Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1966 volume:

CASTLETONIAN 1966 THE SPIRIT OF CH.S. CASTLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL CASTLEWOOD, VIRGINIA VOLUME XVI FOREWORD STAFF Our School lives through the Spirit EDITOR Jane Carter of Castlewood High School. This spirit BUSINESS MANAGER is present at all times and is greatest in , Linda Jo Steffey our vibrant school activities and organi- TYPIST Elaine Farr zations. It is never dampened! As we SPORTS EDITORS Gail Kiser move ahead, it moves with us and is Bobby Thomas intermingled in all adv e ntu r e s . The LAYOUT EDITOR . . . . Jorita Prater spirit is yours, now. CLASS EDITORS Fern Smith Brenda Dingus COPY EDITOR Doris Keith CLUB EDITOR Linda Sykes ASSISTANT CLUB EDITOR Katie Salyer PHOTOGRAPHER . . . Carter Phillips SPONSOR Mrs. Stella Gibson 4 Table of Contents Spirit of Guidance Page 14 Spirit of Organization Page 28 Spirit of Competition Page 46 Spirit of Liveliness Page 60 spirit All this in one day! Another day begins at C. H. S. Students, Vhere are your books? 6 Thrives Through Togetherness Exodus ■otherwise known as dismissal! emergency door Evidently, this is not bus 40. Ti0l“ For most students lunch is the best part of the day. 7 Varied Activities Enliven Betas work on their winning float. 8 C.H.S. Spirit Practice, practice more practice! Latin students learn of ancient Greek culture. Senior Day is a privilege for these girls. 9 Learning These boys must be preparing for spring plowing. Mrs. Jordan stresses the im- portance of a good theme. Is Miss 10 Accuracy Promotes New Spirit for a New Age Typing students discover new skills. in weighing is learned through ex- perimentation. Roop amused by the book or the students ? Athletics Foster Sportsmanship Spirit runs high in the Devil ' s Den before every game. Devils scramble for the and School Spirit plan victory strategy. ball during practice. Stone pitches a winning game against Dungannon. Halloway dunks it for C.H.S. The Spirit of Guidance Reflections of the spirit of guidance are shown throughout our school by the close personal relationships that exist among the students and teachers. Operating a large school is a tremendous task, bu t the students, faculty, and the com- munity are indeed proud of the leadership of this administrative staff. We students of Castlewood High School are deeply indebted to the faculty for the leadership and guidance they have shown us in the past years. We wish to thank them for the precious gift of knowledge which they have bestowed upon us. The most vital aspect of the faculty is the responsibility to the welfare of the students. Having profited from the friendliness, sin- cerity, and guidance, the student can look for- ward to a successful future as Alfred Lord Tennyson has so aptly said, I am a part of all that I have met. ADMINISTRATION 14 15 Faculty and Curriculum Leading and guiding students in a way that wil l help them to be good citi- zens of tomorrow is the main interest of Principal John E. Carter. The SPIRIT of direction requires su- pervision not only during school but also at all school sponsored activities. The position of principal car- ries with it heavy responsi- bilities and solicitude. We feel that he carries out all these duties with utmost ef- fectiveness and we wish to express our sincere grati- tude for his constant under- standing. Mr. M. E. Campbell B.E. Emory Henry Assistant Principal Social Studies 9 ' L ■ Mrs. Helen Baker, secretary Mr. John Graybeal B.A., M.A. Emory Henry Guidance Mr. R. B. Weatherton, Jr. B.S. Tennessee A I State University Guidance, Laboratory Assistant, and Physical In- spection Mr. A. P. Levicki, superintendent of Russell County schools. 17 English UUK Mr. Earl Bolling A.B. Emory Henry Math, English Mrs. Stella Gibson B.S. Radford College Madison College English Advisor Castletonian Mrs. Nell Jordan B.S. M.A. East Tenn. State University English Euture Teachers Club Mr. Buddy Poole B.S. East Tenn. State University History, English, Science Physical Education Pep Club Mrs. Mary Sutherland B.S. Radford College King College English Future Nurses Club Mrs. Mary Banner Tardy M.S. Madison College University of Tenn. English, General Business Crafts Club Science Mr. Harry T. Harding B.S. East Tenn. State University Science, Biology Miss Lexie Johnson B.S. Radford College Biology, Science Art Club Mr. Charles C. Wright B.A. Lincoln Memorial University Science, Chemistry Science Club Mathematics Mr. Kyle Brooks B.S. Lincoln Memorial University Math, Physics Mr. Thomas H. Fletcher B.S. Hampden- Sidney College Math Head Football Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Mrs. Katherine Holliday B.A. Emory Henry Algebra, Math Miss Gladys Roop B.S. M.S. Algebra, Math I = prt? 20 Social Studies Is economics your favorite subject? Mr. James W. Hagy A.B. King College Government World History Mrs. Thelma Hancock B.S. Ward- Belmont College University of Virginia Social Studies World Georgraphy Mr. James D. Cassell B.S. East Tenn. State University Social Studies Geography, U.S. History Mrs. Donna P. Griffith B.S. Hadford College Government, Economics U.S. History 21 See the world through geography. Library Preparation for classes is a never ending task. Miss Connie Kilgore B.A. Radford College Latin, English Mrs. J. E. Carter B.S. Radford College French, English Beta Club Mrs. Jerroleen Elam B.A. Radford College Librarian Library Club Foreign Language Vive la France. Miss Kilgore relives her trip to Europe with her Latin class. Is 45 words per minute too much for first year typing students? Business students make use of the new shorthand lab Mr. W. C. Robinson B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College Typing, Shorthand Coin and Stamp Club Mrs. Linda Harris B.S. Longwood College Typewriting, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Guidance Business Club 23 Mr. Stevie Banner B.S. Lincoln Memorial Uni- versity Physical Education Baseball Coach Boys exercise to keep in top physical condition. Physical Education All right, let ' s get that ball over the net. Miss Arvena Salyer B.S. East Tenn. State University Physical Education Pep Club Physical fitness with the feminine touch. The chorus provides one of the cultural aspects of our school. Music of the band arouses enthusiasm during the parade at homecoming. Music Mr. Phillip Martin B.A. Emory Henry Band, Chorus Music Club 2 : . 1 Home Economics Mrs. Frances Banner B.A. Lincoln Memorial Univer- sity Home Economics, F.H.A. Mrs. Barbara Hillman B.S. Clinch Valley College Radford College Home Economics, F.H.A. Mrs. Hillman helps Diane Hall and other home economics students prepare for the Senior Tea. Agriculture Mr. W. B. Lewis B.S. Agriculture Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute F. F. A. In agriculture, boys learn good farming practices. 26 Cafeteria Lunch, anyone? Mrs. Jordan, Miss Skeens, Mrs. Castle, and Mrs. Herndon prepare to serve us an appetizing meal. At the end of a long wait, students enjoy their meal. The Spirit of Organization Every second and fourth Wednesday is anxiously awaited, since this is our club day. Every student can belong to one club of his choice and be also a member of the Beta Club if he meets the specified requirements. Each organization is sponsored by a fac- ulty member who freely gave of his time to help prepare the student for the future in our world of competing, sharing, and working to- gether. Much enjoyment and appreciation are de- rived from some of the clubs, particularly the Art Club and the Drama Club. Leadership and citizenship are developed in our club ac- tivities. Certain projects are undertaken by the different clubs. For example, the Busi- ness Club has balanced its books by selling ball point pens and candy. Other activities have been devoted to selling fruit cakes and preparing the annual Christmas baskets for the needy families of the community. Organization is the very heart of school spirit; furthermore, it enables the students to realize the importance of working together to achieve their goal. ACTIVITIES SCA Was Host to Clinch Valley FIRST ROW: Linda Combs, Pamela Osborne, Judy Noe, Bill Keith, Jimmy Ervin, Roger Dean, Betty Jo Saddler, Debra Bolling, Benny Powers. SECOND ROW: Mike Burdon, Bobby Thomas, Linda Chafin, Bill Gillenwater, Roger Sluss, Johnny Taylor, Brenda Sue Hall. Gary Phillips, Roger Dishman, Helen Sue Burke, Phillip Couch, James Pur- cell, James Keith, Christine Fraley, Doris Keith, Judy Milton, Miss Roop, sponsor. The SCA has purchased an achievement award plaque, used to show the years the or- ganization has met the requirements for an achievement award. The Council attempts to have an attactive bulletin board in the front hall each month. When death occurs in the immediate family of any student, the SCA sends a floral arrange- ment. The flower fund is secured from vol- untary contributions of students. Also, the organization sends boxes of food, clothing and toys to needy families at Christmas. Jimmy Ervin, SCA p r e s id e n t , Jorita Prater, district chairman, and Gladys Roop, adviser, attended the SCA state workshop at Radford College in August, 1965. The work- shop seeks to develop and help students in the SCA program of their school. Castlewood SCA sponsors the assemblies and for the September assembly, they presented students who had attended institutes, workshops, and such conventions to tell of their experiences as to encourage other students to take ad- vantage of such opportunities. The SCA plans to sponsor delegates to Girls ' State at Rad- ford and Boys ' State at Williamsburg. They did so in 1965 with financial help from Cas- tlewood Lions Club and Lebanon Womans Club. 30 Jimmy Ervin, president of the S.C.A. presides at the first assembly. District Meet Castlewood High School was host to the Clinch Valley District Convention October 9, 1965. Twelve high schools from the counties of Bland, Buchanan, Russell and Tazewell sent about two hundred dele- gates to this meeting. The district chairman was Jorita Prater of Castlewood, district secretary Jimmy Ervin of Castlewood and Vice-Chairman John Buckles of Honaker. The theme of the convention ' ' First” was the same as the state theme for this year: Fulfill po- tential, Improve communication. Retain interest. Stress honor. Teach leadership. Kenneth Elsea, SCA State President, and Clark Fleming, Southwest Regional Representative, remarked on the theme. The guest speaker, J. C. Smiddy, Director Clinch Valley College at Wise, Virginia, urged the young people to make the world a better place in which to live. Delegates attended two of the five discussion groups. Mrs. Lewis Woolwine of Abingdon High School led the advisers in their discussion group. Mr. H. C. Fleenor of the SCA State Advisory Committee attended and termed the meeting an out- standing one. It is hoped that the delegates gained a great deal of information from each other to take back to their individual schools. Judy Milton, James Purcell, Miss Roop, sponsor, Jim- my Ervin, Roger Dean, Bill Keith, Gary Phillips, Bill Gillenwater are the SCA executive committee. Jorita Prater, Clinch Valley District chairman, conducts the general assemblies at the S.C.A. district meeting. Beta Club Belonging to the Beta Club is a privilege, as its membership is limited to those who have maintained high scholastic averages and served as leaders of the various activities in our school. In October of this year, twenty- one new members were inducted into the club, making it the largest Beta Club since the chapter was organized in 1950. Several members of the club attended the State Beta Convention which was held in Roanoke. All Betas help promote the welfare of the school and high standards of character among the students. Fredia passes the light of inspiration to old members, Fern Smith, Jane Carter, Alex Sabo, and Jim Ervin. Mrs. Carter awards Judy Noe, a new mem- ber, a Beta monogram. 32 Honors New Members FIRST ROW: Judith Powers, Kathy Kiser, Jane Jordan, Sharon Meade, Jorita Prater, Judy Noe, Anna Hall, Fredia Salyer, Faye Kiser, Linda Steffey, Nova Anderson, Jane Carter, Sharon Lambert, Doris Keith. SECOND ROW: Linda Sykes, Kay Vicars, Jan Culbertson, Helen Sue Burke, Coetta Patrick, Gloria Harris, Janis Ball, Sarah Morris, Mary Lee Hall, Linda Fields, Sue Ring, Brenda Dingus, Fern Smith, Lois Jessee, Dolly Hall, Katy Litton, Mrs. Carter, sponsor; Edwin Phillips. THIRD ROW: Danny Hall, Gail Kiser, Alex Sabo, Gary Kiser, Jim Ervin, Gary Phillips, Denny Jessee, Roger Dean, Carlton Monk, Raymond Sproles. F.T.A. Club FIFJST ROW: Judy Milton, Brenda Cha- fin, Thelma Dingus, Nancy Osborne, Dolly Hall. SECOND ROW: Elaine Farr, Jane Carter, Jorita Prater, Dawn Phillips. THIRD ROW: Deborah Keith, Brenda Dingus, Fern Smith, Sue Ring, Doris Keith. FOURTH ROW: Helen Burke, Kay Vicars, Susan Ring, Jan Culbertson, Linda Fields. FIFTH ROW: Patsy Halloway, Deborah Litton, Susan Phillips, Carolyn Beauchamp, Doris Fields. SIXTH ROW: Deborah Salyer, Linda Davis, Rebecca Dellinger, Lor- raine Cochran, Clarence Stone. SEV- ENTH ROW: Katy Salyer, Jane Jordan, Ann Salyer, Sarah Morris, Sharon Lam- bert, Katie Litton, Betty Jo Saddler. EIGHTH ROW: Mrs. Jordan, sponsor; Judy Noe, Kathy Kiser, Nova Anderson, Janis Ball, Kathy Franklin, Linda Jo Steffey. 1 j F.T.A. Officers Jan Culbertson, Linda Jo Stef- fey, Doris Keith, Elaine Farr, Sue Ring, and Kathleen Litton. F.H.A. and F.F.A FIRST ROW; Brenda Taylor, Linda Wallace, Sandra Quick, Jeanne Burkett, Martha Counts, Shirley Dingus, Wilma Salyer, Pat Johnson, Joyce Wallace, Brenda Sue Hall. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hillman, sponsor; Bonnie Belcher, Mary Gale Horne, Donna Watson, Mary Gibson, Rhoda McGann, Eva Tiller, Linda Garrett, Martha Anderson, Mrs. Banner, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Ellen Ervin, Loretta Powers, Virginia Grizzle, Karen Ramsey, Shirley Fields, Frankey Cornett, Della Bradley, Peggy Castle, Janice Lee, Brenda Yates. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Franklin, Wanda Hale, Lottie Robinson, Barbara Ingle, Sandra Bradley, Juanita Jessee, Sharon Powers, Judy Mays, Hazel Jessee, Sherry Jones, Linda McCoy. FIRST ROW: Mr. Lewis, sponsor; Billy White, Kenneth Osborne, Lester Davis, Johnny Dickenson, Gose Dickenson, Gary Kiser. SECOND ROW: Billy Joe Couch, Roger Bush, Garnett Taylor, Curtis Hall, Farley Meade, Eddie Guinn, Bill Byerley, Troy Clark, Kenneth Hall, Jerry Franklin, Larry Porter. THIRD ROW: Denny Jessee, Kenneth Jessee, Bobby Osborne, Tommy Glovier, Tommy Bratton, Donald Stidham, Ellis Jessee, Harold Porter, Bill Jordan, Eddie Wallace. FOURTH ROW: James Grizzle, Sam Hurd, Robin Hall, Buck Kiser, Ralph Sluss, Tommy Dickenson, Rich- ard Baker, Junior Fields, Ronnie Meade, Roger Sluss. 35 Drama Club FIRST ROW: Joe Sabo, Mrs. Griffith, sponsor; Johnny Clark. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Steele, Judy Dingus, Janette Burkett, Brenda Caudill, Sharon Meade, Wanda Fields, Doris Salyer, Gaynell Adams. THIRD ROW: Lois Burke, Linda Adkisson, Bonnie Austin, Linda Jessee, Ruth Hall, Gail Price, Brenda Fields. Future Nurses Club FIRST ROW: Judy Cromer, Tana Mil- ton, Pamela Osborne. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sutherland, sponsor; Nancy Perry, Janice Huff, Shirleen Johnson, Betty Hall, Dora Grizzle. THIRD ROW: Betty Grizzle, Irene Wallace, Doris Gray, Sandra Harvey, Sue Herron, Daryl Phil- lips, Phyllis Meade. Music Club FIRST ROW: Helen Yates, Emily Yates, Sandra Gibson, Susan Barker, Cathy Cain, Patricia Noe, Donna Kasefang, Sharon Ras- nick. SECOND ROW: Andy Delp, John Par- sons, Roger Dingus, Curtis Minton, Robert Williams, Harry Stef- fey, Earnest Ramsey, David Phillips, Ronnie King, Carter Phillips, Mr. Martin, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Sidney Collier, Danny Barker, Larry Ledford, Cecil Verbal, Douglas Sal- yer, John Hall, Sammy Banner, Edwin Phil- lips. Hjjjjl 1 - -■ I i U if J Coin and Stamp Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Robin- son, sponsor; William Adams, Alex Sabo. SE- COND ROW: Sheila Pow- ers, Marie Price, Teresa Glass, Aleta McGann, Mil- dred Dixon. THIRD ROW: Buddy Buckles, Eddie Sal- yer, Johnny Hall, Johnny Lyttle, Steve Blackson. FOURTH ROW: Sheila Ramsey, Gloria Harris, A. C. Burke, Tommy Robert- son, Raymond Sproles. Science Club FIRST ROW: David Evans, Anna Hall. SECOND ROW: Eddie Holland, Bobby Thomas, Mike Stone. THIRD ROW: Gail Kiser, Jimmy Honto, George Fraley. FOURTH ROW: Sammy Shell, Terry Saddler. Pep Club FIRST ROW: Miss Arvena Salyer, sponsor; Brenda Goodvidn, Rebecca Dellinger, Linda Salyer, Tommy Salyer, James Woody, Mr. Buddy Poole, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Linda Halloway, Kathy Franklin, Lorraine Cochran, Bonnie Jordan, Linda Combs, Judy Campbell. THIRD ROW: Sammy Austin, Jane Ring, Luanne Horne, Charlotte Trent, Linda Sykes, Vivian Humphrey, Wayne Amburgey, Johnny Gibson. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Griffith, Vickie Whaling, Jimmy Smith, Anna Patrick, Phyllis Skeen, Brenda Price, Fredia Salyer, Eugene Skeens. FIFTH ROW: Josephine Cantrell, Frances Dixon, Shelia Buttry, Dorothy Dixon, Connie Phillips, Danny Cromer, Eddie Glovier, Jimmy Austin. 38 Library Club — 4-H Club FIRST ROW: Mary Lampkins, Margaret Honaker, Barbara Salyer, Lois Morrissette, Holland Jessee, Mrs. Elam, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Don Horne, Nellie Dunford, Gale Ingle, Louise Keith, Joanne Johnson, Jean Dickenson, Cathy Miller, Lavonda Lambert, Wilma Turner. THIRD ROW: Christine Fraley, Sue Huff, Gaynell McReynolds, Mattie Worley, Wilma Smith, Linda Worley, Linda Sexton, Charlene Fields, Brenda Keith, Sharon Hale. FOURTH ROW: Jenny Hulsey, Edgar Phillips, Pamela Hurd, Janet Holbrook, Jane Kiser, Vivian Sutherland, Kay Powers, Judy Sproles, Charlotte Martin, Mary Castle. FIFTH ROW: James Brooks, Brenda Ruff, Judy Lambert, Arlan Turner, Larry Salyer, Phyllis Turner, Shirley Evans, Judy King, Kay Bickley, Patsy Keith, Ruth Glovier, Kay Delp, Faye Holbrook. FIRST ROW: Rebecca Aflleje, Linda Boardwine, Vickie Wallace, Darlene Verbal, Nina Hall, Rebecca Biggs. SECOND ROW: Johnny Porter, Wayne Phillips, Mike Burden, Larry Marshall, Laymon Salyer, David Morrissette. THIRD ROW: Wayne Powers, Sylvia McCoy, Mary Jane Garrett, Julie Edwards, Patty Hall, Carolyn Franklin, Betty Robin- son, Dennis King. FOURTH ROW: Johnny Taylor, Roger Banner, Mike Campbell, Ronald Sluss, Gene Ledford, Tommy Patrick, Alex Honto. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Woods, Bobby Culbertson, Robbie Griffith, Jimmy Osborne, Stevie Honto, Donald Turner, Jimmy Chafin, Billy Robertson, Larry Chafin, Hubert Fields, Jimmy Kiser. Art Club FIRST ROW: Harry Lee Dale, Miss Lexie Johnson, sponsor; Brenda Hale. SECOND ROW: Jo Ellen Kiser, Mary Jane King, Teresa Castle. THIRD ROW: Bill Taylor, McNeil Osborne, Dickie Sargent. Crafts Club FIRST ROW: George Mays, Diane Hall, Linda Chafin, Mary Jane Chafin. SECOND ROW: Virginia White, Jeri le Ireson, Anna Grizzle, Nancy Price. THIRD ROW: Connie Austin, Joyce Statzer, Carol Davis, Brenda Salyer. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Tardy, sponsor; Jackie Minton, Eleanor Fields, Libby Burke, Deborah Allen, Jody Hooker. 40 Business Club — Athletics Club FIRST ROW; Kathryn Bostic, Mrs. Harris, sponsor; Judy Fields, Mary Lee Hall, Shirley Ann Kiser, Sandra Phillips. SECOND ROW: Gail Ingle, Brenda Kiser, Linda Chafin, Maxie Meade, Lucille Osborne, Mary Jane Asbury, Coetta Patrick, Jo Ann Porter. THIRD ROW: Mary Kennedy, Linda Ring, Linda Burke, Gladys Breeding, Shirley Jane Kiser, Joanne Hileman, Sherry Ervin, Norma Hicks, Hildreth Gross. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Hartman, Linda Law- son, Donna Sproles, Carolyn Amburgey, Judith Powers, Barbara Ervin, Brenda Robinson, Lois Jessee, Gloria Colvard. FIRST ROW: Mr. Fletcher, sponsor; Arthur Turner, Joey Honto, Terry Booker, Frank Kincaid, Jimmy Huff. SECOND ROW: Raymond Halloway, Bill Keith, Dennis Hensdill, Jimmy Ervin, Gary Phillips, Roger Dean, Larry Hall. THIRD ROW; Grant Marshall, Kenny King, Craig Smith, James Amburgey, Bill Gillenwater, Stan Carter, John Jessee, James Gibson, Don Keith. FOURTH ROW: Bryan Booker, Daniel Glass, Kenneth Sparks, Tommy Pen- land, Gary Dean, Thelmer Wallace, Danny Hall, John Caudill. FIFTH ROW: Roger Dishman, Frank Gillenwater, Benny Powers, Robert Scott, Jimmy Glovier, Johnny Christian. SIXTH ROW: James Purcell, Mike Counts, Clyde Jessee, Phillip Couch, Larry Davis, Jerry Williams, Donnie Caudill, Joe Halloway, Homer Gibson, Jimmy Pratt. SEVENTH ROW: Rufus Hall, Ronnie Fields, Mike Blackson, Billy Hall, Davey Austin, Carlton Monk, Johnny Adding- ton, James Mabry, Wayne Amburgey. FIRST ROW: Judy Noe, Sandy Gibson, David Bran- son, Mary Ann Adams, Don- na Kasefang, Nadine Griz- zle, Larry Ledford. SE- COND ROW: Danny Barker, Sidney Collier, Claude Buckles. FIRST ROW: Janice Huff, Sharon Meade, Patricia Noe, Deborah Bolling, Re- becca Aflleje. SECOND ROW: Johnny Clark, David Phillips, Douglas Salyer. f j t til FIRST ROW: Jody Hooker, Edwin Phillips, Linda Boardwine, Sammy Banner, Harry Steffey. SECOND ROW: Cecil Verbal, Curtis Minton, Johnny Hall. The band and chorus of Castlewood High School have contributed greatly to the development of the cultural aspect of our school. With the beginning of the marching season, the band prepared for its vari- ous participations. The band partici- pated in the Southeastern Band Festival in Bristol on October 3, 1965. Local parades and ball games were high- lighted by the band ' s excellence. Under the leadership of Director Phillip Martin, the chorus sang at as- sembly programs, presented special music for the Christmas program, and gave a spring concert. Janet Marshall, mascot; Jan Culbertson and Gloria Har- ris, drum majorettes. Band and Chorus FIRST ROW: Linda Ring, Jane Ring, Ronnie Chafin, Craig Smith, Sharon Rasnick, Gail Ingle, Bonnie Austin, Jane Jordan, pianist. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Skeen, Norma Hicks, Mattie Worley, Terry Booker, Eugene Osborne, Debbie Gibson, Penny Cain, Faye Guinn. THIRD ROW: Brenda Goodwin, Linda Burke, Carolyn Amburgey, Teresa Fields, James Steffey, Jimmy Honto, Holland Jessee, Bobby Osborne, Barbara Salyer, Donna Hileman, Shirley Kiser, Helen Yates, Mr. Phillip Martin, director. Annual Staff Designs Jane Carter and Fern Smith work on the school seal. The yearbook staff of 1965-1966 accom- plished a great task this year by adopting a school seal for Castlewood High. Jane Carter submitted the idea of the meanings for the various symbols for the seal, while Fern Smith drew it. By designing the seal, they have provided future students with another Spirit of CHS . The seal tells the story of the school and its activities. The olive branch signifies peace of mind, which is acquired by learn- ing. Making up the most important part of the story, the center is composed of the Book of Knowledge . The first school session at Castlewood High School was 1950-1951, thus the 1950. The castle is surrounded by woods, representing the name Castlewood. Guard- ing the castle is a sentinel, which is the name of the school paper. Semper Praecox-- Ever Forward --is the motto of the school which shows that learning is advancement. Those who follow will ever be conscious of the spirit of wisdom, awareness, and vigor gained through the activities provided in our school. 44 School Seal The Annual staff of 1966 wishes to ex- press their appreciation to Mrs. W. O. Gib- son, their sponsor, for the assistance and cooperation she has given each member of the staff. Without her supervision our yearbook could not have been a reality. We have worked untiringly and diligently preparing the 1966 edition of the Castletonian. Many long hours have been spent on layouts, copy, pictures, and art. Even the smallest jobs have been vital. But the many problems of publishing this book were offset by the pride and achievement felt at its completion. We hope that through this yearbook the stu- dents can readily see and remember the Spirit of C.H.S. SEATED: Jane Carter, Elaine Farr, Jorita Prater. STANDING: Fern Smith, Brenda Dingus, Linda Sykes, Bobby Thomas, Linda Jo Steffey, Doris Keith, Mrs. Gibson, sponsor; Carter Phillips, Katie Salyer. 45 The Spirit of Competition Who could ever forget the school spirit that prevailed at our football games? The words, Go! Fight! Win! , came to mean more than just words to our cheerleaders; they became words of the student body, too. The Blue Devils entered into each com- petitive sport with a zest that swept them in- to the spirit of the game. The student body has faithfully supported the Blue Devils through both victory and de- feat with their outstanding school spirit. The avid CHS fans kept school spirit high and added livelihood to every game. Sportsmanship reigned supreme among the players and spectators at all the athletic events. Every student felt pride as his team played a good, clean game, win or lose. SPORTS Devils SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Harry Alderson, Ar- thur Turner, Dennis Hensdill, Terry Book- er, Roger Dean, Bill Keith, Jim Huff, Jim Ervin, Gary Phillips, and Raymond Halloway. Tommy Fletcher was named Coach of the Year after he led the Blue Devils to their first undefeated football season in the school’s history. The success of the Blue Devils was brought about by hard work, dedication, and a supreme effort by every one connected with the team. On many occasions the Devils proved the old adage A team that will not be beaten can not be beaten. The team was led this year by two out- standing boys. Captain Dennis Hensdill and Co- Captain Bill Keith. These boys along with Harry Alderson, Arthur Turner, Terry Booker, and Raymond Halloway brought honor to the team, their school, and themselves by being selected on the All-District VII foot- ball team. FIRST ROW: Mike Counts, manager; Wayne Whitaker, Gary Dean, Arthur Turner. SECOND ROW: Coach Ban- ner, Jimmy Pratt, Jimmy Woody, Harry Alderson, Bill Gillenwater. THIRD ROW: Coach Fletcher, Roger Dean, Gary Phillips, Roger Dishman, Daniel Gla ss. 48 Have Undefeated Season SEATED: Captain Dennis Hensdill, Co-Captain Bill Keith. STANDING; Head Coach Fletcher, Coach Ban- ner, Coach Poole and Coach Cassell. FIRST ROW: Kenny King, Benny Powers, Don Keith, John Caudill, William Adams, Joey Honto, Bryan Booker, Johnny Christian, manager. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Smith, Dennis Hensdill, Bill Keith, Tommy Salyer, Grant Mar- shall, James Amburgey, Jimmy Huff, Sammy Austin, manager; Coach Cassell. THIRD ROW; Bill Taylor, Jimmy Ervin, Frank Kincaid, Carlton Monk, Terry Booker, Roger Bush, A.C. Burke, Raymond Halloway, Coach Poole. 49 Blue Devils Take Hawk Halloway makes one of his crowd-pleasing grabs as Co-Captain Bill Keith comes to his aid. James Amburgey pre- pares to unravel a Hon- aker Tiger. District VII Championship Castlewood 13- -6- -14- 0 = 33 St. Paul 0- -0- - 0- 6= 6 Castlewood 7- -0- -14- 13 = 34 Rye Cove 0- -0- - 0- 0= 0 Castlewood 7- 0- - 7- 6= 20 Pocahontas 0- -6- - 0- 6 = 12 Castlewood 0- -0- - 7- 0= 7 Rural Retreat 0- -0- - 0- 6= 6 Castlewood 0- -7- - 0- 0= 7 Lebanon 0- -0- - 0- 0= 0 Castlewood 6- -0- - 7- 15 = 28 Garden 0- -7- - 7- 0= 14 Castlewood 0- -7- - 9- 0= 16 Honaker 0- -0- - 0- 0= 0 Castlewood 0- -6- - 0- 2 = 8 Patrick Henry 7- -0- - 0- 0= 7 Castlewood 0- -7- -13- 6= 26 Holston 0- -0- - 0- 0= 0 Pass play is broken up by Jam es Amburgey as Roger Dean comes in to help. Ike Turner throws the ball carrier for a loss while Dean, Kincaid, Booker, and Phillips close in. ;K.i ■ Junior Varsity Proves Promising FIRST ROW: Ronnie Addington, Tommy Patrick, Larry Hale, Doug Davis, Chuck Ring, Sam Hurd, Larry Verbal, Mike Burden. SECOND ROW: Eddie Evans, Hurbert Scott, Arthur Mabry, Gregory Buckles, Tommy Taylor, Donald Hallo- way, Gary Proffitt, Mark Dickenson. THIRD ROW: Larry Marshall, Denny King, Mike Poole, Bobby Culbertson, Wayne Powers, Donald Horne, Jimmy Kiser, Robbie Griffith, Coach Cassell. Scores Castlewood Honaker Castlewood Lebanon Castlewood Honaker Castlewood Lebanon 0 - 0 -- 6 - 0=6 0 - 0 — 0 - 0=0 7 - 0 — 7 - 0=14 0 - 0 — 0 - 0 = 0 0 - 0 -- 7 - 0=7 0 - 0 -- 6 - 0=6 0 - 0 -- 0 - 9=9 0 - 6 -- 0 - 0=6 Coach Fletcher briefs Captain Dennis Hensdill on a strategic play. 52 - Boost School Spirit Cheerleaders ride in homecoming parade. The Spirit of Liveliness Beauty and the feminine touch are captur- ed and held in the special events featuring our feature section. F rom Homecoming Night in the fall to the Junior-Senior Prom in the spring, these marked the nights of fun that will be remembered at CHS, Amid the ex- citement of decorating the floats, the an- nouncement of Homecoming Queen, and Homecoming Night, it was hard for us to re- turn to work and study after what seemed such a wonderful time. These activities taught us that social fun follows closely on the heels of work well done. We found excitement to spice our lives, and even more important than that, we learned to appreciate the benefits that our school has to offer. In that inevitable future, when school days become blurred in our memory, we will still cherish the special events at CHS. , FEATURES “Night of January 16th” SEATED: Jane Carter, James Ball, Lucy Gibson, Elaine Farr, Fern Smith, Tommy Talbert, Bill Litton. STANDING: Janice iVilson, Donald Wallace, Sondra Lambert, David Evans, Donald Gross, Gail Kiser, Alex Sabo, Johnny Steele, David Fields, VIr. W. C. Robinson, sponsor; Kathy Salyer, Connie Castle. Defense Attorney Stevens (Elaine Farr) demands that the witness ' s remarks be stricken from the record. 65 MOST POPULAR Jimmy Ervin Brenda Dingus MOST TALENTED Fern Smith Johnny Hall 66 Who’s Who at CHS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Linda Jo Steffey Gary Phillips BEST ALL AROUND Doris Keith Bill Keith MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Brenda Goodwin Dennis Hensdill FRIENDLIEST Alex Sabo Harry Alderson Jorita Prater Junior-Senior Prom Students and teachers attending the Junior - Senior Dinner and Prom on May 8, 1965, at the Holiday Inn, Bristol, Virginia, will long remem- ber the festive occasion. The low lights, the love- ly girls with their billowy gowns, adorned with colorful corsages, and their handsomely attired escorts made for a gala evening. Doing the Jerk, Swim, Watusi, and the Waltz to the music of the Vanguards added to the ecstasy of the night. Though we can never fully regain all the won- derful experiences of this night, the memories will remain with us. y Moments of Ecstasy Delegates Attend Various Jorita Prater, Linda Steffey, Fern Smith, and Jane Carter take a relaxing break after lunch at Natural Bridge on their way to the SIPA Convention at Lexington, Virginia. Elaine Farr, Gail Kiser, Mrs. Stella Gibson, sponsor; Linda Sykes, and Bobby Thomas at- tend a forum at King College, Bristol, Virginia. Throughout the year at Castlewood High, several students are chosen to attend and par- ticipate in different conventions and meets. To aid in the publishment of this year’s annual, members of the annual staff attended workshops at Washington and Lee University in Lexington and King College in Bristol. Del- egates to SIPA attended classes and lectures for three days, while those who went to King attended a day-long forum. Representatives to Girls ' State at Radford and Boys ' State at William and Mary were chosen by members of the 1965 Junior Class. Participants actually set up a model state government whereby all in attendance took part. Twelve Betas and sponsor attended the State Beta Convention in Richmond, exchang- ing ideas with clubs from the various sections of the state. Practice and hard work are required to participate in the forensics. The two dele- gates ' hard work brought about pleasing re- sults. The conventions proved to be very bene- ficial to those attending. Meet are Sarah Morris and Raymond Sproles. Brenda Dingus and Jim Ervin represented CHS at Girls ' and Boys ' State. Preparing to leave for the Beta Convention in Richmond were Sue Ring, Jim Ervin, Dolly Hall, Jane Carter, Brenda Dingus, Mrs. Carter, sponsor; Fern Smith, Linda Steffey, Jorita Prater, Alex Sabo, Kathlene Litton, Doris Keith, and Bill Keith. The Spirit of Achievement First and foremost in our fun-filled high school days is our classes. We play, we cheer, but we also study. Education is the main function of our school program. Most of our classes presented a challenge that we endeavored to master. The search for know- ledge has its difficult phases, but we patient- ly tried to perform each task. One of the great honors to which each stu- dent should aspire is the membership in the National Beta Club in his junior year. More and more students are realizing how much such an achievement may affect college ac- ceptance. Participating in forensic contests is an- other accomplishment. Delegates to Boys ' and Girls ' State receive practical experience in running a government. CHS players who are named to All-State teams are thrilled as the result of talent com- bined with determination and hard work. Musically-talented students are given op- portunity to march at the festivals held at various places. Honors such as these are the accomplish- ments of individual and collective goals. All this encourages the student to reach higher and higher toward greater goals. CLASSES 72 Class SOPHOMORES Mike Counts James Amburgey James Purcell Don Keith SENIORS Jim Huff Dennis Hensdill Nova Anderson Gary Phillips Officers JUNIORS Craig Smith Bill Gillenwater Joey Honto Grant Marshall FRESHMEN Judy Milton Roger Dishman Benny Powers Frank Gillenwater Eighth Grade Mary Ann Adams Sharon Adams Ronnie Addington David Adkins Rebecca Aflleje Bill Amos Bonnie Austin Donna Austin Glenda Baker Ronnie Baker Jimmy Ball Roger Banner Rebecca Biggs Linda Boardwine Debra Bolling David Branson Donald Branson Jackie Broadwater Dyanna Brooks McNeil Brooks Charles Browning Gregory Buckles Michael Burden Donald Burke Nadine Bush Terry Cain Mike Campbell Donnie Castle Judy Castle Donald Chafin Douglas Chafin Jimmy Chafin Larry Chafin Barbara Clark Catherine Collins Sharon Collison Jewel Colvard Louise Cornett Carol Couch Mary Cromer Bobby Culbertson Linda Culbertson Harry Lee Dale Ezekiel Daniels Douglas Davis Phyllis Davis Barbara Dickenson Martha Dingus Class of 1970 Sheila Dingus Margaret Domby Julie Edwards Roger Edwards Gregory Elam Beth Fields Danny Fields Hubert Fields Wanda Fields Carolyn Franklin Mary Garrett Paul Gibson Susan Gibson Sherry Glass Brenda Glovier Tommy Greer Robert Griffith Basil Grizzle Edna Grizzle Vicky Grubb Bobbie Jo Guinn Carl Hale Dorthula Hale James Hale Linda Hale Nina Hall Pamela Hall Pat Hall Patty Ann Hall Patty Hall Sandra Hall Freddie Halloway Sandra Hartsock Bobby Hawkins Gary Helbert Lisa Herndon Darlene Hicks Doyle Holbrook Jerry Holbrook Jimmy Holbrook Alex Honto Stephen Honto Darlene House Bruce Howard Christine Hulsey Elmer Hurd Alex Jennings Diana Jennings Eighth Grade Harry Lee Jessee Marlene Jessee Linda Johnson Nancy Johnson Peggy Jordan Patsy Justice Roger Keith Marjorie Kincaid Denny King Gay King Randall King Jimmy Kiser Danny Lane Gene Ledford Gary Leonard Judy Litton Sammy Long Arthur Mabry Larry Marshall Rosa Marshall Beth Maultbay Sylvia McCoy Donita Meade Malcolm Minton Mary Monk Teresa Morefield David Morrissette Allen Mullins Gary Mullins Billy Osborne Elmer Osborne Tommy Patrick Wayne Phillips Mike Poole Johnny Porter Rhonda Powers Wayne Powers Mary Price Sherry Quick Judy Ring Billy Robertson Betty Robinson Margaret Robinson Richard Robinson Sammy Robinson Lavonna Ruff James Rynes Johnny Sabo Class of 1970 Mike Shelia Johnson, Joan Salyer Laymon Salyer Mildred Salyer Teresa Salyer Dennis Scarberry Elizabeth Scott Herbert Scott Michael Shell Ronald Sluss Candy Smith Kay Smith Virginia Smith Karen Sparks Melvin Sproles Ronald Sproles Brenda Steffey Steven Stewart Judy Sutherland Wilma Sutherland Brenda Taylor Jimmy Taylor Johnny Taylor Roger Taylor Eddie Teasley Poole, Shirley Nunley and Jimmy Chafin find their science book absorbing. Donald Turner Joyce Turner Billy Joe Vajda Darlene Verbal Larry Verbal Eddie Wallace Vicky Wallace Sue Whaling Louise Whitaker Johnny White James Woods Shirley Woody Freshmen Larry Addair John A ddington Deborah Allen Mark Amos Connie Austin David Austin Frances Bailey Richard Baker Susan Barker Carolyn Beauchamp Roger Bentley Mike Blackson Brenda Boardwine Bryan Booker Sandra Bradley Libby Burke Lois Burke Sheila Buttry Cathy Cain Josephine Cantrell Geraldine Carter Cecil Carty Larry Casteel Mary Castle Peggy Castle Swanson Castle Teresa Castle Donnie Caudill Brenda Chafin Mary Chafin James Clay Frankie Cornett Rosemary Daniels Carol Davis Brenda Dickenson Tommy Dickenson Thelma Dingus Roger Dishman Dorothy Dixon Frances Dixon Ellen Ervin Eddie Evans Brenda Fields Buford Fields Charlene Fields Eleanor Fields Ronald Fields Charlie Finch Class of 1969 Christine Fraley Linda Garrett Mary Gibson Sandra Gibson Frank Gillenwater Jimmy Glovier Tommy Griffith Anna Grizzle Nadine Grizzle Virginia Grizzle Eddie Guinn Bill Hale Ronald Hale Sharon Hale Tommy Hale Billy Hall Jimmy Hall Rufus Hall Donald Hallo way Norman Harmon Tommy Harvey Phyllis Hicks Janet Holbrook Donald Horne Luanne Horne Sue Huff Jenny Hulsey Wayne Humphrey Sam Hurd Barbara Ingle Terry Ingle Clyde Jessee Hazel Jessee John Jessee Juanita Jessee Wayne Jessee Patricia Johnson Roger Johnson Michael Jones Sherry Jones Delton Jordan George Jordan Brenda Keith Deborah Keith Jerry King Dewey Kiser Jane Kiser Levonda Lambert Freshmen Janice Lee Earl Lester Ellis Lester Ricky Maultbay Lewis Maxfield George Mays Rhoda McGann Bobby Meade Brenda Meade Frances Meade Judy Milton Jacqueline Minton Patricia Noe Pamela Osborne Ronnie Osborne John Parsons Tommy Penland Nancy Perry David Phillips Edgar Phillips Susan Phillips Paul Porter Benny Powers Kay Powers Loretta Powers Jimmy Pratt Nancy Price Gary Proffitt Karen Ramsey Charles Ring Tommy Robertson Lottie Robinson Betty Saddler Douglas Salyer Larry Salyer Wilma Salyer William Sargent Guy Scarberry Jack Smith Wilma Smith Judy Sproles Joyce Statzer Terry Statzer Marilyn Steele Donald Stidham Vivian Sutherland Bill Taylor Brenda Taylor Eugene Taylor Eva Tiller Therese Townes Phyllis Turner Wilma Turner Thelmer Wallace Ladonna Watson Billy White Virginia White Dennis Yeary Carolyn Beauchamp, freshman homecoming atten- dant, is escorted by Alex Sabo. Freshma n homeroom representatives, Judy Milton, Christine Fraley, and Betty Jo Saddler attend District SCA meeting. 83 Sophomores Gay Adams William Adams Linda Adkisson Tommy Alderson James Amburgey Martha Anderson Jimmy Austin Sammy Banner Danny Barker Bonnie Belcher Glenda Bickley Kay Bickley Steve Blackson Tommy Bratton James Brooks Claude Buckles Stanley Carter John Caudill Jimmy Chafin Linda Chafin Johnny Christian Mary Cline Lorraine Cochran Sidney Collier Phillip Couch Mike Counts Danny Cromer Judy Cromer Larry Davis Linda Davis Rebecca Dellinger Andrew Delph Judy Dingus Larry Dingus Nellie Dunford Donna Fields Doris Fields Wanda Fields George Fraley Jerry Franklin Kathryn Franklin Virginia Franklin Homer Gibson James Gibson Eddie Glovier Ruth Glovier Thomas Glovier Doris Gray Class of 1968 James Grizzle Wanda Hale Brenda Hall Carol Hall Diana Hall Johnny Hall Kathy Hall Kenneth Hall Robin Hall Judy Helbert James Hicks Faye Holbrook Mary Gail Horne Brenda Hurd Pamela Hurd Jerrie Ireson Jane Johnson Joan Johnson Sandra Johnson Wayne Justice Donna Kasefang James Keith Judy King Kenny King Mary Jane King Ronnie King Jo Ellen Kiser Judy Lambert Larry Ledford Deborah Litton Johnny Lyttle Eugene Maxfield Judy Mays Linda McCoy Ronnie Meade Sue Meade Cathy Miller Tana Milton Curtis Minton Lois Morrissette Kenneth Osborne McNeil Osborne Nancy Osborne Ricky Perry Dawn Phillips Sharon Powers Gail Price James Purcell Sophomores Sandra Quick Ernest Ramsey Jane Ring Doris Salyer Robert Scott Linda Sexton Susan Ring Brenda Ruff Joyce Rynes Harry Steffey James Steffey Pam Taylor Arlan Turner Cecil Verbal Joyce Wallace Linda Wallace Vicky Whaling Jerry Williams Eugene Willis Linda Worley Mattie Worley Brenda Yates The sophomores ' entry, Tame Those Tigers , wins the cheers of the fans at the homecoming game. Juniors Eddie Adams Emmett Addington Carolyn Amburgey Wayne Amburgey Bonnie Austin Jeter Austin Ralph Axsom Shelby Boardwine Kathryn Bostic A. C. Burke Helen Burke Janette Burkett Roger Bush Lois Cain James Cantrell Linda Carter Gilmer Castle Brenda Caudill Nannie Clark Linda Combs Billy Couch Martha Counts Jan Culbertson Roger Dingus 87 Juniors Douglas Dishman Barbara Ervin Billy Fields Linda Fields Page Fleenor Allen Franklin Ira Franklin Shelby Garrett Debbie Gibson John Gibson Bill Gillenwater Daniel Glass Larry Grizzle Ted Grizzle Hildreth Gross Thomas Guinn Brenda Hale Jimmy Hale Anna Hall Betty Hall Curtin Hall Danny Hall Patsy Halloway Raymond Hallo way 88 Class of 1967 Dennis Harris Gloria Harris Wanda Hartman Rodney Holbrook Edward Holland Joey Honto Janice Huff Eddie James Denny Jessee Kenneth Jessed Lester Jessee Jane Jordan Roger Jordan Patricia Keith Mary Kennedy Frank Kincaid Brenda Kiser Buck Kiser Faye Kiser Kathy Kiser Sharon Lambert Steve Lambert Linda Lawson Jerry Linkous 89 Juniors James Mabry Grant Marshall Maybelle Marshall Charlotte Martin Judy Maxfield Gaynell McReynolds Sharon Meade Carlton Monk Sarah Morris Judy Noe Allene Osborne Bobby Osborne Eugene Osborne Anna Patrick Coetta Patrick Connie Phillips Edwin Phillips Joan Porter Judith Powers Brenda Price Levoda Ramsey Sheila Ramsey Sammy Ring Terry Saddler 90 Class of 1967 Ann Salyer Jerry Salyer Tommy Salyer Phyllis Skeen Ralph Sluss Craig Smith James Smith Kenneth Sparks Raymond Sproles Linda Taylor Shirley Townes Charlotte Trent Kay Vicars Kenneth Vicars Irene Wallace Larry Watson Lawrence Watson Wayne Whitaker Roenna Whittington George Wilson James Woody Emily Yates Helen Yeary 91 The Senior HARRY WILLIAM ALDERSON NOVA MARIE ANDERSON MARY JANE ASBURY SAMMY GARLAND AUSTIN JANIS MARIE BALL TERRY BRUCE BOOKER DELLA MAE BRADLEY GLADYS ESTHER BREEDING SIDNEY BURDEN 92 Class of 1966 UNDA MAXIE BURKE JEANNE RUTH BURKETT WILUAM HOWARD BYERLEY MICHAEL EUGENE CAIN JUDY SUE CAMPBELL KAREN JANE CARTER LINDA GAIL CHAFIN RONNIE CHAFIN JOHNNY WILLIAM CLARK VIRGINIA LOIS CLINE 93 Seniors WILLIAM CULBERTSON LESTER JOE DAVIS EDGAR DEAN ROGER LEE DEAN SHARON KAY DELP JOHNNY FRANKLIN DICKENSON BRENDA DIANE DINGUS RONALD EUGENE DINGUS SHIRLEY JEAN DINGUS JAMES EDWARD ERVIN 94 Seniors JUDY CAROL FIE LDS TERESA ANN GLASS DAVID GLOVIER BRENDA KAY GOODWIN 95 Seniors BETTY YVONNE GRIZZLE DORA EVELYN GRIZZLE IRENE ANNA GRIZZLE WANDA FAYE GUINN DOLLY JUNE HALL JOHNNY WAYNE HALL LARRY JAMES HALL MARY LEE HALL RUTH ELAINE HALL LINDA FAYE HALLOWAY 96 Seniors ill RAYMOND OZELL HARMON SANDRA JEAN HARVEY WILMA KAY HELBERT DENNIS GARLAND HENSDILL GLENDA SUE HERRON LARRY HICKS NORMA FAYE HICKS BETTY JOANNE HILEMAN MARY MARGARET HONAKER JIMMY WAYNE HONTO 97 Seniors JIMMY RAY HUFF VIVIAN CAROL HUMPHREY WENDELL JACOBS HOLLAND ROBERT JESSEE ALETTA GAIL INGLE LINDA BELL E JESSEE LOIS JEANETTE JESSEE DARYL SHIRLENE JOHNSON BOBBY JONES BONNIE CLEO JORDAN 98 Seniors WILLIAM VICTOR KEITH DORIS JEAN KEITH AGNES LOUISE KEITH TOMMY KING SHIRLEY ANN KISER SHIRLEY JANE KISER JERRY KITE MARY BELLE LAMPKINS 99 Seniors KATHLEEN LEE LITTON ALETA JOAN Me GAN JAMES FARLEY MEADE MAXIE SUE MEADE MILDRED LOUISE MEADE PHYLLIS JEAN MEADE STONEY MEADE SHELIA MILLER LARRY MORE FIELD JACKIE NICKELS 100 Seniors ROBERT CECIL WILLIAMS ROBERT RAY THOMAS WILEY ARTHUR TURNER CARTER ALEXANDER YATES HELEN PATRICIA YATES STEPHEN LANE WALLEN PAUL WHITAKER Fern Smith, Jorita Prater, Jane Carter, Linda Sykes, Katie Litton, Sue Ring, Alex Sabo, Bill Keith, Jim Ervin, Gary Kiser, and Roger Dean were ushers for the 1965 graduation. The Spirit of Cooperation First of all we want to thank all the many business and professional men who have made our yearbook, the CASTLE TONIAN, a reality. Without your loyal support, it could not have been done. As future leaders, customers, and homemakers of the community, we students are already looking for the best places to shop and the best products to buy. Advertisers are getting in their bids for our patronage by supporting our school and our yearbook. They have helped us and in turn we shall patronize their places of business. Also they realize that the CAS- TLETONIAN, with its wide circulation in so many homes, make them and their products better known through advertisement. Students, let ' s patronize these coopera- tive people. ADVERTISEMENTS 106 )07 HARTSOCK ' S grocery and SERVICE STATION Rt. 2, Castlewood, Virginia JIMMIE ' S RESTAURANT St. Paul ' s Only Air-Conditioned Restaurant St. Paul, Virginia RON ' S FORD SALES ST. PAUL INSURANCE AGENCY See Me Before You Buy Joe Burke, Salesman Nancy M. Cox Mary D. Cox, Agents Kingsport Highway St. Paul, Virginia SABO ' S GROCERY and SERVICE STATION Ro 2-3421 St. Paul, Virginia JESSEE ' S 5 p and 10 Store St. Paul, Virginia HI-LO DRIVE IN DR. H. P. REMINES, DENTIST Enjoy a Hi-Burger at the Pink and White Building St. Paul, Virginia Abingdon-Bristol Highway B B FABRIC SHOP Owners: Irene Baker Iris Bolton St. Paul, Virginia LAY ' S HARDWARE and FURNITURE RO 2-8191 St. Paul, Virginia ST. PAUL HOTEL ST. PAUL TEXACO and SERVICE STATION Dining Room J. D. Boone, Owner and Manager Fine Foods St. Paul, Viringia St. Paul, Virginia WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE BILL ' S BARBER SHOP Shelby Hilton, Dealer St. Paul, Virginia St. Paul, Virginia McREYNOLDS NORTON FLORAL COMPANY INSURANCE AGENCY 762-7251 Famous for Fine Flowers 726-3891 St. Paul, Virginia St. Paul, Virginia HERFF-JONES Designers and Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS, CUPS, AND TROPHIES INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Jewelers to Castlewood High School STAMPER GLENN, Representative WILLIS ' Gifts That Last” St. Paul, Virginia SAFEWAY INSURANCE AGENCY 33 Russell Street 762-5361 St. Paul, Virginia LEBANON INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 889-2066 Lebanon, Virginia RUSSELL MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY C. W. Bondurant Lebanon, Virginia RUSSELL COUNTY CO-OP Lebanon, Virginia Dr. Roy R. Smith VETERINARIAN Box 56 Lebanon, Virginia PEOPLE ' S GROCERY Lebanon, Virginia LEBANON CLEANERS LAUNDRY A. B. Couch, owner Lebanon, Virginia HARGIS FLORAL SHOP Lebanon, Virginia LYNCH MOTOR CO., INC. Dodge - Chrysler - Plymouth Lebanon, Virginia Compliments of WOODROW W. BARRETT, TREASURER Lebanon, Virginia Compliments of Mr. Mrs. George A. Pruner Lebanon, Virginia Compliments of GUY WHITED, SHERIFF Russell County Lebanon, Virginia SPORTSMAN GRILL Mr. Mrs. Jenkins Mitchell 889-2331 Lebanon, Virginia BUSH ' S MARKET Phone 889-1889 Lebanon, Virginia MA ' S DRIVE IN Fine Foods and Good Service Gravel Lick, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS and FACULTY 1965 - 1966 CLINCHFIELD COAL COMPANY CASTLE CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE COMPANY Phone 889-3600 Lebanon, Virginia Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1966 Mr. Mrs. S. A. Fraley, Jr. LEBANON MOTOR SALES, INC. SUN MOTOR COMPANY Lebanon, Virginia Mobile homes used cars Phone 762-7071 Castlewood, Virginia BALL GROCERY Phone 762-5032 Hamlin, Virginia REBECCA FABRICS Dress Fabrics, Upholstery and Drapery Lebanon, Virginia JACKSON GUINN ELECTRIC SERVICE Phone 762-3671 Cleveland, Virginia LEBANON DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 889-3289 Lebanon, Virginia JOSEPH F. OR COLLEEN BURKE 2275 Gate City Highway JESSEE ' S DRUG STORE Bristol, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia CITY ESSO THE TRADING POST By Pat and Delaney Herron Castle wood, Virginia Phone 386-9421 Gate City, Virginia LAMBERT ' S GROCERY Nora, Virginia WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE S. C. Dougherty, Jr., Owner Phone 386-7941 Gate City, Virginia SUN MOTORS Repairs and Wrecker Service Phone 762-6581 St. Paul, Virginia SCOTT JEWELERS Phone 386-3272 Gate City, Virginia Taste The Fresh Cream Pet . . . you bet! ice Cream Homogenized Milk Compare Pet With Any Other Ice Cream Grade A Pasteurized and Homogenized Vitamin D Milk Bristol, Virginia Big Stone Gap, Virginia Sell The Full Line C. C. TILLER DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing for the Whole Family St. Paul, Virginia Bristol, Virginia FRED MEADE’S MARKET FAUCETTE CO., INC. Quality Merchandise 515 State Street Lowest Prices P. O. Box 1040 RO 2-8111 Bristol, Virginia St. Paul, Virginia CLINCH VALLEY TIMES ELECTRIC MOTOR Box 817 REPAIR SALES 329 E. Williams Street St. Paul, Virginia Bristol, Virginia CHAFIN BROTHERS LUMBER CO. LONE STAR Phone RO 2-7359 RESTAURANT 2-7427 Castlewood, Virginia Castlewood, Virginia FRYE PLUMBING AND HEATING WHITE EXCAVATING COMPANY 345 E. Sullivan St. Box 26 245 - 2091 Kingsport, Tennessee Castlewood, Virginia BELL MOTOR COMPANY, INC. WEST END LAUNDRAMAT Your Simca Dealer Self-Servic e - Dry Cleaning Lebanon, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia WAMPLER ' S MODERN CLEANERS SKATING RINK Phone RO 2-7418 Castlewood, Virginia Castlewood, Virginia GREER SON Compliments of JEWELERS MR. MRS. L. W. COOPER 309 West Main Street Abingdon, Virginia Castlewood, Virginia Put yourself in scoring position by not selling your security short. A career based on good financial background can give you confidence, enhance your success. Start your savings account today at KINGSPORT FEDERAL. Whenever you need cash for college, for emergencies or for investments. you can depend on your savings that have been earning for you daily. Save now for distant goals go all the way for a touchdown! Full time earnings for your savings at KINGSPORT FEDERAL is the best way to score in the game of lifel no EAST CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 24S-61.S;) KINeSp .ORT. TENN. ' STSSO Savings anJ lorn “HOME 6Mhe CARILL0I1“, SERVING YOUR SAVINGS AND LOAN NEEDS SINCE 1930 SCOTT COUNTY Compliments of FUNERAL HOME, INC. M. M. Long Farms Phone 386-7021 Weber City, Virginia Castlewood, Virginia NICKELS PRODUCE COMPANY Fruits and Vegetables BRADY ' S PLACE Phone 386-7972 Gate City, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia NICKELS DEPARTMENT STORE Gate City, Virginia FULLER and HILLMAN Broad Street Kingsport, Tennessee ROCKETT and DORTON REALTY CO. DALTON ' S 17-5th. Street Young Men ' s Shop Phone 764-2158 241 East Center St. Bristol, Tennessee Kingsport, Tennessee JUNE BLEDSOE BEAUTY SCHOOL RILEY REAL ESTATE Phone 386-7362 The Best for Less Weber City, Virginia 502 State Street Bristol, Tennessee MOUNTAIN FORD SALES, INC. BANK of RUSSELL COUNTY Phone 926-2661 Cleveland, Virginia Clintwood, Virginia WRIGHT EQUIPMENT COMPANY ARNOLD ' S JEWELERS John Deere Equipment Gifts that Last Phone MA 8-3981 Phone 628-2477 Abingdon, Virginia Abingdon, Virginia SOUTHERN FURNITURE CO., INC. PHILLIPS FURNITURE and SUPPLY CO. Bristol, Virginia Phone 386-7121 Gate City, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1966 FROM THE GRADUATES OF 1946 TEMPLE HILL HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1946 MR. J. E. CARTER, PRINCIPAL MRS. J. E. CARTER, FRENCH AND HOME ROOM TEACHER MR. T. R. GRIZZLE, AGRICULTURE MR. BANE DAUGHERTY, HISTORY, MATH, AND COACH MISS VELDA MYERS, HOME ECONOMICS MRS, SAM HOWARD, COMMERCIAL MRS. J. H. O ' DELL, ENGLISH MISS JERROLEEN COUCH, LIBRARIAN MISS LEXIE JOHNSON, SCIENCE AND HISTORY MISS MARIE HIGHFIEL, HISTORY AND ENGLISH JAMES DICKENSON, CLASS PRESIDENT Dorothy Powers Route 3 Castlewood, Va. Mrs. Thelma Addison Saddler Route 3 Lebanon, Va. S. A. Fraley, Jr. Route 3 Castlewood, Va. Sgt. Harold Chick Carty 21 66- A Knox Road El Paso, Texas Mrs. Georgia Parks Alvarado 2683 Knox St. East Gary, Ind. Floyd McNeil Hale April 26, 1929 November 14, 1965 Mrs. Sally Jessee Holmes 1611 Iowa Court Woodbridge, Va. Paul Burke 1742 Madison Ave. Kingsport, Tenn. Mrs. Betty Hall Franks Route 2 Grant, Alabama Thomas Phillips. Castlewood, Va. Mrs. Lorene Horne Crawford 1553 Warpath Drive Kingsport, Tenn. Mrs. Iris Bell King White 123 McGovern Road Charleston, W. Va. Henry Shorty Dotson 24628 Wick Road Taylor, Michigan Mrs. Mildred Campbell Johnson 363 King Street Ionia, Michigan Mrs. Estelle Bratton Ackerman 1401 S. Edg ewood St. Arlington, Va. Bennie Johnson Route 2 Castlewood, Va. George Campbell Castlewood, Va. Mrs. Virginia King Shankel 2504 Broad St. Bristol, Tenn. Marvin Leon Byington Nickelsville, Va. Mrs. Betty Nell Salyer Milton Route 2 Castlewood, Va. H. B. Isaacs, Jr. 743 North Poplar Kermit, Texas Mrs. Elaine Byington Addington Nickelsville, Va. Mrs. Evangeline Jackson Vincill Richlands, Va. Mrs. Mildred C. Couch Route 1 Castlewood, Va. Mrs. Flo Johnson Carter Lebanon, Va. John R. Welch, Jr. 1302 Sevier Terr. Dr, Kingsport, Tenn. Mrs. Gaye Zelle Herndon Glenn Route 1 Box 93 Ashland, Va. Mrs. Betty Jane Peters Ring Route 3 Castlewood, Va. Thomas Salyer Route 2 Castlewood, Va. Mrs. Mary Ruth Banner Tardy Route 1 Castlewood, Va. Mrs. Beulah Moore Daugherty 508 Colonial Hgts. Rd. Kingsport, Tenn. Mrs. June Hamm Stallard Route 1 Box 92 Coeburn, Va. Mrs. May me Saddler Mullis Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Mary Eliz. Johnson Richards Abingdon, Va. Stanley Porky Banner Castlewood, Va. Mrs. Annette Litton Salyer Route 2 Castlewood, Va. Rudolph Johnson 118 Linbrook Dr. Newport News, Va. Mrs. Muriel Wolfe Love 1703 Blademore St. Kingsport, Tenn. Mrs. Nettie Castle Ledford Route 2 Castlewood, Va. Mrs. Garnett Salyer Simmons 4207 jf ugusta Ave. Richmond, Va. James Dickenson 1210 Stoutamire Dr. Salem, Va. Mrs. Wilma Byington Porter Castlewood, Va. Robert Porter Route 2 Castlewood, Va. Mrs. Lois Kiser Worrell Box 588 Radford, Va. Albert Sargent Route 3 Castlewood, Va. GIBSON GROCERY HAYES REYNOLDS General Grocery Store Castlewood, Virginia FURNITURE COMPANY The Country Store That Saves You More Highway 421 GIBSON REALTY See or Call Us Bristol, Tennessee Bristol, Virginia CUMBOW CHINA DECORATING COMPANY DOMINION MUSIC, INC 436 East Main Street Abingdon, Virgi nia (Formerly Pauley Music Co.) BEMINE OBELE S no eStMen S icJy Everything For The School Band P. 0. Box 948 Bristol, Virginia CLINCH MOTORS. INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Phone 762-2311 St. Paul, Virginia ST. PAUL COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. Things Go Better With Coke St. Paul, Virginia ALFRED’S A Smart Shop For Men and Women Phone 889-1600 Lebanon, Virginia LEBANON FUNERAL HOME Guy Finney - Frank Finney Ambulance Service Dial 889-1212 Lebanon, Virginia TRI-COUNTY TIRE SERVICE, INC. Phone: 762-5301 St. Paul, Virginia CAVALIER DRIVE IN THEATER Owners: Alex Sabo Henry Counts 3 Miles east of Lebanon McCLURE LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Ready Mix Concrete Plants: Lebanon McClure Haysi 889-3496 835-2261 865-4557 McClure, Virginia MULLINS AND STEELE Chevrolet, Inc. Phone 926-6873 Clintwood, Virginia CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1 l 2 mile east of Hamlin, Virginia on Gravel Lick Road Phone 762-3671 We welcome you! BLACKSTONE GROCERY l ll Phone: Sun 2-8769 Hamlin 2-5039 St. Paul Dante Highway LONE STAR TEXICO Complete Auto Repair Auto Parts Tires - Tubes - Batteries Owned Operated By: Charles Suit CLINCH HAVEN FARMS R. F. D. 1 Box 185 Big Stone Gap, Virginia 24219 STARUTE GRILL Phone 762-7041 Hamlin, Virginia JOHNSON ' S 5 -10?!-1.00 STORE St. Paul, Virginia PHILLIPS AUTO SUPPLY Phone 762-8901 Phone 762-5982 Sun, Virginia WRIGHT’S HARDWARE Phone RO 2-2411 Pittsburgh Paint Maytag Parts and Service St. Paul, Virginia BALL BROTHERS FURNITURE STORE Bristol, Virginia - Tennessee PORTER AUTO SALES. INC. Chevrolet - Pontiac - Oldsmobile Phone 762-2551 St. Paul, Virginia PIGGLY WIGGLY We Give S. H. Green Stamps Lebanon, Virginia RUSSELL COUNTY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Lebanon, Virginia D.S. BUCK, INC. Texaco Heating Oils Firestone Tires Delco Batteries Phone 762-3221 St. Paul, Virginia PHILLIPS’ STORES Macel M. Phillips Stores at West Dante and Sun, Virginia Post Office Address Dante, Virginia Sun Store Dante RO 2-6421 HY 5-5231 KEMBLE-COCHRAN COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1907 Booksellers, Stationers, Engravers and Office Outfitters BRISTOL, VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE FASHION SHOP 604 State St. Bristol, Tennessee PARKS-BELK CO. P. O. Box 739 Bristol, Virginia SPRINKLE FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING COMPANY Upholstering - Refinishing Bristol, Virginia TAYLOR’S BEAUTY SHOPPE AND BARBER SHOP St. Paul, Virginia CITIES SERVICE OIL COMPANY Bolton Brothers Agents Phone 762-8891 St. Paul, Virginia GLASS ELECTRIC FURNITURE CO.. INC. Appliances and Home Furnishings Kingsport, Tennessee MAXINE’S 112 Court Street DEVAULT ' S, INC. Sporting Goods Wholesale and Retail Bristol, Virginia Abingdon, Virginia Best Wishes To The Senior Class of 1966 THE FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA Lebanon, Virginia HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION of Johnson City and Greeneville Kingsport Office Kingsport, Tennessee OLD DOMINION POWER COMPANY St. Paul, Virginia VALLEYDALE PACKERS, INC. CLIFTON INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. Valleydale Meat Products General Insurance Box 1050 Bristol, Virginia Abingdon, Virginia APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE RUSSELL HARDWARE The House of Courtesy, Quality and Service AND FURNITURE COMPANY Box 457 613-15 Shelby Street Bristol, Tennessee Lebanon, Virginia THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK DANIELS PLUMBING OF SULLIVAN COUNTY AND HEATING COMPANY Bristol - Kingsport When we heat it ' s hot Seven Convenient Locations Norton, Virginia ■H.PKiKi j Co. Serving the Appalachian Area for 77 Years The Largest and Most Complete Department Store Between Roanoke, Va. and Knoxville, Tenn. Bristol, Tenn. - Va. CRABTREE BUICK-PONTIAC OPAL-INC. Bristol - Abingdon Highway Bristol, Virginia ERWIN SUPPLY COMPANY McClure, Virginia UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA Local Union No. 7950 Carson Wise — President Brady Smith -- Treasurer Roy Combs -- Recording Secretary Robert Helbert -- Financial Secretary Artemus Foster — Chaplain Dante, Virginia CLINCHFIELD PHARMACY VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK John J. Minahan, Jr. Phone HY 5-4111 Gate City Prescriptions Drugs Sundries Fountain Nickelsville Weber City Dante, Virginia ABINGDON LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC. Sales Every Thursday Headquarters For Southwest Virginia ' s Livestock Industry Abingdon, Virginia We can’t all be Thomas Edisons, but the rewards he and other inventive people receive — profit and honor — can be the goals of every trained, dedicated graduate in America’s Free Enterprise society. MPPAIACMUH POWEn CO. HUFF-COOK FUNERAL HOME Anywhere Ambulance Service RO 2-2211 Any Time St. Paul, Virginia ST. PAUL BUILDERS AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Phone RO 2-8331 RO 2-6861 Manufacturers of Clinchlite, Cement, Cinder Blocks, Lumber, and Builders Material St. Paul, Virginia MILTON ' S CASH STORE Shop and Save at Shuler ' s LEBANON GENERAL HOSPITAL Phone RO 2-3751 Castlewood, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia KENNEDY’S PIGGLY WIGGLY LEBANON FURNITURE COMPANY Your Home Should Come First RO 2-6131 Phone 100 St. Paul, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia BRISTOL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Free Placement Service Excellent Training for a Business Career King Building 8 1 2 Fifth Street Bristol, Tennessee TRI-STATE DISCOUNT CENTER Nationally Known Brands At Discount Prices Member Of Charge-It Inc. 40 Big Departments Open 9 A. M, to 9 P. M. Mon. Thru Sat. Bristol, Virginia PORTERFIELDS COUNTRY CLUB Golf Dancing and Available For Parties Now Open Hansonville, Virginia THE KING BEES Preston Chapman, manager St. Paul, Virginia MODERN DRUG COMPANY Operated and Owned by Mrs. Violet N. Tarwater Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Arrington Phone 9841 Haysi, Virginia THE FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA Member F.D.I.C. Box 68 St. Paul, Virginia B G RADIO APPLIANCE CO. Complete Appliance Center 39 Broad Street St. Paul, Virginia KINGSPORT ELECTRIC COMPANY 210 E. Market Street Phone: 246-8151 Kingsport, Tennessee Congratulations to the Class of 1966 HARRY F. BYRD Winchester, Virginia OUR FRIENDS Lois Kiser Everett Yates B. K. Barker Fred Owens Riley Bartley Ole Shay Inn Paul Meade Mary Robinson Rosedale Esso Don Chafin Litton Grocery Hannah ' s Grill Dana Kiser Jessee Johnson Virginia Ann Jewelry Lohr Rhoton Price Soda Shop William R. Henley, D.D.S. Paul Barton Glen H. Holloway Price Mercantile Grocery Bess Gibson Mrs. Stella Hall Dr. P. N. Davis, Dentist Wayne Dingus Mrs. Garland Brown Kendrick Antiques H. V. Chafin Copper Creek Grocery Abingdon, Virginia RUSSELL BUILDERS Lebanon, Virginia VALLEYDALE PACKERS, INC. JOE ' S SERVICE STATION Nickelsville, Virginia P. 0. Box 1050 Bristol, Virginia VILLAGE RESTAURANT AND MOTEL ADJOINING Specializing in: Charcoal Steaks and Sea Food Call 762-7215 Castlewood, Virginia VAN DERVORT ' S Paramount Building Bristol, Tennessee THE NETTIE LEE SHOPS Incorporated 246 Broad Street Kingsport, Tennessee 37660 JESSEE’S FOOD MARKET St. Paul, Virginia THELMA’S FLOWERS GIFTS Phone 628-3181 Abingdon, Virginia Farewell. . . The Year 1966 our gratitude to all those who have helped to make the CASTLETONIAN possible. Do you mind a we take one more look down the halls of Castlewood High School before we go? From the depths of our heart comes . , . ’’Farewell and gratitude, faculty! , . . Farewell, students! On behalf of the Seniors, we leave you, the underclassmen, to catch our torch and carry on in the true SPIRIT OF CHS ! A Mjir Index SENIORS Alderson, Harry . . Amburgey, Wayne . Anderson, Nova . . Asbury, Mary Jane Austin, Sammy . . Ball, Janis .... Booker, Terry . . . Bradley, Della . . . Breeding, Gladys . Burden, Sidney . . . Burke, Linda . . . Burkett, Jeanne . . Byerley, Bill . . . Cain, Mike .... Campbell, Judy . . Carter, Jane .... Chafin, Linda . . . Chafin, Ronnie . . . Clark, Johnny . . . Cline, Virginia . . Culbertson, William Davis, Lester . . . Dean, Edgar .... Dean, Roger . . . . Delp, Kay Dickenson, Johnny . Dingus, Brenda . . Dingus, Ronald . . Dingus, Shirley . . Ervin, Jimmy . . . Ervin, Sherry . . . Evans, David . . . Farr, Elaine . . . . Fields, Billy . . . . Fields, Judy . . . . Fields, Shirley . . . Fields, Teresa . . . Gillespie, Joe . . . Glass, Teresa . . . Glovier, David . . . Goodwin, Brenda . . Grizzle, Bette . . . Grizzle, Dora . . . Grizzle, Irene . . . Guinn, Faye . . . . Hall, Dolly . . . . Hall, Johnny . . . . Hall, Larry . . . . Hall, Mary Lee . . Hall, Ruth . . . . Halloway, Linda . . Harmon, Raymond . Harvey, Sandra . . Helbert, Wilma . . Hensdill, Dennis . . Herron, Sue . . . . Hicks, Larry . . . . Hicks, Norma . . . Hileman, Joanne . . Honaker, Margaret Honto, Jimmy . . . Huff, Jimmy . . . . 48, 67, 92 38, 92 33, 34, 74, 92 41, 92 38, 49, 54, 92 33, 34, 92 . . 41, 43, 48, 49, 51, 92 35, 92 41, 92 92 41, 43, 93 35, 93 35, 93 93 38, 93 . 32, 33, 34, 44, 45, 64 65, 70, 71, 93, 105 41, 93 43, 93 36, 42, 93 93 94 35, 94 94 . . 30, 31, 33, 41, 48, 51 66, 94, 105 39, 94 35, 94 33, 34, 45, 62, 66, 71, 94 94 35, 94 . . 30, 31, 32, 33, 41. 48 4M. 66, 71, 94, 105 41, 95 38, 95, 62, 65 . 34, 45, 65, 66, 70, 95 95 41, 95 35 43, 95 95 95 95 . . . . 38, 43, 58, 67, 95 36, 96 36, 96 96 43, 96 33, 34, 71, 96 37, 42, 66, 96 41, 54, 96 33, 41, 96 36, 96 38, 58, 96 97 36, 97 97 , . .41, 48, 49, 52, 57, 63 67, 74, 97 36, 97 97 41, 43, 97 41, 97 39, 97 38, 43, 57, 97 . . 41, 48, 49, 54, 55, 57 74, 98 38, 98 Ingle, Gale . . 39, 41 , 43, 98 Jacobs, Wendell .... . . 98 Jessee, Holland .... . . 39, 43 , 66, 98 Jessee, Linda . . 98 Jessee, Lois . . . . 33 , 41, 98 Johnson, Shirlene . . . 36, 98 Jones, Bobby . . 98 Jordan, Bonnie .... 38 , 58, 98 Keith, Bill . . .30. , 31, 41, 48 , 49, 50 63, 67, 61, 99, 105 Keith, Doris . . 30, , 33, 34, 45 , 62, 63 67 , 71, 99 Keith, Louise 39, 99 Kir , Tommy . . 99 Kiser, Gail . . 33, , 38, 65, 66 , 70, 99 Kiser, Gary . . 33, 35, 99, 105 Kiser, Shirley Ann . . . . . . . 41 , 43, 99 Kiser, Shirley Jane . . 41, 99 Kite, Jerry 57, 99 Lampkins, Mary .... 39, 99 Litton, Katie . . . 33, 34, 71, 100, 105 McGan, Alleta 37, 100 Meade, Farley 35, 100 Meade, Maxie 41, 100 Meade, Mildred .... . . 100 Meade, Phyllis 36, 100 Meade, Stoney . . 100 Miller, Shelia . . 100 Morefield, Larry . . . . . 100 Nickels, Jackie .... . . 100 Osborne, Lucille .... 41, 100 Phillips, Billy Phillips, Carter .... . . 37, 42, 45, 101 Phillips, Daryl .... 36, 101 Phillips, Gary . . 30. , 31, 33, 41 , 48, 51 67, 71, 101 Phillips, Sandra .... 41, 101 Phillips, Ted Porter, Larry . . 35, 54, 55, 101 Powers, Eudine .... Powers, James .... Powers, Shelia 37, 102 Prater, Jorita . . 31, 33, 34, 45 , 67, 70 71, 102, 105 Price, Marie 37, 102 Rasnick, Sharon .... . ... 37, 43, 102 Ring, Linda . ... 41, 43, 102 Ring, Sue . . . 33, 34, 71, 102, 105 Robinson, Brenda . . . 41, 102 Robinson, Larry .... . . 102 Sabo, Alex . . 32, , 33, 37, 62 , 65, 67 71, 102, 105 Sabo, Joe 36, 102 Salyer, Barbara .... . ... 39, 43, 103 Salyer, Brenda . . 103 Salyer, Deborah .... 34, 103 Salyer, Eddie 37, 103 Salyer, Fredia 32, 33, 38, 66, 103 Salyer, Kathryn .... . . 34, 45, 65, 103 Shell, Sammy 38, 103 Shelley, Jimmy .... .■ . 103 Skeens, Eugene .... 38, 103 Sluss, Roger . ... 30, 35, 103 Smith, Fern . . .32 , 33, 34, 44 , 45, 65 66, 70, 71, 104,105 Sproles, Donna 41, 104 Steele, Johnny . . 62, 63, 65, 104 Steele, Sharon . . 104 Humphrey, Vivian 137 Index Steffey, Linda .... . 33, 34, 45, 67, 70, 71, 104 Holbrook, Rodney . . . Stone, Clarence . . . . . . 34, 54, 55, 57, 62, 104 Holland, Edward .... Stone, Mike . ... 38, 62, 104 Honto, Joey 41, 49, 57, 89 Sutherland, Margaret 104 Hviff, Janis Sykes, Linda . . 33, 38, 45, 70, 104, 105 James, Eddie 89 Taylor, Garnett . . . 35, 104 Jessee, Denny 33, 35, 89 Thomas, Bobby. . . . 30, 38, 45, 70, 105 Jessee, Kenneth .... 35, 89 Turner, Arthur . . . . . . 41, 48, 51, 54, 57, 105 Jessee, Lester Wallace, Donald . . . 65 Jordan, Jane 33, 34, 43, 89 Wallen, Steve .... 105 Jordan, Roge r Whitaker, Paul . . . 105 Keith, Patricia Williams, Robert . . 37, 105 Kennedy, Mary 41, 89 Yates, Carter .... 105 Kincaid, Frank . . .41, 49, 51, 54, 55, 89 Yates, Helen . ... 37, 43, 105 Kiser, Brenda Kiser, Buck 35, 89 JUNIORS Kiser, Faye 33, 89 Adams, Eddie .... Kiser, Kathy 33, 34, 89 Addington, Emmett . 87 Lambert, Sharon .... 33, 34, 89 Amburgey, Carolyn . . . . . 41, 43, 87 Lambert, Steve 89 Amburgey, Wayne . . 41, 87 Lawson, Linda 41, 89 Austin, Bonnie .... . . . . 36, 43, 87 Linkous, Jerry 89 Austin, Jeter Mabry, James 41, 90 Axom, Ralph Marshall, Grant .... 41, 49, 54, 90 Boardwine, Shelby . . Marshall, Maybelle . . 90 Bostic, Kathryn . . . 41, 87 Martin, Charlotte . . . 39, 90 Burke, A. C . . . . 37, 49, 87 Maxfield, Judy 90 Burke, Helen . . 30, 33, 34, 87 McRenolds, Gaynell . . 90 Burket, Janette .... 36, 87 Meade, Sharon 33, 36, 42, 90 Bush, Roger . . . . 35, 49, 87 Monk, Carlton 33, 41, 49, 90 Cain, Lois Morris, Sarah 33, 34, 71, 90 Cantrell, James . . . 87 Noe, Judy . . .30, 32, 33, 34, 42, 90 Carter, Linda .... Osborne, Allene .... 90 Castle, Gilmer .... 87 Osborne, Bobby .... 35, 43, 90 Caudill, Brenda . . . 36, 87 Osborne, Eugene .... 43, 90 Clark, Nannie .... 87 Patrick, Anna 38, 90 Combs, Linda .... 30, 38, 87 Patrick, Coetta .... 33, 41, 90 Couch, Billy ..... Phillips, Connie .... 38, 90 Counts, Martha ... 35, 87 Phillips, Edv in .... 33, 37, 43, 90 Culbertson, Jan ... . . 33, 34, 43, 87 Porter, Joan 41, 90 Dingus, Roger .... . . . . 37, 42, 87 Powers, Judith 33, 41, 90 Dishman, Douglas . . 88 Price, Brenda 38, 90 Ervin, Barbara ... 41, 88 Ramsey, Levoda .... 90 Fields, Billy .... Ramsey, Shelia .... 37, 90 Fields. Linda .... 33, 34, 88 Ring, Sammy 90 Heenor, Page .... 88 Saddler, Terry 38, 90 Franklin, Allen . . . 88 Salyer, Ann 34, 91 Franklin, Ira 88 Salyer, Jerry 91 Garrett, Shelby . . . 88 Salyer, Tommy .... 38, 49, 91 Gibson, Debby .... 43, 88 Skeen, Phyllis 38, 43, 91 Gibson, John 38, 88 Sluss, Ralph 35, 91 Gillenwater, Bill . . . . 30, 31 , 41, 48, 54, 57, 88 Smith, Craig 41, 43, 91 Glass, Daniel .... 41, 48, 54, 57, 88 Smith, James 38, 49, 57, 91 Grizzle, Larry .... 88 Sparks, Kenneth .... 41. 91 Grizzle, Ted 88 Sproles, Raymond . . . 33, 37, 71. 91 Gross, Hildreth . . . 41, 88 Taylor, Linda 91 Guinn, Thomas .... 88 Townes, Shirley .... 91 Hale, Brenda 40, 88 Trent, Charlotte .... 38, 91 Hale, Jimmy 88 Vicars, Kay 33, 34, 91 Hall, Anna . . . . 33, 38, 88 Vicars, Kenneth .... 91 Hall, Betty 36, 88 Wallace, Irene 36, 91 Hall, Curtis 35, 88 Watson, Larry 91 Hall, Danny . . 33, 41, 54, 88 Watson, Lawrence . . . 91 Halloway, Patsy . . . 34, 88 Whitaker, Wayne .... 48, 91 Halloway, Raymond . . . . 13 , 41, 48, 49, 50, 54 Whittington, Roenna . . 91 55, 88 Wilson, George .... 91 Harris, Dennis .... 89 Woody, James 38, 48, 91 Harris, Gloria .... 33, 37, 43, 63, 89 Yates, Emily 37, 91 Hartman, Wanda . . . 41, 89 Yeary, Helen 91 138 Autographs Russell County Public Library 3 1066 1001 3810 0