Chilhowie High School - Chilvalee Yearbook (Chilhowie, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1974 volume:

OUR WORLD AT HTT.HOWTE fflGH SCHOOL IS PICTURED IN THE CHILVALEE 1974 TOP ROW, LEFT: LaJuan Walker knits for a Home Economics Class. Bob Stevenson. Judy L. Stamper, Elaine Sturgill and Vickie Peake, RIGHT, perform a skit for English III. BOT- TOM ROW: Mrs. Jean Hamm and Lester Compton apply make-up to Fred Blevins during ' Speech Class. RIGHT, Nila Jo Denton and John Edmiston were characters in the senior play. j I 2 TOP ROW: LEFT, a scene from the Junior-Senior Prom is shown. Catherine dark, RIGHT, crosses the Rnish line at a girls’ track meet. BOTTOM ROW: Members of the girls’ bas¬ ketball team which placed Hrst in the district and second in the regional playoffs were Linda Wolfe, Dixie Tilson, Patty Delp, Carolyn Martin, Rachel Reasor, Jackie Berry, Mrs, Judy H. Lewis, COACH, Karen Hollowood, Betty Grinstead, Elaine Sturgill, Joanie Berry, Catherine Clark, Ginger Berry, Patty McAllister and Luann Po$, 3 Events, Academics, Clubs, Connie Smith, upper left, uses the dictaphone during Clerk Typist II. Top photo, Doug Casey performs during the Senior Play. Patty Delp, S.C.A. president, is shown during an assembly. Mr. R. Rhett Sutherland, left, instructs a Math Class. Seniors Zeean Harris, Mike McClure and Debhie McGhee are shown at graduation, above. Athletics, People And Patrons, CONTENTS Introduction. Events.. Academics. Clubs . Athletics. People. Advertisements. Indexes . Volume xxxin 1 6 32 52 66 86 144 178 The top photo on this page was taken of Miss Elizabeth Love, math teacher, during a Faculty Coffee sponsored by the F.F,A. Bill Huff, track team member, and Mike Frye, member of the golf team, are shown above during athletic events. 5 EVENTS Sam Powers, below, performs with the C.H.S. Band at a half-time performance during football season. Ruth Reasor, cheerleader captain, is pictured below. Ruth Reasor crowns Mike Dowell and Debbie Dixon “Mr. and Miss School Spirit” during a pep rally, above. The cheerleaders sponsored “Hat Day” to help boost school spirit. Warrior Band And Cheerleaders Promote School Spirit The C.H.S. Warrior Band was very active during the school year 1974. During the fall, members of the band performed at all C.H.S. football games as well as at a football game at Emory and Henry College. The band received a Division I Rating at the Bristol Band Contest in October. In April, the band received five D ivision I ratings at the District Solo and Small Ensemble Contest. The band gave several concerts during the school year and finished out the year’s activities by performing at Commencement Exercises. Members of the Varsity Cheerlead¬ ing squad were selected last spring. The cheerleaders boosted school spir¬ it by sponsoring pep rallies, a “Mr. and Miss School Spirit” Contest, student busses to away ball games and “Hat Day”. The cheerleaders attended a camp during the summer months. Majorettes shown above are Zeean Harris, Reginia Wil¬ liams, Connie Cregger and Sharon Whitely. The VVarrior Band is shown during a practice session on the football field. Cheerleaders, left, perform a skit during a pep rally. Can you imagine Mr. Jerry A. Eggers as Master of Ceremonies? He was M. C. at the Miss Chil- howie Beauty Pageant which was held on September 20 in the C. H. S. auditorium. The beauty pageant was sponsored by the Guidance Department. Fifty-eight girls from grades 10-12 competed for the title of Miss Chilhowie 1973. After the final round of elimi¬ nation, Mr. Cleve Compton crowned Dixie Tilson, Miss Chilhowie 1973. Jackie Berry, first runner-up, and Patty Mc¬ Allister, second runner-up, re¬ ceived flowers from Reva Rouse, Miss Chilhowie 1972. Pictured at the right is Dixie Tilson, Miss Chilhowie 1973. Dixie is congratu¬ lated following the pageant, below. 10 Dixie Tilson Is Crowned Miss Chilhowie Shown above are Patty McAllister, second runner-up, Dixie Tilson, Miss Chilhowie 1973, and Jackie Berry, first runner- up. The eight finalists in the beauty pageant (below) were Joanie Berry, Patty Delp, Patty McAllister, Dixie Tilson, Jackie Berry, Kathy Sturgill, Kathy L. Blevins, and Sheila Miller. Mr. Cleve Compton, principal, below left, crowned Dixie after Reva Rouse, Miss Chilhowie 1972, presented her with flowers. 11 Members of the Homecoming Court (above) were Anna WTiitely, Queen; Susan Delp, Sophomore Representative; Ruth Blevins. Freshman Representative; Cindy Eller. Junior Vickie Williams, Eighth Grade Representative. Representative; Patty Delp, Senior Representative; Sharon 12 Various Activities Occur At Homecoming The 1973-74 Homecoming was celebrated Friday, Oct- er 19, at Chilhowie High School. It began the week efore when the classes began building their floats. At o’clock Friday evening the floats were displayed along ' ith the Bands of Independence and Chilhowie in the lomecoming Parade. Winning Floats were announced t half-time. The Senior float nlaced first (onnosite page) with “Hickory Dickory Victory”; the Junior float (bottom left) placed second with “Whale of a Victory”; and the Sophomore float placed third with “Rip ’Em Up” (upper right). The Freshman Class and the Future Farmers of America also had floats. A brownie bash and sock hop followed the game. Pictured above is the float prepared by the Future Farmers of America. Pictured at the top of this page is the Freshman class float. Junior Class Tries Their Hand At Acting A man, his wife, and a family of twelve chil¬ dren? All of these characters were involved when the Junior Class presented the play, “Cheaper By The Dozen”, to the public on December 19 in the school auditorium. The play was very successful with its comical view of a family of twelve children who have an efficiency engineer for a father. The play was directed by Mrs. Jean Hamm and Mrs. Char¬ lotte S. Sutherland. Bebbie Clark was student director. Cast members shown below right are Doug Rowland, FJaine Sturgill, Perry Skeen, Kathy Heath, Kerry Donnelly, Ronnie Lindsey, Debbie Dixon, Kathy Sturgill, Kendall Johnson, and Angela King. Pictured below are Judy Stamper, Mark Casey, Angela King and Perry Skeen. Cast members who are not pictured were David Lam¬ bert, Mike Dowell and Connie Stewart. 14 ! i Carolyn Martin, chairman of the make-up committee, applies make-up to Kathy Heath, below. 15 } Pictured at the left are Nila Jo Denton, Johnny Edmiston and Weaver Cole. Eddie Larimer, lower left, tilts Mike Mc¬ Clure’s chair during homeroom. Three students, below, dis¬ cuss the fact that they think their teacher is looking for another job. The picture below shows several characters in the play por¬ traying a typical classroom scene. Eddie Larimer, opposite page, welcomes Nila Jo Denton when he returns to school after an absence. 16 Seniors Present “Up The Down Staircase” Board erasers whizzed by, seats over-turn¬ ed, students chased around the classroom, the teacher unable to get anyone’s attention— does this sound like an ordinary classroom to you? If it does, perhaps you were a member of Sylvia Barrett’s English class when the Senior Class presented “Up The Down Staircase’’ on March 28, 1974, at 8:00 p.m. in the C.H.S. auditorium. Sylvia had recently moved to New York City for her first teaching job. Her attempts to reach her rebellious students failed due to their refusals to cooperate with Sylvia. Her efforts, however, were not useless as she final¬ ly gained acceptance from her students. Mr. Jerry A. Eggers, class sponsor, directed the play. Student directors were Rita Mc¬ Ghee, Eva Blevins and Mary Lynn Ratliff. Mrs. Pansy R. Rollins was in charge of make¬ up. Pictured above are FIRST ROW: Ginger Berry, Debbie Glasco, Weaver Cole, Sharon Whitely, Mike Billings, Sam¬ my Powers, Terri Robinson, Eddie Larimer, Ruth Reasor, Debbie Doss, and Mr. Jerry Eggers, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Carol Childers, Jackie Berry, Zeean Harris, Karen Hollowood, Linda Walker, Sue Call, Elaine Jones, and Nila Jo Denton. THIRD ROW: Buddy Blevins, Mike McClure, John Harriger, John Edmiston, Bobby Joe Heath, Eva Buch¬ anan, Amanda DeBusk, Connie Sturgill, Betty McKee, Sherry McClure, and Mary Owens. 17 Juniors Host Junior-Senior Prom Dim lights glowing, music playing, couples dancing — all were a part of “Seasons in the Sun”, the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom. The exciting evening occurred on May 4, 1974, at the Martha Washington Inn, Abingdon. C. T. Pilferhogg from Wise provided the music. Pictures of couples attending the prom were taken beneath a lovely full bloom dogwood outside the ballroom. Bebbie Clark and Yvette Thigpin, members of the Junior Class, were in charge of serving refreshments. They are pic¬ tured above as they served Mrs. Pansy R. Rollins, faculty member. Bill Huff and Rachel Reasor, above, posed for their pictures. Students enjoyed the music provided by the band, below left. Students enjoyed dancing to the music of C. T. Filferhogg (below), F’acuity members Mr. and Mrs. K. Rhett Suther¬ land and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Barker, lower left, also en¬ joyed dancing. Butch Crewey and Klaine Sturgill, below, “take a breather”. Academic Awards Are Presented On Awards Day 1974 The Awards Assembly, sponsored an¬ nually by the Monogram Club, was held on May 23, 1974. Mr. Kermit G. Nelson, one of the Monogram sponsors, acted as Mas¬ ter of Ceremonies. At this assembly, various presentations were made to faculty members, students and to Mr. Cleve Compton, principal, on behalf of the school. Receiving Boys’ Physical Education Awards from Mr. H. C. Carter, Jr., upper photo, were Richard Richardson, outstanding in grades 8-10, William Kelly, tenth grade, Charles Musser, ninth grade and Charles Tucker, eighth grade. King College Science Awards were presented to Kerry Donnelly and Carolyn Martin, ABOVE, by Mr. R. Dwight Barker. Mr. Charles Wallace, band director, presented All Regional Band Awards to Vickie Blevins, Beth Bonham, Amanda DeBusk and Bettv McKee, RIGHT. 20 Mrs. Linda J. Siegel, BELOW, presented Girls’ Physical Education Awards to Rachel Reasor. tenth rade; Barbara Mutter, ninth grade; Linda Wolfe, tenth grade; and Sherri Flvans, eighth grade. Receiving business awards were Judy Dempsey and Mary Lynn Ratliff, Clerk Typist II; Doug Casey, Bookkeeping; Kay Dixon and Nila Jo Denton, Shorthand I; Theresa Brooks, Typewriting I; Mary Owens, Personal Typewriting; and Patty McAllister, Clerk Typist I, BELOW. Those who received awards at the District 8 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Contest at Bristol were Terri Robinson, Second, Job Interview; Reginia Greer, District 8 Secretary; Frank Smith, First, District Talent Contest and Third, State Talent Contest; and Baker Martin, Second, Plumbing, SHOWN BELOW. 21 Various Individuals Are Honored On Sam Powers. John Edmiston. Weaver Cole, and Mike Bil¬ lings. track captains, present an appreciation trophy to Mr. R. Dwight Barker, track coach, above. Mrs. Judy H. Lewis, upper right, sponsor of the Girls’ Athletic Association, pre¬ sented the G.A.A. Award to Ruth Reasor. F.F.A. awards presented by Mr. Glen n Anderson, below, went to William Allen. State F.F.A. Band: Donnie Duncan. State Farmer Degree; Ben Huff, Star Green-Hand Award; David DeBusk, Ag. Mechanics; James Winebarger, Tractor Driving, Live¬ stock Production, State Farmer Degree; Scotty Hopkins, Outstanding Senior, Agriculture Production; Buddy Blevins, Salesmanship, Service; Doug Rowland, Public Speaking; and David Dixon, V.P.I. Scholarship. 22 Awards Day Those who received awards for the two school publications, above, were Eva Ble vins, CHILVALEE, Marv Kav Sawyer, CHIIjA- ZETTE, and Rita McGhee, CHILVALEE, Miss Mary Payne Copenhaver, guidance counselor, below left, received a certifi¬ cate from Virginia Highlands Community College for her dedica¬ tion to young people, Ruth Reasor, varsity cheerleader captain, below, presented a gift of appreciation to Mrs. Mildred B. Clark, sponsor. I Pit AvayA XM kyj-yj r ArAT % j ' f- Mrs. Charlotte S. Sutherland, left, sponsor of the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, accepts a token of their appreciation from Karen Hughes. Bill Huff, junior class president, accepts the Spirit Plaque won by the class from Ruth Reasor, varsity cheerleader captain, above. Mrs. Jean Hamm, sponsor of the Forensic Club, above, presented medals to Bill Bonham, Angela King, Mike McClure, Vicki Gollehon, Amanda DeBusk, and Betty McKee. Mr. Cleve Compton, principal, is shown below with the trophies presented to the school on Awards Day. Eighth Grade Track Teams Are Recognized On Awards Day Shown above are KNEELING: Martha Atwell, Vickie Williams, Sandra Smith, Debbie Gollehon, Sandra Dixon, Carla Francisco. STANDING: Mrs. Judy H. Lewis, COACH, Susan Blevins, Sharon Rowland, Becky Pafford, Thelma Greer, Alice Wilson. Pictured below with Mr. Dickie Greer, COACH, are FIRST ROW: Robert Eller, Mike Little, Tim Blevins, Walter Pierce, Wayne Sheffield, Timmy Landis, Julius Blevins; SECOND ROW: Bivings Bonham, Tommy Little, Steve Kegley, Tim Haga, Travis Crutchfield, Jackie Love, Richard Richardson. 25 i Seniors Enjoy Annual Trip To D.C. C.H.S. seniors departed from the front steps of the high school April 30 with “Big George” and “Mighty Ralph” steering the crowd of 76 students and six chaperones. Monticello, the home of Thomas Jeffer¬ son, was the first stop with lunch served on the grounds. The next stop was the Arva Motel in Arl¬ ington — our home for the next four days and three nights. After dinner, the group enjoyed a trip to the Wax Museum. Wednesday and Thursday were filled with many tours, much walking, tired feet, blisters and some complaining. Thursday night was a gay time with a boat ride on the Potomac River into Maryland to an amusement park at which the group enjoyed many different rides. Friday saw the group heading back to Chilhowie in the rain. The group stopped at Lion Country near Richmond — a new site that is not completely fin¬ ished. From there, the group headed home with entertainment by Brad Mullen on the boys’ bus and the “dancing bunnies” on the girls’ bus. The buses rolled in home to C.H.S. at 10:00 p.m., Friday, May 3. Seniors enjoyed the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, TOP PICTURE. Mr. R. Dwight Barker, senior sponsor, kept the members of his track team in condition, as shown by John Edmiston, who ran hurdles for the team, ABOVE as he jumps bike racks at the Jefferson Memorial. Patricia Mason, Judy Demp¬ sey, Connie Smith, Nancy Cole, Monnie Umbarger and Debbie Trail, BELOW, pose for the camera. I Pictured ABOVE are Sherry McClure and Debbie Penning¬ ton. Mr. R. Dwight Barker, UPPER LEFT, enjoys “standing guard”. The UP¬ PER RIGHT photo shows some of the girls relaxing on the bus. Seniors and chaperones enjoy a brief rest, ABOVE LEFT. Zeean Harris, Mike McClure and Sharon Whitley are pictured at the LEFT on the first night in D.C. 27 Seniors Perform Last Duties At Baccalaureate speakers pictured above with Mr. Cl eve Compton and Mr. David Burton were the Rev. E. G. Miller and Rev. William P. Tuck. 28 Commencement Exercises Baccalaureate services were held in the C. H. S. auditorium on June 2 with Rev. E. (1. Miller providing the scripture read¬ ing and prayer, and Rev. William P. Tuck, pastor. First Baptist Church, Bristol, Va., delivering the sermon. Rev. Miller also gave the benediction. Musical selections were provided by the Warrior Band. Seniors. ABOV ' E, march in for Baccalaureate. Mr. William Graybeal, RIGHT, jjave the invocation at graduation. Dr. Andrew E. Spence, Jr. is pictured BELOW. Eva Blevins, salutatorian. is pictured BELOW RIGHT. OPPOSITE PAGE: Mr. Frank Heath and Mr. Gary Ashbv. custodians, carry the diplomas onto the athletic field, assisted by Doug Rowland. Amanda DeBusk, valedictorian, is also pictured. 29 The Warrior Band provided the music for the processional and recessional, ABOVE. Scholarship ' win¬ ners ABOVE were Martha Atwell, eighth grade, Gary Blankenbeckler, ninth grade, Beth Bonham, tenth grade, Bebbie Clark, eleventh grade, and Amanda DeBusk, twelfth grade. Attendance Awards were pre¬ sented to Lester Compton, Eve Buchanan and Judy Dixon, BELOW LEFT. Mr. Cleve Compton presents a diploma to Mary Kay Sawyer, BELOW. 1 t ' Ninety-Six Graduate On June 5, ninety-six seniors received their diplomas at Graduation exercises held on the athletic field. Mr. William Graybeal gave the invocation. Amanda DeBusk de¬ livered the valedictory address, and Eva Blevins provided the salutatory address. Dr. Andrew E. Spence, Jr., King College, en¬ couraged the seniors to set goals for their futures and work diligently toward them. Mr. David Burton was in charge of awards. Mr. Cleve Compton, principal, presented the diplomas and pronounced the class graduated. Some of the spectators and faculty members are pictured above at graduation. Eddie Doss received the Sportsmanship Award from Mr. R. Dwight Bar¬ ker, Jr. Donnie Surber, UPPER LEFT, was presented with the Most Ath¬ letic Award. Sherry McClure re¬ ceived the Future Miss Business Woman .Award. ABOV ' E. Some of the seniors are pictured at the LEFT. 33 Mary Lynn Ratliff, along with her parents, and Scotty Hopkins talk with a college representative at College Career Night which was sponsored by the Guidance Department (UPPER PHOTO). Seniors, BELOW LEFT, talk to Nursing students from Vir¬ ginia Highlands Community College during a guidance session. Carolyn Boger, assigned student secretary from the Clerk Typist I class, did secre¬ tarial work in the Guidance Department during her sixth period Study Hall. (RIGHT). Guidance Department Helps Students Prepare For Their Futures 34 The college of your choice? A future career? Information about these two futures are only two of the services the Guidance Department provides to the student body. In addition, Miss Mary Payne Copenhaver, Mr. R. Dwight Barker, Jr., and Mr. Jerry A. Eggers, guid¬ ance counselors, act as a “helping hand” to anyone who has a problem and may need advice, as well as ad¬ ministering standard tests and in¬ forming students about college en¬ trance requirements. The Guidance Department obtains funds by sponsoring the annual Miss Chilhowie Beauty Pageant. Elaine Sturgill, UPPER PHOTO, completes a standardized test which was given to all members of the Junior Class. Miss Mary Payne Copenhaver talks with participants in the Miss Chilhowie Beauty Pageant between rounds, ABOVE. 35 ( TOP: Members of the Speech class practice applying make-up. BOTTOM: Judy L. Stamper, Bonnie Peak, and Eddie Hayden act out a courtroom drama in English III. 36 Capturing Glimpses of the English, Speech, and Library Departments These departments at C.H.S. are the reser¬ voirs of knowledge which the students have at their disposals. The English Department guides students through the corridors of literature with an emphasis on the meaning and implication of the stories. Speech and Drama was taught by a new teacher, Mrs. Jean Hamm. During the latter part of the school year, students enrolled in Speech presented a play to the student body and faculty. As an additional resource to students, the Li¬ brary offered materials for research and enjoy¬ able reading. TOP: Kathy Heath, Betty Sheets, and Sharon Dempsey use the library during Study Hall. BOTTOM: A Senior English class reads a story in their new literature books. 37 Mrs. Charlotte Sutherland’s Math 9 class, ABOVE, used cards to learn the principles of addition and subtraction. Math 8 students, RIGHT, explain problems to their classmates. Steve Harris, student teacher from Emory and Henry College, explains a table to science students. OPPOSITE PAGE: Chemistry students, UPPER PHOTO, perform an experi¬ ment. Mark Cole, LOWER PHOTO, participates in an as¬ sembly given to the science students. Steve Kegley and Tommy Little, LEFT, perform a science experiment. Students, ABOVE, carry part of a tree struck by lightening from the science department to the agriculture department. 38 Odors of various kinds in the building can us¬ ually be traced to the Science Department. Stu¬ dents learn by performing experiments and through textbook study. The required science courses are Introductory Physical Science, offered to eighth and ninth graders, and Biology, which is required during the Sophomore year. Chemistry is taught as an elective during the Junior and Senior year. Physics is taught as an elective to seniors. If you see a student holding his hand or pulling his hair, he is probably working a problem that has been assigned by one of the math teachers. Two years of math are required for all students. Re¬ quired subjects are Math 8 and either Math 9 or Algebra I. Algebra H, Plane and Solid Geometry, Advanced Math, and Refresher Math are offered as electives to the upper classmen. Math And Science Develop The Powers Of Anal3d:ical Thinking 39 French, Band, And Music And Art Appreciation Open To Students The World Of Fine Arts The sounds of musical instru¬ ments echoed throughout the halls as the band practiced for another successful year in their performances in concerts, pep rallies, football games, and area competition with other schools. Music and Art Appreciation teacher Mr. Charles Wallace, ABOVE, and some of the students enrolled in the class listen to records by Bach. The Warrior Band practices for a concert ABOVE. Mr. Cleve Compton won the ham given to a faculty member by the French Club, It was pre¬ sented to him by Mrs. Pansy R. Rollins, LEFT, club sponsor. BELOW, members of the French III class practice singing french songs. Two french students, decorate the door leading to the french classroom at Christmas, LOWER LEFT. Maps, records, and various other tools were used to develop a better degree of learning in the study of French. In addition to the study of language comprehension and translation, a greater look into the different aspects of French life and culture was offered in the three levels of¬ fered to students. The French III class went on a field trip to Le Chateau in Johnson City for french cuisine, and later in the evening went to see the movie “The Exorcist”. In May, the class also visited the Barter Theatre where they saw Moliere’s “Scapin”. The lives and works of such famous artists as Picasso and Van Gogh, and such respected composers as Chopin and Bach were studied by students of the Music and Art Appreciation class. French HI students, LEFT, gave a party for their teacher, Mrs. Pansy R. Rollins. 41 Students Develop Physical Fitness Three years of Physical Education are re¬ quired of all students before graduation. The P. E. classes are divided into Physical Fitness, Health, and Driver’s Education. Students are able to grow mentally, physi¬ cally, socially and emotionally through the vari¬ ous activities in which they participate. The student may take behind-the-wheel training after school or during the summer months. Boys’ P. E. classes played touch football during the fall months (UPPER PHOTO). A Girls’ P. E. class demonstrates the various gymnastics they learned (ABOVE). Debbie Trail, RIGHT, assigned student secretary from the Clerk Typist II class, worked for Mr. Dickie Greer, P. E. instructor. 42 Mr. Gary Ashby, custodian, ABOVE, gave a demonstration to Mrs. Linda J. Siegel’s P. E. girls while they were studying Arch¬ ery. Mrs. Judy H. Lewis taught Linda Wolfe, BELOW, the mechanics involved in driving a car during behind-the-wheel training after school. AT LEFT: Jim Doss and Gary Heniger dis¬ play mechanical ability in Agriculture. ABOVE: Mrs. Crabtree shows Christmas decorations to Home Economics classes. BELOW: Nancy Cole, Connie Smith, Judy Dempsey, Sherry McClure, Mary Sawyer, Janie Carlton, and Debbie Harriger work on decoupage plaques in Girl’s Ag. 44 Insight Into The Vocational Department That heavenly smell causing your mouth to water could possibly be coming from the kitchen in the Home Economic’s room. Cook¬ ing is but part of what is taught in the Home Economic’s courses. Sewing and various methods of developing a higher degree of social and personal behavior are also taught. Four years of Home Economics are offered to students, including Home Ec. V for Senior girls that have not previously taken Home Economics. Beside Home Economics the Vocational Department provides courses in agriculture. This offers boys and girls a chance to work with machinery in addition to forestry, con¬ servation, and the improving of farms making them more efficient. ABOVE: Mrs. Frye shows Lynn Sage how to knit in Home Ec. I. IN BACKGROUND AJIE Opal Blevins, Lisa Blevins, Anna Ruth Blevins, and Lisa Bedwell. AT LEFT: Beth Huff displays her hand at cooking in another aspect of Home Ec. In this day and age when it pays to be knowledgeable in the business field, it is nice to know that the Business Department prepares students for the business world. Several classes were offered to prepare students for the business world. Typewriting I, Personal Typing, Shorthand I, General Busi¬ ness, Bookkeeping, and Clerk Typ¬ ist I and II, both of which were two- hour classes, were offered to the students. The ability to follow instructions, neatness, and accuracy were stressed in all these classes. Sharon Dempsey, Clerk Tvpist I student, operates a printing calculator, ABOVE. 46 Classes Prepare Students For The Business World Tammy Vance and Mr. Jerry A. Eggers discuss a tax form during General Business class, ABOVE. PICTURED BELOW is one of the Personal Typing classes. 47 Occupational Food and Clothing students, below, watch a demonstration by Mrs. Betty McAllister, Instructor. Janie Parris, Barbara Colgate, Terri Robinson and Norma Tuell, right, elevate Linda Walker, “patient”, during a nursing class. Pictured above are Eddie Hayden and Frankie Greer, mem¬ bers of the Industrial Maintenance Mechanics class. Mrs. Vivian Cline, right, instructs Peggy Stines and other stu¬ dents enrolled in the Cosmetology class. 48 Various Activities, Including One-Act Play Members of the one-act play cast, above, included first row, Betty McKee, Mike McClure, Eve Buchanan, Amanda DeBusk, and second row, Kerry Donnelly, Bill Huff, and Sam Powers. The other three pictures on this page were taken during the presentation of the one-act play to the C.H.S. student body. Different cast members are shown in each of the pictures. Mrs. Pansy R. Rollins directed the play. 9 JT ' I IL-TOwsTOw Steve Hopkins, above and Lester Compton, No. 33, right, are shown on defense. Charles Halsey, below, runs an end sweep in the game with Patrick Henry. 68 C.H.S. Wins District Championship The 1974 football team, coached by Mr. Ron Bales, assisted by Mr. Don Ratliff and Mr. H. C. Carter, com¬ piled a record of eight wins and four losses. The Warriors won the District Championship for the fourth consecutive year and the Regional Championship for the fourth con¬ secutive year. The Warrior football team averaged 166.6 yards rushing while holding their opponents to 90.5 yards. The Warriors averaged 91.3 passing yards compared to 67.6 yards pass¬ ing for their opponents. C.H.S. scored 257 points for an average of 22.6 points per game. C.H.S.’s defense held their opponents to 38 points for an average of 6.9 points per game. PICTURED AT THE TOP OF THIS PAGE are Mr. H. C. Carter and Mr. Ron Bales, coaches, along with Jimmy Lee. Charles Halsey, above, scored a T.D. for C.H.S. in the game against Rural Retreat. 69 Warriors Advance To State Semi-Finals Jimmy Lee, No. 12, fakes a pass while Charles Halsey carries harles Halsey, No. 26, carries the ball in the opening game the ball in the State Semi-Final game against Clintwood, the (the season against Marion. last game of the season. SCORES C.H.S. Opponents 0 21 Marion 44 6 Holston 14 0 Rich Valley 24 0 Saltville 8 14 Patrick Henry 39 0 Independence 42 12 Fort Chiswell 7 0 Castle wood 44 3 Rural Retreat 3 21 Wise Region C. Championship 15 0 Rockbridge State Semi-Final 15 28 Clintwood 70 The Regional Playoff was held at C.H.S. on Saturday, November 24, 1973. C.H.S. defeated Rockbridge by a score of 15-0. At the State Semi-Final game at Big Stone Gap on December 1, C.H.S. lost to favored Clintwood 23-15. Charles Halsey scored the most points during the season, followed by Eddie Hayden. Pictured at the LEFT are Fred Blevins, Keith Sturgill and Eddie Doss, tri-captains, along with coaches Mr. H. C. Car¬ ter, Mr. Don Ratliff, and Mr. Ron Bales. Steve Hopkins, No. 27, is shown in the above two pictures. 71 The 1974 Warrior basketball team began its season with a new coach, Mr. Dickie Greer, former coach at district opponent Rural Retreat. The team had an overall record of nine wins and 13 losses. During district play, the Warriors compiled a record of five wins and five losses. During the Smyth County Tournament at Marion Senior High School, C.H.S. won its opening game by defeating Saltville 41-34. Dur¬ ing the second night of play, C.H.S. lost to Rich Valley by a score of 46-56. The Hogoheegee District Tournament was held at Abindon High School. C.H.S. lost to Rich Valley 36-49 and defeated Rural Retreat 61-49 in the consolation game. Basketball Team Gets New Coach 72 SCORES C.H.S. Opponents 47 44 Rural Retreat 51 64 Marion 49 38 Holston 48 41 Patrick Henry 37 63 Tennessee High 57 66 Wise 45 38 Holston 46 50 Saltville 55 57 Clintwood 59 72 Fort Chiswell 66 46 Bland 55 44 Rural Retreat 65 69 Fort Chiswell 45 56 Rich Valley 55 41 Bland 56 69 Saltville 41 68 Wise 46 54 Rich Valley Smyth County Tournament 41 34 Saltville 46 56 Rich Valley Hogoheegee District Playoffs 36 49 Rich Valley 61 49 Rural Retreat OPPOSITE PAGE: Mike Billings, Keith Sturgill, Gary Hen inger, and Dennis Polk attempt to get possession of the ball, above. Pictured at the right is Dennis Polk. Keith Sturgill, upper picture, attempts to block a shot by a Rich Valley player. Lower picture, Keith Sturgill attempts a shot during a game with Rural Retreat. 73 The leading scorer for the Warrior basket¬ ball team was Dennis Polk—averaging 10.7 points per game. Keith Sturgill was the leading rebounder. Donnie Surber made the most assists. Keith Sturgill, first captain, won the Re¬ bound Award. Donnie Surber, second cap¬ tain, received the Defensive Award and the Most Valuable Player C.H.S. Award. Is Third In District i 74 - J •• ' .1 OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP PICTURE: Keith Sturgill LOWER PICTURE: Eddie Doss and Dennis Polk at¬ tempt to get possession of the ball during a game with Rich Valley. THIS PAGE: Mike Billings attempts a shot (upper left) against Rich Valley. Dennis Polk, above, recovers a re¬ bound. Donnie Surber. left, attempts to block a shot by a Rich Valley player. Mat Teams Wins District The 1974 wrestling team won the Hogoheegee District title entitling them to participate in the State Finals at Strasburg. At the state meet, Charles Proffit won the state champion¬ ship in the 167 lb. weight class. Those winning second place at the state meet were Jim Shupe, Mark Cole, and Charles Halsey. Rickey Blevins won third place in the Unlimited Class. Pictured above is Mark Cole. Coach Ron Bales, team members, cheerleaders and spectators watch a match, lower left. Rickey Blevins, below, wrestled in the unlimited class. 76 Golf Team Is Second In District ■I t !; UPPER PHOTO: Billy Olinger. Pic- I tured above is Jimmy Sheets. Mem¬ bers of the golf team, right, warm-up before a meet. Under the guidance of a new coach, Mr. H. C. Carter, the golf team ended their sea¬ son with a record of five wins and four second place seats in four four-way meets. During the District Tournament at R. B. Worthy High School, Saltville, the team won a second place trophy. Two members of the team, Mike Frye and Billy Olinger, qualified for the Regional Golf Tournament which was held at Hot Springs this year. i 77 78 Girls’ Varsity Team Captures District Basketball Title The Girls’ Varsity and Junior Varsity bas¬ ketball teams had very successful records this year. The J. V.’s came out with a record of 10-4, and the Varsity ended their season with a 12-2 district record. This record placed the Varsity in a Number “1” position and gave them a chance at the Regional Title. On November 17, the Warriors came out second in the Regional Playoffs at Patrick Henry High School in Glade Spring. Opposite page: Top: Dixie Tilson goes up for a lay-up shot. Bottom: Linda Wolfe “wrestles” for the ball. J. V. players, ABOVE, Donna Delp and Beth Bonham attempt to block a Rich Valley shot. Left, C.H.S. girls and a R.V. player “race” for the ball. VARSITY SCORES C.H.S. OPPONENTS 30 19 Holston 46 24 Patrick Henry 35 18 John S. Battle 39 43 Marion 38 24 Patrick Henry 40 27 Saltville 42 22 Rich Valley 27 26 Rural Retreat 35 20 John S. Battle 27 25 Rural Retreat 31 16 Holston 21 44 Marion 28 22 Saltville 34 20 Rich Valley Regional Playoffs 28 24 Pound 30 38 Marion 79 Baseball Team Gets New Coach Mr. Don Ratliff, upper left, coached the baseball team this year. Mark Casey crosses home plate, upper right. Tommy Gollehon, pitcher for the Warriors, is pictured above. 80 The baseball team, coached for the first time by Mr. Don Ratliff, finished the 1974 baseball season with a record of 7 wins and 7 losses. Leading fielder for the Warrior team was Charlie Doane. Doug Rise had the best hitting record with an average of .350. Charlie Doane set a school record by not L narlie Uoane, above, advances to first base, borne ot the Warrior . . . i i ' i n fans are shown below at a baseball game on the C.H.S. field. committing any errors during the baseball season. 81 The four senior captains, LEFT, were Weaver Cole, Mike Billings, John Edmiston, and Sam Powers. 82 ; Track Teams Win Region C Crown Mr. R. Dwight Barker’s track team won its third consecutive Hogoheegee District Track and Field Championship at Abingdon by scoring 83 points. At the Region C Track and Field Champion¬ ship Meet at Roanoke, the track team became the first Hogoheegee District team to win first place. Those who set new track records this year were Mike Billings, triple jump, 40’ 9 3 4”; Ellis Rouse, pole vault 10’ 7”; John Edmiston, low hurdles, 20.5; and Charlie Halsey, John Edmiston, Herb Montgomery and Eddie Hay¬ den, 880 relay, 1:34.5 Tbe 880-relay team also placed at the State Track Meet. Eddie Hayden, UPPER LEFT, crosses the line in the 880 Bill Huff high jumps, LEFT. Herbie Montgomery, ABOVE, relay. Running the low hurdles was John Edmiston, UPPER crosses the finish line after running the 220. RIGHT. 83 TOP LEFT: Beth Bonham aims the shot put. TOP RIGHT: Rachel Reasor leads the way over the hurdles. ABOVE: With leaps and bounds, Rachel Reasor long jumps. 84 i The Girl’s Varsity track team captured its second district championship this year. The team also placed second in the county meet. Regina Williams tries to clear the bar while high jumping. Five girls placed at the Regional Track Meet which was held at Marion Senior High School. The girls who placed were: Linda Wolfe, Regina Williams, Catherine Clark, Rachel Reasor (440 relay team), and Beth Bonham (shot put). The leading scorer for the Warrior team was Linda Wolfe. She received a trophy at the end of the year for most points. The only schools that won over the Warriors in the regular season meets were Marion and Patrick Henry. Girls’ Track Team Is First In District And Second In County 85 PEOPLE 86 MR. CLEVE COMPTON, PRIN¬ CIPAL; Carson-Newman Col¬ lege, B.S. George Peabody Col¬ lege, M.A. MRS. ROBERTA D. CLIFTON, Secretary. MRS. MARY B. AKER, Marion Junior College, Radford College, B.S.; Clerk Typist I and II; Ad¬ viser of Chilvalee and Chila- zette; Sponsor of Eighth Grade Class. MR. GLENN A. ANDERSON, V.P.I. S.U., B.S., M.S.; Agri¬ cultural Science and Mechanics, Natural Resources Management; Sponsor of Future Farmers of America and Sophomore Class. 88 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND STAFF MR. RON BALES. Emory and Henry College, B.A. World His¬ tory and Global Geography: Coach of Varsity Football and Wrestling; Sponsor of Freshman Class. MR. R. DWIGHT BARKER, JR., Milligan College M.S.; Civics 8, Economics; Guidance Counselor; Coach of Peanut Foot¬ ball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track; Sponsor of Hi-Y and Senior Class. MR. H. C. C.YRTER. JR.. Emorv Henry College. B.-Y.; American HLstnrv, Boys ' P.E., Health, Driver ' s Education; C ' oach of Varsity Football, Basketball, and Golf; Sponsor of Mono¬ gram Club and Eighth Grade Class. MR. DAVID H. BURTON, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Emory Henry College, B.A.; Radford College, M.S.; A- merican History. 89 MRS. MILDRED B. CLARK, Furman L’niversity. B.A.; En¬ glish 8: Sponsor of Varsity Cheer¬ leaders and Sophomore Class. I MRS. JUNE M. CONNER, Marion Junior College, Radford College, B.S,; English II and III; Sponsor of Beta Club and Senior Class, MISS MARY PAYNE COPEN- HAVER, Martha Washington Junior College, .A.B,; Westhamp- ton College, Emory and Henry College, University of Virginia, B,Ed,; Guidance Counselor, MR. JERRY A. EGGERS, V.P.I. S.U., B.S., Radford College, M.S.; General Business, Book¬ keeping; Advisor of CHILVA- LEE; Sponsor of F.B.L.A. and Senior Class. BUS DRIVERS (pictured at right): Messrs. Roger McClure, George Call, Ernest Eller, Jerry A. Eggers, 0. M. Blevins, George A. Crutchfield, John Bowman, Joe Parris. NOT PICTURED: Bob Smith, Ralph Haga. 90 Mr. Ronald R. Sutherland, faculty representative, and Mr. William St. John, president of the Smyth County Education Association, discuss school policies, left. MRS. MARY E. FARMER, Randolph-Macon Woman’s Col¬ lege, A.B., V.P.I. S.U.: En¬ glish I and IV; Co-Sponsor of Forensic Club; Sponsor of Fresh¬ man Class. MR. JOE FORE, Emory and Henry College, B.A.; Math 8; Sponsor of National Honor Soci¬ ety and Junior Class. MRS. GLADYS H. FRYE, Rad¬ ford College, B.S.; Home Economics; Sponsor of Future Homemakers of America and Eighth Grade Class. MR. DICKIE GREER, Carson- Newman College, Emory and Henry College, B.A.; Health, P.E., Driver’s Educ.; Coach of J.V. Football, Varsity Basket¬ ball, Track; Sponsor of Mono¬ gram Club and Ninth Grade Class. MRS. JEAN HAMM, Radford College, B.S.; English I, Speech and Drama; Co-Sponsor of Foren¬ sic Club; Sponsor of Junior Class. CAFETERIA STAFF; Mrs. Hazel Peake, Mrs. Charlsie Dolinger. Miss Ruby Tilson, Mrs. Helen Grinstead, Miss Barbara McVey, Mrs. Shirley Blevins, above. MRS. JUDY H. LEWIS, Rad¬ ford College, B.S.; Health, Girls’ P.E., Driver’s Education; Coach of Girls’ Varsity and J.V. Basket¬ ball, Girls’ Varsity Track; Spon¬ sor of Girls’ Athletic Association and Eighth Grade Class. MISS ELIZABETH LOVE, Emory and Henry College, A.B.; Math S , Refresher Math, Algebra I and II; Sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y and Sophomore Class. MR. THOMAS W. MCGHEE, V’.P.I. S.U., B.A.; English II; Coach of Peanut Football and Basketball; Sponsor of Freshman Class. 92 MRS. SUSAN B. MCWHORT¬ ER, Ouachita Baptist University B.S., Iowa State University, M.S., Duke University; Science; Sponsor of Freshman Class. MR. K. G. NELSON, Hiwassee College, A.A., East Tenn. State Univ., B.S., George Peabody College, M.A.; Biology; Coach of 8th Grade Football, Peanut Basketball; Co-Sponsor of Mono¬ gram Club; Sponsor of Junior Class. MR. LARKIN C. PHILLIPS, V.P.I. S.U., B.S., M.S.; Agri¬ culture Science and Mechanics, Production Agriculture; Co- Sponsor of Future Farmers of America; Sponsor of Sophomore Class. MRS. PANSY R. ROLLINS. Radford College, B.A., B.S., M.S.; French I, II and III; Spon¬ sor of Le Cercle Francais and Eighth Grade Class. Mrs. Mary E. Farmer, above, receives an injection during the free clmic sponsored by the Smyth County Health Department for faculty members and students. 93 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND STAFF MISS MARION E. RUSSELL. West Vir¬ ginia State College, B.S.; Home Econom¬ ics, Global Geography; Sponsor of Sophomore Class. MRS. LINDA J. SIE¬ GEL, Madison College, B.S.; General Type¬ writing, Typewriting I, Shorthand I, Girls’ P.E.; Sponsor of Co-Ed Hi-Y and Eighth Grade Class. MR, WILLIAM ST. JOHN, V.P.I. S.U. B.S., M.Ed.; Agri¬ culture Machinery Ser¬ vice, Ag. 8, Girls’ Agri¬ culture; Sponsor of Future Farmers of America. MISS LOUISE SNAVE- LY, Averette College, Radford College, B.A., Columbia University, M.A.; Government; Sponsor of Senior Class. MISS ANNE B. STRICKLER, Concord College, B.S.; Librarian. MRS. CHARLOTTE S. SUTH¬ ERLAND, Radford College, B.S.; Chemistry, General Math; Spon¬ sor of Junior Varsity Cheerleaders and Junior Class. 94 LAND, V.P.I. S.U., B.S., Rad¬ ford College, M.S.; Math 9, Physics, Advanced Math, Ge¬ ometry; Sponsor of Student Co¬ operative Association. CUSTODIANS (above): Mr. Gary Ashby, Mr. Frank Heath. Mrs. Pansy R. Rollins and Mr. Jerry A. Eggers, below, relax after earning their Master’s Degrees. MR. CHARLES P. WALLACE, Bluefield College, Appalachian State University, B.S., M.A.; Instrumental Music, Band Direc¬ tor, Music Appreciation. 95 MISS MARION E. RUSSELL, West Vir¬ ginia State College, B.S.; Home Econom¬ ics, Global Geography; Sponsor of Sophomore Class. MR. WILLIAM ST. ured above are Sam Powers, class reporter, and Nila Jo Denton, class secretary. Eleanor Beckner Cathy Berry Ginger Berry Jackie Berry Mike Billings Buddy Blevins 96 Eva Blevins Fred Blevins Randall Blevins Eve Buchanan Sue Call Vickie Canter Janie Carlton Linda Carrico Doug Casey Carol Childers Patricia Childers Eva S. Coalson 97 Nancy Cole Weaver Cole Barbara Colgate Lester Compton Cathy C. Cregger Sandy Davidson Amanda DeBusk Patty Delp Billy Dempsey Judy Dempsey Tom Dennison Nila Jo Denton SENIORS 98 Kay Dixon Charles Doane Judy Dolinger Fred Blevins, vice-president, Donnie Surber, president, and Rita McGhee, treasurer, discuss the magazine sales which were one of the money-making projects for the senior class. Debbie Doss Eddie Doss Deborah Dungan 99 SENIORS John Edmiston Wayne Finley Debbie Glasco Frank Greer John Harriger Zeean Harris Jeanne R. Hart Bobby Joe Heath Rick Henderson Gary Heninger Karen Hollowood Scotty Hopkins 100 Steve Hopkins Elaine Jones Scotty Keesee Eddie Larimer Patricia Mason Donald McClure Mike McClure Sherry McClure Debbie C. McGhee Rita McGhee Betty McKee Hal Minnick 101 Mickey Moser Brad Mullen Donald Mutter Mary Owens Sharon Owens George Palmer Janie M. Parris Debbie Pennington Nellie Pierce I 102 Beverly J. Pruitt Mary Lynne Ratliff Ruth Reasor Mary Rethford Terri Robinson Mary Kay Sawyer Jim Shupe Connie Smith Frank Smith 103 Keith Sturgill Bobby Stevens Vicki Stevenson Donnie Surber Toby Taylor Robin Thomas Elaine K. Tilson Debbie Trail Monnie Sue Umbarger Jimmy Walker Linda Walker La-Juan Walker SENIORS 104 Mike Walters Danny Walton Donald Werkheiser Sharon Whitely Songia Widener Janies Winebarger A representative from Virginia Highlands Community College, Abingdon, talks to seniors about his school’s program, left. MOTTO: Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today. FLOWER: Mountain Laurel (ambition, glory, and victory) COLORS: Purple and lavender 105 JUNIOR CLASS Elaine Sturgill, treasurer, Catherine Clark, secretary, and Junior-Senior Prom with Mr. K. G. Nelson and Mrs, Char- Cindy Smith, vice-president, discuss plans for the annual lotte S. Sutherland, two of the class sponsors. Debbie Adams Beverly Berry Joyce Billings Sharon Blankenbeckler 106 Randy Clapp Bebbie Clark Catherine Clark Dan Coalson Kerry Donnelly Jimmy Doss Mike Dowell Darlene Doyle Jimmy Delp Sharon Dempsey David Dixon Debbie Dixon 107 Donnie Duncan Cindy Eller Nancy Eller Ronnie Eller Charles Halsey Linda F. Harris Darrell Hayden Eddie Hayden 108 Doug Rowland, class chaplain, Kathy Sturgill, reporter, and Mrs. Jean Hamm, sponsor, inspect the items sold by the class as money-making projects. Kendall Johnson Lynn Johnson Angela King David Lambert Ronnie Lindsey Lisa Love Ronnie Lowman Carolyn Martin JUNIORS 109 JUNIORS David Lambert and Bill Huff, class president, pose with the W’arrior “head which David made for the class to present to the school. David Martin Patty McAllister Kathy Odum Billy Olinger WUlie Rich Frank Robbins Dana W. Romans Karen Roop Bonnie Peake Vickie Peake Luann Poe Dennis Polk I 110 Reva Rouse Doug Rowland Debbie Sage Betty Sheets Perry Skeen Cindy Smith Judy Stamper Judy C. Stamper Donnie Tilson Janet Widener Barbara Wright David Wyatt SOPHOMORE CLASS Sophomore Class officers pictured above are H. E. Gillespie, president; Mark Cole, vice-president; Doug Bise, secretary; Laura Smith, treasurer; Connie Cregger, reporter; Mike (froseclose, chaplain. Mike Adams Margaret Alderman William Allen Patty Arnold Rickie Barlow Charles Barr Joanie Berry Gary Billings Doug Bise Beverly Blessing Anita Blevins Debbie Blevins Delores Blevins Gary Blevins Jerry Blevins John Blevins Kathy L. Blevins Peggy Blevins Rickie Blevins Ricky Blevins Teresa Blevins Terri Blevins Vicky Blevins Beth Bonham 112 BUI Bonham Doug Bowling Frank Branson Teresa Brooks Sharon Call Norma Canter Nathan Carrico Jeannie Clark Mark Cole Donnie Coley Eddie Collins Donald Cook Connie Cregger Sammy Cregger Jimmy Croson Tina Crouse James Davis David DeBusk Donna Delp Susan Delp Wayne Dempsey Robert Edmiston David Eller Linda Eller Allen Elliott Kevin Elswick Betty Dennison Chris Doss Mike Doss Patricia Doss Bobby Dowell Mike Estep Paul Farris Robbie Fenner Mike Frye Vickie Garrett David Gillespie 113 H. E. Gillespie Jerri Gilley Phyllis Gilley Tony Gilley Mike Goodman Jerry Greer Regina Greer Bobby Grinstead Mike Groseclose Mike Haga Alan Hale Kathy Hamm Debbie Harriger Freda Harris Peggy Hawkins Eugene Hayden Debbie Heath Jeffrey Heath Ray Heath Trent Heath Susan Henderson Cynthia Hopkins Sharon Horton Scottie Howell Eddie Hughes William Hunt Brenda Hutton Steve Jackson William Kelly Janie King Darrell Lambert John Lamie Judy Lamie Jimmy Legard Jimmy Lee Jim Love W’illiam Lowe 114 Jimmy Lyles Bilker Martin Roger Martin Cliti ' ord Mason Vickie McC ' lure Brenda Meade Sheila Miller Tom Odum Barbara Patton Steve I’oe Crystal Polk Karen Powers Ricky Powers Libby Prof ' itt Rachel Reasor Allen Richardson Ellis Rouse Larry Rouse Lynn Sage Jimmy Sheets Sharon Sheets Laura Smith Cathy Stamper Karen Stewart Robin Stokes Peggy Stines Carol Sturgill Phillip Sullivan Sheila Sullivan David Taylor Barbara Thomas Sherian Thomas Hilda Turley Brenda VanHoozier Karen Walker Linda Wolfe Junior Wyatt 115 PRESIDENT: Rustv Stamper; VICE-PRESIDENT: Pete Sturgill; SECRETARY: Jav Cole; TREASURER: Greg Landis; REPORTER: Matt Ble% ins. FRESHMEN Kathy Barlow Debbie Barr Lisa Bedwell Dean Berry Gary Blankenbeckler Anna Ruth Blevins Boyd Blevins Connie Blevins David Blevins Donna Blevins Jerry Blevins Kavin Blevins Lisa Blevins Matt Blevins Opal Blevins Tim Blevins 116 ' rony Bogle Randy Brewer •Joleen Bryant Buddy Buchanan •lulia Buchanan Mary Carrico Tony Clapp Terrie Clark Jay Cole Dehbie Conner Lynn Crutchfield Teresa Dancy Donna Davis Andrew Dempsey Darlene Dennison Lewis Doane Judy Dowell David Duncan Tim Dunn Beverly Eller Carol Eller Revenna Elliot Martha Lynn Fisher Kay Flannagan Diane Foore Brent Foster Sonya Francisco Martha Freeman Anita Gore Pamela Greer Randall (freer James Guy Becky Hall Danny Hayden Laurinda Hayden 117 Vickie Hayden Sheila Heath Barbara Hopkins Janie Howell Ben Huff Beth Huff Tommy Jackson Susie Johnson Dwayne Keen Greg Landis Jo Ann Layell Carol Marshall Jo Ann Martin Jeff Mash Brenda McGhee Mike Meade Charles Mercer Herbert Montgomery Barbara Mutter Clement Osborne Stuart Osborne Richard Parks Karen Peake Marilyn Peake J. D. Pennington Harold Pickeral Janice Powers Bessie Pruitt Patricia Rethford Sandra Rhudy Neta Rich Jeff Richardson Jerry Richardson Joyce Richardson 118 I I I Steve Ridge Janet Robbins Judy Robinson Kenny Rose Emily Rouse Becky Sexton Judy Sheets Martha Sheets Ralph Sheets Sandra Shumate Cheryl Smith Greg Smith Suzanne Smith Rusty Stamper Lisa Sturgill Pete Sturgill Tammy Sturgill Terri Sturgill Debbie T est ament Jerry Testerman Glenn Thomas Tammy Thomas Billy Thompson Dorothy Thompson Diane Tuck Kaye I ' pchurch Tammy Vance Chuck Violette Debby Violette Curtis Warren Donald VVidner Debbie Wilkinson Regenia Williams Eddie Yarber 119 EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS PRESIDENT Karen Hughes VICE-PRESIDENT Tommy Overbay SECRETARY V ' ickie Williams TREASURER Sherry Evans CHAPLAIN Frank Pugh Sheila Adams Jesse Ashburn Peggy Ashby Martha Atwell Dorothy Bennett Gary Black Lisa Black Dawn Blessing Allen Blevins Craig Blevins Don Blevins Jeannette Blevins Julius Blevins Lou Blevins Patty Blevins Sammy Blevins Susan Blevins Tim Blevins Bivings Bonham Robert Cochran 120 Joyce Colgate Judy Collins Roger Collins Tony Collins Sally Cox Rick Crusenberry Travis Crutchl ' ielci Carol Cullop Ellen Dancy Steve Davidson Randy Dempsey Sandy Dixon Glenn Dolinger Kay Dolinger Brenda Dowell Sue Dunn Anne Eller Barry Eller Robert Eller Jeff Evans Sherry Evans Carla Francisco Buddy Galliher Connie Gillespie Edgar Gilliam Terry Gilley David Goff Debbie Gollehon Thelma Greer Cathy Gross Kathy Haga Tim Haga Larry Hall Patricia Hall Michael Halsey Tammy Hamm Jeff Harriger Mitchell Hayter 121 Bobby Heath Jeff Heath Rickey Hensley Teresa Holmes Karen Hughes Libby Jackson Larry Joines Lisa Jones Randy Jones Steve Kegley Michael Kell Kathy Lampkins Timmy Landis Barbara Lester Mike Little Tommy Little Jack Love Connie Lowe Charles McClure Jill McClure Susan Moore Charlotte Moser Donna Mullen Clay Odum Della Olinger Bill Osborne Dale Osborne Rick Osborne Tommy Overbay Becky Pafford Rhonda Pennington Steve Pennington Rita Peake Sherry Pickle Walter Pierce Raymond Polk Larry Prater Debbie Pruitt 122 Frank Pugh Landon Quillen Kenneth Rich Richard Richardson Freddy Riley Patty Ring Jimmy Robbins Nellie Robbins Barbara Robinson Sharon Roland Barbara Rouse Joe Rowland Debbie Sanders Richard Sauls Donna Smith Sandy Smith Wayne Sheffield Diane Shuler Barbara Sparks Jewel Stamper Jimmy Stamper Kathy Steffey Debbie Stewart Kaye Stewart Kathy Sturgill Sandy Taylor Susie Testerman Mark Thomas Minnie Thomas Charles Tucker David Tuell Larry Walters Vickie W ' illiams Wanda Williams Alice Wilson Mary W ' ilson Darla Worley EIGHTH GRADE 123 SEATED: Bebbie Clark. PRESIDENT; Bonnie Peake, VICE-PRESIDENT: Cindy Smith, VICE-PRESIDENT; Susan Delp, SECRETARY; Catherine Clark, TREA- SL ' RER: Tammy Vance, REPORTER; Amanda DeBusk, CHAPLAIN. SECOND ROW: Cindy Eller. Carolyn Mar¬ tin, Nila Jo Denton, Betty McKee, Debbie Glasco, Debbie Dungan, Sharon W ' hitely, Eleanor Beckner, Reva Rouse. THIRD ROW: Nellie Pierce, Eve Buchanan, Dixie Tilson, Lisa Love, Angelia King, Bill Huff, Debbie Doss. Patty Delp, Larrv Brown, Rita McGhee, Mrs. Pansv R. Rollins, SPONSOR. LE CERCLE FRANC AIS FIRST ROW: Tammy Sturgill, Debbie Violet, Sonya Fran¬ cisco, Lisa Blevins, Vicky Blevins, Debbie Blevins, Emily Rouse, Debbie Wilkinson, Beverly Blessing. SECOND ROW: Matt Blevins, Sandra Rhudy. Karen Walker, Lisa Sturgill, Ravenna Elliott, Regina Williams, Donna Blevins, Terry Sturgill, Karen Peake, Janet Robinson. THIRD ROW: Margaret Alderman, Rachel Reasor, Laura Smith, Joannie Berry, Beth Bonham, Bill Bonham, Shiela Sulli¬ van, Julia Buchanan, Joleen Bryant, Connie Cregger, Lisa Bedwell, Terri Clark. SEATED; Mr. Jerrv A. Eggers, SPONSOR; Sherrv Mc¬ Clure, PRESIDENT; Janie Carlton, VICE-PRESIDENT; Janie King, SECRETARY; Kathv L. Blevins, TREA¬ SURER; Buddy Blevins, CHAPLAIN. SECOND ROW: Vickie McClure, Jeannie Clark, Carolyn Boger, Phyllis House, Rita McGhee, Connie Sturgill, Dixie Tilson, Peggy Blevins, Darlene Doyle, Nila Jo Denton, Mary Kay Sawyer. THIRD ROW: Cindy Smith, Debbie Dixon, Elaine Sturgill, Luann Poe, Beverly Berry, Connie Stewart, Eddie Larimer, Doug Casey, Patty Delp, Janet Widener, Mary Lynn Rat¬ liff, Kav Dixon. NOT PICTURED: Terri Robinson, REPORTER. F.B.L.A. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: Mr. Joe Fore, SPONSOR; Rita McGhee, PRE¬ SIDENT; Donald McClure, VICE-PRESIDENT; Debbie Glasco, SECRETARY; Eva Blevins, TREASURER; Ruth Reasor, REPORTER; Patty Delp, CHAPLAIN. SECOND ROW; Carolyn Martin, Bebbie Clark, Sharon Dempsey, Chuck Blevins, Judy Dempsey, Mary Owens, Eleanor Beck- ner. THIRD ROW: David Dixon, Bonnie Peake, Kendall Johnson, Bill Huff, David Lambert, Kerry Donnelly, Amanda DeBusk, Betty McKee. SEATED: Mrs. Linda J. Siegel. SPONSOR; Craig Blevins, PRESIDENT: Karen Hughes. VICE-PRESIDENT; David Goff, SECRETARY; Carol Gullop. TREASURER; Becky Pafford. REPORTER; Sharon Rowland, CH.APLAIN. SEC¬ OND ROW: Sandy Dixon. Sherry Evans. Debbie Gollehon. Mary Ann Wilson. Carla Francisco, Alice Wilson, Vickie Williams. Jeanette Blevins. Dawn Blessing. THIRD ROW: Timmy Landis, Lisa Black. Barbara Robinson, Tammy Hamm, Suzan Moore, Martha Atwell, Wanda Williams, Larry Joines. Mike Martin. FOURTH ROWL Kay Dolinger, Debbie Stewart, Susan Blevins, Sandy Smith, Sally Cox, Cathy Sturgill, Sherry Pickle, Patty Blevins, Kathy Haga, Clay Odum. FIFTH ROW: Walter Pierce. Jessie .Ashburn, Tommy Little, Travis Crutchfield. Tim Haga. Tommy Over¬ bay. David Tuell, Charlotte Moser, Jewel Stamper. CO-ED HI-Y BUS PATROL FIRST ROW: Teresa Dancy. Emily Rouse. Suzanne Smith. ROW: Linda Wolfe. Joanie Berry, Debbie Dixon, Teresa Bessie Pruitt, Tammy Vance, Debbie Trail. SECOND Brooks, Peggy Blevins, Kathy Blevins, Mitchell Hayter. SEATED: Mrs. June Conner, SPONSOR; Amanda De- Busk, PRESIDENT; Ruth Reasor, VICE-PRESIDENT; Debbie Glasco, SECRETARY; Eleanor Beckner, TREA¬ SURER; Kathy Heath, REPORTER; Catherine Clark, CHAPLAIN. SECOND ROW: Bebbie Clark, Carolyn Mar¬ tin, Judy Stamper, Nila Jo Denton, Cathy Stamper, Kay Dixon, Margaret Alderman, Laura Smith, Vicky Blevins, Cindy Eller. THIRD ROW: William Kelly, Mike Grose- close, Beverly Blessing, Debbie Blevins, Eve Buchanan, Jeannie Clark, Sharon Dempsey, Cindy Smith, Nellie Pierce, Mary Owens. FOURTH ROW: William Allen, David DeBusk, Rachel Reasor, Bonnie Peake, Vickie Peake, Terri Blevins, Debbie Dixon, Cathy Odum, Susan Delp, Anita Blevins, Sharon Owens, Betty McKee. FIFTH ROW: Donald McClure, Chuck Blevins, Doug Casey, Elaine Stur¬ gill, Patty McAllister, Scotty Hopkins, Bill Huff, Patty Delp, Debbie Doss, Angela King, Lisa Love, Beth Bonham, Bill Bonham. BETA CLUB STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION SEATED: Mr. R. Rhett Sutherland, SPONSOR; Patty Delp. PRESIDENT; Bill Huff, VICE-PRESIDENT; Kathy Heath, SECRETARY; Kerry Donnelly, REPORTER; Catherine Clark, TREASURER; Cindy Smith, CHAPLAIN. SECOND ROW: Carol Cullop, Karen Hughes, David Tuell, Tommy Overbay, Tim Haga, Donald McClure, Perry Skeen, Mike Groseclose, Tammy Vance, Lynn Johnson, Martha Lynn Fisher. THIRD ROW: Sandra Rhudy, Julia Buchanan, Bonnie Peake, Greg Landis, Weaver Cole. Rachel Reasor, Fred Blevins, Rita McGhee, Connie Cregger, Peggy Blevins. SEATED: Buddy Blevins, PRESIDENT; David DeBusk, ASSISTANT PRESIDENT; Darrell Havden, FIRST VICE- PRESIDENT; Donald McClure, SECOND VICE-PRESI¬ DENT; Scotty Hopkins, THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT; Don¬ ald Duncan, TREASURER; Trent Heath, SECRETARY; Kevin Elswick, REPORTER; Susan Henderson, SENTIN¬ EL. SECOND ROW: Mr. William St. John, SPONSOR; Frank Robbins, Doug Rowland, Donald Mutter, Danny Walton, Nancy Cole, Patricia Mason, Junior Bogle, Frank¬ lin Blevins, David Dixon, Mr. Glenn A. Anderson, SPON¬ SOR. THIRD ROW: Tim Stokes, Eddie Collins, Kendall Johnson, Phillip Sullivan, Billy Dempsey, Fred Blevins, Charlie Doane, Mike Hopkins, James Whnebarger, Randy Clapp, Jimmy Walker, David Blevins, Mr. Larkin C. Phil¬ lips, SPONSOR. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SEATED: H. E. Gillespie, Chris Doss, Bobby Grinstead. Frank Branson, Eugene Hayden. Rickie Blevins, Larry Rouse, Donald Cook, Charles Testerman. SECOND ROW: Tim Blevins, Bobby Heath, Tony Collins, Wayne Dempsey, Dennis Harris, Ben Huff. Fred Riley, Tim Dunn, Clifford Mason. Mike Groseclose, Jerry Greer, Melvin Foore. THIRD ROW: Brent Foster, Alan Hale, Jim Love, Robert Eller, Jim Croson, Steve Poe, Ricky Barlow, William Allen. Wil¬ liam Hunt, Roger Martin, Larry Walters. FOURTH ROW: Boyd Blevins, Donald Whdener. Mike Meade, Eddie Hughes, Jerry Blevins, Doug Bowling, Robert Edmiston, Ray Heath, William Kelly, Mark Cole, Allen Elliott, Mike Goodman Ellis Rouse. SEATED: Mr. R. Dwight Barker, Jr., SPONSOR; Keith Sturgill, PRESIDENT; Bill Huff, VICE-PRESIDENT; Eddie Larimer, TREASL RER; Sam Powers, TREASLIRER; Mike Billings, REPORTER; Mike Groseclose, CHAPLAIN, SECOND ROW: Lester Compton, Robbie Fenner, Kerry Donnelly, David Dixon, Johnny Edmiston, William Allen, H. E. Gillespie, William Kelly, Mike Frye, Jim Love, Tim Blevins. THIRD ROW: Greg Landis, David Duncan, Jimmy Lee, Robert Edmiston, Mike Goodman, Mark Cole, Tom Odum, Bill Bonham, Eddie Hughes, Larry Brown, Doug Rowland, Perry Skeen. NOT PICTURED: Mike Mc¬ Clure. HI-Y GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SEATED: Mrs. Judy Lewis, SPONSOR; Ruth Reasor, PRESIDENT; Catherine Clark, VICE-PRESIDENT; Reva Rouse, SECRETARY; Peggy Blevins, TREASURER; Kathy Blevins, REPORTER; Margaret Alderman, HISTORIAN; Dixie Tilson, CHAPLAIN. SECOND ROW: Martha Fisher, Nila Jo Denton, Robin Stokes, Rachel Reasor, Debbie Glas- co, Kay Dixon, Sharon Whitley, Kathy Sturgill, Cathy Berry. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Martin, Sharon Dempsey, Jackie Berry, Linda Wolfe, Betty Grinstead, Lisa Blevins, Karen Hollowood, Kathy Odum, Susan Delp, Barbara Wright. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Smith, Joanie Berry, Joleen Bryant, Patty McAllister, Patty Delp, Ginger Berry, Sheila Sullivan, Donna Delp, Connie Cregger, Laura Smith. SEATED: Ginger Berry, PRESIDENT; Catherine Clark, VICE-PRESIDENT; Robin Stokes, SECRETARY; Cindy Smith, TREASUR ER; Kathy Odum, REPORTER; Sharon VVTiitley, HISTORIAN; Miss Elizabeth Love, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Kathy Heath, Cindy Eller, Carolyn Boger, Phyllis House, Susan Delp, Dixie Tilson, Cathy Berry. THIRD ROW: Judy L. Stamper, Angela King, Betty Sheets, Bonnie Peake, Beverly Berry, Lisa Love, Barbara Wright, Kathv Blevins. NOT PICTURED: Lynn Johnson, CHAPLAIN. ' TRI-HI-Y SEATED: Joanie Berry, Rachael Reasor, Carol Sturgill, Peggy Blevins, Vicki Garrett, Anna Ruth Blevins, Lisa Blevins. SECOND ROW: Tammy Vance, Tammy Stur¬ gill, Cheryl Smith, Janie Howell, Suzanne Smith, Donna Davis, Sonya Francisco, Martha Fisher, Debby Violette. THIRD ROW: Janie King, Debbie Blevins, Cathy Stamper, Vicky Blevins, Beverly Blessing, Sandra Rhudy, Debbie Wilkinson, Lisa Sturgill, Jo Ann Martin, Kathy L. Blevins. FOURTH ROW: Jeannie Clark, Joleen Bryant, Terri Clark, Lisa Bedwell, Terri Blevins, Connie Creggar, Julia Buchan¬ an, Beth Bonham, Peggy Stines, Jo Ann Layell, Beth Huff. SEATED: Mr. Jerrv Eggers, ADVISOR: Eva Blevins, EDITOR; Rita McGhee, ASSISTANT EDITOR; Songia VVidener, BUSINESS MANAGER; Mrs. Mary B. Aker, ADVISOR. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Martin, Judy Demp¬ sey, ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER; Sherry Mc¬ Clure, Janie Carlton. THIRD ROW: Bebbie Clark, Patty McAllister, Debra Wilkinson. FOURTH ROW: David Dixon. Kendall Johnson. Patty Delp, Debbie Dixon. NOT PICTURED: Terri Robinson. CHILVALEE STAFF MONOGRAM CLUB SEATED: Mr. H. C. Carter, SPONSOR: Fred Blevins. PRESIDENT; Bill Huff, SECRETARY; Weaver Cole, TREASURER; Harvev Hudgins, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS; Mr. Dickie Greer, SPONSOR; Mr. K. G. Nelson, SPON¬ SOR. SECOND ROW: H. E. Gillespie, Charles Halsey, Jimmy Sheets, Mike Frye, Robbie Fenner. Billy Olinger, Tommy Gollehon, Mike Dowell. THIRD ROW: Eddie Doss, Mark Casey, Kerry Donnelly, William Kelly, Ellis Rouse, William Allen, Mike Goodman. FOURTH ROW: Lester Compton, Mark Cole, Rickie Blevins, Donnie Tilson, Keith Sturgill, Kevin Elswick, Donald McClure, Jimmy Lee, David Martin. NOT PICTURED: Eddie Hayden, VICE- PRESIDENT; Sam Powers. FIRST ROW: Debbie Doss. Eleanor Beckner, Connie Ste¬ wart. Connie Cregger. Regina Williams. SECOND ROW: Rachel Reasor. Margaret Alderman. Zeean Harris. Terry Sturgill. Debbie Stewart. Betty McKee. THIRD ROW: Catherine Clark. William Allen. Brent Foster. Karen Stewart. Susan Moore, Robert Cochran, Roger Martin, Vickie Gollehon, Lisa Love. FOURTH ROW: Donald Mc¬ Clure. David DeBusk. STANDING: Tim Blevins, Tony Collins, Timmie Landis, Susan Blevins, Laura Smith, Bobbv Jo Heath, James Winebarger, Robert Edmiston, Mr. Charles P. Wallace, DIRECTOR. WARRIOR BAND FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SEATED: Vickie Gollehon, PRESIDENT; Luann Poe, VICE-PRESIDENT; Debbie Dixon, SECRETARY; Marv Lvnn RatlilL SECRETARY; Eva Blevins. TREASURER; Elaine Sturgill. CHAPLAIN. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gladys H. Frve, SPONSOR; Vickie Peake, REPORTER; Bettv Sheets. PHOTOGRAPHER; Phvllis House, SONGLEAD- ER; Carol Childers, PARLIAMENTARIAN; Patricia Chil¬ ders, HISTORIAN. THIRD ROW: Kathv Heath, Judy Stamper, Marilyn Peake, Dana Romans, Laurinda Hayden, Connie Sturgill. Barbara Hopkins, Patty Rethford, Joyce Richardson, Zeean Harris, Debbie Wilkinson, Martha Lynn Fisher. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Wright, Sheila Heath, Carolyn Boger. Janie King, Betty Grinstead, Beverly Berry, Beth Huff, Judy Robinson, Lynn Crutchfield, Anna Ruth Blevins, Diane Fore, Tina Crouse. FIRST ROW: Amanda DeBusk, Vickie Blevins, Beth Bon¬ ham, Bill Bonham. SECOND ROW: Martha Lynn Phsher, Lisa Sturgill, Karen Walker, Beth Huff, Tammy Sturgill, Sonya hVancisco, Eve Buchanan. THIRD ROW: Ravenna Elliott, Kaye Stewart, Becky Paff ' ord, Jill McClure, Tammy Hamm, Debbie Sanders, Angela King. FOURTH ROW: Bill Huff , Sharon Whitely, Sandra Rhudy, Bivings Bonham, Don Blevins, Julia Buchanan, Sharon Roland, Kathy Stur¬ gill, Weaver Cole, Ben Huff ' . WARRIOR BAND FORENSIC CLUB SEATED: Mrs. Marv E. Farmer, SPONSOR; Eve Buchan¬ an, PRESIDENT; Betty McKee, VICE-PRESIDENT; Vick¬ ie Blevins, TREASURER; Vickie Gollehon, REPORTER; Mrs. Jean Hamm, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Karen Peake, Sheila Heath, Cindy Eller, Beverly Blessing, Buddy Blevins, Zeean Harris, Terri Clark, Tammy Sturgill, Sandra Rhudy. THIRD ROW: David DeBusk, Joann Martin, Nel¬ lie Pierce, Angela King, Amanda DeBusk, Julia Buchanan, Anna Ruth Blevins, Lisa Bedwell, Terri Sturgill. FOURTH ROW: Mike Frye, Janie King, Terri Blevins, Sheila Sulli¬ van, Sam Powers, Beverly Berry, Lisa Love, Rachel Reasor, Regina Williams, Beth Huff. NOT PICTURED: Beth Bon¬ ham, SECRETARY; Debbie Blevins. SEATED: Mrs. Mary B. Aker, SPONSOR; Ginger Berry, WORK. STANDING: Patty McAllister, Cindy Smith, EDITOR; Mary Lynn Ratliff, ASSISTANT EDITOR; Janie Elaine Sturgill, FEATL RES; Connie Sturgill, Tommy Over- Carlton, MIMEOGRAPHER; Mary Kay Sawyer, ART bay, Charlotte Moser, CHILA-ZETTE STAFF VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SEATED: Susan Delp, LaJuan Walker, Kathy Sturgill. KNEELING: Reva Rouse, CO-CAPTAIN; Ruth Reasor, CAPTAIN; Terri Robinson, Debbie Glasco. FIRST ROW; Mr. H. C. Carter. Jr., COACH; Gary Henin- g er, Donnie Surber. Lester Compton, Fred Blevins, CAP- T.AIN; Keith Sturgill, CAPTAIN; Eddie Doss, CAPTAIN; Weaver Cole, Steve Hopkins, Jimmy Lee, Doug Bise. SEC¬ OND ROW: Mr. Ron Bales, COACH; Robbie Fenner. Kerry Donnelly, Mark Casey, Donnie Tilson, Eddie Hayden, David Martin, Rickie Blevins, Mark Cole, H. E. Gillespie, Mr. Don Ratliff, COACH. THIRD ROW: Rusty Stamper; Tony Clapp, Jim Croson, Jeff Mash, Alan Hale, Chris Doss, Her¬ bie Montgomery, Kevin Blevins, Allen Elliott, Charles Hals¬ ey, Jay Cole, Pete Sturgill. VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTB ALL FIRST ROW: Chris Doss, CAPTAIN; Mark Cole, Greg Smith, David Duncan, Tim Blevins, Randv Pickle, Jay Cole, Alan Hale. Daniel Sturgill, MANAGER. SECOND ROW; Rusty Stamper, Tony Bogle, Danny Hayden, Pete Sturgill, H. E. Gillespie, CAPTAIN; Doug Bise, CAPl’AIN; Robbie Fenner, Herbie Montgomerv, Jim Croson. THIRD ROW: Edd ie Yarber, Dwayne King, Jeff Mash, Tony Clapp, Jerry Blevins, Mike Meade, Kavin Blevins, Allen Elliott, Richard Richardson, Sammy Cregger. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Dickie Greer, COACH. FIRST ROW: Donnie Surber, Mike Billings, Johnny Ed- CAPTAIN; Dennis Polk. Sammy Powers. Bill Huff, Gary miston. Eddie Doss, Eddie Hayden. SECOND ROW: Don Heninger. H. C. Carter, COACH; Ben Huff. MANAGER. Blevins. MANAGER; Dickie Greer. COACH; Keith Sturgill, BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Ellis Rouse, Mike Frye. H. E. Gillespie. CAP- Ham Kelly. THIRD ROWH Brent Foster, MANAGER; Mike TAIN; Robbie Fenner. Mike Groseclose. SECOND ROW; Meade, Greg Landis. Herbert Montgomery. Robert Edmis- Jay Cole, Greg Smith, William Allen, Jimmy Sheets. Wil- ton. Chris Doss, Dwight Barker, COACH. FIRST ROW: Elaine Sturgill, MANAGER; Ginger Berry, STATISTICIAN; Luann Poe, MANAGER. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Martin, Dixie Tilson, CO-CAPTAIN; Karen Hollowood, Jackie Berry, Joanie Berry, Patty Delp, CAF - TAIN; Catherine Clark, Rachel Reasor, Patty McAllister. Linda VVolle. Betty Grinstead, Judy Lewis, COACH. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Beth Bonham, Vickie Garrett, Robin Stokes, Peggy Blevins, CAPTAIN; Carla Francisco, Sandy Dixon, Martha Fisher, Debbie Dixon, Donna Delp, CO CAF TAIN; Joleen Bryant, Barbara Mutter. FRONT ROW: Rickey Hensley. Daniel Sturgill, Mike Halsey. SECOND ROW: Charles Violet. Jimmy Lyles. Mike Good¬ man, Jim Shupe CO-CAFT. IN. Pete Sturgill. Weaver Cole CO-CAPTAIN. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ron Bales COACH. Mark Cole, Charles Halsey. Charles Profitt. David Wyatt. Rickie Blevins. Richard Richardson. WRESTLING JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: Tammy Sturgill CO-C.APTAIN. Ravenna Elliott CO-C.APTAIN. STANDING: Beth Huff. Mary .4nn Wilson, Joleen Bryant. Karen Hughes, Vickie VVhlliams. Sally Cox. FIRST ROW: Clay Odum, MANAGER; Frank Pugh, MAN¬ AGER; Donnie Duncan, Ronnie Eller, Allen Blevins, Robbie b’enner, Louis Doane, Scottv Hopkins, Tommy Gollehon, Raymond Polk. SECOND ROW: Mr. Don Ratcliff, COACH; Mark Casey, Doug Casey, Doug Bise, Chris Doss, Steve Hop¬ kins, Dennis Polk, Kendall Johnson, Charlie Doane, Donnie Surber, Eddie Doss, Ray Heath. BASEBALL nm IT EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Joe Rowland, Gary Black, Zac Cadwell, Erine Miller, Vernon Sturgill, Frank Pugh MANAGER. SECOND ROW: Mr. Don Ratcliff COACH, Lynn Van Hoozier, Mike Little, Bivings Bcinham, Tom Overbay, Tom Little, David Goff, Robert Cochran, Jack Love, Tim Haga, Steve Kegley, Steve Hall, Charles Tucker. SP ' FRONT ROW: Rickev Henslev, Daniel Sturgill, Mike Halsev. SECOND ROW: Charles Violet, Jimmv Lyles, Mike Good¬ man, Jim Shupe CO-CAPTAIN, Pete Sturgill, Weaver Cole CO-CAPTAIN, THIRD ROW: Mr, Ron Bales COACH, Mark Cole, Charles Halsey, Charles Profitt, David Wyatt, Rickie Blevins, Richard Richardson, WRESTLING VJXX tLLikJ FIRST ROW: Barbara Mutter, Joleen Bryant, Linda Wolfe, Donna Davis, Judy Dowell, Martha Fisher, Joanie Berry, Anna Ruth Blevins. SECOND ROW: Margaret Alderman, Vicki Blevins, Susan Johnson, Catherine Clark, CAPTAIN; Beth Bonham, Regina W’illiams, Rachel Reasor, Karla Rat- cliffe. Mrs. Judy Lewis, COACH. FIRST ROW: Clay Odum. MANAGER; Frank Pugh. MAN- .■ GER; Donnie Duncan. Ronnie Eller. Allen Blevins. Robbie P’enner. Louis Doane. Scottv Hopkins. Tommy Gollehon. Raymond Polk. SECOND ROW: Mr. Don Ratcliff. COACH; Mark Casey. Doug Casey. Doug Rise. Chris Doss. Steve Hop¬ kins, Dennis Polk, Kendall Johnson, Charlie Doane, Donnie Surber, Eddie Doss, Ray Heath. BASEBALL GOLF KNEELING: Mike Frve, Jimmv Sheets, Billv Olinger. STANDING: Roger Martin, Jimmv Love, Larrv Brown, Mr. H. C. Car¬ ter, COACH. SENIOR STATISTICS ELEANOR HLTTTON BECKNER — Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 5; Science Club 4; National Honor Society 4, 5; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; French Club 3, 4, 5; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Award 3; Jr. Model General Assembly Delegate 2. CATHY ANN BERRY — Basketball 1, 2, Statistician 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5; G.A A. I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Library Club 1, 2; Junior Play Cast. JACKIE LYNN BERRY — Track Manager 3, Statistician 4; Tri-Hi-Y’ 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 4, 5; Beta Club 5; F.B.L.A. 4. MANDELON LOUISE BERRY — (GINGER) — Basketball 1, 3, 4, Statistician 5, Most Valuable Player 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y’ Historian 2, 3, 4. President 5; G.A A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Science Club, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4; CHILAZETTE 3, 4, Editor 5; Forensic Club 2, Chaplain 3, Reporter 4; S.C.A. 1, 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y ' Vice President 1; Band 1, 2; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; State Hi-Y ' Assembly Dele¬ gate 1, 2, 3, State Chaplain 3; Class Reporter 1, Class Secretary 3; Model General Assembly Delegate 4; High Magazine Salesman 5. MICHAEL ANDREW BILLINGS — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Track 3, 4, 5, Co-Captain 5, Outstanding Trackman 5; School Record in Triple Jump 5, Regional Broad Jump Champion 5; Science Club 1, 4; Hi-Y’ 2, 3, 4, Reporter 5; Senior Play Cast. EVA DARLENE BLEVINS — National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 5; CHELVALEE 4. Editor 5; F H.A. 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 5; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y’ 1; Biology Award 3; CHELVALEE Award 5; Senior Play Student Director; Salutatorian. FREDERICK MARTIN BLEVINS — Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 5, Most Dedicated 4. 5; Monogram Club 3. 4, President 5; S.C.A. 4, 5; F.F.A. 2, 3, Vice-President 4, 5. RANDALL LANE BLEVINS VIRGIL LUTHER BLEVINS (BUDDY) — Wrestling 2; Track 2; Forensic Club 5; F.B.L A. Chaplain 5; Hi-Y’ 2, 3, 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y’ Chaplain 1; F.F.A. 1, 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, President 5. EVELYN HALLER BUCHANAN (EVE) - Tri Hi Y 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Science Club 4; Forensic Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4. Presi¬ dent 5; One Act Play Cast 4, 5; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Co-Ed Hi-Y ' 1; French Club 3. 4, 5; Band 1. 2, 3. 4, 5; Attendance Award 5. CAROL SUECALL VICKI LYNN CANTER — Basketball 1, 2, 3. Statistician 4; G.A.A. 1. 2, 3; F.H.A. 3, Historian 4; V.I.C.A. 4, 5. MELLISSIA JANE CARLTON (JANIE) — Tri-Hi-Y 2; CHELA— ZETTE 5; F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Vice-President 5; CHELVALEE 5; Co-Ed Hi-Y’ 1; Band 1, 2. LENDA GAIL CARRICO — Vocational School Sewing Award 4. DOUGLAS TERENCE CASEY — Baseball 4, 5; Beta Club 4. 5; F B L A. 5; Bookkeeping Award 5; Senior Play Cast. CAROL ELAINE CHILDERS — Forensic Club 3; F.H A. 2. 3, 4. Parliamentarian 5; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y’ 1. PATRICIA JANE CHILDERS — F H A. 2, 3. 4, Historian 5; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1. EVA SULLIVAN COALSON — Bus Patrol 2; F.H.A. 3, 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1. LEON WEAVER COLE, JR. (WEAVER) — Football 4, 5; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, 5, Fourth in State 2, Second in District and State 3, Second in District and State 4. Captain 5; Track 1. 4, Co-Captain 5; Baseball 1; Science Club 1, 3; Monogram Club 3, 4, Treasurer 5; S.C.A. 2, 4, 5; Co-Ed Hi-Y’ 1; French Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. NANCY REED COLE — Tri-Hi-Y 3; G.A.A. 1; F.B.L.A 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y’1;F.F.A. 5. BARBARA ELLEN COLGATE LESTER CLEVE COMPTON, JR. — Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, Head¬ hunter Award 3, Most Valuable Player 4; Track 2; Basketball 1; Hi-Y’ 3, 4, 5; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, 5; S.C.A. 3; Co-Ed Hi-Y’ 1; Attendance Award 5. CATHY COOK CREGGER — F B L A 4; Tn-Hi-Y 4 SANDRA GAIL DAVIDSON — Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; F.F.A. 3, 4. Reporter 5; V.I.C.A. 4. 5. FLORA AMANDA DEBUSK (AMANDA) — Tri Hi-Y 2, 3; Beta Club 3, Treasurer 4, President 5, Outstanding Senior Member 5; Science Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, 5; Forensic Club 1. 2, 3, 5. President 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y’ 1; French Club 3, Vice-President 4, Chap¬ lain 5; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, All Regional Band 3, 5; School. District. County. Regional and State Forensic Awards 2, 3, 4, 5; One-Act Play 4, 5; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; French Award 4; Biology Award 4; Scholastic Award 1, 2, 3. 4, 5; First Place in Regional French Contest 3; Regional D.A.R. Award 5; National Merit Letter of Com¬ mendation 5; Valedictorian. PATRICIA JOYCE DEEP - G.A A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Beta Club 3, Secre¬ tary 4. 5; National Honor Society 4. Chaplain 5; CHILVALEE 4, 5; F. B.L.A. 5; F.H.A. 4; Library Club 1. 2, Secretary 3; S.C.A. 2. Chaplain 3, Vice-President 4. President 5; French Club 5. Treasurer 3, President 4; Volleyball 1; Homecoming Court 3, 4, 5; Class Reporter 3; Junior Play Cast; Basketball 1, Co-Captain 2, 3, 4, Captain 5, Most Valuable Player 5. JUDY’ CAROLY’N DEMPSEY’ — Bus Patrol 1; National Honor So¬ ciety 4. 5; CHILVALEE 5; F.H.A. 1; Clerk Typist I Award 4; Clerk Typist II Award 5; Delegate to Southwest Virginia Business Contest 5. WILLIAN HAROLD DEMPSEY Football Manager 2, 3. 4; F F A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. THOMAS EDWARD DENNISON — F.F A. 1. NILA JO DENTON — Baskeball Manager 5; Tri-Hi-Y’ 3; G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 4, 5; Beta Club 5; F B.L A. 5; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y’ 1; French Club 3. 4. 5; Cheerleader 1, Captain 2; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Shorthand I Award 5; Class Secretary 1, 4, 5. WANDA KAY DIXON (KAY) - Track 1, 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. 4, 5; Beta Club 5; Library Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 3, 5; Shorthand I Award 5; Attendance Award . CHARLES EDWARD DOANE — Wrestling 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Golden Glove Trophy 4, 5; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. 5. JUDY VANHOOZIER DOLINGER - Bus Patrol 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; G. A A. 1; Co-Ed Hi-Y’ 1. DEBORAH ANN DOSS — Transferred from Abingdon High School 4; Beta Club 4, 5; F H.A. 1, 2; French Club 4, 5; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, Wood¬ wind Quartet First Place 4, 5; Senior Play Cast. RONALD EDWARD DOSS — Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 4, 5; Sportsmanship Award 5. DEBORAH LYNNE DUNGAN — Bus Patrol 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, Science Club 2; Forensic Club 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Library Club 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y’ 1; French Club 3, 4, 5. JOHN DOUGLAS EDMISTON — Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4; Track 1. 3, 4, 5, School Record in Low Hurdles. Third in State 880 Relay Team 5; Science Club 1, 4; Hi-Y’ 2, 3, 4, 5; Senior Play Cast. DEBRA LYNN GLASCO — Tn-Hi-Y 2, 3; G A.A. 1, 3, 4, 5; Beta Club 3. 4, Secretary 5; National Honor Society 4, Secretary 5; CHILAZETTE 2; S.C.A. Secretary 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y’ 1; French Club 3, 4, 5; Cheerleader 2, 4, 5; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; First Runner-L’p in County Voice of Democracy Contest. FRANKIE DAVID GREER — Wrestling 1; Science Club 1; V.I.C.A. 4. JOHN CHARLES HARRIGER — Senior Play Cast. ZEEAN HARRIS - Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5; G.A.A. 1, 2; CHILAZETTE 1; Forensic Club 3, 4, 5; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, 5; F.H.A. 2, 3, Photographer 4, 5; Co-Ed Hi-Y ' Reporter 1; Band 1, 2, Majorette 3, 4, 5; One-Act Play 4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. NORMA JEAN HART BOBBY JOE HEATH — Senior Play Cast; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. CLARENCE RICHARD HENDERSON (RICK) GARY LEE GENINGER — Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, 5; 5. C.A. 1,2. KAREN PATRICIA HOLLOWOOD — Transferred from North Caro¬ lina 5; Basketball 5; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 5; Girls’ Monogram Club 4; Math Award 2. 142 SCOTTY RAY HOPKINS - Baseball 5; Beta Club 5; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, State Farmer Dejtree 4, Vice-President 5; Most Outstanding Senior Member Award 5; Senior Play Cast. STEVEN CHARLES HOPKINS Football 3. 4, 5; Baseball 3, 4, 5; Track 4, 5. WILMA ELAINE JONES (BUNNI) — Tri-Hi-Y 3; Science Club 2; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. JERRY SCOTT KEESEE (SCOTTIE) - Wrestling 1; Track 1; N.Y.C. 1; Science Club 1; F.F.A. 1, 2; V.I.C.A. 4. EDWARD LEE LARIMER (BROTHER) — Basketball 1, 2, All Smyth County Award 3, 4, All District Award 3, 4, Best Foul Shot Percentage 4; F.B.L.A. 5; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 5; S.C.A. 2; Senior Play Cast. PATRICIA ANN MASON F F A 3, 4, 5 DONALD ANDREW MCCLURE — Football Manager 1, 2; Basketball Manager 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 3; Track 1; Beta Club 4, 5; National Honor Society 4, Vice-President 5; Hi-Y 2, 3; S.C.A. 5; Co- Ed Hi-Y 1; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Second Vice-President 5; Class Trea¬ surer 3; Junior Play Cast; One-Act Play 4. MICHAEL WARD MCCLURE — Basketball Statistician 5; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Science Club Vice-President 3, President 4; CHILA- ZET ' FE 5; Forensic Club 1, District Winner 2, 3, 4, 5, Regional Winner 5; Hi-Y 2. Chaplain 3, Secretary 4, 5; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; F.F.A. 1; French Club 3, 4, 5; Band 1, 2, 4; Model General Assembly Delegate 4, Floor Leader of the House 5; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; King College Science Award 4; One-Act Play 4, 5. SHERRY LYNN MCCLURE — G.A.A. 1; CHILVALEE 5; Forensic Club 2; F.B.L.A. 3, Chaplain 4, President 5; Shorthand I Award 4; Senior Play Cast; Third in Southwest Virginia Business Shorthand II Contest 4; Business and Professional Women’s Club Award 5. DEBORAH COLEY MCGHEE — Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 4; Science Club 1; CHILAZETTE 4, 5; F.B.L.A. 3, 4. RITA CAROL MCGHEE — Volleyball 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; G.A.A. 4; Science Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 4, President 5; CHILAVALEE 4, Co-Editor 5; F.B.L.A. 5; Library Club 3; S.C.A. 5; French Club 3, 4, 5; Junior and Senior Plays, Student Director; Class Treasurer 5; CHILVALEE Award 5. ELIZABETH ANDERSON MCKEE (BETTY) — Tri Hi-Y 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Science Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, 5; Forensic Club 2, 4, Vice-President 5; Second in District Forensic Contest 3, Third in Regional Forensic Meet 4, Third in State Forensic Meet 5; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; French Club 3, 4, 5; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, All Regional Band 5; First Place in Solo and Ensemble Section 4 and 5; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; One-Act Play 4, 5; Drama Award 5. HAROLD EDMOND MINNICK, JR. — Football 4; Track 4. MICKEY LEE MOSER PAGE BRADLEY MULLEN, JR. (BRAD) — Science Fair Honorable Mention 1; Intramural Sports 1, 2; Variety Show 4; Junior Play Committee. DONALD WAYNE MUTTER — Science Club 1; Hi-Y 2, 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. MARY ALICE OWENS — Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Science Club 4; National Honor Society 4, 5; CHILAZETTE 4; F.B.L.A. 5; F.H.A. Photog¬ rapher 1; Library Club 1, 3, 4; French Club 5; Band 1; Volleyball Manager 3; Personal Typewriting Award 5. SHARON KAY OWENS — Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; F.B.L.A. 3; Homecoming Court 1, 2; Class Secretary 2; Miss Chilhowie Pageant First Runner-Up 4. GEORGE WILLIAM PALMER JANIE MILLER PARRIS — Bus Patrol 2, 3; Tri Hi-Y 1; F.B.L.A. 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; Volleyball 2. DEBORAH KAY PENNINGTON NELLIE VIRGINIA PIERCE — Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Beta Club 5; Science Club 1, 3, 4; Forensic Club 2, 5; F.B.L.A. 4; S.C.A. 1; Co-Ed Hi-Y; French Club 3, 4, 5. SAMUEL HOWARD POWERS - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 5; Baseball 1; Track 2, 4, Co-Captain 5; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensic Club 5; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 5, Model General Assembly 5; Monogram Club 5; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; French Club 3, 4, 5, Secretary 3; Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 4 and .5; Second Place in U.T. Drum Major Competition 5; Senior Class Reporter; One-Act Play 4, F ; Ju¬ nior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. CHARLES HERBERT PROFFTT — Football 3, 4, Manager 5; Bas¬ ketball 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, State Champion 5; Baseball I; Track 1; Science Club 1, 2. MARY LYNNE RATLIFF — Tri-Hi-Y 3; CHILAZEITE 4, Assistant Editor .5; F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5; F.H.A. 2, 3, Chaplain 4, Secretary 5, Betty Crocker Award 5; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; Clerk Typist II Award 5; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Student Director. EMMA RUTH REASOR (RUTH) - Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 5; Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President 5; Science Club 4; National Honor Society 4, Reporter 5; S.C.A. 2, Treasurer 3; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; French Club 3, Reporter 4; Cheerleader 1, 4, Captain 5; Out¬ standing G.A.A. Award 5; Senior Play Cast. MARY KATHERINE RETHFORD — F H A 2, 3, 4 VICKIE STEVENSON ROBBINS TERESA ANN ROBINSON (TERRI) - Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; Track 2; Bus Patrol 1, 2, President 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; Science Club 1; CHILVALEE 5; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Reporter 4 and 5; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; S.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 3, Co-Captain 4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; V.I.C.A. 5, Sec¬ ond Place Winner in V.I.C.A. Contest 5. MARY KAY BLEVINS SAWYER - Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Sci¬ ence Club 1; CHILAZETTE 5; F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; Cheerleader 2; Shorthand 1 Award 4; CHILAZETTE Award 5; Delegate to Southwest Virginia Business Contest 4. JAMES ALBERT SHUPE, JR. — Wrestling 2, Third in State 3 and 4, Second in State 5; Science Club 4; Band 1, 2. CONNIE ETHEL SMITH Bus Patrol 1; F.H.A. 1. FRANKLIN EUGENE SMITH - Basketball 1, 2; F.F.A. 1; V.I.C.A. 4, 5, First Place in District 8 V.I.C.A. Talent Contest 5, Third Place in S tate V.I.C.A. Talent Contest 5. BOBBY DEAN STEVENS CONNIE ARLENE STURGILL - Tri-Hi-Y 2; G.A.A. 1; CHILA¬ ZETTE 5; F.B.L.A. 4, 5; F.H.A. 3, Songleader 4, Smywasco Federa¬ tion Photographer 5; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; Senior Play Cast. DONNIE LEE SURBER - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Defensive Award 5, Most Valuable Player 5; Best Athlete Award 5. WILLIAM STANLEY TEATERS (STANLEY) ROBIN GAIL THOMAS — Transferred from R.B. Worthy High School, Saltville, 5. ElAINE KILLEN TILSON — Transferred from Marion Senior High School 5. DEBORAH SUE TRAIL - Bus Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; F.B.L.A. 2. MONNIE SUE UMBARGER — N Y C. 3, 4, 5 JAMES ALAN WALKER - Hi-Y 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee. LINDA CAROL WALKER — Bus Patrol 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1; Science Club 1, 2; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, 5; F.H.A. 2, 3; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. MYRTICE LAJUAN WALKER (LAJUAN) — Transferred from Georgia 4; Cheerleaders. MICHAEL WAYNE WALTERS SIDNEY DANIEL WALTON (DANNY) — Football 3; Hi-Y 2, 3; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. SHARON LYNN WHITLEY - Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Historian 4, 5; G.A.A. 2, 3; Chaplain 4, Committee Chairman 5; Co-Ed Hi-Y President 1; French Club 3, Secretary 4, 5; Band 1, 2, Majorette 3, and 4, Head Majorette 5; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Cast; Homecom¬ ing Queen 5. DONALD ALAN WERKHEISER - V.I.C A 4, 5 SONGIA BISE WIDENER - Basketball 1, Co-Captain 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-President 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; CHILAZETTE 2; CHILVALEE 5; F B.L.A. 3; S.C A. 3, 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y Vice-President 1; Cheerleader 4; Volleyball 2; Class President 1; Class Historian 4. JAMES EDWIN WINEBARGER - Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 143 NATALIE KNITTING MILLS P. 0. Box 722 Cliilhowie, Va. Congratulations Class of 1974 Compliments of Compliments of RIVERSIDE EXXON Exit 13 SINGLETON ' S Cliilhowie, Virginia Owned and Operated by James Burgess R T FABRICS SERV-ALL, INC. UPHOLSTERING Institutional Wholesaler Complete Line, Materials, Upholstering 928 W. State Street Drapes, Dress Bristol, Tennessee Chilhowie, Va. 7 The furniture industry is the kind of place where young ideas make it. And isn ' t that the kind of place where you want to start building a career? ERICAN OF MARTINSVILLE AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY PARKS-BELKCO. Marion, Virginia Phone 783-5351 Compliments of DR. 0. 0. SMITH, JR. Center Building Marion, Virginia THE SEWING BASKET West Main Street Chilhowie, Virginia Phone 646-3731 or 646-3558 SCOTT FURNITURE CO. Compliments of 210 Broad St. Marion, Virginia DR. J. DAN REASOR Compliments of PRUNER’S SHOE SHOP Marion, Virginia PUGH PEARCEY TIRE COMPANY Compliments of the Compliments of POLI-NIT SHOPPE PA RGAS MARION MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Telephone 783-51 16 a lUD S Ml a O 0 LIE Hwy. 1 1 East Marion, Virginia 148 C ' oiiipliinents of lONATHAN MOXLHY MDLLHNS’ SIIOi; C[?N I liR Shoes I ' or the Hiilire [ ' aniily At Popular Prices Main Street, ( ' hilltowie, Va. APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE Incorporated I he House of Courtesy, Quality and Sei-vice 709 Volunteer Parkway Box 3272 Bristol, Tenn. 37602 SMYTH COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 103 Pendleton Street Marion, Virginia 24354 Telephone 783-4500 w RHUDY APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE P. O. Box 626 Chilhowie, Virginia 24319 Telephone 646-3269 Tenith SCENIC VIEW GOEF COURSE 646-3535 Rt. 762 Chilhowie, Virginia Manager - J. M. Wilkinson NETTIE LEE 783-4232 133 Main Street Marion, Virginia OLDE VIRGINIA GIFT STATIONERY 783-5700 Main Street Marion, Virginia Grumbacker Art Supplies 149 THE NATIONAL BANK OF CHILHOWIE Chilhowie, Virginia FORD BRANCH Seven Mile Ford, Virginia ■npliments of DAN REASOR HERFF-JONES North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 150 SKYLAND VIRGINIA CORPORATION Chilhowie, Virginia Manufacturers of BUSTER BROWN Children’s Wear For Buster Brov n Textiles, Inc. 151 MONTGOMERY WARD LINCOLN BUILDERS 783-7244 SUPPLY CO., INC. Marion, Virginia All Kinds of Lumber Building Material McNEIE FLIRNITURE COMPANY Box 879 Marion, Va. 24354 Marion, Virginia Compliments of LEMMON TRANSPORT COMPANY, INC. Marion, Virginia MARION MUTUAL AGENCY, INC. IRA E WILKINS. SR. President 5 To... THE MALL (Beside Pruner s Shoe Shop) Phone 783-8106 Marion, Virginia R R AUTO SALES Route 2 JOHNSON ' S 5 10 Marion, Virginia Howard D. Robinson James E. Robinson Chilhowie, Virginia Phone: 646-3445 “Extra Care Every Where” By The Dodge Boys See Tliem AT HOLSTON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Marion, Virginia Compliments of MODEL BEAUTY SHOP 244 East Main St. Marion, Va. m Marion Tire Center 309 N. Main St. Marion, Va. 783-8901 Your Firestone Dealer in Marion 152 COMPLIMENTS OF J. D. Cole, D.D.S. F. 11. Moore, Jr., D.D.S. Roy Owens, Jr., D.D.S. Edwin Walker, D.D.S. Compliments of MARION LAUNDRY Marion, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OL MARION POLICE DEPARTMENT Marion, Virginia Office 343-2421 P. O. Box 556 Residence 366-0070 C. B. HALSEY CO., INC. Wholesale Distributors - Institutional P ' oods Charles L. Howell Sales Representative Roanoke, Virginia Congratulations Class of ’74 HALL ' S SHOE STORE Compliments of MARION DRUG COMPANY, INC. MARION EIRESTONE AND RECAPPING COMPANY Phone 783-7 178 Shop 646-8022 Home 646-8581 BETTER PRICED USED CARS “Wholesale to Everyone” P. O. Box 614 PAUL R. BERRY Chilhowie, Va. 243 19 153 INDUSTRIAL WELDING AND MACHINE CORPORATION Compliments of MARION-HARWOOD Marion, Virginia Atkins, Virginia Manufacturers and Field Erections of Water Tanks 235 Marion, Va. Broad Street MARION HARDWARE AND LUMBER COMPANY Let Us Supply You With All Your Hardware and Building Needs Phone 783-5866 154 LAUREL SPRING DAIRY INC. Farmbest Distributors “Your only Home Town Dairy” Fresh Dairy Products A complete line of Dairy Food: Sour cream, margarine, cream topping, sterile whipping cream, fruit drinks, low fat 2% milk, fortified skim milk. Phone: 783-2397 Route 3 Hwy 659 Marion, Va. 155 GREEVER ' S DRUG STORE, INC. GREEN HILL MARKET Chilhowie, Va. “Groceries and Gas” “Over 60 years Service” Proprietor James Joines 646-8109 ' HALL BROTHERSTILE AND CARPET GRISSOM MOTOR PARTS, Armstrong Burlington House Sequoyah Kitchen Aide Dishwasher Custom Made Cabinets INC. NAPA Marion 783-3181 Cliilhowie 646-8915 Phone 783-2027 Marion Carpet Center 106 S. Iron St., Marion, Va. EYNN ANN’S BEAUTY SALON 325 Coyner Avenue 783-7023 Marion, Virginia JHNRETTE’S FASHION SHOP JENNINGS WARREN MOtOR CO., INC. E.xclusive Fashions for Eadies and Teens Marion, Virginia Marion, Virginia PONTIAC-BUICK GMC-OPEL HUDSON’S JEWEEERS Eennox Towle Compliments of BRUNSWICK HURRICANE BOWL Bowling Billards 783-321 1 Marion, Virginia Snack Bar HOME AUTO TRUE VAEUE HARDWARE 131 East Main Street 783-5109 Marion, Virginia 24354 HEATH HALL FURNITURE CO. Marion, Virginia 783-2047 156 RAINBOW AUTEL AND RESTAURANT PHONE 646-841 1 Chiliiowie, Virginia MOUNT ROGERS INN 157 Compliments of Compliments of THE 11 M STORE GENERALSHALE PRODUCTS CORP. Marion, Virginia Compliments of GREEVERCEINIC Phone 783-3156 FORD SUPPLY CO. “QUALITY BUILDING MATLRIALS PROMPT DELIVERY” “Buy from hometown folks” Route 1 I Seven Mile Lord, Virginia Phone (703) 646-3 210 BOBWAEKER RICHARD WAEKER Compliments of JOET. GOLLEHON FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK A Dominion Bankshares Bank Marion, Virginia GILLS AND MILES INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. Bank of Marion Bldg. Marion, Virginia Reliable Insurance Service Since 1910 D. D. Hull Harold D. Slemp HAG A CARPET TILE All Types Floor Covering For Free Estimates Call Day: 646-3436 Nite: 646-3798 Chilhowie, Virginia HALE BROTHERS Morristown, Tennessee Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Institutional Foods — Canned and Frozen 158 CHILHOWIE FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions Chilhowie, Virginia 24319 Phone 646-3472 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 High 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 CLARK ' S PHARMACY “PRESCRIPTIONS ARE OUR BUSINESS” Doug Clark, Reg. Ph. Chilhowie, Va. Phone 646-8225 Free Delivery 159 First Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN A33N. OP BRISTOL 110 PIEDMONT 8T. O 303 8 COMMCRCC 8T. HOME OPriCe BRANCM OPPICC Bristol ° Marion 303 S. COMMERCE STREET POST OFFICE BOX 505 MARION, VIRGINIA 24354 Milk Ice Cream FRANCIS BROTHERS INC. SPORTING GOODS FORD GROCERY Wholesale Retail Marion, Virginia FISHER’S JEWELERS Finest in Silver, China, Crystal Keepsake Diamonds Since 1899 Marion, Virginia 76 Gas Groceries Seven Mile Ford ERVIN’S MARKET Retail Fruits and Vegetables Chestnut Street, Marion, Virginia Phone: 783-7092 OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK KAYE EDWARDS BEAUTY SALON 330 N. Main St. Marion, Va. Phone: 783-7744 ECHO SALES COMPANY WHOLESALE Chilhovvie, Virginia Phone 646-8472 FOX WINDOW AWNING CO. Awnings and Carports Marion, Va. DeVAULT’S, INC. Athletic and Recreational Equipment Sportswear -- Gifts 705 State Street Bristol, Va. Phone 669-7521 E LSALVAGE FURNITURE it’s the real thing Highway 11 West of Abingdon Abingdon, Virginia Larry Eggers Jerry Eggers DIXIE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. “New Furniture At Discount Prices” Bristol, Virginia 160 SMYTH COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Medical Center “People in Service to the Community’’ 161 Compliments of ROY N. DAVIS Treasurer of Smyth County CORNER CAFETERIA Marion, Va. Good Food Fast Service COLLINS GENERAL TIRE CLAUDINE’S BEAUTY SALON Front-end alignment Claudine McCormick Nancy Delp State inspection Phone 646-8107 American Oil Products Hull Avenue, Chilhowie, Va. DISCOUNT FURNITURE HAROLD CROUSE APPLIANCE DEPT. STORE Plumbing and Heating Phone 646-8861 P. 0. Box 464 Chilhowie, Virginia Clothing and Footwear for Everyone Phone: 646-8141 Chilhowie, Virginia ARCO CHILHOWIE MOTOR CORPORATION Atlantic Richfield Company Automobiles Jeeps Chilhowie Oil C’ompany P. 0. Box 154 - Chilhowie, Va. 24316 PHONE Fuel Oil Gasoline Phone 646-8431 Chilhowie, Va. 646-3 1 21 David Rouse, OWNER Phone 783-3621 THE JEWEL BOX, INC. Elgin, Bulova, Hamilton and Waltham Watches 1847 Wm. A. Rogers Silverplated Flatware Wedding Bells Diamonds Samsonite Luggage Gibson Guitars International Sterling Hollow Ware Gifts Jack L. Alexander - Owner Manager 1 16 Main Street Marion, Va. 162 GRANTS Marion, Virginia Phone 783-7251 Compliments ot ' CHILHOWIE FURNITURE CO. CHILHOWIE FARM SERVICE, INC. Wayne Feeds — Farm Supplies CHI LHOWIE TRACTOR IMPLEMENT CO. CITY DRUG STORE Lord Tractors Earm Machinery Opposite Court House Chilhowie, Virginia Phone 646-3642 Marion, Virginia CHILHOWIE GULL SERVICE STATION Tires, Tubes, Batteries, CHILHOWIE BARBER SHOP Accessories “You Can Alford The Best” Chilhowie, Virginia It Pays To Look Well Keep America Beautiful 163 GOODMAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY “The Careful Cleaners of Your Entire Wardrobe” Chilhowie, Va. Ten years from now, when you pick up this annual, you will have access to at least 15 new electric appliances that don ' t even exist today! Electrical Innovations will make the scene (as we say in 1973) to benefit health, educa¬ tion, industry and our social lives. You’ll also see in the next decade more electronic equip¬ ment to purify, filter, recycle and generally clean up America. Electricity is doing a lot of things for you now. It’s going to do a lot more tomorrow. Our prediction; Life will keep on getting better — electrically. POWER CO. W_Sv APPALACHIAN Compliments of CHILHOWIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Chilhowie, Va. Compliments of CHILHOWIE ANIMAL HOSPITAL 164 Expert MECHANIC ON DUTY Eugene Morris — Mgr HEAVY duty wrecker FOR ROAD SERVICE ON TRACTORS TRAILERS MAJOR MINOR REPAIRS Pick-Up Deity erf 783-5814 COMPLETE LINE OF GULF PRODUCTS Gulf Service Station HWY. 11 E. (Next Door To Holiday Inn Motel) MARION, VA. 165 BARKWOOD FAMILY SHOE STORE Marion Plaza Hwy. 1 1 E Marion, Va. Phone 783-4460 Ihe Bank OF Marion ROYAL OAK BRANCH DOWNTOWN 1600 NORTH MAIN MAIN STREET H. S. WILLIAMS COMPANY Steel Building Division Box 888 Marion, Virginia Phone Area 703-783-4227 THE VANCE COMPANY HARDWARE BUIEDING SUPPLIES FARM SUPPLIES Chilhowie, Virginia 24319 WARD ' S MOBILE HOMES Exit 16 off Highway 81 Marion, Virginia Phone 783-3535 : I ' ' p Compliments of WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME Compliments of BARNETT ' S EUNERAL HOME BIEL’S BARGAIN HOUSE Owned and Operated By; Early C. Robinson Hwy 16 Elsie M. Robinson Marion, Va. 166 TINY town park SALES, INC. “The Mobile Home People” Highway 1 I West — Chilhowie, Va. 24319 Gold Seal Total Electric Mobile Homes WMEV ABC National AM-IOlO FM-93.9 Focal Sports Station 1,000-3700 watts Marion, Va. Phone 783-31 51 Box 740 ARKIE’S BEAUTY SHOP Owner — Arki e Crouse 218 West Main Marion, Virginia Phone 783-2755 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Fred Vivian Holliday “Home-owned Family Store” P. 0. Box 269 Phone 646-341 1 Chilhowie, Virginia 24319 167 J V f O 1 Wlll Plaza 1 SMVTHEaU PWENTCO..INC. Farm EquipWnt industrial EquiUent Com, Consumer E o ifts vlRGl fr;;;;;;;;;7 FURNITUREC. _.. . . .i... Marion, Virginia P. 0. Box 138 Atkins , Virginia 24311 SHOE CENTER, INC. UNITED CLOTHING COMPANY Clothing for Men and Young Men Marion, Virginia _ ..C .qtA’ ' 4Building Marion, Va. UNION No. 2 “Quick Eriendly Service” Greyhound BusTerniinal Corner Main White I’op Road Manager, David Widener Compliments of TROUTMAN’S T.V. APPLIANCES Chilhowie, Virginia TRIANGLE MOTOR SALES, INC. Service Body Shop Phone 783-4627 Marion, Va. KATHERINE THOMAS INSURANCE AGENCY “All Kinds of Insurance” Phone 646-8463 Chilhowie, Va. Compliments of SOUTHERN STATES MARION COOPERATIVE, INC. SOUTHWEST AUTO PARTS CO. Route 16 and Pendleton Street Phone 783-5454 Phone 783-2431 SMYTH HOME CONSTRUCTION INC. VALLEY NURSING HOME Building Material Dealers Contractors A Home In Which To Live, Something to do. Someone to Care Geo. C. Prater 783-235 1 President Mario n, Va. Chilhowie, Va. 646-891 1 168 DOR lo Compliments of n V V V .-w.ilST “Flowers are the beauty of our business.” Marion, Virginia Chilhowie, Virginia TELEPHONE NUMBER 783-7213 TELEPHONE NUMBER 646-8959 169 ion Plaza 1 iwia T TEBBACP.MEir HTS.FUNERAL HOME smvth eaoiPW Phone 646-3641 Farm ndustiw ' E4 Consumer Pr Cliilhowie, Virginia 24-Hour Ambulance Service Find Out What’s Happening In Your Community By Reading THE SMYTH COUNTY NEWS Marion, Va. BILL BLEVINS PARTS SERVICE i ANY g Men Phone 646-3133 1 1 Mario P. 0. Drawer G Chilhowie, Va. “Parts, Accessories and Service for all American Motors Products” Gene K. Bonham K. R. Hill AGFNTS BERRY ' S SUPERMARKET EXXON CO. U S A. Quality Groceries and Meats Box 607 Glade Spring, Va. 24340 Chilhowie, Va. Phone 429-5712 Compliments of BERRY IRON AND METAL BONHAM BROTHERS Division of Berry Enterprises, Inc. Iron Metal Dealer B. R. Berry J. T. Bishop Cirowers and Packers of Phone 646-3181 BONSON BRAND PRODUCTS Chilhowie, Va. 170 Compliments of SUPREME MILLS, INC. Chilhowie, Va. Manufacturers of “Sensation” and “Ironweave” 171 DESKIN ' S SUPERMARKET “Satisfied Customers . . . Our First Consideration” WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS Compliments of AUTO VILLAGE Chilhowie, Va. BERRY BUILDERS SUPPLY “Your Complete Building Supply Center” Phone 646-5333 Chilhovvie, Virginia Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN “Locally Owned Nationally Known” 138 E. Main Street Marion, Virginia 783-371 1 “Where Shopping Is A Pleasure” Marion, Virginia 172 Phone; 783-4182 (Office) Ralpli Stokes 646-8888 LIABILITY LIFE 173 Congratulations Class of ’73 BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Marion, Va. - Sugar Grove Plants Job Corps Center WASSUM ' S NURSERY LANDSCAPING Serving the entire area Phone 646-35 16 Call Dick for Free Estimate From Coast to Coast Around the World Compliments of THE REGENT Marion, Virginia SUE’S SHOP Hwy. 11 E Meadowview, Va. “Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear” “Parties by Reservation” 174 SMYTH COUNTY SHERIFF ' S DEPARTMENT “Congratulations Seniors” SMITH HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANY “For the Finest in Kitchen Cabinets” P. O. Box 1044 Highway 16 - South Marion, Virginia 783-7173 175 McClure motor sales, inc. Box 268 Phone 646-3317 Chilhowie, Va. SMYTH CO. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Homeowners Policies Bank ot Marion Building Lantz C. Haywood Secretary Plione 783-7871 Acknowledgement The Chilvalee Staff wishes to express its thanks to all the advertisers and to all others who have worked so faithfully with us. Without your co¬ operation it would have been impossible to pub¬ lish this yearbook. 176 ADVERTISERS INDEX American Furniture Co. 147 Appalachian Athletic House Co. 149 Appalachian Power Co. 164 Archie’s Beauty Shop 167 Atkin’s Joe Mt. Rogers Service Station 167 Auto Village 172 Baldwins 172 Barkwood Shoes 166 Barnett’s Funeral Home 166 Berry Builders Supply 172 Berry Paul R. (used cars) 153 Berry Iron and Metal 170 Berry’s Supermarket 170 Bill’s Bargain House 166 Blevins Bill Parts Service 170 Bonham Brothers 170 Bonham Hill Oil Co. 170 Burnswick Corporation 174 Chilhowie Animal Hospital 164 Chilhowie Barber Shop 163 Chilhowie Chamber of Commerce 164 Chilhowie Farm Service, Inc. 163 Chilhowie Florist 159 Chilhowie Furniture Co. 163 Chilhowie Gulf Service Station 163 Chilhowie Motor Corporation 162 Chilhowie Oil Company, Inc. 162 Chilhowie Tractor Implement Co. 163 City Drug 163 Clark’s Pharmacy 159 Collin’s General Tire 162 Corner Cafeteria 162 Crouse Harold Department Store 162 Davis Roy N., Treasury 162 Deskin’s Supermarket 172 DeVault’s, Inc. 160 Discount Furniture Appliance 162 Dixie Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. 160 E L Salvage Furniture 160 Echo Sales Company 160 Edwards Kaye Beauty Shop 160 Ervin’s Market 160 Farmbest 160 First Federal Savings Loan 160 First National Exchange Bank 158 Fisher’s Jewelers 160 Ford Grocery 160 Ford Supply 158 Fox Window Awning Co. 160 Francis Brothers, Inc. 160 Franklin Ben 172 Gas Haus 155 General Shale 158 GUI Miles Insurance 158 Gollehon Joe T. 158 CiiKidman Cleaners Laundry 164 Gixidman Jewelers 155 Grants 163 Green Hill Market 156 Greever’s Clinic 158 Greever’s Drug Store 156 Grissom Motor Parts, Inc. 156 H M Store 158 Haga Carpet Tile 158 Hale Brothers 1.58 Hall Brothers Tile Carpet, Inc. 156 Hall’s Shoe Store 153 Halsey C. B. Co., Inc. 153 Harwood Manufacturing, Co. 154 Heath Hall Furniture Co. 156 Herff-Jones 1,50 Hi-Way Drive In 1.59 Holiday Gulf 165 Holston Motor Co. 152 Home Auto Supply Co., Inc. 156 Hudson’s Jewelers 156 Hurricane Bowl 156 Industrial Welding Machine Corp. 154 Jennings Warren Motor, Co. 156 Jenrette Fashion Shop 156 The Jewel Box 162 Johnson’s 5 10 152 Laurel Spring Dairy, Inc. 155 Lemmon Transport Co., Inc. 152 Lincoln Builders Supply Co., Inc. 152 Lynnan’s Beauty Salon 156 Marion Drug Co., Inc. 153 Marion Firestone Recapping 153 Marion Hardware Lumber Supply 154 Marion Laundry 153 Marion Motor Co. 148 Marion Mutual Agency, Inc. 152 Marion Police Department 153 Marion Tire Center 152 McClure Motor Sales, Inc. 176 McNeil Furniture Co. 152 Model Beauty Shop 152 Montgomery Ward 152 Moore F. H. Dr., Dr. J. D. Cole 1,53 Mt. Rogers Inn 157 Moxley Wiley J. 149 Mullins Shoe Center 149 Natalie Knitting Mills 146 National Bank of Chilhowie 150 Nettie Lee 149 Olde Virginia Gift Stationery 149 Parks Belk 148 Piggly Wiggly 174 Pruner’s Shoe Shop 148 Pugh-Pearcy ' Fire Co. 148 R R Auto Sales 152 R T Fabrics 146 Rainbow Autel 157 Rea.sor Dr. J. Dan 148 The Regent 174 Rhudy Appliance Sales Service 149 Riverside Exxon 146 Rowland Doris, Florist 169 Scenic View Golf Course 149 Scott Furniture Co. 148 ' • Serv-All, Inc. 146 The Sewing Basket 148 Shoe Center 168 Singleton’s 146 Skyland Virginia Corporation 151 Smith Home Improvement Co. 175 Smith, Dr. O. O. 148 Smyth County Community Hospital 161 Smyth County Motor Co. 149 Smyth County Mutual ’Fire Co. 176 Smyth County News 170 Smyth County Sheriff’s Dept. 175 Smyth Equipment Co., Inc. 168 Smyth Home Construction, Inc. 168 Southern States Marion Cooperative, Inc. 168 Southwest Auto Parts Co. 168 Sue’s Shop 174 Supreme Mills 171 Tastee-Freeze 174 Terrace Heights Funeral Home 170 Thomas, Burl Katherine Insurance Agency 168 Tiny Town Mobile Homes Park Sales 167 Triangle Motor Sales, Inc. 168 Troutmans T.V. Appliance 168 Union Oil 2 168 Llnited Clothing Co. 168 Valley Nursing Home 168 The Vance Company (Hardware, building farm supply) 166 Village Fabrics 167 Virginia Farm Bureau 173 Virginia House Furniture Corporation 168 Virginia Monument Co. 167 WMEV 167 Ward’s Mobile Home 166 Wassums Nursery Landscaping 174 Western Auto, Chilhowie Marion 167 Williams Funeral Home 166 Williams H. S., Co. 166 177 A Adams, Debbie 10b Adams, Mike 112 Adams, Shelia 120 Aker, Mrs. Mary B. 60,88,131,134 Alderman. Margaret 112,124,127.129, 132.110 Allen, William 22,,56,112,127,128,129, 131.132.136.140 Anderson, Mr. Glenn S. 22,88,128 Arnold, Fatty 112 Ashburn. Jesse 120,126 Ashby, Mr. Gary 29,43,95 Ashby. Peggy 120 Atwell, Martha 25,30,120,126 B Bales, Mr. Ron 51,68,71,76,89,135,138 Barker, Mr. R. Dwight 19,20,22,26,31. 35.50.59.89.129.136.140 Barlow. Kathy 116 Barlow, Ricky 112,128 Barr. Charles Gordon 112 Barr. Debbie 116 Baseball Team 80,81,141 Basketball, Boys’Junior Varsity 136 Basketball. Boys’ Varsity 72,73,74, 75.136 Basketball. Girls’ Junior Varsity 78, 79.137 Basketball, Girls’ Varsity 78,79,137 Beckner, Eleanor 9 6,124,125.127,132 Bedwell, Lisa 64,116.124,130.133 Bennett, Dorothy 120 Berry, Beverly 106,125,130,133 Berry, Cathy 96,129,130 Berry, Dean 116,140 Berry, Ginger 3,17,96,129.130,134,137 Berry, Jackie 3,10,11,17,96,129,137 Berry, Joanie 3,11,112,124,126,129,130, 137.140 Beta Club 59,127 Billings, Gary 112 Billings, Joyce 106 Billings, Mike 17,22,72,75,82,83,96, INDEX 129.136.140 Bise, Doug81,112,135,141 Black, Gary 120,139 Black, Lisa 120,126 Blankenbeckler, Gary 30, 116 Blankenbeckler, Sharon 106 Blessing, Beverly 112,124,127.130,133 Blessing. Dawn 120,126 Blevins, Allen 106, 141 Blevins, Allen 120 Blevins, Anita 56.112,127 Blevins, Anna Ruth 12,116,130,132, 133.140 Blevins, Boyd 116,128 Blevins, Buddy 17,22,96.125,128,133 Blevins. Chuck 106,125,127 Blevins, Connie 116 Blevins, Craig 120,126.139 Blevins, David 116,128 Blevins, Debbie 56,112,124,127,130.133 Blevins, Debra 106 Blevins, Delores 112 Blevins. Don 120.1.33,136 Blevins, Donna 116,124 Blevins. Eddie 106 Blevins, Eva 23.29,31,57,97,125,131,132 Blevins, Franklin 107.128 Blevins, Fred 2,71,97,99,127,128,131,135 Blevins, Gary 112 Blevins, Jeanette 120,126 Blevins, Jerry 116 Blevins, John 112 Blevins, Julius 25,120 Blevins, Kathy 107,112,126,129,130 Blevins. Kathy L. 11,125,130 Blevins, Kavin 116,135 Blevins, Lisa 116,124,129,130 Blevins, Lou 120 Blevins, Matt 57,64,116,124,139 Blevins, Mr. O.M. 91 Blevins, Opal 116 Blevins, Patty 120,126 Blevins, Peggy 56,62,112,125,126,127, 129,130,137 Blevins, Randall 97 Blevins, Rickie 76,112,128,131,135,138 Blevins, Ricky 112 Blevins, Sammy 120 Blevins, Mrs, Shirley 92 Blevins, Susan 25,120,126,132 Blevins, Teresa 112 Blevins, Terri 112,127,130,133 Blevins, Tim 25,116,128,129,132,135 Blevins, Tim 120 Blevins, Vicky 20,56,57,112,124,127, 130.133.140 Boger, Carolyn 34,55,107,125,130,1.32 Bogle, Junior 107,128 Bf)gle, Tony 117,135 Bonham, Beth 20,30,56,79,84,85,112, 124.127.130.1.33.137.138.140 Bonham, Bill 24.113,124,127,129,133 Bonham. Bivings 25,120,133,139 Bowling, Doug 113,128 Bowman, Mr. John 91 Branson, Frank 113,128 Brewer, Lucinda 107 Brewer, Randy 117 Brook, Cliff 139 Brooks, Teresa 21,56,113,126 Brown, Larry 107,124,129,141 Bryant, Joleen 85,117,124,129,1.30,137, 138.140 Buchanan, Buddy 117 Buchanan, Eve 17,30,65,97,124,127,133 Buchanan, Julia 117,124,127,130,133 Burchett, Johnny 107 Burton, Mr, David H. 28,50,89 Bus Drivers 91 Bus Patrol 126 C Cadwell, Zac 139 Call, Mr. George 91 Call, Sharon 113 Call, Sue 17,97 Canter, Norma 113 Canter, Vicki 97 Carlton, Janie 61,97,125,131,134 Carrico, Linda 97 Carrico, Mary 117 Carrico, Nathan 113 Carter, Mr. H. C. 20,51,69,71,89,131, 178 135,136,141 Casey, Doug 4,21,97,125,127,141 Casey, Mark 14,63,80,107,131,135,141 Cheerleaders, Junior V ' arsity 138 Cheerleaders, Varsity 8,9,134 Childers, Carol 17,97,132 Childers, Patricia 97,132 Chilazette Staff 60,61,134 Clapp, Randy 107,128 Clapp, Tony 117,135 Clark, Bebhie 18,.3(),.56,64,107,124,125, 127,131 Clark, Catherine 3,85,106,107,124,127, 129.130.132.137.140 Clark, Jeannie 113,125,127,130 Clark, Mrs. Mildred 23.90 Clark, Terri 117,124,1,30,1.33 Clifton, Mrs. Roberta 88 Cline, Mrs. Vivian 49 Co-Ed Hi-Y 59,126 Coalson, Dan 107 Coalson, Eva 97 Cochran, Robert 120,132,139 Cole, Jay .38,116,117,135,136,140 Cole, Mark ,38,.39,76,11.3,128,129,131, 135.138.140 Cole, Nancy 26,98,128 Cole, Weaver 16,17,22,82,98,127,131, 1.3.3.135.1.38.140 Coley, Donnie 113 Colgate, Barbara 48,98 Colgate, Joyce 121 Collins, Eddie 113,128 Collins, Judy 121 Collins, Roger 121 Collins, Tony 121,128,132 Compton, Mr. Cleve 11,24,28,41,88 Compton, Lester 2,.30,68,98,129,131.1.35 Connor, Debbie 117 Connor, Mrs. June M. 90,127 Cook, Donald 113,128 Copenhaver, Miss Mary Payne 23,35,90 Cox, Sally 121,126,138 Craft, Miss Mindi 50 Cregger, Cathy 98 Cregger, Connie 11.3,124,127,129,130,132 Cregger, Sammy 11.3,135 Crewey, Butch 19 Croson.Jim 113,128,135 Crouse, Tina 113,132 Crusenberry, Ricky 121,139 Crutchfield, Mr. George 91 Crutchfield, Lynn 117,132 Crutchfield, Travis 25,121,126,1,39 Cullop, Carol 121.126.127 D Dancy. Ellen 121 Dancy, Teresa 117,126 Davidson, Sandy 98 Davidson, Steve 121 Davis, Donna 117,130,140 Davis, James 113 Davis, Mr. Raymond J. 49 DeBusk, Amanda 17,20,24,29,30,58,59, 64,65,98,124,125,127,1.33 DeBusk, David 22,113,127,128,1.32,1.33 DeLauter, Miss Suzanne 60 Delp, Donna 79,113,129,137 Delp, Jimmy 107 Delp, Patty 3,4,11,12,.58.98,124,125, 127,129,131,1.37 Delp, Susan 12,.56,113,124,127,129, 1,30,134 Dempsey, Andrew 117 Dempsey, Billy 98,128 Dempsey, Judy 21,26,61,98,125,131 Dempsey, Randy 121 Dempsey, Sharon 37,46,56,107,125. 127.129 Dempsey, Wayne 11.3,128 Dennison, Betty 113 Dennison, Darlene 117 Dennison, Tom 98 Denton, Nila Jo 2,16,17,21,96,98,124, 125.127.129 Dixon, David 22„56,107,125,128,129,131 Dixon, Debbie 8,14,107,125,126,127,131, 1,32,137 Dixon, Kay 21,30,99,125,127,129 Dixon, Sandra 25,121,126,1,37 Doane, Charlie 81,99,128,131 Doane, Lewis 117,131 Doane, Ricky 139 Dolinger, Glenn 121 Dolinger, Mrs. Charlsie 92 Dolinger, Kay 121,126 Donnelly, Kerry 14,20,65,107,125,127, 129.131.135.140 Doss, Chris 11,3,128,1.35,136,141 Doss, Debbie 17,99,124,127,132 Doss, Eddie .31,71,74.99,131,135,136,141 Doss, Jimmy 107 Doss, Mike 113 Doss, Patricia 113 Dowell, Brenda 121 Dowell, Judy 117,140 Dowell, Mike 8,14,107,131,140 Dowell, Robert 113 Doyle, Darlene 107,125 Duncan, David 117,129,135 Duncan, Donnie 22,55,108,128.141 Dungan, Debbie 99,125 Dunn, Sue 121 Dunn, Tim 117,128 E Edmiston, John 2,16.17,22,26,82,83,100, 129.136.140 Edmiston, Robert 113,128,129,132, 136.140 Eggers, Mr. Jerry 10,17,35,47,62,90,91, 95,125,131 Eller, Anne 121 Eller, Barry 121,139 holler, Beverly 117 Eller. Carol 117 Eller, Cindy 12,108,124,127,130,133 Eller, David 113 Eller, Mr. Ernest 91 Eller. Linda 113 Eller, Nancy 108 Eller, Robert 25,121,128 Eller. Robbie 108,141 Elliott, Allen 113,128,135 Elliott, Ravenna 117,124,133,138 Elswick, Kevin 113,128,131 Estep, Mike 113 Evans, Jeff 121 Evans, Sherry 21,120,121,126 F Farmer, Mrs. Mary E. 91,93,133 179 Farris, Paul 56,113 Fenner, Robbie 113,129,131,135,136,141 Finley, Wayne 100 Fisber, Martha Lynn 117,127,129,130, 132,133,137,140 Flannagan, Kay 117 Fleenor, Rev. Jerry 57 Fcwre, Diane 117,132 Foore, Melvin 128 Football, Eighth Grade 139 Football, Junior V’arsity 135 Football, Varsity 68,69,70,71,135 Fore, Mr. Joe 91,125 Forensic Club .58,133 Foster, Brent 117,128,132,136,140 Francisco, Carla 25,121,126,137 Francisco, Sonya 117,124,130,133 Freeman, Martha 117 Frv’e, Mrs. Gladys H. 54.91.132 Frye, Mike 5,77,113,129,131,133,136,141 Future Business Leaders of America .58,125 Future F ' armers of .America 54.55,128 Future Homemakers of America 54, .55,132 G Galliher, Buddy 121 Garrett. Vickie 113,130.137 Gillespie. Connie 121 Gillespie, David 113 Gillespie, H.E. 114,128,129,131,135.136 Gilley, Jerri 114 Gilley. Phyllis 114 Gilley, Terry 121 Gilley, Toni 114 Gilliam, Eddie 121 Girls’ .Athletic Association 62,63,129 Glasco. Debbie 17,100,124,125,127, 129.1.34 Goff, David 121.126.139 Golf Team 77,141 Gollehon, Debbie 25,56,121 Gollehon, Tommy 80,108.131,141 Gollehon. Vickie 24,108,132,133 Goodman, Mike 114,128,129,140 Gore. .Anita 117 Graybeal, Mr. William 29 Greer. Mr. Dickie 25,42,91,131,135, 136,140 Greer, Frank 48,100 Greer, Jerry 114.128 Greer, Pamela 117 Greer, Randall 117 Greer, Regina 21,114 Greer. Thelma 25,121 Greever, .Mrs. Bill 59 Grinstead, Betty 3.108,129,132,1.37 Grinstead. Bobby 114.128 Grinstead. Mrs. Helen 92 Groseclose, Mike 56,114.127,128.129,136 Gross, Kathy 121 Guy. James 117 Guy, Jean 108 H Haga, Kathy 121.126 Haga, Mike 114 Haga. Mr. Ralph 91 Haga. Tim 25.121,126,127,1.39 Hale. Alan 114,128,135,140 Hall, Becky 117 Hall, Larry 121 Hall. Pat 121 Halsey, Charles 68.69,70,71,76.82,8,3, 108.139 Halsey. Michael 121.138,1.39 Hamm, Mrs. Jean 2.24.91,109,133 Hamm. Kathy 114 Hamm. Tammy 121,126,133 Hanshew, Mr. William G. 49 Harriger. Debbie 114 Harriger, Jeff 121 Harriger, John 17,100 Harris, Dennis 128 Harris, Freda 114 Harris, Linda F. 108 Harris, Linda G. Harris, Steve 38 Harris, Zeean 4,17,27,100,132,133 Hart, Jeanie 100 Hawkins, Peggy 114 Hayden, Danny 117,135 Hayden, Darrel 55,108,128 Hayden, Eddie 36,48,71,8.3,108,131, 135.1.36.140 Hayden, Eugene 114.128 Hayden, Laurinda 117,132 Hayden, Vickie 118 Hayter. Mitchell 121,126 Heath. Bobby Joe 100,132 Heath, Bobby 17,122,128 Heath. Debbie 114 Heath, Mr. Frank 29,95 Heath, Jeffrey 114,122 Heath, Kathy 14,15,37.108,127,130,132 Heath, Ray 114,128,141 Heath. Sheila 118,132,133 Heath, Trent 114,128 Henderson. Rick 100 Henderson, Susan 114,128 Heninger, Gary 72,100,135.136 Heninger. Mark 108,140 Hensley, David 139 Hensley. Rickey 122,1,38 Hi-Y.59,129 Holmes, Teresa 122 Hollowood. Brian 108.140 Hollowood. Karen 3,17,100,129,137 Hopkins, Barbara 118,132 Hopkins, Cynthia 114 Hopkins, Mike 108.128 Hopkins, Richard 139 Hopkins, Scotty 22,34.55,100,127 128.141 Hopkins. Steve 68,71,101,135,141 Horton. Sharon 114 House, Phyllis 108,125,130.132 Howell, Janie 56.118,130 Howell. Scottie 56,114 Hudgins, Harvey 108,131 Huff. Ben 22,118.128,13.3.1,36 Huff, Beth 118,125,1.30,1.32,133 Huff, Bill 5,18,24.,50,65,8.3,108,110, 124.127.129.131.133.136.140 Hughes. Eddie 114,128,129 Hughes, Karen 120,122,126,127 Hunt, William 114.128 Hutton. Brenda 114 J Jackson, Debra 108 180 Jackson, Elizabeth 122 Jackson, Steve 114 Jackson, Tommy 118 Johnson, Kendall 14,56,61,109,125, 128,131,141 Johnson, Lynn 109,127,130 Johnson, Susie 118,140 Joines, Larry 122,126 Jones, Beverly 103 Jones, Elaine 14,101 Jones, Lisa 122 Jones, Randy Joe 122 K Keesee, Jerry 101 Keen, Dwayne 118 Kegley, Steve 25,38,122,139 Kell, Michael 122 Kelly, William 20,.56,114,127,128,129, 131.136.140 King, Angela 14,24,109,124,127,130,1.33 King, Dwayne 135 King, Janie 114,125,130,132,1.3.3 L Lambert. Darrell 114 Lambert, David 14,56,109,110,125 Lamie. John 114 Lamie, -Judy 114 Lampkins, Kathy 122 Landis, Greg 2,55,116,118,127,129, 1.36.140 Landis, Timmy 25,122,126,1.32 Larimer, Eddie 16,17,58,101,125,129 Layell, Jo Ann 118,130 Le Cercle Francais 64,65.124 Lee, Jimmy 69,70,114,129,131,1.35 Legard, Jimmy 114 Legard, Tony 1.39 Lester, Barbara 122 Lewis, Mrs, Judy 3,22,25,43,62,92,129, 137.140 Lindsey, Ronnie 14,109 Little, Mike 25,122,139 Little, Tommy 25,.38,122,126,139 Lowman, Edwin 139 Love, Miss Elizabeth 5,92,130 Love, Jack 25,122,1,39 Love, Jim 114,128,129,141 Love, Lisa 109,124,127,1,30,132,1.33 Lowe, Connie 122 Lowe, William 114 Lowman, Ronnie 109 Lundy, Tim 1.39 Lyles, Jimmy 115,138 M Marshall. Carol 118 Martin, Baker 21,115 Martin, Carolyn 3,15,20,109,124,125, 127,129,131,137 Martin, David 110,131,135 Martin, JoAnn 118,1.30,133 Martin, Mike 126 Martin, Roger 115,128,132,141 Mash, Jeff 118,135 Mason, Clifford 115,128 Mason, Patricia 26,101,128 McAllister, Mrs. Betty 48 McAllister, Patty 3,10.11,21,110,127, 129,131,1.34,1.37 McClure, Charles 122,125 McClure, Donald 101.125,127,128, 1.31,132 McClure, Jill 122,133 McClure, Mike 16,17,24,27,65,101,129 McClure, Mr. Roger 91 McClure, Sherry 17,27,31„58,61,101,131 McClure, Vickie 115.125 McGhee, Brenda 115,118 McGhee, Debbie 4,101 McGhee, Rita 23,99,101,124,125,127,131 McGhee, Mr. Thomas 57,92 McKee, Betty 17,20,24,.58,101,124,125, 127,132,133 McVey, Miss Barbara 92 McWhorter, Mrs. Susan B. 93 Meade, Mike 118,128,135,136 Mercer, Charles 20,118 Miller, E.G. Rev. 28 Miller, Ernie 139 Miller, Sheila 11,115 Minnick, Hal 101 Monogram Club 62,63,131 Montgomery, David 139 Montgomery, Herbie 83,118,135,136,140 Montgomery, Tyrone 139 Moore. Suzan 122,126,132 Moser, Mickey 102 Mullen, Brad 102 Mullen, Donna 122 Mutter, Barbara 21,118,137,140 Mutter, Donald 102,128 N National Honor Society 56,57,125 Nelson. Mr. Kermit G. 20,63,93,106,131 O Odum, Clay 122,126,141 Odum. Kathy 110,127,129,130 Odum, Tom 115,129,140 Olinger, Billy 77,110,131,141 Olinger, Della 122 Osborne, Clement 118 Osborne. Dale 122 Osborne, Rick 122 Osborne, Stuart 118 Osborne, William 122 Overbay, Tommy 120,122,126,127, 134,139 Owens, Mary 17,21,102,125,127 Owens, Sharon 102,127 P Patlord, Becky 25,122,126,133 Palmer, George 49,102 Parks. Richard 118 Parris, Janie 48,102 Parris, Joe 91 Patton, Barbara 115 Peake. Bonnie 36,56,64,110,124,125, 127,1.30 Peake, Mrs. Hazel 92 Peake, Karen 118,124,133 Peake, Marilyn 118,132 Peake, Rita 122 Peake, Vickie 2,56,110,127,132 181 Pennington. Debbie 27,120 Pennington, J.D. 118 Pennington, Rhonda 122 Pennington, Steve 122 Phillips, Mr. Larkin C. 55,93,128 Pickeral, Harold 118 Pickle, Randy 135 Pickle, Sherry 122,126 Pierce, Nellie 102,124,127,133 Pierce, Walter 25,122,126,139 Poe, Luann 3,55,58,110,124,132,137 Poe, Steve 115,128 Polk, Crystal 115 Polk, Dennis 72,74,75,110,136,141 Polk, Raymond 122,139,141 Powers, Janice 118 Powers, Karen 115 Powers, Ricky 115 Powers, Sam 8,17,22,65,82,96,102,129, 131.133.136.140 Prater, Larry 122 Profit!, Charles 76.102,138 Profit!, Libby 115 Pruitt, Debbie 122 Pruitt, Bessie 118,126 Pugh, Frank 120,123,139,141 Q Quillen, Landon 123 R Ratcliff, Karla 140 Ratliff, Mr. Don 71,80,135,139,141 Ratliff. Mary Lynn 21,34,54,103,125, 132.134 Reasor, Rachel 3,18,21,84,85,115,124, 127.129.130.133.137.140 Reasor, Ruth 8,17,22,23,24,56,103,125, 127.129.132.134 Rethford, Mary 103 Rethford. Patty 118,132 Rhudy, Sandra 118,124,127,130,133 Rich, Kenneth 123 Rich, Neta 118 Rich, Willie 110 Richardson, Allen 115 Richardson. Jeff 118 Richardson, Jerry 118 Richardson, Joyce 118,132 Richardson, Richard 20,25,123,135 Ridge, .Steven 119 Ring. Patty 123 Riley, f’reddie 123,128 Robbins, h ' rank 110,128 Robbins, Janet 119 Robbins, Jimmy 123 Robbins, Nellie 123 Robinson, Barbara 123,126 Robinson, Judy 119,124,132 Robinson, Terri 17,21,48,58,62,103, 125,131,134 Rollins, Mrs. Pansy 18,41,62,93,95.124 Romans, Dana W. 110,132 Roop, Karen 110 Rose. Kenny 119 Rouse, Barbara 123 Rouse, Chuck 139 Rouse. Kllis 82,83,115,128,131,136,140 Rouse, Emily 64,119,124,126 Rouse, Larry 115,128 Rouse. Reva 11,111,124,129.134 Rowland, Doug 14,22,29,109,111,128,129 Rowland, Joe 123,139 Rowland, Sharon 25,123,126,133 Russell, Miss Marion 94 S Sage, Debbie 111 Sage, Lynn 115 St. John, Mr. William 94,128 Sanders, Debbie 123,133 Sauls, Richard 123 Sawyer. Mary Kay 23,30.46.103,125.134 Sexton, Becky 119 .Sheets. Betty 37,111,130.132 Sheets, Jimmy 77,115,131,136,141 Sheets. Judy 119 Sheets, Martha 119 Sheets, Ralph 119 Sheets. Sharon 115 Sheffield, Wayne 25,123 Shuler, Diane 123 Shumate, Sandra 119 Shupe, Jimmy 76,103,138 Siegel. Mrs. Linda 21,43,55,94,126 Skeen, Perry 14,111,127,129 Smith, Mr. Bob 91 Smith, Cindy 64,106,111,124,125,127, 129,130,134 Smith, Cheryl 119,130 Smith, Connie 4,26,103 Smith, Donna 123 Smith, PTank 21,103 Smith, Ronnie 103 Smith, C.reg 119,135,136,140 Smith, Laura 115,124,127,129,132 Smith, Sandra 25,123,126 .Smith, Suzanne 119,126,130 Snavely, Miss Louise 94 Sparks, Barbara 123 .Spence, Dr. Andrew E. Jr. 29 Stamper, Cathy 56,115,127,130 Stamper, Jewel 123,126 Stamper, Jimmy 123 Stamper, Judy C. Ill Stamper, Judy L. 2,14,36,111,127, 130,132 Stamper, Rusty 116,119,135 Steffey, Kathy 123 Stevens, Bob 104 Stevenson, Bob 2,111 Stevenson, Vicki 104 Stewart, Connie 14.125,132 Stewart, Debbie 123,126,132 Stewart, Karen 115,132 Stewart, Kaye 123,133 .Stines, Peggy 49,115,130 Stokes, Robin 62,115.129,130,137 Stokes, Tim 128 Strickler, Mrs. Ann B. 94 Student Cooperative Association 56, 57,127 Sturgill, Carol 115,130 Sturgill, Cathy 123 Sturgill, Connie 17.60,103,125,132,134 Sturgill, David 135,138 .Sturgill, FJaine 14.19,23,35,58,59,106, 111,125,127,132,134,137 Sturgill, Cathy 126 Sturgill, Kathy 14,109,111,129,133,1.34 Sturgill, Keith 71,72,73,74,104,129, 182 131.135.136 Sturgill. Lisa 119,124,130,133 Sturgill, Pete 116,119,135,138 Sturgill, Tammy 119,124,130,133,138 Sturgill, Terry 119,124,132,133 Sturgill, V ' ernon 139 Sullivan, Sheila 115,124,129,133 Sullivan, Phillip 50,115,128 Surher, Donnie 31,75,99,104,135,136,141 Sutherland, Mr. R. Rhett 4,19,90,95,127 Sutherland, Mrs. Charlotte S. 19,24, 38,.55,60,94,106 T Taylor, David 115 Taylor. Sandra 123 Taylor, Toby 104 Testament, Debbie 119 Testerman, Charles 128 Testerman, Jerry 119 Testerman. Susie 123 Thigpin, Yvette 18,111 Thomas, Barbara 115 Thomas, Glenn 119 Thomas, Mark 123 Thomas, Minnie 123 Thomas, Robin 104 Thomas, Sherian 115 Thomas, Tammy 119 Thompson, Billy 119 Thompson, Dorothy 119 Tilson, Dixie 3,10,11,78,111,124,125, 129.130.137 Tilson, Donnie 63,111, 131,135,140 Tilson, Elaine 104 Tilson, Miss Ruby 92 Track, Boys’ Eighth Grade 25 Track. Boys’ Varsity 82,83,140 Track, Girls’ Eighth Grade 25 Track, Girls’ Varsity 84,85,140 Trail. Debbie 26,42,104,126 Tri-Hi-Y,59,130 Tuck, Dianne 119 Tuck. VV’illiam P. Rev. 28 Tucker, Charles 20,123,1.39 Tuell, David L. 123,126,127 Tuell, Norma 48 Turley, Hilda 115 U Umbarger, Monnie 26,104 l rchurch, Kaye 119 V Vance, Tammy 47,119,124,126,127,130 Vanhoozier. Brenda 115 Vanhoozier, Judy 99 Vanhoozier, Lynn 139 Violette, Chuck 119,138 Violette, Debby 119,124,130 W Walker, Jimmy 104,128 Walker, Karen 115,124,13,3 Walker, LaJuan 2,104,134 Walker, Linda 17,48,104 Wallace, Mr. Charles P. 20,40,95,132 Walters, Larry 123,128 Walters, Mike 105 Watlon, Danny 105,128 Warren. Curtis 119 Warrior Band 8,9,132,133 Werkheiser, Donald 49,105 WTiitely, Sharon 9,12,17,27,105,124, 129,130,133 Widener, Donald 119,128 Widener, Janet 111, 124 Widener, Songia 61,105,131 Wilkinson, Debra 119,124,130,131,132 Williams, Regina 9,85,119,124,132, 133.140 Williams, Vickie 12.25,56,120,123, 126,1,38 Williams, Wanda 123,126 Wilson. Alice 25,123,126 Wilson, Mary 123,1.38,126 Winebarger, James 22,105,128,132 Wolt ' e, Linda 3,21,43,78,15,115,126,129, 1.37.140 Worley, Darla 123 Wrestling Team 76,138 Wright, Barbara 55,111,129,130,1.32 Wyatt, David 111,138 Wyatt, Junior 115 Y Yarber. Eddie 119,135 183 i I ! I I I I 1 ■ ' 5 •5 3 1 i i i i I ;i r ii 4 1 ■A .a I