Chilhowie High School - Chilvalee Yearbook (Chilhowie, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

THE ANNUAL STAFF CHILHOWIE HIGH SCHOOL CHILHOWIE. VIRGINIA I i I,’- 3f I ■x ' m CHS? Published by the Annual Staff of CHILHOWIE HIGH SCHOOL Chilhowie, Virginia Mr. William Baker and Mr. Arnold Mellinger check absences before school each morning. CHS is LEADERSHIP exemplified Mr. J. Leonard Mauck, Superintendent of Smyth County Schools, and Mrs. Joyce Cornette, Clerk of the School Board. The Administration, headed by Super¬ intendent J. Leonard Mauck and Principal William Baker, and the faculty provide the leadership and inspiration necessary for the development of each student as a well- rounded citizen. The 1965-66 session saw many changes in the Administration and faculty. At mid¬ term Mr. Arnold Mellinger became assist¬ ant principal, succeeding Mr. Cleve Comp¬ ton, who was namedprincipal of the elemen¬ tary school. Mr. Joe Rusek replaced Mr. Compton as head football coach. These changes were brought about when Mr. J.D. Neeley, Director of Instruction in Smyth County, resigned in order to accept a su¬ perintendency in another county and Mr. E.R. Thompson succeeded him. Mr. Gre- ever Crouse became principal of Sugar Grove High School, replacing Mr. Thomp¬ son. Mr. Charles Campbell was added to the faculty. Able student leadership is provided by the SCA, which represents the entire school and acts as the coordinator of stu¬ dent activities. 4 Miss Copenhaver as Guidance Director helps stu- Kay Greever as Student Cooperative Association President dents m e vocational and educational decisions. presides over assemblies. by the administration and faculty Miss Katrina Umberger, Smyth County Librarian, on the right, shows the new bookmobile to Mr. E. R. Thompson, Director of Instruction, and Miss Carolyn Sheffey, Visiting Teacher. Miss Lucille Sword demonstrates the use of a new ma- Members of the Physics Class experiment with a pendu- chine in Office Practice class. lum. CHS is SCHOLARSHIP encouraged. . . Students prepare research assignments in the library. Chilhowie High School provides through its curriculum ample opportunity for scholastic growth. Courses are offered in academic, com¬ mercial, and vocational fields. Students may choose electives in the sciences, math, languages, social studies, commercial subjects, home eco¬ nomics, agriculture and shop. Recently added in the eighth grade are classes in reading skills and exploratory home economics and agriculture. These courses give the eighth grader opportunity to determine his interest and abilities. An additional teacher in the commercial department made it possible for more students to take business subjects during the 1965-66 session. A new course in office practice pro¬ vided practical experience for would-be secre¬ taries. Other new courses were added. Driver ' s training, offered for the first time during the summer of 1965, proved to be a popular one- semester course. 6 Miss Elizabeth Love supervises the work of her Algebra I class vvIHl 7 Members of a physical education class listen attentively to instructions from Mrs. Basham. through a variety of classes, numerous tests, Mr. Farmer supervises practical work in a mechanical drawing class. Government students study the organization and functions of the executive branch. Several boys found that the new class in mechanical drawing was in¬ teresting as well as rewarding. Scholarship is encouraged through the publishing ot an honor roll after each grading period. Stu¬ dents on the A honor roll for the entire first semester were Judy Blevins, Sue Blevins, Ellen Bonham, Sammy Catron, Dora DeBusk, Diann DLxon, J. E, Edmiston, David Ellison, Diane Ellison, Vickie Evelsizer, Anita Goble, Linda Lou Jones, Charlee Beth Martin, Jayne Martin, Joyce Martin, Linda Lou Martin, Sue McClure, Don¬ na Pennington, Patsy Pierce, Fay Powers, Cynthia Robertson, Donna Roe, Bobby Waters, DLxie Waters, Carol Wilson. Senior girls concentrate during the Betty Crocker Homemakers ' test. and the use of an expanding library The band rehearses under the direction of Mr. David Vail for one of its many performances. 9 I Many clubs and organizations provide the l students with opportunities to express citi- i zenship and to prepare themselves to become : responsible citizens. The SCA, composed of all members of the student body, is the voice through which students may express their ideas and wishes. By working in this organization students learn to participate in the democratic process by ; nominating and electing members to the SCA | Council. During the year this group sponsored | assembly programs, school dances, clean-up | week, and a drive to help needy families at j Christmas. The main project was the publica¬ tion of a student handbook. Other organizations also have as their aims the building of character and citizenship. The FFA trains rural citizens, while the FHA j encourages good citizenship in the home. The t Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y seek to uphold high stand- ii ards of Christian conduct. All CHS clubs, | whatever their aims, give students opportuni- ■ ties to become well-rounded citizens by de- I veloping and making use of their talents and abilities and by rendering service to their ! school and community. Members of the SCA Council work on the school handbook. CHS is CITIZENSHIP practiced in Volunteers decorate the school Christmas tree. Members of the G.A.A. pack food and clothing for the needy. Homecoming highlights the fall activities. various clubs, organizations, and activities Gene Walker and other Hi -Y members prepare for their The FHA, as represented by Patsy Pierce, a federation sale of Christmas trees. officer, offers training in citizenship and homemaking. 11 Flandal Eller, Larry Russell, and David Palmer practice for upcoming track season. CHS is SPORTSMANSHIP Jimmy Gross follows through with a left-handed layup. Competitive sports provide the atmos¬ phere in which good sportsmanship may be practiced at Chilhowie High. The Warriors field varsity teams in football, basketball, baseball, track, goK, and girls ' basketball. Chilhowie High is a mem¬ ber of District 6, one of the strongest Group H districts in the state. The athletic pro¬ gram at Chilhowie High is constantly chang¬ ing and improving to keep pace with district rivals. The cheerleaders encourage good sportsmanship and school spirit through pep rallies and posters appropriate for each competition. The Chilhowie Lions Club each year presents an award at graduation to the athlete who during the year has displayed the best sportsmanship. Although being a winner is important, emphasis is not placed solely on winning at CHS. Teamwork, fair play, and self disci¬ pline are main objectives of the athletic program. Football players charge eagerly through the band and cheerleader lineups. revealed by the Warriors ' teamwork and fair play Peggy Davis comes from behind for a quick catch. The Pep Band arouses enthusiasm at ball games. 13 High salesmen in the Senior magazine campaign, led by Jerry Anderson, show their sales ' awards and the record of their achievement. CHS is SALESMANSHIP evidenced by the Members of the CHILVALEE staff sell annuals to Bobby Persistent and determined salesmen beseige Mr. Joe Hicks and Cynthia Robertson while Larry Russell checks Rusek with numerous products sold by their various his financial status. organizations. CONTENTS THEME 1-15 What is CHS ? It ' s . . . . . . LEADERSHIP 16-23 Administration and Faculty 18-22 Staff 23 . . . SCHOLARSHIP 24-63 Seniors 26-37 Juniors 38-45 Sophomores 46-49 Freshmen 50-55 Eighth Graders 56-59 Class Scenes 60-63 . . . CITIZENSHIP 64-89 Clubs 66-75 Activities 76-83 Awards and Honors 84-87 Graduation 88-89 . . . SPORTSMANSHIP 90-111 Cheerleaders 92 Homecoming 93-95 Football 96-99 Basketball 100-105 Baseball 106 Track 107 Golf 108 Snapshots 109-111 . . . SALESMANSHIP 112-131 SENIOR DIRECTORY 132-134 INDEX 135-137 ADVERTISERS ' INDEX 138 AUTOGRAPHS 139-140 support of advertisers Salesmanship plays a large part in life at Chilhowie High. Besides selling ' ' themselves to the public and selling themselves to each other, the students during the 1965-66 session were busy in selling various products in order to raise money to finance numerous worthwhile projects. The Seniors had a most suc¬ cessful magazine sales campaign, topping all previous records. The profits from this drive helped finance their Washing¬ ton trip. Other groups made money by selling candy, pens, sweat shirts, cook books, garment bags, shoe polish, fire extinguishers, Christmas cards and paper. These efforts in salesmanship provided the students with invaluable ex¬ perience in meeting the public, in the art of persuasion, and in developing self¬ confidence-experiences needed in form¬ ing well-rounded citizens. i ITS 16 LEADERSHIP 17 MR. ARNOLD MELLINGER ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, (Second Term) Carson-Newman College, B.S. Physical Education-Health, Drivers ' Education (FirstTerm), Athletic Director (First Term), Coach of Varsity Basketball, JV and Eighth Grade Football; Sponsor of Monogram Club. MR. CLEVE COMPTON ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, (First Term); Carson-Newman College, B.S. George Peabody College, M.A. Biology; Athletic Director (First Term); Football and Track Coach; Sponsor of Bus Patrol. MR. WILLIAM W. BAKER PRINCIPAL Concord College, B.S. Marshall University, M.A. ADMINISTRA TION MR. GREEVER CROUSE PRINCIPAL, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (First Term); Emory and Henry College, B.A. University of Kentucky, M.A. Government. AND FACULTY MR. R. DWIGHT BARKER, JR. Milligan College, B.S. Baseball Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach; Biology; American History; Sponsor of Hi-Y. MRS. BETTY M. BASHAM Emory and Henry College, B.A. Physical Education-Health, Drivers ' Education (Second Term); Sponsor of Sophomore Class and GAA; Coach of Girls ' Basketball. MR. CHARLES CAMPBELL Milligan College, B.S. Physical Education, Government, Science, Biology (Second Term); Assistant Coach of Baseball, Golf, and Eighth Grade Basketball. 1 MRS. CHAMP CLARK Furman University, B.A. English; Sponsor of Junior Class and THE CHILVALEE MRS. CLEVE COMPTON Carson-Newman College, B.S. Eighth Grade Skills, Science; Sponsor of Junior Class and Cheerleaders. MISS MARY PAYNE COPENHAVER Martha Washington Junior College, Emory and Henry College, B. Ed. English; Guidance Director; Sponsor of Eighth Grade and S.C.A. MR. A. B. FARMER Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., M.S. Iowa State University, M.S. Agriculture and Shop; Sponsor of Future Farmers of America. MRS. GLADYS H. FRYE Radford College, B.S. Home Economics; Sponsor of Senior Class and Future Homemakers of America. MISS ELIZABETH LOVE Emory and Henry College, A.B. Algebra, Trigonometry, Sponsor of Junior Class and Tri-Hi-Y. MISS DOROTHY ANN MATTHEWS Union University, B.A. Shorthand and Typing; Sponsor of Sophomore Class, THE CHILA- ZETTE, and S.C.A. MRS. MARGARET S. ROBINSON Radford College, B.S. History, Chemistry; Sponsor of Freshman Class. 19 MRS. PANSY R. ROLLINS Radford College, B.S., B.A. English, French; Sponsor of Senior Class and French Club. MR. JOE L. RUSEK Emory and Henry College, B.S. Geography, Hist ory; Sponsor of Freshman Class; Coach of Eighth Grade Basketball; Coach of Varsity Football and Track. MISS MARION RUSSELL West Virginia State College, B.S. Exploratory Home Economics, History; Sponsor of Eighth Grade. MR. WILLIAM ST. JOHN Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Agriculture and General Shop; Sponsor of Future Farmers of America. Mr. Cleve Compton, with the help of Dennis Peake, demonstrates an interesting principle of General Sci¬ ence. FACULTY MISS LOUISE SNAVELY Averett College, Radford College, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A. English, Government; Sponsor of Senior Class and THE CHILVALEE. MISS JEAN SULLINS Mary Washington College, B.A.’ English; Sponsor of Freshman Class and Forensic Club. 20 1 a ' A MRS. CHARLOTTE S. SUTHERLAND Radford College, B.S. Math, Geometry; Sponsor of Junior Class and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. MR. RONALD R. SUTHERLAND Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Math, Algebra, Physics; Sponsor of Eighth Grade, and National Honor Society. Miss Carol Wire and Miss Linda Jones, student teachers from Emory and Henry College, admire a bulletin board they have arranged. FACULTY MISS ICATHERINE LUCILLE SWORD Radford College, B.S. Bookkeeping, General Business, Office Practice; Sponsor of Eighth Grade and Forensic Club. MRS. MARILYN WHITLEY School Secretary MR. DAVID C. VAIL Concord College, B.S. Band, Chorus; Sponsor of Music Club. MRS. LINDA LEA VAIL Concord College, B.S. Librarian Sponsor of Library Club, and Sophomore Class. 21 Messrs. Mellinger, Barker, Compton, and Sutherland fortify themselves for an afternoon of work. Faculty members discuss the Senior play with Mrs. Pansy Rollins as she re¬ laxes following the matinee performance. Teachers experience tension as well as relaxation j Coaches Dwight Barker, Joe Rusek, and Cleve Compton experience a tense moment on the sidelines during the Marion i football game. t CUSTODIAN Mr. Gene Hale BUS DRIVERS Messrs. John Bowman, Ray Powers, George Allen Crutchfield, O. M. Blevins, George Call, W. A. Henegar. NOT PICTURED; Kenneth Peake. CAEETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Ralph Davis, Miss Ruby Tilson, Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs. Hurley Martin. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. W. C. Kelly, Cafeteria Manager. The staff works diligently Iwillfrll 1 A 1| n ' W HI HHi| H yHHyj iil ifM i ■Kt y SBk ' i- lifl l E - r ; ' fckT pBBI 24 IT’S SCHOLARSHIP 25 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Tommy McGhee, PRESIDENT; Virginia Reeves, VICE-PRESIDENT; Carol Rupard, SECRETARY; Pamela Bishop, TREASURER. NOT PICTURED; Ann Scott, REPORTER. The 1965-66 Senior Class of Chilhowie High School was an active one. Starting with the magazine drive, which was the most suc¬ cessful one ever, through the Senior Play, Chilhowie Seniors worked long and hard to earn money for their trip to Washington. Although the Seniors looked forward to graduation night, it was very hard to break away from the friendships that were formed over the high school years. As the seniors make their way toward new horizons, they will always remember Chilhowie High School, no matter where the road of life will lead them. The SENIORS exemplify Chilhowie JERRY ANDERSON MARY SUE ANDERSON JO ANN ASHUN CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS MOTTO: Consider carefully the events of the past, for they throw light on events to come. 26 SANDRA BAKER DWIGHT BLEVINS PAMELA BISHOP IRIS BLEVINS DONNA BLANKENBECKLER CHARLES BLEVINS SANDRA BLEVINS JOHNNY COLE High School spirit at its highest peak JOHNNY COPENHAVER BENNY COUNTS MARY ELLEN CRESS MARY VIRGINIA DEAN 27 NANCY DINKINS JOYCE DIXON CHARLES ELLER SHARRON ELLER ANN FIELDS VIVIAN FRYE DOYAL FINLEY HAROLD GILLESPIE G. B, FREEMAN BEA GREEVER JO ANN FREEMAN KAY GREEVER HP 1 4 f 28 BILLY GRINSTEAD JIMMY GROSS RALPH HAGA MARTHA HAMM SENIORS BRADLEY HARRISON CARLOS HAYES Connie Greer, who had previously attended CHS, rejoined the Senior Class in March, 1966. Allan Fisher also transferred to CHS in March, 1966. 29 G. B. Freeman steals the show in the Senior Play, For Pete ' s Sake , presented March 31, 1966. The rest of the cast included Tommy McGhee, Jeff Wyatt, Harold Gillespie, Benny Counts, Frankie Martin, Linda Jones, Carol Rupard, Vivian Frye, Phyllis Tucker, Donna Blankenbeckler, and Pamela Bishop. SENIORS JEAN HEATH JLT)Y P. HEATH GALE HEFFINGER DENNIS JOHNSON LINDA JONES BERKLEY KEEN S CHARLES LARMER I BOBBY LYLES JOYCE LESTER FRANKIE MARTIN BOBBY LOUTHIAN LINDA MARTIN CAROLYN LOWE BRENDA McCLURE SUSAN McCORMICK TOMMY McGHEE LENORA NEWMAN UNDA OSBORNE 31 DAVID PALMER FAY POWERS UNDA PALMER MARSHALL POWERS SANDRA PEAKE ROY NEAL POWERS BRENDA POWERS PEGGY PRATER DAVID PRESTON VIRGINIA REEVES GARY ROARK CYNTHIA ROBERTSON 32 MARY LOU ROBINSON DORIS ROUSE Following Photographer Ivey ' s instructions, the Seniors say Please and Cheese when they pose at the Capito l. SENIORS 33 ANN SCOTT SANDRA SHAW FRANKLIN SHAZIER POLLY SHEETS SENIORS JERRY STAMPER ROGER STAMPER Seniors, Juniors, and their dates relax during the Prom. 34 EDNA TAYLOR MARY H. TAYLOR PHYLLIS TUCKER NORMA TUELL EUGENE VIERS SHIRLEY C. WHITT GLADYS WHITTAKER JO ANN WILKINSON BOBBY WOLFE JEFF WYATT KELLY WYATT LARRY WYATT 35 NEATEST Roger Stamper Fay Powers MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cynthia Robertson Tommy McGhee SENIOR Senior Superlatives are honorary positions held by members of the Senior class. These outstanding students are elected by the members of their class. MOST VERSATILE Jimmy Gross Kay Greever MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Nancy Dinkins Jeff Wyatt WITTIEST Nancy Dinkins Johnny Copenhaver MOST DEPENDABLE Berkley Keen Kay Greever MOST ATHLETIC Jimmy Gross Doris Rouse SUPERLATIVES MOST COURTEOUS Kay Greever Eugene Viers MOST STUDIOUS Tommy McGhee Cynthia Robertson FRIENDLIEST Jeff Wyatt Virginia Reeves JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS J. E. Edmiston, VICE-PRESIDENT; Dixie Waters, TREASURER; Nellie Breedlove, CHAPLAIN; Kathie Copenhaver, REPORTER; Sue McClure, SECRETARY; Jayne Martin, PRESIDENT. Eagerly exploring JUNIORS plunge JERRY BLANKENBECKLER BOBBY JOE BLEVINS CAROLYN BLEVINS DAVID BLEVINS DOLORES BLEVINS DONNA BLEVINS ELAINE BLEVINS JOHN BLEVINS 38 KENNETH BLEVINS MIKE BLEVINS NELLIE BREEDLOVE BUDDY BREWSTER EDDY CAMPBELL PATSY CARRICO MARIE CARTER YULANDA COE into the year’s varied activities HERMAN COMBS KATHIE COPENHAVER ED DEMPSEY VELMA DEMPSEY BECKY DINKINS J. E, EDMISTON BRENDA EDWARDS RANDAL ELLER 39 VICKIE EVELSIZER JERRY FREEMAN DENNIS FRENCH FRED GILLESPIE KENNETH GOODE CHARLES GREEVER NINA SUE GREEVER SHARON HAGA JUNIORS DAVID HALL MICKEY HALL DANNY HAMM JERRY HART DELORIS HAYDEN REGINA HAYNES GALE HENEGAR CHARLES HOPKINS 40 GENE HOPSON MITCHELL HOWELL HARRY HUNT MACKIE JOHNSON RHONDA JOHNSON BOBBY JONES DONNA JONES ROSEMARY JONES JUNIORS The cast of the Junior Play, A Feuding Over Yonder : Sue McClure, Jayne Martin, Mike Blevins, Dixie Waters, Karen Murray, Lee Martin, John Blevins, Mickey Hall, Becky Dinkins, Nellie Breedlove, Brenda Edwards, Danny Plummer, Terry Lineberry, Marie Carter, Bobby Jones, J. E. Edmiston, and Rose Jones. 41 TOMMY KEESEE TERRY UNEBERRY JAYNE MARTIN LEE HOWARD MARTIN RUSSELL MARTIN SHIRLEY MARTIN GERALD McCLURE MAX McCLURE JUNIORS PHYLUS McCLURE SUE McCLURE DANNY McTHENIA WANDA MEREDITH C. D. MILLER KAREN MURRAY MILDRED OSBORNE ROBERT OSBORNE 42 I YVONNE OSBORNE CARTER OWENS RONALD OWENS ROGER PAULEY Jayne Martin and Mike Blevins admire the color¬ ful water fountain at the Junior-Senior Prom. JUNIORS SHARON PICKLE PATSY PIERCE DANNY PLUMMER MAXINE POE DALE POWERS VELMA POWERS RETTA PRUITT WAYNE RATLIFF 43 ROSE REEDY KATE REID JAMES RILEY LINDA ROARK BILL ROBERTS ERVIN ROBINSON SYLVIA ROBINSON RONNIE ROSE JUNIORS Billy Gross and David Widner arrive with their dates at the Prom. 44 DARRELL ROWLAND WAYNE SEXTON CAROL SHELTON BETTY SHRADER MARY TAYLOR SHAWNIE TAYLOR BOBBY TERRY GENE WALKER JUNIORS ROGER WARE DIXIE WATERS RANDY WHETSEL DAVID WHITLEY DANNY WIDENER DAVID WIDNER REED WIDNER LUTHER WILUAMS 45 - -.IH . -i’ J ! ( ' mu m. iH . tig SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ellen Bonham, SECRETARY; Tommy Gross, PRESIDENT; Mike Blevins, VICE- PRESIDENT; Jerry Price, REPORTER; Gary Blevins, TREASURER; Donna Roe, CHAPLAIN. By learning to follow, the JIMMY ANDERSON JUDY ANDERSON ROGER BALL ALLEN BLEVINS ANITA BLEVINS DANNY BLEVINS DOUGLAS BLEVINS EUGENE BLEVINS GARY BLEVINS JUDY BLEVINS LARRY BLEVINS MICHAEL BLEVINS MITCHAEL BLEVINS ELLEN BONHAM BOBBY CALL 46 LEE CATRON JOYCE COE DONNIE COUNTS JANELLA CRESS PEGGY DAVIS DORA DEBUSK UNDA DOLINGER BILLY DUNGAN SOPHOMORES learn to lead DONNIE ELLER STEVEN ELLER DAVID ELUSON MIKE FISHER JACK GILLESPIE NONA GILLESPIE ROGER GILLEY UBBY GLASCO ANITA GOBLE CAROL GOFF TOMMY GROSS CARL HARMON BARBARA HART WANDA IL4WKINS JUDY HAYES 4 SONNY HEATH SARAH HEFFINGER RONNIE HOWELL FREDDIE HUNT CAROLYN KEESEE GRAHAM LARMER PEGGY LOUTHIAN JAMES LOWE SOPHOMORES CAROLYN MARTIN GOLDA MARTIN LINDA MARTIN JERRY McCLURE BILL McGLOCKLIN ROSE McMURRAY JANICE MEADE DENNIS MILLER JOYCE MINNICK JOHNNY MOXLEY WANDA MULLINS MARY OSBORNE JEANNE OWENS MARY ALICE PALMER UNDA PAULEY 48 RONNIE PEAKE TOMMY PEAKE J. C. POWERS JOHN POWERS JERRY PRICE DOUG REEVES ROY RETHFORD UNDA ROBINSON SOPHOMORES DONNA ROE JAMES R. ROUSE SHIRLEY SHUPE CLIFFORD STAMPER DENNIS STAMPER DEBORAH STEWART JANET STURGILL FRANKLIN SULUNS NANCY THOMAS JAMES TILSON SCOTTIE TRAIL BARBARA WALTERS CONNIE WIDNER RONNIE WILLIAMS DENNIS WYATT 49 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Wayne Heninger, TREASURER; Lee Hale, REPORTER; Lydia Williams, SECRETARY; Carol Wilson, PRESIDENT; Charlee Beth Martin, CHAPLAIN; Diane Ellison, VICE- PRESIDENT. After adjusting to high school life Linda Barr Michael Berry Richard Berry Sandra Berry Linda Blankenbeckler Brenda Blevins Jack Blevins Jackie Blevins Linda Blevins Randy Blevins Toby Blevins Jerry Breedlove Ronnie Burris Rachel Campbell Sammy Catron Bureda Clapp RuUi Clark Carol Coe Linda Coe Mary Cole Friuiklin Cregger FRESHMEN become active participants Johnny Cregger Ronnie Crockett Doris Crouse Lila Crouse Roy Davenport Boyd Dempsey Diann Dixon Steve DLxon Ronnie Doss Patsy Dowell Gerald Eller Rita Eller Diane Ellison Joey Elswick George Fields 51 William Fields Barbara Freeman Kitty Gillespie Mitchell Gilley Howard Goode Rita Goolsby Roberta Goolsby Johnny Haga FRESHMEN Lee Hale Dennis Hall Jackie Hall Wanda Hamm Linda Hawkins Tommy Hayes Tommy Heffinger Wayne Heninger Mike Henry Terri Hodge Clarence Hutton Philip Johnson Diane Jones Linda Jones William Keene 52 Mary Keesee Betty Kell Wanda Lampkins Kenny Lewis FRESHMEN Mrs. Robinson, a class sponsor, advises Sandra Berry and Tommy Peake on Freshman activ¬ ities. Anna Sue Louthian Margaret Lowe ChaiTee Beth Martin Eva Mae Mason James Mason Sue McAllister Diana McClure Larry McClure Janie McGlocklin Betty Mereditli Joyce Miller T. O. Miller Opal Moser Wayne Mullins Dorothy Mutter 53 Sharon Neikirk Robert Olinger Betty Owens Robert Patrick Dennis Peake Sandra Peake Tommy Peake Donna Pennington FRESHMEN Larry Poe Jackie Powers Janis Price Carter Ratliff Steve Reedy Regina Rethford Wanda Richardson Judy Roark Sandra Roberts Roger Robinson Tommy Rollins Eddie Rouse Donna Shaw Dexter Sheets Paul Sheets 54 Lewis Shortt Roy Snow Linda Stamper Mack Stamper Wilma Stamper David Stuart Shirley Sullivan Freddie Testament FRESHMEN Peggy Testament Sharon Thomas Jackie Sue Tuell Timmy Tuell Herbert Viers Jackie Walls Alvin Walton Beverly Warf Bobby Waters Freida Widener NOT PICTURED; Jerry Hall Michael Harris 55 EIGHTH-GRADE CLASS OEHCERS Doris Blevins, SECRETARY; Dean Adams, REPORTER; Ronnie Richardson, VICE- PRESIDENT; Paul Grinstead, TREASURER; Steve Berry, PRESIDENT. Dean Adams Gaile Anderson Arlin Ball Jackie Baumgardner Johnny Beckner Steve Berry Dale Blevins D. C. Blevins Dianna Sue Blevins Doris Blevins James Blevins Jajie Blevins Joyce Blevins Mack Blevins Maureen Blevins Shirley Blevins Wanda Blevins Michael Byrd Sharon Call David Carrico Shy and unsure at first, EIGHTH 56 Siuidra Casey Charlie Clark Wayne Clark Lonnie Coe Deborali Creed Nancy Delp Tony DLxon Rickey Dolinger Rodney Eller Ronald Freeman Charles Goodman Debra Gore Janet Greer Paul Grinstead Dennis Gullion GRADERS soon attain CHS spirit David Hamm Robert Hart Jack Haynes Judy Heath William Heath Charles Helton Robert Hicks Richard Hoback Jerri Hopson Charlotte Howell Steve Hurley Dorothy Jackson Eddie Jackson Jane Jackson DLxie Joluison 57 Gary Johnson Charles Keen Connie Keesee Donna Keesee Tamera Kegley Ray Landis Stanley Landis Earl Lowe Sammy Mabe Hope Martin Betsy McClure Bobby McClure David McClure Edith McClure James Ray McClure EIGHTH GRADE Patty McClure Alan McGhee Drema Miller Carol Osborne Wanda Parsons Ronnie Patrick Michael Peak Eddie Pennington Roy Eddie Pennington Gary Pennington Kathy Pickle Phyllis Pickle Ernest Plummer David Poe Gerald Powers 58 Imigene Powers Shirley Powers Sue Powers Ann Price Barbara Rethford Ronnie Richardson Marie Riffey Robert Riley Teresa Robinson Nellie Rose Donna Sauls Donald Sexton Harold Sheffield Michael Shupe Kathy Snow EIGHTH GRADE Avery Stamper Rebecca Taylor Charlie Teaters Shirley Teaters Angela Terry Frances Teri’y Ilene Testerman Robert Thomas Danny Tilson Christine Walton Charles Wilson David Wolfe Connie Wyatt NOT PICTURED: James Ray McClure, Jr. Carl Patrick 59 “wewoooo Students make use of the library. Top Left: Typing students practice to achieve precision and speed. Left: Bookkeeping students learn to keep accu¬ rate records. Classes Provide Elaine Blevins and Sharon Haga clean up after Home Economics Class. i I I Students take notes to aid in their study of science. 60 A Variety of Experiences. . . French students translate a letter to Santa Claus. Mrs. Linda Vail instructs students how to operate a projector. Lenora Newman shows government students Vir¬ ginia Congressional Districts on her embroidered map. A Senior English class watches a movie about eighteenth century English literature. . . .To Help Develop Students’ Tommy Rollins works on his project for the Science Fair. Students file materials in an eighth grade skills class. Mr. Rhett Sutherland demonstrates the use of a pendulum in physics class. Abilities Juniors read WORLD WEEK in a United States and Virginia history class. CITIZENSHIP 65 u I ,1 FIRST ROW: Marshall Powers, SENTINEL; Kelly Wyatt, REPORTER; Benny Counts, TREASURER; Charles Ble¬ vins, SECRETARY; Dale Powers, VICE-PRESIDENT; Jeff Wyatt, PRESIDENT. SECOND ROW: Mr. William St. John, SPONSOR; Neal Powers, Charles Larmer, Roger Gilley, Mr. A. B. Farmer, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Eddie Rouse, John Powers, Edward Dempsey, Jerry Freeman, Danny Stamper, Jack Gillespie. FOURTH ROW: Danny Miller, Allen Blevins, Larry Wyatt, Jimmy Tilson, Shannon Sauls, Reed Widener, Billy Grinstead. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SC A COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Miss Dorothy Matthews, SPONSOR: Kay Greever, PRESIDENT; Becky Dinkins, VICE-PRESI¬ DENT; Ellen Bonham, TREASURER; Virginia Reeves, SECRETARY; Sandra Baker, REPORTER; Nellie Breed¬ love, CHAPLAIN; Miss Mary Payne Copenhaver, SPON¬ SOR. SECOND ROW: Vivian Frye, Dean Adams, Sue Blevins, Donna Pennington, Drema Miller, Linda Jones, Carol Wilson. THIRD ROW: Pamela Bishop, Jayne Mar¬ tin, Dixie Waters, Golda Martin, Jerry Price, J. E. Ed- miston, Nina Greever, Eddie Pennington. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Sandra Berry, Sandra Peake. I FIRST ROW: Doris Rouse, PRESIDENT; Donna Blev¬ ins, REPORTER; Rhonda Johnson, SECRETARY; Sharon Haga, SONG LEADER; Kathie Copenliaver, TREASURER; Becky Dinkins, HISTORIAN; Elaine Blevins, CHAPLAIN. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Wilkinson, Deborah Lynn Stuart, Linda Roark, Nancy Dinkins, Carolyn Lowe, Deloris Hayden, Roberta Goolsby, Mary Osborne, Mrs. Gladys Frye, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Regina Rethford, Sue McAllister, Wanda Meredith, Betty Meredith, Ann Fields, Rita Goolsby, Peggy Lowe. NOT PICTURED: Sandy Blevins, Linda Osborne, Patsy Pierce, VICE-PRESI¬ DENT. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Marie Carter, REPORTER; Becky Dinkins, TREASURER; Dixie Waters, SECRETARY; Pamela Bishop, PRESIDENT; Kay Greever, VICE-PRESIDENT; Nellie Breedlove, CHAPLAIN. SECOND ROW: Faye Powers, Kathie Copenhaver, J. E. Edmiston, Bobby Jones, Sandra Baker, Susan McCormick, Mr. Ronald Sutherland, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Regina Haynes, Jayne Martin, Sue McClure, Donna Blankenbeckler, Tommy McGhee, Linda Martin Hamm, Cynthia Robert¬ son, Virginia Reeves, Linda Jones. NOT PICTURED: Rose Jones, Sandra Peake, Patsy Pierce. FIRST ROW: Dennis Johnson, SECRETARY-TREAS¬ URER; Jimmy Gross, PRESIDENT; Larry Russell,VICE- PRESIDENT; Mackie Johnson, REPORTER; Mr. Arnold Mellinger, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Randal Eller, Neal Powers, David Palmer, Dale Powers, Johnny Copen- haver, Mickey Hall, Danny Widener, Mike Fisher. THIRD ROW: Charles Eller, Mike Blevins, John Blevins, Danny Plummer, Jeff Wyatt, Kelly Wyatt, Roger Warf, Johnny Cole. NOT PICTURED: Luther Williams, David Hall. MONOGRAM CLUB LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: Judy Blevins, REPORTER; Anita Blevins, VICE-PRESIDENT; Polly Sheets, TREASURER; Linda Martin Hamm, PRESIDENT; Mary Taylor, SECRETARY; Mrs. Linda Vail, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW; Linda Mar¬ tin, Diane McClure, Gladys Whitaker. Carol Wilson, Diane Ellison. THIRDROW; Janice Meade, Judy Hayes, Carolyn Martin, Dora Debusk, Jean Heath, Linda Stam¬ per. NOT PICTURED; Phyllis Tucker, VICE-PRESI¬ DENT, Janella Cress. FIRST ROW: Carol Rupard, Kay Greever, Berkley Keen, Tommy McGhee, CO-EDITOR; Jayne Martin, CO-EDI¬ TOR; Pamela Bishop, BUSINESS MANAGER. SECOND ROW; Susan McCormick, Sandra Baker, Sue McClure, Bobby Jones, Mary Ellen Cress, Mrs. Champ Clark, SPONSOR; Miss Louise Suavely, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW; Mary Sue Anderson, LAY-OUT EDITOR; Donna Blanken- beckler. Gale Heffinger, Johnny Copenhaver, Nancy Din¬ kins, Nina Greever, Di.xie Waters. THE CHILVALEE STALE EE CERCLE ERA NCA IS FIRST ROW; Rhonda Johnson, S.C.A. REPRESENTA¬ TIVE; Kate Reid, CHAPLAIN; Kathie Copenhaver, PRES¬ IDENT; Sarah Heffinger, TREASURER; Marie Carter, VICE-PRESIDENT; Golda Martin, REPORTER; Ellen Bonham, SECRETARY. SECOND ROW; Donna Roe, Linda Martin, Joyce Minnick, Judy Blevins, Mrs. Pansy Rollins, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW; Billy Dungan, Wanda Meredith, Lee Martin, Sharon Haga, Shirley Martin. NOT PICTURED; Janella Cress. FIRST ROW: Judy Blevins, REPORTER; Cynthia Robert¬ son, CHAPLAIN; Vivian Frye, HISTORIAN; Anita Ble ¬ vins, REPORTER; Tommy McGhee, VICE-PRESIDENT; Gale Heffinger, PRESIDENT; Karen Murray, CORRE¬ SPONDING SECRETARY; Linda Jones, SECRETARY- TREASURER. SECOND ROW: Miss Jean Sullins, SPON¬ SOR; Carol Rupard, Mary Sue Anderson, Jo-Ann Ashlin, Sarah Heffinger, Iris Blevins, Miss Mary Payne Copen- haver, SPONSOR; Miss Lucille Sword, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Sharron Eller, Nina Greever, Martha Hamm, Jackie Sue Tuell, J. E. Edmiston, Sharon Pickle, Shirley Sullivan, Berkley Keen, Mary Taylor, Diane McClure. FOURTH ROW: Bea Greever, Ann Fields, Jerry Hall, Gene Walker, Lee Martin, John Blevins, Buddy Brewster, Roger Stamper, Donna Blankenbeckler, Virginia Reeves, Phyllis McClure. FORENSIC CLUB MUSIC CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. David Vail, SPONSOR; BillyDungan, SECRETARY; Joey Elswick, PRESIDENT; Lee Catron, REPORTER; Anita Blevins, VICE-PRESIDENT. SEC¬ OND ROW: Dean Adams, Mackie Blevins, Wilma Stam¬ per, Jackie Sue Tuell, Shirley Sullivan, Peggy Testament, Susan McCormick. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Crockett, Ernest Plummer, Bobby Hicks, Tommy Rollins, Steve Berry, Mike Fisher, Judy Blevins. NOT PICTURED: Michael Henry, FIRST ROW: Virginia Reeves, PRESIDENT; Jayne Mar¬ tin, VICE-PRESIDENT; Sue McClure, TREASURER; Donna Blankenbeckler, HISTORIAN; Mary Sue Anderson, CHAPLAIN; Nellie Breedlove, SECRETARY; Sandra Baker, REPORTER. SECOND ROW: Miss Marion Rus¬ sell, SPONSOR; Opal Moser, Sharron Eller, Kay Greever, Carol Rupard, Fay Powers, Elaine Blevins, Miss Eliza¬ beth Love, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Wilkinson, Iris Blevins, Donna Roe, Martha Hamm, Janice Price, Terri Hodge, Delores Blevins, Shirley Shupe, Linda Jones. FOURTH ROW: Regina Haynes, Mary Ellen Cress, Sue McAllister, Ann Fields, Donna Blevins, Shir¬ ley Martin, Karen Murray, Vivian Frye, Charlee Beth Martin. NOT PICTURED: Diane Ellison, Cynthia Robertson, Connie Widner, Carol Shelton, Phyllis Tuck¬ er. TRI-HI- Y THE CHILAZETTE STAEF FIRST ROW: Anita Blevins, ASSISTANT EDITOR; Mary Sue Anderson, EDITOR; Jo-Ann Ashlin, EDITOR; J. E. Edmiston, Linda Jones, EDITOR; Susan McCormick, EDITOR. SECOND ROW: Sandra Baker, Sherry Wil¬ liams, Paul Grinstead, Mary Lou Robinson, Danny Ble¬ vins, Vivian Frye, Miss Dorothy Matthews, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Diane Jones, Mary Taylor, Lenora New¬ man, Peggy Davis, Linda Martin Hamm, Brenda Mc¬ Clure, Janet Sturgill, Judy Blevins. FOURTH ROW: Kay Greever, Iris Blevins, Brenda Powers, Donna Blankenbeckler, Tommy McGhee, Dixie Waters, Sue Mc¬ Clure, Jayne Martin, Carol Rupard. FIRST ROW: Nancy Dinkins, SONG LEADER; Becky Dinkins, TREASURER; Pamela Bishop, SECRETARY; Sandra Baker, PRESIDENT; Rose Jones, VICE-PRESI¬ DENT; Sherry Williams, REPORTER; Kathie Copen- haver, CHAPLAIN; Mrs. Betty Basham, SPONSOR. SEC¬ OND ROW: Iris Blevins, Sharron Eller, Peggy Lowe, Carol Rupard, Doris Rouse, Kate Reid, Doris Blevins, Donna Sauls, Jane Blevins, Nellie Breedlove. THIRD ROW: Shawnie Taylor, Judy Roark, Linda Jones, Vivian Frye, Carolyn Lowe, Marie Carter, Tamara Kegley, Kathie Snow, Ann Price, Christine Walton. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis McClure, Janet Sturgill, Donna Jones, Delores Blevins, Donna Roe, Ellen Bonham, Linda Mar¬ tin, Nina Greever, Jayne Martin, Diane McClure, Beverly Warf, Carol Wilson. FIFTH ROW: Roberta Goolsby, Rita Goolsby, Mary Martin Anderson, Ann Fields, Peggy Davis, Sharon Haga, Sharon Pickle, Sue McClure, Retta Pruitt, Dixie Waters, Charlee Beth Martin, Bureda Clapp. GIRLS’ A THLETIC A SSOCIA TION HI-Y FIRST ROW: Charles Greever, CHAPLAIN; J. E. Edmis- ton, SECRETARY; Tommy Rollins, REPORTER; Johnny Copenhaver, TREASURER; Berkley Keene, VICE-PRES¬ IDENT; Mackie Johnson, PRESIDENT. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dwight Barker, SPONSOR; Gene Walker, Charles Larmer, Larry Russell, HISTORIAN; Billy Grinstead, Steve Reedy. FIRST ROW: Wilma Stamper, Sandra Baker, Iris Ble¬ vins, Linda Osborne, Jackie Tuell, David Preston, Tommy Keesee, Patty McClure, Linda Jones, Martha Hamm, Rose McMurray, Mary Taylor, Shawnee Taylor. SECOND ROW: Polly Sheets, Peggy Testament, Norma Tuell, Ronnie Burris, Doyal Finley, Brenda Edwards, Jane Jackson, Velma Dempsey, Mary Dean, Mr. David Vail, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Luther Williams, Wayne Ratliff, Danny Widner, Freddie Rouse, Johnny Cole, Herman Combs, Wayne Sexton. FOURTH ROW: Harold Gillespie, Franklin Shazier, Max McClure, Danny Hamm, Danny Plummer, Bill McGlocklin, Dwight Blevins, Brad¬ ley Harrison, Darrell Rowland, Dennis French. CHOR US BUS PATROL FIRST ROW: Donna Shaw, Wilma Stamper, Brenda Mc¬ Clure, Kathie Copenhaver, Brenda Blevins, Elaine Ble¬ vins, Mr. Cleve Compton, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Wilkinson, Linda Roark, Carol Coe, Shawnee Taylor, Shirley Wyatt, Diane McClure. THIRD ROW: Judy Roark, Peggy Davis, Dennis Wyatt, Retta Pruitt, Velma Powers. FIRST ROW: Kay Greever, Brenda Edwards, Golda Martin, Zandra Stewart. SECOND ROW: Doris Crouse, Roban Catron, Lynn Kelly, Judy Blevins, Cathy Gollehon, Ellen Bonham, Linda Hale. THIRD ROW: Mildred Duncan, Johnny Beckner, Retta Jo Greever, Janie Murray, Charlie Clark, Jay Bonham, Steve Berry, Ronnie Richardson, Rodney Eller. FOURTH ROW: Mr. David Vail, DIRECTOR; Mackie Blevins, Bobby Hicks, Joey Elswick, Johnny Moxley, Michael Henry, Rose Jones, Bobby Jones. WARRIOR MAJORETTES Donna Blankenbeckler, Kay Greever, DRUM MAJORETTE; and Sarah Heffinger. !l 74 FIRST ROW: Shirly Sullivan, Margaret Clark, Cindy Regard, Tamara Kegley. SECOND ROW: Becca Catron, Pamela Bishop, Tommy Rollins, Patricia Sullivan, Pam Clark, Debbie Fenner. THIRD ROW: Greg Berry, Nancy Rouse, Ronnie Patrick, Glenn McKee, Lee Catron, Jeffrey Blevins, James Bonham, David Whitley, Bobby Waters, Gale Henegar. FOURTH ROW: Lee Howard Martin, Sammy Catron, Michael Heath, Billy Dungan. BAND ALL-STATE BAND MEMBERS Rose Jones, Donna Blankenbeckler, Kay Greever, Gale Henegar, Tommy Rollins. 75 CHS CLUBS HA VE ACTIVE YEAR ABOVE: Hi-Y Christmas tree sale ‘ A • ' V f Km ' CHILVALEE Staff at King College annual clinic CHILVALEE sales campaign 76 All-State Chorus 77 Mr. William St. John and FFA boys display a forestry award. Top left: FFA boys salvage a load of lumber dis¬ carded on Highway 81. Left: Faculty members and their families enjoy the FFA picnic - in the cafeteria! Left: Students make campaign speeches for SCA offices. Below left: Galax, Virginia, SCA council members participate in exchange program. Mary Osborne gets dishes ready for the All-Sports banquet, served by the FHA. 78 LeCercle Francais presents Ring Around Rosie. The Monogram Club initiates new members. Students rehearse for the school forensic contest. Cynthia Robertson taps Ellen Bonham for mem¬ bership in the National Honor Society. Below; The National Honor Society presents Alice in Honorland. 79 JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLA YS The Junior Play, A Feudin ' Over Yonder, was given on December 10, 1965. (Cast listed on page 41). The Senior Play, For Pete ' s Sake, was given on March 31, 1966. (Cast listed on page 30). Tommy McGhee and Jeff Wyatt contemplate G. B. Freeman ' s words of wisdom in his role of Mary Ann. The travelin ' preacher prepares to hitch Rosiebelle and Zeke and end the feud. 80 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM— 1966 An elegant greeting for Miss Mary Payne Copen- haver. Enjoyment, a necessary item for a successful prom. The most important part of a prom A friendly chat 81 Faculty presents farewell gifts to Mrs. Bas- Mr. Compton and Mr. Baker distribute Mr. Baker! ham and Mrs. Robinson. Christmas candy to faculty members. Juniors decorate Homecoming Float. Gideons give Bibles to Seniors. The Drop-Outs In the Science Fair Bea Greever, assisted by Chick, won third place in physical science, and Sammy Catron first place in the junior division. Mrs. Rollins! staff fixes flat tire on Annual CHILVALEE Staff enjoy Christmas Dinner. Who ' s chicken? trip. Mr. Baker crowns Snow King and Queen, Jerry receives magazine award. Going once, twice--gone! Roger Stamper and Vee Reeves. Congressman Pat Jennings greets chaperones and Seniors on the Washington trip and pre- Gregory Peck in sents a picture of the Capitol to Class President Tommy McGhee. Washington. Fun on the girls ' bus Check your guns here. INiiLUIUl lugl A WARDS AND HONORS ARIAN MUSIC AWARD Kay Greever COUNTY FORENSIC WINNERS BETTY CROCKER AWARD Nancy Dinkins Karen Murray, second place, girls ' poetry; Cynthia Robertson, second place, spelling; Patsy Pierce, third place, girls ' public speaking; Tommy McGhee, first place, boys ' public speaking; Bobby Jones, first place, boys ' prose; J. E. Edmiston, second place boys ' poetry. 84 MR. AND MISS COURTESY Kay Greever and Mickey Hall FIRST IN STATE GIRLS’ PROSE READING Donna Blankenbeckler MISS CHILHOWIE Elaine Blevins A WARDS VALEDICTORIAN AND SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Cynthia Robertson MISS FURUTE BUSINESS WOMAN Chilhowie BPW Award Linda Martin Hamm TRACTOR DRIVING AWARD Charles Larmer BEST ATHLETE Jimmy Gross SPORTSMANSHIP Larry Russell Lions Club Awards Pictured with Rod Thorn BOOKKEEPING AWARD Fay Powers 86 PERFECT ATTENDANCE Lenora Belle Newman OTHER A WARDS SCHOLARSHIP Senior - Cynthia Robertson Junior - Sue McClure Sophomore - Ellen Bonham Freshman - Charlee Beth Martin Eighth Grade - Johnny Beckner GIRLS ' STATE - Becky Dinkins BOYS ' STATE - Chick Greever ACE AWARD - Tri-Hi-Y SCHOLARSHIPS VPI - Tommy McGhee Brunswick - Linda Jones FORESTRY JUDGING AWARD Benny Counts, Dale Powers DEKALB AWARD Dale Powers TYPING AWARD Dora Debusk FRENCH AWARD Phyliss McClure 87 GRADUATION HONOR GRADUATES Cynthia Jo Robertson, VALEDICTORIAN, center; Linda Martin Hamm, SALUTATORIAN, left; Linda Jones, SALUTATORIAN, right. GRADUATION SPEAKER Dr. William C, Finch, President of Emory and Henry College. BACCALAUREATE SPEAKER Rev. Mr. David Grubbs, Pastor of the First Church of God, Kingsport, Tennessee. Mr. Francis Copenhaver, Chairman of the Smyth County School Board, awards diplomas to Shirley Whitt and the other Seniors. 88 JUNE 10, 1966 Seniors march in and out of the auditorium to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance by Elgar. Mr. Baker introduces the graduation program as Rev. Mr. David Canady, Dr. Finch, and Mr. Copenhaver listen. 90 ITS SPOR TSMA NSHIP 91 VARSITY: Sandee Baker Donna Roe Jayne Martin Ellen Bonham Sue McClure Dixie Waters CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY: Betsy McClure, Carol Wilson, Sherry Williams, CO-CAPTAIN; Charlee Beth Martin, CO-CAP¬ TAIN; Beverly Warf, Dixie Johnson. First Place: Sophomore Class Second Place: Junior Class Third Place: F.F.A. HOMECOMING FLO A TS Freshman Class National Honor Society Senior Class Queen Virginia Reeves HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT Doris Blevins, Eighth Grade Attendant; Carol Wilson, Freshman Attendant; Virginia Reeves, Queen; Carol Rupard, Senior Attendant; Becky Dinkins, Junior Attendant; Barbara Walters, Sophomore Attendant. HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Co-captains and officials confer before the Homecoming game with Independence. Warriors whoop it up on way to 88-0 Victory. Virginia Reev ' es takes a grand tour of the field after being crowned 1965-66 Homecoming Queen. Dennis Johnson makes the most of his co-cap¬ tainship of the Warrior Football Team. Future Queen and her court await the crowning. FIRST ROW: Roger Warf, Mackie Johnson, Neal Powers, Randal Eller, Danny Widner, Luther Williams, Mickey Hall. SECOND ROW: Mike Blevins, Dennis Johnson, David Palmer, Jimmy Gross, Dale Powers, David Preston, Bobby Louthian, Mr. Cleve Compton, HEAD COACH. THIRD ROW: Johnny Copenhaver, Kelly Wyatt, Larry Russell, Fred Gillespie, J. E. Edmiston, David Hall, Tommy Gross. FOURTH ROW: Chick Greever, MANAGER; Ronnie Williams, Danny Plummer, Jeff Wvatt, Charles Eller, Mike Fisher, MANAGER. Not Pictured: John Blevins. VARSITY FOOTBALL Co-Captains Dennis Johnson and Jimmy Gross 96 The 1965-66 Chilhowie Warrior Football Team posted aline 6-3-1 season worksheet. After an open¬ ing night loss to Marion, the Warriors rolled to two victories and a scoreless tie with Saltville before they were upset by Patrick Henry 20-13. The War¬ riors then scored four straight triumphs before ending the season with a 14-0 loss to John Battle. The Warrior ' s offense scored an average of 27.3 points per game while our excellent defensive team held opponents to a meager 4.7 points per game. Jimmy Gross intercepts pass intended for John Battle end Roy Kyle as Fred Gillespie moves up to block. Mike Blevins cuts through the line as John Blevins leads interference to the outside. 1 ■ m Danny Plummer leads the way for Chilhowie runner, David Preston. Chilhowie player struggles for yardage against stiff Marion opposition. JOHNNY COPENHAVER END CHARLES ELLER GUARD JIMMY GROSS DENNIS JOHNSON QUARTERBACK GUARD BOBBY LOUTHIAN TACKLE SCORES WE THEY Marion 0 6 Holston 32 0 Lebanon 46 0 Saltville 0 0 Patrick Henry 13 20 Rich Valley 40 7 Independence 88 0 Abingdon 21 0 Rural Retreat 33 0 John Battle 0 14 DAVID PALMER END NEAL POWERS HALF-BACK DAVID PRESTON LARRY RUSSELL HALF-BACK HALF-BACK JEFF WYATT TACKLE KELLY WYATT END FIRST ROW: Jack Blevins, Larry McClure, David Ellison, Gerald Eller, Michael Blevins, Kenneth Goode. SECOND ROW: Mike Berry, MANAGER; Steve Reedy, Sammy Mabe, James Lowe, Sammy Catron, Mitchell Blevins, Tommy Hayes. THIRD ROW: Jerry Price, Bobby Waters, Wayne Heninger, Lee Hale, Tommy Peake, Mr. Arnold Mellinger, COACH. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Charlie Teaters, Charles Wilson, AiTin Ball, Tony Dixon, Dean Adams. SECOND ROW: Charlie Clark, Gary Johnson, Bobby McClure, Steve Berry, Bobby Thomas, Mackie Blevins. THIRD ROW: Ernest Plummer, Bobby Hart, William Heath, Jim Blevins, Bobby Hicks, Eddie Jackson, Mr. Dwight Barker, COACH. FIRST ROW: Mike Fisher, MANAGER; Chick Greever, MANAGER; Mr. Arnold Mellinger, COACH. - SECOND ROW: Randal Eller, Mickey Hall, Luther Williams, Tommy Gross, David Blevins, Larry Russell, Jimmy Gross, Roger Warf, David Palmer. NOT PICTURED: Kelly Wyatt. VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1965-66 Warrior Basketball Team broke even during the regular season, winning eight and losing eight. The Warriors played excellent regular season ball, losing their eight games by a total of only 49 points. The Warriors ended their season with a 53-48 loss to Saltville in the District Six Tourna¬ ment held at John Battle High School. CO-CAPTAENS Jimmy Gross and Larry Russell; Mr. Arnold Mellin¬ ger, COACH. Varsity Boys Sport Blazers at Pep Rally. 100 Coach Mellinger urges his team to victory. Larry Russell, the high-point man, scores again. Chilhowie comes out on top against Sugar Grove. BOYS ' BASKETBALL SCORES Sugar Grove 30 Chilhowie 59 Abingdon 43 Chilhowie 42 John Battle 46 Chilhowie 59 Rich Valley 48 Chilhowie 47 Saltville 52 Chilhowie 46 Marion 44 Chilhowie 55 Patrick Henry 52 Chilhowie 45 Holston 30 Chilhowie 56 John Battle 61 Chilhowie 47 Holston 36 Chilhowie 90 Abingdon 48 Chilhowie 45 Patrick Henry 54 Chilhowie 49 Sugar Grove 29 Chilhowie 55 Marion 35 Chilhowie 39 Rich Valley 38 Chilhowie 50 Saltville 63 Chilhowie 51 Away 101 FIRST ROW: Steve Hurley, D. C. Blevins, Mack Blevins, Bobby Hart, David Hamm, Rodney Eller. SECOND ROW; Steve Berry, Charlie Clark, Bobby Hicks, James Blevins, Dean Adams, Mr. Joe Rusek, COACH. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Students applaud as Junior Varsity Basketball players are introduced during pep rally. FIRST ROW: Gene Walker, MANAGER; Mr. Dwight Barker, COACH; Mike Berry, MANAGER. SECOND ROW: Bobby Rouse, Steve Reedy, Billy Dungan, James Lowe, Bobby Hicks, Jerry Price, Ronnie Williams, Wayne Heninger, Her¬ bert Viers, Jack Blevins, Ronnie Crockett, Dennis Peake. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Barker gives pointers to Co-Cap¬ tains Billy Dungan and Jerry Price. JV Basketball boys enjoy the recognition just received at a pep meeting. 103 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Deborah Stewart, Shawnie Taylor, Judy Roark, Sherry Williams, Diana McClure. SECOND ROW: Nellie Breedlove, MANAGER; Regina Rethford, Retta Pruitt, Linda Martin, Roberta Goolsby, Mrs. Betty Basham, COACH. The girls ' varsity basketball team showed much improvement this year under the direction of Mrs. Betty Basham. After many long hard hours of work and practice the team ended the season with a 6-4 record. The junior varsity team gives the under¬ classmen experience and training that will eventually add more ability and skill with the ball to the varsity team. Bo th girls ' basket¬ ball teams are a great asset to our extra¬ curricular activities. Peggy Davis drives for a layup in a game against Rich Valley. FIRST ROW: Doris Rouse, Nancy Dinkins, Mary Ellen Cress, Peggy Davis. SECOND ROW: Kate Reid, Pamela Bishop, Ann Fields, Becky Dinkins, Rose Jones. THIRD ROW: Nellie Breedlove, MANAGER; Kathy Copenhaver, Marie Carter, Mrs. Betty Basham, COACH. VARSITY 105 FIRST ROW: David Ellison, Billy Grinstead, Billy Dungan, Wayne Heninger, Jack Blevins, Michael Harris, Gale Henegar, Bobby Call, Philip Johnson, MANAGER. SECOND ROW; Mr. Charles Campbell, COACH, Jerry Hall, MANAGER, Jimmy Gross, David Palmer, Tommy Peake, Dennis Johnson, Larry Russell, Larry Blevins, Tommy Gross, Mickey Hall, Mr. Dwight Barker, COACH. BASEBALL The 1965-66 Varsity Baseball Team experienced a rugged season. The final season record of 1-12 does not show the number of fine games the Warriors played. With only three seniors graduating this year, the Warriors look forward to a more successful 1966-67 baseball season. Chilhowie Warriors await their turn at bat. .1 r(■nII■HOWI WWIRS CHILHOWIf; I WARRIORS L CHILHUWIE WARRIOW Thilhow WARRIOI UiHOW ARR 0£J ' chilhowi WARHjOBS j ILHOVJIR FIRST ROW: Fred Gillespie, Dale Powers, Mackie Johnson, Berkley Keen, Mickey Hall, Billy Dungan. SECOND ROW: Dennis Johnson, David Palmer, Larry Russell, Jimmy Gross, Roger Warf, Wayne Heninger, Bobby Louthian, Eugene Viers, Mr. Joe Rusek, COACH. NOT PICTURED: David Hall. TRACK Although inclement weather cancelled several track meets, the track team finished the season with remarkable results. Several school, county, and district records were broken. David Palmer led the district by winning the 440 yard dash in the district meet with a time of 52.5 seconds and by winningthe broad jump with a jump of 20 feet 4 inches. The school record was set by Larry Russell in the County meet with a jump of 20 feet 7 inches. David Hall broke the discus record with a distance of 116 feet. The 220 yard dash record was set by Fred Gillespie with a time of 23 seconds. The mile relay team, (pictured at right) composed of David Palmer, Jimmy Gross, Eugene Viers, and Wayne Heninger, seta record time of 3 minutes 46 seconds. Mickey Hall ' s record of 40 feet 10 inches in the shot put was tied by David Hall. Come on boys, let ' s go! Tommy Wilkinson, Bobby Waters, David Whitley, Mr. Charles Campbell, COACH; Johnny Copenhaver, CAPTAIN. GOLF The Golf Team finished with a 1-5 record for the season. The group, still in the developing stage, is looking to an improved team in the future. The captain of the Golf Johnny Copenhaver Team, Johnny Copenhaver, with the help of Coach Charles Campbell, has helped the newly-begun golf team to grow. David Whitley 108 HOME • • • VISITOR Mr. W. W. Baker expresses thanks to the representatives of the National Bank of Chilhowie and Town House Hosiery Co. for their gift of the scoreboard. Natloaal Baak of CKllkowle y AND Rolls p H ' sVery Co. CHILHOWIE, RAH-RAH-RAH! Warrior boosters enthusiastically support the team in a game against Marion. 1. Coach Compton introduces the football team to student body before Marion game. 2. Cheerleaders in summer uniforms promote school spirit at bon fire. 3. Joey Elswick and co-hearts set the beat at pep rally. 4. Jeff Wyatt wins friends and influences donkeys at the basketball game. 5. Witch Jayne casts an opti-mystic spell on cheer¬ leaders at pep meeting. 6. Cheerleaders give their version of Four Strong Winds. 7. Male cheerleaders make hilarious chorus line. 8. Jimmy Gross and Larry Russell proudly display their trophies after sports banquet. 9. Athletes enjoy All-Sports Banquet. 10. Herbert Viers and Betsy McClure match the beat at the Homecoming Dance. 11. Coach Barker puts Kelly Wyatt out at first at FFA- Faculty picnic. 12. The Prontells participate in pep rally. 13. Jayne Martin mixes winning potion for Mike, Luther, and Warrior Team. Kelly Wyatt comes out on top for CHS. First baseman David Ellison stoops for a low catch. Di.xie Waters is a leader of good sportsmanshipatallour games. Billy Dungan soars high for the Chilhowie Warriors. Strongman Paul Anderson impresses CHS students during an assembly pro¬ gram. 111 WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY ITS t )2 SALESMANSHIP 13 Compliments oi H M STORE F. W. 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Highway 11 West, Route No. 2 r rion, Virginia Phone: 783-3641 WRIGHTS ELECTRICAL HEATING INSULATION COMPANY Everything electric for the modern home Phone: 646-3633 Chilhowie Virginia CHILHOWIE TRACTOR IMPLEMENT CO. Ford Tractors and Farm Machinery Compliments of HI-WAY DRIVE-IN On Preston Hill CHILHOWIE OIL COMPANY Distributors of Atlantic Petrolevun Products Phone: 646-3121 Band Instruments Supplies Repairs DOMINION MUSIC, INC. Everything For The School Band P.O. Box 948 - Bristol, Virginia24201 L.C. Pauley, Pres. Hal Salmon, Vice-P. Phone: 669-0231 Phone: 669-2375 Compliments of PUGH-PE ARC Y TIRE COMPANY Highway 16 Marion, Virginia yellow Coach Cines, Jnc. CHARTER COACH SERVICE Charter a Bus - Keep Your Party Together FOR ALL OCCASIONS - Sightseeing Tours, Convention Groups, Inspection Tours, Athletic Events Private Parties 669-4841 YELLOW COACH LINES, INC. 415 Sycamore Bristol, Virginia You Don’t Have To Start At The Top • • • If ' oirre thinking aljoiit career opportunity, you might think about Burlington, the world’s leading manufacturer and mer¬ chandiser of textiles for every purpose. Whv not start at tlie top of the textile ladder? Why not in ' estigate a “world of opportunity” at; CHILHOWIE TEXTILES Burlington IXOTUSTRIES, INC. EXECUTIVE OFFICES: SREENSBORO, N. C. I 19 CHILHOWIE MILLING COMPANY AND CHILHOWIE MOTOR CORPORATION F loiu’- Feeds - Mea 1 - Me r c hand is e Jeeps and Jeep Trucks RAMBLER AUTOS Pure Oil Petroleum Products David A. Rouse, President Telephone 646-3151 Chilhowie, Virginia RALPH STOKES INSURANCE ADVISOR Chilhowie, Virginia Off; 783-4182 - Res: 646-8888 Virginia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. Early Settlers Insurance Co. Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co. BILLIE RAY HOSIERY COMPANY Wholesale Retail Chilhowie, Virginia 120 Compliments of HURRICANE BOWL BRUNSWICK AND SNACK BAR Highway 11 Serving The Nation in Recreation, Education Marion, Virginia Health and Defense. Compliments of SMYTH FARM BUREAU J. D. COLE, D.D.S. Chilhowie, Virginia Phone: 646-3312 HERFF-JONES COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Representative: Buddy Moses 1401-1429 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis 7, Didiana 121 Greetings From AAARION COLLEGE PARK-N-SHOP SUPERMARKET AND WASH-N-SHOP COIN-OPERATED LAUNDRY 25 ? CAR WASH Marion, Virginia Marion, Virginia Congratulations! MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 108 South Church Marion, Virginia CALHOUN OIL COMPANY INCORPORATED BURGESS McNIEL FURNITURE CO. New and Used Furniture P. O. Box 879 Church Street Phone: 783-3881 Marion, Virginia Terminals - Marion Bristol Compliments of DAVID L. FRANCIS KEMPER McCLOUD, JR. FISHER ' S JEWELERS Finest in Silver, China, Crystal Keepsake Diamonds Since 1899 Marion, Virginia APPALACHIAN MANUFACTURING CORPORATION MARION LAUNDRY CO., INC. Sanitone Dry Cleaning Box 606 Marion, Virginia Phone: 783-7265 Marion, Virginia Compliments of W. W. MAC COMPANY Marion, Virginia SMYTH COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Compliments of MARION DRUG COMPANY, INC. Homeowners Policies Bank of Marion Building L. P. Haywood Secretary and Treasurer 122 THE NEW SMYTH COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Estimated Completion Date August 1966 Park Boulevard Marion, Virginia 123 PORTER FURNITURE COMPANY Phone: 646-3900 Chilhowie, Virginia Enriched BREAD Calcium Propionate added to retard spoilage HECHT’S Bakery, Inc. Bristol, Tenn. - Roanoke, Va. JET STREAM AUTO WASHETTE Coin 25 ? Operated Proprietor: Jim Wheless Phone: 646-3080 PIGGLY WIGGLY Home of Fine Foods We Give S H Green Stamps Chilhowie, Virginia ERWIN ' S MARKET Retail Fruits and Vegetables CENTER FURNITURE COMPANY Chestnut Street, Marion, Virginia Furniture Center for Thrifty Buyers Phone: 783-7092 Marion, Virginia OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Compliments of BARNETT ' S FUNERAL HOME Compliments of JOHNSON ' S 5 10 Chilhowie, Virginia BOB ' S SURPLUS AND DISCOUNT STORE Compliments of Highway 11 and Main Chilhowie, Virginia DR. W. N. GREEVER Home Phone: 646-3595 Robert L. Eller DR. D. L. GREEVER Store Phone: 646-8200 Owner HOLSTON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 116 Broad Street Marion, Virginia Telephone: 783-5126 Dart Dodge Dodge Trucks ROBINSON’S Sporting Goods--Athletic Equipment Marion, Virginia Phone: 783-3622 We will do our best to please you. 124 WILEY J. MOXLEY TYPEWRITER SALES SERVICE MARION T. HODGE OF MARION Associated Underwriters Complete Office Outfitters Standard and Portable Ty jewriters Marion, Virginia Phones: 783-4314 783-4315 Phone: 783-4567 210 Commerce Street If it ' s insui ' ance, we write it. Marion, Virginia SHOE CENTER Shoes for the entire family CHILHOWIE FURNITURE CO. 218 East Main Street Chilhowie, Virginia Marion, Virginia PARK DRIVE-IN Your family theatre Compliments of WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 646-8652 PRUNER’S SHOE SHOP Dye Shoes AH Colors Marion, Virginia MARION MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Chevrolet Sales - Service Phone: 783-5116 £ff77 irJW Marion, Virginia RAYMOND SHULER Building Contractor Chilhowie Virginia Phone: 646-8875 Marion National Office THE FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA Where People Like You . . . Like to Bank Marion, Virginia Visit our Drive-Li Branch on S. Church Street If you ' re not getting service like this, switch now to our “Watchdog” Oil Heat Service! BONHAM AND HILL OIL CO Phone: 429-5112 646-3903 944-5558 125 Food...Friends...Fun things go better,! with Coke BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY DIXIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC Opportunities Like Edison had are WAITING FOR YOU The inventions of Thomas Edison have affected the lives of people every¬ where. They have created entire industries — ours, for example. Under America’s Free Enterprise system, inventive people like Edison can expect special compensations — profit, honor and satisfaction. The hope of attaining such rewards has been one of our nation’s greatest incentives to progress. It is a goal that prods imagi¬ native minds in their quests for new products and methods. Not everyone can be a Thomas Edison. However, every trained, dedicated graduate can anticipate a full measure of our society’s rewards. All it takes is a willingness to work harder and contribute more. GOOD LUCK, SENIORS” MAIDEN’S VARIETY STORE Chilhowie, Virginia And MAIDEN’S GENERAL STORE Meadowview, Virginia 126 tl B BULOVA WATCHES GIFTS I ffi lTP SAiffi-DIAMONDS GOODMAN JEWELERS Smyth County ' s largest Jewelers Chilhowie, Virginia Marion, Virginia Saltville, Virginia GOODMAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY The careful cleaners of your entire wardrobe Chilhowie, Virginia 127 Compliments of RAINBOW AUTEL RESTAURANT Best Wishes, Graduates! Compliments of VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS FURNITURE CORPORATION FOX WINDOW AWNING COMPANY 334 South Main Street Mar ion, Virginia Phone; 783-2766 PET MILK COMPANY Dairy Division SOUTHERN STATES MARION COOPERATIVE, INC. Route 16 and Pendleton Street Marion, Virginia Phone: 783-2431 Phone: 228-4321 Wytheville, Virginia THE JEWEL BOX, INC. Compliments of DR. O. 0. SMITH, JR. Center Building Marion, Virginia Elgin, Bulova, Hamilton and Elbon Watches Wedding Bells Diamonds Samsonite Luggage LEMMON TRANSPORT COMPANY, INC. Marion, Virginia Gibson Guitars International Sterling 1847 Wm. A, Rogers Silverplated Flatware and Holloware Gifts • Compliments of MARION FIRESTONE AND recapping shop Phone: 783-7178 Phone: 783-3621 116 Main Street Marion, Virginia RICE ' S MINIT MART Seven Mile Ford, Va. 128 Compliments of SALINA RESTAURANT Saltville Virginia SUPER X CLOVER FARM MARKET Saltville, Va. We Give Top Value Stamps BOB and B. L. COUNTS, OWNERS Locally Owned Locally Operated MILDRED ' S BEAUTY SHOP Highway 11 West Marion, Virginia Dial 783-7045 Mrs. Mildred Parsons - Mrs. W. F. Taylor HOUSTON CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. 354 S. Main Street Marion, Virginia Imperial - Plymouth Valiant - Chrysler Phone: 783-4242 CHEMICALS DIVISION Olin Soda Ash Bicarbonate of Soda Caustic Soda Fused Ash Chlorine Dry Ice Liquid C02 Hydrazine Manufactured at Saltville, Virginia Established 1894 ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE C. S. INSURANCE AGENCY C. P. BRICKEY, JR., Rep. OFFICE IN SALTVILLE, VIRGINIA Located Between Boardwine ' s Clothing Store and Goodman ' s Jewelers Featuring NATIONWIDE COS. PHONE Office 496-4831 -- Residence 429-5517 SERVICE ANYWHERE, ANYTIME BONHAM MOTOR COMPANY Chilhowie, Virginia Phone: 646-3441 Compliments of JOHN G. WALKER RY STAMPER ' ILIZERS TION O Rout 129 Compliments o1 VILLAGE LAUNDERETTE VILLAGE MOBILE HOMES AND AUTO VILLAGE Division of Murcofton, Inc. Chilhowie, Va. GREEVERS Products Do The Job for Which They are Manufactured and Elbon Watches Wedding Bells Diamoi Samsonite Luggage Gibson Guitars International Sterlini 1847 Wm, A, Roge] Silverplated Flatware and Holloware Gifts Phone; 783-3621 116 Main Street Marion, Virginia Phone 646-3521 Manufacturers of Veterinary Remedies, Insecticides Herbicides and Rodenticides and LAN-O-SIL Lotion 130 THE VANCE COMPANY INCORPORATED HARDWARE, PLUMBING AND HEATING BUILDING SUPPLIES FEED, SEED, FARM MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS OF VANCE FERTILIZERS 131 SENIOR DIRECTORY JERRY DOUGLAS ANDERSON Sportsman Club 3; High Salesman for Magazine Drive 5. MARY MARTIN ANDERSON Susie Class President 4; CHILA-ZETTE 1,2,3,4,5, Editor 4,5; CHILVALEE 4,5; Forensic Club 5; G.A.A. 3,4,5, President 3, Reporter 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5, Songleader 4, Chaplain 5. JO ANN ASHLIN Jo CHILA-ZETTE 5, Editor-in-Chief 5; Forensic Club 4,5; G.A.A. 3; Science Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Basketball 2,3. SANDRA JEAN BAKER Sandee Transferred in 1962-63 from Princeton High School, Prince¬ ton, West Virginia; Cheerleader 3,4,5, Captain 3; CHILA- ZETTE 4,5; CHILVALEE 5; Chorus 1,2,4,5, Pianist 2,4,5, All-State 5; All-County 1,2; French Club 3; G.A.A. 4,5, Presi¬ dent 5; National Honor Society 5; S.C.A. 1,5, Reporter 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5, President 4, Reporter 5, Senator to M.G.A. 5; Music Club 3, Treasurer 3; Softball 4; School, County, and District Forensic Award 4; Voice for Democracy Con¬ test 5, Stage Band 5. PAMELA GWEN BISHOP Pam Class Treasurer 5; Band 1,2,3,4,5; CHILA-ZETTE 2,3; CHILVALEE 5, Business Manager 5; French Club 2,3, Chap¬ lain 3; G.A.A. 3,4,5, Chaplain 4, Secretary 5; National Honor Society 4,5, President 5; S.C.A. 5; Basketball 2,3,4,5; Soft- ball 4; Senior Play Cast 5. DONNA LOU BLANKENBECKLER Class President 3; Band 1,2,3,4,5, Majorette 3,4,5, President 5, All-State 2,4,5, All-County 3; Cheerleader 3; CHILA- ZETTE 2,3,4,5; CHILVALEE 5; Forensic Club 4,5; French Club 2,3; National Honor Society 5; Tri-Hi-Y3,4,5, Historian 5; Music Club 3; School and District Forensic Award 5; State Forensic Award 5; Voice for Democracy Contest 5; Stage Band 4; Junior Play Cast 4; Senior Play Cast 5. CHARLES EDWARD BLEVINS Chuck Bus Patrol 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4,5, Reporter 3, Vice-Presi¬ dent 4, Secretary 5; K.V.G. 2,3,4,5. DWIGHT DELANO BLEVINS Chorus 5; F.F.A. 2; Sportsman Club 3,4. IRIS ANN BLEVINS Irisy Class Secretary 4; Bus Patrol 5; CHILA-ZETTE 5; Chorus 5; Forensic Club 5; G.A.A. 2,5; Science Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4.5. SANDRA LEE BLEVINS Lee CHILA-ZETTE 5; F.H.A. 2,3,5; Library Club 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Basketball 3,4,5. JOHNNY STEVEN COLE Band 1,2,3; Chorus 5, All-State 5; French Club 3; Hi-Y 3,4; Library Club 3; Monogram Club 4,5; Football 4,5; Track 3, 4.5, C.H.S. Pole Vault Record 4. JOHN WALTER COPENHAVER CHILVALEE 5; Hi-Y 5, Treasurer 5; Monogram Club 3,4,5; Football 2,3,4,5; Basketball 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Golf 4,5, Cap¬ tain 5. BENNY DEAN COUNTS F.F.A. 3,4,5, Sentinel 3, Treasurer 4; Senior Play Cast 5; K.V.G. 3,4,5. MARY ELLEN CRESS CHILVALEE 4,5; Chorus 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Basket¬ ball 2,3,5; Softball 4. MARY VIRGINIA DEAN Chorus 5. NANCY ELLEN DINKINS Barrel Class Reporter 1, Vice-President 3; CHILVALEE 4,5; F.H. A. 2,3,4,5;Parliamentarian3, Vice-President 4; G.A.A. 3,4, 5, Vice-President 3, President 4, Songleader and Recorder 5; S.C.A. 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4,5, Co-Captain 3,4,5; Softball 4; Girl ' s State Representative 4; Miss School Spirit 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 5. JOYCE ANN DKON Bus Patrol 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3,4, Songleader 4; Library Club 3,4. CHARLES LUKE ELLER Hi-Y 3; Monogram Club 5; Sportsman Club 4; Football 7th, 1,2,4,5; Track 2,3,4. SHARRON LYNN ELLER Forensic Club 4,5; F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 3,5; Science Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5, Reporter 3. ANN ELIZABETH FIELDS Annie Transferred from Carnegie High School, Marion, Virginia, 1965-66; Cheerleader 3,4; Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4; Forensic Club 5; F.H.A. 5; G.A.A. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Basketball 5; Home¬ making Award 3; Business Award 4. DOYAL WEBB FINLEY Chorus 4,5. ROBERT ALLAN FISHER Transferred from Goldsboro High School, Goldsboro, North Carolina, 1965-66. BRENDA JO ANNE FREEMAN Jo G.A.A. 2; Science Club 2; Softball 4. GEORGE BEVERLY FREEMAN G.B. F.F.A. 1,2; Sportsman Club 3,4; Football 1; Track 1,2,3; Senior Play Cast 5. VIVIAN ELAINE FRYE Bibie CHILA-ZETTE 5; Chorus 2; Forensic Club 4,5, Chaplain 4, Historian 5; F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 5; S.C.A. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Voice for Democracy Contest, 2nd Place 5, Senior Play Cast 5. HAROLD DOUGLAS GILLESPIE Butch Class Chaplain 4; Chorus 5; Football 7th, 2,3,4; Track 2,3, 4. CONSTANCE JEAN GREER Connie” Transferred from William Penn High School, New Castle, Delaware, 1965-66; Bus Patrol 3; CHILVALEE 4; Chorus 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Library 2, Basketball 4. CAROLYN BEA GREEVER Cheerleader 2,3,4; Forensic Club 5; French Club 2,3; Tri- Hi-Y 4,5; Basketball 2; $100 Magazine Salesman; 3rd Place in County Science Fair 5. 132 SENIOR DIRECTOR Y ELIZABETH KAY GREEVER Class Chaplain 1; Band 1,2,3,4,5, Drum Majorette 3,4,5; CHILA-ZETTE 2,3,4,5, Feature Editor 3,4,5; CHILVALEE 5; Forensic Club 4; French Club 2,3, Vice-President 3; National Honor Society 5, Vice-President 5; S.C.A. 1,3,4,5, Reporter 3, President 5; 3rd Place Voice for Democracy Contest 5; All-State Band l,2,3,-4,5; 2nd Place Drum Major¬ ette Award, Bristol Band Festival 4; Journal Clerk of the Senate M.G.A. 5; Homecoming Court 1; 1st Runner-Up Miss Chilhowie 5; Miss Courtesy 5; Junior Play Cast 4. WILLIAM WALTON GRINSTEAD Billy F.F.A. 1,2,3,4,5, Sentinel 1, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Hi- Y 5; K.V.G. 2,3,4,5; Football 2; Baseball 2,5; Federation President of Smyth-Wythe, Delegate to State Convention F.F. A. 3. JIMMY THORNTON GROSS Class Reporter 3; Vice-President 4; Coin Club 4; F.F.A. 1, 2,3, Reporter 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4,5, President 5; Sports¬ man Club 3,4; Foottell 2,3,4,5, Co-Captain 5; Basketball 2, 3,4,5, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 3,4,5; Track 1,2,3,4,5; All- District Baseball and Basketball 4; Second Team All-Dis¬ trict Football 4; Honorable Mention Football 5; Honorable Mention All-County Basketball 5; K.V.G. 2,3. RALPH LONNIE HAGA French Club 3. LINDA MARTIN HAMM Class President 1; Cheerleader 2,3; CHILA-ZETTE 5; French Club 2,3; Library Club3,4,5, President 3,4; National Honor Society 4,5; Bookkeeping Award 4; Co-Salutatorian 5. MARTHA LEE HAMM Chorus 4,5; Forensic Club 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; $100 Magazine Salesman 5. JAMES BRADLEY HARRISON Brad Transferred from R. B. Worthy High School, Saltville, Vir¬ ginia, 1964-65; Bus Patrol 1; Chorus 5; Science Club 2; Football 1,2,3. WILLLAM CARLOS HAYES Transferred from Carnegie High School, Marion, Virginia, 1965-66. JUDY POORE HEATH Judy Transferred from R.B. Worthy High School, Saltville, Vir¬ ginia, 1965-66; Class Secretary and Treasurer 1,2,4; Re¬ porter 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; SALTSHAKER 3; Science Club 2; S.C.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3,4, Most Outstanding Member 4; Basketball 7th, 1,2,3,4. P.ATRICL4 JEAN HEATH Chorus 4; Library Club 5. DOUGL.4S GALE HEFFINGER, JR. Class President 2; CHIVALEE 4,5; Coin Club 4; Forensic Club 4,5, President 5; French Club 3; S.C.A. 2,3,4. DENNIS ROY JOHNSON Class Treasurer 3; Monogram Club3,4,5, Secretary-Treas¬ urer 5; S.C.A. 2; Football 6th, 7th, 1,2,3,4,5, Co-Captain 5; Basketball 2; Baseball 4,5; Track 4,5; Honorable Mention District Si.x 4,5. LINDA LOU JONES Jonesey” Bus Patrol 5; CHILA-ZETTE 3,4,5, Editor 5; Chorus 5; Forensic Club4,5, Secretary-Treasurer 5; G.A.A. 5; Nation¬ al Honor Society 5; Science Club 3,4, President 4; S.C.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; 1st Year French Award, High School Bowl, Klassr oom Kwiz 4,5; Voice for Democracy Contest 5; Sen¬ ior Play Cast 5; Co-Salutatorian 5; Brunswick Scholarship 5. DALE BERKLEY KEEN CHILVALEE 4,5; Forensic Club 5; French Club 2,3; Hi-Y 2,3,4,5, Vice-President 5; Science Club 4; Track 1,2,3,4,5. CHARLES EDWARD FARMER JOYCE ANN LESTER Forensic Club 4; French Club 2,3; G.A.A. 3; Science Club 4, President 4; Basketball 2. ROBERT LEE LOUTHIAN Bobby Football 2,3,4,5; Track 2,3,4,5. CAROLYN VIRGINIA ANN LOWE Transferred from Carnegie High School, Marion, Virginia, 1965-66; Band 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4,5, President 3; G.A.A. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5. ROBERT LEE LYLES Bobby ROBERT FRANKLIN MARTIN Frank Class Reporter 2; Chorus 4; Football 7th, 1,2,3,4; Senior Play Cast 5. BRENDA GREY McCLURE Bus Patrol 1,5; CHILA-ZETTE 5; Forensic Club 4; G.A.A. 3; Library Club 2; Softball 4. SUSAN TAYLOR McCORMICK Band 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3; CHILA-ZETTE 2,3,4,5; Chorus 4; French Club 2,3; National Honor Society 4,5; Junior Play Cast 4; Music Club 5; CHILVALEE 5. THOMAS WILEY McGHEE Tommy” Class President 5; CHILA-ZETTE 2,3,4,5; CHILVALEE 4, 5, Co-Editor 5; Coin Club 4; Forensic Club 4,5, Vice-Presi¬ dent 5; French Club 3, Secretary 3; National Honor Society 5; S.C.A. 4, District Representative 4, Vice-President 4; Basketball 3; Forensic Awards, School 2,3,4,5, County 2,5, District 3,4, State 3,4; Honorable Mention UDC Essay Con¬ test; Master of Ceremonies for Homecoming 3,4,5; Play-by -Play Announcer for Home Basketball Games 3,4,5; Summer League Basketball 2,3; Junior Play Cast 4; Voice for Dem¬ ocracy Contest 5; Senior Play Cast 5; High School Bowl 4; Klassroom Kwiz 4,5. LENORA BELLE NEWMAN Nora CHIL.4-ZETTE 5. LINDA SUE OSBORNE Shorty Chorus 5; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. DAVID OLIVER PALMER Olie” Band 1,2; Monogram Club 2,3,4,5; Football 2.3,4,5; Basket¬ ball 2,3,4,5; Baseball 5; Track 1,2,3,4,5; Summer League Basketball 2,3,4; Honorable Mention Basketball 5; District Record 440 Yard Dash, Broad Jump 5. LINDA CAROL PALMER Inny Transferred from Liberty Hall High School, Lodi, Virginia, 1963-64; Chorus 4; Forensic Club 4; G..Y.A. 3,4; 4-H 1. 133 SENIOR DIRECTOR Y SANDRA IRENE PEAKE Sandy G.A.A. 1; National Honor Society 4,5;Science Club 1; S.C.A. 5; Basketball 1. BRENDA MAE POWERS Benny CHILA-ZETTE 5; F.H.A. 2. MARSHALL JUNIOR POWERS Sheriff Coin Club 1,2; F.F.A. 2,5, Sentinel 5;Science Club 1,2; K.V. G. 2,5; Basketball 1,2. MINNIE FAY POWERS National Honor Society 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5, Vice-President 4. ROY NEAL POWERS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 3; Monogram Club 5; Football 1, 2,3,4,5; Track 2,3,4; DeKalb Award 4; K.V.G. 2,3,4,5. PEGGY MARIE PRATER Chorus 4. CHARLES DAVID PRESTON Transferred from Carnegie High School, Marion, Virginia, 1965-66; Chorus 5; Football 5. CLARA VIRGINIA REEVES Vee Class Treasurer 2; Secretary 3, Reporter 4, Vice-President 5; Forensic Club 5; National Honor Society 5; S.C.A. 4,5, Secretary 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5, President 3,5, Reporter 4; Homecoming Court 3,4,5, Queen 5; Valentine Sweetheart 4; Christmas Dance Queen 5. GARY MITCHEL ROARK Porkey Chorus 4; Hi-Y 3; Football 5th, 6th, 7th, 2. CYNTHIA JO ROBERTSON Forensic Club 4,5, President 4, Chaplain 5; French Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Scholarship Award 1,2,3,4,5; Forensic Public Speaking 2,3; Forensic Spelling 4,5; High School Bowl and Klassroom Kwiz 4,5; Valedictorian 5. MARY LOU ROBINSON CHIfV-ZETTE 4,5; G.A.A. 3; Basketball 4; Softball 4. DONALD FRED ROUSE Freddie Chorus 4,5; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4. DORIS GAYE ROUSE Forensic Club 3; F.H.A. 2,3,4,5, President 5; G.A.A. 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4,5; Softball 4; Miss F.H.A. 5. CAROL JEAN RUPARD Rupe Class Treasurer 4, Secretary 5; Band 1,2; CHILA-ZETTE 2,3,4,5; CHILVALEE 4,5; Forensic Club 4,5; G.A.A. 3,5; S.C.A. 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5,Secretary 4; Basketball 2,3,4, Co- Captain 4; Homecoming Court 5; Winter Sweetheart Court 5; Miss School Spirit Court 4; Senior Play Cast 5. LARRY DARNELL RUSSELL F.F.A. 1; Hi-Y 5, Historian 5; Monogram Club 2,3,4,5, Vice- President 5; Sportsman Club 3,4; Football 6th, 7th, 1,2,3,4,5, Captain 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5; Captain 1,3, Co-Captain 5; Baseball 2,3,4,5; Track 1,2,3,4,5; First Team All-District Basketljall 5; First Team All-County Basketball 5; Sports¬ manship Award 5. BILLY SHANNON SAULS Bus Patrol 2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4. BEVERLY ANN SCOTT Class Reporter 5; Bus Patrol 4; CHILA-ZETTE 5; Forensic 4; G.A.A. 3; Library Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. FRANKLIN EDWARD SHAZIER Bubble Transferred from Carnegie High School, Marion, Virginia, 1965-66; Bus Patrol 3; Chorus 5; Basketball 3,4; Dramatic Club 3,4. POLLY ELAINE SHEETS CHILA-ZETTE 5; Chorus 5; G.A.A. 3; Library Club 5, Treasurer 5. JERRY WAYNE STAMPER F.F.A. 1,2; Withdrew March 25, 1966. ROGER LEONARD STAMPER Rog” Chorus 4; Forensic 5; Hi-Y 2; Football 6th, 7th, 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3. EDNA JEANETTE TAYLOR Withdrew January 19, 1966. MARY HUNT TAYLOR Liz CHILA-ZETTE 5; Chorus 5; Forensic Club 4,5; G.A.A. 3; Library Club 5, Secretary 5. SANDRA SHAW TROXEL Sandy Bus Patrol 3,4; G.A.A. 3. PHYLLIS ANN TUCKER Pat Bus Patrol 1,2; CHILA-ZETTE 5; Chorus 4; Forensic Club 5; G.A.A. 3; Library Club 3,5, Secretary 3, Program Chair¬ man 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5. NORMA ANN TUELL Chorus 4,5; Science Club 3; Vice-President 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. ARNOLD EUGENE VIERS Frenchie Forensic Club 4; French Club 3; F.F.A. 1; Football 4,5; Track 1,2,3,4,5. SHIRLEY COOK WHITT G.A.A. 3; Science Club 3. GLADYS FAYE WHITAKER Forensic Club 1; Library Club 1,5; Tri-Hi-Y 1,3. JO ANN WILKINSON Bus Patrol 3,4,5; F.H.A. 2,4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 5. JOHN ROBERT WOLFE Bobby Chorus 5. HERMAN KELLY WYATT, JR. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4,5, Reporter 5; Monogram Club 5; Football I, 2,3,4,5; Basketball 4,5; Track 1,2,3,4; K.V.G. 2,3,4,5; Honorable Mention Football 5; All-Smyth County Basketball Team 5. JEFFERY DWAYNE WYATT Jeff F.F.A. 1,2,3,4,5, Secretary 4, President 5; Monogram 5; Football 1,2,4,5; Track 1,2,3,4; K.V.G. 2,3,4,5; Senior Play Cast 5; All-District Team 5; Honorable Mention State, Foot¬ ball 5; Federation Livestock Judging Contest 4. LARRY LEE WYATT Skeeter F.F.A. 1,2,3,4,5; K.V.G. 2,3,4,5. A. Adams, Richard Dean 56,66,70,99,102 Anderson, Gaile Patricia 56 Anderson, Jerry Douglas 14,26,83 Anderson, Jimmy 46 Anderson, Judy FCiren 46 Anderson, Mary Martin 26,69,70,71, 72,76,77 Anderson, Mr. Paul 111 Ashlin, Jo Ann 26,70,71,77 D. Baker, Sandra Jean 27,66,67,69.71, 72,73,76,77,78,79,87,92 Baker, Mr. William W. 4,18,82,83,89, 109 Ball, Arlin Dean 56,99 Ball, Roger Lee 46 Barker, Mr. Dwight 72,99,103,106 Barr, Linda Lou 50 Basham, Mrs. Betty M. 8,18,72,82, 104.105 Baumgardner, Jackie 56 Beckner, John Oliver 56,74 Berry, Michael 50,99,102 Berry, Richard Keith 50 Berry, Sandra Leigh 50,53,66 Berry, Steven Kelly 56,70,74,99,102 Bishop, Pamela Jean 26,27,30,66,67, 69.72.75.80.105 Blankenbeckler, Donna Lou 27,30,67, 69,70,71,74,75,76,79,80,85 Blankenbeckler, Jerry Edward 3b Blankenbeckler. Linda Carol 50 Blevins, Allen Ray 46,66 Blevins, Anita Louise 46,68,70,71,79 Blevins, Arthur Eugene 46 Blevins, Bobby Joe 38 Blevins, Brenda Lou 50,73 Blevins, Carolyn Sheets 38 Blevins, Charles Edward 27,66 Blevins. Dale Eugene 56 Blevins. Daniel Calvin, Jr. 46,56,71,102 Blevins, Danny Eugene Blevins, David Leon 38,100 Blevins. Dianna Sue 56,66 Blevins. Dolores Mattie 38,71,72, Blevins, Donna Jean 38,66,71 Blevins, Doris Jean 56,72,94,95 Blevins, Douglas Leo 46 Blevins, Dwight Delano 27,73 Blevins, Gary Lee 46,111 Blevins, Iris Ann 27,70,71,72,73,82, 83 Blevins, Jackie Dean 50,99,103,106 Blevins, Janies Douglas 56,99,102 Blevins, Jeffrey 75 Blevins, John Edward 38,41,68,70,76 80.81.97.111 Blevins, Joseph Allen 50 Blevins, Joyce Leigh 56 Blevins, Juditli Carol 46,68,69,70,71, 74 Blevins, Kenneth Denver 39 Blevins, Larry Willard 46,106 Blevins, Lelia Maureen 56 Blevins, Linda Darlene 50 Blevins, Mack Sanders 56,70,74,99, 102 Blevins, Margie Elaine 38,67,71,73, 85 Blevins, Micheal Howard 39,41,68,76, 80.96.97.111 Blevins, Micheal Dean 46,99 Blevins, Mr. O. M. 23 Blevins, Randy Lee 50 Blevins, Rebecca Jane 56,72 Blevins, Sandra Lee 27,67 Blevins, Shirley Ann 56 Blevins, Toby Stephen 50 Blevins, Thomas Mitchell 46,99 Blevins, Wanda Lee 56 Bonham, Ellen Neff 46,66,69,72,74, 79,87.92 Bonham, James 75 Bonham, Jay 74 Breedlove, Jerry Wayne 50 INDEX Breedlove, Nellie Wanda 38,39,41,66, 67.71.72.79.80.104.105 Brewster, Fletcher Lee 39,70,95 Burris, Ronnie Coleman 50,73 Byrd, Micheal Allen 56 C Call, Beverly Sharon 56 Call, Bobby 46,106 Call, Mr. George 23 Campbell, Mr. Charles 18,106,108 Campbell, James Edward 39 Campbell, Rachel Ann 50 Canady, Rev. David 89 Carrico, David Allen 56 Carrico. Patsy Ann 39 Carter, Marie Clark 39,41,67.69,72, 79.80.105 Casey, Sandra Carol 57 Catron, Becca 75 Catron, Herbert Lee 47,70,75 Catron, Roban 74 Catron, Sammy 50,75,82,99 Clapp, Bureda Zane 51,72 Clark, Ambers Wayne 57 Clark, Charlie Champ 57,74,99,102 Clark, Margaret 75 Clark, Mrs. Champ 19,69,76 Clark, Pam 75 Clark, Ruth Ann 51 Coe, Alonzia Albert 57 Coe, Joyce Ann 47 Coe, Linda Sue 51 Coe, Rebecca Carol 51,73 Coe, Yulanda Orvada 39 Cole, Johnny Steven 27,68,73,77,111 Cole, Mary Margaret 51 Combs, Herman Howard 39,73 Compton, Mr. Cleve 18,20,22,73,82, 96 Compton, Mrs. Cleve 19,82 Copenhaver, Mr. Frances 88,89 Copenhaver, John Walter 27,36,68,69, 72,83,95,96,98,108 Copenhaver, Kathie Ann 38,39,67,72, 73.79.105 Copenhaver, Miss Mary Payne 5,19, 66,70,81 Cornette, Mrs. Joyce 4 Counts, Benny Dean 27,66,78,80,87 Counts, William Donald 47 Creed, Deborah Rose 57 Creggar, Franklin Preston 51 Creggar, Johnny Thomas 51 Cress, .Janella 47,68,69 Cress, Mary Ellen 27,69,71,76,104 Crockett, Ronald Wayne 51,70,103 Crockett. Mr. Sam 83 Crouse, Doris Lee 51,74 Crouse, Mr. Greever 18 Crouse, Lila Mae 51 Crutchfield, Mr. George Allen 23 D. Davenport, William Roy 51 Davis, Peggy 13,47,71,72,73,104 Davis, Mrs. Ralph 23 Dean, Mary Virginia 27,73,82 Debusk, Dora 47,68,87 Delp, Nancy Lou 57 Dempsey, Edward Eugene 39,66,78 Dempsey, Boyd 51 Dempsey Velma Ruth 39,73 Dinkins, Becky 39,41,66,67,72,94,95, 105 Dinkins, Nancy Ellen 28,36,67,69,72, 76,84.104 Dixon, Joyce Ann 28 Dixon, Ruthie Diann 51 Dixon, Sidney Steven 51 Di. on, Tony Martin 57.99 Dolinger, Linda Carol 47 Dolinger, Rickie Lee 57 Doss, Ronnie Lee 57 Dowell, Patsy Jane 51 Duncan, Mildred 74 Dungan, Billy 47,69,70.75,103,106, 107,111 E. Edmiston, J. E. 38,39,66,67,70,71,72, 76,79,80,84,95 Edwards, Brenda Kaye 39,41,73,74,80 Eller, Charles Luke 28,68,96,98 Eller, Donnie Ray 47 Eller. Randal Jackson 12,39,68,76,82, 96.100 Eller, Rita Maybelle 51 Eller, Rodney Lane 57,74,102 Eller, Sharron Lynn 28,70,71,72 Eller, Steve Lee 47 Eller, William Gerald 51,99 Ellison, David Warren 47,99,106,111 Ellison, Wanda Diane 50,51,68,71 Elswick, Joseph Daniel 51,70,74 Evelsizer, Vickie Lynn 40 F. Farmer, Mr. A. B. 8,19,66 Fenner, Debbie 75 Fields, Ann Elizabeth 28,67,70,71,72, 105 Fields, George 51 Fields, William Allen 52 Finch, Mr. William C. 88,89 Finley, Doyal Webb 28,73 Fisher, Allan 29 Fisher, Micheal Keeler 47,68,70,96, 100,101 Freeman, Barbara Jean 52 Freeman, Brenda Jo Ann 28 Freeman, G. B. 28,30,80 Freeman, Jerry Wayne 40,66 Freeman, Ronald Eugene 57 French, Dennis Kyle 40,73 Frye, Mrs. Gladys 19,67,82,83 Frye, Vivian Elaine 28,66,70,71,72,77 79,80,82 G. Gillespie, Fred Wayne 40,96,97,107 Gillespie. Harold Douglas 28,30,73, 80,83 Gillespie, Jack McNeil, Jr. 47,66 Gillespie, Kitty Lou 52 Gillespie, Nona Kay 47 Gilley, Larry Mitchell 52 Gilley, Roger Lee 47,66 Glasco, Elizabeth Ann 47 Goble, Anita Louise 47 Goff, Carol Sue 47 Gollehorn, Cathy 74 Goode, Howard Wayne 52 Goode, Kenneth Melvin 40,99 Goodman, Charles Ralph 57 Goolsby, Rita Marlyn 52,67,72 Goolsby, Roberta Deborah 52,67,72, 104 Gore, Debra Rutli 57 Greer, Constance Jean 29 Greer, Janey Leigh 57 Greer, Ronnie Greever, Carolyn Bea 28,70,82 Greever, Charles Vincent 40,72,82, 96.100 Greever, Elizabeth Key 5,28,36.37, 66,67,69.71,74,75,76,77,79,81,84, 85 Greever, Nina Sue 40,66,69.70.72,76 Greever, Retta Jo 74 Grinstead, Paul Lee 56,57.71 Grinstead, William Walton 29,66,72. 76,106 Gross, Jimmy Thornton 29.36.37,68. 76,86,96,97.98,100.101,106,107 Gross, Tommy Eugene 46,47.96.100. 106 Grubbs, Rev. David 88 Gullion, Dennis Eugene 57 H. Haga, Johnny Dean 52 Haga. Ralph Lomiie 29 Haga, Sharon Ruth 40,67.69,72 135 Hale, Linda 74 Hale, Mr. Gene 23 Hale, Michael Lee 50,52,99 Hall, David Warren 40,68,96 Hall, Dexter Jackie 52 Hall, Edwin Mitchell 40,41,68,80,85, 96.100.106.107 Hall, James Dennis 52 Hall, Jerry 55,70,106 Hamm, Danny Wayne 40,73 Hamm, David Marshall 57,102 Hamm, Linda Martin 67,68,71,83,86, 88 Hamm, Martha Lee 29,70,71,73,79 Hamm, Wanda Kay 52 Harmon, Jackie Carl 47 Harris, Michael 55,106 Harrison, James Bradley 28,73 Hart, Barbara Jean 47 Hart, Gerald Lee 40 Hart, Robert Lee 57,99,102 Hawkins, Linda Mae 52 Hawkins, Wanda Faye 47 Hayden, Deloris Faye 40,67 Hayes, Carlos 29 Hayes, Judy Carol 47,68 Hayes, Thomas Wayne 52,99 Haynes, Regina Ann 40,67,71 Haynes, Wilmer Jack 57 Heath, George Arthur 48 Heath, Judy 57 Heath, Judy Poore 30 Heath, Michael 75 Heath, Patricia Jean 30,68 Heath, William Call 57,99 Heffinger, Douglas Gale, Jr. 30,69, 70.76.79.83 Heffinger, Sarah Lee 48,69,70,74,79 Heffinger, Thomas Edward 52 Helton, Charles 57 Henegar, Gale 40,75,79,106 Heninger, Deward Wayne 50,52,99, 103.106.107 Henry, Micheal Allen 52,70,74 Hicks, Robert Joseph 14,57,70,74,99, 102,103 Hoback, Richard Sanders 57 Hodge, Marian Teresa 52,71 Hopkins, Charles Lee 40 Hopson, Jerrie Wanda 57 Hopson, Lester Eugene 41 Howell, Charlotte 57 Howell, Mitchell 41 Howell, Ronnie Lee 48 Hunt, Fredrick Lee 48 Hunt, Harry Wallace 41 Hurley, Stephen Darryl 57,102 Hutton, Clarencle Eugene 52 J. Jackson, Dorothy Faye 57 Jackson, Eddie Eugene 57,99 Jackson, Jane 57,73 Jennings, Congressman W. Pat 83 Johnson, Dennis Roy 30,68,76,81,95, 96.98.106.107 Johnson, Dixie Jean 57,88,92 Johnson, Gary Donald 58,99 Johnson, Philip Ray 52,106 Johnson, Rhonda Gwyn 41,67,69 Johnson, William Mack 41,68,72,76, 79.96.107 Jones, Diane Lee 52,71 Jones, Donna Sue 41,72 Jones, Miss Linda 21 Jones, Linda Lou 30,52,66,67,70,71, 72,73,77,80,88 Jones, Margaret Linda 52 Jones, Robert Hugh 41,67,69,74,76 79.80.83.84 Jones, Rosemarie Lee 41,67,72,74, 75,76,83,105 K. Keen, Charles Edward 58 Keen, D:ile Berkley 30,37,69,70,72, 76.107 INDEX Keen, William Henry 52 Keesee, Carolyn Lane 48 Keesee, Connie Levon 58 Keesee, Donna Gail 58 Keesee, Mary Ann 53 Keesee, Thomas Glenn 42,73 Kegley, Tamara Lynn 58,72 Kell, Betty Ann 53,75 Kelly, Lynn 74 L. Lampkins, Wanda Gaye 53 Landis, Ray Andrew 58 Landis, Stanley Elmer 58 Larmer, Charles Edward 31,66,72, 86,87 Larmer, Graham Chester 48 Legard, Cindy 75 Lester, Joyce Ann 31 Lewis, Kenneth Meadows 53 Lineberry, Terry Lee 41,52 Louthian, Anna Sue 53 Louthian, Peggy Jean 48 Louthian, Robert Lee 31,96,98,107 Lowe, Carolyn Virginia Ann 31,67,72, 77 Lowe, Earl Bradley 58 Lowe, James Edward 48,99,103 Lowe, Margaret Ellen 53,67,72 Love, Miss Elizabeth 7,19,71,82 Lyles, Robert Lee 31 M. Mabe, Sammy 58,95,99 Martin, Carolyn Joyce 48,68 Martin, Charlee Beth 50,58,71,72,77, 81.92 Martin, Mrs. Charles 23 Martin, Robert Franklin 31,80,81 Martin, Golda Kay 48,66,69,74 Martin, Mrs. Hurley 23 Martin, James Russell 42 Martin, Janey Hope 58 Martin, Lee Howard 41,42,69,70,75, 79,80,81 Martin, Linda Ann 48,68,69,72.104 Martin, Linda (Hamm) 31 Martin, Sara Jayne 38,41,42,66,67,69, 71.72.76.77.80.82.87.92 Martin, Shirley Evelyn 42,69,71 Mason, Eva Mae 53 Mason, James Lloyd 53 Matthews, Miss Dorothy 19,66,71,81 Mauck, Mr. J. Leonard 4 McAllister, India Sue 53,67,71 McClure, Angela Sue 38,41,42,67,69, 71.72.76.80.82.87.92 McClure, Betsy 58,88,92 McClure, Brenda 31,71,73,83 McClure, Bobby 58,99 McClure, David 58 McClure, Diana Kay 53,68,70,72,73, 104 McClure, Edith Sue 58 McClure, Gerold Dean 42 McClure, James Ray 58 McClure, Jerry Wayne 48 McClure, John 59 McClure, Larry Dale 53,99 McClure, Max Ray 42,73,77 McClure, Patricia Ann 58,73 McClure, Phyllis Jean 42,70,72,87 McCormick, Susan 31,67.69,70,71,76 McGhee, Allan Daniel 58 McGhee, Thomas Wiley 26,30,31,36, 37,67.69,70,71,79,80,83,84 McGlocklin, Glenna Jane 53 McGlocklin, William Preston 48,73 McKee, Glenn 75 McMurray, Rose Mae 48,73 McThenia, Daniel Wayne 42 Meade, Janice Ann 48,68 Mellinger, Mr. Arnold 4,18,22,68,83, 84,99,100,101 Meredith, Betty Ann 53,67 Meredith, Wanda Gay 42,67,69 Miller, Carlos Dewey 42 Miller, Danny 66 Miller, Dennis Edward 48 Miller, Dreama Jean 58,66 Miller, Joyce Ellen 53 Miller, Theodore 53 Minnick, Joyce Dee 48,69 Moser, Opal Jane 53,71 Moxley, Johnny 48,74 Mullins, Wanda 48,76 Mullins, Wayne 53 Murray, Janie 74 Murray, Karen 41,42,70,71,79,80,84 Mutter, Dorothy Louise 53 N. Neikirk, Sharon Rhea 54 Newman, Lenora Belle 31,71,77,81, 87 O. Olinger, Robert Dean 54 Osborne, Carol Sue 58 Osborne, Helen Ynonne 43 Osborne, Linda Sue 31,67,73 Osborne, Mary Jane 48,67,78 Osborne, Mildred Page 42 Osborne, Robert Leonard 42 Owens, Betty Jo 54 Owens, Carter 43 Owens, Jeannie Christine 48 Owens, Ronald Gayle 43 P. Palmer, David Oliver 12,32,68,96,98, 100.106.107.111 Palmer, Linda Carol 32 Palmer, Mary Alice 48 Parsons, Wanda Sue 58 Patrick, Carl William 59 Patrick, John Robert 54 Patrick, Ronald Eugene 58,75 Pauley, Linda Sue 48 Pauley, William Roger 43 Peake, David Thompson 53,54,99 Peake, Dennis Graham 20,54,103 Peake, Michael Troy 58 Peake, Ronnie Elbert 49 Peake, Sandra Irene 32,54,66,67 Peake, Sandra Sue Peake, Tommy Lynn 49,106 Peck, Mr. Gregory 83 Pennington, Donna Marie 54,66 Pennington, Eddie 58,66 Pennington, Gary Dean 58 Pennington, Roy Edwin 58 Fhckle, Kathy Jane 58 Fhckle, Phyllis Jean 58 Fhckle, Sharon Mae 43,70,72 Pierce, Patsy Mae 11,43,67,79,84 Plummer, Ernest Robinson 58,70,99 Plummer. Harry Daniel 41,43,68,73, 96.97.111 Poe, Carolyn Maxine 43 Poe, David Charles 58 Powers, Brenda Mae 32,71,77 Powers, Delores Imigene 59 Powers, Gerald James 58 Powers, Jackie Ray 54 Powers, J. C. 49 Powers, John Lee 49,66 Powers, Marshall Junior 32,66 Powers, Minnie Faye 32,36,67,71,86 Powers, Mr. Ray 23 Powers, Roger Dale 43,66.68,78,87, 96,107 Powers, Roy Neal 32,66,68,96,98 Powers, Sue 59 Powers, Shirley Louise 59 Powers, Velma Sue 43,73 Prater, Peggy Marie 32 Preston, Charles David 32,73,96,98 Price, Janis Ava 54,71 Price, Jerry Douglas 46,49,66,99,103 Price, Vera Ann 59,72 Pruitt, Retta Ann 43,72,73,104 136 INDEX R. Riitlitl, Carter Lee 54 Rutlilf, Harold Wayne 43,73 Reedy, Rose Marie 44 Reedy, Stephen Dale 54,72,76,99.103 Reeves, Doug 49 Reeves, Clara Virginia 26,32,37,66, 67.70.71.83.94.95 Reid, Wiley liite 44,69,72,79,105 RetMord, liirbara Ellen 59 RetMord, Evelyn Regine 54,57,104 Retliford, Roy Wilburn 49 Richardson, Ronnie Gale 56,59,74 Richardson, Wanda Lynn 54 Rilley, Rose Marie 59 Riley, George Robert 59 Riley, James Carl 44 Roark, Gary Mitchel 32,95 Roark, .Judy Gray 54,72,73.104 Roark, Linda Kay 44,67,73 Roberts, Sandra Lynn 54 Roberts, William Douglas 44 Robertson, Cynthia Jo 14,32,36,37,67, 70,71.79,84,86,87,88 Robinson. Ervin Fields 44 Robinson, Linda Irene 49 Robinson, Mrs. Margaret 19,53,82 Robinson, Mary Lou 33,71,77 Robinson, Roger Dale 54 Robinson. Sylvia Jean 44 Robinson, Teresa Gayle 59 Roe, Donna Marie 46,49,69,71,72,87, 92 Rollins, Mrs. Pansy 20,22,69,82,87 Rollins, Thomas Edgar 54,70,72,75 Rose, Elgene Ronald 44 Rose, Nellie Kathy 59 Rouse. Donald Fred 33,73,77 Rouse, Doris Gaye 33,37,67,72,83,105 Rouse, Edwin Sanders 54,66 Rouse, James Robert 49,103 Rouse. Nancy 75 Rowland, Edgar Darrell 45,73 Rupard, Carol Jean 26,33.69,70,71, 72.76.77.80.81.83.94.95 Rusek, Mr. Joey 20,22,102,107 Russell. Larry Darnell 12,14,33,68, 72,86,96,98.100,101,106,107 Russell, Miss Marian 20,71 S. Sauls, Donna Ruth 59,72 Sauls, Shannon 33,66,95 Scott, Beverly Ann 34 Sexton, Donald Eugene 59 Sexton, Wayne Kelly 45,73 Shaw, Mary Donna 54,73 Shaw, Sandra Lee 34 Shazier, Franklin 34,73 Sheets, Dexter Van 54 Sheets, Paul 54 Sheets, Polly Elaine 34,68,73 Shelley, Miss Carolyn 5 Shetfield, Harold Howard 59 Shelton, Carol Christine 45,71 Shortt, Lewis W. 55 Shrader, Betty Lee 45 Shupe, Shirley Gay 49,71 Shupe, William Michael 59 Snavely, Miss Louise 20,70,76,83 Snow, Kathy Ann 59,72 Snow, Roy Sanders 55 Stamper, Avery Dale 59 Stamper, Clifford Hurley 49 Stamper, Danny 66 Stamper, Dennis Wade 49 Stamper, Jerry Wayne 34 Stamper, Linda Joyce 55,68 Stamper, Mack 55 Stamper, Roger 34,36,70,83,95 Stamper, Wilma Lee 55,70,73 Stewart, Deborah Lynn 49,67,104 Stewart, Zandra 74 St. John, Mr. William 20,66.78,86 Stuart, David Eugene 55 Sturgill, Janet 49,71,72 Sullins, Franklin Eugene 49 Sullivan, Patricia 75 Sullivan, Shirley Ann 55,70,75 Sutherland, Mr, Ronald R. 21,22,67 Sutherland, Mrs. Ronald R. 21,81 Sword, Miss Lucille 6,21,70,81,82.86 T. Taylor, Edna Jeanette 35 Taylor, Mary Hunt 35,68,70,71,73 Taylor, Mary Christine 45 Taylor, Rebecca Jean 59 Taylor, Shawnie Lee 45,72,73,104 Teaters, Charlie Allen 59,99 Teaters, Shirely Ann 59 Terry, Angelia Gail 59 Terry, Frances Bill 59 Terry, Robert Arnold 45,79,95 Testament, Freddie Jackson 55 Testament, Ilene 59 Testament, Peggy Louise 55,70,73 Thomas, Bobby 59,99 Thomas. Nancy Lou 49,79 Thomas, Sharon Kay 55 Thompson, Mr. E. R. 5 Tilson, Danny Lee 59 Tilson, James William 49,66 Tilson, Miss Ruby 23 Trail, James Scott 49 Tucker, Phyllis Ann 30,35,68,71,80, 82 Tuell, .Jackie Sue 55,70,73,77 Tuell, Norma Ann 35,73 Tuell, Timmy 55 U. Umberger, Miss Katrina 5 V. Vail, Mr. David 9,21,70,73,74 Vail. Mrs. David 21,68 Viers, Arnold Eugene 35,37,107 Viers, Herbert Micheal 55,103 W. Walker, Gene Thomas 11,45,70,72,76, 95,103 Walls, Jackie Lee 55 Walters, Barbara Jean 49,94,95 Walton, Alvin Clay 55 Walton, Edith Christine 59,72 Warf, Beverly Jean 55,72,92 Warf, Roger Wayne 45,68,96,100,107 Waters, Jane Dixon 38,41,45,66,67. 69.71.72.76.79.80.87.92.111 Waters, Robert Mitchell 55,75,99,108 Wlietsel, James Randolph 45 Whitt, Shirley Cook 35,88 Whitley, David Campbell 45,75,108 Wliitley, Mrs. Marilyn 21 Whittaker, Gladys Faye 35,68 Widener, Danny Lee 45,68,77,96 Widener, Doris Freida 55 Widner, Arnold Reed 45,66 Widner, Connie Ruth 49,7 1 Widner, David Allen 45,73 Wilkinson, Janies Tommy 55,108 Wilkinson, Jo Ann 35,67,71,73 Williams, Luther 45,68,73,76,77,96, 100 Williams, Lydia 50,55.71,72,92,104 Williams, Ronald Edward 49,96,103, 111 Wilson, Carol Jean 50,55,66,68,72,92, 94,95 Wilson, Charles Marshall 59,99 Wire, Miss Carol 21 Wolfe, David Lee 59 Wolfe, John Robert 35 Wyatt, Constance Lynn 59 Wyatt, Dennis Ray 49,73 Wyatt, Herman Kelly, Jr. 35,66,68, 96.98.101.111 Wyatt, Jeffrey Dwayne 45,46,66,68, 80,95,96,98 Wyatt. Ltirry Lee 35,66 Wyatt, Richard Ira Wyatt, Shirley Lois 55,73 137 A D VER RISERS’ INDEX Appalachian Electric Power Co. 126 Appalachian Manufacturing Corp. 122 Associated Underwriters 125 Auto Village 130 Baldwin ' s 117 Bank of Marion, The 117 Barnett ' s Funeral Home 124 Berry, F. W. Sons 115 Berry, F. W. Produce 114 Billie Ray Hosiery Co. 120 Bob ' s Surplus and Discount Store 124 Bonham and Hill Oil Co. 125 Bonham Bros. 120 Bonham Motor Co. 129 Brunswick 121 Burgess McNiel Furniture Co. 122 Calhoun Oil Co., Inc. 122 C. S. Insurance Agency 129 Center Furniture Co. 124 Chilhowie Furniture Co. 125 Chilhowie Gulf Service Station 115 Chilhowie Hardware and Appliance Store 115 Chilhowie Milling Co., and Motor Corp. 120 Chilhowie Oil Co. 118 Chilhowie Textiles 119 Chilhowie Tractor and Implement Co. 118 City Cab 114 City Drug Store 116 Clark ' s Pharmacy 118 Cole, Dr. J. D. 121 Dairyland Drive-In 129 DeVault ' s, Inc. 118 Dixie Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. 126 Dominion Music, Inc. 118 Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. 115 Echo Sales Co. 114 Eloise ' s Beauty Shop 114 Erwin ' s Market 124 Fisher ' s Jewelers 122 Fox Window and Awning Co. 128 Francis Bros. Hardware 117 Francis, Dr. David L. 122 Gate’s Restaurant 115 Goodman Cleaners Laundry 127 Goodman Jewelers 127 Greever, Drs. W. L. and D. L. 124 Greever ' s Drugs 114 Greever ' s Inc. 130 Grissom Motor Parts, Inc. 115 H M Store 114 Hecht ' s Purity Bakery 124 Herff-Jones 121 Hi-Way Drive-In 118 Holston Chrysler-Plymouth Inc. 129 Holston Motor Co., Inc. 124 Home Auto Supply 117 Hudson ' s Jewelers 116 Hurricane Bowl 121 Jet Stream Auto Washette 124 Jewel Box, Inc., The 128 Jewel Tea Co., Inc. 115 Johnson ' s 5-10-25C Store 124 Kern ' s Bakery, Inc. 125 Lemmon Transport Co., Inc. 128 Libby ' s Beauty Shop 118 McDonald ' s, Die. 116 Mac, W. W., Co. 122 Maiden ' s Variety Store 126 Marion College 122 Marion Drug Co., Inc. 122 Marion Firestone and Recapping Shop 128 Marion Laundry Co., Inc. 122 Marion Motor Co., Inc. 125 Marion National Bank 125 Marion Office Supply Co. 116 Marion Police Dept. 116 Merle Norman Cosmetics 122 Mildred ' s Beauty Shop 129 National Bank of Chilhowie, The 114 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. 115 Olin 129 Pargas 117 Park Drive-In Theatre 125 Park-N-Shop 122 Pet Milk Co.-Dairy Division 128 Piggly Wiggly 124 Porter Furniture Co. 124 Pruner ' s Shoe Shop 125 Pugh-Pearcy Tire Co. 118 Rainbow Autel Restaurant 128 Reasor, Dr. J. Dan 114 Regent, The 116 Rice ' s Minit Mart 128 Richardson, Florence, Florist 117 Robinson ' s 124 Rose ' s Store, Inc. 117 Rouse Real Estate Agency 117 Salina Restaurant 129 Scenic View Golf Course 114 Scott Furniture Co. 117 Service Dry Cleaners 117 Sewing Basket, The 114 Shoe Center 125 Shuler, Raymond 125 Smith, Dr. O. O. 128 Smyth County Community Hospital 123 Smyth County Motor Co., Inc. 116 Smyth County Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 122 Smyth County News 117 Smyth Farm Bureau 121 Southern States Marion Cooperative, Inc. 128 Southwestern Business College 116 Stamper ' s Store and Service Station 129 Stokes, Ralph, Insurance Advisor 120 Sturgill ' s Barber Shop 114 Style Shop, The 116 Sue ' s Shop 118 Super X Market 129 Terrace Heights Funeral Home 115 Triangle-Citgo Service Station 116 Typewriter Sales and Ser dce 125 Vance Co., Inc., The 131 Village Launderette 130 Village Mobile Homes 130 Virginia Highlands Furniture Corp. 128 Walker, John, C. P. A. 129 W. R. Feed Service, Inc. 118 Western Auto 115 Wholesale Lumber and Supply Co. 118 Wilkinson, J. T. Son 115 Williams Funeral Home 125 Williams, H.S.,Co., Inc. 116 Wright ' s Electrical Heating Insulating Co. 118 Yellow Coach Lines, Inc. 118 )38 Waiting in the lunch line for their just reward! Mackie Johnson The Terry Twins 139 AUTOGRAPHS 140 J PRINTING COMPANY • Charlotte, N.C. - r 1 ! i •i L I J I ' i i 4 4 1