Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1980 volume:

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Eugene Campbell for his many al femdbie, years of service to the Virginia Education System. Mh. Campbell has been involved with the Virginia School System for 40 years. Je first reticent wood vaseateocial studies leacher in 1957. Yn 1963 he became gnilcvesd steassistant principal, Mi. Campbell is now General Supervisor for hosel. County Soho. Shs De Debetien Pn eee PMB ioeE slike ty give special recognition and thanks to MWh. Campbell. VN hes) Aoi eee eee Shuler Wilton. We dont make it a practice to recognize members of the community, but we feel that We Wilton deserves special mention for his years of service to the people of Castlewood and especially to the students of Castlewood Bak Silke, HIM | caletasatportan of ouc Rehool for many years, ere; for his support we could. Ee lo say thane you, Ses DEDICATION STUDENT Le hte Page FACULTY SENIORS Page CLASSES : SBEGIAIs Page age g EVENTS SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS Page TEACHER S.C iCesiEGRER? Nypaver. BAA BAA, Sherri Baker. RESTING AT SCHOOL??? Sheila Osborne and Lisa Kennedy decide to stop work and rest. Delphy 2 SHYLY AND TIMIDLY. Jane Hartsock tries to hide her new glasses. UP TO SOMETHING! Coach Glass appears to be hiding Tammy Buckles, but at the same time pointing to where she is. CUTEST COUPLE??? E. W. Hall and Freddie Hubble are more than happy to have their picture taken. Different Strokes | Agony and Pain — Sheila Osborne’s face tells the whole story of school. We x. @ Besides the computing of square roots, mixing of chemical solutions, and diagramm- ing sentences, the days at school involved much more for the students. Upon the rare occasions that they encountered free time, it was spent in a variety of ways, which ranged from sleeping to mischievous pranks. Whiplash or a cold neck? Which does Wayne Mullins have? Campus Cuties? Dewitt House and Charlie Collins. “Home Carolyn from her home. Sweet Home” Hobbs emerges home away from A Sleepy Head — Could Frank Wholford have fallen asleep during an assembly and no one Awoke him? STUDENT VARIETY ADDS SPICE Displaying Manners — Vance Owens displays his ability to laugh and chew food at the same time. Library Blues — Kay Fields complains, ‘But Mrs. Elam there’s no one here to talk to.” Damsel in Distress — Chris Meade is Lisa Hileman’s 1 knight in shining armor. 10 Charles Long, Superintendent RUSSELL COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Paul Cassell, Castlewood; Samuel J. Miller, New Garden; Hugh Lynch, Chairman, Lebanon. C8 AID Supervisory Staff — Back row left to right — Mike Lowdermilk, Elementary Supervisor; John Talbert, Supply Clerk; Don Large, Director of Instruction; Jeff Larson, Special Ed. Supervisor; Nancy Hart, Secondary Super- visor; Carl Jackson, Vocational Supervisor; Mickey Pruitt, Cafeteria Supervisor; Charles Duty, Title | Coor- dinator; Eugene Campbell, General Supervisor; Front row — left to right — Linda Combs, Deputy Clerk; Brenda Taylor, Secretary; Belinda Barrett, Secretary; Rose E. Farrington, Media Coordinator; Virginia Jackson, Clerk. 12 ' ' | | have considered it a privilege to be associated with the stu- dents and faculty of Castlewood High School. The nobility and pride with which the building sits atop the hill in our community is reflected in the caliber of faculty and the strength and desires of our students. The much needed and appreciated renovations which are taking place in the physical structure of our school are outward signs to everyone that the facility is being improved. The changes that occur within you, the students, are as obvious, to those of us who look closely, as the changes being made in the building. The good things everyone sees about the building are highly heralded as outstanding achievements and improve- ments. All too often, however, the positive changes that occur within our students are overlooked. The mental development and maturity of our students undergo a far greater change, while at Castlewood High School, than anything that has ever been done to change the appearance of the building. Although | do have a great deal of pride in the physical ap- pearance of our building, it in no way compares with the heartswelling pride | feel in seeing the students of Castlewood High School mature and progress into responsible young adults and contributing members of society. UL ona, Guess who? Nila Gray Secretary Charlotte Tarwater Bookkeeper Dennis Hensdill Bisa: Vice Principal CORNER LRG = Se os - Mirror, Mirror on the Wall. ... Ray Spinella Teresa Bowling ail B.A., M.A. B.A. 4 Special Ed., Phys. Ed. Special Ed. Tyeeurcease to his Agon, sink to Dissolus; Ution. Let Bookw. : his Entrails; okworms gnaw till he Lee Worth Me Bis oi Reading Learning Disability Jennifer Burke : BiswMcs: Spanish “Mama-Mia”’ in NE ea Margaret Snow BA French 1 aE RES OE a La INS Mary Lou Bev Frances Banner ELS) iving, Bror Home Ec. Home Ec. Family L Roger Sluss Sidney Johnson B.SieMs: Agricultural Education S M ’ Bro Agricultural Education 16 Daniel Glass M.A., B.A. Phys. Ed., Drivers Ed. te RUSSELL COUNTY SCHOOLS IVER EDUCATION CAR y STUDENT DRIVER John Wayne Martin B.A., M.S. Drivers Ed. Linda Harris B.S., M.s. Typing, Shorthand David Cozzolino MES= BS: Phys. Ed. William Robinson B.S. Typing and Block — vonepnnts Carolyn Litton Bis! BovVoreds Mary Tardy MiSs Bi Business 7) Buddy Poole B.S. Science A. C. Burke A.A., B.S., M.S. Science Biology 18 Alan Wells Bsn View. History, Government Dudley McCoy B.A. History Ronnie Milton B.S. Biology Linda Miotke Bec. Chemistry Who's your friend Mrs. Miotke?!?! “Good things come in short packages” Jeff Sword B.S., M.S. Government Roberta Long Government Sandra Norris A.S., B.S. Journalism, English Dolly Wallace B.A English er al 4 é eee cis | j William Dillon B.A., M.A. English Lucille Kelly BEon English Lorretta Cox B.A. English 19 Freda Skeens B.S., Math Larry Shortt B.A. Algebra Math Herman Hodges AA., B.A., M.T.S. Algebra | and II, Physics, Analysis Jerroleen Elam A.B. Librarian Helen Gibson Library Aide 20 Gary Spicer Alan Bevins B.A. B.S. Art i Band Director Financial aid forms ... i Excedrin headache number 25. Connie Clay ata aoe B.A., MS. Ah Shucks! Planning period’s Guidance Counselor almost Over Guidance Counselor 21 comma oo daiepieuct hr kee es SAREE SNA AE ANIOE GP HANE a RNAN RR ANNE ARGON in oe al FARR : PPpres a THEE 2 Bus Drivers: Houston Banner, Jerry Browning, Vergie Castle, Douglas Clark, Charles Gray, James Hartsock, John Hurd, Lonnie Marshall, Clifford Meade, Mary M. Meade, Nathan Meade, Jack Milton, Max Milton, Billy Joe Osborne, Charles Os- borne, Arthur Summerville Janitors: Paul Hale, Roger Hale, Offarel Keith 22 CLASS OF “so” Sa tor Ch 33 Of Vicers President: Mary Bratton UA Presidents EW Hall Secretary: Jobin Bark een darer: Shela Osborne Wanita (Comal Blevins ince CarliGlcans Ma ¥ b f ae, Vaticn Dwayne dS owman lainela Sie Bradley Mary Estelle Bratton 24 hoy Teton Bush pet Snare OLE WSuckles James Kees Bush Christopher Joseph Castle Beverly Jean Burk Richard Wallace dserke Meansford Shee Bush Robert eotdd Mush Joey MeVeil Castle Tammy Lynn Galle Deere Con Gale Timothy Plane Castle Christopher Wayne Chafin Sherry Eheker Chafin Gary Lynn Collins Sey Glen Calling Seffrey dsaren Compton Danny Lynn (pack 26 Glenda do Dek rics Mary Cleabelh eDickerion Dope: as nn Dingus laonnie Mae elds Mary Oplasia elds wu oier el thee Gibson III Robert SE cd Gibson William Lied eeerorg Gibson Clon Obert Gilmer bre MAbicpele Grizzle 27, Rita Jane Grizzle WalGre Lynn Grizzle Cheryl Welante Jide Jamey UValdatere Rial Ceres Wheldon tA Miche le Hall Randall Hugh Hall amele Swett, JYAde BKerneth Wayne awhind Authur Wandill Hicks Joe Piller ee: Carolyn othr tHobbs Kegina Wiarie Wiclbrock Neffrey Wham Jb cas Sandy Jacqueline PL cone Franklin Dewitt Aouse Freddie William Hubble Glenn Msarlen Jenkins Ar. TDS hort Eugene Aessee Vicenan Edward Jessee 29 erré Lynn Hessee 1WAccrgien Christopher jessee Tony Wieren t Kanbes )t John Russell Keith De Aan Keith Lisa Joan Kennedy David Randy Koen Joey Allen Phi bere Shelby Kay Lejuine Ricky lee Long 30 =e i Horlass Wlareld, M-Coy Jackson Christopher Meade Vergie eaten Wieade Gonnie Jean Melgrim WW fore El awerence Moore Raymond Weedé) Willins Delphy Jean Nypaver a Sa EE SEA EL OE ERE St A Sheila Renata Oihorne Rhonda Aree Patrick Penny ESae Phillips 31 John Garrolliicete USanbara Lynne Porter lines BSicd Porter Ghats Kabert Purkey Wark Exhschl Ring Vine Carol Robinette Rebere WeCllin Salyer Ded Jean ES; arberry Torry El eon Sirey: Richard ake Smith 32 Beverly Jane Stamper Aba WKatherine Tardy Robin Lynn Varney 4 Class Song Class Hower 1 @badGiee : L Aes wt a « Class d any F Aula Motto . he Long Kun . . . . . . Kore Blue arn! ESi ier aap be able alt any moment to sacrifice hal we are, for ole we gel hecores ve aie: Sieh ’ Douglas Way ne Young NOT PICTURED Mle! Allon Addington Weresa elorainne Couch Timothy SNE elds Susie Darelle Phillips 33 VO—ZmMWN WM ——AYr Dm VvCcw 34 Most Athletic: Johnny Poole Tammy Buckles Most Dependable: Chris Jessee Beth Dickenson Friendliest: Penny Phillips Delmar Jessee Vicki Scarberry Most Creative: Glen Jenkins Glenda DePriest Most Likely to Succeed: Jeff Compton Mary Bratton Wittiest: E.W. Hall Sandy Horne Shiest: Jamey Hale Debra Grizzle Cutest Couple: Freddie Hubble Connie Fields 36 ma SE HUS SMAZ MEG? De 3 HROW LEA LEAD ZURNOV ERS i Z G MM i | meet on eee peepee Most Industrious: Thomas Amburgey Susie Phillips Most Mischievous: Homer Gibson Anita Blevins Most Talented: Glen Dickenson Mary Fields wscernanaansn Ny Neetirrmcrnsecamerretsn Best All Around: Chris Castle Shelia Osborne Best Dressed: John Keith Beverly Stamper Biggest Flirts: Joey Lambert Carloyn Hobbs Most Talkative: Danny Couch Tammy Castle Brainiest: Richard Smith Katherine Tardy Most School Spirited: Huck Hicks Pam Hall 37 As his fans look on, Bob Gibson, noted HopScotcher, favorite sport. -Pa-T Q-—-ro van S E N O R S Johnny Poole displays his skill Jim Bush, Thomas Collins, and and agility in the horse shoe pit. Thomas Amburgey take a break from the days activities. Master chef, Bill Dillon, serves a Jeff Compton and Bob Gibson do scrumptious lunch. the slam dunk. Chris Meade and Herman Hodges fraternize with the local natives. Sandy Horne, Ellen Gilmer, Delphy Nypaver, Sherry Chafin, and Johnny Poole reminisce of their years at CHS. E. W. Hall makes a grandstand Mr. Dillon and Mr. Sword stroll play during the softball game. through the crowd of local natives and senior crazies. Several seniors participate in a Glenda DePriest shows her heated softball game. championship form in serving volleyballs. Richard Smith prepares to deliver a staggering smash of the bad- minton birdie. So BACCALAUREATE Reverend Pedro Orlando Salazar presented the sermon for the Baccalaureate services. Lie Ee scanners tt Mrs. Ellis contributed a special message in song. Invocation and the Reverend Edward Nash delivered the Benediction. 40 MAY 18, 1980 E = = £ cs =) 140) ® = fe) e ® oO ‘= ia) Pon} Ir en iors anxiously await thei Sen This hat has got to go!! Seniors display dignity during the processional. 41 OMMENCEMENT TOP TEN SENIORS Front to Back — Pam Bradley, Delphy Nypaver, Shelia Osborne, Mary Bratton, Teresa Hamilton, Chris Castle, Katherine Tardy, Carol Robinette, Jeff Compton, and Rita Grizzle. Congressman William C. Wampler addresses the Senior class. Shelia Osborne Mary Bratton Delphy Nypaver Salutatorian Class President Valedictorian Seniors listen attentively to Congressman Wampler’s speech as they anxiously await the awarding of diplomas and the festivities of graduation night. MAY 23, 1980 ‘ Pres. Beverly Dingus, V. Pres. Darryl Brown, Angie Holbrook. He Ken Couch Mike Couch Susan David Cheri DePriest Beverly Dingus 46 Jeff Dixon - Walter Grizzle Nina Guinn Angie Hale Debbie Hale Gary Hall eae hie eo Margie Hurd Yvonne Ingle Diane Jenkins Cindy Jessee Jerry Jessee 47 Qe Farrell Kantsos David Kern Lisa Kincaid i Ronnie Neece Janice Ogle Sheila Osborne Vance Owens Greg Phillips 48 AS : 4 | Luther Phillips Della Rambo Doug Salyer we Leon Talford Edward Tarr Barry Taylor Kay | aylor Sharon Taylor Tim Townes “Sammy Trent Margaret Turner Do nnetta White Thomas Williams 49 Thinking Sensibly Sheila Wilson Frank Wohlford Janet Wolfe Karen Woods Kim Wright As the junior class entered the 1979-80 school year they were faced with the task of raising money for the traditional junior-senior prom. Some of the projects which they undertook were selling M M’s, sponsoring dances, a girls volleyball tournament, a talent show, and bake sales. Lisa Wright Kim Yorke Not pictured are: Gary Fugate, Linda Harrison, Kim Kelly and Donna Vicars. 50 President: Marcella Brooks SOPHOMORES Mark Brooks Lynn Buckles Mike Bush Jackie Carter 51 — - t Jackie Caudill Mike Chafin Tyanna Chafin Alan Christian Wes Jve Datson Jimmy Dunford No No not me, I'm not goin’ in there ! Willie Dutton Kim Edmunds EEL. WEEE ie Ss) Angela Elam Ricky Ennis Jeff Ervin Dennis Fields Randy Flemming Nancy Fraley Joan Gayness Ginger Gibson t Jennifer Gibson Mike Gordon . : _ _ co i _ Paul Sutherland thoroughly enjoys the homecoming dance!! Get Pam Hamric Anita Hayes Eddie Helbert Down, Get Down!! a. : _ Jeff Ingle Pam, Kim Nancy and Missy all dress appropriately for fifty’s day. Sandy Ingle Kathy Ireson Michael Jenkins 53 54 NINETEEN RAG Dorothy Jessee Tony Kennedy ss AA as oagiss quan Joe Kiser Marlene Kiser Missie Kiser | , Tim Lambert Richard Linkous Calvin Long John Mason Brenda Mays Dora Jo Mays ft ™ Ak Another secret admirer note Marsha??? Tim Mays Greg McReynolds Phillip Meade Georgia Phillips Pam Porter Cathy Poston Roger Robinson Henrietta Scarberry Shirley Sims Arlene Smith Diana finds it hard to concentrate on EIGHT Y-TWO Sharon Milgrim Kimberly Mitchem Robert Mullins i Vicki Steffey Diana Sword Betty Talford Larry Trent David Verbal “Football Fridays”. Randall White Kimberly Willis Tammy Witson 55 56 Va Hobert Adkins PE David Breeding L.C. Browning Karen Burke a Vickie Burke } Jessee Collins Dianne Combs %e Sharon Cox — % A Matthew Fields Tavis Dotson Randy Dutton Anthony Farmer Carol Fields 57 58 David Hicks %, Kent Hartsock Y Lisa Hileman Angela Hobbs Robin Johnson was selected to represent the Freshman Class in the 1979 Homecoming. Tim Hobbs Lisa Holbrook Hope Honeycutt AA David Johnson Ra Oe Joe Johnson Lyndon Johnson Robin Johnson Frankie Jordan Rachel Keith a 3 ote 1 TE Deneen Long i Tony Martin Dana Mays Gina McCall Jackie McCall Loretta McReynolds “We are Fine We’re The NO. 1 Team of '79”, was the float presented by the Freshman Class. 59 ZN Donna Meade Dedra Powers ‘ Jeff Meade Lisa Quesenberry Thomas Mullins Rebecca Riner Dale Poston .. %, | Lisa Kay Meade BS Thomas Robinette Vickie Moore Barry Powers Dana Robinson CHEESE!!! NOT PICTURED Denise Brown James Dean Ora Fields Betty Hale Teresa Hall John Honto Kelly Kincaid Mildred Meade Randy Meade Sandra Meade Jackie Mullins Buford Patrick Donnie Patrick Michael Patrick Charles Phillips Michael Phillips Jeffrey Powers Patrick Roberts Michael Robinson Jamie Robinson Baad Karen Rose “8 SSH i Ricky Statzer Tom Towns Terasa Stewart F: ‘N Kevin Trent Anita Salyers Mark Rose - Danny Williams Todd Salyer Preston Rose Lisa Wilso Jeanette Silcox shoe . - William Strong Va Karen Salyer Michael Woods Steven Woods 61 Pres. — Nigel Trent Vice Pres. — David Bratton Sec. — Lisa Dingus Treas. — Angie Hicks Wesley Adams Debbie Addington Connie Bailey Donald Bailey Tommy Baker David Bise Pamela Bise Tracy Bisson Steve Booth Melissa Bostic Connie Bradley Kevin Bradley David Bratton Mary Sue Bryan Stephanie Bryan Michael Bumgarner Doug Burke Rebecca Burke Connie Bush Shonna Bush Christine Carter Penny Carter Penny Casteel David Castle 62 Class Of ’84 Jean Castle Mike Castle Michael Chafin Vicki Chafin Marian Coffee Kim Collins Tina Collins Connie Combs Becky Cooley Michael Crawford Gwynn Cress Carolyn Culbertson Tony Davis Jessie Dean Faye Dickenson Roger Dickenson Lisa Dingus Matthew Dingus Randy Dixon Jill Elkins Pam Ennis Melissa Farmer Bobby Fields Fredia Fields Melissa Gibson Richard Gibson Pam Glovier Betty Gray Gloria Grizzle Chris Hale Deetta Hale Suzie Hale Allen Hall Darlene Hall Jonathan Hall Judy Hall Kathleen Hall Ronald Hall Lisa Hamilton Eighth Graders will be Eighth Graders 63 Class Of ’84 Connie Hamric Donna Harris Ronald Hartsock Shirley Hawkins Charlene Helbert Freddie Helbert Angela Herndon Angie Hicks Eugene Horne Greg Horne Mike Horner @ Melissa Hudson Eighth Grade Attendent Connie Hamric es- corted by Jeff Horne Darryl Huffman Donna Hurd Vicky Hurd Michael James Debra Jenkins Harriet Jessee Mike Jessee Tony Jessee Arvena Johnson ; — Richard Johnson _— aad _ Hannah Keith Randall Kilgore Jeff Kiser Kenneth Kiser Mary Lewis Kathy Mabry Teresa Martin Connie Mays Janice McCall Kathy McCall Hugh McCarty Karen McClellan Ronald McClellan Mary McReynolds Joyce Meade Teresa Meade Donna Milgrim Mike Milgrim Rebecca Minton Jeff Morefield 64 Class Of ’84 Chris Salyer Delois Salyer John Salyer Nelson Salyer Ella Salyer Peggy Salyer Ronnie Salyers Wanda Sandidge Angela Sargent Billy Mullins Joseph Mullins Lisa Mullins Pamela Mullins Phyllis Mullins Susan Mullins Teresa Mullins Valerie Mullins Rachel Osborne Andrew Page Rita Jo Palmer Fred Parsons David Patrick Kim Peters Kim Phelps David Phillips Lloyd Phillips Paul Phillips Tommy Porter Michael Powers Scott Prater Tom Purkey Leah Rasnake Frances Robinson Melissa Robinson Myra Robinson Kimberly Rose Teresa Rose Lara Ruff Randy Rynes lf at first you don’t succeed, there's always next year. 65 Jasper Scarberry Eddie Scarberry Laura Summey Faye Surrett Kim Taylor Timmy Taylor Timothy Taylor Virginia Townes Nigel Trent Jennifer Turner Terry Turner Bruce Wagner “Peace, baby!” William White Jeff Williams Lisa Williams Danny Wilson Terry Allen, a typical 8th grader. Anita Woods Sammy Woods James Worley Jennifer Worley Dedra Wright Paula Yorke 66 68 Beverly Stamper, es- corted by Chris Castle, was crowned Home- coming Queen 1979 HOMECOMING Ellen Gilmer, escorted by Joey Lambert (left), and Vicki Scarberry, es- corted by Pete Bradley (right), were also chosen as Senior attendants. ate GS: The Homecoming Attendants of 1979: 10th grade, Robin Barnette, escorted by Bob Gibson; 11th grade, Sheila Osborne, escorted by Bobby Ring; Senior, Ellen Gilmer, escorted by Joey Lambert; Homecoming Queen, Beverly Stamper, escorted by Chris Castle; senior, Vicki Scarberry, escorted by Pete Bradley; 9th grade, Robin Johnson, escorted by Dennis Jenkins; and not pictured was Connie Hamric, escorted by Jeff Horne. Right; Robin Bar- nette, escorted by Bob Gibson, was chosen as the Sophomore atten- dant. Everyone boogied to the beat at the Homecoming dance. Se eEEEEE——eeeEEEeEeEeEeEeEeeEOo 70 Ms. Norris has her eye on Mr. X Robert Salyers assists Mr. Campbell with crowning the queen. SS ee 4. all “Devil Hurricane Shakes Saltville” was the first place float presented by the Senior class. Left: “Devils Are Going to Bury You Just the Way You Are” was the third place float presented by the Sophomores. Right: “Devils Are Shaker Breakers” was the second place float presented by the Junior class. VEVILE Ant SHANER BREAKERS | bees The Part of halftime activities included C.H.S. in flames. cheerleaders enjoy a little refreshment to regain their voices. The football team was very excited with their Homecoming victory over Saltville. Strategy at work. 71 72 DANCE DANCE DANCE Everybody boogies to the beat of rock and roll. Sherrie and James enjoy the slow dance. Ricky THE NIGHT AWAY Yunney seems to have LOiSitae SOM e Orc man Oln something. Ennis moves his feet to the beat. 73 74 COUNTRY CURRENT “Country Current” band of the United States NAVY. Country Current is a Bluegrass band. PERFORMED AT CHS Just standing around. “Country Current” band has performed at CHS for the past few years. Every time they visit they are greatly admired by both the students and faculty. 75 76 Top: Dewitt House donates a very important part of his body to the “Mr. Cool” con- tests Left: Faculty participate in pep rally activities. Right: Carolyn Hobbs shows great spirit at a pep rally. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT Josefa Idalia Nerio Sheila Osborne teaches Idalia about “down home” cooking. Josefa Idalia Nerio came to Castlewood High School as a Senior from El Salvador. She is 19 years old and enjoys music, basketball, picnics, movies, SCnool and: BOY so. 77 “Always and Forever” was the theme of the Prom which was presented to the Seniors by the Juniors. Mr. Sword keeps the beat with his feet! The Prom Royalty was as_ follows: Sheila R. Osborne, Queen; Ellen Minahan, Princess; Mike Couch, Prince; and Glenn Jenkins, King. 1980 PROM Beverly Dingus presents roses to Mrs. Miotke for her help and dedication to the Junior class. Sheila R. Osborne: seems to be very content at this moment. Menageri presented the music at the 1980 Junior-Senior Prom. 79 laugh with his date. Nearly everyone enjoys the slow dances. Danny Counts, “The Perpetual Senior’ makes his annual appearance at the prom punch bowl. | Freddie's goes “Hollywood”. Everyone waits patiently for the music to begin. For refreshments, cakes were baked in honor of the Seniors. 81 MISS CHS 1980 Above right: Kim White was chosen as Miss Castlewood 1980. Below: The four runners-up were Carolyn Hobbs, first runner up; Sheila L. Osborne, second runner-up; Yvonne Ingle, third runner-up; and Tara Glover, fourth-runner-up. Below right: Carolyn Hobbs receives her trophy for first runner-up. Other winners were Sheila R. Os- borne, Miss Congeniality; Glenda DePriest, Best Model; Tara Glover, Sponsor Queen; Barbara Porter, second place Sponsor Queen; and Kim White, Most Photogenic. 82 JR. MISS CHS 1980 Above: The runners-up were Pam Long, 1st; Vicky Chafin, 2nd; Lisa Holbrook, 3rd; Valerie Mullins, 4th. Below: Jill Elkins, Best Model; Pam Long, Most Photogenic; Kellie Stewart, Sponsor Queen; and Lisa Dingus, Miss Congeniality. Left: Dawn DePriest was chosen as Jr. Miss Css 84 Op) =| Z4 (AN CO) CG) eo el 2 — ©) a (© a0 a Libby Biggerstaff is initiated as the President of the SCA 1980-81. Mary Bratton receives a certificate for being editor of the yearbook. Freddy Hubble, the 1979-80 SCA President, addresses the student body. Mr. Larry Massey, Principal of the Russell County Vocational School, makes a guest appearance during the program. Eddie Bush received the Agriculture award. Pam Bradley receives an award for five years of perfect attendance. Mr. Massey presents a vocational award to Robert Salyer. William Earnie Hurd received a certificate in Math. Mr. Banner welcomes everyone to the awards assembly. Sheila Osborne receives the DAR Good Citizenship Award. Lee Bush receives an award Wayne Hall receives a for twelve years of perfect Vocational award. attendance. Mr. Eugene Campbell is awarded a plaque in his honor for devoted ser- vice to Castlewood High School. 85 OPECIAL Chris Castle and E. W. Hall attended Boy’s State. Sheila R. Osborne was chosen by her classmates for the DAR Good Citizenship Award. Delphy Nypaver and Sheila Osborne attended Girl’s State last summer. 86 HONORS § } : i 3 Rhonda Baker was the winner in the state FBLA Typing | contest. Winners in the SVCC Business contest — Linda Harris, Rhonda Baker, first place Typewriting 1; Angie Elkins, first place Business English; Connie Fields, first place Shorthand ||; Karen Castle, first place Filing; Nina Guinn, second place Filing. The FBLA of Castlewood High School was also proclaimed the number one school in Business Education. Above: Connie Fields (seated) and Rhonda Baker were winners in the Clinch Valley Region FBLA. Left: Jane Hartsock attended Governor's School for the gifted. She also attended the Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership Seminar in Richmond. 87 SPECIAL HONORS Forensic High School Winners Standing left to right: Pam Hamerick, Spelling; Angie Elkins, Prose; Libby Biggerstaff, Public Speaking; Delphy Nypaver, Poetry; Seated left to right: Freddie Hubble, Public Speaking, Tiny Austin, Prose; Benny Mays, Poetry. Benny Mays was the District winner in poetry. YMCA Cultural Arts program participants. ee) ee) SIS, ARSITY m—roprpwidcjmn John Keith pulls down another pass for a Devil touchdown. Leon finds an opening for extra yardage. Vance shakes up a Shaker. Front Row: Allen Christian, Ricky Statzer, Todd Long, Tiny Austin, Richard Jessee, Greg McReynolds, Vance Owens. Kneeling: Coach Ray Spenilla, Jeff Mullins, Dennis Jenkins, Randy Fleming, Mike Couch, Mike Bush, Edward Tarr, Frank Wohlford, Darry| Brown, Coach A. C. Burke. Standing: Coach Dan Glass, Charlie Collins, Jonn Hale, Mike Grizzel, Tracy Salyers, Leon Talford, Barry Taylor, Abo White, Richard Matda, Coach John Wayne Martin. Back Row: Joe Hicks, Glenn Jenkins, Robert Salyer, Lee Bush, Huck Hicks, Chris Meade, Dewitt House, John Keith. — oD cg S no — Ow = [ fs (= 5 A 25 r= a us —aED Oe o ® YS) PE} Me (ajanee @) Eo. eh) - eee = =e) { aS S a ot 6 ) =3G 5} be Ow Matyas) 2 2 (Se ess “ae 205 af¢s 2 Ss ci D Oo8 (HL, (ox CERRY Se oT AMEE 0s = = = = EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL §! 1st Row: Nigel Trent, Mark Salyers, Greg Hale, Bill Higgins, David Bratton, Jeff Grizzel. 2nd Row: Charlos Nash, Eddie Hale, Darrel Huffman, Scott Prater, Eric Bryant, Mike Hamilton. 3rd Row: Coach Randy Poole, | William White, Fred Parsons, John Long, Randy Dixon, Coaches Tommy Patrick and Randy Poole. David Phillips, Tony Davis, Ronnie McGee, Coach Tommy Patrick. Retiring Seniors — Rhonda Patrick and Tammy Buckles aia ya 94 Be Lady Devils warm-up prior to the game. Karen Castle battles for a rebound. Kneeling: Tammy Buckles, Coach Buddy Poole. Standing: Rhonda Patrick, Ellen Minihan, Karen Castle, Jane Hartsock, Lisa Kincaid, Lisa Hileman, Marsha House, Betty Talford. SNES, JV. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 96 SRN eae OTANI saa Betty Talford VOLLEYBALL 1980 makes All-District Team. Kneeling: Sheila Osborne, Lisa Kennedy, Dora Jo Mays, Sheila R. Osborne, Jeannie Austin, Ellen Minihan, Kim Yorke. Standing: Evan Beauchamp, An- nette Osborne, Tara Glover, Anita Hayes, Karen Castle, Hope Honeycutt, Ellen Gilmer, Mary Fields, Glenda DePriest Glenda DePriest struggles for a bump. 97 J. V. BASKETBALL °79-’ Kelly Kincaid shoots for two. Kneeling: Richie Linkous, Chuck Banner. Standing: Bobby Dorton, Kelly Kincaid, Ricky Pientka, Mike Patrick, Jeff Meade, Mike Griz- zel, Charlie Collins, Billy Salyer, Greg McReynolds, Anthony Dingus, James Light, Arron Osborne Kneeling: Tim Taylor, Wesley Adams, Jeff Williams, Mathew Dingus, Mike James, David Patrick, David Bratton. Standing: Coach Dan Glass, David Phillips, Tony Davis, Bobby Fields, Randy Dixon, William White, Scott Prater, Kevin Bradley BASKETBALL 101 102 Top: Carolyn Hobbs, Becky Couch, Pam Hall. Bottom: Carolyn Gibson, Delphy Nypaver, Carmella Collins. Kneeling: Robin Johnson, Diana Sword Cheerleaders cheer Devils on to another victory. ih b i i a gage anh tt suudevnas ane 103 SSS. es er caster eaaeneeeennenpiaiomnayeennadil tania -sasuessassand: iiamesaeamennenanaasetepanieageneessesaeeceeethieneneneteeeeteneseteret eee EE Stephen Phillips struggles against a tough Warrior. Sitting: Jerry Tarr, Randy Dutton, Stephen Phillips, Edward Tarr, Bill Gibson. Kneeling: Bob Gibson, Todd Long, Ken Couch, Mike Couch, Kenny Hawkins. Standing: Coach A. C. Burke, Lee Bush, Farrel Kantsos, Sammy Trent, Chris Meade, Joe Hicks, John Hale Devils receive trophy after winning the District Wrestling Meet. NN ae line. Johnny hits backhand down the GO wo . Mm xt nike = © oO © on O 2O ae = © amo oS Cw Ors o= eo Oo Os c= © by (2. =i ate ee Ore nO 19) ) Oma x aS Q 9 Om Ore CO Es 2 6 i, foe Chris shows good form in hitting a backhand. Burke SOSA SEA RR 106 eee ee ee ate: wrested easrtenny “ad ee = Front row: Beverly Dingus, Ellen Minahan, Kim Yorke, Sharon Milgrim, Valerie Mullins, Back Row: Missy Kiser, Libby Biggerstaff, Tara Glover, Paula Yorke, Robin Johnson. ——— a i Ibn ¥ Kim puts away overhead slam. 107 Tiny waits for the right pitch. aoc EE Coach Spenilla and Dewitt discuss their strategy. Mark hurls his way to an excellent season. Kneeling — Dewitt House, Coach John Wayne Martin, Coach Ray Spinella. Sitting — Randy Fleming, Kelly Kincaid, David | Osborne, Vance Owens, Bobby Ring, Leon Talford, James Brooks, Delmar Jessee, Ricky Pientka. Standing — John | Hall, Manager, Barry Powers, “Abo” White, Charlie Collins, Mark Ring, “Tiny” Austin, Frank Wohlford, Tim Ruff, . W. Hall, Ernie Hurd, Manager. Charlie hustles down first bas e line. Leon hurries back to beat a throw to first. 109 J. V. BASEBALL Sitting — Chuck Banner, James Brooks, Tommy Porter, Chris Salyer, James Light, Kevin Bradley, David Bratton, Mike Bush. Standing — Randy Dixon, Steve Woods, Mike Patrick, Mike Grizzel, Wesley Adams, Ricky Pientka, Tony Davis, Phillip Meade, Coach Daniel Glass. Coach Glass relaxes and refreshes after a game. EE Us With determination Jane Hartsock reaches for a longer distance. bar with ease. ORE Front Row: Delphy Nypaver, Carolyn Hobbs, Sheila Os- borne, Pam Hall. Middle Row: Karen Osborne, Hope Honeycutt, Dawn DePriest, Betty Talford, Dora Jo Mays, Becky Couch, Dana Robinson. Back Row: Penny Patrick, Dedra Powers, Carmella Collins, Addrienne Adams, Lila Bush, Sheila Osborne, Jane Hartsock, Coach Carolyn Litton. At2 Up and Over — Leon Talford clears the The thrill of victory — The mile relay team is congratulated by a Chilhowie runner. Dila Looks exhausted after the two mile run. Front Row: Richard Jessee, Edward Tarr, Greg Johnson, Aaron Osborne, Richie Linkous, Kent Hartsock, Calvin Long, Sammy Smith. Middle Row: Sammy Spencer, Harold McCoy, Richard Matda, Manfred Jessee, Darryl Brown, Anthony Dingus, Kevin Trent, Mike Couch, Vance Owens. Back Row: Coach Larry Shortt, Johnny Poole, John Kieth, Todd Long, Barry Taylor, Abo White, Dewitt House, Kelly Kincaid, Lee Bush, Greg Phillips, Frank Wohlford, Leon Talford, Manager Sherri Baker, Coach David Cozzolino. Carolyn strains across the finish line in the last leg of the mile relay. Richie breaks the school record in the mile run. Coach Cozzolino gives Vance last minute instructions. Richard takes first place in the district pole vault. Leon shows his strength in the long jump. 113 ... AND MORE SPORTS SPORTS BS a ae Section Editors: Johnny Poole, Delphy Nypaver, Mary Fields, Carolyn Hobbs, Delmar Jessee, Twig Bowman, Chris Meade, Penny Phillips, Michelle Hall, Tammy Buckles, Jeannie Burke. Sponsor: Ms. Sandra Norris, Tammy Buckles, Pam Hall, Sherri Baker, Delmar Jessee, Penny Phillips, Mary Brat- ton, Michelle Hall, Lisa Kennedy, Vicki Scarberry, Chris Meade, Jeannie Burke, Glenda DePriest, Mary Fields, Delphy Nypaver, Johnny Poole. Not Pictured: Jane Hartsock, and Carolyn Hobbs. eateemmennnareneninenenttcttt -sesenyten 2 CASTLETONIAN Oo TAFF We the yearbook staff would like to express our appreciation and gratitude for all the help and guidance Ms. “‘N” has given us this past year. Without her un- derstanding and patience, the 1979-80 Castletonian would not have been possible. DOI ANKeYOUsMSmNa!t The Journalism class wouid like to say “thanks” to Mary Bratton for being the greatest editor ever to us. ss cis THANK YA, Seas the pictures is the hardest TEENY sae bec de Penny, Vicki, Randy? WORK- Faster than a Speeding Bullet! ING??? Thank you Vicki for keeping the Business Editor: Vicki Scarberry | | business clean!!! ee 4 es lin | Fifties Day ... SHA BOOM! SHA “HELLO DARLING” ... sing it BOOM! Chris! Delphy Nypaver — Editor SENTINEL o TAFF Delmar Jessee, John Keith, Michelle Hall, Katherine Tardy, Pam Bradley, Carol Robinette, Johnny Poole, Delphy Nypaver, Ellen Gilmer. Not Pictured: Chris Castle : i ; | yi “4 John Keith: Art Editor Chris Castle: Photographer The students at Castlewood High School would like to commemorate the Sentinel Staff on the outstanding job they have done preparing and enter- taining Us with the newspaper throughout the year. ; Feature Editors: Layout Editors: Michelle Hall Pam Bradley, Carol Robinette Ellen Gilmer Katherine Tardy : vie , : C Mrs. Dolly Wallace (Sponsor) Sports Editors: John Poole, Angie Holbrook, Delmar Jessee, Lee Bush (ye SENIOR BETA bers. Front to Back: Rita Grizzle, Pam Bradley, Mary Bratton, Connie Fields, Carol Robinette, Katherine Tardy, Pam Hall, Delphy Nypaver, Michelle Hall, Vicki Scarberry, Mary Fields, Thomas Am- burgey, Chris Jessee, Delmar Jessee, Richard Smith, Johnny Poole. 120 Se SN TON aT TN re q Sac ; Cs S - - : Front to Back: Karen Burke, Angie Hobbs, Carmella Collins (Reporter), Anthony Dingus, Mike Patrick, Kim Mitchem, Cheryl Sluss, Becky Couch, Dana Robinson (Secretary), Jeff Meade, Kent Hartsock (President), Mansford Jessee, Mike Bush, David Osborne, Stephen Woods, David Breeding, Nancy Fraley, Melinda Warner, Anita Hayes (Vice-Pres.), Jennifer Gibson. JUNIO BETA ae SSS rh £6 me Mr. Frank Horton, the guest speaker for the ceremony. At the reception following the induction ceremony. i 22 President: Freddie Hubble Secretary: Connie Fields Vice-President: Ellen Minihan (Not Pictured) Pe Front to Back: Lisa Hileman, Deneen Long, Dedra Powers, Johnny Poole, E.W. Hall, Linda Hall, Shauna Bush, Georgia Phillips, Fred- die Hubble, Connie Fields, Kim Johnson, Delphy Nypaver, Michelle Hall, Hope Honeycutt, Sandy Horne, Mary Bratton, Jennifer Gib- son, Kim Willis, Anita Woods, Glen Dickenson, Kim York, Karen Castle, David Bratton, Nigel Trent, Angela Elkins, Travis Dotson, Con- nie Hamric, Charlie Collins, Kent Hartsock, Kevin Lowe, Kevin Trent, Thomas Amburgey, Chris Chafin, Rita Grizzle. ) Marsha House (Sec.-Treas.), Lisa Kincaid, Coach Ray Spenilla (Sponsor), Betty Talford (Vice-Pres.), Charlie Collins, Johnny Hale, Bill Gibson, Dewitt House, Vance Owens, Bob Gibson, Delmar Jessee, Richard Linkous, Kevin Lowe (Pres.) itl caine The Pep Club is larger this year than ever before growing in number well over 100. 123 ldolia Nerio, Margret Turner, Pam Bradley, Rita Grizzle, Loretta McReynolds, Mr. Hodges a HRISTIAN Eee Front to Back: Mrs. Elam (Sponsor), Sherri DePriest (V-P), Linda Hall (Sec.), Robin Barnette (Treas.), Randy Hall, Jeff Ervin (Pres.), Pam Porter, Joyce Bradley, Rhonda Baker, Mrs. Gibson (Spon.), Arlene Smith, Connie Rynes, Yvonne Ingle, Dorothy Jessee, Brenda Mays, Jimmi-Kay Counts, Susan David. 124 7-2 OLSOrr maz UZ a a he eS Front to Back: Woody Strong, Bobby Dorton, Samuel Tardy, Billy Gray, Tanner Hall, Tavis Dotson, Kevin Trent, James Brooks, Greg McReynolds, Jim Bush, Jackie Kiser, Henry Castle, Danny Williams, Mike Chafin, Paul Phillips, Terry Silcox, Randy Meade, Tim Taylor, Sid Johnson (Sponsor). Front to Back: Mary Bratton, Connie Fields, Nina Guinn, Pat Hale, Freda Salyer, Connie Rynes (Sec.), Penny Phillips (Treas.), Karen Woods (Vice-Pres.), Mrs. Linda Harris (Sponsor), Anita Blevins, Sharon Taylor, Lisa Wright, Tammy Castle (Pres.), Kim McCoy. 125 Front to Back: David Bratton, Scott Prater, David Breeding, Lynn Domby, Ricky Statzer, Peggy Fleming, Nancy Frally, Pam Hamric, Richard Jessee, John Mason, Tim Mays, Richard Matda, Thomas Williams, Lisa Stewart, Kim Long, Tereasa Stewart, Vicki Moore, Randy Rynes, Tony Cornet, Tereasa Martin, Karen Burke, David Kern, Donna Hurd, Mr. Robinson, Leah Rasnake, Donnette White, Jane Hartsock, Beverly Dingus, Ellen Minahan, Sandy Meade. a eal) o ) Gp) @) 41 @) se 126 Ora Front to Back: Joseph Mullins, Melissa Bostic, Eddie Scarberry, Stephen Booth, Mike Powers, Richard Johnson, Katherine Hall, Ritchie Gibson, Kim Johnson, Peggy Salyers, Florene Collins, Richard Smith, Shirley Hawkins, Sharon Milgrim, Glenda DePriest, Bob Purkey, Lisa Hudson, Wesley Adams, Nelson Salyer, Sandy Ingle, Mike James, Glen Dickenson. Front to Back: Mary Bratton, Connie Fields, Nina Guinn, Pat Hale, Freda Salyer, Connie Rynes (Secretary), Penny Phillips (Treasurer), Karen Woods (Vice President), Mrs. Linda Harris (Sponsor), Anita Blevins, Sharon Taylor, Lisa Wright, Tammy Castle (President), Kim McCoy. FBLA served the elderly on Valentine’s Day. The Future Business Leaders of American have helped tremendously in the activities at school as well as with the citizens in our area. Their fellowship will always be highly esteemed. CASTLEWOOD BLUE DEVIL 5 ; ee. a tiny. OE i ee Ee te ‘ide OLE BON”: a My aa wR OL ad TOM yy Majorettes: Yvonne Ingle, Kim Yorke, Angie Elkins, Libby Biggerstaff. 128 Drum Major: Mary Fields Yi Sherri McCowan. LEE J Lh LE OLE, UZzrw Flag Corps: Lisa Holebrook, Glenda DePriest, Front to Back: Libby Biggerstaff (Pres.), Cheryl Sluss (V-P), Jill Elkins (S-T), Mike Phillips (Chaplain), Mary Fields (Drum-Majorette), Glenda DePriest (Flag Captain), Angie Elkins (Head-Majorette), Mike Powers (Sec- tion Leader), Jennifer Turner (Librarian), Lisa Gordon (Lib.), Tammy DePriest (S-L). SECT Percussion: Randy Rynes, William White, Valerie Mullins, Stephanie Bryan, Joyce Meade, Cathy White. Brass Section: Mike Powers, Mike Phillips, Dedra White, Betty Gray, Steve Talbert, David Breeding, Stephen Phillips. % Woodwind Section: Paula Yorke, Lisa Dingus, Myra Robinson, Jill Elkins, Kim Mitchem, Tammy DePriest, Lisa Gordon, Hugh McCarty, Cheryl Sluss, Jennifer Turner, Pam Bise, Lara Ruff, Joe Kiser. 129 REFLECTIONS 130 Honaker and Lebanon Castlewood Milton’s Ca Fresh Foods, Meat Shop At Shulers Taylor Furniture Box 125 Castlewood, Virginia 24224 134 sh Store Vegetables and Feeds Phone: 762-5068 Compliments of Shuler and Ronnie Milton ZALES, THE DIAMOND STORE Student Accounts Invited. Your Class Ring Headquarters Bristol Mall Bristol, VA. HAMILTON’S WRECKER SVC. REPAIR 1 Mile No. on Rt. 63 St. Paul, VA. 24283 703-762-7820 or 7447 Insp. Sta. 2884 HS5 Compliments of United Mine Workers District 28 GREER SON Jewelers Wf _ } Live it up... black tie - The Prom is YOUR wine 253 W. Main St. moan Tuxedo BRISTOL MALL 466-8321 Abingdon Virginia 24210 Hillcrest Stables Walking and Racking Training and Boarding Owner and Trainer — Lynn Gray Assistant Trainers — Scotty Long Jeffery Long 136 For All Your-Real Estate Needs Call: St. Paul Real Estate Sales Phone: 762-9742 or 762-9768 221 3rd Street Bristol, Tenn. 3 7620 RUSSELL COUNTY HOLSTON STEEL FUNERAL HOME, INC. SAE ELGS, U Box 1115 — Lebanon, VA. 24266 Custom designed steel buildings Structural Steel anon Fabrication KING Hing Queen Carpet 4 AND 3 RT. 80 — BLACKFORD, VA. QUEEN PHONE 873-5536 or 873-5158 SPECIALIZING IN SEAMLESS ALUMINUM GUTTERING (CHOICE OF COLORS) AND BUILT-UP ROOFS FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED “We may not be the best, but we’re better than the rest” The Office Place Supplies — Furniture Equipment 498 East Main Tommy’s Restaurant Main Street, Abingdon, VA. Abingdon, VA 628-8231 Copper Creek Grocery Bob and Katherine Wampler C. B. Jordon Boxe) St. Paul, VA. 24283 Southwest of P.O. Box 900 St. Paul, VA. 138 24283 Hamlin General Store Route 1 Castlewood, Virginia 24224 Piggly Wiggly Lebanon, VA. Russell County aac Sporting Goods, Inc. Russell County Shopping Center ent Lebanon, Va. 24266 S Bank Virginia Each depositor insured to $20,000 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Horne and Phillips Dealers in Surplus and Salvage St. Paul, VA. No. 1 No. 2 North on 63 Wholesale At Hanging Warehouse Rock Russell St. Mountain Sounds Co., Inc. Rt. 1, Box 40A Lebanon Virginia Modern Chevrolet Compliments of Honaker, Virginia 19 Payless Supermarket Frosty Box N Bossie Coeburn, VA 24230 Coeburn, VA. Also Wise and Hot dogs, hamburgers Applachia dinners, Fish-n-chips Dairy Products, Cones, Shakes and Sundaes Phone: 395-2083 The Farmers Exchange Bank linves New Used C.B. Equipment P.O. Box 764 Coeburn Coeburn, VA. 24230 Virginia Phone: 395-3983 Y Bee e urst Electronics 24230 140 Discount Food Co., Inc. 5856 Abingdon Hiway Abingdon, VA. Food by the case Phone: | Statzer - Stout | 628-2741 e valeteria LOCATED ONE MILE NORTH OF ABINGDON ON HIGHWAY 19 (Bluefield Highway ) Owned and operated by Earnest J. Statzer and Jack Stout Private Dining Rooms Serving Breakfast 7 A.M. — 10:30 A.M. For Parties Banquets Open 7 A.M. — Closes 9 P.M. Phone 628-7179 Abingdon, Virginia 24210 Jessee’s Food Market Hull Co. Box 327 Outdoor Power St. Paul, Equipment and Supplies eh ee Virginia For 24283 Contractors — Farm — Home — Industry 1201-1207 W. State Street Bristol, VA. 24201 Phone: 669-8351 BILL’S FABRICS, INC. Sun, Virginia 24224 DIXON SEWING SALES AND SERVICE Approved Singer Dealer Castlewood, VA. 24224 Fabric and Patterns Phone: 762-9433 FRED’S SUNOCO Rimi boOxr Castlewood, VA. 24224 PHILLIP’S AUTO WAREHOUSE St. Paul, VA. 24283 George Larry McReynolds Agent PROB OxXeZ 07 St. Paul, Virginia 24283 Ui Bus. Phone: 762-7251 Res. Phone: 762-9352 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. Ce — STATE FARM INSURANC E COMPANIES HOME OFFICES. BLOOMINGTON. LLINOIS NORTON FLORAL St. Paul, Virginia 24283 WILLIS’ BOxXsoaG St. Paul, VA. 24283 141 ite ie IG Mi Rebecca Hardware Fabrics z —Dress Fabrics— Furniture D i S C O U N T —Upholstery— Company —Drapery— Lebanon, VA. Norton, Va. NTER 24273 a Phone: 889-3612 BLEVINS TIRE FREE-WHEELER RECAPPING CO. MOTORS, INC. . ler 2450 Lee Hwy. P.O. Box 691 St. Paul, Virginia Bristol, VA. Highway 58-A 24201 Coeburn, VA. 24224 24230 Ke Phone: KELLY 395-3305 Fred Jimmy Gay Meade — Owners LEBANON BLOCK SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. OMB OXeoiLG Lebanon, Virginia 24266 Phone 889-2921 “We Specialize In All Building Materials” = ” —s a == SS SS x 142 Owner: Sears Authorized Catalog Store Jack and Melody Burke Phone: 762-5525 Gifts — Crafts — Antiques Oddities — Quality Hand Made Macrame Leather Goods, Quilts, Etc. RED BARN 5254 Lee Hwy. Bristol, Va. 24201 J.W. Loggans Jonathan Loggans HI-WAY MOTEL Rica bOXas3 Abingdon Virginia St. Paul, Virginia Reape Le: es 88 , wibehane: B B TRACTOR CO., INC. P.O. Box 624 Abingdon, Virginia 24210 Phone: 628-9109 Tom Blankenship — Mgr. DOTTIE’S QUEEN SHOP Styles for the fuller figure Bristol, Va. 24201 Tues. thru Sat. 10 A.M. — 6 P.M. Closed Sunday Monday 143 ARNOLD’S JEWELER’S 321 West Main Self-Serv Box 218 Coeburn, Virginia 24230 High School Rings by Josten’s and Art Carved Abingdon, Va. 24210 First Assembly of God MONTGOMERY WARD PeOsBOxXeso’ Lebanon Virginia Dante, Va. 889-2370 Musick Tommy’s Hardware Smith 524 Park Ave. POebOxEon Norton, VA. Cleveland, Va. 24225 24273 889-3740 Compliments of Lebanon Service Center George Susie Kennedy Rt. 2 Lebanon, Virginia 24266 Coburn, Va. 395-3437 McDonald’s 1501 Lynn Garden Drive Kingsport, Tenn. 37665 St. Paul Floral Gift Shoppe Dallas and Joanne Hubbard, Owners Complete Floral Wedding Service St. Paul, Va. 762-9485 St. Paul Drug Company Russell Street St. Paul, Va. 24224 Virginia Ann Jewelers Lebanon, Va. Glenn’s Finer Homes BOxe43 , Norton, VA. 24273 Quik Superette 2 Highway 19 Groceries, Hot Food, Beverages Gravelick 889-2050 Grocery Rt. 1 Castlewood, Va. 24224 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 145 146 Van Dervort’s, Inc. Smart Styles Quality Shoes Properly Fitted Paramount Theatre Building Bristol, Tennessee 37620 REMINEVS GOBBLE, INC. Gristols Smartest Mens Shop PARAMOUNT BUILDING BRISTOL, TENNESSEE 37620 H.P. KING State Street Bristol, Tennessee 37620 KEGLEY ARCO SERVICE CENTER 24 Hour Wrecker Service P.Q BOX 474. LEBANON, VA. 24266 ghey 889-5150 NIGHT 889-1903 Royal Jewelers 628 Park Ave. Norton, Va. 24273 Lonesome Pine LaFayette 1444 Park Avenue, Norton, VA. CLINCH MOTORS Box 86 St. Paul, VA. 24283 Qon's - WAJav Shop MEN'S AND LADIES WEAR Lust Gate Shopping Center East fain Street Abingdon, Virginia 24210 Jesse’s Drug Store Your health is our business Lebanon, Va. Phone: 889-2151 aay Castle Chevrolet PrOnBoxeice5 Lebanon, VA. June Don Castle Phone: 889-3600 them Lebanon News “Russell County's Family News- paper Since 1880” is Harold’s Old Fashion Barber, Beauty, Style Shop West Lebanon 24266 Village Motel and Restaurant Box 08, Castlewood, VA. 24224 Buddy’s Appliance Center Maytag, RCA, General Electric and Litton Wise, Virginia 328-8611 Stewart Furniture and Appliance Inc. Box 368 St. Paul, VA. GRAND BENCHCRAFT P.O. Box 128 4th Russell St. St. Paul, Virginia 24283 Tel. (703) 762-5278 ® Custom Maker of Benchrest, Varmint, and Target Guns @® Grand “Competition- BR’, Rifle Barrels @ Precision Shooting Supplies and Accessories Stop Shop Superette Big M Feed Dealer Owned Operated by Mr. Mrs. Jim Bailey Phone: 762-7711 147 JUST LIKE FREE E PICKUP Smitt Store Aut 428 Ben Franklin Broad Street St. Paul, Virginia ES David Smith M.C. Johnson — Owner P.O. Box 662 Coeburn, Va. 24230 Western Auto P.O. Box 606 Buy and Se St. Paul, Virginia 24283 uN! MORRELL DATSUN, INC. 131 Kingsport Hwy. Bristol, Tennessee 37620 148 IMATES DELIVER Jpholstery =urniture Front Street (703) 395-6461 ised Furniture 44 Broad St. C.R. Pate and Co. Insurance St. Paul, VA. 762-5544 Wise Hardware and Furniture Co. Norton, VA. 24273 OLDSNOBILE VB AMC JEEP TRUCKS 149 Castlewood Farm Supply Authorized Vance Fertilizer and Conwed Mulch Agent Hydro Seeding Rt. 2, Castlewood, VA. Phone: 889-4572 LEONIDAS 2 SE WELD 150 Athlete’s Foot-wear Accessories Upper level Fort Henry Mall Kingsport Continuous Compounding means no time outs. FNEB savers earn maximum interest, non-stop, around the clock. Interest on interest. At FNEB it’s the calculation that counts. pv A FNEB First National Exchange Bank A Dominion Bankshares Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation | | 4 [ SOAS SOMA) je V4 the graduating class SOMA SSO DAMM yw Compliments of ST. PAUL BOTTLING COMPANY Bostic Ford Rt. 19, Lebanon, Virginia LEBANON EQUIPMENT CO. Rt. 1, Lebanon, Virginia 151 Oo | o= Sporting Goods PO BOXA - FRONT STREET Coeburn, Virginia 24230 TOWN AND COUNTRY HARDWARE Abingdon and Damascus Phone: 628-3193 475-3222 Jay Carson’s Cummins St. Abingdon, VA. 24210 RUSSELL BUILDERS AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Lebanon, Virginia SHOPPING CENTER RT. U.S. 58A , WEST COEBURN, VIRGINIA Spertswise Inc. Your Complete Sports Center in Wise, VA. CHAFIN MOBILE HOMES, INC. 4618 Lee Highway Exit - 5 — I-81 Bristol, VA. 24201 466-4454 B.B. Chafin, Pres. Ab ingdon Wholesale Plumbing Electric Co. Abingdon, VA. Everything for Plumbing Electric Phone: 628-5101 D. S. Buck Inc. Distributor of All Products Phone: 762-5556 St. Paul VA. Phone: 628-2933 24283 Abingdon, VA. 24201 Phone: 466-4872 Bristol, VA. 24201 Texaco Fuel Oil Tanks, Furnaces, RESIDENTIAL Water Heaters T aco R. C.’s Roofing Repair Co., Inc. P. O. Box 228 Castlewood, Va. 24224 Phone (703) 762-5242 or (703) 762-7901 COMMERCIAL 153 White Stone Co. Crushed Stone — Mine Safety Dust Agriculture Lime BUSH’S MARKET West Lebanon Lebanon, Virginia Rt. 2, Castlewood, VA. Clinch Phone: 889-1889 24224 Publishing Compliments W J Prone 1380 of R V on PORTER AUTO ha —s- 1380 SALES, INC. St. Paul, VA. 24224 Publishers of Clinch Valley Lebanon, Chevrolet — Pontiac — Oldsmobile Times f —— (je 1 (8) SS Im) @ fs} ede Phone: 762-5516 154 Valley Company, Inc. St. Paul, Va. 24283 ST. PAUL SPORTSWEAR CO. Compliments of St. Paul, VA. 24283 703-762-5573 an equal opportunity employer It's From Carlyle... It's Magnificent! CARLYLE CO. Fort Henry Mall 2101 Fort Henry Drive Kingsport, TN. 37664 Store Phone: 615-245-8921 Jimmy Peedin Manager Tri County Tire Service Box 1000 St. Paul, VA. 24283 Italian Village Fort Henry Mall Kingsport, TN 37664 Lebanon Dept. Store P.O. Box 245 Lebanon, Virginia 24266 Phone: 889-3289 Ladi d Children’s . i eervenirtom First State Bank of Wise ; P. O. BOX 1349 - WISE, VIRGINIA 24293 - PHONE 703 328-8031 Men’s Store Downstairs Abingdon THE INN AT WISE Cleaners-Launderers, Inc. COURTHOUSE 371 E. Main St. “On the trail of the Lonesome Pine’”’ Excellent food served in six Dining Rooms From 6:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. x ne Dial: 628-3191 Sanitone Phone: 328-2241 Clinch Valley Lanes Box 949 ERAS: . Wise, Virginia 24293 SOUTHWEST OFFICE SUPPLY ee Supplies — Machines Repairs — Furniture 205 Main St. Wise Virginia Phone: 328-2841 156 The Italian Place To Be. St. Paul, VA. Phone: 762-9898 LEBANON APPAREL CORPORATION Contractors and Manufacturers Of Quality Apparel AOR DO Xe Oil Lebanon, Virginia 24266 Telephone: 703-889-3656 LEBANON HERB AND SHOP Located at intersection Hwy. 19 71 Lebanon, Virginia Milton Shopping Center 24224 Castlewood, VA. Remember, if you have scrap metals, 24294 roots, herbs, raw fur, get top dollar at Lebanon Herb Metal INN TOWER MOTOR COURT 804 West Main Abingdon, Virginia (ay MOORE’S DOMINION MONUMENT SUPPLY CO. CO. 1699 Lynn Garden Drive Boxe 5 Kingsport, Tenn. 37660 Lebanon, Virginia 24266 Phone: 889-5118 Bailey’s Junction CONSTHUTION COMPANY | 528 Park Avenue N.W. Asphalt Suracing OANOKE AVENUE, S. W. + P.O. BOX 12627 TELEPHONE 345-0404 Norton, VA. 24273 RIOFAUNTOLK EV SVaIEREGuinNanA 24027 DICKENSONVILLE OFFICE 889-4546 OR 889-5381 HOME 523-4536 ACCO STONE CO. P.O. BOX 175 CASTLEWOOD, VIRGINIA 24224 CRUSHED STONE PRODUCTS 158 Congratulations to hea (Ctasae 1980 From the following Students Patrons inda Sheens A Sriend Playground of’ Fashions Yearbook Staff Sharon s Shoes Lohr Rhoton Fincastle Wint Mart BP. Service Center Danny Holbrook Rufus P. Tiller Harold Kennedy Abingdon Motor Parts Co., Ine. Dr. CML Farner ames R. Kiser Andy Kiser Wiley Jesse Robert Ervin Wayne, Gail, and Fara Fields Connie and Freddie Tim and Kita Jo Hall Kissy Minihan Martin Clean-up and Trucking Scott Katev Coach and Whs. John Wayne Martin Torry Stone Audrey Glass and Kathy Shortt Mh. and Whs. Kick Kodak Mh. and Whs. Mike Sutherland fie eae THe Mh. and Whs. Bobby G. Fields RC. and Marie Grizzel Chris C. Long Me WBuddy Poole Family Darlene Moret: Beverly Dingus and MBenny Harding Henry Osborne Karen and Robbie Gary Fugate Inez House Mark Bailey Torry Kobinson Vicki Moore Bobbie Higgins Joe Tomlinson Randy and Floss Vicki Scarberry Willy Se lyer 159 160 THE LAST LAYOUT... As this year came to an end and the yearbook finally came into order, J had a moment to think as I placed the very last pictures into the last page PE a Poe pre AD Se bse A erode heratserall linen the trond oceried end (catand tive all folt as though we were caught in a snowstorm of master layouts, dummy layouts, copy sheets and pege envelopes. Wut, as the pealizalion of altel! was happening came to me, JI began to fecl a little let I thought of how add we all once’. together lo accomplish one goal, meeting the deadlines! 9 thought of all the inspiration and perspiration the class has put into this yearbook. But most of all I thought of how much we have all grown and learned together this year and what good friends we have all become. Bringing this yearbook into reality has meant a great deal of hard work for all of us, but the rewards and satisfaction for the hard work greatly outweigh the trials. As the editor, Y would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone on the staff and especially Wh. Vorris for all their efforts in accomplishing the one shared goal, that is, publishing a yearbook that the yearbook staff, the student body, the faculty and the administration can be proud of. We, the yearbook staff, are very proud of this edition of the Castletonian and we hope that you can obtain as much satisfaction from reading it as we did from putting it together. oe ” Teeny