Chilhowie High School - Chilvalee Yearbook (Chilhowie, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1970 volume:

THE CHILVALEE Published by the Senior Class Chilhowie High School Chilhowie, Virginia 2 1970 3 Within These Pages Are Treasured Memories Of CHS Table Of Contents Academics. 6-19 Activities. 20-65 Individual Directory. 66-97 Group Directory . 98-117 Advertisements.118-142 Senior Statistics.143 - 146 Individual Index.147 - 150 Advertisers’ Index .151 Autographs.152 6 Language Arts Develop Skills In Communication “Parlez-vous francais — or English?” To in¬ still in students good habits in speaking, reading, listeni ng, and writing is the purpose of the lan¬ guage arts courses, which at CHS include five years of English, two of French, and special classes in reading skills. In English classes time is divided among grammar, literature, and com¬ position. Various devices for learning, apprecia¬ tion, and enjoyment include diagramming, en¬ actment of scenes fi om literature, discussions, tape recordings, records, overhead transparen¬ cies, and films. French classes this year acquired earphones, enabling several students to listen to tapes at one time. Classes in reading skills are offered to eighth graders to improve their read¬ ing speed and comprehension. 7 i Students Prepare For The Business World ; a-s-d-f-j-k-1-; a-s-d-f-j-k- 1-; . . This monotonous drill is a neces¬ sary part of Typing I classes offered by the business department, which attempts to develop the knowledge, understanding, and skills needed by students who plan to enter the business field, or by those stu¬ dents who will take typing for their own personal use. Other business classes in¬ clude Typing II, Shorthand I and II, Gen¬ eral Business, Bookkeeping, and a two- hour course in Office Procedures. In the latter class students use various office equipment such as electric typewriters, calculators, and dictaphones and train to become efficient workers in the business world. In all these business courses the necessity for neatness and accuracy is stressed. Students are given the oppor¬ tunity to develop initiative and the ability to follow instructions. 8 9 Social St udies Classes Emphasize Citizenship “I believe in the United States of America as a nation of the people, by the people, for the people ...” Classes in the social studies help students to develop democratic prin¬ ciples. Students in classes in American his¬ tory in the eighth grade, world history and U.S. and Virginia history in the eleventh grade learn through class discussions, Hlms, charts, skits, and other varied ways. Maps and globes, as well as charts, are necessary devices in global geography classes. Basic knowledge gained in these classes provide a good background for U.S. and Virginia government, offered in the senior year. Stu¬ dents also study the organization of the United Nations. Producing loyal, well-in¬ formed citizens is the chief goal of the govern¬ ment classes, which are appropriately high¬ lighted by the senior trip to the nation’s capi¬ tal. 10 Math Classes Meet Needs Of All Students One does not need to be a millionaire or an important business executive to need mathematics. With this fact in mind, the math courses at CHS are aimed at meeting the needs of all students whether they be enrolled in academic or non-academic courses of study. These include general mathematics in the eighth and ninth grades, two years of algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry. Al¬ though drill work is important, other de¬ vices to aid learning in these classes in¬ clude among other things, models, over¬ head transparencies, compasses, transits, and tables. 12 13 Sciences Help Students Probe The Universe Just follow your nose, and you will find the chemistry lab, where students probe the com¬ position of the world around them. Or visit a biology class, where the students learn about plant and animal organisms, or a physics or general science class, where scientific prin¬ ciples are applied to everyday living. Through all of these activities students get a better un¬ derstanding of man and his environment and are better prepared to cope with the myriad problems facing modern man. This year, as in the past, students enrolled in science classes worked hard preparing projects for the school Science Fair. In addition to this participation, three chemistry students entered projects in the Western Virginia Science Fair. 14 15 Music Enhances Life At CHS “One, two, three; one, two, three; do, re, mi, do, re, mi—” Those are sounds coming from the music depart¬ ment. Besides discovering and devel¬ oping the talents of students enrolled in these classes, the hand and chorus provide enjoyment for not only those persons participating hut also for the whole student body and community as well. Just as life would be drab with¬ out the joys of music, so would life at CHS be incomplete without the enrich¬ ment of the music department. During the year the band received a Division I rating (Superior) at the Southeastern Band Festival in Bristol, a Division I rating (Superior) playing Grade IV music in the District Concert Festival, and First Place in the Dog¬ wood Festival Parade Competition at Vinton. 16 Physical Education Builds Strong Bodies The screams of excitement coming from the gym are indicative of the two¬ fold purpose of the physical education department: to provide the opportun¬ ity for the normal physical growth and development of all pupils and to provide wholesome recreation. These objectives are carried out on alternate days in health and gym classes, re¬ quired of all students for three years. In addition to these classes, students may elect to enroll in the driver educa¬ tion program in which the partici¬ pants are given classroom instruction in sound driving practices and actual behind-the-wheel experience. 17 Vocational Arts Offer Practical Courses “Girls in agriculture???” No longer is home economics the only vocational course at CHS offered to girls. Girls may now enroll in Agriculture Education, de¬ signed to provide meaningful educational experiences and to develop the students knowledge, skills, and abilities in related fields of agriculture. Other courses in the agriculture department which are still offered primarily to boys include those in agriculture science, general mechanics, machinery, and exploratory agriculture. Classes in the five-year home economics program help girls not only to acquire those skills which contribute to home and family living, but also to develop proper habits of personal and social behavior. 18 19 “Y” Clubs Provide Services The main goals of the “Y” clubs this year were to help underprivileged children of the area and to learn more about the functions of state government. In trying to achieve these goals, the Co- Ed Hi-Y sent toys to needy children at Christmas, the Tri-Hi-Y collected money for Easter Seals, and the Hi-Y sponsored a candy sale. Each club was represented in a state con¬ ference. The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y sent dele¬ gates to the Model General Assembly in Richmond, and the Co-Ed Hi-Y sent repre¬ sentatives to their General Assembly in Harrisonburg. These three clubs also served as host to the District YMCA meet¬ ing. 20 21 A great deal of work and considera¬ tion went into the school publications this year. The school newspaper, the Chila- zette, published all club news, record¬ ed interviews with school personali¬ ties, and gave vital sports statistics. An added feature was a section of ele¬ mentary school news. The publishing of the Chilvalee was the job of the annual staff. Members sold ads and subscriptions and worked hard writing copy, drawing layout, taking necessary pictures, and getting everything ready for publication, even down to the ffnal punctuation mark. 22 The School Year Publications Record 23 Student Cooperative Association And National The SCA began the school year with the thought of providing new handbooks for next years’ students and of improving and beautifying the school. A major handbook fund-raising project was Carnival Day. At this event all clubs and classes had fun booths with the proHts being divided between the SCA and the various organizations. The SCA diving booth proved to be one of the most hilarious events and attracted students as well as the faculty. To culminate its projects .. . 24 Honor Society Both Provide Able Leadership . . . the SCA helped in getting a juke¬ box for the cafeteria, sponsored clean¬ up day, and held campaigns and elec¬ tions for next years’ SCA officers. Providing a new trophy case was the main objective of the National Honor Society this year. In order to obtain this objective members worked hard to prepare for “The Battle of the Bands,’’ which proved to be a great success. Ten sophomore students, chosen on the qualities of character, leadership, service and scholarship, were induct¬ ed into the club during a school as¬ sembly and new officers were in¬ stalled. The club also was in charge of coordinating American Education Week, diu’ing which time it sponsored Kiddie Kollege in assembly. 25 Various activities kept members of the vocational clubs busy during the year. A major project of the FFA was the landscaping of the new agriculture building. At a Student-Parent ban¬ quet members received awards for outstanding service in vocational ag¬ riculture. The club was also repre¬ sented in a statewide public speaking contest. “To dare to care” was the motto for the FHA during the year. The main objective was to teach young ladies responsibilities of family and com¬ munity . . . 26 Vocational Clubs Have Active Year . . . living. To show that they cared and to contribute communi¬ ty service, the FHA members did volunteer work in caring for pa¬ tients at Valley Nursing Home. In November they observed National Education Week. A Mother- Daughter banquet concluded the year’s events, at which time new officers were installed. Through the FBLA, members learned more about the business world. They gained experience in salesmanship and added to their treasury by selling stationery. Tbeir balloon-bursting booth on Canival Day provided fun for themselves as well as for all others who participated. 27 ] I The Band, the Chorus, and the Forensic Club provided many enjoyable moments during the year. The Band livened up pep rallies, entertained at football half-time activities, marched in parades and had several stage performances, including the graduation exercises. The Chorus, in addition to providing special music in assemblies, also sang at... ... the baccalaureate services. The Forensics Club in addition to inter¬ esting monthly meetings presented a one- act play, “Red Carnations,” entered con¬ testants in the county forensic meet and sent delegates to a forensic clinic at Wise, Virginia. 29 Subject Clubs Have Interesting Programs Members of the Science Club sought through its programs to learn more about science in general. The club’s main proj¬ ect was to sponsor a Christmas Dance where all ate, danced, and enjoyed them¬ selves. “Le Cercle Francais” was composed of students studying French. Each club meeting was very enjoyable with pro¬ grams ranging from French fashions to puppet shows and from French marriage customs to Joan of Arc. The club also had a lively blue, white and red-decorated car in the homecoming parade. 30 31 Clubs Encourage Interest In Sports The Monogram Club, made up of boys who had lettered in a varsity sport, had as its chief project of the year the presentation to the school of banners honoring CHS district basket¬ ball champions. The Girls’ Athletic Association tried to inspire more interest and participa¬ tion in Girls’ sports, especially in bas¬ ketball and volleyball. Members had a lot of fun at their “jail” on Carnival Day by summoning “delinquents” and collecting “bail” which, of course, was added to their treasury. 32 I 33 Bus Patrol Promotes Safety Members of the bus patrol help¬ ed to load buses safely and to keep good discipline on them. When¬ ever it was necessary, patrols flagged traffic and helped bus drivers enforce safety and traffic rules. 34 Library Club Helps Students And Librarian “Will you find book 920K, please?” This was a familiar sound to Library Club members who assisted the Li¬ brarian and students. A project to send contestants to “Klassroom Quiz” on WCYB-TV proved worthwhile to the club trea¬ sury, as was their fortune-telling booth on Carnival Day. 35 A Variety Of Activities Fill The Year 36 37 Junior And Senior Plays Were Hits Man Overboard Junior Play December 4, 1969 Miss Hannah Blair ..... Margaret Clark Katsy Prew .......... Sarah Harrell Dotty Allen ............ JoAnne Roe Flossie Nelson ..Roban Catron Melanie Leroy ..Lynn Kelly Louise Carson .. Felicia Robbins Arlena Dusenberry ..... Zandra Stewart Miss Maria Cruikshank ..... Linda Hale Captain O’Shea.John Barnousky Henry Van Cleve .... Charles Copenhaver Herbert Hooley .......... David Haga Dick Moore ..Ronnie Smith Bill Trent ............ Jay Bonham Joe Nash ........... Tommy Bishop George Lawrence.. . Billy Sturgill Honey-Boy Brown ........ David Berry Albert Maxey ......... James Bonham Tim ... Barry Blevins Slim ................ Greg Berry Butch.. Keith Pennington 38 Pillow Talk Senior Play April 23, 1970 Jan Morrow .... Jonathan Forbes . . . . . John Beckner Brad Allen .... Alma . Pierot . Mrs. Walters . . . . . Teresa Robinson Tony Walters . . . . . . Stanley Landis Marie . Eileen. , . . . Dixie Johnson Y vette. Miss Conrad . . . . . . Christine Walton Supervisor. Miss Dickenson . . . . . . Gail Anderson Policeman. .... Charlie Clark Bessie . . . . Patty McClure Mrs. Frost. . . Maureen Blevins Mrs. Ames .... . . . . Joyce Blevins Graham. . . . Mackie Blevins Girl in Club .... .... Doris Blevins Tilda. .... Donna Sauls Ann. .Ann Price 39 Miss Chilhowie CINDY LEGARD All-State Band GLENN McKEE TAMARA KEGLEY Arian Music Award LYNN KELLY ANDY WIDENER 40 Many Are Recipients Of Awards And Honors SUE BLEVINS Salutatorian BPW Club Award Betty Crocker Award MARLENE DUNFORD Senior Scholarship Award CHILVALEE (Business Manager) Award DAR Citizenship Award Local “Voice of Democracy” Award 42 JOYCE WIDENER, French; SHARON HEATH, Biol¬ ogy; CHRISTINE WALTON, Business. PAUL GRINSTEAD, CHILA-ZETTE Editor; JANET GREER, CHILVALEE Editor and Office Procedures; PATTY MCCLURE, Shorthand 11; SHARON HEATH, Typing 1; JOYCIE MUTTER, Typing 11; BRENDA ROBINSON, Shorthand 1. AUNDRY BLEVINS, JOYCE WIDENER, TOM BISHOP, Chemistry. HOPE MARTIN, Magazine High Salesman. Scholarship Awards: MARLENE DUNFORD, Senior; JOYCE WIDENER, Junior; SHARON HEATH, Sopho¬ more; DWIGHT BLE VINS, Freshman; AMANDA DE¬ BUSK, Eighth Grade. Not Pictured: DAVID HAGA, Boys’ State; ROBAN CA¬ TRON, Girls’ State. 43 CITARLIE CLARK, Lions Club Sportsmanship Award; MR. ARNOLD MP:LLINGER, Jaycee Teacher-of-the- Year Award; BOBBY HICKS, Lions Club Best Athlete Award. JANIE MURRAY, Outstanding Girl Athlete. PAUL GRINSTEAD, GARY JOHNSON, DOROTHY WEBB, JANE GOODE, LYNN KELLY, TIM WORK¬ MAN, Forensic Awards. 44 CHARLIE WILSON, GERALD POE, WIL¬ LIAM HEATH, MACK BLEVINS, Outstand¬ ing Athlete Awards. MIKE POE, CHARLIE LARIMER, EDDIE STOKES, RANDALL MCCLURE, WILLIAM KEEN, ROY E. PENNINGTON, GARY JOHN¬ SON, WILLIAM HEATH, ARVIN HAYDEN, Agriculture Awards. Not pictured: MIKE PEAK, CHARLIE TEA- TERS, SANDRA CASEY, Agriculture Awards. 45 46 Graduation Was A Solemn Occasion Graduation was a solemn occasion for the eighty-three members of the 1970 Senior Class of CHS. From the moment they donned their caps and gowns, they began to realize that their high school days were drawing to a close. This fact was further impressed upon them as they listened to the Rev. Wilmer B. Robbins, Pastor of the First United Methodist Church of Marion, the Honorable J. Aubrey Matthews, Judge of the Twenty-Third Judi¬ cial Circuit of Virginia, and John Beckner, Valedictorian. The final moment arrived as Mr. W. C. Kelly of the Smyth County School Board handed them their diplomas. 47 48 The Junior-Senior Prom Was Fun “Three Coins In A Fountain” was the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom on May 9, 1970, where the guests had an enjoyable evening — a treasured memory. 49 Seniors Enjoy Their Washington Trip 50 1 51 52 CHS Homecoming Queen Is Crowned Pretty weather, pretty floats, and pretty girls contributed to successful Homecoming festivities on October 17, 1969. In the colorful parade preceding the football game with Graham High School “G-Men” the Junior Class received first place for its float, “A Smashing Victory.” During the game’s half¬ time activities Sandra Casey was crowned Queen by Charlie Clark, Mack Blevins, and Charlie Wilson, tri-captains of the Warrior football team. Each one of the Queen’s attendants represented a CHS class. Pictured at left are Patricia Owens, Eighth Grade; Freda Blevins, Sophomore Class; Cathy Smith, Junior Class; Donna Sauls, Senior Class; and Pam Shuler, Freshman Class. Homecoming was indeed a treasured memory. 54 Warrior Football Team Rebuilds The Warrior football team had a rebuilding year in ’69-’70. The team ended the season with a record of 2 wins and 8 losses. Even though the young Warriors faced larger, more experienced teams, they upheld CHS tradition and never gave up. By the Hnal games of the season Chilhowie’s War¬ riors showed great improvement and development. 56 The ’69-’70 basketball season was the best in Chilhowie’s his¬ tory. After defeating the Marion Hurricanes in three consecutive games, the Warrior team cap¬ tured the Smyth County Title for Chilhowie. In the District the CHS Warriors were undefeated and won the District VI Tourna¬ ment for the third consecutive year. The Warrior team then tra¬ veled to Blacksburg, where they received their first and only defeat to a Virginia team. The Warriors ended a fine season with the out¬ standing record of 21 wins and 3 losses. Irr Junior Varsity Has Fine Record While the Varsity team was building their splen¬ did record, the Warrior Junior Varsity players were doing no less. Chil- howie’s J.V. team had one of the best seasons the school had seen in several years. They ended their season with a fine record of thirteen wins and five losses. Baseball Team Does Not Give Up The ’69-’70 season was a rebuilding time for the Warrior baseball team. The team was young and inexperienced, but by the end of the season the players showed much improvement. Although the season ended with a record of no wins and twenty-one losses, the Warriors never gave up. 60 CHS Wrestler Places Fourth In State The wrestling team had a 1-8 record, but several CHS grapplers had outstanding records. Charlie Clark was the regional champion of the unlimited weight class and went on to finish fourth in the State finals. Stanley Landis was champion and Dean Adams runner-up in their respective clas¬ ses in District VI. The JV team all had winning individual records. 61 Golf And Track Teams Break Records The Warrior golf team compiled its best record ever during the ’69- ’70 season, closing with eight wins, four losses, and one tie. Two team members distinguished themselves during the year. Steve Berry became the first athlete to letter in golf for four consecutive seasons, and David Berry had the best individual record, posting eleven wins and only one loss. 62 The CHS track team had a good season during which six of its members (Hicks, Palmer, Jones, Crewey, Frye, Donnelly) set new school records, and five boys (Hicks, Gillenwater, O’Brien, Pal¬ mer, Jones) represented District VI at Char¬ lottesville. The Warriors took second place in the County meet. . -« i: Girls’ Athletic Teams Have Active Year The Girls’ Varsity basketball team, showing determination and stamina, experienced a very successful season with seven wins and five losses under the leadership of Coach Walker. Though the Junior Varsity had a losing season with four wins and eight losses, they provided much support for the Varsity. The Girls’ volleyball team, while not having area com¬ petitors, played in a tournament in Kingsport and in one at ETSU, where it placed second. 64 65 PRINCIPALS Mr. W. W. Baker Mr. David H. Burton FACULTY AND STAFF Mr. William Baker Concord College, B.S. Marshall University, M.A. Mr. David Burton Emory and Henry College, B.A. History; Assistant Football Coach. Mrs. Mary B. Aker Radford College, B.S. Shorthand, Office Procedures; Sponsor of Junior Varsity Cheerleaders and Freshman Class. Mr. Glenn A. Anderson Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Exploratory Agriculture, Ag¬ riculture Science and Mechan¬ ics, Forestry and Conserva¬ tion; Sponsor of Future Farm¬ ers of America and Sophomore Class. 66 Mr. Gary E. Arnold Emory and Henry College, B.A. History; Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Coach of Eighth Grade Basketball and Baseball; Sponsor of Fresh¬ man Class. Mr. Ron Bales Emory and Henry College, B.A. World History, Global (geog¬ raphy; Coach of Varsity Foot¬ ball and Wrestling; Sponsor of Freshman Class. TEACHERS AIDE: Mrs. Ann Anderson; SECRETARY: Mrs. Kitty Love. Mr. R. Dwight Barker, Jr. Milligan College, B.S. Biology, History; Associate Guidance Director; Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach, Coach of Peanut Football, Golf, and Junior Varsity Bas¬ ketball; Sponsor of Hi-Y, and Eighth Grade Class. Mrs. Cleve Compton Carson-Newman College, B.S. Science; Sponsor of Varsity Cheerleaders and Junior Class. Mrs. Charles Champ Clark Furman University, B.A. Activities Co-ordinator; En¬ glish; Sponsor of Junior Class. Mrs. Harold Conner Marion Junior College Radford College, B.S. English; Sponsor of Eighth Grade Class. 67 Miss Mary Payne Copenhaver Martha Washington Junior College, Emory and Henry College, B. Ed. Guidance Director. Mrs. A. B. Farmer Randolph-Macon Women’s College, A.B. English; Sponsor of Forensic Club and Sophomore Class. Mrs. Kay Denton East Tennessee State University, B.S. Shorthand, Typing; Sponsor of Chila-Zette and Eighth Grade Class. Mrs. Gladys H. Frye Radford College, B.S. Home Economics; Sponsor of Future Homemakers of Amer¬ ica and Senior Class. Miss Elizabeth Love Emory and Henry College, A.B. Algebra; Sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y and Junior Class. Mr. Arnold MelUnger Carson-Newman College, B.S. Radford College, M.S. Physical Education; Coach of Varsity Basketball; Sponsor of Monogram Club. 68 Mr. Larkin C. Phillips Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Vocational Agriculture; Sponsor of Future Farmers of America and Junior Class. Miss Marion Russell West Virginia State College, B.S. Exploratory Home Economics, Home Economics, English; Sponsor of Future Homemak¬ ers of America and Sophomore Class. Mrs. Linda J. Siegel Madison College, B.S. Bookkeeping, General Busi¬ ness, Typing; Sponsor of Fu¬ ture Business Leaders of America and Freshman Class. CAFETERIA WORKERS: Mrs. Hurley Martin, Mrs. Hazel Peake, Mrs. Laura Breedlove, Miss Ruby Tilson, Mrs. Helen Grinstead. 69 BUS DRIVERS: Messrs. John Bowman, W. A. Henegar, George A. Crutchfield, O. M. Blevins, Bob Smith, Earnest Eller, Ray Powers, George Call. NOT PICTURED: Kenneth Peake. Mrs. Judith C. Smith Bluefield College Radford College, B.S. Biology, Chemistry; Sponsor of Science Club and Fresh¬ man Class. Mr. William St. John Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Agricultural Machinery Ser¬ vice, General Mechanics, Ag- ricultrue Education; Sponsor of Future F ' armers of America Miss Louise Snavely Averett College Radford College, B.A. Columbia University, M.A. English, Government; Spon¬ sor of the Chilvalee and Se¬ nior Class. Mr. Ronald R. Sutherland Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Physics, Trigonometry, Ge¬ ometry; Sponsor of National Honor Society. 70 Mrs. Charlotte S. Sutherland Radford College, B.S. Mathematics; Sponsor of Co- Ed Hi-Y. Mr. David C. Vail Concord College, B.S. Band Director; Band, Chorus. Mrs. Peggy Taylor Emory and Henry College, B.A. English, Reading; Sponsor of Forensic Club and Eighth Grade Class. Mrs. Linda Vail Concord College, B.S. Librarian; Sponsor of Library Club and Student Cooperative Association and Freshman Class. Miss Emily Walker East Tennessee State University, B.S. Physical Education; Drivers’ Education; Coach of Girls’ Volleyball; Girls’ Junior Var¬ sity and Varsity Basketball; Sponsor of Girls’ Athletic As¬ sociation. Mr. D. L. Wright East Tennessee State University, B.S. Math; Head Track Coach; Assistant Basketball Coach; Sponsor of Senior Class. 71 SEATED: Marlene Dunford, PRESIDENT; Bobby Hicks, VICE PRESIDENT; Jim Blevins, TREASURER. STANDING: Charlie Clark, REPORTER; Christine Walton, Johnny Beckner, SECRETARIES. SENIORS Richard Dean Adams Jerri Lynn Anderson Patricia Gaile Anderson Arlin Dean Ball John Oliver Beckner Steven Kelly Berry Daniel Calvin Blevins, Jr. Dianna Sue Blevins Doris Jean Blevins Janies Douglas Blevins Joyce Leigh Blevins Lelia Maureen Blevins Mack Sanders Blevins Wanda Lee Blevins Michael Allen Byrd Wanda Lee Campbell Sandra Carol Casey Elizabeth Rose Caudill Ambers Wayne Clark Charles Ralph Goodman, Jr, Debra Ruth Gore CLASS COLORS: Blue and White Charles Champ Clark, Jr. Nancy Lou Delp Tony Martin Dixon Richard Lee Dolinger Celia Marlene Dunford Rodney Lane Eller David Wayne Greer Janet Leigh Greer Elizabeth Ann Griffitts Paul Lee Grinstead Dennis Eugene Gullion Robert Lee Hart Wilmer Jack Haynes, Jr. William Carl Heath Judy Darlene Heath William Earl Hudgins Betty Jane Jackson Dixie Jean Johnson Gary Donald Johnson Shirley Blevins Jones Charles Edward Keen William Henry Keen Connie Lavon Keesee Donna Gail Keesee Stanley Elmer Landis, Jr. Donald Eugene Lowman Janet Hope Martin Betsy Lynn McClure Edith Sue McClure John Junior McClure, Jr. Patricia Ann McClure Alan Daniel McGhee Dennis Edward Miller (Withdrew) Ronald Edward Myers (Withdrew) Sharon Rhea Neikirk NOT PICTURED: Larry Poe 77 Robert Jackson Owens Ronnie Eugene Patrick Michael Troy Peak Roy Edwin Pennington Deloris Imigene Powers Sue Kay Powers Vera Ann Price Barbara Ellen Rethford George Robert Riley Ronald Gail Richardson Teresa Gayle Robinson Donna Ruth Sauls Harald Howard Sheffield Kathy Ann Snow Charles Allen Teaters Angelia Gail Terry Frances Belle Terry Charles Willard Thompson Ralph Edward Thompson Reatha Mae Trivett Edith Christine Walton Charles Marshall Wilson David Lee Wolfe Constance Lynn Wyatt David Haga, PRESIDENT; Roban Catron, VICE PRESIDENT; Margaret Clark, SECRETARY; Nancy McClure, TREA¬ SURER; Janies Bonham, REPORTER. JUNIORS Peggy Anderson John Barnousky Dave Berry Greg Berry Ronnie Berry Tom Bishop Sheila Blankenbeckler Aundry Blevins 80 Barry Blevins Danny Blevins Janet Blevins Jimmy Blevins Judy C. Blevins Julia Blevins Roger Blevins Rosemary Blevins James Martha Rohan James Mike Bonham Campbell Catron Clark Coe Jay David Brenda Margaret Charles Bonham Carrico Clark Clark Copenhaver 81 Debbie Cregger Joe Cregger Fred Cress Eugene Darnell Roy Davenport Anthony Davis Leonard Davis Mike DeBord Sharon DeBord Anna Dempsey Ethel Dempsey Eddie Edmiston Ronnie Foore Juanita Dennison Danny Dempsey Mildred Duncan Glenna Fisher Scott Frye 82 Cathie Gollehon Jane Goode Danny Greer Virginia Grinstead Linda Gross Mark Guyer David Haga Linda Hale Karen Barbara Judy David Robert Hall Hawkins Hayes Horton Joines Sarah Arvin Mike Rebecca Lynn Harrell Hayden Heath Johnson Kelly 83 Richard Keen Sandra Kirk Charlie Larimer Mary Mason Deborah Matheson Nancy McClure Janet Meredith Inga Miller Peggy Fred Linda Vicki Gary Moser Newman Patrick Reedy Robbins Joycie Ronnie Keith Felicia Brenda Mutter Olinger Pennington Robbins Robinson 84 Jo Anne Roe Judy Rotenberry Brenda Sexton Cathy Smith Ronnie Smith Donna Stamper Larry Stamper R. C. Stamper Zandra Bill Shirley Gary Joyce Stewart Sturgill Teaters Tilson Widener Eddie Nelson Danny Sandra Joan Stokes Teaters Tilson Walker Worley 85 SEATED: Kenneth Crewey, VICE PRESIDENT; Freda Blevins, CHAPLAIN. STANDING: Andy Widener, TREASURER; Pamela Clark, SECRETARY; John O’ Brien, REPORTER. NOT PICTURED: Tom Hill, PRESIDENT. SOPHOMORES Myra Arrington Norma Ashby Daniel Ball Freda Blevins Jeff Blevins Judy Blevins Mary Blevins Ronnie Blevins Theresa Blevins Wayne Blevins Donna Byrd Jackie Carlton Ruth Rhea Carter Rebecca Catron Pamela Clark 86 Helen Collins Donna Cook Sandy Counts Kenneth Crewey Buford Debord Deborah Debord JoAnne Delp Ralph Dempsey James Doane Robert Donnelly Anita Eller Carol Eller Joyce Edmiston Carol Farmer Harold Foore Teresa Frye James Gillenwater Roger Gillespie Carol Gore Mary Alice Greer Retta Jo Greever Connie Halsey Ronnie Harris Charlene Haynes Sharon Heath Tom Hill Richard Hoback Darlene Hopkins Sandy Horton Wayne Howell 87 Mildred Hunt James Hutton Susan Jackson Bobby Jones Daryl Jones Glenna Jones Greg Jones Martha Larmer Cindy Legard Nora Lowe Donnie Lyles Billy Martin Donna Martin Ernest Martin Bobby McClure Debra McClure Glenn McKee Clarence McMurray Elizabeth Miller Wesley Miller Janie Murray Johnny O’Brien Dennis Owens Patricia Owens Reggie Palmer Billie Jean Parsons Kenny Paschal Wesley Patrick Gary Peake Brenda Poe 88 Charles Poe Gerald Poe Tom Poe Darrell Powers Vaughn Powers Joan Ratliff David Richardson Nancy Rouse Jimmy Saddler Earlene Sellers Ronnie Shaw (Deceased) Roger Sheets Brenda Stamper Billie Stokes Debra Stokes Bobby Sturgill Patricia Sullivan Frances Surber Louise Teaters Judy Testerman Pat Testerman David Tilson Susan Tilson Dorothy Webb Andy Widener Jackie Widener Mildred (Cricket) Wilson Timmy Workman Brenda Wyatt Kitty Wyatt 89 SEATED: Dwight Blevins, PRESIDENT; David Viers, VICE PRESIDENT. STANDING: Jeane Walton, CHAPLAIN; Mary Lynn Dinkins, REPORTER; Joyce Edmiston, SECRETARY; Mike Snow, TREASURER. FRESHMEN Patty Adams Mike Anderson Roger Anderson Hugh Arrington Marvin Barlow Dean Barr Barbara Blevins Debbie Blevins Dwight Blevins Eddie Blevins Janet Blevins Kenny Blevins Paul Blevins Roger D. Blevins Roger L. Blevins Becky Bonham Frazier Bonham Kenneth Booth 90 Phyllis Bowling Diane Brown David Call Johnny Campbell Joyce Cole Kathy Craft Danny Crockett Leslie Crouse Jack Delp Brenda Dempsey Dean Dempsey Wiley Dempsey Mary Lynn Dinkins Judy Dixon Bobby Dowell Katrina Dungan Dennis Eller Gary Elswick Debra Gillespie Mike Gillespie Connie Gilley Maria Goodman Robert Gore Debbie Greer Diane Greer Theresa Greer Bill Greever Marlene Haga Steve Hale Pamela Hall Susie Harris Eugene Hawkins Bill Hawthorne Peggy Heath Mike Horton Curmet Houck 91 1 Lee Hudgins Bucky Huff Mike Jackson Timmy Jackson Patty Johnson Ricky Johnson Kyra Kegley Ann Kelly Glen Keys Neva Lawson Kenny Lyles Charlotte Mabe Carolyn Martin Donald Martin Earl Martin Jeannie Martin Debbie McAllister Debbie McClure Randall McClure Eddie McKee Barbara McVey Debbie Mellinger Joyce Meredith Sue S. Miller Larry Moser Elsie Mutter Vincent Paschal Mary Patrick Shirley Pauley Janet Peake Jim Peake Curtis Pennington Pat Pennington Deborah Polk Loretta Poole Lee Powers 92 Mickey Prater Kandy Reasor James Rice Jessie Riffey Roger Rose Anita Sexton Debbie Sexton Ronnie Sheets Tonda Skeen Pamela Shuler Steve Smith Mike Snow Eddie Stamper Ruth Ann Stines Barbara Sturgill Brenda Taylor Debra Taylor Drema Taylor John Testerman Tommy Tilson Curtis Trivett Judith Tuell Brenda Tuggle David Viers Bobby Walker Jean Walton Debra Wells Nancy Widener Ricky Widener Roseanne Williams Eugene Winebarger Terry Wolfe Terry Workman Doug Wright Greg Wyatt Phyllis Wyatt 93 SEATED: Songia Bise, PRESIDENT. STANDING: Donnie Surber, TREASURER; Nila Jo Denton, SECRETARY; Ginger Berry, REPORTER; Ruth Reasor, VICE PRESIDENT EIGHTH GRADE Barbara Barr Eleanor Beckner Cathy Berry Ginger Berry Jackie Berry Margaret Berry Ernest Billings Mike Billings Songia Bise Brenda Blevins Eva Blevins Fred Blevins Mary Kay Blevins Randall Blevins Virgil Blevins Ronnie Boothe Eva Buchanan Jeff Burrell 94 Berkley Call Sue Call Wanda Campbell Vicki Canter Janie Carlton Linda Carrico Carol Childers Patricia Childers Nancy Cole Weaver Cole Debbie Coley Barbara Colgate Lester Compton Cathy Cook Sandy Davidson Amanda Debusk Patty Delp Nila Jo Denton Kay Dixon Charles Doane Eddie Doss Debbie Dungan Johnny Edmiston Susan Eller Earl Estep Mike Estep Wayne Finley Joe Foore David Gilley Debbie Glasco Frankie Greer Gteorge Griffey Mary Griffey Michael Griffey Vaughn Guyer Diane Hall 95 Darrell Harris Zeann Harris Bobby Joe Heath Rhonda Hendricks Gary Heninger Scottie Hopkins Bobby Howell Danny Howell Billy Johnson Barbara Joines Jimmy Joines Beverly Jones Elaine Jones Scottie Keesee Junior Kell Edward Larimer Marvin Lawson James Mabe Patricia Mason Donald McClure Jerry McClure Mike McClure Sherry McClure Betty McKee Jackie Miller Janie Miller Hal Minnick Donald Mutter Avery Osborne Sharon Owens Georger Palmer Ricky Patrick Theresa Pauley Debbie Pennington Harold Pennington Nellie Pierce 96 Donnie Poe Sammy Powers Theresa Powers Charles Proffit Mary Lynn Ratliff Ruth Reasor Mary Rethford Donna Robinson Terry Robinson Nancy Roop Jeanie Rouse Martha Sawyers James Shupe Charles Stamper Donnie Surber Millard Stamper Bobby Stevens Connie Sturgill Keith Sturgill Eva Lee Sullivan Douglas Taylor Toby Taylor Stanley Teaters Hazel Thomas Debbie Trail Monnie Umbarger Judy Vanhoozier James Walker Linda Walker Michael Walters Danny Walton Donald Werkheiser Sharon Whitley Judy Wilson James Winebarger Diana Workman 97 FIRST ROW: Julia Blevins, SECRETARY; Judy L. Blevins, VICE PRESIDENT; Ann Price, RECORDER OF POINTS; Cindy Legard, CHAPLAIN; Roban Catron, PRESIDENT; Ruth Rhea Carter, TREASURER; JoAnne Roe, REPORTER; Mildred (“Cricket”) Wilson, RE¬ CORDER OF POINTS. SECOND ROW: Cathy Berry, SongiaBise, Frazier Bonham, Teresa Frye, Debbie Mell- inger, Judy C. Blevins, Nila Jo Denton, Brenda Clark. THIRD ROW: Kathy Snow, Tamara Kegley, Nancy Rouse, Patty Delp, Theresa Blevins, Linda Gross, Janie Murray, Patricia Sullivan, Vicki Canter, Sandy Horton. FOURTH ROW: Ann Kelly, Becky Bonham, Mary Lynn Dinkins, Marlene Haga, Zandra Stewart, Becca Catron, Ginger Berry, Jo Anne Delp, Retta Greever, Nora Lowe, Charlene Haynes, Kyra Kegley, Ruth Reasor. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Beverly Jones, Rhonda Hendricks, Brenda Taylor, Deborah Coley, Diane Hall, Kay Dixon, Judy Wilson, Donna Keesee, Doris Blevins, Wanda Blevins, Sandra Casey, Nancy Delp, Patty Johnson. SECOND ROW: Sherry McClure, Wanda Campbell, Pam Hall, Judy Dixon, Debbie Glasco, Louise Teaters, Barbara Sturgill, Sheila Blankenbeckler, Peggy Heath, Barbara Blevins, Nancy Cole, Connie Sturgill, Judy VanHoozier, Margaret Berry. THIRD ROW: Theresa Greer, Elizabeth Griffitts, Jeanie Rouse, Debbie Pennington, Shirley Teaters, Martha Campbell, Kathy Smith, Pam Clark, Sandy Walker, Sarah Harrell, Diane Brown, Vicki Reedy, Kitty Wyatt, Hazel Thomas, Debbie Sexton, Phyllis Bowling, Ruth Ann Stines. FOURTH ROW: Billie Stokes, Libby Miller, Mary Alice Greer, Inga Miller, Barbara Barr, Peggy Moser, Karen Hall, Margaret Clark, Nancy Widener, Joyce Cole, Janet Peake, Diane Greer, Debbie McAllister, Judy Tuell, Debbie Wells, Roseanne Williams, Miss Emily Walker, SPONSOR. FIRST ROW: Sandy Casey, VICE-PRESIDENT; Arvin Hayden, PRESIDENT; Mike Coe, VICE-PRESIDENT; Charlie Larimer, SECRETARY; Gary Johnson, VICE- PRESIDENT; Bill Heath, TREASURER; Eddie Penning¬ ton, VICE-PRESIDENT; Randall McClure, SENTINEL; Mildred (“Cricket”) Wilson, REPORTER. SECOND ROW: Arlin Ball, Charlie Wilson, Charlie Teaters, Danny Blevins, Dean Adams, Robert Owens, Roger Dale Blevins, Imigene Powers, Judy D. Heath, Danny Greer, Mike Byrd. THIRD ROW: Keith Pennington, Danny Tilson, Rickie Dolinger, Tony Dixon, Ronnie Berry, Charles Goodman, Roy Davenport, Elizabeth Griffitts, Gary Robbins, James Clark, Leonard Davis, Bobby Hart. FOURTH ROW: David Horton, Danny Miller, Jackie Carlton, Stanley Landis, Bill Sturgill, Fred Newman, Dennis Gullion, Connie Keesee, Larry Stamper, Gary Tilson, David Wolfe, Fred Cress, Eddie Stokes, William Keen. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Mr. Glenn Anderson, SPONSOR; Mr. Lar¬ kin Phillips, SPONSOR; Greg Jones, Brenda Taylor, Barbara Blevins, Billie Stokes, Mr. William St. John, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Marvin Barlow, Tom Poe, Billy Joe Martin, Wesley Patrick, Reggie Palmer, Gerald Poe, Roger Gillespie, Dennis Eller, Ronnie Sheets, Wesley Miller. THIRD ROW: Ralph Dempsey, Ricky Johnson, David Tilson, Bobby Jones, Bobby Dowell, Kenneth Crewey, James Hutton, Richard Keen, Leslie Crouse, Jim¬ my Rice, Wayne Martin, Lee Powers. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Blevins, Charles Poe, Richard Hoback, Mike Ander¬ son, Roger Shee ts, James Doane, Eddie McKee, Eddie Stamper, Daniel Ball, Harold Foore, Junior Kell, Curtis Trivett, Kenny Lyles. ■. .v ' ' FraST ROW; Debbie Cregger, VICE-PRESIDENT; Vicki Reedy, CHAPLAIN; Roban Catron, REPORTER-HISTO¬ RIAN; Pam Clark, TREASURER; Judy L. Blevins, SEC¬ RETARY; Teresa Robinson, PRESIDENT. SECOND ROW: Joan Worley, Maureen Blevins, Brenda Clark, Cindy Legard, Janie Murray, Marlene Haga, Frazier Bon¬ ham, Kyra Kegley, Teresa Frye, Mildred (“Cricket”) Wilson, Ruth Rhea Carter, Theresa Blevins, Mildred Dun¬ can, Glenna Fisher, Patricia Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Christine Walton, Joyce Widener, Sandy Horton, Patricia Owens, Brenda Poe, Ann Kelly, Kathy Snow, Peggy Moser, Peggy Heath, Sheila Blankenbeckler, Nancy Widener, Barbara Sturgill, Judy Testerman, Debbie Wells, Debbie Gillespie, Katrina Dungan, Miss Elizabeth Love, SPONSOR. FOURTH ROW: Retta Greever, Cathie Gollehon, Tamara Kegley, Ann Price, Donna Sauls, Mary Lynn Dinkins, Debbie Mellinger, Becky Bonham, Jo Anne Delp, Becca Catron, Margaret Clark, Karen Hall, Cathy ]Smith, Lynn Kelly, Donna Cook, Loretta Poole, Pam Hall, Joyce Edmiston. TRI-HI-Y BUS PATROL FIRST ROW: Ronnie Sheets, Margaret Berry, Judy Van- hoozier, Billie Parsons. SECOND ROW: Anita Eller, Deb¬ bie Trail, Aundry Blevins, Janet Blevins, Nancy Rouse, Cathy Smith. THIRD ROW: Susie Joines, Eva Sullivan, Mary Mason, Jane Goode, Terry Robinson, Martha Lairmer. FIRST ROW: Darlene Hopkins, TREASURER; Peggy Anderson, VICE-PRESIDENT; Patty McClure, PRESI¬ DENT; Donna Martin, CHAPLAIN; Nancy McClure, HISTORIAN; Doris Blevins, REPORTER; Frances Terry, SECRETARY; Mrs. Linda Vail, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Inga Miller, Cathy Berry, Imigene Powers, Bar¬ bara Rethford, Debra Gore, Brenda Taylor, Barbara Barr, Wanda Campbell, Eva Blevins, Carol Childers, Debbie De- Bord, Billie Parsons. THIRD ROW: Judy Wilson, Patty Delp, Kay Dixon, Gaile Anderson, Judy Dixon, Hope Mar¬ tin, Elizabeth Caudill, Sue Blevins, Myra Arrington, Judy Rotenberry, Tamara Kegley, Wanda Blevins, Angelia Terry. FOURTH ROW: Gary Johnson, HONORARY MEMBER; Drema Taylor, Carol Farmer, Carol Gore, Mary Patrick, Zandra Stewart, Felicia Robbins, Judy Hayes, Debbie McAllister, Jerri Anderson, Patricia Owens, Brenda Poe, Nancy Delp. LIBRARY CLUB CHILVALEE STAFF FIRST ROW: Janet Greer, EDITOR; Marlene Dunford, BUSINESS MANAGER; Ann Price, Debra Gore, Gaile Anderson. SECOND ROW: Joyce Blevins, Wanda Blevins, Nancy Delp, Frances Terry, Joyce Widener, Felicia Rob¬ bins. THIRD ROW: Tony Dixon, Wayne Clark, David Haga, Charlie Wilson, Junior McClure, Miss Louise Snavely, SPONSOR. FIRST ROW; Debbie Cregger, VICE-PRESIDENT; Judy L. Blevins, REPORTER; Ruth Rhea Carter, SECRE¬ TARY; Cathie Gollehon, CHAPLAIN; James Bonham, PRESIDENT; David Haga, TREASURER; Mrs. Pansy Rollins, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Wayne Clark, Joyce Blevins, Patty McClure, Mack Blevins, Cindy Legard, Jo Anne Roe, Aundry Blevins, Janet Blevins, Sharon De- Bord, Mildred Duncan. THIRD ROW: John Barnousky, Charles Copenhaver, Kathy Snow, Marlene Dunford, Joyce Widener, Janie Murray, Pam Clark, Freda Blevins, Jo Ann Delp, Patricia Sullivan, Myra Arrington, Darlene Hopkins. FOURTH ROW: Glenn McKee, Jay Bonham, Dave Berry, Cathy Smith, Ann Price, Sharon Heath, Teresa Frye, Theresa Blevins, Lynn Kelly, Becca Catron, Retta Greever, Bobby Hicks, Tom Bishop, Steve Berry. NOT PICTURED: John Beckner. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Z FORENSIC CLUB FIRST ROW: Gary Johnson, TREASURER; Joyce Blevins, SECRETARY; Marlene Dunford, PRESIDENT; Lynn Kelly, REPORTER; Rosemary Blevins, VICE- PRESIDENT. SECOND ROW: Mrs. A. B. Farmer, SPONSOR; Donna Keesee, Donna Byrd, Sharon Heath, Mike McClure, Tonda Skeen. THIRD ROW: Cindy Le¬ gard, Teresa Frye, Dorothy Webb, Debbie Matheson, Dixie Johnson, Mrs. Peggy Taylor, SPONSOR. FOURTH ROW: Paul Grinstead, Judy Testerman, Glenn McKee, Jane Goode, Jeanne Martin. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gladys Frye, SPONSOR; Teresa Rob¬ inson, VICE-PRESIDENT; Theresa Blevins, CHAPLAIN; Gaile Anderson, SONG LEADER; Myra Arrington, PHOTOGRAPHER; Kathy Snow, PRESIDENT; Nancy McClure, SECRETARY; Janet Meredith, PARLIAMEN¬ TARIAN; Jane Goode, REPORTER; Rosemary Blevins, TREASURER; Donna Byrd, HISTORIAN. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Wyatt, Glenna Fisher, Brenda Stamper, Billie Parsons, Hope Martin, Elizabeth Caudill, Diane Brown, Reatha Trivett, Nancy Rouse, Kitty Wyatt, Wanda Campbell, Loretta Poole, Patty Johnson, Debbie McAllister. THIRD ROW: Terry Wolfe, Ann Price, Carol Gore, Patty Testerman, Sandra Kirk, Susan Tilson, Martha Larimer, Mary Patrick, Jeanne Martin, Joyce Cole, Joyce Meredith, Debra Polk, Janet Peake, Judy Tuell. NOT PICTURED: Miss Marion Russell, SPON¬ SOR. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FBLA FIRST ROW: Sue Blevins, HISTORIAN; Janet Greer, PARLIAMENTARIAN; Peggy Anderson, CHAPLAIN; Gaile Anderson, PRESIDENT; Patty McClure, SECRE¬ TARY; Nancy McClure, VICE-PRESIDENT; Hope Mar¬ tin, TREASURER; Mrs. Linda Siegel, SPONSOR. SEC¬ OND ROW: Debra Gore, Judy Hayes, Felicia Robbins, Dorothy Webb, Sandy Walker, Sandy Horton, Elizabeth Caudill, Reatha Trivett, Wanda Campbell. THIRD ROW: Earl Hudgins, Jackie Haynes, Gary Johnson, Greg Berry, Barry Blevins, David Horton, Ronnie Patrick. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Charlotte Sutherland, SPONSOR; Sharon Whitley, PRESIDENT; Ginger Berry, VICE- PRESIDENT; Songia Bise, SECRETARY; Fred Blevins, TREASURER; Virgil Blevins, CHAPLAIN. SECOND ROW: Donald Mutter, Debbie Glasco, Carol Childers, Margaret Berry, Eleanor Beckner, Eve Buchanan, Mike McClure. THIRD ROW: Hal Minnick, Nellie Pierce, Deb¬ bie Dungan, Eva Blevins, Patricia Childers, Janie Carl¬ ton, Mary Kay Blevins, Ruth Reasor, Donald McClure. FOURTH ROW: Lester Compton, Keith Sturgill, Sammy Powers, Mary Lynn Ratliff, Betty McKee, Amanda De¬ busk, Connie Sturgill, Judy VanHoozier, Eva Sullivan, Terry Robinson, Linda Walker, Nila Jo Denton. CO-ED HI-Y HI-Y FIRST ROW: Ray Landis, HISTORIAN; Jay Bonham, SECRETARY; Mike Coe, REPORTER; Charlie Clark, VICE-PRESIDENT; Tommy Bishop, TREASURER; Charlie Copenhaver, CHAPLAIN; Mr. Dwight Barker, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Alan McGhee, Gary John¬ son, Roger Blevins, Bill Heath, Reggie Palmer, Ronnie Patrick, Gary Elswick. THIRD ROW: David Haga, Mike Peak, D. C. Blevins, Ernest Martin, Tim Workman, Mike Snow, Bill Greever, Randy Reasor, Jimmy Rice. FOURTH ROW: Tony Dixon, Ronnie Berry, Mike DeBord, David Tilson, Robbie Donnelly, James Bonham, Eddie McKee, Harald Sheffield . NOT PICTURED: John Beckner, PRESIDENT. FIRST ROW; Ronnie Berry, REPORTER; Linda Hale, PRESIDENT; Danny Miller, VICE-PRESIDENT; Mrs. Judy Smith, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Hal Minnick, Diane Hall, Debbie Coley, Shirley Teaters, Sandy Walker, Mary Kay Blevins, Linda Walker, Jimmy Rice, Dwight Blevins, Helen Collins. THIRD ROW: Greg Wyatt, Mon- nie Umbarger, Keith Sturgill, Nellie Pierce, Linda Gross, Terry Robinson, Ricky Johnson, Bucky Huff, Mary Alice Greer, Debbie Pennington, Roger Blevins. FOURTH ROW: Lester Compton, Bill Greever, Ernest Martin, Ken¬ neth Crewey, Jack Delp, Sammy Powers, Charlie Lari¬ mer, Eddie Stokes, Barry Blevins, Mike Coe, David Horton, Eddie Blevins. SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Donald Mutter, Weaver Cole, Randall Mc¬ Clure, Phyllis Wyatt, Debbie DeBord, Janet Blevins, Jeanie Rouse, Teresa Greer. SECOND ROW: Mike Bill¬ ings, Fred Blevins, Diane Greer, Debbie Sexton, Terry Wolfe, Peggy Heath, Sheila Blankenbeckler, Becky Johnson, Billie Parsons. THIRD ROW: Keith Pennington, John Edmiston, Ronnie Sheets, Earl Hudgins, David Viers, Curtis Pennington, Bill Hawthorne, Joycie Mutter, Brenda Stamper, Brenda Robinson, Aundry Blevins. FOURTH ROW: John Testerman, Harald Sheffield, Jackie Haynes, Mike Anderson, Bill Sturgill, Mike Peak, Kent Paschal, Greg Berry, Mike Heath, Junior Kell, Harold Pennington, Ronnie Patrick. FIRST ROW: Mr. Arnold Mellinger, SPONSOR; Mack Blevins, SECRETARY; Mike Coe, VICE-PRESIDENT; Charlie Clark, PRESIDENT; Bobby Hicks, TREA¬ SURER; Tom Bishop, REPORTER. SECOND ROW: Stanley Landis, Charlie Wilson, Gerald Poe, Bill Heath, Greg Wyatt, Roger Blevins. THIRD ROW: Reggie Palmer, John O’Brien, Jackie Haynes, Dean Adams, Steve Berry, Jay Bonham, Dave Berry. FOURTH ROW: Danny Blev¬ ins, Wesley Patrick, Kenneth Crewey, Ronnie Berry, Scottie Frye, Robbie Donnelly, Eddie Pennington, Jeff Blevins. NOT PICTURED: John Beckner. MONOGRAM CLUB STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Steve Berry, PRESIDENT; Reggie Palmer, REPORTER; Andy Widener, TREASURER; Rohan Cat¬ ron, VICE-PRESIDENT; Sharon Heath, SECRETARY; Freda Blevins, CHAPLAIN; Mrs. Linda Vail, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Gary Heninger, Bill Heath, Tim Work¬ man, Jo Anne Roe, Loretta Poole, Phyllis Wyatt, Mary Lynn Dinkins. THIRD ROW: Kenny Lyles, Hope Martin, Gaile Anderson, Linda Hale, Theresa Blevins, Judy Wil¬ son, Nila Jo Denton. FOURTH ROW: Charlie Teaters, Jackie Delp, Nellie Pierce, Dave Berry, Johnny O’Brien, Ginger Berry, Cindy Legard, Jane Goode. FIRST ROW: Vicki Reedy, ASSISTANT EDITOR; Paul Grinstead, EDITOR; Rickie Dolinger, ART EDITOR; Ethel Dempsey, BUSINESS MANAGER; Judy Blevins, GIRLS’ SPORTS; David Haga, SPORTS EDITOR; Ken¬ ny Lyles, BOYS’ SPORTS. SECOND ROW: Virginia Grinstead, Patty McClure, Teresa Frye, Freda Blevins, Brenda Robinson, Mrs. Kay Denton, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Zandra Stewart, Peggy Anderson, Nancy McClure, Ronnie Patrick, Brenda Clark, Joycie Mutter. FOURTH ROW: R. C. Stamper, Wanda Blevins, Christine Walton, Linda Hale, Debbie Wells, Debbie Greer, Rickie Johnson. CHILAZETTE STAFF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Mr. Ronald Sutherland, SPONSOR; Mar¬ lene Dunford, CHAPLAIN; Charlie Teaters, TREA¬ SURER; Christine Walton, SECRETARY: Teresa Robin¬ son, PRESIDENT. SECOND ROW: Dixie Johnson, Charles Copenhaver, Joyce Blevins, Sue Blevins, D. C. Blevins, Joyce Widener, Joan Worley. THIRD ROW: David Haga, James Bonham, Paul Grinstead, Jane Goode, Sharon Debord, Nancy McClure, Roban Catron, Debbie Cregger. NOT PICTURED: John Beckner, VICE-PRESI¬ DENT. WARRIOR BAND FIRST ROW CLOCKWISE: Lynn Kelly, Judy L. Blevins, Kyra Kegley, Robin Catron, SECRETARY-TREASURER; Cathie Gollehon, Ruth Rhea Carter, Margaret Clark, Patricia Sullivan, Ann Kelly, Pam Clark, Tamara Kegley, PRESIDENT. SECOND ROW CLOCKWISE: Linda Hale, Retta Jo Greever, Debbie Mellinger, Marlene Haga, Amanda Debusk, Mildred Duncan, Frazier Bonham, Catherine Clark, Ginger Berry, Jay Bonham, Steve Berry, Zandra Stewart, REPORTER; Phyllis Bowling, Eve Buchanan, Connie Stewart, Eleanor Beckner, Betty McKee, Becky Bonham. THIRD ROW CLOCKWISE: 108 Roseanne Williams, Lisa Love, Janie Carlton, Ruth Ann Stines, Vicki Gollehon, Angelia King, Andy Widener, Mary Lynn Dinkins, Sharon Whitely, Becca Catron, Jim¬ my Shupe, Bucky Huff, Randall McClure, Bill Huff, Curtis Pennington, Kerry Donnelly, Frankie Miller, Steve Mel- linger, Glenn McKee, Perry Skeen, Mike Anderson, Weaver Cole, Sammy Powers, Jeff Blevins, James Bon¬ ham. STANDING: Debbie Matheson, Bobby Hicks, VICE- PRESIDENT; Janie Murray, Mack Blevins, Mr. Vail, DIRECTOR. NOT PICTURED: David Viers, Ronnie Richardson, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. 109 SITTING: David Haga, Greg Wyatt, Jeff Blevins, Roger Blevins, Tim Workman, John O’Brien, Earnest Martin. SECOND ROW: Charlie Wilson, TRI-CAPTAIN; Scottie Frye, Mack Blevins, TRI-CAPTAIN; Charles Goodman, Gerald Poe, Mike Coe, Rickie Dolinger, Jackie Carlton. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ron Bales, COACH; Charlie Clark, TRI-CAPTAIN; Tommy Bishop, Leonard Davis, Reggie Palmer, Bill Heath, Ronnie Berry, Tom Hill, Gary John¬ son, Mr. David Burton, ASSISTANT COACH. VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Kenny Blevins, Terry Workman, Randall McClure, Lester Compton, Dean Barr, Ricky Johnson. SECOND ROW: Steve Hale, Jimmy Gillenwater, Danny Blevins, Joe Cregger, Charles Poe, Rohhie Donnelly. THIRD ROW: Tommy Tilson, Bill Greever, Mike Snow, Jack Delp, Ronnie Blevins, Kenneth Crewey, Mr. Gary Arnold; COACH. FIRST ROW: Gary Heninger, Donnie Surber, Eddie Doss, Lloyd Blevins, Allen Elliott, Kerry Donnelly, Earl Estep, Jackie Miller, Weaver Cole. SECOND ROW: Dennis Polk, Donald McClure, MANAGER. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Don Richard Neikirk, Tommy Gollehon, Duane Debord, Eddie Ratliff, COACH. Hayden, Danny Tilson. THIRD ROW: Harvey Hudgins, EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL WRESTLING FIRST ROW: Stanley Teaters, Steve Smith, Marvin Bar- Clark, Glenn McKee, Stanley Landis, Dean Adams, Mr. low, Ronnie Patrick, Earl Estep. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ron Don Ratliff, ASSISTANT COACH. Bales, COACH; Eddie Pennington, Scottie Keesee, Charlie KNEELING: Mike DeBord, MANAGER; Mr. Arnold Mel- linger, COACH; Allen McGhee, MANAGER. STANDING: Mackie Blevins, Jay Bonham, Eddie Stokes, Tommy Bis¬ hop, Fred Newman, Jim Blevins, CO-CAPTAIN; Bobby Hicks, CO-CAPTAIN; Fred Cress, Charlie Larimer, Reg¬ gie Palmer, James Bonham, Steve Berry. VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Terry Workman, Steve Hale, Kenny Blevins, Doug Wright, Randy Reasor, David Viers. ROW TWO: John O’Brien, CO-CAPTAIN; Tim Workman, Butch Crewy, CO-CAPTAIN; Robbie Donnelly, Wesley Patrick, Wayne Blevins. THIRD ROW: Randall McClure, MANA¬ GER; Jimmy Gillenwater, Andy Widener, CAPTAIN; Jeff Blevins, Mr. Dwight Barker, COACH. KNEELING: Donald McClure, Mr. Gary Arnold, COACH. STANDING: Richard Neikirk, Charlie Proffit, Kerry Donnelly, Donnie Surber, Lester Compton, Johnny Edmis- ton, Sammy Powers, Eddie Larimer, Gary Heninger, Keith Sturgill, Jackie Miller, Mike Billings, Steve Mellinger, Larry Brown. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TRACK SITTING: George Palmer, MANAGER; Anthony Davis, David Haga, Danny Blevins, Daryl Jones. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Gillenwater, Robbie Donnelly, Tom Poe, John O’Brien, Dean Barr. THIRD ROW: Steve Hale, Eddie Me Kee, Bobby Hicks, Kenneth Crewey, Reggie Palmer, Scot- tie Frye, David Tilson, Mr. Don Wright, COACH. NOT PICTURED: Charlie Clark. FIRST ROW: Mike DeBord, MANAGER, Ralph Dempsey, Jay Bonham, Ronnie Patrick, Greg Wyatt, Roger Blevins, Eddie Pennington, Mike Coe, Kenny Blevins. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gary Arnold, COACH; Tom Hill, Johnny Beck- ner, Gerald Poe, Reggie Palmer, Jack Haynes, Eugene Darnell, Stanley Landis, Kenneth Crewey, Gary Tilson, Mr. Don Ratliff, COACH. VARSITY BASEBALL EIGHTH GRADE BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Mike Billings, Hal Minnick, Doug Rowland, Bill Huff, Jackie Miller, Sammy Powers, Keith Sturgill, Larry Brown, Joey Frye, Richard Neikirk, Kerry Donnelly. Johnny Edmiston, Eddie Doss, Charles Doane. SECOND ROW: Mr. Don Ratliff, COACH; Donnie Tilson, KNEELING: Steve Berry, Dave Berry, Tommy Bishop. STANDING: Andy Widener, Mr. Dwight Barker, COACH: Danny Crockett. GOLF GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL SEATED: Charlene Haynes, Janie Murray, Linda Gross, ron. Ginger Berry, Patty Delp, Miss Emily Walker, Retta Greever, Nora Lowe. SECOND ROW: Jo Anne Delp, COACH. MANAGER; Dorothy Wehb, Connie Keesee, Becca Cat- V FIRST ROW; Judy C. Blevins, Janie Murray, Linda Gross, CO-CAPTAIN; Nora Lowe, Joan Worley. SECOND ROW; Miss Emily Walker, COACH; Zandra Stewart, Connie Wyatt, Connie Keesee, CO-CAPTAIN; Becca Catron, Roban Catron, Linda Hale, Patricia Sullivan, MANAGER. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL KNEELING; Cathy Berry, CO-CAPTAIN; Mary Lynn Dinkins, Frazier Bonham, Theresa Blevins, Vicki Canter, Nancy Rouse, Marlene Haga. SECOND ROW; Miss Emily Walker, COACH; Patty Delp, Janet Lowe, Songia Bise, Ruth Rhea Carter, Ginger Berry, Ann Kelly, Becky Bonham, Tamara Kegley, MANAGER; Teresa Frye, MANAGER. CLOCKWISE: Jo Anne Roe, Jo Anne Delp, Sandy Horton, Mildred (Cricket) Wilson, CAPTAIN; Cindy Legard, Brenda Clark. NOT PICTURED: Dixie Johnson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Ruth Reasor, Debbie Mellinger, Terry Robinson, Kyra Kegley, Nila Jo Denton, Sharon Whitley. MEDICAL CENTER T K McKEE •SALTVILLE The Smyth County Community — Medical Center, Marion, Virginia, is indeed proud to be a part of the rapid expansion and growth that has been experienced m the area in the past year. The Ultra Modern Facility located on Park Boulevard in Marion is nearing the completion of the first year of operation at the new location. 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Marion, Virginia BEN FRANKLIN Marion, Virginia SUE’S SHOP Highway 11 Meadowview, Va. Ladies Ready-to-Wear Gifts Parties by Reservation ATLANTIC SERVICENTER Complete Automotive Service Auto Parts — Accessories Volkswagen Parts Claude A. Blevins Dial 646-8711 Chilhowie, Va. _ CHILHOWIE OILCO. Atlantic Products Phone: 646-31 21 Chilhowie, Va. CENTRAL MOTOR COMPANY Automobiles Are Our Business “First Quality Used Cars At Wholesale Prices” Corner Depot and Main Sts. Phone:646-3322 Chilhowie, Va. Compliments of ' tSHELU CHILHOWIE SHELL V X V . ) Compliments of JACK ANDERSON COMPANY Audio-Visual Division 3132 Memorial Boulevard Kingsport, Tennessee 37664 Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SALTVILLE Saltville, Virginia PHILLIPS AUTO INC. Ib Wholesale Automotive Jobbers Street 11 Phone 496-7241 - Saltville, Virginia Read About Local Happenings In The SMYTH COUNTY NEWS Marion, Virginia CHILHOWIE MOTOR CORPORATION Automobiles Jeeps Fuel Oil Gasoline Phone:646-8431 Chilhowie, Va. CHILHOWIE TRACTOR IMPLEMENT CO. Ford Tractors Farm Machinery Chilhowie, Virginia Phone; 646-3642 R T FABRICS UPHOLSTERING Complete Furniture Auto Trim Shop Phone: 646 3095 UPHOlSTfRIHfi 122 THE VAIMCE COMPANY INCORPORATED Hardware, Plumbing and Heating Building Supplies Feed, Seed, Farm Machinery Manufacturers of Vance Fertilizers 123 Best Wishes Graduates! First Federal SAVINSS AND LOAN ASSN. OP BRISTOL 110 PIEDMONT 8T. 0 303 8. COMMERCE 6T. HOMS OPPICE BRANCH OPPICE 3 DAIRY PRODUCTS CO Bristol Marion PET MILK COMPANY 303 S. COMMERCE STREET Dairy Division POST OFFICE BOX 505 Phone: 228-4321 MARION, VIRGINIA 24354 Wytheville, Virginia ROBERTS HELTON APPLIANCE T.V. Saltville, Va. Phone: 496-7832 RCA, Westinghouse, Sealy Dupont VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK Glade Spring, Virginia MARION VANCE CO., INC. G. E. Appliances, Paints, Hardware, Building Supplies Phone: 783-2361 783-4491 124 SKYLAND VIRGINIA CORPORATION Chilhowie, Virginia Manufacturers of BUSTER BROWN Children’s Wear for Buster Brown Textiles, Inc. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Fred Vivian Holliday “Home-owned Family Store” P. 0. Box 356 Phone 646-341 1 Chilhowie, Virginia 24319 VALLEY NURSING HOME Medicare No. 495035 Va. State No. 4523 Chilhowie, Va. Phone 703-646-8911 Dial D1 3-2421 P.O. Box 556 C. B. HALSEY CO., INC. Wliolesale Distributors — Institution Foods R. F. (Bob) Trussed Sales Representative Roanoke, Virginia PIGGLY WIGGLY “Home of Fine Food” We Give S H Green Stamps Chilhowie, Virginia 125 APPALACHIAN MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Marion, Virginia Quality Television Cabinets Burl Thomas Compliments of NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. TROUTMAN’S T V. APPLIANCE Phone; 646-8463 Chilhowie, Virginia Chilhowie, Virginia HALE BROTHERS Compliments of Morristown, Tennessee Fresh Fruits and Vegetables JOHNSON’S 5 10 Institutional Foods — Canned Frozen Chilhowie, Virginia It Pays To Look Well Compliments of SHERIFF’S OFFICE STURGILL’S BARBER SHOP County of Smyth John “Tag” Wolfe, Sheriff CHILHOWIE ESSO SERVICENTER Compliments of “Service By The Golden Rule” Lubrication Tires Accessories DR. J. DAN REASOR TERRACE HEIGHTS FUNERAL HOME Phone; 646-3641 24-Hour Ambulance Service Chilhowie, Virginia 126 Compliments of MOULDINGS, INC. Marion, Virginia Compliments of MARION DRUG COMPANY, INC. Compliments of MODEL BEAUTY SHOP Center Building Marion, Virginia Compliments of CENTER FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture Center For Thrifty Buyers SERVICE DRY CLEANERS Shirt Laundry Fast Service Mon. Through Sat. 243 Main Street - Marion, Va. Compliments of BARNETT’S FUNERAL HOME MARION LAUNDRY CO., INC. Sanitone Dry Cleaners Box 606 Marion, Virginia Phone: 783-7265 SHOE CENTER, INC. Family Shoe Store Marion, Virginia ERVIN’S MARKET Retail Fruits and Vegetables Chestnut Street, Marion, Va. Phone; 783-7092 OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK DIXIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. 127 HI-WAY DRIVE IN “The Dip-Dog Stand” Free Milkshakes or Sundaes every six weeks To All Students in Smyth County with four A’s in Higli School or all “Goods” in the Lower Grades. Owned and Managed by Mr. Mrs. Grant S. Hall Located 3 miles west of Marion on Preston Hill Phone: 783-2698 Olin CORPORATION Soda Ash - Chlorine Bicarbonate of Soda - Dry Ice Caustic Soda - Liquid CO Hydrazine Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation Saltville Works Saltville, Virginia 128 Compliments of SUPREME MILLS, INC Chilhowie, Virginia Manufacturers Of ‘Sensation” and “Ironweve” 129 CHILHOWIE GULF SERVICE STATION Tires, Tubes, Batteries Compliments of Accessories “You Can Afford The Best” Chilhowie, Virginia CHILHOWIE PARK DRIVE-IN ANIMAL HOSPITAL Your Family Theatre PARK-N-SHOP SUPERMARKET AND WASH-N SHOP COIN-OPERATED Compliments of LAUNDRY PARK-WAY LAUNDRY Marion, Virginia BONHAM BROTHERS FRANCIS BROS., INC. Growers and Packers of Marion, Virginia BONSON BRAND PRODUCTS Phone: 783-2323 SMITH HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. GENERAL CONTRACTING P.O.BOX 284 MARION, VIRGINIA 309 N. MAIN STREET PHONE: 783-2400 Home Improvements - Aluminum Siding Awnings Carports - Storm Windows Doors Custom Kitchen Cabinets roA 130 HERFF JONES North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana ECHO SALES COMPANY WHOLESALE Chilhowie, Virginia Phone: 646-8472 DOLINGER’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone: 646-8261 DEVAULT’S INC. Sporting Goods Wliolesale and Retail Bristol, Virginia - Tennessee F. W. BERRY PRODUCE Yard Warehouse Across RR. Welding and Crane Service Phone: 646-3181 Chilhowie, Virginia F. W. BERRY AND SONS Quality Meats and Groceries Chilhowie, Virginia 131 WMEV RADIO AM-1010 FM 93.9 1,000 Watts - 3,700 Watts Phone; 783-3151 Box 470 Marion, Virginia Your ABC Sports Station Since 1948 Towle Silver Lenox Silver HUDSON’S JEWELERS Main Street Phone: 783-3211 Marion, Virginia FISHER’S JEWELERS Finest in Silver, China, Crystal Keepsake Diamonds Since 1899 Marion, Virginia Compliments of THE BANK OF MARION Home-Owned Home Operated MARION OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Marion, Virginia “Success To All Names Appearing In This Annual.” Compliments of CITY DRUG STORE Opposite Court House Marion, Virginia McNEIL FURNITURE COMPANY Box 879 Marion, Virginia 24354 FOX WINDOW AWNING CO. Your Home Improvement Center 105 N. Park Street, Marion, Va. UNITED CLOTHING COMPANY Clothing For Men and Young Men Center Building Marion, Virginia HOUSTON MOTOR CO. INC. A Sure Cure For Dodge Fever 116 Broad Street, Marion, Va. PRUNER’S SHOE SHOP “Dye Shoes All Colors” Marion, Virginia SCOTT FURNITURE CO. 210 Broad St. Marion, Virginia Compliments of MARION POLICE DEPARTMENT Marion, Virginia HORACE E. MYERS INSURANCE AGENCY 241 East Main Street Marion, Virginia 24354 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. Compliments of BRUNSWICK HURRICANE BOWL Bowling, Billiards, Snack Bar ACKNOWLEDGEMENT THE CHiVALEE Staff Wishes To Express Its Thanks To iAll The Advertisers And To All Others Wlio Have Worked So Faithfully With Us. Without Your Cooperation It Would Have Been Impossible To Publish This Annual. 132 BULOVA WATCHES GIFTS FINE DIAMONDS GOODMAN JEWELERS Smyth County’s Largest Jewelers Chilhowie, Virginia Saltville, Virginia Marion, Virginia GOODMAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY The Careful Cleaners of Your Entire Wardrobe Chilhowie, Virginia 133 Coniplinients ot DORIS ROWLAND FLORIST Phone: 783-7213 Chilhowie, Va. H. S. WILLIAMS COMPANY w] UJILUMM ' Incorporated P.O. Box 699 Marion, Virginia 24354 Phone; Area 703-783-3185 692 N. Main Street Marion, Virginia Compliments of PARGAS Compliments of LEMMON TRANSPORT COMPANY, INC. Marion, Virginia mSSt Southern States Compliments of ouu GENERAL SHALE PRODUCTS CORP. Marion Cooperative, Inc. Marion, Virginia Phone; 783-3156 Route 16 and Pendleton Street Phone: 783-2431 Feed Seed Fertilizer Farm Supplies Petroleum Products JENNINGS-WARREN MOTOR CO., INC. Marion, Virginia PONTIAC BUICK CMC OPEL GRISSOM MOTOR Compliments of PARTS, INC. H M STORE Marion 783-3181 Ladies’ Ready-To-Wear Clothing Men’s Clothing Chilhowie 646-8915 Shoes and Accessories “We Welcome Your Patronage” 134 Compliments of J.T. WILKINSON CHILHOWIE FLORIST AND SON Flour, Meal, Feeds, Tires Flowers For All Occasions Hardware or Home Supplies Phone 646-3472 R.F.D. 2 Chilhowie, Virginia 24319 Chilhowie Virginia Compliments of STAMPER’S STORE SERVICE STATION ' ' SCENIC VIEW GOLF Route 1, Chilhowie, Virginia COURSE Phone: 646-3230 5 Miles South ELMER’S TV APPLIANCE Chilhowie, Virginia Cleghorn Valley Phone: 646-3535 Phone: 646-3275 Compliments of DR. 0. 0. SMITH, JR. Center Building Compliments of RIVERSIDE ESSO Marion, Virginia SERVICE CENTER Exit 13 Compliments of ROY N. DAVIS Treasurer of Smyth County Owned and Operated by James Burgess Compliments of BURGER TOWN USA MARION-HARWOOD Good Eating for the Whole Family Marion, Virginia Fast Service Call in Orders 646-8612 135 “Quality Building Materials — Prompt Delivery” FORD SUPPLY CO. Route 11 Seven Mile Ford, Virginia Phone: (703) 646-3210 BOB WALKER “Buy From Hometown Folks” RICHARD WALKER BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Marion, Virginia Sugar Grove, Virginia 136 LIFE LIABILITY Phone: Office 783-4182 Ralph Stokes 646-8888 Donald Lee Wolfe 646-3229 137 MARION MOTOR COMPANY, INC. MARION, VA. 24354 1 SMYTH HOME CONSTRUCTION INC. Building Material Dealers Contractors J. Bryson Dye Dial 783-2351 President Marion, Virginia aiiUSS ' iA HI [p OLDSMOtlLI Phone 703 -783-5116 Compliments of CALHOUN OIL LINCOLN BUILDERS CO., INC. SUPPLY CO., INC. Gasoline Fuel Oil All Kinds of Lumber Building Material “You Can’t Beat Citgo Heat” Marion, Virginia VIRGINIA MONUMENT HOLBROOK DRUG COMPANY Maynard Holbrook, Pharmacist West Lee Highway Highway 11, West Marion, Virginia Marion, Virginia R. E. Moore and Mike Moore Phone 783-5761 “See What You Buy” “See Us For All Your Drug Store Needs” THE SEWING BASKET W R FEED SERVICE, INC. West Main Street Highway 11 West Chilhowie, Virginia Route No. 2 Phone: 646-3731 or 646-3558 Marion, Virginia Phone: 783-3641 TRIANGLE MOTOR SALES Compliments of Service Body Shop PARK-BELKCO. Highway 16 Commerce St. Marion, Va. - Phone 783-5351 Phone; 783-4627 S. B. Peavler, Mgr. Marion, Va. “Home of Better Values” 138 Compliments of VILLAGE LAUNDERETTE VILLAGE MOBILE HOMES AND AUTO VILLAGE Compliments of RAINBOW AUTEL AND RESTAURANT 139 MCDONALD ' S, INC. “The Men’s Shop” Marion, Virginia Dress Riglit, You Do Your Best Wlien You Look Your Best SERV-ALL, INC. Institutional Wholesalers 928 W. State Street Bristol, Tennessee Compliments of RHUDY APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE P.O. Box 626 Chilhowie, Virginia 24319 Telephone 646-3269 Zenith T.V. Westinghouse Appliances 140 Fresh Dairy Products A Complete Line of Dairy Food, Sour cream, margarine, cream top¬ ping, sterile whipping cream, fruit drinks, low fat 2% milk, fortified skim. 783-2397 If No Ans. Call 783-7986 If No Ans. Call 783-4845 LAUREL SPRING DAIRY INC. Hwy. 659 RFD 3 Marion, Va. Smyth County Mutual Fire Insurance Company Homeowners Policies Bank of Marion Building L. P. Haywood Secretary and Treasurer NEWTON’S FASHION SHOP 119 E. Main Marion, Va. 783-2765 Quality Fashions for Ladies and Teens Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Marion, Virginia THE JEWEL BOX, INC. Elgin, Bulova, Hamilton and Elbon Watches Wedding Bells Diamonds Samsonite Luggage Gibson Guitars International Sterling 1847 Wm. A. Rogers Silverplated Elatware and Hollow Ware Gifts Phone: 783-3621 116 Main Street Marion, Virginia 141 GREEVER ' S Division of Miiicofton, Inc. Chilhowic, Va. GRHEVER’S 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 SALUTE THE ADVERTISERS 142 SENIOR STATISTICS RICHARD DEAN ADAMS F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Star Chapter Farmer 4, State Farmer 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, 5; S.C.A. 1; Science Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, 5, Best Wrestler 3, 2nd in District 3, 4, 5; Class Reporter 2. JERRI LYNN ANDERSON Transferred from Rich Valley High School 4; Band 1, 2, 3, Achievement Award 2, No. 2 Rat¬ ing 3; Chorus 4; Spanish Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Library Club 5; Play Cast 5 PATRICIA GAILE ANDERSON CHILVALEE Staff 5; Chorus 4, 5; F.B.L. A. 3, 4, 5, Secretary 4, President 5; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Historian 3, Songleader 5; Library Club 3, 4, 5, Secretary 4; S.C.A. 5; Play Cast 5 ARLIN DEAN BALL Band 2; Chorus 5; F.F.A. 4, 5; Football 1, 3 JOHN OLIVER BECKNER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; French Club 3, 4, 5, President 4; French Award 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, President 5; Monogram Club 5; National Honor Society 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 5; S.C.A. 4; Science Club 2; Baseball 4, 5; Golf 3; Scholastic Awards 1, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Class Secretary 5; Model General Assembly 4, 5; Biology Award 3; Chemistry Air Force Award 4; Boys’ State 4; 2nd place in County Science Fair 4; Play Cast 4, 5; Valedictorian 5 STEVEN KELLY BERRY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; French Club 3, 4, 5, Reporter 3, Secretary 4; Monogram Club 3, 4, 5, Repor¬ ter 3; S.C.A. 2, 3, 5, Representative 3, Reporter 2, President 5; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Golf 2, 3, 4, 5; Class President 1, 2, 4; Class Vice-President 3; Play Cast 4, 5 DANIEL CALVIN BLEVINS, JR. Transferred from Ketron High School (Tennes¬ see) 5; Hi-Y 5; National Honor Society 5; Bas¬ ketball 1, 2; Beta Club 4 DIANNA SUE BLEVINS F. B.L.A. 3, 4, 5, President 4, Historian 5, Dow¬ ell J. Howard Memorial Scholarship for Leadership 4, Virginia State Recording Secre¬ tary 5; Library Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Reporter 3, His¬ torian 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, 5; S.C.A. 1, 2; Volleyball 3; Play Cast 4, 5; Salutatorian 5 DORIS JEAN BLEVINS G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Library Club 4, 5, Reporter 5; Pep Club 3; Basketball 2, Captain 2; Representative on Homecoming Court 1; Track 3; Class Secretary 1,2; Play Cast 5 JAMES DOUGLAS BLEVINS French Club 3, 4, 5; Football 1, 2, 3; Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, All-District-Six Squad 4, 5, Honorable Mention All-State and All-Regional 5; Class Treasurer 5; Play Cast 5 JOYCE LEIGH BLEVINS Bus Patrol 3; CHILVALEE Staff 5; Forensic Club 3, 4, 5, Forensic Award 3, Reporter 4; Sec¬ retary 5; French Club 3, 4, 5; National Honor Society 3, 4, 5; Play Cast 5 LELIA MAUREEN BLEVINS Transferred from Ketron High School (Tennes¬ see) 5; F.B.L.A. 4, 5; G.A.A. 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Y-Teens 2, 3; Play Cast 5 MACK SANDERS BLEVINS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; French Club 3, 4, 5; Mono¬ gram Club 4, 5, Secretary 5; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Captain 5, Outstanding Lineman Award 5; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Class President 3; Play Cast 5 WANDA LEE BLEVINS CHILA-ZETTE Staff 5; CHILVALEE Staff 5; F.H.A. 2, 3, Photographer 3; G.A.A. 5; Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3; Library Club 4, 5; Pep Club 3, 4; Play Cast 5 MICHAEL ALLEN BYRD F.F.A. 4,5 SANDRA CAROL CASEY F.F.A. 5, Vice-President 5; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Track 3; Home¬ coming Court 4, 5; Homecoming Queen 5 ELIZABETH ROSE CAUDILL Transferred from Patrick Henry High School 4; F.B.L.A. 5; F.H.A. 5; Library Club 5; Pep Club 3; Play Cast 4 AMBERS WAYNE CLARK CHILVALEE Staff 5; French Club 3, 4, 5; Wrestling 2 CHARLES CHAMP CLARK, JR. Band 1; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4, 5, Vice-Presi¬ dent 5; Monogram Club 4, 5, President 5; S.C.A. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Tri-Captain 5; Basket¬ ball 1; Track 2, 3, 4, 5; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, 5, 4th in State 4, 5; Zoology Award at Roanoke 3; Class Vice-President 4; Class Reporter 5; Play Cast 5 143 SENIOR STATISTICS NANCY LOU DELP CHILVALEE Staff 5; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Library Club 5 TONY MARTIN DIXON CHILVALEE Staff 5; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5; Hi-Y 3, 4, 5; Pep Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 2; Wrestling 3 RICHARD LEE DOLINGER “Rickie” CHILA-ZETTE Staff 5, Art Director 5; F.F.A. 3, 4, 5; Football 1, 5; Basketball 1, 3 CELIA MARLENE DUNFORD Transferred from Cradock High School (Vir¬ ginia) 3; Bible Club 1; CHILVALEE Staff 5, Business Manager 5; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Presi¬ dent of Girls’ Chorus 2, All-Regional Chorus 2, 3; Forensic Club 3, 4, 5, Vice President 4, Presi¬ dent 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, 5, Chaplain 5; S.C.A. 3; Biology Award 3; Forensic Club Award 3, 4; Girls’ State 4; Voice of Democracy 5; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 5; Play Cast 4, 5; Senior Class Presi¬ dent 5; French Club 4, 5 RODNEY LANE ELLER Band 1, 2, 3; CHILVALEE Staff 5; F.F.A. 5; Science Club 5; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Class Sec¬ retary 3 CHARLES RALPH GOODMAN, JR. Chorus 4, 5; F.F.A. 3, 4, 5; Football 3, 4, 5 DEBRA RUTH GORE CHILVALEE Staff 4, 5; F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5; Li¬ brary Club 3, 4; Play Cast 4 DAVID WAYNE GREER Transferred from Sugar Grove High School 5; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; Baseball 3, 4; Class Vice-President 3 JANET LEIGH GREER CHILVALEE Staff 4, 5, Editor 5; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Historian 4; Parliamentarian 5; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Play Cast 4; Office Procedures Award 5; Annual Award 5 ELIZABETH ANN GRIFFITTS “Libby” Transferred from Beaver Creek High School (North Carolina) 5; Chorus 4, 5; F.F.A. 3, 5; F.H.A. 1, 2; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1, 2 PAUL LEE GRINSTEAD CHILA-ZETTE Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Business Manager 3, Assistant Editor 4, Editor 5; F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Forensic Club 5; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Historian 3; Science Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 3; S.C.A. 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, 5; Air Force Award in Chemistry; 2nd place in County Science Fair; Class Treasurer 1; Play Cast 4 DENNIS EUGENE GULLION F.F.A. 3, 4,5 ROBERT LEE HART “Bobby” F. F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5; Football 1 JACK WILMER HAYNES Chorus 5; Hi-Y 4; Monogram Club 5; Science Club 5; F.B.L.A. 4, 5; Baseball 5 WILLIAM CARL HEATH Chorus 4, 5; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 5; Hi-Y 4, 5; Monogram Club 3, 4, 5; S.C.A. 5; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Most-Dedicated-Athlete Award 5; Baseball 2, 3 JUDY DARLENE HEATH Transferred from Holston High School 4; Cho¬ rus 5; F.F.A. 4, 5; F.H.A. 1, 2 JUDY LYNNELLE HEATH G. A.A. 2, 3, 4, 5; Library Cluh 2; Track 3; Vol¬ leyball 3, 4 ROBERT JOSEPH HICKS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; French Club 3, 4, 5; Mono¬ gram Club 3, 4, 5; S.C.A. 4; Vice-President 4; Football 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Honorable Mention in State 4, All-District, All-Regional, All-State, Honorable Mention All-American; Track 2, 3, 4, 5, 2nd place in State, 440 yd. Dash, Third place. Mile Relay; Class Vice- President 5; Play Cast 5 WILLIAM EARL HUDGINS Transferred from South High (California) 4; F. B.L.A. 5; F.F.A. 4; Science Club 5 BETTY JANE JACKSON Chorus 1; French Club 3; G.A.A. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 4; Track 3, 4, 1st place in District 880 yd. run, 1st place in District and State 880 yd. run DIXIE JEAN JOHNSON Bus Patrol 5; Cheerleader 1, 2, 5, Captain 2, Co-Captain 5; Chorus 4, 5; Forensic Club 4, 5; G. A.A. 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; NationalHonor Society 4, 5; Pep Club 3, 4; Track 3; Play Cast 4,5 144 SENIOR STATISTICS GARY DONALD JOHNSON F.B.L.A. 5; F.F.A. 4, 5, Vice-President 5; Fo¬ rensic Club 4, 5, Treasurer 5; French Club 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5; Football 1, 3, 5; Baseball 4; Play Cast 4, 5 SHIRLEY BLEVINS JONES F.B.L.A. 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Library Club 3, 4; Track 3 CHARLES EDWARD KEEN Chorus 5 WILLIAM HENRY KEEN F.F.A. 3, 4, 5 CONNIE LEVON KEESEE F. F.A. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Track 3, 5; Softball 5; Volleyball 4, 5 DONNA GAIL KEESEE Bus Patrol 2; Chorus 4, 5; Forensic Club 5; G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Library Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Track 3, 2nd and 3rd place in District 3; Softball 2 TAMARA LYNN KEGLEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, President 5; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Historian 2; Library Club 5; Basketball 2, 3, Manager 4, 5; Class Repor¬ ter 2; All-State Band 3, 4, 5 RAY ANDREW LANDIS Chorus 5; French Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, His¬ torian 4, 5; Football 3 STANLEY ELMER LANDIS, JR. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5; Hi-Y 5; Monogram Club 3, 4, 5; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Base¬ ball 3, 4, 5; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, 5, District Cham¬ pion 5; Play Cast 5 WANDA CAMPBELL LAWSON Transferred from Sugar Grove High School 5; Chorus 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 5; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 5; Basketball 1, 2, 3 DONALD EUGENE LOWMAN Transferred from Sugar Grove High School 5; Chorus 5 JANET HOPE MARTIN F. B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 4, 5; F.H.A. 5; G. A.A. 1; Library Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Reporter 4; S.C.A. 2, 4, 5; Biology Award 3 BETSY LYNN McCLURE Band 3, 4, 5; Forensic Club 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 4, 5; Play Cast 5 EDITH SUE McCLURE CHILA-ZETTE Staff 5; F.H.A. 2, 3; Secretary 3 JOHN JUNIOR McCLURE F.F.A. 4; Baseball 3 PATRICIA ANN McCLURE “Patty” Bus Patrol 4, 5; Cheerleader 2; CHILA-ZETTE Staff 5; Chorus 1, 2; F.B.L.A. 4, 5, Secretary 5; French Club 3, 4, 5; Library Club 3, 4, 5, Presi¬ dent 5; Play Cast 4, 5 ALAN DANIEL McGHEE Hi-Y 5; Pep Club 3, 4; S.C.A. 3; Football Man¬ ager 3; Basketball Manager 4, 5; Baseball 5, Manager 2; Wrestling Manager 3 SHARON RHEA NEIKIRK ROBERT JACKSON OWENS Transferred from Sugar Grove High School 5; Bus Patrol 4; Chorus 4, 5; F.F.A. 3, 4, 5; For¬ ensic Club 3, 4, 5 RONALD EUGENE PATRICK Band 1, 2; CHILA-ZETTE Staff 5; Hi-Y 4, 5; Pep Club 4; Science Club 5; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5; Wrestling 3 MICHAEL TROY PEAK Hi-Y 5; Pep Club 3, 4; Science Club 5; Football Manager 3; Baseball Manager 2 ROY EDWIN PENNINGTON F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Assistant Sentinel 2, Secre¬ tary 3, Vice-President 4, 5, Star Greenhand Award 2, Star Chapter Farmer 3; Monogram Club 4, 5; S.C.A. 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5; Wrest¬ ling 5 CHARLES LARRY POE F.F.A. 3, 5; S.C.A. 1; Football 3, 4, Back-of- the-Year Trophy 4; Track 2; Baseball 4 DELORES IMIGENE POWERS F.B.L.A. 4; F.H.A. 3, 4, 5; Library Club 5; Softball 2 SUE KAY POWERS Bus Patrol 3, 4; Chorus 4, 5; F.B.L.A. 4, 5, Re¬ porter 5; F.H.A . 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Play Cast 4 VERA ANN PRICE Bus Patrol 1; CHILVALEE Staff 4, 5; F.H.A. 3, 5; French Club 4, 5; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice- President 4, Recorder of Points 5; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 4; S.C.A. 3; Pep Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Basketball Manager 4, Statistician 5; Homecoming Court 3; Class Reporter 4; Class Treasurer 2; Play Cast 5 145 SENIOR STATISTICS BARBARA ELLEN RETHFORD F.H. A. 2, 3, 4; Library Club 5 RONNIE GAIL RICHARDSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Bus Patrol 1; French Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 2 , 3, 4, Reporter 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, 5; Reporter 5; S.C.A. 2; Science Club 3; Basketball 1; 2nd place Smyth County Science Fair 3, 4; Class Vice-President 1; Class Reporter 3 GEORGE ROBERT RILEY TERESA GAYLE ROBINSON F. H.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Songleader 3, Photographer 4, Vice-President 5; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Secre¬ tary 3, Vice-President 4, President 5; National Honor Society 4, 5, President 5; S.C.A. 4; Pep Club 3; Class Secretary 4; Play Cast 5 DONNA RUTH SAULS Chorus 3; F.B.L.A. 5; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4, 5; Pep Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Home¬ coming Court 2, 5; Miss School Spirit 3; Play Cast 5 HARALD HOWARD SHEFFIELD Hi-Y 5; Science Club 5; Football 2; Wrestling 2 KATHY ANN SNOW Bus Patrol 1; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, 5; Smywasco Fed¬ eration F.H.A. Reporter 4, Parliamentarian 3, Historian 4, President 5; French Club 4, 5; G. A.A. 1, 2, 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5; Pep Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Basketball 2, 3, Manager 4, Statistician 5; Play Cast 4, 5 CHARLES ALLEN TEATERS, JR. F.F.A. 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Trea¬ surer 4; S.C.A. 4; Football 1, 2, 3 ANGELIA GAIL TERRY F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Library Club 4, 5 FRANCES BELLE TERRY CHILVALEE Staff 5; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Secretary 5 CHARLES WILLARD THOMPSON “C. W.” Track 2; Wrestling 4 RALPH EDWARD THOMPSON Transferred from Sugar Grove High School 5; Chorus 5; F.F.A. 4; President 4 RE ATHA MAE TRIVETT Transferred from Sugar Grove High School 5; MAPLE LEAF Staff 1; F.B.L.A. 1, 5; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Songleader, Historian 4; Monogram Club 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3 EDITH CHRISTINE WALTON CHILA-ZETTE Staff 4, 5; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, 5; National Honor Society 4, 5, Sec¬ retary 5; Track 3; Bookkeeping Award 4; Business Award 5; Class Secretary 5; Play Cast 5 CHARLES MARSHALL WILSON F.F.A. 4, 5; Monogram Club 5; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Tri-Captain of Football Team 5; Received Most Valuable Trophy Award 5 DAVID LEE WOLFE Chorus 5; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5 CONSTANCE LYNN WYATT “Connie” Cheerleader 2; F.H.A. 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Basket¬ ball 2, 3, 5, Most Outstanding Player Award 2; Play Cast 4 146 INDEX A Adams, Patty 90 Adams, Richard Dean 72,99,106,111 Aker, Mrs. Mary B. 66 Anderson, Mrs. Ann 67 Anderson, Mr. Glenn 66,99 Anderson, Jerri Lynn 72,101 Anderson, Mike 90,99,105,109 Anderson, Patricia Gaile 72,101,103,106 Anderson, Peggy 80,101,103,107 Anderson, Roger 90 Arnold, Mr. Gary 67,110,113 Arrington, Hugh 90 Arrington, Myra 86,101,102,103 Ashby, Norma 86 B Baker, Mr. W. W. 66 Bales, Mr. Ron 67,110,111 Ball, Arlin Dean 72,99 Ball, Daniel 86,99 Barker, Mr. Dwight 67,104,112 Barlow, Marvin 90,99,111 Barnousky, John 80,102 Barr, Barbara 94,98,101 Barr, Dean 90,110,113 Beckner, Eleanor 94,104,108 Beckner, John Oliver 72,73,102,104, 106,107 Berry, Cathy 94,98,101,116 Berry, Dave 80,102,106 Berry, Ginger 94,98,104,106,108,116 Berry, Greg 80,103,104 Berry, Jackie 94 Berry, Margaret 94,98,100,104 Berry, Ronnie 80,99,104,105,106,110 Berry, Steven Kelly 73,102,106,108,112 Billings, Ernest 94 Billings, Mike 94,105,113 Bise, Songia 94,98,104,116 Bishop, Tommy 80,102,104,106,110,112 Blankenbeckler, Sheila 80,98,100,104 Blevins, Aundry 80,100,102,104 Blevins, Barbara 90,98,99 Blevins, Barry 81,103,105 Blevins, Brenda 94 Blevins, Daniel Calvin 73,104,107 Blevins, Danny 81,99,113 Blevins, Debbie 90 Blevins, Doris Jean 73,98,101 Blevins, Dianna Sue 73,101,103,107 Blevins, Dwight 90,105 Blevins, Eddie 90,99,105 Blevins, Eva 94,101,104 Blevins, Fred 94,104,105 Blevins, Freda 86,102,106,107 Blevins, Danny 81,106,110 Blevins, James Douglas 72,73,112 Blevins, Janet 81,100 Blevins, Janet 90,105 Blevins, Jeff 86,106,109,110,112 Blevins, Jimmy 81 Blevins, Joyce Leigh 73,101,102,107 Blevins, Judy C. 81,98,107,116 Blevins, Judy Lynn 86,98,100,102,107 Blevins, Julia 81,98 Blevins, Kenny 90,110,112 Blevins, Lelia Maureen 73,100 Blevins, Lloyd 111 Blevins, Mackie Sanders 73,106,109, 110,112 Blevins, Mary Kay 94,104,105 Blevins, Mary Lee 86 Blevins, Mr. O. A. 70 Blevins, Paul 90 Blevins, Randall 94 Blevins, Roger 81,104,105,106,110 Blevins, Roger D. 90,99 Blevins, Roger L. 90 Blevins, Ronnie 86,110 Blevins, Rosemary 81,102,103 Blevins, Theresa 86,98,100,102,103, 106,116 Blevins, (Buddy) Virgil 94,104 Blevins, Wanda Lee 73,98,101,107 Blevins, Wayne 86 Bonham, Becky 90,98,100,108,116 Bonham, Frazier 90,98,100,108,116 Bonham, James 80,81,102,104,107,109, 112 Bonham, Jay 81,102,104,106,108,112 Boothe, Kenneth 90 Boothe, Ronnie 94 Bowling, Phyllis 91,98,108 Bowman, Mr. John 70 Breedlove, Mrs. Laura 69 Brown, Diane 91,98,103 Brown, Larry 113 Buchanan, Eve 94,104,108 Burrell, Jeff 94 Burton, Mr. David 66,110 Byrd, Donna 86,102,103 Byrd, Michael Allen 73,99 C Call, Berkley 95 Call, David 91 Cali, Mr. George 70 Call, Sue 95 Campbell, Johnny 91 Campbell, Martha 81,98 Campbell, Wanda 95,98,101 Campbell, Wanda Lee 73,103 Canter, Vicki 95,98,116 Carlton, Jackie 86,99,110 Carlton, Janie 95,104 Carrico, David 81 Carrico, Linda 95 Carter, Ruth Rhea 86,98,100,102,108, 116 Casey, Sandra Carol 74,98,99 Catron, Rebecca (Becca) 86,98,100, 102,109 Catron, Rohan 80,81,98,100,106,107, 108,116 Caudill, Elizabeth Rose 74,101,103 Childers, Carol 95,101,104 Childers, Patricia 95,104 Clark, Ambers Wayne 74,101,102 Clark, Brenda81,98,100,107,117 Clark, Catherine 108 Clark, Charles Champ, Jr. 72,74,104, 106.110.111.113 Clark, James 81,99 Clark, Margaret 80,81,98,100,108,142 Clark, Mrs. Charles Champ 67 Clark, Pam 86,98,100,102,108 Coe, MikeSl,99,104,105,106,110 Cole, Nancy 95,98 Cole, Joyce 91,98,103 Cole, Weaver 95,105,109,111 Coley, Debbie 95,98,105 Colgate, Barbara 95 Collins, Helen 87,105 Compton, Lester 95,104,105,110,113 Compton, Mrs. Cleve 67 Conner, Mrs. Harold 67 Cook, Cathy 95 Cook, Donna 87,100 Copenhaver, Charles 81,102,104,107 Copenhaver, Miss Mary Payne 68 Counts, Sandy 87 Craft, Kathy 91 Cregger, Debbie 82,100,102,107,142 Cregger, Joe 82,110 Cress, Fred 82,99,112 Crewey, Kenneth (Butch) 86,87,99, 105.106.110.112.113 Crockett, Danny 91 Crouse, Leslie 91,99 Crutchfield, Mr. George A. 70 D Darnell, Eugene 82 Davenport, Roy 82,99 Davidson, Sandy 95 Davis, Anthony 82,113 Davis, Leonard 82,99,110,112 Debord, Buford 87 Debord, Deborah 87,101,102,105 Debord, Mike 82,104,112 Debord, Sharon 82,107 Debusk, Amanda 95,104,108 Delp, Jack 91,105,106,110 Delp, Jo Anne 87,98,100,102,117 Delp, Nancy Lou 74,98,101 147 INDEX Delp, Patty 95,98,101,11 (i Dempsey, Anna 82 Dempsey, Brenda 91 Dempsey, Danny 82 Dempsey, Dean 91 Dempsey, Ethel 82,107 Dempsey, Ralph 87,99 Dempsey, Wiley 91 Dennison, Juanita 82 Denton, Mrs. Kay 68,107 Denton, Nila Jo 95,98,104,106,117 Dinkins, Mary Lynn 90,91,98,100,106, 116 Dixon, Judy 91,98,101 Dixon, Kay 95,98,101 Dixon, Tony Martin 74,99,101,104 Doane, Charlie 95 Doane, James 87,99 Dolinger, Rickie Lee 74,99,107,110 Donnelly, Robert (Robbie) 87,104,106, 110,113 Doss, Eddie 95, 111 Dowell, Bobby 91,99 Duncan, Mildred 82,100,102,108 Dunford, Celia Marlene 72,74,101,102, 107 Dungan, Debbie 95,104 Dungan, Katrina 91,100 E Edmiston, Eddie 82 Edmiston, Johnny 87,105,113 Edmiston, Joyce 87,90,100 Eller, Anita 87,100 Eller, Dennis 91,99 Eller, Mr. Earnest 70 Eller, Ida Carol 87 Eller, Rodney Lane 74 Eller, Susan 95 Elliott, Allen 111 Elswick, Gary 91,104 Estep, Earl 95,111 Estep, Mike 95 F Farmer, Mrs. A. B. 68,102 Farmer, Carol 87,101 Finley, Wayne 95 Fisher, Glenna 82,100,103 Foore, Harold 87,99 Foore, Ronnie 82 F’oore, Russell Wayne (Joe) 95 Frye, Mrs. Gladys 68,103 Frye, Scottie 82,106,110,113 Frye, Teresa 87,98,100,102,107,116 G Gannaway, Mr. Theodore 71 Gillenwater, James 87,110,112,113 Gillespie, Debbie 91,100 Gillespie, Mike 91 Gillespie, Roger 87,99 Gilley, Connie 91 Gilley, David 95 Glasco, Debbie 95,98,104 Gollehon, Cathie 83,100,102,108,142 Gollehon, Tommy 111 Gollehon, Vicki 109 Goode, Jane 83,100,102,103,106,107 Goodman, Charles Ralph 74,99,110 Goodman, Marie 91 Gore, Carol 87,101,103 Gore, Debra Ruth 74,101,103 Gore, Robert 91 Greer, Danny 83,99 Greer, David Wayne 75 Greer, Debbie 91,107 Greer, Diane 91,98 Greer, Frankie 95 Greer, Janet Leigh 75,101,103 Greer, Mary Alice 87,98,105 Greer, Theresa 91,98,104 Greever, Bill 91,104,105,110 Greever, Retta Jo 87,98,100,102,108, 116 Griffey, George 95 Griffey, Mary Lynn 95 Griffey, Michael 95 Griffitts, Elizabeth Ann 75,98,99 Grinstead, Mrs. Helen 69 Grinstead, Paul Lee 75,102,107 Grinstead, Virginia 83,107 Gross, Linda 83,98,105,116 Gullion, Dennis Eugene 75,99 Guyer, Mark 83 Guyer, Vaughn 95 H Haga, David 80,83,101,102,104,107, 110,113 Haga, Marlene91,98,100,108,116 Hale, Linda 83,105,106,107,108,116 Hale, Steve91,110,112,113 Hall, Diane 95,98,105 Hall, Karen 83,98,100 Hall, Pamela 91,98,100 Halsey, Connie 87 Harrell, Sarah 83,98 Harris, Darrell 96 Harris, Ronnie 87 Harris, Susie 91 Harris, Zeann 96 Hart, Robert Lee 75,99 Hawkins, Barbara 83 Hawkins, Eugene 91 Hawthorne, William 91,105 Hayden, Arvin 83,99 Hayden, Eddie 111 Hayes, Judy 83,101,103 Haynes, Charlene 87,98 Haynes, Wilmer Jack 75,103,105,106 Heath, Bobby Joe 96 Heath, Mr. Frank 71 Heath, Judy D. 75,99 Heath, Judy L. 75 Heath, Mike 83,105 Heath, Peggy 91,98,100,105 Heath, Sharon 87,102,106 Heath, William Carl 75,99,104,106,110 Hendricks, Rhonda 96,98 Henegar, Mr. W. A. 70 Heninger, Gary 96,106,110,113 Hicks, Robert Joseph 72,75,102,106, 109,112,113 Hill, Tom 87,110 Hoback, Richard 87,99 Hopkins, Darlene 87,101,102 Hopkins, Scotty Ray 96 Horton, David 83,99,103,105 Horton, Mike 91 Horton, Sandy 87,98,100,103,117 Houck, Curmet 91 Howell, Bobby 96 Howell, Danny 96 Howell, Wayne 87 Hudgins, Lee 92 Hudgins, William Earl 76,103,105 Huff, Bill 109 Huff, Bucky92,105,109 Hunt, Juanita 88 Hutton, James 88,99 J Jackson, Betty Jane 76 Jackson, Mike 92 Jackson, Susan 88 Jackson, Timmy 92 Johnson, Billy 96 Johnson, Dixie Jean 76,102,107,117 Johnson, Gary Donald 76,99,101,102, 103,104,110 Johnson, Patty 92,98,103,110 Johnson, Rebecca 83,105 Johnson, Ricky 92,99,105,107 Joines, Barbara Sue 96,100 Joines, James 96 Joines, Robert 83 Jones, Beverly 96,98 Jones, Bobby 88,99 Jones, Daryl 88,113 Jones, Glenna 88 Jones, Gregory 88,99 Jones, Shirley Blevins 76 Jones, Wilma Elaine 96 K Keen, Charles Edward 76 148 INDEX Keen, Richard 84,99 Keen, William Henry 76,99 Keesee, Connie Lavon 76,99,116 Keesee, Donna Gail 76,98,102 Keesee, Scottie 96,111 Kegley, Kyra 92,98,100,108,117 Kegley, Tamara Lynn 76,98,100,101, 108,116 Kell, Junior 96,99,105 Kelly, Ann 92,98,100,108,116 Kelly, Mrs. Eva 68 Kelly, Lynn 83,100,102,108 Keys, Glenn 92 King, Angelia 109 Kirk, Sandra 84,103 L Landis, Ray Andrew 76,104 Landis, Stanley Elmer, Jr. 77,99,106, 111 Larimer, Charlie 84,99,104,112 Larimer, Eddie 96,113 Larmer, Martha 88,100,103 Lawson, Marvin 96 Lawson, Neva 92 Legard, Cindy 88,98,100,102,106,117 Love, Miss Elizabeth 68,100 Love, Mrs. Kitty 67 Love, Lisa 108 Lowe, Janet 116 Lowe, Nora 88,98,116 Lowman, Donald Eugene 77 Lyles, Donnie 88 Lyles, Kenny 92,99,106,107 M Mabe, Charlotte 92 Mabe, James 96 Martin, Billy Jo 88,99 Martin, Carolyn 92 Martin, Donald 92 Martin, Donna 88,101 Martin, Earl 92 Martin, Ernest (Butch) 88,104,105,110 Martin, Mrs. Hurley 69 Martin, Janet Hope 77,101,103,106 Martin, Jeanne 92,102,103 Martin, Wayne 99 Mason, Mary 84,100 Mason, Patricia 96 Matheson, Deborah 84,102,109,142 McAllister, Debbie 92,98,101,103 McClure, Betsy Lynn 77,142 McClure, Debbie C. 88 McClure, Debra Kaye 92 McClure, Donald 96,104,111,113 McClure, Edith Sue 77 McClure, Jerry 96 McClure, John Junior, Jr. 77,101 McClure, Mike 96,102,104 McClure, Nancy 80,84,101,103,107 McClure, Patricia Ann 77,101,103,107 McClure, Randall 92,99,105,109,110, 112 McClure, Robert 88 McClure, Sherry 96,98 McGhee, Alan Daniel 77,104,112 McKee, Betty 96,104,108 McKee, Eddie 92,99,104,113 McKee, Glenn 88,102,109,111 McMurray, Clarence 88 McVey, Barbara 92 Mellinger, Mr. Arnold 68,106,112 Mellinger, Debbie 92,98,100,108,117 Mellinger, Steve 109,113 Meredith, Janet 84,103 Meredith, Joyce 92,103 Miller, Dennis Edward 77,99,105 (Withdrew) Miller, Doris Elizabeth (Libby) 88,98 Miller, Frankie 109 Miller, Inga Mae 84,98,101 Miller, Jackie Allen 96,111,113 Miller, Janie Ellen Miller, Sue Snow 92 Miller, Wesley 88,99 Minnick, Harold (Hal) 96,104,105 Moser, Larry 92 Moser, Peggy 84,98,100 Murray, Janie 88,98,100,102,109,116 Mutter, Dc ... ' 4 96,104,105 Mutter, Elsie 92 Mutter, Joycie 84,105,107 Myers, Ronnie 77 (Withdrew) N Neikirk, Richard 111,113 Neikirk, Sharon Rhea 77,111 Newman, Fred 84,99,112 O O’Brien, Johnny 86,88,106,110,112,113 Olinger, Ronnie 84 Osborne, Avery 96 Owens, Dennis 88 Owens, Patricia 88,100,101 Owens, Robert Jackson 78,99 Owens, Sharon Kay 96 P Palmer, George 96,113 Palmer, Reggie 88,99,104,106,110,112, 113 Parsons, Billie Jean 88,100,101,103, 105 Paschal, Kent 88,105 Paschal, Vincent 92 Patrick, Charles Wesley 88,99,106,112 Patrick, Linda 84 Patrick, Mary Jane 92,101,103 Patrick, Ricky George 96 Patrick, Ronald Eugene 78,103,104, 105,107,111 Pauley, Shirley 92 Pauley, Theresa 96 Peak, Michael Troy 78,104,105 Peake, Gary 88 Peake, Mrs. Hazel 69 Peake, Janet 92,98,103 Peake, Jim 92 Pennington, Curtis 92,105,109 Pennington, Debbie 96,98,105 Pennington, Harold 96,105 Pennington, Keith 84,99,105 Pennington, Patricia 92 Pennington, Roy Edwin 78,99,106,111 Phillips, Mr. Larkin 68,99 Pierce, Nellie 96,104,105,106 Poe, Brenda 88,100,101 Poe, Charles (Butch) 89,99,110 Poe, Charles Larry Poe, Donnie 97 Poe, Gerald 89,99,106,110 Poe, Tom 89,99,113 Polk, Deborah 92,103 Polk, Dennis 111 Poole, Loretta 92,100,103,106 Powers, Darrell 89 Powers, Delores Imigene 78,99,101 Powers, Lee 92,99 Powers, Mr. Ray 70 Powers, Sammy 97,104,105,109,113 Powers, Sue Kay 78 Powers, Theresa 97 Powers, Vaughn 89 Prater, Mickey 93 Price, Vera Ann 78,98,100,101,102,103 Proffit, Charles 97,113 R Ratliff, Mr. Don 111 Ratliff, Freda Joan 89 Ratliff, Mary Lynn 97,104 Reasor, Randy 93,104,112 Reasor, Ruth 97,98,104,117 Reedy, Vicki 84,98,100,107 Rethford, Barbara Ellen 78,101 Rethford, Mary 97 Rice, James 9.3,99,104,105 Richardson, David 89 Richardson, Ronald Gail 78,109 Riffey, Jessie 93 Riley, George Robert 78 Robbins, Felicia 84,101,103 Robbins, Gary 84,99 Robinson, Brenda 84,105,107 Robinson, Donna 97 149 INDEX Robinson, Teresa (Jayle 7H, 100, KKi, 107 Robinson, Terry 07,100,104,10. ' ), 117 Roe, JoAnne H. ' i.OH. 102,100,117 Rollins, Mrs. Pansy R. 00,102 Roop, Nancy 07 Rose, Roger O. ' l Rotenberry, eJudy 8.5,101 Rouse, Jeanie 07,08,10.5 Rouse, Nancy 80,08,100,103,110 Russell, Miss Marion 00,103 S Sadler, Jimmy 80 Sauls, Donna Ruth 78,100 Sawyers, Martha 07 Sellers, Earlene 89 Sexton, Anita 03 Sexton, Brenda 85 Sexton, Debbie 93,08,105 Shaw, Ronnie (Deceased) 89 Sheets, Roger 89,99 Sheets, Ronnie 93,99,105 Sheffield, Harald Howard 79,104,105 Shuler, Pamela 93 Shupe, James 97,109 Siegel, Mrs. Linda J. 09,103 Skeen, Perry 109 Skeen, Tonda 93,102 Smith, Mr. Bob 70 Smith, Mrs. Judy C. 70,105 Smith, Kathy 85,98,100,102 Smith, Ronnie 85 Smith, Steve 93,111 Snavely, Miss Louise 70,101 Snow, Kathy Ann 79,98,100,102,103 Snow, Mike 90,93,104,110 Stamper, Brenda 89,103,105 Stamper, Charles (Buster) 97 Stamper, Donna 85 Stamper, Eddie 93,99 Stamper, Larry 85,99 Stamper, Millard 97 Stamper, R. C. 85,107 St. John, Mr. William 70,99 Stevens, Bobby 97 Stewart, Connie 108 Stewart, Zandra 85,98,101,107,108,110 Stines, Ruth Ann 93,98,108 Stokes, Billie 89,08,99 Stokes, Debbie 89 Stokes, Eddie 85,90,105,112 Sturgill, Barbara 03,08,100 Sturgill, Bill 80,00,105 Sturgill, Bobby 80 Sturgill, Connie 07,98,104 Sturgill, Keith 97,104,105,113 Sullivan, Eva Lee 97,100,104 Sullivan, Patricia 89,98,100,102,108, 110 Surber, Donnie 97,111,113 Surber, Frances 89 Sutherland, Mrs. Charlotte 71,104 Sutherland, Mr. Ronald R. 70,107 T Taylor, Brenda 03,98,99,101 Taylor, Debra 93 Taylor, Douglas 97 Taylor, Drema 93,101 Taylor, Mrs. Peggy 71,102 Taylor, Toby 97 Teaters, Charles Allen 79,99,100,107 Teaters, Louise 89,98 Teaters, Nelson 85 Teaters, Shirley 85,98,105 Teaters, Stanley 97,111 Terry, Angelia Gaile 79,101 Terry, Frances Belle 79,101 Testerman, John 93,105 Testerman, Judy 89,100,102 Testerman, Pat 89,103 Thomas, Hazel 97,98 Thompson, Charles Willard (C. W.) 79 Thompson, Ralph Edward 79 Tilson, Danny 85,99,111 Tilson, David 89,99,104,113 Tilson, Gary 85,99 Tilson, Miss Ruhy 09 Tilson, Susan 89,103 Tilson, Tommy 93,110 Trail, Deborah 97,100 Trivett, Curtis 93,99 Trivett, Reatha Mae 79,103 Tuell, Judith 93,98,103 Tuggle, Brenda 93 U Umharger, Monnie Sue 97,105 V Vail, Mr. David 71,109 Vail, Mrs. Linda 71,100 Vanhoozier, Judy 97,98,100,104 Viers, David 90,93,105,109,112 W Walker, Bobby 93 Walker, Miss Emily 71,98,110 Walker, James 97 Walker, Linda 97,104,105 Walker, Sandra 85,98,103,105 Walters, Michael 97 Walton, Danny 97 Walton, Edith Christine 72,79,100,107 Walton, Jeane 90,93 Webh, Dorothy 89,102,103 Wells, Dehbie 93,98,100,107 Werkheiser, Donald 97 Whitley, Sharon 97,104,109,117 Widener, Andy 80,89,100,109,112 Widener, Jackie 89 Widener, Joyce 85,100,101,102,107 Widener, Nancy 93,98,100 Widener, Ricky 93 Williams, Roseanne 93,98,108 Wilson, Charles Marshall 79,99,100, 110 Wilson, Diann Judy 97,98,101,100 Wilson, Mildred (Cricket) 89,98,99, 100,117 Winebarger, Eugene 93 Winebarger, James 97 Wolfe, David Lee 79,99 Wolfe, Terry 93,103,105 Workman, Diane 97 Workman, Terry 93,110,112 Workman, Tim 89,104,100,110,112 Worley, Joan 85,100,107,110 Wright, Mr. D. L. 71,113 Wright, Doug 93,112 Wyatt, Brenda 89 Wyatt, Constance Lynn 79,110 Wyatt, Greg 93,105,100,110 Wyatt, Kitty 89,98,103 Wyatt, Phyllis 93,103,105,100 150 ADVERTISERS’ INDEX Anderson Company, Jack 122 Appalachian Manufacturing Corp. 126 Appalachian Power Co. 120 Atlantic Servicenter 122 Auto Village 1.39 Baldwin’s 121 Bank of Marion 132 Barnett’s Funeral Home 127 Berry, F. W. Sons 131 Berry, F. W. Produce 131 Bonham Brothers 1.30 Brunswick Corporation 136 Brunswick Hurricane Bowl 132 Calhoun Oil Co., Inc. 138 Chilhowie Animal Hospital 130 Chilhowie Esso Service Station 126 Chilhowie Florist 135 Chilhowie Gulf Service Station 130 Chilhowie Shell 122 Chilhowie Tractor Implement Co. 122 City Drug Store 132 Clark’s Pharmacy 119 Cleaner’s, 60 Minute 134 Davis, Roy N. 135 Devault’s, Inc. 131 Dixie Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. 127 Dolinger’s Beauty Shop 131 Echo Sales Co. 131 Economical Supply 122 Edwards, Kye, Beauty Salon 121 Elmer’s T.V. Appliance 135 Ervin’s Market 127 First Federal Savings and Loan 124 First National Bank of Saltville 122 First National Exchange Bank of Virginia 121 Fisher’s Jewelers 132 Ford Supply Co. 136 Fox Window Awing Co. 136 Francis Bro., Inc. 1.30 Franklin, Ben, Store 122 General Shale Products Corp. 134 Goodman Cleaners and Laundry 133 Goodman Jewelers 133 Greear Studios 121 Greever Clinic 122 Greever’s Drug Store 120 Greever’s Inc. 142 Grissom Motor Parts, Inc. 134 Hi-Way Drive-In 128 H M Store 134 Hale Brothers 126 Halsey Co., C.B. 125 Herff-Jones 131 Holbrook Drug 138 Holston Motor Co., Inc. 132 Hudson’s Jewelers 132 Jennings-Warren Motor Co., Inc. 134 Jewel Box, Inc., The 141 Johnson’s 5-10-25C Store 126 Kern’s Bakery, Inc. 131 Laurel Spring Dairy, Inc. 141 Lemmon Transport Co., Inc. 134 Lincoln Builders Supply Co., Inc. 138 Marion Drug Co. 127 Marion-Harwood 135 Marion Laundry Co., Inc. 127 Marion Motor Co. 138 Marion Office Supply Co. 132 Marion Police Department 132 Marion Vance Co. 124 McDonald’s Inc. 140 McNeil Furniture Co. 132 Model Beauty Shop 127 Mouldings, Inc. 127 Myers, Horace, Insurance Agency 132 National Bank of Chilhowie, The 120 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. 126 Newtons Fashion Shop 141 Olin Corporation 128 Pargas 134 Park Drive-In Theater 130 Park-N-Shop 130 Parks-Belk 138 Pet Milk Co. 124 Piggly Wiggly 125 Phillips Auto Inc. 122 Pruner’s Shoe Shop 132 R T Fabrics Upholstering 122 Rainbow Autel and Restaurant 139 Reasor, Dr. J. Dan 126 Regent, The 140 Rhudy Appliance Sales Service 140 Riverside Esso Service Center 135 Roberts Helton Appliance and T.V. 124 Rowland, Doris, Florist 134 Rose’s Store, Inc. 122 “Scenic View’’ Golf Course 135 Scott Furniture Co. 132 Serv-All Inc. 140 Service Dry Cleaner’s 127 Sewing Basket, The 1.38 Shoe Center, The 127 Singleton’s 120 Skyland Virg’inia Corporation 125 Smith, Dr. O. O. 135 Smith Home Improveihent Co. 130 Smyth County Community Hospital 118 Smyth County Motor Coftipany 121 Smyth County Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 141 Smyth County Sheriffs Department 126 Smyth County News 122 Smyth Home Construction 138 Southern States Marion Cooperative 134 Stamper’s Store 135 Stokes, Ralph, Insurance Advisor 137 Sturgill’s Barber Shop 126 Sue’s Shop 122 Supreme Mills, Inc. 129 Terrace Heights Funeral Home 126 Tiny Town Mobile Home Sales 120 Thompson Tire Store 121 Triangle Motor Sales 138 Troutman’s T.V. Appliance 126 United Clothing Co. 132 Valley Nursing Home 125 VanceCompany, Inc. 123 Virginia Monument Company 138 Virginia National Bank 124 W R Feed Service, Inc. 138 151 AUTOGRAPHS 152