Chilhowie High School - Chilvalee Yearbook (Chilhowie, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1967 volume:

- FOREWORD Beginning in the spring of 1966 the school administration and faculty began preparations for a year of self-evaluation. This study was intensified with the opening of the 1966-67 ses¬ sion and gained momentum among the students as well as the faculty as the year progressed. By the time the Visiting Evaluation Committee arrived in April numerous reports had been compiled. Below and on the following pages the annual staff wishes to share with the read¬ ers of THE CHILVALEE excerpts from the summaries of some of these reports. CHS PHILOSOPHY We believe that every individual is of in¬ finite worth and for this reason our paramount objective is to help each student in our school, regardless of his intellectual level, social or economic status, realize his worth as an in¬ dividual and develop to the maximum of his abilities. We also believe we should endeavor to enhance the student’s understanding and ap¬ preciation of esthetic, spiritual, and moral values and encourage him to reflect them in his daily living. We believe that one of the chief aims of Chilhowie High School is to inspire our stu¬ dents to know themselves and to become intel¬ lectually prepared, physically healthy, emo¬ tionally mature, and socially adjusted in order to meet the demands of a rapidly changing so¬ ciety. EVALUATION Published by The Annual Staff of CHILHOWIE HIGH SCHOOL Chilhowie, Virginia Jayne Martin, Editor Nellie Breedlove, Business Manager Miss Louise Snavely, Adviser 11 j . iV l The CHS administration, faculty, staff In one of its many meetings the faculty makes preliminary plans for the school ' s self-evaluation. SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY Chilhowie High School with an enrollment of 478 and a faculty of twenty-seven is located in Chilhowie, Virginia, on the Lee Highway. Hence the yearbook is called THE CHIL- VALEE. The high school building, erected in 1958, is situated on the site of an ancient Cherokee Indian burial ground near the Middle Fork of the Holston River. The name Chilhowie” is an Indian word meaning Valley of Many Deer. Therefore, the school ' s ath¬ letic teams are appropriately named the Warriors. Chilhowie, the site of the farthest settlement west in 1750, was first called Town House because Colonel James Patton chose the site for a fu¬ ture city. After the building of the railroad in 1856 a siding was put in near the Town House, and the com¬ munity growing up around it was The school entertains the Visiting Evaluation Committee, school and county officials, club and town leaders, faculty, staff, and guests at a dinner in the school cafeteria. The SCA Council, under the leadership of President J. E. Edmiston, adds its suggestions for the period of self- evaluation. and students spent many hours in Members of the Visiting Evaluation Committee listen as a faculty report is read to the group. Mr. E. R. Thompson, Director of Instruction, ex¬ presses greetings from the School Board, as Mr. Kelly Shutt, chairman of the Visiting Committee, listens. 5 preparation f New activities such as the tutoring programs helped the evaluation. Mrs. Sprenger captures the interest of students in reading. The trampoline, added during the special summer school program, creates more enthusiasm in gym classes. 6 0 evaluation committee have attended CHS during all of their school years. In 1965-66 only 7.3% of the students dropped out or transferred. This percentage was below the State average. Most adults in the community are in a middle-class income bracket, gaining their livelihoods either from farming, working in industries and building trades, as managers and owners of small businesses serving the community, or in the service occupations or professions. Quite active in the school and community life is the Parent-Teachers Association which makes a contribution toward the Senior trip, helps with the free lunch program, and aids various special school projects, such as the publication of the school handbook. Just as the patterns of behavior that char¬ acterize the student body are definite reflec¬ tions of the community, the school makes a definite and major contribution toward shap¬ ing the prevailing complex patterns of be¬ havior, as its graduates assume adult status. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1-7 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, AND STAFF 8-15 CLASSES 16-55 Seniors 18-29 Juniors 30-35 Sophomores 36-41 Freshmen 42-47 Eighth Graders 48-51 Class Scenes 52-55 ACTIVITIES 56-83 Organizations 58-68 Activities 69-75 Awards and Honors 76-79 Graduation 80-81 Snapshots 82-83 SPORTS 84-101 ADVERTISEMENTS 102-122 SENIOR DIRECTORY 123-126 INDEX 127-129 ADVERTISERS ' INDEX 130 SNAPSHOTS 131-132 MR. WILLIAM W. BAKER PRINCIPAL Concord College, B.S. Marshall University, M.A. MR. DWIGHT BARKER, JR. Milligan College, B.S. Biology; Sponsor of Sopho¬ more Class and Hi-Y; Coach of Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Football, and Track. MR. VINCE BROWN Emory and Henry Col¬ lege, B.A. Math Tutor; Coach of Eighth Grade Football, Basketball, and Track, and Varsity Track. THE CHS FACULTY. . . MR. ARNOLD MELLINGER ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Carson-Newman College, B.S. Drivers ' Education; Athletic Director; Sponsor of Monogram Club; Coach of Varsity Basketball. MR. CHARLES K. CAMPBELL Milligan College, B.S. Health, Physical Education, and Eighth Grade History; Sponsor of National Honor Society; Coach of Junior Varsity Basketball, Eighth Grade FootbaU, and Golf. MR. RON BALES Emory and Henry College, B.A. History and Geography; Sponsor of Freshman Class and Hi-Y; Coach of Varsity Football, Wrestling, and Baseball. MRS. CHAMP CLARK Furman University, B.A. English; Activities Coordinator; Spon¬ sor of Eighth Grade. 10 MRS. CLEVE COMPTON Carson-Newman College, B.S. Developmental Reading and Physical Science; Sponsor of Eighth Grade and Varsity Cheerleaders. MRS. JUNE M. CONNER Marion Junior College, Radford College, B.S. English; Sponsor of Freshman Class and Forensic Club. MISS MARY PAYNE COPENHAVER Martha Washington Junior College, Emory and Henry College, B.Ed. English; Guidance Director; Sponsor of S.C.A. MISS VERONICA L. ESKRIDGE University of Kentucky, B.A. Health, Physical Education, Drivers ' Education; Sponsor of Junior Class and G.A.A., Coach of Girls’ Basketball, Volleyball, Archery, and Softball. 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 Freshman Class and Future Homemakers of America. MISS ELIZABETH LOVE Emory and Henry College, A.B. Eighth-Grade Math and Algebra; Sponsor of Eighth Grade and Tri-Hi-Y. MISS DOROTHY MATTHEWS Union University, B.A. Typing and Shorthand; Sponsor of Junior Class and THE CHILA-ZETTE. 11 MRS. PANSY R. ROLLINS Radford College, B.S., B.A. English and French; Sponsor of Eighth Grade and LeCercle Francais. MR. JOE RUSEK Emory and Henry College, B.A. History; Sponsor of Monogram Club; Coach of Varsity Football. MISS MARION RUSSELL West Virginia State College, B.S. Home Economics and English; Sponsor of Freshman Class and Tri-Hi-Y. MR. WILLIAM ST. JOHN Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Agriculture, General Shop, and General Mechanics; Sponsor of Future Farmers of America. Faculty Members talk over the big game in Mr. Mellinger ' s office. . . . profited from a MISS LOUISE SNAVELY Averett College, Radford College, B.A., Columbia University, M.A. English and Government; Sponsor of Senior Class and THE CHILVALEE. MR. ERNEST SULLINS East Tennessee State Uni¬ versity, B.S. Physical Science and Chemistry; Sponsor of Sophomore Class and Science Club. 12 MISS JEAN SULLINS Mary Washington College, B.A. English; Sponsor of Senior Class and Forensic Club. MRS. RONALD R. SUTHERLAND Radford College, B.S. Mathematics and Geometry; Sponsor of Sophomore Class and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. MR. RONALD R. SUTHERLAND Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Mathematics, Trig, and Physics; Sponsor of Senior Class and National Honor Society; Coach of Peanut Foot¬ ball and Basketball. MISS KATHERINE LUCILLE SWORD Radford College, B.S. Typing, General Business, Bookkeeping, Office Practice; Sponsor of Senior Class and F.B.L.A. year of self-evaluation NOT PICTURED: MRS. MERLE FORESTER Mars Hill College, Wake Forest College, B.S. MR. DAVID C. VAIL Concord College, B.S. Band and Chorus; Sponsor of S.C.A. MRS. LINDA L. VAIL Concord College, B.S. Librarian; Sponsor of Junior Class, Library Club, and S.C.A. 13 MRS. SUZANNE F. SPRENGER Emory and Henry College, B.A. Reading BUS DRIVERS KNEELING: Messrs. George Call, Ernest Eller, Jake Eller. STANDING: Messrs. George Allen Crutchfield, O. M. Blevins, W. A. Henegar, Ray Powers. Staff members also participated actively in I SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. Marilyn Whitley 14 DIETICIAN Mrs. Eva Kelly Radford College, B.S. the school’s evaluation CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Kelly Grinstead, Mrs. Charles Martin, Miss Ruby Tilson, Mrs. Agnes Dixon, Mrs. Hurley Martin. TEACHER AIDES Mrs. Kitty Love, Mrs. Glenda Hale, Mrs. Mary Sue Anderson, Mrs. Margueritte Greenwood. 15 SEATED: Bobby Jones, PRESIDENT; Nellie Breedlove, VICE-PRESIDENT. STANDING: Dixie Waters, SECRETARY; Rose Jones, REPORTER; Kathie Copenhaver, TREASURER. The 1967 SENIORS surpassed all previous DREMA ANDERSON JERRY BLANKENBECKLER BOBBY JOE BLEVINS CAROLYN BLEVINS DAVID BLEVINS DOLORES BLEVINS DONNA BLEVINS ELAINE BLEVINS 18 EDDY CAMPBELL PATSY CARRICO MARIE CARTER HERMAN COMBS records in magazine sales at CHS 19 SENIORS J. E. Edmiston, Sue McClure, Marie Carter, and Becky Dinkins, who led the Senior magazine drive by each selling more than one hundred dollars in subscriptions, put up a poster to promote sales. KATHIE COPENHAVER VELMA DEMPSEY VICKIE EVELSIZER JERRY FREEMAN BECKY DINKINS DENNIS FRENCH J. E. EDMISTON FRED GILLESPIE BRENDA EDWARDS KENNETH GOODE 20 I 5 RANDAL ELLER CHARLES GREEVER NINA SUE GREEVER SHARON HAGA DAVID HALL MICKEY HALL DANNY HAMM JERRY HART DELORIS HAYDEN REGINA HAYNES CLASS COLORS: Lavender and White CLASS FLOWER: Violet 21 SARAH HEFFINGER GALE HENEGAR CHARLES HOPKINS MITCHELL HOWELL HARRY HUNT MACKIE JOHNSON RHONDA JOHNSON BOBBY JONES 22 ROSE JONES SHIRLEY MARTIN TOMMY KEESEE MAX McCLURE TERRY LINEBERRY PHYLLIS McCLURE JAYNE MARTIN SUE McCLURE LEE HOWARD MARTIN BILL McGLOCKLIN SENIORS The Seniors decide to have special pictures taken in a vote conducted by Mr. Mosseller of Delmar Studios. Bryffj raBJBSI g ' ft i -a nffftlrji X ■! h, Sr r ' 1 It vJw-y t4|r N. 111 y HifcliLJ 23 SENIORS In a scene from Off The Track” Mrs. Vanderventer and her dog leave the waiting room after being reminded that pets are not allowed. DANNY McTHENIA ROBERT OSBORNE WANDA MEREDITH RONALD OWENS C. D. MILLER ROGER PAULEY KAREN MURRAY RONNIE PEAKE GREG ORVIK SHARON PICKLE 24 V I 5 ■ MILDRED OSBORNE PATSY PIERCE DANNY PLUMMER MAXINE POE DALE POWERS J. C. POWERS VELMA POWERS WAYNE RATLIFF ROSE REEDY KATE REID CLASS MOTTO: They conquer who believe they can. 25 JAMES RILEY LINDA ROARK BILL ROBERTS ERVIN ROBINSON, JR. SYLVIA ROBINSON DARRELL ROWLAND WAYNE SEXTON CAROL SHELTON BETTY SHRADER DIXIE WATERS 26 JANET STURGILL DAVID WHITLEY SHAWNIE TAYLOR DANNY WIDENER BOBBY TERRY REED WIDENER GENE WALKER DAVID WIDNER ROGER WARF LUTHER WILLIAMS SENIORS In the Senior play, ’’Off The Track, Mrs. Vanderventer and her attorney, Willie Woodson, listen attentively as defense attorney, Bill Lindsay, questions Pidgie Mc- Dougal. Other interested participants are Flickie, Betty, Joan, Silas, John Morgan, Oscar Pozenby, Evalina Bum- pass, and the defendant, Mrs. Guarino, and her two children. 27 Each year the members of the Senior Class vote for the members they consider to be outstanding. These honored stu¬ dents are the Senior Superla¬ tives. WITTIEST Rose Jones David Blevins MOST COURTEOUS Patsy Pierce Mackie Johnson SENIOR BEST ALL AROUND J. E. Edmiston Nellie Breedlove MOST POPULAR Terry Lineberry Jayne Martin MOST ATHLETIC Mickey Hall Rose Jones 28 1 QUIETEST Velma Dempsey Kenneth Blevins MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Becky Dinkins Terry Lineberry MOST DEPENDABLE Nellie Breedlove J. E. Edmiston SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bobby Jones Karen Murray BEST APPEARANCE John Blevins Elaine Blevins 29 SEATED: Tommy Gross, PRESIDENT; Jerry Price, VICE-PRESIDENT. STANDING; DonnaRoe, TREASURER; Ellen Bonham, SECRETARY; Golda Martin, REPORTER; Connie Widner, CHAPLAIN. The JUNIORS won first prize for the Jimmy Anderson Judy Anderson Roger Ball Allen Blevins Anita Blevins Danny Blevins 30 Eugene Blevins Judy Blevins Mikeal Blevins Gary Blevins Larry Blevins Mitchael Blevins best Homecoming float Ellen Bonham Lee Catron Dora DeBusk Bobby Call Donnie Counts Billy Dungan 31 Donnie Eller Mike Fisher Roger Gilley Tommy Gross Steven Eller Jack Gillespie Libby Glasco Carl Harmon David Ellison Nona Gillespie Anita Goble Barbara Hart JUNIORS 32 JUNIORS Wanda Hawkins Freddie Hunt Carolyn Martin Jerry McClure Judy Hayes Graham Larmer Golda Martin Janice Meade Sonny Heath James Lowe Linda Martin Joyce Minnick In a scene from Finders Creepers Wilbur searches for the corpse as his frightened friend Hercules looks on. 33 Johnny Moxley Jeannie Owens Tommy Peake Doug Reeves Margaret Neikirk Alice Palmer John Powers Roy Rethford Mary Osborne Linda Pauley Jerry Price Donna Roe JUNIORS Mr. Moses measures Bobby Call for his class ring as other members of the class anxiously await their turn. 34 Junior boys model the latest mod fashions in the CHS Telerama. JUNIORS Tommy Rollins Shirley Shupe Deborah Stewart Connie Widner Ronnie Rose Clifford Stamper James Tilson Ronnie Williams Bobby Rouse Dennis Stamper Barbara Walters Dennis Wyatt. 35 SEATED: Gerald Eller, CHAPLAIN; Wayne Heninger, PRESIDENT; Mike Berry, VICE-PRESIDENT. STANDING: Bobby Waters, TREASURER; Jack Blevins, REPORTER; Steve Reedy, SECRETARY. The SOPHOMORES were active citizens of CHS Mike Berry Richard Berry Sandra Berry Linda Blankenbeckler Brenda Blevins Jack Blevins Linda Blevins Toby Blevins 36 Jerry Breedlove Sammy Catron Bureda Clapp Carol Coe Joyce Coe Linda Coe Mary Cole Ronnie Crockett Doris Crouse Lila Crouse Peggy Davis Diann Dixon Patsy Dowell Gerald Eller Rita Eller Diane Ellison Joey Elswick William Fields Kitty Gillespie Rita Goolsby 37 ««« SOPHOMORES Roberta Goolsby Johnny Haga Dennis Hall Jackie Hall Jerry Hall Wanda Hamm Michael Harris Tommy Heffinger Wayne Heninger Terri Hodge Ronnie Howell Philip Johnson Diane Jones Barbara Keen Robert Keen William Keen Mary Keesee Betty Kell Sue Louthian Karen Lowe 38 SOPHOMORES Margaret Lowe Sharon Lowe Sammy Mabe Charlee Beth Martin Sue McAllister Diana McClure Betty Meredith Danny Miller Joyce Miller Mary Morris Opal Moser Dorothy Mutter Robert Olinger Pam Orvik Dennis Peake Tommy Peake Donna Pennington Janis Price Carter Ratliff Steve Reedy 39 Regina Rethford Wanda Richardson Bureda Clapp, Janis Price, and Diana McClure begin preparations for the soph¬ omore homecoming float. Judy Roark Sandra Roberts SOPHOMORES Roger Robinson Eddie Rouse Donna Shaw Dexter Sheets Lewis Shortt Linda Stamper Wilma Stamper David Stuart 40 Shirley Sullivan Peggy Testament Jackie Sue Tuell Timmy Tuell SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: Tommy Hayes Shirley Sullivan, Timmy Tuell, and Wanda Richardson display prizes awarded for The Most School-Spirited Homeroom Herbert Viers Jackie Walls Alvin Walton Beverly Warf Bobby Waters Tommy Wilkinson Sherry Williams Carol Wilson SEATED: Steve Berry, PRESIDENT; Rodney Eller, VICE-PRESIDENT. STANDING: Tamara Kegley, REPORTER; Ann Price, TREASURER: Doris Blevins, SECRETARY. The FRESHMEN became more accustomed to Dean Adams Gaile Anderson Arlin Ball Johnny Beckner Steve Berry D. C. Blevins Dianna Blevins Doris Blevins Jim Blevins 42 Joyce Blevins Mack Blevins Maureen Blevins Randy Blevins Shirley Blevins Wanda Blevins high school life and accepted its challenges Ronnie Burris Michael Byrd Sharon Call Rachel Campbell David Carrico Sandra Casey Charlie Clark Wayne Clark Johnny Cregger Roy Davenport Nancy Delp Boyd Dempsey 43 1 1 I Steve Dixon Tony Dixon Ricky Dolinger Rodney Eller FRESHMEN Freshman girls decorate homeroom door. George Fields Howard Goode Charles Goodman Debra Gore Lee Hale David Hamm Robert Hart Linda Hawkins Jack Haynes Judy Heath William Heath Bobby Hicks 44 Richard Hoback Charlotte Howell Steve Hurley Clarencie Hutton FRESHMEN Eddie Jackson Jane Jackson Dixie Johnson Gary Johnson I Charles Keen Connie Keesee Donna Keesee Tamara Kegley NOT PICTURED: Ronald Myers Ray Landis Stanley Landis Hope Martin Donna Mason Betsy McClure Edith McClure James Ray McClure John McClure, Jr. Carl Patrick Robert Patrick Ronnie Patrick Michael Peak Sandra Peake Larry McClure Patty McClure Alan McGhee Janie McGlocklin Drema Miller T. O. Miller Sharon Neikirk Carol Osborne Gary Pennington Roy Pennington David Poe Larry Poe FRESHMEN Imigene Powers Jackie Powers Joe Powers Sue Powers 46 Ann Price Barbara Rethford Ronnie Richardson Robert Riley Teresa Robinson Donna Sauls Donald Sexton Harold Sheffield Kathy Snow Roy Snow Mack Stamper Charlie Teaters Freshmen aid in the clean-up drive. Angela Terry Frances Terry Danny Tilson Christine Walton FRESHMEN Charles Wilson David Wolfe Connie Wyatt Shirley Wyatt 47 SEATED: James Bonham, PRESIDENT; Tommy Bishop, VICE-PRESIDENT. STANDING: Rosemary Blevins, RE¬ PORTER; Joyce Widener, TREASURER; Deborah Cregger, SECRETARY. The EIGHTH GRADERS began a new phase of Peggy Anderson Dave Berry Greg Berry Ronnie Berry Tommy Bishop Sheila Blankenbeckler Aundry Blevins Barry Blevins Danny Blevins Janet Blevins Judy Carol Blevins Judy Lee Blevins Roger Blevins Rosemary Blevins James Bonham Jay Bonham David Call Martha Campbell 48 Beppie Cason Roban Catron Brenda Clark Margaret Clark Michael Coe Charles Copenhaver Debbie Cregger Joe Cregger Fred Cress Larry Crouse Barbara Cullop Eugene Darnell Anthony Davis Sharon DeBord Ethel Dempsey their education and made lasting friendships Wi. Jerry Doane Mildred Duncan Eddie Edmiston Iris Eller Debbie Fenner Glenna Fisher Patricia Foore Ronald Foore Donna Freeman Ronald Freeman Scottie Frye Anna Gilley Jerry Gilley Cathie Gollehon Jane Goode Danny Greer Virginia Grinstead Linda Gross 49 Mark Guyer Connie Gwaltney David Haga Linda Hale Karen Hall Samuel Hall Harold Hartsock Arvin Hayden Cathy Hayter Michael Heath Sue Helton David Horton Wayne Howell Brenda Hun ' — Juanita Hunt EIGHTH GRADE Rebecca Johnson Glenna Jones Linda Keen Lynn Kelly Charlie Larimer Patsy Lester Douglas Louthian Carl Lowe Earl Lowe Barbara Jean Martin Farris Martin Mary Mason Winifred May Bobby McClure Debra McClure Nancy McClure Dolly McGhee Alfred McGlocklin 50 Janet Meredith Inge Mae Miller Peggy Moser Joycie Mutter Fred Newman Carolyn Pennington Eddie Pennington Keith Pennington Ernest Plummer Darrell Powers Vicki Reedy Brenda Robinson Jo Ann Roe Pam Rouse Jimmy Sadler EIGHTH GRADE Brenda Sexton Katherine Shelton Michael Shupe Avery Stamper Donna Stamper Larry Stamper Rosa Stevens Zandra Stewart Eddie Stokes Billy Sturgill Nelson Teaters Shirley Teaters Ilene Testerman Brenda Troxell Sandra Walker Debbie Walton Eddie Weaver Joyce Widener 51 David Whitley points out a U. S. territory to a government class. Miss Eskridge gives a physical education class pointers in acrobatics. PROGRAM OF STUDIES ACADEMIC - This course is planned to prepare stu¬ dents for college entrance. GENERAL - This course offers the widest range of electives, and is arranged for those who desire a general educational background, but do not plan to enter college. COMMERCIAL - This course includes subjects that will be valuable for students who plan to pursue business careers immediately after graduation. VOCATIONAL - Home Economics - This course endeavors to offer its students knowledge and tech¬ niques in all phases of homemaking which are nec¬ essary to improve family living in today ' s world. VOCATIONAL - Agriculture - This course endeav¬ ors to offer its students knowledge and techniques in all phases of agricultural related occupations. Our curriculum is generally flexible and allows adjustment to meet student needs. There is a total of fifty-three courses offered in the five year pro¬ gram. The CHS program Mr. Joe Rusek ' s American history students demonstrate class projects. 52 Mike Blevins, Patsy Pierce, and David Ellison perform an experiment in chemistry class. Miss Love helps an eighth grade class with their math problems. of studies offers to all students Library assistant Patsy Dowell checks out a book for Carol Coe. r« Doug Reeves, Linda Martin, and Bobby Jones demonstrate new equipment for French classes. 53 A biology class makes a study of various reptiles. Carolyn Blevins receives assistance in mak¬ ing her new dress from Mrs. Gladys Frye. a variety of Driver Education students learn the parts of an engine from their in¬ structor, Mr. Arnold Mellinger. A typing class drills on one of the many practices to gain speed and accuracy. 54 Wayne Sexton and John Powers complete a project in shop class. Sarah Heffinger and Jayne Martin prepare an English bulletin board with the help of Mr. Donn Giamarco. Mrs. Pansy Rollins uses the overhead pro¬ jector to illustrate some phase of English. Students study all aspects of business in office prac¬ tice class. subjects in five different areas 55 FIRST ROW: Donna Roe, CHAPLAIN; Ellen Bonham, VICE-PRESIDENT; Golda Martin, PRESIDENT; Billy Dungan, REPORTER: Sandra Berry, PIANIST; Anita Blevins, PIANIST; Sarah Heffinger, TREASURER; Diane Ellison, SECRETARY. SECOND ROW: Linda Martin, Joyce Martin, Wanda Hamm, Sharon Haga, Barbara Hart, Judy Blevins, Sandy Roberts, Mrs. Pansy Rollins, SPON¬ SOR. THIRD ROW: Kate Reid, Kathy Copenhaver, Doug Reeves, Lee Howard Martin, Sammy Catron, Carter Ratliff, Wanda Meredith, Dorothy Mutter, Shirley Sull¬ ivan. LE CERCLE FRAN AIS THE CHILAZETTE STAFF FIRST ROW: Janice Meade, Dora DeBusk, ASSISTANT EDITOR ; J. E. Edmiston, BUSINESS MANAGER; Sue McClure. EDITOR; Judy Anderson. SECOND ROW: Nellie Breedlove, Carolyn Martin. Phyllis McClure, Rose Jones, Miss Dorothy Matthews, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Paul Grinstead, Virginia Grinstead, Linda Mar¬ tin, Karen Murray, Shirley Martin, Jayne Martin. FOURTH ROW: Terry Lineberry, Marie Carter, Dixie Waters, Sharon Pickle, Charlee Martin, Sherry Willi¬ ams, Vickie E v e 1 s i z e r, Tommy Rollins. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Danny Blevins. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Linda Vail, SPONSOR; Elaine Blev¬ ins, CHAPLAIN; Nellie Breedlove, SECRETARY; J.E. Edmiston, PRESIDENT; Tommy Gross. TREASURER; David Ellison, VICE-PRESIDENT; Sherry Williams, REPORTER; Miss Mary Payne Copenhaver, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Donna Roe, Ellen Bonham. Cathy Goll- ehon, Hope Martin, Steve Berry, Rhonda Johnson. Dixie Waters, Patsy Pierce, Kathy Hayter. THIRD ROW: Linda Martin, Marie Carter, Paul Grinstead, Ronnie Richardson, Sammy Catron, Wayne Heninger, James Bonham. David Berry, Carol Wilson. SCA COUNCIL GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Nellie Breedlove, CHAPLAIN; Donna Roe, VICE-PRESIDENT; Kathie Copenhaver, SECRETARY; Nina Greever, TREASURER; Charlee Martin, RECORD¬ ER OF POINTS; Becky Dinkins, PRESIDENT; Sherry Williams, REPORTER; Miss Veronica Eskridge, SPON¬ SOR. SECOND ROW: Dolores Blevins, Judy Blevins, Linda Martin, Sharon Haga, Debbie Fenner, Beverly Wart, Sandy Roberts, Rose Jones. THIRD ROW: Kate Reid, Marie Carter. Dixie Waters, Sue McClure, Peggy Davis, Jayne Martin. Bureda Clapp, Linda Hale, Chris¬ tine Walton. FIRST ROW: Elaine Blevins, TREASURER; Regina Rethford, REPORTER; Sue McAllister, HISTORIAN; Wanda Meredith. CHAPLAIN; Rhonda Johnson, VICE- PRESIDENT; Donna Blevins, SECRETARY; Patsy Pierce, PRESIDENT. SECOND ROW: Roberta Gools¬ by. SONGLEADER: Linda Roark, PARLIAMENTARIAN; Rita Goolsby, Peggy Lowe, Mary Osborne. SONGLEAD¬ ER; Mrs. Gladys Frye, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Angela Terry, Barbara Rethford, Gaile Anderson, Edith Mc¬ Clure, Kathy Snow, Linda Pauley, Shirley Shupe, Libby Glasco. FOURTH ROW: Teresa Robinson, Donna Shaw, Jeannie Owens, Ann Price, Betty Meredith, Deborah Stewart, Connie Widner, Joyce Minnick, Frances Terry. NOT PICTURED: Wanda Blevins. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FORENSIC CLUB FIRST ROW: Jackie Sue Tuell, TREASURER; Sharon Pickle, SECRETARY; Lee Martin, REPORTER; Nina Sue Greever, PRESIDENT; Patsy Pierce, VICE-PRES¬ IDENT. SECOND ROW ' : Miss Jean Sullins. SPONSOR; Diane McClure, Sarah Heffinger, Judy Blevins, Mrs. June Conner, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Jerry Hall, Anita Blevins, Karen Murray, Shirley Sullivan. NOT PICTURED: Timmy Tuell, Bobby Joe Blevins. FIRST ROW: Diane Ellison, TREASURER; Nellie Breedlove, PRESIDENT; Regina Haynes, CHAPLAIN; Charlee Martin, HISTORIAN; Donna Blevins, REPORT¬ ER; Jayne Martin, SECRETARY; Elaine Blevins, VICE- PRESIDENT. SECOND ROW: Sue McClure, Rhonda Johnson, Sarah Heffinger, Rosemary Blevins, Donna Keesee, Teresa Robinson, Dolores Blevins, Miss Eliz¬ abeth Love, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Donna Roe, Donna Pennington, Opal Moser, Sandra Berry, Sue McAllister, Bureda Clapp, Joyce Coe, Sandra Casey, Connie Keesee. FOURTH ROW: Marie Carter, Terri Hodge, Sherry Williams, Tamara Kegley, Margaret Clark, Karen Mur¬ ray, Connie Widner, Linda Roark, Linda Coe, Donna Jones. NOT PICTURED: Miss Marion Russell, SPON¬ SOR. TRI-HI-Y THE CHILVALEE STAFF FIRST ROW: Nellie Breedlove, BUSINESS MANAGER; Clure, Miss Louise Snavely, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Jayne Martin, EDITOR; Rose Jones. SECOND ROW: Gene Walker, Nina Greever, Karen Murray, Bobby Jones. Becky Dinkins, Dixie Waters, Rhonda Johnson, Sue Me- 1 b ■ FIRST ROW: ChickGreever, PRESIDENT; Greg Orvik, VICE-PRESIDENT; Shirley Martin, SECRETARY; Phyl¬ lis McClure. REPORTER; Vickie Evelsizer, HISTOR¬ IAN; Miss Lucille Sword, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Tommy Keesee, Rose Jones, Carol Shelton, Wanda Richardson, Mary Cole, Drema Anderson, Dolores Blevins, Betty Shrader. THIRD ROW: Judy Hayes. Sharon Pickle, Janis Price, Bureda Clapp, Terri Hodge, Sandy Roberts, Nellie Breedlove, Karen Lowe. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Hl-Y FIRST ROW: Mr. Dwight Barker, SPONSOR; Mackie Johnson, PRESIDENT; Chick Greever, VICE-PRESI¬ DENT; Tommy Rollins, TREASURER; Gene Walker, CHAPLAIN; Steve Reedy, SECRETARY. SECOND ROW: Philip Johnson, Tommy Heffinger, Mike Fisher, Paul Grinstead, Bobby Waters, Ronnie Richardson, J. E. Edmiston. THIRD ROW: Jerry Hall, Toby Blevins, Tommy Peake, Jerry Price, Johnny Moxley, Sammy Catron, Sammy Mabe. FIRST ROW: Karen Murray, PRESIDENT; Patsy Pierce, SECRETARY; Paul Grinstead, TREASURER; Terry Lineberry, VICE-PRESIDENT; Bill Sturgill, Mrs. Merle Forrester, S P O NSO R. SECOND ROW: Rose Reedy, Debbie Walton, Kate Reid, Johnny Beckner, Ronnie Rich¬ ardson, Mark Guyer, Keith Pennington, Pam Rouse. THIRD ROW: Dolly McGhee, Virginia Grinstead, Glenna Fisher, Drema Anderson, Carol Shelton, Cathie Goll- ehon, Inge Mae Miller, Beppie Cason, Linda Keen. FOURTH ROW: Bill Roberts, John Blevins, David Blev¬ ins, Danny Widner, Greg Orvik, Doug Reeves, Mr. Ernest Sullins, SPONSOR. COMET SCIENCE CLUB BUS PATROL FIRST ROW: Alice Palmer, Brenda Blevins, Becky Dinkins, Beverly Warf, Rose Jones. SECOND ROW: Debbie Fenner, Judy Hayes, Sandy Peake, Drema Mil¬ ler, Opal Moser, Phyllis McClure. THIRD ROW: Joyce Widener, Judy Roark, Sue McAllister, Peggy Davis, Sharon Pickle, Anita Goble, Vickie Evelsizer. FIRST ROW: Mr. Joe Rusek, SPONSOR; Dale Powers, PRESIDENT; David Hall, VICE-PRESIDENT; Randal Eller. TREASURER; Mickey Hall, SECRETARY; Mr. Arnold Mellinge r, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: John Blevins, Mike Blevins, Mackie Johnson, Mike D. Blev¬ ins, Steve Reedy. THIRD ROW: Danny Widener, nonme Williams, Jerry Hall, Mike Fisher, Bobby Call, Wayne Heninger. FOURTH ROW: Toby Blevins, Tommy Gross, David Ellison, Roger Warf, Lee Hale. NOT PICTURED: Danny Plummer, Luther Williams, Larry Blevins. MONOGRAM CLUB FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Jerry Freeman. PRESIDENT; Eddy Rouse, REPORTER: Danny Tilson. SENTINEL; Reed Widener, SECRETARY; Robert Keen, TREASURER; John Powers, VICE-PRESIDENT; Roy Pennington, SECOND SENTINEL. SECOND ROW: Eddy Jackson, Bill Heath, Bobby Hart, David Wolfe, Donnie Sexton, Mr. A. B. Farmer, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Roger Gilley, Jack Gillespie, Hurley Stamper, Jimmy Tilson, Dale Powers, Charlie Clark, Larry Blevins, Jr. Robin¬ son. NOT PICTURED: Mr. William St. John, SPON¬ SOR; Joe Powers, Danny Miller. FIRST ROW: Rose Jones, VICE-PRESIDENT; Nellie Breedlove, CHAPLAIN; Kathie Copenhaver, SECRE¬ TARY; Bobby Jones, TREASURER; Dixie ' Waters, PRES¬ IDENT; Regina Haynes, REPORTER; Mr. Charles Camp¬ bell, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Martin, Ellen Bonham, Doug Reeves, J. E. Edmiston, Donna Roe, Pat¬ sy Pierce, Mr. Ronald Sutherland, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Marie Carter, Becky Dinkins, Sue McClure, Mike D. Blevins, Donny Counts, David Ellison, Golda Martin, Jayne Martin. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: Judy Blevins, PRESIDENT; Anita Blevins, VICE-PRESIDENT; Janice Meade, TREASURER; Sue Blevins, REPORTER; Dora DeBusk, SECRETARY; Mrs. Linda Vail, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Debbie Walton, Carolyn Martin, Linda Martin, Hope Martin, Linda Stamper. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Blevins. Winifred May, Judy Blevins, Diane McClure, Libby Glasco, Di- ann Dixon. FOURTH ROW: Janella Cress, Debbie Fen¬ ner, Judy Hayes, Judy Anderson, Janet Greer, Judy Heath, Wanda Hamm. DRUM MAJORETTE Ellen Bonham FIRST ROW: Brenda Edwards, Golda Martin, VICE- PRESIDENT and REPORTER; Doris Crouse, Zandra Stewart, Shirley Sullivan, Pam Clark, Cynthia Legard, Tamara Kegley. SECOND ROW: Mildred Duncan, Judy Blevins, Lynn Kelly, Linda Martin, Roban Catron, Ron¬ nie Richardson, Steve Berry, Cathie Gollehon, Jay Bon¬ ham, Ellen Bonham, SECRETARY; Becca Catron, Tom¬ my Rollins, Patricia Sullivan, Margaret Clark. WARRIOR ALL-STATE BAND MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Tommy Rollins, Gale Henegar, David Whitley, Bobby Waters. SECOND ROW: Brenda Ed¬ wards, Golda Martin, Bobby Jones, Rose Jones. 66 THIRD ROW: Linda Hale, Johnny Beckner, Retta Jo Greever, Janie Murray, Rose Jones, PRESIDENT; Bobby Jones, Sammy Catron, Lee Martin, Rodney Eller, Andy Widner, Greg Berry, Nancy Rouse, Mike Heath, Kenny Pascal, Lee Catron, Glenn McKee, Jeff Blevins, James Bonham, Bobby Waters, TREASURER; David Whitley, Gale Henegar. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Hicks, Johnny Moxley, Mackie Blevins, Marie Carter, LIBRARIAN; Sarah Heffinger, LIBRARIAN; Billy Dungan, Mr. David Vail, DIRECTOR. BAND MAJORETTES Sarah Heffinger Marie Carter t 67 FIRST ROW: Maxine Poe, Joyce Widener, Barbara Mar¬ tin, Dixie Waters, Wilma Stamper, Betty Kell, Sandra Peake, Kitty Gillespie, Elaine Blevins. SECOND ROW: Mr. David Vail, DIRECTOR; Mildred Osborne, Velma Powers, Shawnie Taylor, Jackie Sue Tuell, Jayne Mar¬ tin, Sandra Berry, Sue McClure, Brenda Edwards, Dre- ma Anderson, Patty 7 McClure. THIRD ROW: Jerry Hall, Eddie Rouse, Bobby Rouse, Tommy Keesee, Ronnie Peake, Tommy Peake, Charles Hopkins, Darrell Row¬ land, Jimmy Anderson, Ronnie Burris. FOURTH ROW: Terry Lineberry, Eugene Blevins, Donnie Eller, James Tilson, Danny Plummer, Kenneth Blevins, Dennis French, Jerry Blankenbeckler, Larry Blevins, James Lowe, William Fields, Hurley Stamper. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Danny Widener. CHORUS ALL-STATE CHORUS Dennis French, Danny Widener, Jayne Martin, Dixie Waters, Sue McClure, Jackie Sue Tuell. 68 Old and prospective members of the annual staff attend an annual forum on the campus of King College. Bobby Joe Blevins and Mickey Hall work on a Monogram Club bulletin board for evalua¬ tion week. Members of the G.A.A. prepare table arrangements and decorations for the Christmas dance. The Forensic Club play cast pause from rehearsal of Sis O ' the Ozarks for some relaxation. J. E. Edmiston receives from Kay Greever the gavel which symbolizes his position as S.C.A. President. The three candidates for S.C.A. President 1967-68, Roe, Bonham, and Martin, inspect a campaign post¬ er of a candidate for another office. 69 Helpers in the high school cafeteria enjoy a Christmas party in their honor. Karen Murray, President of the Science Club, presents a farewell gift to Mrs. Merle Forester. STUDENT ACTIVITY PROGRAM The Student Activity Program is directed to¬ ward improving the relationship among students, faculty, administration, and community. The pro¬ gram places emphasis on the following objectives: to meet the leisure, recreational, social and emo¬ tional interests and needs of students; to provide opportunities for specialized areas of particular in¬ terests to individual students; to develop desirable social traits in situations providing opportunity for individual, small group and entire school participa¬ tion; to conduct these activities under conditions that will increase the likelihood of carry-over to out-of-school and adult life. The activities in this program provide excellent experiences for the de¬ velopment of responsible leadership, fellowship, and a consciousness of the needs for service to school, community, and to each other. Activities provide Donna Roe, Anita Blevins, and Judy Blevi ns add the fin¬ ishing touches to a French Club bulletin board. 70 Mr. Baker accepts a French flag for the lan¬ guage department from Golda Martin, Presi¬ dent of the French Club. Dixie Waters, President of the National Honor Society, presents the school with a Virginia state flag. opportunities for leadership and service Officers of the F.H.A. present club pins to new members of the club. Donna Keesee receives instructions from Mr. Rhea Lawrence as she and other members of the Tri-Hi-Y prepare to collect for Easter Seals. Rev. David Canady talks with CHS students following his speech in a Hi-Y assembly. 71 Junior-Senior Prom was a big success May 20, 1 967 Prom guests relax amid a Polynesian scene. Juniors present a souvenir lei and ukelele to Dancing - the most enjoyable part of the prom. each guest. 72 Silas enters to bring news of the train to the passengers in Off the Track, the Senior Play. Juniors and Seniors presented delightful plays The college crowd enliven the depot with their spirited Bunny Hop in the Senior play. Cast members of the Junior play Finders Creepers take a bow after a successful performance. The doctor who resorted to a felony is finally discovered and captured during a tense and exciting moment in Finders Creepers. 73 Homecoming 1967 was a gala occasion QUEEN Elaine Blevins QUEEN ELAINE BLEVINS Donna Sauls, Freshman Representative; Margaret Clark, Eighth Grade Representative; Barbara Walters, Junior Representative; Jayne Martin, Senior Maid of Honor; Carol Wilson, Sophomore Representative. Spectators admire the Junior float, which won first prize among Dale Powers crowns Elaine Blevins as Mick- floats in the parade. ey Hall watches. Members o f the Homecoming court and their escorts wait patiently for the crowning of the Queen. 75 VALEDICTORIAN Jayne Martin SALUTATORIAN Sue McClure AWARDS AND HONORS Winners in the schools forensic contest were Nellie Breedlove, girls ' poetry; Dixie Waters, spelling; Bobby Jones, boys T public speaking; Karen Murray, girls f prose; J. E. Edmiston, boys T poetry. NOT PICTURED: Golda Martin, girls T public speaking. 76 MISS CHILHOWIE Sharon Haga MISS FUTURE BUSINESS WOMAN Chilhowie BPW Award Vickie Evelsizer DEKALB AGRICULTURE AWARD Reed Widener BETTY CROCKER AWARD Nina Sue Greever 77 SPORTSMANSHIP Lions Club Award J. E. Edmiston BEST ATHLETE Lions Club Award Mickey Hall JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP - Ellen Bonham FRESHMAN SCHOLARSHIP - Sue Blevins SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP - Dixie Waters - Brenda Ed¬ wards SOPHOMORE SCHOLARSHIP - Charlee Beth Martin 78 mm Gene Walker Mackie Johnson Donna Roe Karen Murray MEMBERS OF MODEL GENERAL ASSEMBLY ARLAN MUSIC AWARD Rosemarie Jones OTHER AWARDS French - Golda Martin Typing I - Sandra Berry Typing II - Rose Jones Shorthand I - Joyce Martin Shorthand n - Phyllis M. Powers Bookkeeping - Deloris Hayden Best Girl Athlete - Rose Jones Boys ' State - David Ellison Girls ' State - Ellen Bonham Farm Mechanics - John Powers Agriculture - Roy Pennington Outstanding FFA - Jerry Freeman EIGHTH GRADE SCHOLARSHIP Joyce Widener PERFECT ATTENDANCE Randal Eller 79 The Seniors, with the help of Miss Snavely, line up in the hall for the processional. The Chorus sets a reverent mood with their beautiful mu¬ sic. BACCALAUREATE May 28, 1967 Rev. William Adams assists in the service. GRADUATION The Band plays Pomp and Circumstance as the Seniors march into the auditorium. June 2, 1 967 Seniors listen attentively to the speaker. Mr. William Kelly, a member of the Smyth County School Board, awards diplomas. Many girls participate in the contest to select Miss Chil- howie. Students observe American Education Week, attend College-Career Night, and see a Shakespearean actor perform in assembly. Seniors are thrilled over receiving class rings. Students enjoy refreshments at the Christmas dance. After touring Washington and Mount Vernon, the Seniors return to their motel for REST. Band members entertain the spectators at CHS football game. Seniors decorate their Homecoming float, draw for prizes in the magazine drive, and clean up their homerooms on Clean-up Day. Juniors work diligently on standard Students attend a performance at the Barter Theater, tests. Mr. Barker ' s homeroom buries the Alaskan Huskies and Kiddie Kollege entertain the student body. Shakers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Wilson, Donna Roe, CO-CAPTAIN; Jayne Martin, CO-CAPTAIN; Sherry Williams, Beverly Warf, Sue McClure, Charlee Martin. VARSITY WARRIOR CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Hale, Rosemary Blevins, Brenda Clark, Dixie Johnson, CAPTAIN; Jo Ann Roe, Martha Campbell, Debbie Fenner. CENTER: Vickie Reedy. Miss Veronica Eskridge instructs members of the softball team and archery class in the rules of these sports. Varsity Cheerleaders lead the crowds in their rousing cheers. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Sandra Roberts, Rose Jones, Linda Mar¬ tin, Kate Reid, Miss Veronica Eskridge, COACH. SEC¬ OND ROW: Sherry Williams, Roberta Goolsby, Peggy Junior Varsity Cheerleaders pause between cheers. Davis, Judy Roark, Linda Gross. 87 FIRST ROW: Wayne Heninger, Lee Hale, Mickey Hall, Tommy Gross, Dale Powers, Randal Eller, David Hall. SECOND ROW: David Ellison, Steve Reedy, Mike D. Blevins, Jack Gillespie, J. E. Edmiston, Jerry Price, Gary Blevins, Kenneth Goode, Mackie Johnson, Roger Warf. THIRD ROW: Mr. Joe Rusek, COACH; Danny Widener, Mike Blevins, Fred Gillespie, James Lowe, John Blevins, Mr. Ron Bales, COACH. The CHS WARRIOR FOOTBALL team MANAGERS Bobby Joe Blevins, Jerry Hall, Danny Hamm, Chick Greever. The 1966-67 Warrior Football Team pre¬ sented a successful season. Back fresh from football camp at Camp Broadstone, the Warriors won their opening game against Marion. The Warriors continued to roll up victories and, though defeated by Saltville and John Battle, finished the season with an excellent record. Throughout the year the team showed excellent team spirit and de¬ termination to win. Players, coaches, cheerleaders and spectators alike experience tense mo¬ ments during a ballgame. 88 i SCHEDULE Marion 7 Chilhowie 26 Holston 0 Chilhowie 58 Rich Valley 20 Chilhowie 25 Saltville 14 Chilhowie 13 Patrick Henry 0 Chilhowie 6 Independence 0 Chilhowie 35 Abingdon 0 Chilhowie 48 Rural Retreat 0 Chilhowie 1 Brentville 6 Chilhowie 27 John Battle 13 Chilhowie 12 Forfeit The coaches receive information from observers before making a decision in a crucial situation. experienced a successful season Randal Eller CO-CAPTAINS Mickey Hall Mr. Joe Rusek COACHES Mr. Ron Bales 89 Tommy Gross is in danger of being tackled during a play in the Marion game. Warriors rush to guard ball-carrier from Marion tacklers. Tommy Gross gets off a quick toss as he falls during exciting Marion game. Marion player fumbles as he is tackled by Danny Widner. FIRST ROW: George Fields, MANAGER; Billy Dungan, Tommy Gross, CO-CAPTAIN; James Lowe, Jack Blevins, Roger Warf, CO-CAPTAIN. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dwight Barker, COACH; Ronnie Williams, Bobby Hicks, Jerry Price, Lee Hale, Mr. Arnold Mellinger, COACH. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Sugar Grove 38 Chilhowie 51 Abingdon 51 Chilhowie 33 Rich Valley 41 Chilhowie 47 Saltville 70 Chilhowie 43 Marion 67 Chilhowie 43 Patrick Henry 48 Chilhowie 54 Holston 45 Chilhowie 51 Knox Halls 46 Chilhowie 44 John Battle 55 Chilhowie 51 Holston 38 Chilhowie 51 Patrick Henry 33 Chilhowie 45 Rich Valley 50 Chilhowie 80 Knox Young 80 Chilhowie 57 John Battle 67 Chilhowie 50 Abingdon 43 Chilhowie 44 Sugar Grove 24 Chilhowie 52 Marion 49 Chilhowie 58 Saltville 35 Chilhowie 41 Holston 32 Chilhowie 56 Abingdon 41 Chilhowie 35 Saltville 37 Chilhowie 33 Lee Hale attempts goal during exciting Abingdon game. 93 Hilliillilillllli Billy Dugan catches ball as the Warriors drive for their goal during game with Abingdon. Wayne Heninger fights for position in J.V. game. 94 FIRST ROW: Steve Reedy, D. C. Blevins, Rodney Eller, Steve Berry, Mackie Blevins. SECOND ROW: David Stuart, Wayne Heninger, Jimmy Blevins, Herbert Viers, Mr. Charles Campbell, COACH. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Mr. Vince Brown, COACH: Tommy Bishop, Greg Berry, Dave Berry, MANAGER. SECOND ROW: Barry Blevins, Jay Bonham, James Bonham, Ernie Plummer, Eddie Stokes, Reggie Palmer, Eddie Edmiston. JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Linda Martin, Sandra Roberts, Linda Gross, Miss Veronica Eskridge, COACH; Pam Orvik, Roban Catron, Cathy Gollehon. SECOND ROW: Sherry Williams, MANAGER; Tamara Kegley, Kathy Snow, Connie Keesee, Connie’wyatt, Linda Hale, Debbie Fenner, Judy Blevins, Beverly Warf, MANAGER. GIRLS’ Marion 31 Chilhowie 25 Saltville 24 Chilhowie 27 Rich Valley 26 Chilhowie 36 Sugar Grove 25 Chilhowie 24 Fort Chiswell 35 Chilhowie 30 Marion 24 Chilhowie 34 Saltville 22 Chilhowie 37 Rich Valley 30 Chilhowie 31 Sugar Grove 21 Chilhowie 37 Fort Chiswell 27 Chilhowie 26 Linda Gross drives down court during J. V. game with Rich Valley. 96 VARSITY FIRST ROW: Rose Jones, Kate Reid, Miss Veronica Eskridge, COACH; Becky Dinkins, CO-CAPTAIN; Kathy Copen- haver. SECOND ROW: Diana McClure, Donna J. Doyle, MANAGER; Judy Roark, Deborah Stewart, Peggy Davis, CO-CAPTAIN; Roberta Goolsby, Rita Eller, Regina Rethford. Roberta Goolsby gets rebound in game with Rich Valley. 97 The Warrior team fights hard for victory. Warrior players and fans watch progress of ball game. Coach Ron Bales Pitcher Tommy Gross BASEBALL Holston 3 Chilhowie Virginia High 7 Chilhowie Fries 8 Chilhowie Saltville 2 Chilhowie Abingdon 4 Chilhowie Independence 11 Chilhowie John Battle 2 Chilhowie Patrick Henry 8 Chilhowie Rich Valley 3 Chilhowie Sugar Grove 0 Chilhowie Rural Retreat 3 Chilhowie Patrick Henry 1 Chilhowie Marion 6 Chilhowie Virginia High ♦Forfeit 2 Chilhowie 2 2 3 5 2 2 5 1 4 0 8 2 0 4 Lee Hale prepares to swing. FIRST ROW: Tommy Gross, CO-CAPTAIN; Mike Harris, Bobby Call, Mike Fisher, Roy Pennington, David Ellison,- CO-CAPTAIN. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ron Bales, COACH; Larry Blevins, Jack Blevins, Billy Dungan, Lee Hale, Wayne Heninger, Jerry Price, Gale Henegar, Herbert Viers, Dale Powers, Allan McGhee, MANAGER; Ronnie Patrick, MANAGER. 98 VARSITY FIRST ROW: Ernest Plummer, MANAGER; Herbert Viers, Roger Warf, Mackie Johnson, Steve Reedy, Charlie Clark, David Stuart. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dwight Barker, COACH; Larry Blevins, Richard Berry, Bobby Hicks, Lewis Shortt, Lee Hale, Wayne Heninger, Billy Dungan, Mr. Vince Brown, COACH. TRACK CO-CAPTAINS Mackie Johnson, Roger Warf The 1967 Warrior Track team finished its season with a 6-4 dual meet record. In the County and District meet at Saltville they finished third and fourth respectively. Two records were broken by Bobby Hicks in the discus and Roger Warf in the mile. These boys represented the school at the State meet in Charlottesville. JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Reggie Palmer, Billy Martin, Barry Blevins, Eddie Edmis- ton, David Haga, Danny Blevins, Arvin Hayden. SECOND ROW: Ernest Plummer, MANAGER; Johnny O ' Brien, Robbie Donnelly, Kenny Paschal, Charlie Larimer, Harold Cruey, Michael Coe, Tommy Bishop, Scottie Frye, Mr. Vince Brown, COACH. 99 Bobby Waters, Steve Berry, Mr. Charles Campbell, COACH; Mike Berry, David Whitely. The golf team completed a very successful third season with a 12-5-1 record, com¬ peting against Holston, Patrick Henry, Marion, John S. Battle, Abingdon, and R. B. Worthy High Schools. GOLF WRESTLING Coach Bales gives pointers to the wrestlers. FIRST ROW: Stanley Landis, Mike Blevins, Bobby Call, Mitchael Blevins, Bobby Waters, David Ellison, Jack Gillespie, Robert Keen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ron Bales, COACH; Dean Adams, Charles Wilson, Charlie Teaters, Mike Fisher, Harold Sheffield, Wayne Clark, Charlie Clark, Mike Coe, Gerald Eller. 100 Jimmy Blevins receives a pass in a J.V. basketball game. Football stars” receive pointers from Coach Rollins. Bobby Call reaches third base. Cheerleaders and spectators are thrilled over CHS touchdown in game with Marion. Steve Reedy concentrates before throwing the discus. Compliments Of purilq E h D Calcium Propionate MARION-HARWOOD Added to Retard Spoilage Marion, Virginia HECHT ’ S BAKERY, INC. Bristol, Tenn.-Roanoke, Va. Compliments Of GREEVER’S DRUG STORE Chilhowie, Virginia After Hours or on Sunday If You Need Medicine Call SMYTH FARM BUREAU E.V. Greever-646-3323 or John Foster-646-8776 We Will Be Happy To Serve You Night Chilhowie, Virginia or Day—No Extra Charge For This Service Phone: 646-3312 UminMuick CORPORATION Marion, Virginia 104 THE VANCE COMPANY INCORPORATED Hardware, Plumbing And Heating Building Supplies Feed, Seed, Farm Machinery Manufacturers Of Vance Fertilizers 105 Where Shopping Is A Pleasure Marion, Virginia SERVICE DRY CLEANERS Shirt Laundry Fast Service Mon. Through Sat. 243 Main Street Marion, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF JONES’ BARBER SHOP CLARK ' S PHARMACY -Two Stores To Serve You- Saltville Virginia Chilhowie Virginia THE SEWING BASKET West Main Street Chilhowie, Virginia Phone: 646-3731 or 646-3558 GATE ' S RESTAURANT Curb Service Private Dining Room Home Cooked Meals Chilhowie, Virginia Compliments Of LIBBY’S BEAUTY SHOP Chilhowie, Virginia Read About Local Happenings In The SMYTH COUNTY NEWS Marion, Virginia Compliments Of Compliments Of ECHOLS-SPARGER ASSOCIATES DR. W. N. GREEVER DR. D. L. GREEVER Architects-Engineers Compliments Of Marion Virginia MARION POLICE DEPARTMENT Marion, Virginia 106 Compliments Ol TROUTMAN ' S T. V. APPLIANCE Chilhowie, Virginia PARK-N-SHOP SUPERMARKET AND WASH-N-SHOP COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY 25? CAR WASH Marion, Virginia Marion National Office THE FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA Where People Like You Like To Bank” Marion, Virginia Visit Our Drive-In Branch on S. Church Street Compliments of HOLIDAY INN Marion, Virginia GRISSOM MOTOR PARTS, INC. Marion 783-9281 Chilhowie 646-8619 Compliments Of MARION FIRESTONE AND RECAPPING SHOP Phone: 783-7178 JENNINGS-WARREN MOTOR CO., INC. Marion, Virginia PONTIAC-BUICK GMC MARION LAUNDRY CO., INC. Sanitone Dry Cleaning Box 606 Marion, Virginia Phone: 783-7265 BURL THOMAS Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. Phone: 646-8463 Chilhowie, Virginia APPALACHIAN MANUFACTURING CORPORATION CHILHOWIE TRACTOR IMPLEMENT CO. Ford Tractors and Farm Machinery Chilhowie, Virginia Marion, Virginia Phone: 646-3642 107 LAUREL SPRINGS DAIRY Wouldn’t A Glass Of Milk Taste Good Right Now? Phone: 783-2397 Marion, Virginia THE NATIONAL BANK OF CHILHOWIE Organized 1907 60 Years of Continuous Service Capital-$100,000 Surplus-$200,000 Large Enough For Your Banking Needs, Small Enough To Give You Courteous Personal Service F.D.I.C. Insurance $15,000.00 H. S. WILLIAMS COMPANY INCORPORATED Steel Building Division P. O. Box 67 Marion, Virginia 24354 Phone: Area 703-783-4227 108 THE NEW SMYTH COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Estimated Completion Date April, 1967 Park Boulevard Marion, Virginia 109 SOUTHERN STATES MARION COOPERATIVE, INC. Route 16 and Pendleton Street Marion, Virginia Phone: 783-2431 CHILHOWIE FURNITURE CO. Chilhowie, Virginia Compliments Of WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 646-8652 BOB ' S SURPLUS AND DISCOUNT STORE Highway 11 and Main Chilhowie, Virginia Home Phone: 646-3595 Robert L. Eller Store Phone: 646-8200 Owner STAMPER ' S STORE SERVICE STATION Owned and Operated By Graham S. Blevins Route 1, Chilhowie, Virginia Phone: 646-3230 MARION OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Marion, Virginia Success To All Names Appearing In This Annual We are Proud of Our Cars CENTRAL MOTOR COMPANY Corner Depot and Main Ralph R. Dutton Chilhowie, Va. Owner Phone: 646-3322 Compliments Of A FRIEND Compliments Of DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY Marion, Virginia Compliments Of THE BANK OF MARION PARK DRIVE-IN Your Family Theatre MARION MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Oldsmobile Chevrolet Sales-Service Phone: 783-5116 Marion, Virginia Compliments Of J. D. COLE, D.D.S. SUPREME MILLS, INC. Home of Starstep Hosiery GREEVERS Division of Murcofton, Inc. Chilhowie, Va. GREEVERS ' Products Do The Job For Which They Are Manufactured Phone 646-3521 Manufacturers of Veterinary Remedies, Insecticides, Herbicides and Rodenticides and LAN-O-SIL Lotion SMYTH COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Homeowners Policies Bank of Marion Building L. P. Haywood Secretary and Treasurer thing! go h th DIXIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. F. W. BERRY AND SONS Quality Meats and Groceries Chilhowie, Virginia GREEAR STUDIO Photography--Film--Cameras Gifts Records Picture- Framing HERFF JONES North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana THE JEWEL BOX, INC. SMYTH COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY INCORPORATED Elgin, Bulova, Hamilton and Elbon Watches Wedding Bells Diamonds Samsonite Luggage Gibson Guitars International Sterling 1847 Wm. A. Rogers Silverplated Flatware and Hollow Ware Gifts Sales and Service For Over 48 Years Phone: 783-3621 116 Mam Street Marion, Virginia SERV-ALL, INC. Institutional Wholesalers 928 W. State Street Bristol, Tennessee CALHOUN OIL COMPANY You Can’t Beat CITGO HEAT SMYTH HOME CONSTRUCTION, INC. Building Material Dealers Contractors J. Bryson Dye Dial STate 3-2351 President Marion, Virginia Olin CHEMICALS DIVISION Soda Ash Bicarbonate of Soda Caustic Soda Hydrazine Chlorine Dry Ice Liquid CO Manufactured at Saltville, Virginia Established 1894 Compliments Of VILLAGE LAUNDERETTE VILLAGE MOBILE HOMES AND AUTO VILLAGE BULOVA WATCHES GIFTS FINE 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 Band Instruments Supplies Repairs DOMINION MUSIC, INC. Everything For The School Band P. O. Box 948-Bristol, Virginia 24201 L. C. Pauley, Pres. Hal Salmo n, Vice-P. Phone: 669-0231 Phone: 669-2375 THE STYLE SHOP Marion, Virginia FRANCIS BROS., INC. Marion, Virginia Plumbing, Heating, and Hardware Phone: 783-2323 Compliments of B. B. HUFF 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 SEVICE ANYWHERE, ANYTIME TERRACE HEIGHTS FUNERAL HOME 24-Hour Ambulance Service Phone: 646-3641 Chilhowie, Virginia CENTER FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture Center For Thrifty Buyers Marion, Virginia Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Marion, Virginia PRUNER’S SHOE SHOP Dye Shoes All Colors Marion, Virginia Compliments of CITY DRUG STORE Opposite Court House Marion, Virginia Compliments of BARNETT ' S FUNERAL HOME Patronize The ADVERTISERS HOLSTON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 116 Broad Street, Marion, Virginia Telephone: 783-5126 Compliments of SOUTHWESTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE Main Street Marion, Virginia CHILHOWIE MILLING COMPANY AND CHILHOWIE MOTOR CORPORATION Flour-Feeds-Meal-Merchandise Wholesale Distributors Pure Oil Petroleum Products RAMBLER AUTOS Jeeps and Jeep Trucks Telephone 646-3151 Chilhowie, Virginia SMITH STORM WINDOW CO. Home Improvements P. O. Box 284 309 N. Main Street Phone: 783-2400 Marion, Virginia Aluminum Siding Awn ings-Carports Wrought Iron Glidden Paint Greetings From MARION COLLEGE Marion, Virginia ROSE’S STORE, INC. Value-Variety 110 Main Street Marion, Virginia Compliments of PARGAS ROBINSON’S Marion, Virginia Phone: 783-3622 Sporting Goods Athletic Eauipment We Will Do Our Best To Please You. MCDONALD’S INC. WILEY J. MOXLEY MARION T. HODGE Dress Right, Associated Underwriters You Do Your Best Marion, Virginia Phone: 783-4567 When You Look Your Best If It ' s Insurance, We Write It. FISHER’S JEWELERS Finest in Silver, China, Crystal Keepsake Diamonds Since 1899 Marion, Virginia Patronize The ADVERTISERS SCOTT FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of Home Furnishings of Quality MARION DRUG COMPANY, INC. Marion, Virginia ERVIN ' S MARKET Retail Fruits And Vegetables Chestnut Street, Marion, Virginia Phone: 783-7092 OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Towle Silver Lenox Silver JACK C. HUDSON Your Jeweler Main Street Phone: 783-3211 Marion, Virginia Best Wishes From PIGGLY WIGGLY THE REGENT Home of Fine Foods E. W. Hastings We Give S H Green Stamps Marion, Virginia Chilhowie, Virginia Phone: 783-7744 KAYE EDWARDS BEAUTY SALON 330 N. Main St. Marion, Va. Air Conditioned For Your Comfort 1 1 8 TYPEWRITER SALES SERVICE of Marion Complete Office Outfitters Standard and Portable Typewriters Phone: 783-4314 ' 783-4315 210 Commerce Street Marion, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of JOHNSON ' S 5 10 DR. J. DAN REASOR Chilhowie, Virginia F. W. BERRY PRODUCE Yard Warehouse Across RR. RICE ' S MIN IT MART Welding and Crane Service Seven Mile Ford, Va. Phone: 646-3181 Chilhowie, Virginia MONTGOMERY WARD CATALOG SALES AGENCY Compliments of DR. O. O. SMITH, JR. 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Highway 11 West, Route No. 2 Marion, Virginia Phone: 783-3641 WMEV RADIO RAYMOND SHULER AM-1010 FM-93.9 Building Contractor 1,000 Watts 3,700 Watts Chilhowie, Virginia Telephone 783-3151 Box 470 Marion, Virginia 1948 1967 ( it_ ( W U 0 ZT W h ' rst V feat or f $Mfet G 5 r . i .-,_ tt 121 We can’t all be Thomas Edisons, but the rewards he and other inventive people receive — profit and honor — can be the goals of every trained, dedicated graduate in America’s Free Enterprise society. A «rica 0 electric Po System. APPALACHIAN POWER CO. BURGESS McNIEL FURNITURE COMPANY Box 879 Marion, Virginia 24354 BEN FRANKLIN Marion, Virginia Compliments Of CHILHOWIE ANIMAL HOSPITAL Thank You For Your Business Through The Years. J. S. SNAVELY COMPANY Shoes and Clothing Chilhowie, Virginia PATRONIZE THE ADVERTISERS PORTER FURNITURE COMPANY Phone: 646-3900 Chilhowie, Virginia ACKNOWLEDGMENT THE CHILVALEE Staff Wishes To Express Its Thanks To All The Advertisers And To All Others Who Have Worked So Faithfully With Us. Without Your Cooperation It Would Have Been Impossible To Pub¬ lish This Annual. 122 SENIOR DIRECTORY DREMA GAIL ANDERSON Chorus 2,4; Science Club 2,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; F.B.L.A. 4. JERRY EDWARD BLANKENBECKLER Chorus 5; Sportsman Club 3,4. BOBBY JOE BLEVINS Sportsman Club 1,2,3; Football 6th, 7th, 5, Manager 5. CAROLYN SHEETS BLEVINS Class Secretary 2; Bus Patrol 1,2; Forensic Club 3; Library Club 2; S.C.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Basketball 1; Miss Chilhowie 3. DAVID LEON BLEVINS Chirp Forensic Club5; Science Club 5; Football 2,3; Basket¬ ball 4. DONNA JEAN BLEVINS F. H.A. 2,3,4,5, Reporter 4, Secretary 5, Miss F.H.A. of October 5, Junior Degree 2, Chapter Degree 4; G. A.A. 2; Library Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5, Reporter 5. JOHN EDWARD BLEVINS Big John Forensic Club 4,5; Monogram Club 4,5; Science Club 5; Sportsman Club 3; Football 5th, 6th, 7th, 1,2,3,4,5, All-District Tackle 5, All-Southwest-Virginia Tackle 5; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 1; Junior Play Cast. KENNETH DENVER BLEVINS Kenny Chorus 5; Sportsman Club 3. MARGIE ELAINE BLEVINS Class Secretary 1, Treasurer 3; Bus Patrol 4; Chorus 5; F.H.A. 2,3,4,5, Songleader 3, Chaplain 4, Treasurer 5, Junior Degree 2, Chapter Degree 4, Miss F.H.A. of Novembers; G.A.A. 2, Secretary 2; S.C.A. 1,5, Chap¬ lain 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5, Vice-President 5; Homecoming Court 1,5, Queen 5; Miss Chilhowie Court 3; Miss Chilhowie 4. MATTIE DOLORES BLEVINS Dee G.A.A. 2,4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; F.B.L.A. 5; Senior Play Cast. MICHAEL HOWARD BLEVINS Root Class President 2; Chorus 5; Hi-Y 2; Monogram Club 4,5; Football 6th, 7th, 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co- Captain 3; Track 1,2,3; Junior Play Cast. NELLIE WANDA BREEDLOVE Carrot-Top Class Chaplain4, Vice-President 5; CHILA-ZETTE 5; CHILVALEE, Business Manager 5; Forensic Club 3, County and District Forensic Meet 5; French Club 2,3; G.A.A. 4,5, Chaplain 5; National Honor Society 4,5, Chaplain4,5; S.C.A. 4,5, Chaplain 4, Secretary 5; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4,5, President 3, Secretary 4, President 5; F.B.L.A. 5; Basketball 2,4, Manager 4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. JAMES EDWARD CAMPBELL Eddy Transferred from Carnegie High School, Marion, Vir¬ ginia, 1965-66. PATSY ANN CARRICO MARIE CLARK CARTER Clark Majorette 5; Cheerleader 1,2, Co-Captain 2; CHILA- ZETTE 5; French Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4,5; National Honor Society 4,5, Reporter 4; S.C.A. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Basketball 3,4,5; Softball 3; Volleyball 5; $100 Club in Magazine Sales; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. HERMAN HOWARD COMBS Booner Chorus 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3. KATHIE ANN COPENHAVER Bobbie Class Reporter 4, Treasurer 5; Bus Patrol 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Chaplain 3, Treasurer 4; French Club 4.5, President 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4,5, Activities Director 3, Chaplain 4, Secretary 5; National Honor Society 4, 5, Secretary 5; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5; Archery 5; Up¬ ward-Bound Program 5. VELMA RUTH DEMPSEY Chorus 4,5; G.A.A. 2. REBECCA MARIE DINKINS Stink Class Treasurer 2; Bus Patrol 5; CHILVALEE 5; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, Historian 4; G.A.A. 2.3.4.5, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, President 5; National Honor Society 4,5, Treasurer 4; S.C.A. 3,4, Vice- President 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5, Captain 5; Softball 3; Volleyball 4; $100 Club in Magazine Sales; Home¬ coming Court 3,4; Girls ' State 4; J unior Play Cast. JOHN EDGAR EDMISTON J.E. Class Vice-President 4; CHILA-ZETTE 3,4,5, Busi¬ ness Manager 5; Forensic Club 4, County And District Forensic Meet 4,5; French Club 2,3, Chaplain 3; Hi-Y 3.4.5, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4,5, On T.V. Quiz 5; S.C.A. 3,4,5, Reporter 3, President 5, Summer Workshop 4; Football 7th, 1,2,3,4,5, Chaplain 4; Track 3,4, On Radio Quiz 4; $100 Club in Magazine Sales; High Salesman in Magazine Sales 5; Lions Club Sports¬ manship Award 5; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. BRENDA KAYE EDWARDS Edderds Band 1,2,3,4,5, All-State 5, All-County 1; Chorus 4,5; French Club 2,3, Vice-President 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Scholastic Award 5; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. RANDAL JACKSON ELLER Forensic Club 5; Monogram Club 3,4,5, Treasurer 5; Sportsman Club 2,3; Football 6th, 7th, 1,2,3,4,5, Co- Captain 5; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3; Track 3,4; Attendance Award 5. 123 SENIOR DIRECTORY VICKIE LYNN EVELSIZER Bus Patrol 5; CHILA-ZETTE 5; G.A.A. 2; F.B.L.A.5, Historian 5; BPW Miss Future Business Woman Award 5. JERRY WAYNE FREEMAN F.F.A. 1,3,4,5, President 5, Outstanding F.F.A. Boy 5; Sportsman Club 1. DENNIS KYLE FRENCH Chorus 5, All-Regional Chorus 5; Forensic Club 3. FRED WAYNE GILLESPIE Football6th, 7th, 1,2,3,4,5; Basketball 1,2,3, Co-Cap¬ tain 3; Track 2,3,4. KENNETH MELVIN GOODE Ken Transferred from Carnegie High School, Marion, Vir¬ ginia, 1965-66; Class Vice-President 2; S.C.A. 2; Football 4,5. CHARLES VINCENT GREEVER Chick French Club 2,3, Watch-Dog 3; Hi-Y 2,3,4,5, Chaplain 4, Vice-President 5; F.B.L.A. 5, President 5; Football 1.2.3.4.5, Manager 2,3,4,5; Basketball 2,3,4, Manager 2,3,4; Boys ' State 4. NINA SUE GREEVER Cheerleader 1,2; CHILVALEE 4,5; Forensic Club 4,5, President 5; French Club 2,3, President 3; G.A.A. 2, 3.4.5, Treasurer 5; S.C.A. 3,4, District Representative 5; Basketball Manager 3; Miss Chilhowie Court 4; Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 5. SHARON RUTH HAGA Bus Patrol2; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Songleader 3, Junior Degree 2, Chapter Degree 3; French Club 4,5; G.A.A. 2,5; Homecoming Court 2; Miss Chilhowie 5. DAVID WARREN HALL Dave Monogram Club 4,5, Vice-President 5; Football 2,3,4, 5; Track 3,4,5. EDWIN MITCHELL HALL Mickey Monogram Club 3,4,5, Secretary 5; Sportsman Club 3; Football 6th, 7th, 1,2,3,4,5, Co-Captain 5, All-District Fullback 3,5; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Mr. Courtesy 4; Lions Club Athletic Award 5. DANNY WAYNE HAMM Chorus4,5;SportsmanClub2; Football 1; Senior Play, House Manager. GERALD LEE HART Jerry DELORIS FAYE HAYDEN J.A. 2,3,4, Reporter 3, Parliamentarian 4, Junior ee 2; Bookkeeping Award 5. REGINA ANN HAYNES Class Chaplain 2,3; National Honor Society 4,5, Re¬ porter 5; Science Club 3,4, Chaplain 3, Vice-President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4,5, Historian 4, Chaplain 5. SARAH BETH HEFFINGER Heffy Band Majorette 4,5, Librarian; Cheerleader 1,2; Fo¬ rensic Club 4,5, Play 5; French Club 3,4,5, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Senior Play, Student Director; Miss Chilhowie Court 2,5. GALE STARRETT HENEGAR Band 1,2,3,4,5, All-State 1,2,3,4,5; Basketball 1; Base¬ ball 4,5. CHARLES BARRY LEE HOPKINS Chorus 5; Sportsman Club 3; Football 1,4. MITCHELL GEAN HOWELL S.C.A. 2; Coin Club 3. HARRY WALLACE HUNT Fire Ball Hi-Y 3; Sportsman Club 2; Football 2, Manager 2; Basketball 1,2, Manager 2. RHONDA GWYN JOHNSON CHIVALEE 5; F.H.A. 2,3,4,5, Secretary 4, Vice-Pres¬ ident 5, Co-Ed Correspondent 3,5, Junior Degree 2, Chapter Degree 3; French Club 4, S.C.A. Representa- tive 4; G.A.A. 2; S.C.A. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Basketball 1,2. WILLIAM MACK JOHNSON Mackie Hi-Y 2,3,4,5, Historian 3, President 4,5; Monogram Club 4,5, Reporter 4; Football 1,3,4,5; Track 2,3,4,5, Co-Captain 5; Model General Assembly 5. DONNA SUE JONES (DOYLE) Band 1,2,3, G.A.A. 4; Music Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Bas¬ ketball 2, Manager 5. ROBERT HUGH JONES Bobby Class Reporter 1, President 5; Band 1,2,3,4,5, All- State 3,5; CHILVALEE 4,5; Forensic Club 3, County And District Forensic Meet 4,5; National Honor Soci¬ ety 4,5, Treasurer 5, On T.V. Quiz 5; Science Club 3, Life Science Training Program At V.P.I. 5; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. ROSEMARIE LEE JONES Rose Class Reporter 5; Band 1,2,3,4,5, All-State 1,3,4,5, Vice-President 4, President 5; Bus Patrol 1,5; CHILA- ZETTE 5; CHILVALEE 4,5; G.A.A. 2,3,4,5, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Music Club 3; National Honor Society 4,5, Vice-President 5; F.B.L.A. 5; Volleyball 4,5; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5; Softball 3,5; Miss School Spirit 5; Arian Award 5; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. THOMAS GLENN KEESEE Kid Chorus 3,4,5; Sportsman Club 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 5; Foot¬ ball 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 2. 124 SENIOR DIRECTORY TERRY LEE LINEBERRY Dinkleberry Transferred From Woodlawn High School, Galax, Vir¬ ginia, 1965-66; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Band 3; CHILA-ZETTE, Photographer and Artist 5; Chorus 5; Science Club 5, Vice-President 5; Football 6th; Mr. School Spirit 5; Junior Play Cast 4. JAMES RUSSELL MARTIN Russ Class Vice-President 1; Football 1,3. LEE HOWARD MARTIN Mook Band 1,2,3,4,5; Forensic Club 3,4,5, Reporter 4, Play 4,5; Library Club 2; French Club 4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. SARA JAYNE MARTIN Class Reporter 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Cheerleader 1,3,4,5, Co-Captain 5; CHILA-ZETTE 2, 4,5; CHILVALEE 4,5, Co-Editor 4, Editor 5; Chorus 5, All-Regional Chorus 5, Student Conductor 5; French Club 2; G.A.A. 2,4,5; National Honor Society 4,5; S.C.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4,5, Secretary 3,5, Vice-Pres¬ ident 4, District Vice-President 5, M.G.A. Delegate 4; Scholastic Award 1,2; Homecoming Court 5; Miss Chil- howie Court 4; Mt. Empire Junior Miss Court 5; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Valedictorian 5. SHIRLEY EVELYN MARTIN CHILA-ZETTE 5; Forensic Club 3; French Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; F.B.L.A. 5, Secretary 5. WANDA GAY MEREDITH F.H.A. 2,3,4,5, Junior Degree 4, Chapter Degree 5, Chaplain 5; Forensic Club 3; French Club 4,5; G.A.A. 2 . CARLOS DEWEY MILLER ”C.D. M Transferred From Patrick Henry High School, Emory, Virginia, 1964-65; 4-H Club 1,2. JUDITH KAREN MURRAY CHILA-ZETTE 5, Reporter 5; CHILVALEE 5; Chorus 1; Forensic Club 3,4,5, Corresponding Secretary 4, County And District Forensic meet 4,5, Play 5; French Club 2,3, S.C.A. Representative 3; Science Club 5, President 5; Tri-Hi-Y 2,4,5, M.G.A. Delegate 5; On Radio Quiz 3; Voice of Democracy Contest 5; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. GREGORY LYNN ORVIK Greg F.F.A. Basketball And Judging Team 2; F.B.L.A. Vice-President 5; Music Club 2; Science Club 1,5, Science Fair Award; National Rifle Association 2; Basketball 7th; Senior Play Cast. MILDRED PAGE OSBORNE Millie Chorus 5; F.H.A. 2,3, Junior Degree 3. ROBERT LEONARD OSBORNE Bobby Chorus 5; Football 1,2,3. ANGELA SUE McCLURE Susie Class Secretary 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4,5; CHILA- ZETTE 4,5, Editor 5; CHILVALEE 4,5; Chorus 5, Stu¬ dent Conductor 5, All-Regional Chorus 5; French Club 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4,5; National Honor Society 4,5; S.C.A. 2, Reporter 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4,5, Treasurer 4; Scho¬ lastic Award 3,4; $100 Club in Magazine Sales; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Salutatorian 5. RONALD GAYLE OWENS Ronnie 4-H Club 6th, 7th. WILLIAM ROGER PAULEY Sportsman Club 1,2; Coin Club 3, President 3; Football 6th; Basketball 3. Chorus 5. RONNIE ELBERT PEAKE Squeek MAX RAY McCLURE Soapy Chorus 1,2,3,4,5, All-Regional Chorus 4; F.F.A. 1; Football 6th, 7th, 1. PHYLLIS JEAN McCLURE (POWERS) Blondie Bus Patrol 3,5; CHILA-ZETTE 5; Forensic Club 4; French Club 3; G.A.A. 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; S.C.A. 3; F.B.L.A. 5, Reporter 5; French Merit Award 4; Shorthand II Award 5. WILLIAM PRESTON McGLOCKLIN Bill Transferred From Patrick Henry High School, Emory, Virginia, 1962-63; Chorus 3; Football 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 1; Basketball 1. DANIEL WAYNE McTHENIA Danny Transferred From Patrick Henry High School, Emory, Virginia, 1965-66; Class Vice-President 2; 4-H Club 1,2, Reporter 1; Football 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2. SHARON MAE PICKLE Pickle Bus Patrol 5; CHILA-ZETTE 5; Forensic Club 4,5, Secretary 5, Play 5; French Club 3; G.A.A. 2,3,4,5; F.B.L.A. 5; Volleyball 5. PATSY MAE PIERCE Class Reporter 4; F.H.A. 3,4,5, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4, President 5, State Convention 4; Forensic Club4, Vice-President 4, County And District Foren¬ sic Meet 2,4; G.A.A. 3, Reporter 3; National Honor Society 4,5, On T.V. Quiz 4; S.C.A. 1,2,3,5; Science Club 5, Secretary 5. HARRY DANIEL PLUMMER Transferred From Carnegie High School, Marion, Virginia, 1966-67; Chorus 4,5; Monogram Club 4,5; Football 4. CAROLYN MAXINE POE Max Bus Patrol 1,5; Chorus 3,5, Librarian 5; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 5. 125 SENIOR DIRECTORY Chorus 5. JAMES CARL POWERS J.C. JANET LEIGH STURGILL (GROSS) Bus Patrol 5; CHILA-ZETTE 4; G.A.A. 3,4,5; Girls ' League 2,3; Hiking Club 2; Literary Award 1. ROGER DALE POWERS Poopey F. F.A. 1,2,3,4,5, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, For¬ estry Award 4, DeKalb Award 4; Monogram Club 4,5, President 5; Football 7th, 1,2,3,4,5; Track 2,3,4; Base¬ ball 5. VELMA SUE POWERS Bus Patrol 1,2,3; Choru s 5. HAROLD WAYNE RATLIFF ’’Mutton Chorus 4; Football 7th, 1,2. ROSE MARIE REEDY G. A.A. 2; Science Club 5. SHAWNIE LEE TAYLOR Flip Bus Patrol 2,3,4; Chorus 4,5; F.H.A. 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3, 4; Basketball 3,4. ROBERT H. TERRY Bobby S.C.A. 2; French Club Play 4. GENE THOMAS WALKER CHILVALEE 5; F.F.A. 1,2,3, Vice-President 2, Pres¬ ident 3, Outstanding F.F.A. Boy 3; Forensic Club 4, County Forensic Meet 5; Hi-Y 4,5, Chaplain 5, M.G.A. Senator 5; Coin Club 3; Basketball 4,5, Manager 4,5; Senior Play Cast. WILEY KATE REID Peppermint Forensic Club 3; French Club 3,4,5, Secretary 3, Chaplain 4; G.A.A. 2,4,5; Science Club 5; Basketball 1,3,4,5; Softball 3; Miss Chilhowie Court 5. JAMES CARL RILEY Smiley Sportsman Club 3,4. LINDA KAY ROARK Tiny” Bus Patrol 3,4; Chorus 2; F.H.A. 2,3,4,5, Parliamen¬ tarian 5, Junior Degree 3, Miss F.H.A. for March 5; G.A.A. 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Basketball 2,3; Softball 2. WILLIAM DOUGLAS ROBERTS, JR. Bill- Transferred From Woodbury High School, Woodbury, New Jersey, 1964-65; Science Club 5. ERVIN FIELDS ROBINSON, JR. Slick F. F.A. 1,2,3,4,5. SYLVIA JEAN ROBINSON G. A.A. 3; Basketball 3, Captain 3; Softball 3. EDGAR DARRELL ROWLAND Chorus 4,5; Sportsman Club 3; Coin Club 3. WAYNE KELLY SEXTON Class President 1; Chorus 3,4; Coin Club 3; Sports¬ man Club 2; F.B.L.A. Treasurer 5; Football 6th, 7th, 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Track 2. CAROL CHRISTINE SHELTON G.A.A. 3; Science Club 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4; F.B.L.A. 5. BETTY LEE SHRADER Transferred From Williamson High School, William¬ son, West Virginia, 1964-65; Chorus 3,4; F.H.A. 2; ary Club 1,2; Music Club 1,2; Science Club 1,2, ••c ret ary 1; F.B.L.A. 5; Softball 1,2. ROGER WAYNE WARF Rog Chorus 3; Monogram Club 4,5; Sportsman Club 4,5; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,3,4,5, Co-Captain 5; Track 2,3,4,5. JANE DIXON WATERS Dixie Class Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Secretary 5; Cheer¬ leader 1,2,3,4, Captain 2; CHILA-ZETTE 4,5; CHIL¬ VALEE 4,5; Chorus 5; Librarian 5, All-Regional Cho¬ rus 5; French Club 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4,5; National Honor Society 4,5, Secretary 4, President 5; S.C.A. 3,4,5; Typing Award 3; County And District Forensic Meet 5; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. DAVID CAMPBELL WHITLEY Dave Band 1,2,3,4,5, All-State 4,5; Science Club 2; Football 1; Track 3; Golf 3,4,5. ARNOLD REED WIDENER Speedy F.F.A. 1,2,3,4,5, Secretary 5, DeKalb Agriculture Award 5. DANNY LEE WIDENER Chorus 4,5, All-Regional Chorus 5; Monogram Club 4,5; Science Club 5; Football 7th, 1,2,3,4,5, All-District Guard 5, Honorable Mention All-State Guard 5. DAVID ALLEN WIDNER Dave” Hi-Y 1; Science Club 5; Coin Club 3; Football 1. LUTHER P ETTIT WILLIAMS Mouse” Class Vice-President 2, President 3; Chorus 4; Hi-Y 3; Monogram Club 4,5; Football 6th, 7th, 1,2,3,4, Cj- Captain 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. 126 INDEX A. Adams, Richard Dean 42,100 Adams, Rev. William 80 Anderson, Drema Gail 18,62,63,68 Anderson, Jimmy 30,68 Anderson, Judy 30,58,65 Anderson, Mrs. Mary Sue 15 Anderson, Patricia Gaile 42,60 Anderson, Peggy Elizabeth 48,53 B. Baker, Mr. William W. 10,70 Bales, Mr. Ron 10,88,89,98,100 Ball, Arlin Dean 42 Ball, Roger 30 Barker, Mr. Dwight 10,62,92,93,99 Beckner, Johnny 42,63,67 Berry, David 48,59,95 Berry, Gregory 48,67,95 Berry, Mike 36,92,100 Berry, Richard 36,99 Berry, Ronald 48 Berry, Sandra 36,58,61,68,79 Berry, Steven 42,59,66,95,100 Bishop, Thomas 48,92,95,99 Blankenbeckler, Jerry 18,68 Blankenbeckler, Linda 36 Blankenbeckler, Shelia 48 Blevins, Allen 30 Blevins, Anita 30,58,60,65,70 Blevins, Aundry Charleen 48 Blevins, Barry 48,53,92,95,99 Blevins, Brenda 36,63 Blevin s, Carolyn Ann 19,54 Blevins, Daniel Calvin 42,95,99 Blevins, Danny 30,58 Blevins, Danny 48,92 Blevins, David 18,28,63 Blevins, Dianna Sue 42,65,78 Blevins, Dolores 18,59,61,62 Blevins, Doris 42 Blevins, Donna 18,60,61 Blevins, Eugene 31,68 Blevins, Gary 31,88 Blevins, Janet 48 Blevins, Jeff 67 Blevins, Jim 42,92,95,101 Blevins, Bobby Joe 18,60,69,88 Blevins, Joseph Allen 36,92,93,98 Blevins, John 19,29,63,64,88 Blevins, Joyce 43 Blevins, Judy Carol 48 Blevins, Judy Carol 31,58,60,65,66,70 Blevins, Julia L. 48,59,65,96 Blevins, Kenneth 19,29,68 Blevins, Larry 31,64,68,98,99 Blevins, Maureen 43 Blevins, Linda 36 Blevins, Mack 43,67,92,95 Blevins, Margie Elaine 19,29,59,60,61, 68,74,75 Blevins, Michael Howard 19,52,64,88 Blevins, Mikeal 31,64,65,88,100 Blevins, Mitchael 31,100 Blevins, Mr. O. M. 14 Blevins, Randy 43 Blevins, Roger 48 Blevins, Rosemary 48,53,61,65,86 Blevins, Shirley Ann 43 Blevins, Toby 36,62,64 Blevins, Wanda 43,60 Bonham, Ellen 30,31,58,59,64,66,69,78, 79 Bonham, James 48,59,67,92,95 Bonham, Jay 48,66,95 Breedlove, Jerry 37 Breedlove, Nellie 18,19,28,29,58,59, 61,6 2,65,76 Brown, Mr. Vince 10,92,95,99 Burris, Ronnie 43,68 Byrd, Michael 43 C. Call, Beverly Sharon 43 Call, David Lee 48 Call, Mr. George 14 Call, Robert 31,34,64,98,100,101 Campbell, Mr. Charles K. 10,65,92,95, 100 Campbell, James Edward 19 Campbell, Martha 48,86 Campbell, Rachel 43 Canady, Rev. David 71 Carrico, David 43 Carrico, Patsy 19 Carter, Marie 19,20,58,59,61,65,67 Casey, Sandy 43,61 Cason, Elizabeth 49,63 Catron, Becca 66 Catron, Lee 31,67 Catron, Roban 49,66,96 Catron, Sammy 37,58,59,62,67,92 Clark, Ambers Wayne 43,100 Clark, Brenda 49,86 Clark, Mrs. Champ 10 Clark, Charlie 43,64,92,99,100 Clark, Margaret 49,61,66,74 Clark, Pam 66 Clapp, Bureda 37,40,59,61,62 Coe, Joyce 37,61 Coe, Linda 37,61 Coe, Michael 49,92,99,100 Coe, Rebecca Carol 37,53 Cole, Mary 37,62 Combs, Herman 19 Compton, Mrs. Cleve 11 Conner, Mrs. June 11,60 Copenhaver, Charles 49 C openhaver, Kathie 18,20,58,59,64,97 Copenhaver, Miss Mary Payne 11,59 Counts, Donnie 31,65 Cregger, Deborah 48,49 Cregger, Joe Eric 49 Cregger, Johnny 43 Cress, Fred 49 Cress, Janella 65 Crockett, Ronnie 37 Crouse, Doris 37,66 Crouse, Larry 49 Crouse, Lila 37 Cruey, Harold 99 Crutchfield, Mr. George A. 14 Cullop, Barbara 49 D. Darnell, Eugene 49 Davenport, Roy 43 Davis, Anthony R. 49 Davis, Peggy 37,59,63,87,97 DeBord, Sharon 49 DeBusk, Dora 31,58,65 Delp, Nancy Lou 43 Dempsey, Boyd 43 Dempsey, Ethel 49 Dempsey, Velma Ruth 20,29 Dinkins, Becky 20,29,59,61,63,65,97 Dixon, Mrs. Agnes 15 Dixon, Ruthie Diann 37,65,71 Dixon, Sidney Steve 44 Dixon, Tony M. 44 Doane, William Jerry 49 Dolinger, Richard 44 Donnelly, Robbie 99 Dowell, Patsy Jane 37,53 Duncan, Mildred 49,66 Dungan, Billy 31,58,67,93,94,98,99 E. Edmiston, Edward 49,92,95,99 Edmiston, John E. 20,28,29,58,59,62, 65,69,76,78,88 Edwards, Brenda 20,66,68,78 Eller, Donnie 32,68 Eller, Mr. Ernest 14 Eller, Gerald 36,37,92,100 Eller, Mr. Jake 14 Eller, Randal Jackson 21,64,79,88,89 Eller, Rita Maybelle 37,97 Eller, Rodney 42,44,67,95 Eller, Steve 32 Eller, Tris O. 49 Ellison, David 6,32,52,59,64,65,79,88, 98,100 Ellison, Diane 37,58,61 Elswick, Joey Daniel 37 Eskridge, Miss Veronica 11,52,59,87, 96,97 Evelsizer, Vickie Lynn 20,58,62,63,77 F. Farmer, Mr. A. B. 11,64 Fenner, Debbie 49,59,63,65,86,96 Fields, George Kelly 44,92,93 Fields, William Allen 37,68 Fisher, Glenna 49,63 Fisher, Mike 32,62,64,92,98,100 Foore, Patricia 49 Foore, Ronald Roy 49 Forrester, Mrs. Merle 63,70 Freeman, Donna Marie 49 Freeman, Jerry Wayne 20,64 Freeman, Ronald Eugene 49 French, Dennis Kyle 20,68 Frye, Mrs. Gladys 11,54 Frye, Terry Scott 49,92,99 G. Giamarco, Mr. Donn 55 Gillespie, Fred Wayne 20,88,91 Gillespie, Jack 32,64,88,100 Gillespie, Kitty 37,68 Gillespie, Nona 32 Gilley, Anna Jean 49 Gilley, Jerry 49 Gilley, Roger Lee 32,64 Glasco, Libby 32,60,65 127 INDEX Goble, Anita Louise 32,63 Gollehon, Cathie 49,59,63,66,96 Goode, Howard 44 Goode, Jane 49 Goode, Kenneth 20,88 Goodman, Charles 44 Goolsby, Rita 37,60 Goolsby, Roberta 38,60,87,97 Gore, Deborah 44 Greenwood, Mrs. Margueritte 15 Greer, Danny 49 Greer, Janet 44,65 Greer, Ronnie 44 Greever, Charles 21,62,88 Greever, Kay 69 Greever, Nina Sue 21,59,60,61,77 Greever, Reta Jo 67 Grinstead, Mrs. Kelly 15 Grinstead, Paul 44,58,59,62,63 Grinstead, Virginia 49,58,63 Gross, Linda 49,87,96 Gross, Tommy 30,32,59,64,88,90,91, 93,94,98 Gullion, Dennis 44 Guyer, Mark 50,63 Gwaltney, Connie 50 H. Haga, David 50,92,99 Haga, Johnny 38 Haga, Sharon 21,58,59,77 Hale, Mr. Gene 14 Hale, Mrs. Glenda 15 Hale, Lee 44,64,88,93,98,99 Hale, Linda 50,59,67,86,96 Hall, David 21,64,88 Hall, Jackie 38 Hall, James Dennis 38 Hall, Jerry 38,60,62,64,68,88 Hall, Karen 50 Hall, Mickey 21,28,64,69,75,78,88,89 Hall, Sammy 50 Hamm, Danny 21,88 Hamm, David 21,44,64 Hamm, Wanda 38,58,65 Harmon, Carl 32 Harris, Michael 38,98 Hart, Barbara 32,58 Hart, Jerry 21 Hart, Robert 44,64 Hartsock, Harold 50 Hawkins, Linda 44 Hawkins, Wanda 33 Hayden, Arvin 50,92,99 Hayden, Deloris 21,79 Hayes, Judy 33,62,63,65 Hayes, Thomas 41 Haynes, Jack 44 Haynes, Regina 21,61,65 Hayter, Cathy 50,59 Heath, George Sonny 33 Heath, Judy 44,65 Heath, Michael 50,67 Heath, William 44,64,92 Heffinger, Sarah 22,55,58,60,61,67 Heffinger, Tommy 38,62 Helton, Eula Sue 50 Henegar, Gale 22,66,67,98 Henegar, Mr. W. A. 14 Heninger, Wayne 36,38,59,64,88,94,95, 98,99 Hewitt, Rev. A. K. 80 Hicks, Bobby 44,67,93,99 Hoback, Richard 45 Hodge, Terri 38,61,62 Hopkins, Charles 22,68 Horton, David 50 Howell, Charlotte 45 Howell, Mitchell 22 Howell, Ronnie 38 Howell, Wayne 50 Hunt, Brenda 50 Hunt, Freddie 33 Hunt, Harry 22 Hunt, Mildred Juanita 50 Hurley, Stephen 45 Hutton, Clarencie 45 J. Jackson, Betty Jane 45 Jackson, Eddie Eugene 45,64 Johnson, Dixie 45,86 Johnson, Gary Donald 45 Johnson, Mackie 22,28,62,64,79,88,99 Johnson, Philip 38,62 Johnson, Rebecca Ann 50 Johnson, Rhonda Gwyn 22,59,60,61 Jones, Diane 38 Jones, Donna 22,61,97 Jones, Glenna Faye 50 Jones, Robert Hugh 18,22,29,53,61,65, 66,67,76 Jones, Rosemarie Lee 18,23,28,58,59, 61,62,63,65,66,67,71,79,87,97 K. Keen, Barbara 38 Keen, Linda Darnell 50,63 Keen, Robert 38,64,100 Keen, William 38 Keen, Charles 45 Keesee, Connie Levon 45,61,96 Keesee, Donna Gail 45,61,71 Keesee, Mary Ann 38 Keesee, Thomas Glenn 23,62,68 Kegley, Tamara Lynn 42,45,61,66,96, 132 Kell, Betty Ann 38,68 Kelly, Eleanor Lynn 50,66 Kelly, Mrs. Eva 15 Kelly, Mr. William 81 L. Landis, Ray 45 Landis, Stanley Elmer 45,92,100 Larimer, Charles Jackson 50,92,99 Larmer, Graham 33 Lawrence, Mr. Rhea 71 Legard, Cynthia 66 Lester, Patsy 50 Lineberry, Terry Lee 23,28,29,58,63, 68 Louthian, Anna Sue 38 Louthian, Douglas Wayne 50,92 Love, Miss Elizabeth 11,53,61 Love, Mrs. Kitty 15 Lowe, Carl Matthew 50 Lowe, Earl Bradley 50 Lowe, James Edward 33,68,88,93 Lowe, Margaret Ella 39,60 Lowe, Karen 38,62 Lowe, Sharon 39 M. Mabe, Samuel Wesley 39,62 Martin, Barbara Jean 50,68 Martin, Billy 99 Martin, Carolyn Joyce 33,58,65,69,79 Martin, Charlee Beth 39,58,59,61,78,86 Martin, Mrs. Charles 15 Martin, Farris Lee 50 Martin, Golda 30,33,58,65,66,70,76,79 Martin, Mrs. Hurley 15 Martin, James Russell 22 Martin, Janet Hope 45,59,65 Martin, Lee Howard 23,58,60,67 Martin, Linda Ann 33,53,58,59,65,87, 96 Martin, Sara Jayne 23,28,55,58,59,61, 65.68.74.76.86 Martin, Shirley Evelyn 23,58,62 Mason, Donna Elizabeth 45 Mason, Mary Louella 50 May, Winifred Lee 0,65 Matthews, Miss Do; jthy 11,58 Meade, Janice Ann ‘ 3,58,65 Mellinger, Mr. Arnold 10,54,64,93,94 Meredith, Betty Ann 39,60 Meredith, Janet 51 Meredith, Wanda 24,58,60 McAllister, India Sue 39,60,61,63 McClure, Angela Sue 20,23,58,59,61, 65.68.76.86 McClure, Betsy Lynn 45 McClure, Debra 50 McClure, Diana Kay 39,40,60,65,97 McClure, Edith Sue 45,60 McClure, James Ray 45 McClure, Jerry 33 McClure, John, Jr. 45 McClure, Larry Dale 46 McClure, Max Ray 23 McClure, Nancy Lynn 50 McClure, Patricia Ann 46,68 McClure, Phyllis 23,58,62,63,79 McClure, William Robert 50 McGhee, Alan D. 46,98 McGhee, Dolly Mae 50,63 McGlocklin, Alfred 50,92 McGlocklin, Glenna Jane 46 McGlocklin, William Preston 23 McKee, Glenn 67 McThenia, Daniel 24 Miller, Carlos Dewey 24 Miller, Danny 39,64 Miller, Drema Jean 46,63 Miller, Inge Mae 6,51,63 Miller, T. O. 46 Minnick, Joyce Dee 33,60 Moser, Opal 61,63 Moser, Peggy M. 51,63 Moxley, Wiley Jonathan 34,62,67 Murray, Janie 67 Murray, Judith Karen 24,29,58,60,61, 63,70,76,79 Mutter, Dorothy 58 Mutter, Joyce Mae 51 Myers, Ronald 45 N. Neikirk, Margaret Ann 34 Neikirk, Sharon Rhea 46 Newman, Fred Patton 51 128 INDEX o. O’Brian, Johnny 99 Olinger, Robert 39 Orvik, Gregory 24,63 Orvik, Pam Jean 39,96 Osborne, Carol Sue 46 Osborne, Mary Jane 34,60 Osborne, Mildred Page 25,68 Osborne, Robert Leonard 24 Owens, Jeannie Christine 34,60 Owens, Ronald Gayle 24 P. Palmer, Mary Alice 34,63 Palmer, Reggie 95,99 Pascal, Kenny 67,99 Patrick, Carl 46 Patrick, Robert 46 Patrick, Ronald Eugene 46,92,98 Pauley, Linda Sue 34,60 Pauley, William F gc-r 24 Peak, Michael Trc v 46 Peak, Ronnie Elbe. . 24,68 Peake, Dennis Graham 39 Peake, Sandra Sue 46,63,68 Peake, David Thompson 39,62 Peake, Tommy Lynn 34,68 Pennington, Carolyn Ann 51 Pennington, Donna 39,61 Pennington, Edward Lee 51 Pennington, Gary 46 Pennington, Keith Edward 51,63 Pennington, Roy Edwin 46,64,79,98 Pickle, Sharon Mae 24,58,60,62,63 Pierce, Patsy Mae 25,28,52,59,60,63, 65 Plummer, Ernest Robinson 51,92,95, 99 Plummer, Harry Daniel 25,64,68 Poe, Charles Larry 46 Poe, David Charles 46 Poe, Maxine 25,68 Powers, Darrell Neal 51 Powers, Delores Imigene 46 Powers, Jackie Ray 46 Powers, James Carl 25 Powers, Joe 46,64 Powers, John Lee 34,55,64,79 Powers, Mr. Ray 14 Powers, Roger Dale 25,64,75,88,92,98 Powers, Sue Kay 46 Powers, Velma Sue 25,68 Price, Janice Ava 39,40,62 Price, Jerry Douglas 30,34,62,88,93, 98 Price, Vera Ann 42,47,60 R. Ratliff, Carter Lee 39,58 Ratliff, Wayne 25 Reedy, Rose 25,63 Reedy, Stephen Dale 36,39,62,64,88, 95,99,101 Reedy, Vickie 51,86 Reid, Wiley Kate 25,58,59,63,87,97 Rethford, Barbara Ellen 47,60 Rethford, Evelyn Regina 40,60,97 Rethford, Roy 34 Reeves, Charles Douglas 34,53,58,63, 65 Richardson, Ronnie 47,59,62,63,66 Richardson, Wanda 40,41,62 Riley, George Robert 47 Riley, James C. 26 Roark, Judy Gray 40,63,87,97 Roark, Linda Kay 26,60,61 Roberts, Sandra Lynn 40,58,59,62,87, 96,132 Roberts, William 26,63 Robinson, Brenda Sue 51 Robinson, Ervin 26,64 Robinson, Roger 40 Robinson, Sylvia 26 Robinson, Teresa 47,60,61 Roe, Donna Marie 30,34,58,59,61,65, 69,70,79,86 Roe, Jo Ann 51,86 Rollins, Mrs. Pansy R. 12,55,58 Rollins, Thomas Edgar 35,58,62,66 Rose, Elgin Ronald 35 Rouse, Edwin Sanders 40,64,68 Rouse, James Robert 35,68 Rouse, Nancy 67 Rouse, Pamela Jean 51,63 Roland, Darrell 26,68 Rusek, Mr. Joe 12,64,88,89 Russell, Miss Marion 12,61 S. Sadler, Jimmy Lee 51 Sandridge, Dr. Sidney 81 Sauls, Donna Ruth 47,74 Sexton, Brenda Jane 51 Sexton, Donald 47,64 Sexton, Wayne K. 26,55 Shaw, Mary Donna 40,60 Sheets, Dexter 40 Sheffield, Harold Howard 47,100 Shelton, Carol 26,62,63 Shelton, Katherine 51 Shortt, Lewis 40,99 Shrader, Betty 26,62 Shupe, Michael 51 Shupe, Shirley 35,68 Snavely, Miss Louise 12,61,80 Snow, Kathy 49,60,96 Snow, Roy 47 Sprenger, Mrs. Suzanne F. 6,13 St. John, Mr. William 12,64 Stamper, Avery 51 Stamper, Clifford Hurley 35,64,68 Stamper, David Larry 51 Stamper, Dennis Wade 35 Stamper, Donna 51 Stamper, Linda Joyce 40,65 Stamper, Mack 47 Stamper, Wilma Lee 40,68 Stevens, Rosa L. 51 Stewart, Deborah 35,60,97 Stewart, Zandra 51,66 Stokes, Eddie 51,92,95 Stuart, David Eugene 40,95,99 Sturgill, Billy 51,63 Sturgill, Janet 27 Sullins, Mr. Ernest 12,63 Sullins, Miss Jean 13,60 Sullivan, Shirley 41,58,60,66 Sullivan, Patricia 66 Sutherland, Mrs. Ronald R. 13 Sutherland, Mr. Ronald R. 13,65 Sword, Miss Katherine Lucille 13,62 T. Taylor, Shawnie 27,68 Teaters, Charlie 47,100 Teaters, Nelson 51 Teaters, Shirley Ann 51 Terry, Angela 47,60 Terry, Frances 47,60 Terry, Robert 27 Testament, Peggy 41 Testerman, Ilene 51 Tilson, Danny 47,64 Tilson, James 35 Tilson, Miss Ruby 15 Troxell, Brenda 51 Tuell, Jackie Sue 41,60,68 Tuell, Timmy 41,60,92 V. Vail, Mr. David C. 13,67,68 Vail, Mrs. Linda L. 13,59,65 Viers, Herbert 41,95,98,99 W. Walls, Jackie Lee 41 Walker, Gene 27,61,62,79 Walker, Sandra 51 Walters, Barbara Jean 35,74 Walton, Alvin Clay 41 Walton, Debbie 51,63,65 Walton, Edith Christine 47,59 Warf, Beverly Jean 41,59,63,86,96 Warf, Roger 27,64,88,93,99 Waters, Dixie 18,26,58,59,61,65,68,71, 76,78 Waters, Robert 36,41,62,66,67,92,100 Weaver, Eddie 51 Whitley, David 27,52,66,67,100 Whitley, Mrs. Marilyn 14 Widener, Danny 27,63,64,68,88,90 Widener, Joyce 48,51,63,68,79 Widner, Andy 67 Widner, Connie 30,35,60,61 Widner, David 27 Widner, Reid 27,64,77 Wilkinson, James Tommy 41 Williams, Luther 27,64 Williams, Lydia 41,58,59,61,86,87,96 Williams, Ronnie 35,64,93 Wilson, Carol 41,59,74,86 Wilson, Charles 47,92,100 Wolfe, David 47,64 Wyatt, Connie 47,96 Wyatt, Dennis 35 Wyatt, Shirley 47 129 ■■■■SIS! Students have the opportunity to work under federal programs. Seniors make signs for their Washington buses. Students admire Ellen Bonham ' s Science Fair exhibit. 132 Sandy Roberts and Tamara Kegley make use of the telephone. These students gain valuable experience in the work program. i HiliMdii Seniors receive Bibles from members of the Gideon Society. Members of the faculty relax during lunch hour. Becky Dinkins admires Tony, the tiger she won in the magazine drive. Student teachers from Emory Henry College get practical experience at CHS. 131 ADVERTISERS’ INDEX Appalachian Power Co. 122 Appalachian Manufacturing Corp. 107 Associated Underwriters 118 Auto Village 114 Baldwin ' s 106 Bank of Marion, The 110 Barnett ' s Funeral Home 117 Berry, F. W. Sons 112 Berry, F. W. Produce 119 Bob ' s Surplus and Discount Store 110 Bonham Brothers 118 Brunswick 104 Burgess-McNiel Furniture Co. 122 Calhoun Oil Co., Inc. 114 C. S. Insurance Agency 116 Central Motor Co. 110 Chilhowie Animal Hospital 122 Chilhowie Furniture Co. 110 Chilhowie Milling Co. Motor Corp. 117 Chilhowie Oil Co. 120 Chilhowie Tractor Implement Co. 107 City Drug Store 116 Clark’s Pharmacy 106 Cole, Dr. J. D. 110 Dixie Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. 112 Dominion Music, Inc. 116 Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. 110 Echo Sales Co. 120 Echols-Sparger Associates 106 Edwards, Kaye Beauty Salon 118 Ervin ' s Market 118 First National Exchange Bank of Va., The 107 Fisher ' s Jewelers 118 Francis Bros., Inc. 116 Franklin, Ben Store 122 Gate ' s Restaurant 106 Goodman Cleaners and Laundry 115 Goodman Jewelers 115 Greear Studios 112 Greever, Drs. W. L. and D. L. 106 Greever ' s Drug Store 104 Greever ' s Inc. Ill Grissom Motor Parts, Inc. 107 H. M. Store 119 Hecht ' s Purity Bakery 104 Herff-Jones 112 Highway Drive-In 119 Holiday Inn 107 Holston Motor Co., Inc. 117 Hudson ' s Jewelers 118 Huff, B. B. 116 IGA Foodliner 120 Jennings-Warren Motor Co., Inc. 107 Jewel Box, Inc., The 113 Johnson ' s 5-10-25 ? Store 119 Jones Barber Shop 106 Kern ' s Bakery, Inc. 108 Laurel Spring Dairy 108 Libby ' s Beauty Shop 106 McDonald ' s, Inc. 118 Marion College 117 Marion Drug Co., Inc. 118 Marion Firestone Recapping Shop 107 Marion-Harwood 104 Marion Laundry Co., Inc. 107 Marion Motor Co., Inc. 110 Marion Office Supply Co. 110 Marion Police Department 106 Midway Stop Shop 120 Montgomery Ward 119 National Bank of Chilhowie, The 108 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. 107 Olin 114 Pargas 117 Park Drive-In Theatre 110 Park-N-Shop 107 Piggly Wiggly (Chilhowie) 118 Pioneer Motors 120 Pioneer Sewing Center 120 Porter Furniture Co. 122 Pruner ' s Shoe Shop 116 Rainbow Autel Restaurant 121 Reasor, Dr. J. Dan 119 Regent, The 118 Rice ' s Minit Mart 119 Robinson ' s 117 Rose ' s Store, Inc. 117 Salina Restaurant 120 Scenic View Golf Course 121 Scott Furniture Co. 118 Serv-All, Inc. 113 Service Dry Cleaners 106 Sewing Basket, The 106 Shuler, Raymond 121 Skyland Virginia Corporation 121 Smith, Dr. O. O., Jr. 119 Smith Storm Window Co. 117 Smyth County Community Hospital 109 Smyth County Motor Co., Inc. 113 Smyth County Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 112 Smyth County News 106 Smyth Farm Bureau 104 Smyth Home Construction, Inc. 114 Snavely, S. Co. 122 Southern States Marion Cooperative, Inc. 110 Southwestern Business College 117 Stamper ' s Store and Service Station 110 Stokes, Ralph, Insurance Advisor 119 Style Shop, The 116 Supreme Mills, Inc. Ill Terrace Heights Funeral Home 116 Troutman ' s TV and Appliance 107 Typewriter Sales and Service 119 Valley Nursing Home 121 Vance Company, Inc., The 105 Village Launderette 114 Village Mobile Homes 114 Virginia Highlands Furniture Corp. 119 Webb ' s Flowers 120 W. R. Feed Service, Inc. 121 Western Auto Associate Store (Chilhowie) 120 Western Auto (Marion) 116 Wholesale Lumber and Supply Co. 120 Wilkinson, J. T. Son 120 Williams Funeral Home 110 Williams, H. S. Co., Inc. 108 WMEV Radio 121 130