock. Joey 171 Blaylock. 5 yoka85. 113. 181 Blaylock. Randy 171 Blavlock, Tammie 85. 181 Bid's lock , Toni 191 Ble vine Barbara 93. 106. 108. 17 1 Blevins. M ikex5A 9 1 kBIc vinsK Regina 85, J 8 1 Blevinf. RoheP 54 . 191 ' fkic im. Susan flBL 1 ferry 104. 112. IT, 131. 134,136 .... Bond. Scarlett 92. I02%9! Bennett. Ci idv 68. 70. 71 . 99, 159 Bentley. Bruce 38. 52. 89. 1 14. 1 15. 170. 171 Bentlev, Jo 13. 24. 25. 70. 74. 88, 92.105, 132, 135 Bettadapur. Shaila 114, 181 Bevins, Dennis 171 Bevins. Regina 191 Blackburn. Teresa 15. 88. 92. 136 Blackwell. Angie 99. 113. 181 Blackwell, Rickie 191 Blackwell. Twana 12. 31 , 88. 104. Brewer. Tammie 192 Brewer. Tammy 172 Brewer. Tressq82. 96. 114. 192 Brewer. Venessa 182 Bright. Barrv 172 Brooks, Bill 38. 40, 192 Brooks, Billy 54. 109 . 190, l md Brotbeck. Susan 70, 99. 1 1 2d 114. 160 M Brown. Debbie 106. 172 Brown. Kathy 182 Brown. Mike 160 W (Atclilev, Jamie 171 Bdef0r Diane 85. 108. 171 Booher. Dru85. 96, 1 7 Hd Booher, Janies 35. 114 Bailee. Susan 82. 106. 108. 109, Booher. Pam 99. 181 ■ 113. 191 Booher. Randall 82, 1 36 Bailey. Terri 106, 171 Booher. Steve 181 Baker. Kathie82, 191 Booher, Steve 181 Baker, Teresa ( 1 1 1 85 . 94. 99, lOt ). Boothe. David 181 113.114.117,159 Boothe. Randy 38, 40. 136 Baker, Teresa (9 ) 69, 96. 106. 18 Bordwine. Karen 181 Ball. David 85. 91, 171 Bordwine, Kenny 89. 95 Ball. Jimmy 181 Bordwine. Sally 70, 88. 95. 171 Ball. Kim 85. 159 Bott. Carolyn i 59 Ball. Larry 191 Bon. Ricky 45, 85. 109. 192 Ball. Teddy 91.159 Bolt, Tereba 104. 109.181 Barger. Kitty 171 Bowers. Danny 102. 181 Barger. Wayne 112, 159 Bowers. Jackie 69, 17 1 Barker, Debbie 191 Bowers, Karen 99, 181 Barker. Eddie 45, 54. 191 Bowers, Cathy 96, 99, 136 Barker. Ginger 85, 191 Bowers, Steve 95, 192 Barker. Howard 181 Bowers, Toby 1 56 Barker, Jack 85 . 191 Bowers, Wanda 85. 136 Barker, James 135 Bowman, Donna 191 Barker, Jeff 38,41, 181 Bowman. Ricky 181 Barker, Lewis 135 Branson. Chris 159 Barker, Pandy 171,, Branson, Lori 31 , 74. 85. 88, 89, Barker. Paula 13. 88. 105. 106. 1. 15 99.115.158.159 Barker. Peggy 191 Braswell, Mark 171 Barker. Steve 38. 52. 181 Bray, lime 182 Barker. Vernon 181 Brav, Scott 172 Barnett. Alvin 95, 159 Brewer. Cathy 69. 78. 91, 172 Barnett . Melissa 191 Brewer. Danny 93. 95. 182 Barr. Jimmy I08sm Brewer. Darrell 15. 136 Barr. Tammy 1 7l- Brewer. Kathy 108 Barr. Teresa 99, 181 Brewer. Kenneth 182 Barrett. Jimmy 98. 159 Brewer. Linda 23. 105, 106. 136 Barrow. Jim 54, 109, 191 Brewer. Penny 84. Bays. Dennis 159 Brewer. Robert 95, 182 Bays. Robert 84. 191 Brewer. Roger 192 Beard. Pam 13. 135 Brewer. Scott 95, 172 Buckle Bit m2 Bullock. Kim 93, 192 Burke. Rhonda 82. 104 Burnette. Debbie 85. 91 . 137 Burnette. Tony 192 Burr ess, Brian 159 Butler. Debbie 159 Byington, Jimmy 67, 1 10, 172 Byrd. R oxannJtd , C'adle. Loretta 85. 91 , 137 Caclie. ‘Vickie 172 Calhoun. Kevin 83. 192 Campbell. Angie 172 Campbell. David 78, 182 Campbell. Debbie 182 Campbell. Felicia 192 Campbell. Lisa 192 Campbell, Mark 172 Campbell, Pam 172 C anode. Richard 95 . 160 Canter. Angie 192 Canter. Carols n 137 Canter. Cathy 12. 85. 94. 137 Canter. Danny 95 Canter. Darrell 192 Canter, David 95. 109, 192 Canter, Freddie 182 Canter. Lei a 192 Canter. Stanley 95 Carper. Rick 83, 1 CarrJ tt, 182 CaflBSmKm£3. R cmmmRm37 5. 95. m % 91.160 JimmvW. 40. 42, 98, LOG. ijjpian Carter, Richdrd 182 Carierrmin r 66,67. 79, 114, 172 3. 38. 40. 56. 7d. Carter. Tony Hi 137' Casey, Elisabeth 192 Caudill. Kenneth 95 Caudill. Kevin 182 Chaffin. Randy 109. 192 Chafin, Boo 45, 54. 85. 192 Chajin. Ricky 182 Cheers. Bob 45, 54, 109. 192 Childers, Robin 99, I 72 Childress. Judy 96, 192 Childress. Mike 182 Childress, Peggy 85, 160 Childress. Raymond 192 Childress. Sandv 192 ; Childress. Tom 92. 106. 118. 160 Church. David 160 Clapp. David 91. 137 ||j Clark. Dayna Baker 84. 137 Clark, Freda 85. 92, 160 Clark. Rick v 172 dayman. Billy 137 dayman. Jack 172 dayman. Lisa 96. 193 Claypian. Lynn 137 Clendfnen, Paul 95. 193 SL Cochran. Theresa 82. 85. 86. 98 f 446, J 82 Cold iron. Dennis 193 Culdiron. Ricky 94 'I Cole. -Gary 1 12. 172 | Coief John 93, 109. I8t Jfrggjfl I Cole. Sylvia 80, 82. 84. 138 Coller . Robin 84 Collier. Robin 31.88. 99, 106, 114. 138.170.172 JTh Collins. Joe 182 Collins. Teresa 71, 11 1. 193 ColUs. Tam 199. 113. 182 Combs. John 95. 172 Comer. Mike 56. 104. Ilf. lid'' ns. i is. Hi p'U SSj Cook, Charles 45. 59. 109. 193 Coon ley. Mike 54. 193 Cooper. Alice 78. 131, 138 C'oppedge.lConnie 84, 1 72 Countissmecky 88. 96 Count iss, Debbie 7 . 96. 97. 108, 192 Count iss, Janice 96. 192 Counts. Tim 109, 182 1 Cox. Chuck 31. 138 Cox. David 93. 95. 172 Cox. Debbie 82. 182 Cox. Kenn 160 Cox. Ruthic85. 93, 182 Crabtree. Donna 68. 70. 96 . 97. 99, 104. 106. Craig. Cool Crane, Darren 193 Cribb. Betty 183 Crockett. Debra 173 I T Cross; Angie 69. 112, 18 A. Cross. Gail 31. 35, 7J JjX 96,A9j 114.180. 1 83 Crouch. Richard 66. 79 . 90. 104, 115. 118. 135. 13,8 Crusenberrv. Donald 116. 138 Cttllop. Sterl 35. 38.41. 56. 89. 96.97, 173 Cunningham. Buddy 95. I02JI93 Cunningham. M ur JgM uugg.' Cunningham. Ricky 91. 160 Cunningham, Sherri 160 Cunnittghqni Teri;yJJJ3 , |j| Cunningham, Wcndv 1 73 Da! ton. Perry 83 Davenport. Mike 84. 102. 1 38 Davis, Angela 173 Davis. Brian 52. 109. 183 • Davis, Eddie 95. 173 Davis, Johnny 173 Davis. Susan 85. 93. 1 12. 183 Davison, Brenda 86. 193 Dean. Cindy 8x93 183 Dean, Drema 85, 93. 112. 183 Dean. Dwight 83 93 . 112, 183 Dean. Marck 92. 114. 138 Hebord. Alvin 59, 109. 193 Debord. Hershel 139 Decker. Kevin 95, 193 Denny. A pry l 78. 80. 81. 82 . 173 Denton. Jackie 85 . 94, 113, 115. 139 f Denton, Darlene 12, 115. 1 1821 13. |H Denton. Mark 83. 100. 1 10, 114. Denton. Mike 139 Denton, Put 85, 94, 161 Denton. Robin 7 8. 183 Denton, Tim 93, 183 Denton.' Virgil 1 83 Depriest, Larry 78 Deskills, Dannv 86, 92. 161 Die kenson. John 1 73 Din kens, Jeunnie 85 . 91. 173 Dixon, Pat 115. 117, 139 Dolinger. Mary 85. 116. 183 Doss. Jerry 85 %93. 108, 183 Dotson, Sharon 139 Duff. Eric 48. 161 Duff Tim 170] 1'73 Dunn. Doris 108. 183 Dupont. Sharon 35, 98. 105, 114, 1(1158 Duff Si. Dennis 91, 114, 115, 139 Dutton, Steve 35, 38, 40, 79, 105. 158, 161 Duty, 9$. 183 Duty Laurie 68, 70, JJ, 105, 161 Dye. kei(h 161 Dve, Terry 35.70, 78. 105, 16 U Dyson, Darrell 14. 60. 1 00. 101. 110, U8ZJJ9- 4 Fades, Mark 31, 35. 85. 108. 134. ' 6 ; Fades. Pcktf 81, 82,85. 106.114, Eads. Gail 94. 118. 161 HO, 171 Fleenor, Joyce 193 Flee nor, Ken 184 Fleenor, Mark 162 Fleenor. Reha 80. 82, 88, 173 Fleenor, Ronald 162 Fleenor. Susan 141 Fleenor. Teresa 99, 173 Fleenor. Tony 98, 184 Ford. Leslie 141 Ford. Lisa 80, 81.82. 85. 106. 113. 162 Fortner. Lisa 193 Frazier, Terri 91, 162 Freeze, Darlene 78, 115, 141 Froliling, Lafawn46, 141 Frohling. Pat 38.41, 131, 141 Frohling, Paula 81 , 99, 108. 109, 180. 184 Garrett, Freddie 14. 23, 78. 79. 86. 100, 101. 104. 105. 110, 114. 115, 140 Garrett. Kathrenine 193 Gentry. Ken 173 Gilmer. Jeff 173 Gilmer. Pam 184 Gilmer. Richard 91 , 141 Goad. Rick 38. 41,56. 162 Gobble. Barbara 85 . 91. 173 Goodman, ancv85. 108, 184 Goodson. Judy 193 1 L . Hatley, Joey 59, 112. 117,194 H aught. Jake 45, 59, 194 Hause. Donald 174 Hawkins, Pam 99, 194 Haworth, David 95 Haworth. Debbie 116. 194 Hawthorne. Gary 109 Hawthorne. Gary 112. 113, 184 Havden. David 38,40. 52.98. 109, 114, 184 Hayden, Dawn 96. 109. 194 Hayden, Keith 85. . Havden. Timothy 78. 181 Heart. Bill 78, 93. 184 Helbert, Lynn 174 Henderson. Jerry 84. 184 Henry. Janice 1 74 Henry. Mark 59. 85. 174 Hensley, Donna 184 Hensley, Leslie 174 Hensley, Lisa 78, 174 Hensley, Son ja 82, 194 Hensley, Susan 194 Hensley, Vicky 81 . 108, 116, 174 Herndon. Shari 1 12, 1 14. 194 Herndon, Veda 85, 112. 113,114, 163 Hickman. Donna 15, 142 Hickman, Michael 12 . 85 , 142 Hicks. Rita 88. 98, 110, 163 Fads, Many 38. 40. 52. 109. 1 14. 183 Eads. Mike 98, 183 Eads. Wayne 85. 91, 93. 140. 183 Greer. Billy 85. 184 Greer, Jerry 193 Grizzle, Mark 91.162 Grizzle, Marty 85. 93. 193 Hill, Jesse 163 Hill, Kathy 174 Hill. Randy 194 Hilliard. Margaret 85 . 91 Easterly, Mary Jo 15. 85 Grogan. Dale 91, 174 Hobbs, Jeff 93. 106. 174 Easterly, eil3l. 104. 110. 112, Groves, Kennv 60. 92. 141 Hobbs, Timmy 194 161 Grubb, Mike 46. 63. 79. 89, 105. Hodgson . Willie, r m 142 Easterly. Robert 95', 183 112, 114 Holbert, Lewis i 63 Fast ridge, Bean 112, 140 Haderer, Sue 68. 99. 104, 174 Holden. Billy 19 4 Eaton, David 85. 91.140 Hagood. John 194 Holden. Darlene 12. 91. 142 Eaton, Timmy 95. 183 Hagy. Phyllis 184 Honaker, Sane' v 194 Edwards, Gina 193 Hall, David 194 Hood. Becki 13. 22. 78, 87, 92. Edwards. Renee 8 1,84. 132, 134. Half Harvey 194 105, 130, 141. 142 140 Hall, Mike 95. 174 Horner. Jackie 85. 163 Ellis. Eric 193 Hall, Susie 194 Horner, Palsy 1 1 08. 175 Elsea, Craig 31 , 48. 66. 67, 79. Halstead, Sharon 81 . 86. 87. 106. Hoss. George 91 • 92. 100, 110. 114, 115. 140 113.162 House. Donna 85. 163 Emerson. Ronnie 13. 63, 89, 79. Hammel, Larry 84. 174 Houser, Cecilia 184 I O, 130. 140 Harless. Bobby 194 Houser. Donna 194 Estep. Glen 91 . 171 Harless. David 174 Houser. Gary 163 Fain. Jon 173 Harless. Debbie 174 Houser. Jennie 15. 105. 106. It . Farmer. Keith 31 . 92. 100, 104 110. 115, 132, 135. 140 Farris, Tony 91 Faust, Cathy 85, 193 Faust, Connie 25. 161 Felly, Helen 161 Feltv, Patty 85. 108. 183 j Felly. Teresa 108, 183 Ferguson, Da is 183 Ferski, Mark 184 Fields. Sue 85. 86. 88, 93. 94. 161 Finlev, Carol 68. 99. 104, 1 Fisher, Rebecca 78, 193 Fitzgerald, Junior 85, 184 Fitzgerald, Leon 184 Fleenor. Brenda 15, 85. 94. 140 Fleenor, Chuck 184 Fleenor, David 22, 90, 100. 104. 105. 110. 115. 133, 134. 140. 141 Fleenor. Diane 102. 134 Fleenor. Dpnald 162 Fleenor. Javdc 46,47. 100. 104. Harless. Larry 56. 79, 91 , 108, 158, 162 Harless. Patti 85, 184 Harless. Rick v 45 Harley, Carol 78. 96. 174 Harley. David 194 Harlev. Donna 85, 93. 184 Harley, Dwight 80. 84, 100, 105, L llarlev. Eddie 184 Harlev. Rhonda 162 Harley. Victor 84. 98. 184 Harlow. Danny 142 Harmon. Bobby 38. 56. 60, 79, 161 Harmon. Debbie 85, 106, 174 Harmon. Lisa 71 , 99. 184 Harmon. Sheila 85. 174 Harris. Libby 162 Han sock, Johnny 95. 174 Hash. Vickie 85. 94. 142 Hash burger. Jeff 85. 89, 98, 174 Halley, Carmen 14. 104, 106, 142 H dk3s? l34.d$fyJ42. 201 Houser. Lila 85, 93. 185 Houser. Monty 38. 60. 63. 79, 85. 108, 163 Howard. Robert 185 Howard, Rodney 52. 185 Howington. Julie 194 Hubbard. Scott 112. 114. 194 Huckaby, Debbie 185 Hughes. Cath v 163 Hughes. Debbie 112. 185 Hughes. Eva 85. 94. 142 Hughes. Linda 143 Hughes. Mike 175 Hughes, Randy 175 Hughes. Ricky 100, 163 Hughes, Patricia 185 H unsucker. Lee Ann 14. 25, 81 . 82, 88. 99, 116,117, 130, 143 Hurley, Steve 38, 41,48, 60, 64. 115, 130. 143 Hutchinson, George 83. 175 Hutton. Cindy 175 Hutton. Ginger 85. 96, 108. 163 Ingle. Bobby 194 Ingle, David 38. 41.79,114 Ingle. James 143 Ingle. Jeff 52. 109. 185 Ingle. I’m 163 Jackson, Abbv 81 . 84. 99, 104. 106, 175 Jackson. Debbie 69. 99, 108. 175 Jackson. Fred 195 Jackson. Randy 195 ■Jcntfes. Leisa8l 85. 105, 113. 114, 115, 163 Jenkins, Larry 14. 23, 38. 40, 48, 63.64. 79, 95. 115: 133. 143 Jessee, Carla 12, 94, 134. 143 Jessee. Vera 31 . 88, 92, 99, 1 14, $fJ15. 133, 143 Johnson, Darrell 56. 79. 95, 175 Johnson. Debbie 14. 25, 32, 88. 91 . I 100, I0%J53 H � Johnson. Randv Johnson. Rirkv84. 109. 195 Johnson. Ricky 59, ' 108. 109% L85 Johnson, Robbie 66, 67 ■■79,f39 , 1 14. 175 Johnson, -Ljammie 75, 76, 110, 117, .170, 175 ' JoneffWt. 99, 185 Jones. Kerry 78, 195 Jones, Kim 85, 108, 195 Jones. Ricky 78. 164 Jones. Susie 14, 99. 143 Jones. William 195 Keglev. Rob 90, 105, 133, 143 r , Keith. Carolyn 86. T64 Keller, Lewis 85. 164 Kennedy, Anita ,7 1 .85, 175 Kennedy. Jeanette 1 7J Kennedy. Kim 141 30., 74. 8 99. 105. 114. 132, 143 Kennedy. Michael 60 Kennedy, Thomas 195 Kesner, Debbie 85. 185 Kestner. Henry 195 Kestner, Martha 85. 93, 185 Kestner. Steve 164 Ketron, Charles 195 Ketron, Pam 143 Ketron. RogCr-54. 195 Ketron. Terry 144 Kiferf Denise 35, 85, 113. 114. 164 Kiser, Kay 82. 113, 195 Kiser; Mike 12. 63. 79. 100, 104, 10. 144 Kissinger , Hank 93 Kitzmiller, Candy 15, 91 . 131 . 144 Kitzmiller. Tamntv 78, 112. 175 Kitzmiller, Tern 164 Klahn..4nnl44 Kress, Robin JAM; Lagasse, Citkly 8; , 99. l08. 0. M gp Lagasse, Dann v 38, 56, 185 105, 134. 144 Lange, Sandra P. 91 , 144 Latham. Diane 70, 86. 93, 95, 175 Latham. Randy 164 Laugltlin, David 185 Lawson, Teddy 195 Leab. Mark 195 Leonard, Allen 164 Leopard. Carol 164 Leonard, Qnthy 92, 1 75 Leonard, Donna68t,84. 86. 96. 97. 185 Leonard, Dorothy 85 . 195 Leonard. Gladys 85. 96, 195 Leonard. Jean 85. 195 Leonard. Jimmy 95. 185 Leonard. Karen 185 Leonard. Mary 85. 195 Leonard, Michael 144 Leonard, Penny 96. 185 Leonard. Penny 195 Leonard, Randy 78. 92. 144 Leonard. Roger 95, 185 Leonard, Scott 195 Leonard, Sherry 195 Leonard. Sherry 85, 164 Leonard. Teresa 112. 113, 195 Leonard, Terry 48, 175 Leonard, Wavne 46.J64 Lester. Allen 195 Les ter. Alvin 86. 195 Lester, A ndy-,3.8,.52, 109. 185 Lester. Johnny 91 . 164 Lester, Kevin 80 81, 83, 100. i in 144 Lewis. Billy 95, 164 Lewis, Mark 45, 196 Lewis. Sharon 196 Lilly. Elaine 82, 185 Lilly. Jeff 45, 196 Linkous. Bryan 175 Little. David 144 Little. Libby 46 . 75. 114. 185 Little. Man ■ 175 Loggans, Jonathon 1 76 Lohoefer, Cindy 145 Lohoefer, Craig 196 Lohoefer, Linda 185 Long. Debbie 9 1 Long. Glen 46,47 , 176 Long, Tdmmie 196 Loudy. Jimmy 78. 114. 145 Lynch. Myra 91 . 145 Mabe. Bobby ,185 Mabe. Darlene 145 McCall. Jeff 145 McCall. Marts 180; 186 McCann. Saner 85.91 . 176 McCarter, Kelly 196 MfjCaulev, Cindv 70. 80. 81. 82. 99. 105. 158. 165 McChesney, Lee 45, 54.85, 19.6 McChesney. Marcia 85, 17 6 McCloud. Liesa 81 . 85. 91 . 176 McCloud. Susan 145 McCracken. Dexter 86, 95. 105 McCracken, Hope 176 McCracken. Jeff 196 McCracken. Kathy 186 McCracken, Mark 196 % McCracken. Nprval 95. 186 McCracken, Tom 196 Me Crac ken.. Vic ian 85. 186 MtCrav. Chuck.45. 54. 196 McCray, Diane 80, 81. 82. 85. 1 14 . 176 • - IJ? ' McCroskex . Blake 109, 186 McCroskey. Donna 69, 186 McCroskev. Sharon 85. 114. 115, 116.117.118.164 McGlothlin. Terry 186 M c Henr y. T eresa 9 1 Mcllvmne. David 38. 41 . 176 Mclllvaine. Lisa 83. 186 McMillan. Tommy 196 Me Murray. Karen 86. 87, 99, 165 Me Sally. Mike 48. 145 Me Key, Donna 186 Me New! Patty85. 108. 196 M cSe w. Sherry 7 65 Me Reynolds, Donna 186 McRevnolds. Joe 45 . 54 . 114. I9(J, , 196 McRevnolds. Ruth 196 Malcolm, Cindy 83. 102. 186 Malcolm. Robin 96. 196 Malcolm, Theresa 106, 176 Malone, Pam 35, 190, 196 Malone. Phyllis 1 76 Mann. Jesse 184 Mann 2 Lee 164 Maiden. Candy 15. 78 . 92, 114. II 8, 473 1 145 Martin., Ap59[j78, 186 Martin., Bruce 91 Martin, Judy 82. 85. 196 Mason. Karen 1.86 Matthews, Robert 95, 176 Matthews, Tim 95. 176 Mayne, Kristy 85. 196 Mayne. Lonny 14. 145 Mayne. Tina 85. 106, 186 Mays, Larry 63 Mars, Marcine 96, 196 Mays, Pam 81,82. 104,105.115. 116. 131. 134, 146 Maxwell, Allen 93, 196 Meade, Gilmer 23, 38, 40, 42. 56. 60. 62,63.64.79.99, 114. 176 Meredith, Mike 83. 11 5, 186 Messer. Darrell 12, 38, 40. 60, 79. 134. 142. 146 Messick. Debbie 85. 86. 94. 113. 146 Millard. Brenda 81, 165 Millard. Curtis 1 76 Millard. Debbie 186 Millard. Karen 186 Millard. Linda 165 Millard. Maxine 196 Millard. Stanley 95. 176 Miller. Becky 165 Miller, Chuck 165 Miller, Jenny 80. 82, 113. 116, 168 Miller. John 45. 54. 109, 190, 196 Miller, Larry 118, 146 Miller. Mason 197 Miller. Maxine 99 Miller, Paul 12, 23,38.63.65. 79. 85.89, 106. 108. 118, 146 Miller. Robert 46. 104, 110, 176 Mills . Susan 1$ 7 IL' Mitchell. Rickey 78. 186 Monk, Vanessa 113. 165 Moody. Danny 98, 109, 118, 186 Moore, Becky 69. 99 Moore, Kathy 78. 99 Moore, Mary 176 Moore, Mike 85. 197 , Moore. Tdmmie 99, 186 Morelock, Penny 85. 86. 186 Morenings. Maranatha 146 Morgan, Cindv 78, 85, 19 Morgan. Gary 95 Mot gun, Mark 38, 176 Morgan. Penin 85. 106, 14 Morrison. Mary 197 Morrison. Vickie 1:5 8. 88. 113, 116. 118. 146 Mas berg, Monica 83, 89, 90. 106. HO. 113. 116. 1 18. 1 Y, Mullins. Dennis 93. 95. 1 15. I A) Mulims. Jill 69. 71. 197 Mullins. Ronnie 35,48. 79. 95, 165 Mullins. Valerie 146 M urn power, Darlene 13 Mumpow 82. 85. 08. M umpower. Debbie 12. 80. 94. 113. 116. 117, 146 M umpower. Mike 85. 110. 113 . 118 , J65 Munsey, Man 82. 85, 96. P 7 Murray. Denise 99, 186 Murray, Gene 95, 177 Murray. Kathy 177 Murray Mike 197 Murray, Susan 186 M urra . Susan 91 . 177 Murray .Jammy 85y 1 97 Murray, Tam rn.wl 97 Murrf fertyaSS, 186 Murray. Jerry 77 J§| Sa.sh Sa'fHiyJH . 35, 46 132, Seal. Kathv 113. 187 m Necessary’N nita 1 12, 18 7- , f- tmti[rr 5hri.stiiut 197 1 Nejessary. David 13,7 Sec ess ary, i ark 197 Necessary. Susan rn Neese. Becky 74. 85, 88. 99, 117, 140 Neeves, Lvnn 13. 68, 70. 96, 97. 99. 104, 105. 106. 118 . 147 .X ester, Paulette 147 Newland. Ernie 38. 41, 79, 85, 89, 165 Neytland, Robert 45. 197 .Xewman, Beth 108 Nicholson, Janice 91 , 147 Nicholson, Lena 197 Nideffer, Drema 197 Nidiffer. Diane 108 Nixon. Donald 166 . Noonkester, Mike 31 . 88. 91 , 1 15, 130. 147 Norris. Brenda 147 Norton. Sherry 147 Nunez, Becky 80, 84. 85, 86, 87, 94.105,115. 117, 166, Nunley-, Belinda 12. 99, 106, 134, 147 Nunlev. Tad 59. 187 : Odum. Kim 75.99.114, ISO, 187 Odum, Paul 93. 187 Odum, Toni 31 . 99. 108. 197 Odum. Tonv 95, 1 3 1 , 147 Ogle, Burt 14.89, 104. HO. 115, 145 Or field, Beckv 85, 96. 108. 19 7 Orfteld, Johnny 95. 109, 187 Orjield. Patrick 93, 197 Osborne. Debbie 91 , 148 Osbqrne. RonniefS. 177 | Osborne, Sam 93. 95, 197 Osborne. Shelia 86. 1 77 Osborne, Theresa 1 77 Otey. Janet 25, 91, 148 Owens, David 4 1 ms. Jimmy 38. 177 'ns. Kathy 177 lelsev 197 ihh 83mi Owens. inda 14. 30, 24. 79, 88, : 99. 1081 1 15, 130. 133, 148 Owens, Pats 68, 99. 166 Owens, Sandy 71,81.82, 99, 114 190 Pack . Jav 78, 187 Parker, Dennis 100, 101 111,115.148 Parris, Phil 46, 92. 115, 148 Parsed , Chuck 59, 83, 197 Parsed, Julie 75. 99, 108, 170. 177 Parsons. Billie 68. 70. 80, 81,84, 99, 113. 132, 148 Parsons. MMrk 4p,ip3. 79,89, I04 ! 32. 148WjUBk Partridge. JoanfV9, 1$ 1 Partridge. K ent 38. 40, 177 | Patrick. Rainfy45, IV 7 ® Patton . Marv Betb.15, 99, 104, | 105, 106 17. 148 Payne. John 187 Peltier. Mark 38.41. 109, , . ; Pendergrass, Lynn 198 Pennington. David 38. 40. 45, 60. -§.63.65. 79, 100. 114. 177 Pennington. Robin 69, 99, 195 J Peters. Brenda 117, 198 Peters. Richard 166 Peters, Wanda 1 77 Peters, Wayne 109, . Petty. Amv 14.68.70. 99. 104. 114.130.145 Petty. Jay 198 Phillips. Candy 85. 91 , 149 Phillips, Darlene 85, 94, 102, 166 Phillips, Darrell 78, 177 Phillips, Dennis 95 Phillips. Pam 1 77 : Phillips, Penny 83, 85. 198 Phillips. Ricky 102, 109. 115. 187 Phillips. Robin 15. 149 Phillips. Sandra 85. 198 Phillips, Teresa 13, 149 Phipps. Barbara 166 Phipps, Carl 38. 41. 109, 114, 187 Phipps, Dehhie 13, 82. 149 Pingo, Jessica 85 , 187 Pippin. Barbara 85, 93, I8f Pippin, Sherman 95, 1 77 Pitller. Susan 13, 106, 149 Poe. Carl 177 Poe. Debbie 85 ,r. Poe. Judy 85. 96.116. 198 Pope, Donna 177 Poston. Leroy 187 Powers, Alfred 187 Powers. Karen 83. 195 Pratt, Martha 85, 86, 198 Price, Betty 18 ..y Puckett. Diane 177 ■ PuckettiSandra 9 1 . 1 1 2. 7 M. 117 Quesenberry.Joan80.-83. If 16. 177 Quillen. John 187 Ramsey, Tony 78. 1 78 y Ranes, Dared 178 ,§ .A Rankin. Debbie 82. 198 Rasnake. Linda Lankins 149 Ratliff. Vickie 12. 15. 85. 99. 106. 110. 112. 115. 1 49 A m 4 Ms m Reece, Dan 178 Reece, Mike 91, I OS Reed, Billy 198 Reed, Clarence 178 Reeder, Debbie 69. 99, 198 Rigglc, Jeff 83 Ridgeway, Tim 166 Rirtgle y, Charles 198 Rinick, Jamie 92. 198 Ritnonr. Corky 198 Roark. Brenda 166 Roark. Carson 198 Roark. Gaynell 85 , 198 Roark. Mark 198 Roberson. Regina 68, 99, 104, 114. 131. 149 Roberts, Lisa 85 . 187 Roberts, Teresa 178 Roberts, Tom 187 Robinson. Gary 78. 104. 103. 187 Robinson. Katin 22, 68, 97, 1 10. 149 Robinson, Kenny 46. 47. 79, 113, 114, 115. 149 ' Robinson. Robin 69, 71 , 96, 99, 198 — ■ Rock, Danny 178 Rock Ginirer 85. 108, 183 Rtfk.Judv 96. 150 ■fg pdfc-hjdfitby 166 foe k ‘jjkl arty 178 | 4lllf Rock. Mike 95, 178 Rock. Pai lyfdSS J Roe. Patty-8Tyl8s Roe. Regent a 31 . 74, 99. 106, W7, 114, 11 6. 117.166 Roe, Ronnie 95, 166 Roerfi, Debbie T50 Rohr. Randy 95, 109. 188 Rohr, Terry 1 78 Rosenbalm, Christihe 93 Rouse, Greg 166 Ruble, Tim 166 Rush. Donna 96, 198 Rush, Randy 198 Rush. William 188 Russ. Patsy 85. '178 Rust. Dale 178 Rust, Debbie f§8 d -Rutherford, Jackie 166 RuiiernJ-iM O SSf . Salyer, Darlene 94, 150 Salyer. Randall l 99 Salyer, Roma 188 Salyers. Darrell 93, 1 Sants, Rick y 80,81 .89. 98, WO Sandefur, Brenda 150 Sandefur, Jimmy 63 Savinskv, Matt 100, 101, 104, 105, 110.115,130.150.134 Savinskv. Meg81.88, 112, 114, 178%' Savinskv, Pat 69, 99. Is Scarberrv, Wayne 102 . 199 Sc urdo, Eugene 167 Scardo, Jerry 85. 93. M7 Scyphers, Steve 80, 83. 167 ESKnter Richard 93 . 95, 167 on. David 38. 4 1 , 95. 113, 150 Seymore, Beth 96 Seymore. Bobby 88 Shaffer Andy 45 . 54 , 199 Sha Jer. Brenda 93. 108, Shufjer. Ella 85, 188 Shaffer. Marty 199 M jte ' • U M Shankle. inn 78. I5 Shankle. Brenda 93. 7g. I67: ■Shankle. Mark ISO. 199 Shankle. Mike 56. 95. 178 Shankle. Sand v 71, 81. 92. 108, 178 Sha, ret, l. Lisa 82.88.96.9 7. 99. 104. 106. Sheffev, Robert 95. 199 • - kHWetlev, Ca role 30. 35. 88. 99. 106. 150 Shelley. Janet 85.86, 188 Shelley, Jeff 199 ..Shelley, Susan 85. 188 St Shelton. Angela 82, 199 Shelton, Jeff 78, 84, 188 S her ley, Greta 188 Sherfey, Pam 178 Shipp, Jerry 93. 95. 188 Short t, Connie 82. 188 Shorn, Janice 151 Shorn . Jeff 95 . 167 Shuttle, Sammy 83 . 188 Sifford. Jimmy 85. 93, 188 Sifford, Sharon 167 Simcox. Darrell 56, 67 . 99. 1 14, 170. 178 Simcox. Faith g -- • gJ Sints. Debbie I $8 Singleton, Alicia 199 Siamkton, Debbie 102, 105, 106. 107. 113. lid, 158. 167 Siagle. Tim 98UQ9, 1 18, 18 8 l Smith, Becky 1 78 C. Smith. Bill 31. 35. 54, 86, 108. 109, 114. 190. 199 Smith, Danny 83, 188 Smith, Danny 78_ m Smith, Doug 4 5. 199 Smith, Eddie 80. 83 . 100, 110. 1 67 Smith: Gilmer 94. 150 Smith. Janic%85 , 94, 108. 167 Smith, Jimmy 13, 30, 46. 47, 48, 63,79. 89,' 104, 1 12. 133, 150 Smith, Joe 83, 104, 110, 150 Smith, Karen 85, 94. 102, 167 Smith, Mildred 150 Smith, Pam 70, 80. 83, 112, 178 Smith, Terrv 178, Smith. Terrvl80.84.88. 108. 110, 179 ' 9 Snodgrass, Debbie 80. 84 , 199 Sourbeer. Cindy 99. 104. 110, 188 Spahr, Harvey 52. 93. 95. 188 Sproles, Debbie 188 Sproles, Johnny 167 Sproles, Rex 93. 199 Sproles, Rusty 102, 199 Sproles , Sand v 1 11 ) 3 1 . 35, 8 1 . 99. 114, 167. 169 Sproles, Sandy 1 10) 71, 85, 108, 179 Sproles, Sherry 199 Sproles, Steve (11 1 167 Sf yules, Steve (11)91.1 00. 108, 168 Sproles. Steve (9 ) 38, 40, 59. 78 109, 112. 188 Stanley. Jerry 189 Stanley, Mark 38, 16 . 169 Stark. Rhonda 15, 74. 88, 99. 104 106 . 118. 151 Statzer. Darrell 93. 95, 189 Statzer, Patty 85. 96. 112, 1 $8 Statzer. Wavne95, 100, 105, 111). 168 §| Stevens, Billy 45, 54, it 99 Stevens. Pat 85. 96. lV8. 168 Stevens, Sandy 5. ffto Stevens, Stevens. Stevens. 108.1 1 3 Stewart , Pam 85. 94. Stout, Vickie 91. 151 Strung, Randall 189 ? - 1 Stuart, Karen 85, 108. TmftW Sullivan, Donna 85, 93, 94, 108, 189 L . « Sullivan, Donnie 95, 179 Sutherland, Tommy 95,f99 Swygert, Von 60, 6 1 , Symonds, Robert 80, 84. 179 Symonds, Theresa 82. 168 Tabor. Keith 38, 41 , 1 14. 189 Taborette, Kim 93 Tate. David 189 Tate, Debbie 71, 80. 82, 105. 168 Tate, Diana 199 Tate, Donna 71 , 80, 82% Tate, Judy 78, 168 Tate. Kathy 189 Tate. Lisa 83. 199 Tate, Mike 189 Tate. Pam 78, 168 Tate. Valerie 91 , 151 Taylor, Daynu96. 108” Taylor. Donna 200 a Taylor, Gary 85. 100, 108. 168 Taylor. Gary 1 5 1 Taylor. James 91 Taylor, Kevin 54. 200 Thomas, Bill 56 a J- Thomas, Qctrv 91 Thomas, Darlene 200 ' ,€i] Thomas. Donna 96, 97, 18, 168 Thompson, Am v 75, 7B 5. 108, 110.115,179 Thompson, Jody 52. 189 Tignor, Kent 91, 168 j Tignor, Robin 189 Tinnes, Don 200 f Tipton. Leslie 200 Tittle, Donna 85. 179 Tolley. Kaelu69, 82, 99, 106. 179 Trivet te, Billie 179 Trivet te. Doug 168 Troy. Laura 99. 152 Turner. Billy 152 T weeds, Brenda 200 Vanhook, Diane 85. 96. 116. 189 Vannoy. Paige 96. 200 Vanover, Danny 152 Vermillion, Carolyn 105, 152 Vermillion, Susan 179 Vestal, Steve 152 Waddell, Joe 168 Wagner, Danila 35, 78, 152 Wagner, Darren 23, 38. 40, 52. 85, 112, 115. 180, 189 Wagner, Sant 60, 79, 80. 81 , 83. 101, 115. 152 Wagner, Steve 38. 41 . 52, 109. 115, 189 Wagner. Terri 83. 96. 200 Warner, Elizabeth 82, 96, 99, 200 Warren, Patricia 15 Warriner, Ban 45, 54, 200 Warriner, Dirk 109, 189 Watson, Curtis 200 O'at n, jwjr Waviaster. Phil 91. 152 in D.ebhic 200 | , ed iff' r Vi Hr, i eatheriv. Phil 52. 189 Weisenburger. Jin k 48, 1Q0. 108 White, Oneeda 189 White, James White. Seba 81 . 82. 115, 153 Whittaker. Denise 200 Widener, David Iff) Widener, Joey, 169 ■ whm?mv78- wo Widner. Lynda 83, 99, 106. 108, 1 13, 180, 189 Widner. Pat 78. 106, 153 Widner. Pat 179 Widner. Tim 189 Williams. Betty 1 9 Williams, Denise 82. 99. 1 08, 113, 114. 200 Williams. Donald 153 Ird Hants, Teresa D. 14, 85,92. 106,114.116,153 Williams, Teresa A SI, 5 . 98. Jj99. 1 05, J 06, 113, 114, 115, 158, 169 Wilson f David 85. 153 M 7 fson . Janice 200 Wilson. Wilson. Rit ky 59. 7 . 189 Wilson, Stacy 200 Wingate. Bt Wingate, 77f gw 169 Will. Jeff 99, lOf) 110. Ill, JVoljc. Kathy J69 Wood. Kemi$85. I $9 Wood. Mart 85, 93, LG) Woodard, Mark Woodard. Tanutty Wooclbv, Brenda J S3 Woodby, Eva 153 Woodby, Kathy 78. 108 J Woodby. Leda 179 Woodring, Steve 200 Worley. Billy 84, 200 Worley, Debbie 8$. 86, 179f Worley, Delta 99,179 . Worley, Joann 83, 200 Worley. Ricky 200 Worley, Rit%169 Worley, Rita .8(4 82, 99, 179 Wright. Linda 84. 88. 99; 1 Wyatt, Steve 200 ) oho, Greg 14, 48. 132. 153 oung. Chris 200 ) oung, David 38. 56, 89. 1 79 ) dung. Paul 38. 40, 79. 85. 89 108. 168 ) oung. Sharon 200 ) dung. Teresa 78, 169 92, 108, V 79 93. business Directory Abingdon Dodge Inc. Abingdon Tile Co., Inc. A hard Funeral Home Appalachian A thletic House A mold's Je wel ers Atlas Honda Mr. Mrs. Fred D. Barker Teresa Ball Bros. Bassetts Dairy Bar Bella's Bi Rita Market Blevins Tire Recapping Robert C. Boswell Bristol Office Supply, Inc. Bristol Sign Co. Bristol Steel Iron Works, Inc. Bullucks Drug Store Burroughs Shoes Campbell Motors Christy 's Classic Studios Clifton Insurance Cole Nurseries Columbus McKinnion Country Squire Ltd. Crabtree Buick Mrs. Eula R. Dalton Delta Truck Center De vaults Dominion Exchange Bank Dominion Mobile Homes Donut Shoppe Eades Florist and Gifts Ethel’s Market Farmbest Inc. Fashion Shop Faucette Company Inc. Flowerland Franklin Savings Bill Gatton Chev. — - Cad. Goodman Jewelers Graham Bible Book Store Greer £ Son Jewelers Gurleys Homestead House Guys Hargis Flowers Gifts Hobb's Egg Farm House of the Hobbit Mr. £ Mrs. Mason Houser Leroy M. Hall Co. Inc. Humphrey’s Flowers Gifts Interstate Bowl J.J. 's Tropical Fish Inc. Jeanne Lee Shoppe Jellico Tobacco Co. Kelly Green H P. King Co. Kiser Furn. Co., Inc. Lee Farm Garden Supply Malcolm s Marshall's Mason's Maxine's Ceramic Shop Moore's Potato Chip Co. Patterson Dean, Inc. Paty Lumber Co. Pet Dairy Pippin Florist Quality Printers, Inc. C. R. Quesenberrv, Inc. R.C.CoIa Mrs. Lilly B Ratliff Remine-Gobble Reynolds Metals Company D. B. Ryland Co. 7-11 Food Stores S honey's Mr. Mrs. Garland E. Singleton Country Squire Ltd. Skyland Motel Southeastern Music Southern Motors, Inc. Southern States, Co-op Suburban Shoe Center S unstrand-Compressors Terry's Inc. Thelma's Beauty Shop Tri. City Auto Brokers Tri City Bank Trust Troitino Const. Co. Twin City Welding Company Uni vac Valleydale Packers, Inc. Valley Drive Drug Vann Equipment Company Virginia National Bank Westinghouse Whitten Electric Woodwards Ross Woody Yellow Coach Lines. d rF 1 £71 flPf J ] ir — 1 ! ! IP fl iz n L = ftn P 1 ft 2J n KonJh A K 0 T A R A h 1 IJ'sU, SnAw [iilH BTVP c fmm � ): f _ 1 1 I f . 4 in | f ' _ A Cga le eniI II P vft |j � mm _ [ra m APPKsejA ze pa zkoxs Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker and Teresa Bristol Sign Co. Mrs. Eula R. Dalton Ethel's Market Flo we r land Graham Bible Book Store Lerdy M. Hall Co. Inc. Maxine’s Ceramic Shop Mr. and Mrs. Mason Houser Patterson and Dean Co. Mrs. Libby R. Ratliff Mr. and Mrs. Garland E. Singleton Ross Woody Thelma’s Beauty Shop Pizzo and Subs made to order PS CCA 'S 1351 Lee Hwy. 413 Bluff City Hwy Bristol, Va. Bristol, Term. 466-3281 968-9311 208 CASE FARM MACHINERY SALES SERVICES l e. vajw Equipment Company Office Phone 628-7466 P.O. Pox 887 Charles G. Jones Res. Phone 628-2510 . . . Abingdon, Va. Cameras Film Flashbulbs Projectors Cards Gifts Marshall's Areas Leading Photographic Store ‘Kelly Cjifcen Bristol, Va. 24201 Bristol Plaza Brand flame Merchandise P. O. Box 646 Bristol, Virginia 24201 Potato Chip Company Phone: 669-6194 209 Compliments of Bristol Steel AND WON WORKS INC. Sades Slorist and Gifts 628-7811 Abingdon-Uristol Highway Abingdon, Virginia Flowers and Gifts for all Occasions Bristol, Va. Richmond, Va . Bessemer, Ala, Zhe man who graduates, and stops learning tomorrow is uneducated the dag after. — Newton D. Baker Jim and Dellene Sades Mobbs Poultry Jam nouze 4 bkjszoc, va. Designers • Jab rica tors Sreetros of Structural Steel An Equal Opportunity Employer ' ‘3RSSH SQQS ARS OUR MSJNSSS •Fashion •Quality •Service •Satisfaction APPALACHIAN A ZHLSZJC House PIPPIN FLORIST 202 Maple Street Bristol, Tennessee Phone 968-3141 BRISTOL’S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE vac ay cam dkuq 38 Bast Valley Drive Bristol, Virginia dree Delivery Registered Pham act ists 669-8101 Southeastern Music, Inc. 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 SUBURBAN SHOB CBN ZB R QUAazy snoes a z DJseouNz prjcss youK cocac dsacsk wk, A6MS • DJJ9QO DAM POSZ 503 Airport Road Bristol, Virginia Phone 6 15-245-9331 2200 South Wilcox Drive Kingsport, Tennessee Phone 6 15-245-9331 IlEMINE® GOBBLE, INC. fatiltoU. Smalt tc it Afen'l Shop PARAMOUNT BUILDING 211 jetlico Zobacco Comp . 1709 Soutkside Avenue Bristol, Zennessee We sell: tobacco, fountain sup, drugs, candy, jewelry, sunbeam appliances, pipes, lighters, paper goods, and Paper Mate products. 7red Maker 669 4966 Hugh Kilgore 764-3612 Office 764-7149 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 Zee 3am 4 Garden Supply he. 425 Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Zenn. 37620 Security — form ax Agneo — Jnternational fertilizer BUSINESS 609-9322 HOME 669-3767 uUn City Welding Company ELECTRIC - ACETYLENE - HELIARC WELDERS Southern Motors he. Volkswagen Ellis C. Ager 312 Morrison Blvd. Bristol, Va. 24201 m Zroitino Construction Company Jne. All Zypes Stonework and Guardrail fjoe £ fjoyee Zroitino, owners Westwood Sst. Abingdon, Virginia 628-6446 212 Authorized Dealers Abingdon Highway Bristol, Virginia 669-7161 You may visit the other guys • • • Dominion Mobile Homes has been in business for a long time and they intend to stay in business for a long time to come. They feel that the way to do this is to sell you quality for a reasonable price and service what they sell. If they can’t do what they say, then by all means buy from another dealer. Dominion also recommends you shop the other dealers and compare prices, then come to Dominion. You'll be glad you did. But we're pretty sure you'll be back to see ... after all, we're DELIBERATELY BETTER ★ ARA ★ CAP ELIA ★ LANIER ★ BOAHZA ★ ARGO ★ FLAMINGO ★ BRIARWOOD it SPRINGDALE % ■ DOMINION Mobile Homes Located Between Exits 4 5, 1-81 4025 Lee Highway Phone 669-6144 Old Bristol • Abingdon Highway • NEW USE D • FREE DELIVERY AND SET UP • WIDE SELECTION W. E. ’SiU Elsher Monsjer Compliments of employees COMM MS McKJmOM CORPORA ZJOX Damascus, Virginia Abingdon, Virginia Compliments of Wes ting house Wire Division The World’s Most Modern Magnet Wire Facility Westinghouse Sledric Corp . Wire Division P.O. Box 869 “An Equal Opportunity Employer ” Abingdon , Virginia 24210 the Mouse of the Mob bit “Zr i -Cities” Ceadertn Boutique fashions JCeather and {jewelry 635 State St. Bristol, Va. 24201 (703)466-3421 Jtf COKPOK A ZCD pox a to enjps Bristol, Va. 24201 669-8149 Cole Nurseries Ornamentals — fawns Route 1, Bristol, Virginia jack Cole Office IV. J. Cole 669-3556 669-5741 669-5382 Skyland Motel Highway 1 1 Phone 669-0166 Bristol, Virginia Operated by Dwayne and Elizabeth Orfield vom v smopps op w 7 T AVS a week 6 A- M- to 12 Midnight WHITE 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE DELTA TRUCK CENTER, INC. DODGE Compliments of wmjzzsm saezKje survey COKPOK Jt Z£D Phone 968-4177 11-W I-8J Bristol, Tenn. Dial 703-669-5191 Drawer 888 Piedmont St. DETROIT Diesel Service Body Shop CUMMINS Bristol, Virginia 215 Exotic Z topical Sisk Aquariums and Supplies 51 Commonwealth Ave. Bristol, Va. 669-5421 216 D. B. RYLAND AND CO. JEWELERS 531 State Street Bristol, Virginia MILK — ICE CREAM Compliments of GREER SON JEWELERS Faucette Company, Inc. “Gifts of Distinction” 513-515 State Street Bristol, Virginia-Tennessee Phone 628-3672 Ok Zkank Heaven for 7 Ml Abingdon, Virginia 24210 Phone 466-9754 Manager Ernestine Loan QUAazy PKWZSKS 955 OLD AIRPORT ROAD BULLOCK’S DRUG STORE Dial 669-3136 Bristol, Virginia Lee Garden Shopping Center Gwileq’i 0 Homestead House of. Ethan Alien Furniture VOLUNTEER PARKWAY BRISTOL, TENN. 217 Notions — Fabrics — Custom Made Draperies GUY’S FABRICS (Near High Point School) Route 1 Bristol, Virginia Louise Wingate, Manager Phone 669-5729 Over 35 vears of Complete Insurance Service Robert C. Boswell, Inc. “Your Protection is Our Business’ Dial 669-5131 Abingdon Zile Co., Jnc. Ceramic Zile, formica. Wall to Wall Carpet, Maid jC inoleum flagstone, Zub enclosures, Wallpaper, Paint, Abingdon Zire Co. , Jnc. Across from Ken Shopping Center flee Estimates , Office 628-6111 Clifton Jnsurance Co. 283 West Main St. Abingdon, Virginia Phone 628-3183 OFFICE SlPpLY Hi Dial 669 -7131 28 Moore Street BRISTOL, VIRGINIA - TENNESSEE 24201 OFFICE SUPPLIES - MACHINES - EQUIPMENT 218 Arnold's {jeweler's Gifts Z hat Cast Crabtree Stack 4 Pontiac Lee Highway Bristol, Virginia Phone 446-3 14 1 321 West Main Street Abingdon, Virginia Phone 628-3781 Buy up to a Standard — Not up to a Price Compliments of BASSETT’S DAIRY BAR Cumming’s Street Abingdon, Virginia “Operated by Polly Jim Cumbow” {Jeanne Cee Shoppe Bi-Kite Supermarket 1350 Moore St. Bristol, Virginia Notions — fabrics Upholstery — Draperies Phone — 669-2711 Kt.5 Bristol, Virginia Compliments of Humphrey’s Flowers and Gifts 612 Main Street Abingdon, Virginia 219 r-w AKARD Funeral Home A FUNERAL HOME THAT IS A GARDEN SETTING 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. Member by Invitation National Selected Morticians Hargis Flowers 4 Gifts 464 S. Main Street Abingdon, Virginia BILL GATTON TRI-CITY AREA’S HIGH PERFORMANCE HEADQUARTERS DISTRIBUTOR OF ROYAL CROWN COLA, NEHI, DIET RITE, BROWNIE CHOCOLA TE CHEVROLET — CADILLAC INC. “You can trade with Bill Gatton, more people do.” Tired of being told uuhot hind of do ring you want? Gold Lance class rings— as “official” as the ring you’ve been told to buy before! The Countess The Contempo The Lancer 1) TRUST COMPANY Blountville — Bristol — Kingsport Piny Flats Complete Area — Wide Service Member F.D.l.C. Interstate Bowl Exit 4 — Interstate 8 1 Bristol, Virginia “Bowling at its very best” Bill Jessee 628-7441 Phone 669-5942 The Earl , r The Sweetheart The Petite Take your pick. Goodman gew sans 532 State Street Bristol, Tennessee 37620 We're la ring headquarter ! 221 C. K. Que sen berry Jnc : Distributor — (Julf Oil Products Abingdon, Va. Also Dealer for Seal-O-Matic Stainless Steel Cookware. Kiser furniture Company, Jnc . COUNTRY 2321 Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tennessee 37620 619 IV. Main Street Abingdon, Va. 24201 Complete Home durmskings 222 Name Brand Clothing DIAL 968-3432 Abingdon Dodge, he. Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge Zrucks Abingdon, Va. 628-3196 Where Service Js Our Main Concern. PORTRAITS WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL Studia 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 223 A Major Factor In Your Community Reynolds Metals Company (Can Division) 750 Old Abingdon Hwy. Bristol, Virginia 24201 Tel. (703) 466-2261 Yellow Coach Lines, Inc. 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 Compliments of Mason’s UNIVAC BRISTOL Sperry Rand Corporation Bristol, Tennessee Serving the Greater Bristol Area With 1st Quality Merchandise At Low Discount Prices eofflKA zujca ziorn ZO ZMS GRAMA zm ex ass os 1975. Our Best Wishes fora jCife dull of Achievement and Personal Satisfaction for you. ' m . . • • : ill'lilRt :x , Ax . WM:m , s 5 . eoMPtJMfflzs os SUMSZKASW ■ ' % l'{. : -'V - ' 4 V T ' 225 FRANKLIN SAVINGS AND LOAN CORPORATION , f 29 Sixth Street Bristol, Tennessee WhJUr Phone 764-2161 you n««'- Chaucey DeVault, President Athletic and Recreational Equipment Bristol, Virginia Compliments of eMKISZV’S SAjCX MOZHSKS SUKfflZUKS flow 2 beat ions 644-48 State Street and Souths, ide Plaza Bristol, Zenn. Phone 764 -1333 Phone 764 -8732 fashion Shop Compliments of Blevins Tire and Recapping Company Smart Apparel 604 State Street Bristol, Zennessee 1122 Oakview Street Bristol, Virginia 669-6033 669-2821 Woodward food Market, Jnc. C it tie Chef, Jnc . 226 40 Bast Valley Drive Bristol, Virginia 669-9631 466-2341 You've got to be good to be the best in Virginia. VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK 1897 Lee Highway Phone 669-1 17 1 Bristol, Va. Member FDIC BRISTOL — JOHNSON CITY KHZ A BETHTON — GREKNKVILLE KINGSPORT Southern States Bristol Cooperative, Inc. 1313 Euclid Ave. Bristol, Virginia 24201 Feed — Seed — Fertilizer KM AZCAS MO AW A Hnmcof tiu BIG BOY 213 Blountville Highway Campbell Motors, Inc. 2701 Lee Highway, U. S. Hwys. 11, 19 58 BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 24201 18- Hour Service 6-Du Week Phone 669-7157 UNION Lee Highway Bristol, Va. 466-2193 227 Mti Tomorrow will never take care of itself. That's why we're here. And we're ready to help. Best Wishes Dominion National Bank A Dominion Bankshares Bank FOUR OFFICES IN THE BRISTOL AREA member federal deposit insurance corporation Class of ’75 Phoenix Staff ' . - 236 ' : . ■' ■