Chilhowie High School - Chilvalee Yearbook (Chilhowie, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1975 volume:

i ► r F i iy- ' ii 11 WAYS 1975 Chilvalee Are Published by Bebbie Clark, Editor Carol} ! Martin, Editor Patty McAllister, Photographer David Lambert, Art Editor 2 1975 Chilvalee The Annual Staff Elaine Sturgill, Business Manager Kendall Johnson, Assistant Business Manager Sharon Dempsey, Typist Mrs. Mary B. Aker, Mr. Jerry Eggers, Advisers Profiles Projects... 42 Phases... 56 Persons... ] ume XXXIV Patrons... 145 SENIORS Lucinda Brewer Larry Brown Mark Casey Randy Clapp Bebbie Clark Catherine Clark MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED; Chuck Blevins and Bebbie Clark. MOST ATHLETIC: Charles Halsey, Eddie Hayden, Patty McAllister, and Catherine Clark. Dan Coalson Jim Delp Sharon Dempsey 12 SENIORS Kerry Donnelly Jim Doss Mike Dowell Darlene Doyle Donnie Duncan Cindy Eller FRIENDLIEST: Mike Dowell, Bonnie Peake, and Mark Casey. 13 BEST ALL AROUND: Eddie Hayden and Sharon Dempsey. Nancy Eller Ronnie Eller Allen Elliott Tommy Gollehon Vickie Gk)llehon Betty Grinstead 14 SENIORS Jean Guy Mike Haga Charles Halsey Kathy Hart Eddie Hayden Kathy Heath Mark Heninger Brian Hollowood Mike Hopkins Phyllis House Harvey Hudgins Bill Huff MOTTO: I have no yesterdays; Time took them away. Tomorrow may not be — But I have today. 15 FLOWER: Red Rose COLORS: Baby Blue and White Debbie Jackson Kendall Johnson Lynn Johnson Angela King MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Reva Rouse and Mike Dowell. SENIORS David Lambert John Lamie Ronnie Lindsey Lisa Love Ronnie Lowman Baker Martin Carolyn Martin David Martin Patty McAllister Margaret Minnick Richard Neikirk Kathy Odum NOT PICTURED: Herbie Barbrow John Burchett Judy C. Stamper 17 MOST COURTEOUS: Bonnie Peak and David Wyatt. Billy Olinger Bonnie Peake Luann Poe Dennis Polk Willie Rich Frank Robbins Dana Romans Karen Roop Reva Rouse 18 SENIORS Doug Rowland Debbie Sage Betty Sheets Perry Skeen Cindy Smith Judy Stamper Sharon Stamper Vickie Stamper Bob Stevenson 19 Connie Stewart Tim Stokes Elaine Sturgill Kathy Sturgill Phillip Sullivan Yvette Thigpin TALLEST AND SHORTEST: Ronnie Lindsey, Catherine Clark, Cindy Eller, and Donnie Tilson. 20 Kathy Odum, Cindy Smith, Janet Widener, and Vickie Stamper show off class rings. Barbara Thomas Dixie Tilson Donnie Tilson Janet Widener Barbara Wright David Wyatt SENIORS 21 SENIOR STATISTICS CHARLES MICHAEL ADAMS — F.F.A. 2,3,5. DEBORAH LYNNE ADAMS — BasketbaU 2; F.B.L.A. 5; Library Club 2. PAMELA JO ARNOLD — Transferred from Putnam City High School 5. HERBERT DEWEY BARBOW, JR. — Transferred 5. BEVERLY JEANE BERRY — BasketbaU 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Forensic Club 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 5; Library Club 1; Junior Play Com¬ mittee; Senior Play Committee; F.H.A. Girl of the Month 2 . SHARON ANN BLANKENBECKLER — Tri-Hi-Y 2; F.B.L.A. 2,3. ALLEN LAWRENCE BLEVINS ALLEN RAY BLEVINS — FootbaU 3; BasebaU 3, 4, 5. CHARLES DAVID BLEVINS — Track Manager 2 and 3; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; National Honor Society 3, 4, 5; Hi-Y 2, 3; S.C.A. 3, Parade Marshal Homecoming 4; Co-Ed-Hi- Y Treasurer 1; Class President 2 and 3; Biology Award 3; Scholarship Award 3; Salutatorian 5. CLIFTON FRANKLIN BLEVINS, JR. — F.F.A. 5. DEBRA KAY BLEVINS EDWARD EUGENE BLEVINS KATHY LYNN BLEVINS — Track 1; Bus Patrol 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, Historian 3, Reporter 4, Presi¬ dent 5; F.H.A. 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; Class Vice-President 1, Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Homecoming Court 3. CAROLYN ANNE BOGER — Transferred 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Beta Club 5; F.B.L.A. 4, 5; F.H.A. 2, 4, 5; Cheerleader 2; Seven MUe Ford Ruritan Club Scholarship 5. FRANKLIN DELANE BOGLE, JR. — BasketbaU 1; BasebaU 2,5; F.F.A. 2,3, 4,5. FRANKLIN McKEE BRANSON, JR. — FootbaU 1, 2; Track 1; F.B.L.A. 3, President 5; F.F.A. 2, 3, 5; Clerk Typist I Bookkeeping Award 5; Interclub CouncU 5. LUCINDA LEIGH BREWER — V.I.C.A. 4. LARRY DANIEL BROWN — BasketbaU Manager 3; Golf 2, 3, 4, 5; Beta Club 5; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. 5; French Club 3, 4,5; Chorus 5. JOHNNY LEE BURCHETT — V.I.C.A. 5. MARK DAVID CASEY — FootbaU 2, 3, 4, Most Dedicat¬ ed Award 5, Best Lineman Award 5; Wrestling 2; Base¬ baU 3, 4, Captain 5, Runs Batted In Award 5; F.B.L.A. 5; Hi-Y 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 5; Class Vice-l esident 3; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Forensic Award 5; F.C.A. Vice-President 5. GEORGE RANDALL CLAPP — FootbaU 2; Hi-Y Histo¬ rian 3; Monogram Club 3; F.F.A. 5; Senior Play Com¬ mittee 5. BEBBIE ARLENE CLARK Tri-Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 3; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; National Honor Society 4, President 5; CHILVALEE Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 5; S.C.A. 4, 5; Inter¬ club CouncU 5; Co-Ed-ffi-Y President 1; French Club 2, 3, President 4, 5; One Act Play Committee 4; Junior Play Committee 4; nior Play Committee 5; Scholarship Award 2 and 4; County Voice of Democracy Contest Run¬ ner-Up 5; Brunswick Scholarship 5; French I Contest Runner-Up 2. SARAH CATHERINE CLARK — BasketbaU 1, 2, Cap¬ tain 3, 4, and 5; Track 1, 2, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4 and 5; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, Vice-Resident 4, President 5; G.A.A. 2, 3, Vice-President 4, 5; Beta Club 3, Chap¬ lain 4, Vice-President 5; Science Club 3; S.C.A. 3, Re¬ porter 4; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; French Club 3, Treasurer 4, 5; Band 1, 2, 3, 4,5; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1 and 2, Sec¬ retary 4, Vice-President 5; Junior Play Committee 4; DAR Good Citizenship Award 5; Perfect Attendance DAN GRAHAM COALSON — Wrestling Fourth in State 2, First in State 3; N.Y.C. 1,2; Monogram Club 3. JIMMY WAYNE DELP — F.F.A. 2,3,4,5. SHARON KAY DEMPSEY — BasketbaU 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; G.A.A. 4; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 5; CHILAZETTE Staff 3; CHILVALEE Staff 5; Library Club 1, 3; S.C.A. 1; Cheerleader Captain 1; Clerk Typist II Award 5; Business and Professional Women’s Club Award 5. DAVID ODELL DIXON — National Honor Society 3, 4, 5; CHILVALEE Staff 4, 5; F.B.L.A. 5; Co-Ed-Hi-Y Vice-President 1; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5; Senior Play Cast 5. DEBRA LYNN DIXON — BasketbaU 3, 4; Track 3; Bus Patrol 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Beta Club 4, 5; CHILVALEE Staff 4, 5; Forensic Club 5; F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5; F.H.A. 2, Parliamentarian 3, Vice-President 4, Junior Degree; Li¬ brary Club 2; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; Cheerleader 5; One Act Play Cast 5; Junior Play Cast 4; Senior Play Cast 5; Perfect Attendance Award 5. KERRY BRUCE DONNELLY — FootbaU 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; BasketbaU 1; Golf 2; Track 3, 4, 5; Eteta Club 4, 5; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3, 4, 5; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4, President 5; S.C.A. Treasurer 4; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; Band 1; Class Reporter 1 and 3; One Act Play Cast 4; Ju¬ nior Play Cast 4; Senior Play Cast 5; F.C.A. Treasurer 5; Biology Award 3; King CoUege Science Award 4; Chamber of Commerce Award 5. JAMES HUBERT DOSS TERESA DARLENE DOYLE — Bus Patrol 5; F.B.L.A. 4.5. MICKLE EUGENE DOWELL — Track 1,2, 3, 4, 5, Cross Country 2,3; N.Y.C. 2,3, 4,5; Monogram 2,3,4,5; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Band Manager 4 and 5; Junior Play Cast 4; Senior Play Cast 5; K.V.G. 3; V.I.C.A. Club Vice-President 4, President 5; Mr. School Spirit 3 and 4. DONALD EUGENE DUNCAN — FootbaU 2; Basket¬ baU 4; F.F.A. 2, 3, Treasurer 4, National Farm Mechanic Judging Award 5, President 5. CYNTHIA SUE ELLER — Track 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4; Beta Club 4,5; Science Club 2; Forensic Club 4; F.B.L.A. Vice- President 5; F.H.A. 5; Library Club Treasurer 3; Inter¬ club Council 5; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; French Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Committee 4; Senior Play Committee 5; Eighth An¬ nual Edition of Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Homecoming Court 4 and 5. NANCY EILEEN ELLER — Beta Club 3. RONALD LYNN ELLER — FootbaU Manager 3 and 4; BasebaU 3,4,5. JOHN ALLEN ELLIOTT — FootbaU 4, 5; BasebaU 1; F F 12 3 ELIZABETH VICTORIA GOLLEHON — Bus Patrol 4, 5; Forensic Club 2, 3, Reporter 4, Vice-President 5; F.B.L.A. 5; F.H.A. 2, Reporter 3, President 4; S.C.A. 1; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; French Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 5. JOSEPH THOMAS GOLLEHON, JR. — FootbaU 1, 2, 3,4,5; BasebaU 2,3,4,5; Monogram Club 2,3, 4,5. BETTY JANE GRINSTEAD — BasketbaU 3, 4,5; Track 2, 3; G.A.A. 4, 5; Forensic Club 2; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, Vice-Resident 3; S.C.A. 2; Co-Ed-ffi-Y 1; Senior Play Committee 5; VoUeybaU 2, 3, Captain 5; Most Points and Most Valuable Player Award 5. LINDA JEAN GUY MICHAEL EUGENE HAGA — FootbaU 2. CHARLES ALLEN HALSEY — FootbaU 1,2,3, 4,5, Best Back Award, School Record for Rushing; Wrestling 1, 2, Second in State 3 and 4, State Champ 5; Track 2, 3, 4, 5; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Lions’ Club Most Athletic d 3 KATHY ELAINE HART — Transferred from Wood- bridge Senior High School; Bus Patrol 5. BLAINE EDWARD HAYDEN — FootbaU 1, 2, 3, Best Back Award 4 and 5, Most Valuable Player Award 5, Most Dedicated Award 5; Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 5; Mono¬ gram Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, 5; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; nior Play Cast 5; BasketbaU 1, 2, 3, 4, AU County 5, AU District 5, Co-Captain 5; Lions’ Club Sportsmanship Award 5; Perfect Attendance Award 5. KATHY DIANNE HEATH — Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Beta Club 3, Reporter 4, Secretary 5; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 5; S.C.A. Secretary 4; Miss Chilhowie Beauty Pageant Second Runner-Up 5; Junior Play Cast 4; Senior Play Cast 5. MARK KEVIN HENINGER — Wrestling 2; Track 4; Senior Play Cast 5; Chess Club 3. BRIAN THOMAS HOLLOWOOD — Transferred 4; Track 4,5; Hi-Y 4. GILBERT MICHAEL HOPKINS — N.Y.C. 2; F.F.A. 2.3.4.5. PHYLLIS MARIE HOUSE — Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Forensic Club 4; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, Songleader 4 and 5, Junior Degree Award; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; Senior Play Cast 5. HARVEY RAY HUDGINS — FootbaU 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Wres¬ tling Third in State Meet 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, 5; F F A 12 4 5 GEORGE wiLLIAM HUFF — BasketbaU 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- 22 Captain 5; Track 2, 3, 4, 5, Most Dedicated Award 3; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; National Honor Society 3, 4, 5; Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-President 4, President 5, M.G.A. Delegate 4, M.G.A. Attorney General 5; Monogram Club 3, Secretary 4 and 5; S.C.A. Vice-President 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y t; French Club 2, Secretary 3, 4, S; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 5; Class {Resident 4 and 5; One Act Play Cast 4; Inter-club Council 4,5; Air Force Award 5. DEBRA LYNN JACKSON EVANNA LYNN JOHNSON — Basketball 3, 4, Man¬ ager 5; Track Statistician 3; Bus Patrol 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Chaplain 4; F.H.A. 3; Library Club 2, 3; S,C.A. 3, 4, 5; Junior Play Committee 4. KENDALL CLOYD JOHNSON — Baseball 3, 4, 5; Na¬ tional Honor Society 4, Vice-President 5; CHILVALEE Staff 4, 5; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Chapter Scholarship Award 5; Class Reporter 5; Junior Play Cast 4; CHILVALEE ANGELA MARIE KING -- Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Forensic Club Regional Winner 3 District Winner 3 and 4r F.B.L.A. 3; Library Club 2. 3; Cb-Ed Hi-Y 1; French Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4� 5; Junior Play Cast 4; Senior Play Cast 5. DAVID WADE LAMBERT — Bus Patrol 3; Science Club 3; National Honor Society 4, Chaplain 5; CHILVA¬ LEE Staff S; Junior Play Cast 4; S.C.A. Recognition RONNIE STEVEN LINDSEY — Transferred 3. LISA DAWN LOVE — Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, M.G.A. Senator 5; Beta Club 4, 5; Forensic Club 3 4, President s; F.H.A. 2, 3; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1; French Club 3, 4; Band L 2, 3, Solo and Ensemble Clarinet Choir Division 14 and 5; Junior Play Committee 4. RONNIE DEAN LOWMAN — Library Club 1; F.F.A. 1, 3; Band 1,2. DAVID RYBURN MARTIN EMMA CAROLYN MARTIN — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; National Honor So¬ ciety 4, 5; CHILVALEE Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 5; Library Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Class President 1; Junior Play and Senior Play Make-Up Committee Chair¬ man; Scholarship Award 1 and 2; Valedictorian. CHARLES BAKER MARTIN, JR. — Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Forensic Club 2; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Vocational School PATRICIA y N McAllister — Basketball 1, 2, 3, Most Rebound Award 4, 5; Track 1, Most Points Award 3; Bus Patrol 1, 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; CHIL- AZETTE Staff 2, 3, 4; CHILVALEE Staff 3, Photograph¬ er 4 and 5; F.B.L.A. Treasurer 5; Library Club 2; S.C.A. 2, Chaplain 3, 4; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; Senior Play Cast 5; Clerk l ist I Award 4; Clerk Typist II Award 5; CHILVALEE Award 5; Chorus 5; Miss Chilhowie Beauty Pageant Sec¬ ond Runner-Up 3, 4; Miss Apple Festival Runner-Up 3, 4; Chamber of Commerce Award 5. FRANKLIN BRENT MILLER, JR. MARGARET BERRY MINNICK — Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3, 4; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1. RICHARD ALLEN NEIKIRK — Football 1, 2, 3, “Mr. Hustle” 4, Lineman Award 3, 5; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Golden Glove Award 5; Track 3; Beta Club 5; Hi-Y 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4 and 5; Senior Play Cast 5; F.C.A. President 5; Inter-club Council 5; Athlete of The Year 5. KATHY LYNN ODUM — Basketball Statistician 3; Track 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3, Reporter 4; G.A.A. 3, 4, Chaplain 5; Beta Club 3, 4, S; F.B.L.A. 3, S; Co-Ed-Hi- Y 1; Senior Play Cast 5. JOHN WILLIAM OLINGER, JR, — Football 2, 3; Bas¬ ketball 1; Golf 2, 3,4,5. BONNIE “K” PEAK - Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 5; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 5; CHILAZETTE Staff 3; S.C.A. 2, 3, 4, 5; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; French Cluh 2, 3, Vice-President 4, 5; One-Act Play Committee 4; Senior Play Committee 5; Beta Club Schol¬ arship 5; Biology Merit Award 3; Voice of Democracy Contest Runner-Up 3; Scholarship Award 5. PATRICIA LUAJW POE Basketball Manager 3 and 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; CHILVALEE Staff 5; F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5; F.H.A, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, President 5; Library Club 2, 3; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; Junior Play Committee 4; Inter-club Council 5; Junior Elegree in F.H.A. 4. DENNIS WADE POLK — FootbaU 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Rebound Award, Most Valuable Player, All Dis¬ trict Team, Captain 5, AH Smyth County Tournament 4 and 5; Baseball 2, 3, Co-Champ Runs Batted In 4, 5; Track 2,3; S.C.A. 1. WILLIE ROY RICH — Baseball 2; Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, 5. FRANKLIN GRAY ROBBINS — F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, State Farmer Degree and DeKalb Award 5; Perfect Attend- DANA KAYE ROMANS - N.Y.C. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Science Club 3; P.B,L.A. 3; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; F.H.A. 4. KAREN ANN ROOP REVA KAREN ROUSE — Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, Secretary 4, Treasurer 5; F.B.L.A. 5; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; French Club Treasurer 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, Co-Cap- tain 4 and 5; Class Reporter 2, Vice-President 3, Secre¬ tary S; One-Act Play Cast 5; Senior Play Cast 5; Miss Chilhowie 3. DOUGLAS ALLEN ROWLAND Football 2; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1; Hi-Y 1; F.F.A. Vice-President 5, Second in ihiblic Speaking Contest 5; Class Chaplain 2; Junior Play Cast 4; Senior Play Cast 5. DEBORAH DENESE SAGE — Transferred from Inde¬ pendence 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5; G.A.A. 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2.3, BETTY RUTH SHEETS — Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3, Photognrapher 4, Reporter 5; Library Club 1, 2. PERRY ALLEN SKEEN — Wrestling 1; Track 3; CHIL¬ AZETTE Staff 1; Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3, 4; S.C.A. 4; Band 1.2.3, 4, 5; Junior Play Cast 4; Chorus 5. CYNTHIA LYNN SMITH — Basketball Manager 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; CHILAZETTE Staff 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5; Library Club 1, 2, 3; S.C.A. Chaplain 4, President 5; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; French Club 3, Vice-President 4; Cheerleader 2; Class Vice-President 4; Junior Play Cast 4; Shorthand I Award 5 . JUDY CAROLYN STAMPER — Tri-Hi-Y 2; Forensic Club 2; F.H.A. 3; Library Club 1, 2; V.I.C.A. Club 4. JUDY LYNN STAMPER — Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4; Beta Club 4, Treasurer 5; F.H.A. 4, Parliamentarian Smywasco Federation 5; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; French Club 2, 3; Junior Play Cast 4 ; Senior Play Cast 3. SHARON FAYE STAMPER — Tri-Hi-Y 2. VICKIE PEAKE STAMPER — Basketball Manager 1, and 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 5; G.A.A. 1, 2; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; National Honor Society 4, Reporter 5; F.H.A. 3, Report¬ er 4, Secretary 5; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; French Club 2; Class Treasurer 5; Junior and Chapter Degree in F.H.A. CONNIE KRISTINE STEWART — Tri-Hi-Y 2; Forensic Club 5; F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5; Band 1, 2, 3, Division I Small Ensemble and Solo Contest 4, 5; Junior Play Cast 4; Sen¬ ior Play Cast 5; Perfect Attendance Award 5. TIMMIE JOE STOKES — Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; F F A 12 3 4 5 ELAINE CARROLL STURGILL Basketball Manager 3 and 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Beta Club 3, 4, President 5, Out¬ standing Beta Member 5; CHILAZETTE Staff 4; CHIL- VALEE Staff 5; F.B.L.A. 3, Secretary 5; F.H.A. 2, 3, chaplain 4, Vice-President 5; Library Club 1, 2,3; S.C.A. 5; Co-Ed-Hi-Y 1; Class Treasurer 4; Junior Play Cast 4; Interclub Council 5; Junior and Chapter Degree in F.H. A.; Miss School Spirit 5. KATHY LYNN STURGILL — Track 1, 2; Bus Patrol 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Forensic Club 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 4, Captain 5; Class Reporter 4; Junior Play Cast 4; Homecoming Queen 5. CLARENCE PHILLIP SULLIVAN — Hi-Y 1; F.F.A. 1, 2.3, 4,5; Band 1. YVETTE MARIE THIGPIN — Bus Patrol 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Science Club 1; Forensic Club 1; F.B.L.A. 1; F.H.A. 1; Library Club 3; French Club 1; Cheerleader 1. BARBARA ALLEN THOMAS — N.Y.C. 3,4. DIXIE CAROL TILSON — Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Cap¬ tain 4 and 5; Bus Patrol 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5; G.A.A. 3, Chaplain 4, Vice-President 5; F.B.L.A. 4; French Cluh 4, 5; One-Act Play Cast 5; Miss Chilhowie 4; Miss Apple Festival Runner-Up 4; M.G.A. Delegate 5. DONALD JAMES TILSON — Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 5, Most Dedicated 5; Basketball 5; Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 5; Eleta Club 5; Hi-Y 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, 5; S.C.A. 1 . JANET LEE WIDENER — F.B.L.A. 4, 5; Junior Play Committee 4; IVping I Award 3. ' BARBARA SUE WRIGHT — Track 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4, Historian 5; Forensic Cluh 5; F.B.L.A. 3, 5; F.H. A. 2,3,4, Junior Degree; junior Play Cast 5. DAVID EUGENE WYATT — Wrestling Second in Dis¬ trict 4, First in District 5, Third in State 5. 23 JUNIOR CLASS isr IB ' I CiMMSCf WC H Kl SEATED: William Kellv, PRESIDENT: Connie Cregger. Doug Bise, VICE PRESI¬ DENTS. STANDING: Mark Cole, SECRETARY: Mike Goodman, TREASURER; Tom¬ my Odum, REPORTER, Margaret Alderman William .Allen Patty Arnold Rickie Barlow Beverly Blessing Anita Blevins Debbie Blevins Gary Blevins Charles Barr Joanie Berry Gary Billings Doug Bise 24 25 David DeBusk Donna Delp Susan Del]) Bettv Dennison Bobbv P ' dininston David Eller Linda Eller Kevin Elswick David Ciillespie H. E. Ciillespie •Jerri (lillev f hvllis (lilley Chris Doss Mike Doss Patricia Doss Bobby Dowell Paul Farris Robbie Fenner Mike Frye Vickie Garrett 26 Mike (Irosec ' lose Delibie Harrifier Eugene Has cien Debbie Heath ' Fiiiii (lillev Mike ( ' loodinaii .)err ' (Ireer Reftenia (Ireer William KelK ' ■Janie King Darrell I aml)ert .Jnd ' Lamie JUNIORS 27 Phvllis Lawerence Jimmy Lee Jim Legard Jim Love William Lowe Jimmy Lyles Pat Martin Roger Martin Vickv Martin Clitt ' ord Mason Brenda Meade Sheila Miller Tom Odum Barbara Patton Crystal Polk Karen Powers Kicky Powers I.ibhy Prolitt Rachel Reasor NOT PICTURED: Pete Marshall 28 Sheila Sullivan Sherian Thomas Brenda ’anHoozier Karen Walker Karen Stamper Karen Stewart Rohan Stokes Carol Sturgill Vickie Walters Linda Wolfe Junior Wvatt 29 SOPHOMORE CLASS SEATED: Tammy Vance. PRESIDENT: Tammy Sturgill. VICE PRESIDENT. STAND¬ ING: Donna Hlevins. SECRET.ARY: .Sonva P ' rancisco. TREASURER: Terri Sturgill. RE¬ PORTER: Pete Sturgill. CHAPLAIN. Debbie Barr Dean Berrv Gar Blankenbeckler •Anna Ruth Bles ins Bovd Blevins Connie Blevins Donna Blevins Kavin Blevins Lisa Blevins Matt Blevins 30 SOPHOMORES Martha Lvnn Fisher Ka ' Flannafjan Dianne Foore Brent Fnster Br)n ’a Francisco Debbie ( ' onner Lvnn { ' nitchlield Itonna iJavis Andrew Dempsev I )arlene I tennison -Judv Dowell David Duncan Beverly Filer (’arol Filer Revena Flliot Martha Freeman Anita (lore Pamela Freer Kandv Freer Bobbv Frinstead James (luv Lisa Hale Beckv Hall Doug Hawkins Fegg ’ Hawkins Damn- Ha ' den Laurinda Ha (ien Sheila Heath Barbara Hopkii ' .s Sharon Horton 31 SOPHOMORES Mike Meade Charles Mercer Herbert Montgomerv Barbara Mutter Robbie O ' Brien Clement Osborne Stuart Osborne Richard Parks Marilyn Peake •). D. Pennington Janie Howell Ben Huff Beth Huff Susie Johnson Beverly Kell Greg Landis JoAnn Layell JoAnn Martin Jeff Mash Brenda McGhee 32 SOPHOMORES Steve Ridfje Janet Rolihins Jud Robhin Kenn ' Rose Kmih ' [{oiise Larrv Rouse Jtid ' Sheets Ralph Sheets Sandra Shumate ( ' hervl Smith (ires Smith Suzanna Smith Rust - Stamper Lisa Sturgill Fete Sturgill Fammy Sturgill Terri Sturgill (Renn Thomas Tammy Fhomas Billv Thompson Dorothv Thom|)son Joe I’homijson Dianne Tuck Kave Upchurch Tamm ' ’ance Curtis Warren Donald Widner Dehhie Wilkinson Regina Williams Don Winn 33 FRESHMAN CLASS Class Officers pictured above are Tommy Overbay, PRESIDENT; Karen Hughes. VICE-PRESIDENT; Suzan Moore. SECRETARY; Tim Haga. CHAPLAIN; Vickie Perkins, TREASl’RER. and Carol Cullop. REPORTER; are not pictured. Jesse Ashburn Peggy Ashby Martha Atwell Bill Austin Steve Austin Kathy Barlow Dorothy Bennett Gary Black Lisa Black Dawn Blessing Craig Blevins Donald Blevins Jenette Blevins Julius Blevins Patt Blevins Sammy Blevins Susan Blevins 34 •Janu s ( ' oalson Hohert ( ' dc ' hran Ri)i;t“r ( ' dllins Tonv (’ollins Sallv (’i)X Hifkv Crusenberry Travis (Tutchfield Carol Cullop Elllen [Jancy Teresa Dancy Steve Davidson Randy Denipse ' Sandv Dixon Hill Doane Glenn Drdinger Kav Dolinger Brenda Dowell Sue Dunn Carla b ' rancisco Margaret Garman Connie Ciillespie Terrv (jilley Eddie Gilliam David Got! Debbie Gollehon Thelma Greer Kathv Gross Denise Haga Kathv Haga Tim Haga Mike Halsev Rick Hamm Tammv Hamm •left ' Harriger Bobb ' Heath •let ' f Heath 35 Xancv Kefjley Steve Kegley Mike Kell Timmy Landis Mike Little Tommy Little •Jack Love Connie Lowe Carolvn Marshall Charlie McClure •Jill McClure Fat Miller Bill Osborne Dale Osborne Debbie Osborne Tommy Overbav Beckv Paf ' ford Oail Parsons Rita Peake Rhonda Pennington Steve Pennington ’ickie Perkins Sherrv Pickle Walter Pierce 36 FRESHMEN Freddv Hilev Patt King Nellie Kohhitis Hartiara Hdbinson Barbara House doe Howland Sharon Holand Bill Hutledjje Chervl Hutledfje Debbie Sanders Hiehard Sauls Wavne Sheffield Diane Shuler Donna Smith Sandy Smith Barbara Sparks dewel Stamper Jimmy Stamper Jerrv d ' esterman Susie d ' esterman Mark ' I ' homas Minnie Thomas Be erlv d ' hom|)son Batrii ia ' Fibbs Debbie Stewart Kave Stewart Cathv Sturijill Sandv Tavlor Debbie Testament Charles Tucker David Tuell Cene Vestal Larr - Walters Bill Wheeler Vickie Williams Wanda Williams Alice Wilson Marv Wilson Kenny Woods Darla Worley Donna Wvatt 37 EIGHTH GRADE SKA ' PEI): Lynn Vanhciozier, PRESIDENT; STANDING: Cindv Wharton. VICE-PRES¬ IDENT; Cindv Clark. SECRPITARY; Pam Doss. TREASURER; Ann Bonham. RE- POR ' I ' ER; and (lina Fenner. CH.APLAIN. Sheila Adams David Allison Mark Allison Susan Ander.son Tim Arnold Mike Aversman Cand Harlow Sarah Hartley ■la Herrv ■lohnnv Herrv Martha Hillinsjs Hetsv Hise •lames Hlankenheckler .Allen Hlevins Anthon ' Hlevins (leorste Hlevins Kathv Hlevins Randv Hlevins Sandra Hlevins Sharon Hlevins 38 V ' ade Blevins Ann Jionham Eddie Branson Kdvvina Brewer ( ' lift Brooks (llenn Buchanan Zac Caldwell Sherrv Campbell Cindv Clark Dean Cc)le .Indv Collins Alan Copenhaver Alan Counts Jennifer Doss Pam Doss ( ' arol Dowell Rebecca Dowell Johnny Edmondson Bernice Eller Billv Eller Ciina Fenner Crej; Frye Deirdra (lanawav Rickv Ciilley James Cray Brenda Creer Resina Ciriffev Timmv Crinstead Allen Hasa Steve Hall Debbie Harris Xorma Hart ' Fim Hart Kenny Hawkins Regina Haves Connie Heath F’ave Heath Cene Heath Terri Heath Allan Hensley Chris Hollon Richard Hopkins 39 Carol Huffman Rov Hughes Barbara Hutton Angela -Jones Deidra -Jones F ' reddle -Jones Sara -Jones Susie -Jones Ruthie Kegley Michael Lampkins Barbara Landis Bonnie Landis Valerie I ane Tony Legard Tammy Lowe Edward Lowmans Teresa Lowmans -J. F. Lundv Timmy Lundy Dannv Marshall Bobhv Martin David Martin Sammv McClure I enny McCormick Ernie Miller Tyrone Montgomery Patricia Mutter Sherri F afford Teddy Palmer Diane I eake Dora J ennington Peggy Pennington D. I). I hipps Carol I olk Debbie Prater 40 EIGHTH GRADE Leon I ' niitt Nannie I ' niitt ( ' irett liati ' lill Knttenia RatlilT l-iav Reeves -Inlie Re nnlds Mike Richardson Hetsv Rile ' Larrv Rilev Dwavne Rinfj David Roe William Rouse Dennis Sa e Rav Shazier Leila Sheets Kathv Shnler Tammy Shumate Dwiftht Shuite Kim Skeen Mark Smith Daniel Sturgill X’ernon Sturgill (leorge Talbert Debra Teaters William Testerman Donald Thomas •Janice Thomas Chip ’ance Susan Vance Lynn X’anHoozier Bennie Walton Helen Wallen Teresa Wassum Randall Williams Barbara Wyatt 41 PROJEQS Vocational Clubs Have Varied Activities At the Mother-Father-Daughter Banquet, club members and their parents enjoyed the meal and the guest speaker, top photos. F.F.A. members participate in the club initiation. Receiving special F.F.A. awards, above, were Frank Robbins, Donnie Duncan, Mike Goodman, Jack Love, Kendall Johnson and David DeBusk. Mr. William St. John made the presentations. Mrs. Kathleen Cregger demonstrated the art of cake decorating at a F.H.A. meeting after which Janie King tried her skill (above). Jim Love, below, won the F.F.A. Tractor Driving Contest. A representative from the Mary Kay Cosmetic Company, below right, demonstrated the use of cosmetic aids during a F.H.A, meeting. Kathy Heath, bottom photo, prepares fruit baskets for nursing home patients. The Future Homemakers of America sold posters and patches as a money-making project. Members prepared and took fruit baskets to patients at the Valley Nursing Home. The annual banquet closed out tbe year’s activities. Tbe Future Farmers of America participated in several agriculture- related contests during the school year. Money-making projects included selling wall decorations and magazines. F.C.A., G.A.As., and Monogram Club Encourage Teamwork Mr. T. L. Sturgill, Jr., above, member of the Touchdown Club, presented the coveted Headhunter Jacket to Doug Bise. Mr. Ron Ball, Mr. Dwight Barker, and Mr. Dan Reasor are pictured with Mr. Clebe McClary, U.S.M.C., an assembly speaker. Senior members of tbe football team presented a football to Mr. Don Ratliff, assistant football coach. 46 Kathy Odum, Kathy Sturt’ill and Kathy Blevins initiate a new O.A.A. member, Onnna Davis, left. Sharon Roland, Sally Cox, Sandy Smith and Debbie Oollehon are shown, below, wearing their O.A.A. initiation “attire”. David Lambert, below, is shown workinji on the Warrior head he desit;ned lor the gym. Mr. Dickie Greer, lower left, presented a blanket to Mr. Tom McGhee as a token ot appreciation from the coaching staff. A newly organized club at C.H.S., the Fellow¬ ship of Christian Athletes, was sponsored by Mr. Ron Ball. Money-making projects included sponsoring a car wash, receiving donations toward a cookware set, and erecting a booth for Carnival Day. A Fellowship of Christian Athletes Sunday was held at which time members held services at community churches. Some members will attend the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Camp in North Carolina. The Girls’ Athletic Association and the Mono¬ gram Club sold concessions at home basketball games in order to raise money for club projects. To close out the year’s activities, the Monogram Club sponsored the annual Awards Assembly and presented each Senior Athlete with a blanket. A new club — The Inter-Club Council — was organized by the Student Coopera¬ tive Association. This club coordinated fund-raising projects for clubs and classes. Some projects and activities completed by the S.C.A. this year were supervising assemblies, furnishing a bike rack, buying nets for the tennis courts, coordinating Homecoming activities and supervising Carnival Day. The National Honor Society furnished Easter baskets for retarded children, supplied paint for renovating the Warrior head in the gym and purchased an ad in the yearbook. The club closed out its year’s activities by inducting new members, sponsoring a sock-hop and enjoying a picnic. OPPOSITE PAGE; Tapped for membership in the N.H.S. were Debbie Conners, Rusty Stamper, Darrell Hayden, Diane Tuck. Hen Huff, Debbie Wilkinson, Beth Huff. Beverly Kell, Donna Blevins, Laurinda Hayden, Julia Buchanan and Gary Blankenbeckler. Catherine Clark, Donnie Tilson and Terri Blevins relax at the Beta Club Convention. The S.C.A. sponsored the Homecoming Sock-Hop, lower photo. Sharon Dempsey, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fore and Jason are pictured at the left during the N.H.S. picnic. Pictured above is the speaker at the Beta Club Banquet. Sharon Dempsey, above, taps Darrell Hayden for membership in the N.H.S. 48 S.C.A., N.H.S. and Beta Club Promote Leadership and Scholarship Senior Beta Club members and junior officers again attended the annual con¬ vention at Richmond. To close out this year’s activities, club members sold dough¬ nuts and enjoyed a banquet and picnic. Elaine Sturgill received the Outstanding Beta Club Award from president-elect Terri Blevins, upper photo. Students en¬ joyed Carnival Day, opposite page, sponsored by the S.C.A. Projects completed by the Tri-Hi-Y were sponsoring a Junior Miss Chilhowie Beauty Pageant, sending five delegates to the Model General Assembly, and sponsoring a “ring-toss” game on Carnival Day. The Hi-Y sent six delegates to M.G.A. Mr. R. Dwight Barker chaperoned the group. The Co-Ed Hi-Y, sponsored by Mrs. Linda J. Siegel and organized for eighth graders, raised money by selling Christmas gifts. Members enjoyed a skating party which closed out the year’s activities. The five finalists in the Junior Miss Pageant were, left to right: Debbie Gollehon; Betsy Bise, First Runner-up; Sally Cox, Second Runner-up; Ann Bonham; and Pam Doss, Queen. Mr. R. Dwight Barker served as Master of Cermonies, above. David Lambert and Vickie Bonham, right, entertained the audience during a break at the Jr. Miss Chilhowie. Y Clubs Are Active On 50 Pam Doss, left, is crowned Jr. Miss Chil- howie. Catherine Clark, right, sergeant- at-arms at the MGA held at Richmond, announces the arrival of the Speaker of the House. Bill Huff, lower right, presided as Attorney General at the Model General Assembly. Local And State Levels 51 Top left, new Forensic members are shown during initiation. Top right, Bill Bonham does imitations during a Forensic club meeting. Above, the annual staff presented the movie “Big Jake”. Chilvalee Staff and Forensic Club Participate In Various Activities 52 Amon the projects and activities completed by the Forensic Club were a presentation of the play “Anne of a Thousand Days” (PICTURED BELOW) by the P antastics of John¬ son City and hosting the District One-Act Play Festival. Chilhowie’s play presentation, “The Right Kind of House” received a “good” rating at the Festival. At left, Mr. Jerry Eggers, supervises Carolyn Martin and Bebbie Clark with annual work. Below, Students representing C.H.S. in Forensic activities on the Regional level at Bland High School were Bill Bonham, prose reading; Mark Casey, extemporaneous speaking; and Steve Austin, poetry reading. Not pictured, is Paul Farris, spelling. At bottom, Mr. Elmer Phillippi, schcwl photographer, poses V ickie Stamper for special senior colorpaks. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary B. Aker and Mr. Jerry Eggers the annual staff composed the 74-75 yearbook with the theme “Pathways of C.H.S.” The annual received a superior rating for the third consecutive year. Memories presented in the annual will help Seniors of ’75 and under¬ classmen remember the year’s events. ' 53 F.B.L.A. and French Club Are Active In Wide Range of Projects Money-making projects for the F.B.L.A. included selling candles and sponsoring a variety show. Proceeds were used to buy a filing cabinet for the business department and a chair for Mrs. Roberta Clifton, school secretary. A donation was made to the Chilhowie Rescue Squad. “Mange, hois sois heureux” was the theme of the French Club. Members were treated to a French treasure hunt funded by the turkey ticket project at Thanksgiving. French III stu¬ dents sponsored balloon sales, sock hops, and raked leaves to raise money for their French cuisine dinner at Le Chateau and Barter Presentation. Open House was observed in May, so that students and faculty could see projects made by all French students. Upper right, Ronnie Eller, Debbie Blevins, and Mike Groseclose sell balloons for the French III class at a football game. French Club members, above, take Christmas presents to Valley Nursing Home patients. Above right, Mr. Jerry Eggers, F.B.L.A. sponsor, presents Mr. Rodney Allison, Rescue Squad president, with a donation while Frank Branson, club president and squad member, assists. At right, Steve Austin and Patty Blevins won blue ribbons on “attire” during French initiation activities. Mrs. Pansy R. Rollins, PVench Club sponsor, presents a turkey to Alan Copenhaver (left) and a ham to Mrs. Mary B. Aker (below) during Thanksgiving activities sponsored by the club. Beth Bonham, club president, assisted. Miss Ann Aker debuts in a commercial with Mrs. Jean Hamm and Mr. Ron Ball during the F.B.L.A. variety show, below left. Below center, are featured the participants in the “Miss F.B.L.A.” beauty contest. The winner, pictured at the far left, was David Dixon. Ronnie Eller, lower photo, demonstrates his talents in “La Cuisine” in which the French club members feasted on French delicacies. PHASES Tammy Sturgill Is Crowned Miss Chilhowie Tammy Sturgill, Miss Chilhowie 1974, is escorted through the auditorium hy Greg Smith, helow, Mr. R. Dwight Barker, Master of ceremonies, introduces Kathy Blevins, contestant, lower right. Tammy Sturgill, below, was crowned Miss Chilhowie 1974, Anna Ruth Blevins, Terrie Clark, Debbie Conner, Regina Williams, Sharon Dempsey, Barbara Wright, Cindy Smith, and Donna Davis — eight of the contestants — are pic¬ tured below. 58 Amid the setting of gay, colored gowns and lovely girls, the Miss Chilhowie Beauty Pageant was held Saturday, September 21, in the CX1 auditorium. Pdfty-one girls, from grades 10-12, participated in this annual event sponsored by the Guidance Department. A new addition — escorts for the girls -- was introduced this year as well as a new M.C. — Mr. R. Dwight Barker. The big moment arrived when Tammy Sturgill was crowned Miss Chilhowie. Lisa Hale and Kathy Heath were chosen as first and second runners-up, respectively. Cheerleaders “Move On” Joleen Bryant, varsity cheerleader, ' gets a pie in the t ' ace” from Mr. Ron Ball while Mark Casey awaits his turn during a special pep meet¬ ing. Seniors show school spirit at a special bonfire that was part of the homecoming activities. ' I’he Varsity cheerleaders were chosen by cheerleaders from Milligan College, S.C.A. mem¬ bers. and teacher ratings. The eight girls selected attended a camp at Virginia Intermont Col¬ lege during July. While at camp, they received one excellent and two superior ratings. The cheerleaders began their activities during the tdotball season. The girls helped with Homecoming activities which in¬ cluded honoring the parents, a bonfire, and a pep rally on the football field. Tbe girls were also active dur¬ ing tbe other sport seasons. .Above. .Mr. -lim Hall, a student teacher from Kmorx- and Henry College, helps the cheerleaders at a pep rally. 60 With School Spirit Top left, cheerleaders perform a cheer to arouse spirit during time out. Stu¬ dents display school [tride h ' wearing t he strings ol spirit , above left. Parents receive recognition at the homecoming game, above. Pelt, Mr. Ron Hall, football coach, gives a talk to the student bod ' l)elore the tirst football game. 61 Members of the Homecoming Court shown below are Karen Hughes, freshman class; Susan Delp. junior class; Kathy Sturgill, Queen; Cindy Eller, senior class; Tammv Vance, sophomore class and Gina Fenner, eighth grade class. Donnie Tilson. football captain, upper right, congratulates Miss Homecom¬ ing Queen 1974. Some members of the class of ’64 are pictured at the right. Homecoming 1974 got into full swing on ' Tuesday, October 8, as the freshman class spon¬ sored a picnic for the football players and coach¬ es. On Thursday night, a bonfire was sponsored by the cheerleaders. Instead of having floats this year, the S.C.A. honored the alumni at a reception before the football game with Honaker. ' The class of ’64 was chosen to receive special recognition. Parents of the football players were honored preceding the game. At halftime activities, Kathy Sturgill was crowned Homecoming Queen by co-cap- tains Eddie Hayden and Donnie ' Tilson. A sock- hop, sponsored by the S.C.A., followed the game. Kendall -Inhnson. top photo, drives Cindy Kller and Kathy Sturgill, senior representatives, onto the field. Music at the sock-hop following the Homecoming game was provided bv the Travelers ' Revision, above. Coaches and members of the football team. left, enjoy a picnic sponsored by the fresh¬ man class during Homecoming week. Homecoming 1974 Is A Busy Week of Activities 63 “HILLBILLY WEDDIN’ ” Is Presented The Junior Class presented a three-act comedy entitled “Hillbilly Weddin’ ” on December 12 in the C.H.S. auditorium. The fun began when Maw (Norma Canter) and Paw Belsnickle (Kevin Elswick) de¬ cided that their eldest daughters should get married. Paw uses his gun to find the necessary husbands. A lot of confusion re¬ sulted, but finally the daughters were married. The play was directed by Mrs. Mildred Clark, Miss Elizabeth Love, Larkin C. F hillips and H. C. Carter, Jr. Mike Croseclose was student director. Vickie Garrett, one of ' the daughters, and Tommy Odum, “the city slicker , contemplate becoming hitched, above, after Vhckie marches down the aisle, below. 64 LKP’T: Mr. (Meve ( ' (impton, [)rinc ' it)al, ives pi)inters to cast members dririns an intermission. Debbie Blevins and Tommv Odum, above, are shown in a scene Irom the plaw Mike (loodman. Hobbs ' (Irinstead and other iuniors pre¬ sented entertainment (lett) be¬ tween acts of the plav. I () V’KH BHO ' I ' OS: Belt, Haw con¬ templates” as the children t;et readv to eat breakfast. Hickev Blevins. Mark (’ole and Vickie Barrett are pictured at the rifjht. 65 Senior Class Presents “Meet Me In St. Louis” Lights! Camera! Action! No, this was not the sound stage of a movie studio — it was merely the Senior class presentation of “Meet Me In St. Louis” on April 3. Water bombs, bites on the leg, and stuffed dummies were just a few methods the mischievous Smith children used to prevent their moving from St. Louis. Mrs. Jean Hamm again served as director. Bebbie Clark was student director. Upper right, Mark Heninger confronts Phyllis House about the actions of her “children” as Patty McAllister, Kerry Donnelly, Debbie Dixon, and Eddie Hayden watch. Carolyn Martin, above, chairman of Make-up Committee, applies makeup to cast member Mike Dowell. Above right, Reva Rouse talks things over with Grandpa (Kerry Donnelly). Right, Angela King and Mark Casey interrupt a romantic interlude between Patty McAllister and Eddie Hayden. 66 Top photo: Members of the cast were, left to right, SEATED: Mike Dowell, Kathy Heath. Patty McAllister, Richard Neikirk, Phyllis House, Eddie Hayden. STANDING: -Judy Stamper. Kerry Donnelly. Debbie Dixon. David Dixon, Reva Rouse, Mark Casey, Mark Heninger, Doug Rowland. Barbara Wright, Angela King, and Connie Stewart. Above, Debbie Dixon and Reva Rouse plan for future mischief. 67 “Dream On” set the atmosphere for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom was held on May 10, at the Ford Motel, Seven Mile Ford. Couples danced to music provided by Sleepy Hollow from V.P.I. S.U. jJ| jgl . Jm ■le 1 a Sleepy Hollow provided music for the prom, above. Eddie Hayden and Regina Williams, left, “move to the music” at the prom. 68 Ford Motel Is Scene Of The Annual Junior-Senior Prom Opposite page and at left: Faculty members and their wives and student couples enjoyed refreshments served at the Prom, Below, couples enjoyed dancing to the music. Opposite page: Couples “take a breather” from the prom activities. Eddie Blevins and Shelia Sullivan relax as they watch other couples boogie. 69 Seniors Tour D.C. And Parts Of Virginia On May 6, seventy-six students gathered in the school auditorium to hear devotions given by Rev. Jerry Fleanor before departing on their annual senior trip. Chaperones were Mrs. Jean Hamm, Miss Louise Snavely, Mr. Joe Fore, Mr. Kermit Nelson, Mr. Cleve C jmpton and Mrs. Dixie Huff. On the way to our nation’s capitol, the seniors toured Monticello. While in D.C. students spent one evening at the Kennedy Center watching a play starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. On the night before their de¬ parture, they enjoyed a boat ride on the Potomac River. Friday the group headed back home with¬ out incident except for the fact that Miss Snavely now has a considerable water gun collection. Above, Seniors listen to one of the guides outside the capitol. Below right. Miss Louise Snavely, one of the chaperones, poses for the camera. 70 Debbie Dixon, Elaine Sturgill, Bill Huff, Kathy Heath and Angela King pose in front of the Iwo Jima Memorial, top photo. Above, Kathy Odum and Patty McAllister are pictured on the bus. 71 Many Are Honored On Awards Day Serving as Master of Cermonies at the annual morning of May 23 in the C.H.S. auditorium. Awards Day assembly was Mr. Kermit G. The Monogram Club sponsored the assembly. Nelson. The assembly was held during the S.C.A. president, Cindy Smith, presented awards to Mr. Rhett Sutherland, sponsor, and David Lambert — pictured above. Chuck Blevins, above right, received the National Merit .Commendation from Mr. Dwight Barker, guidance counselor. Frank Branson, F.B.L.A. President, presented an award of appreciation to Mr. Jerry Eggers, club sponsor, on behalf of club members. Bebbie Clark, Carolyn Martin, Patty McAllister, and Kendall Johnson, below, received editor and staff awards from Mrs. Mary B. Aker, yearbook adviser. 72 w Jit SPECIAL AWARDS NOT PICTCRP ' I): Richard Neikirk, Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Bonnie Peake. jf V| ' ■ iM Beta Cluh Scholarship; .Junior and Senior classes. Spirit Plaque Award; Reva Rouse, Debbie Dixon, Dixie V Tilson, Susan Moore, and dreg Smith, One-Act Play awards. Business awards were presented to Sharon Dempsey and Patty McAllister, Clerk Typist II; Debbie Conner, Type¬ writing I; Teresa Brooks, Clerk Typist I and Second Place in the Southwest Virginia Business Contest at Virginia Highlands Community College; Frank Branson, Clerk Typist I Bookkeeping; and Cindy Smith and Brenda Vanhoozer, Shorthand. Anita Blevins, NOT PICTLIRED, received the Bookkeeping award. Cindy W ' harton, above, presented American and Con¬ federate flags, purchased by the Co-Ed Hi-Y, to the school on behalf of the club; Mr. Cleve Compton accepted the award. Rev. .Jerry Fleenor presented a Seven Mile Ford Ruritan Club scholarship to Carolyn Roger, above right. French III students, pictured below, received merit certif¬ icates from Mrs. Pansy R. Rollins, club sponsor. Baker Martin, vocational school representative in the State Welding Contest, received a certificate and a medallion (upper photo). Team And Band Members Receive Recognition Donnie Tilson, Eddie Hayden and Mark Casey, above, re¬ ceived Most Dedicated Football Player trophies. Mrs. Judy H. Lewis presented the following to Linda Wolfe: Most Valuable Player, Most Rebounds and Most Points trophies. Vickie Martin, Bill Huff, Angela King, Lisa Love, Catherine Clark, Connie Stewart, Steve Austin and Kaye Stewart, pictured below, received special recognition from Mr. Pat Miller, band director. Dennis Polk, below, received the Most Rebounds and Most Valuable Player Awards from Mr. Dickie Greer, Basketball coach. Mr. Ron Ball presented a new trophy, donated by Goodman Jewelers, to Charlie Halsey for winning First Place at the State Match. Charlie was also awarded the trophy for Most Valuable Wrestler. 74 I I Mrs. Linda J. Siegel presented awards to Debbie Stewart. Kaye Stewart, Vickie Peake Stamper, Susie Johnson, Rachel Reasor, Joyce Richardon, Becky Pafford, Betty Grinstead, Becky Hall, Carla Francisco, and Bessie Pruitt (NOT PICTIIRED), above, members of the Volleyball team. Gary Billings, lower left, received the Most Dedicated Track Man Award from Mr. Dwight Barker. Mr. H.C. Carter, below, presented letters to all members of the golf team. Dixie Tilson, lower left, received the American Association of Health, P.E. and Recreation Award. 75 Baccalaureate was held on Sunday, June 1, at 3 p.m. in the C.H.S. auditorium. The C.H.S. chorus, under the direction of Mr. Pat Miller, provided the music. Pictured above with the C.H.S. chorus are Rev. Bill Konstantopoulous, who delivered the Baccalaureate sermon and Rev. Thomas B. Sullivan, Jr., who gave the scripture reading and prayer. Carolyn Martin, below left, gave the valedictory address, and Chuck Blevins, below, gave the salutatory address. Dr. Emma W. Schulken, president, Virginia Highlands Community College, gave the graduation address. 76 C.H.S. Gym Is Scene Of 1975 Graduation Carolyn Martin, valedictorian, leads one of the lines out of the gym, upper left. Seniors file into the gym, upper right. The Warrior Band provided graduation music. Tense moments can be seen from the expressions of Barbara Thomas, Carolyn Boger, Carolyn Martin, Lynn Johnson, Judy C. Stamper, Debbie Adams, Sharon Stamper, Bebbie Clark and Kathy Sturgill. Graduation, due to weather conditions, was held for the first time in the C.H.S. gym on Thursday, June 5, at 7 p.m. Ninety-seven seniors participated in the graduation exercises. Rev. Eugene Vestal gave the invocation. Mr. Cleve Compton awarded diplomas. 77 fiiiiiniiv Mr. R. Dwight Barker presented the Chamber of Commerce “Well Rounded Student Awards” to Patty McAllister, upper left, and Kerry Donnelly, upper right. Eddie Hayden received the Lions’ Club Sportsman Award, left, and Charles Halsey received the Best Athlete Award during graduation exercises, right. Seniors Receive Special Recognition at Graduation 78 Mr. David H. Burt on, assis¬ tant principal, and Mr. Dwight Barker, guidance counselor, presented special awards to members of the Class of ’75 during graduation exercises. Catherine Clark, above left, received the DAK Clood Citizen Award. Bonnie Peake, above right, was the recipient of the Senior Scholarship Award. Mrs. Pansy R. Rollins presented the B.P.W. Award to Sharon I)em[)sey, below left. Bebbie Clark, below right, was awarded the Brunswick Scholarship. A graduation scene is shown at the bottom of the page. Other seniors who received special awards were Eddie Hayden, Frank Robbins, Catherine Clark, Debbie Dixon and Connie Stewart, PERFECT ATTENDANCE. Chuck Blevins received the National Merit Scholarship, and Carolyn Boger was the recipient of the Seven Mile Ford Ruritan Club Scholarship. Carolyn Martin, Chuck Blevins, Bebbie Clark, Bonnie Peake and Kerry Donnelly were recognized as the five seniors with the highest academic averages for their high school careers. 79 4 PUZZIES Look Behind The Scenes At Student Services The Chilhowie High School Administration and Staff provide valuable services to the stu¬ dents and faculty. In addition to handling office work, preparing meals, and transporting stu¬ dents, the staff took care of the building and grounds. At a time when schools in other states have closed because of financial difficulties, our school remained a steady rock under the leader¬ ship of the administration and staff. MR. CLEVE COMPTON, PRINCIPAL; Carson-Newman College, B.S., George Pea¬ body College, M.A. MR. DAVID H. BURTON, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Em¬ ory Henry College, B.A.; Radford College, M.S. 82 •r- ' i! bhoshbk mvm CAFTERIA STAFF ' (above): Mrs. Hazel Peake, Mrs. Shirley Blevins, Mrs. Charlsie Dolinger, Miss Ruby Tilson, Mrs. Helen Grinstead, and Miss Barbara McVev. SCHOOL SEC¬ RETARY (left): Mrs. Roberta D. Clifton. CAFETERIA AD¬ VISOR (below): Mrs. Eva P. Kelly. BUS DRIVERS (below right): Messrs. Jerry A. Eggers, Roger McClure, Rickey Widener, John Bowman, George A. Crutchfield, Joe Parris, George Call. NOT PICTURED: Ernest Eller, Bob Smith, Ralph Haga. CUSTODIANS (lower left): Mr. Gary Ashby, Mr. Frank Heath. Library And Guidance Department MR. R. DWIGHT BARKER, JR.; Milligan College, B.S., Radford College, M.S.; Director of Guidance; Coach of P-Nut Football, Junior V ' arsity Bas¬ ketball, Varsity Track; Sponsor ofHi-Y. MRS. REBECCA F. SPRINKLE; Emory Henrv College, B.A., V.P.I. S.U., M.A., U.S. History, World History; Guidance Counselor; Sponsor of Eighth Grade Class and J.V. Cheerleaders. MRS. ANNE B. STRICKLER; Concord College, B.A.; Sponsor of Arts Crafts Clubs; Librarian. Left, students use the library for reference work and reading. Above, The L’.S. Country Cur¬ rent Band performed a variety of music for an assembly spon¬ sored by the Guidance Depart¬ ment. Students prepare for their futures with the assistance of the “guiding hands” of the Guidance Department. Helping students decide on a career, choose a college, or receive advice on personal problems — all are duties of the guidance counselors. Funds for the Guidance Department are obtained by sponsoring the annual Miss Chilhowie Beauty Pageant. The library contains materials for doing re¬ search work as well as casual reading. 84 Aid Students Mr. David Burton, assistant principal, presents Miss Mary Payne Copenhaver, retiring Guidance Counselor, a gift of appreciation from the faculty and students, left. Ms. Shirley Kotheiner, Ad¬ missions Counselor at National Business College, explains entrance requirements to Connie Stewart, Luanne Poe, and Elaine Sturgill, above. Above, Mr. R. Dwight Barker, beauty pageant M.C.. gives in¬ structions to participants. An Air Force officer, left, aids Debbie Dixon and Barbara Wright with a test administered to seniors. 85 Math Classes Foster Curiosity Expressions on the face of a Math student could be a smile, a frown, or a sign of relief as he finds the results a problem. Students are required to take Math 8 .nd either Math 9 or Algebra I. After they finish these two classes, they may choose from several electives. MR. JOE FORE, Emory and Henry College, B.A.; Math 8; Sponsor of National Honor Society and Senior Class. MISS ELIZABETH LOVE, Emory and Henry College, A.B.; Refresher Math, Algebra I and II; Sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y and Junior Class. Top right, Mr. Joe Fore works a Math problem for students. Miss Elizabeth Love. Algebra teacher, and Tri-Hi-Y sponsor, congratulates Pam Doss, winner of the “Junior Miss” Pageant, right. The Math student teacher. Miss Julie Reed, explains a problem to Wayne Sheffield, far right. 86 Upper picture: Trig students and Mr. Rhett Sutherland repair an overhead projector. Mr. Jim Hall, above, student teacher in math, “takes a breather” during a rough day. MR, RONALD R. SUTHER¬ LAND, V.P.I. S,U., B.S., Radford College, M.S,; Math 9, Physics, Advanced Math, Geometry; Sponsor of Student Cooperative Association and Inter-Club Council. 87 Sciences Acquaint Stu¬ dents With Environment MRS. ANNE B. CATRON, Wittenberg College, A.B., Uni¬ versity of Va., M.E.D.; Chem¬ istry, Science; Sponsor of Freshman Class. Miss Donna Rose, student teacher, from Emory and Henry College, above, taught Biology under the supervision of Mr. Kermit Nelson. Chemistry students Beth Bonham. Jeannie Clark, Bill Bonham, Joanie Berry, and Debbie Blevins, below, perform an experiment. Sniffing with the nose or blinking of the eyes are characteristics of students enrolled in Science, Biology, or Chemistry on lab days. Students must complete Science and Biology in order to fulfill graduation requirements. Chemistry and Physics are electives for juniors and seniors. 88 MRS. SUSAN B. MC¬ WHORTER, Ouachita Baptist I ' niversity, B.S., Iowa State I ' niv., M S., Duke University; Science; Sponsor of Sophomore Class. Upper photo, Science students perform an experiment. Mrs. Sue McWhorter, Science teacher, introduced Mr. Lester Driggers, Operations Manager for Lunar Roving Vehicle Program, above, to the Chemistry, Physics and Science students. MR. K.G. NELSON, Hiwas- see College, .A ,A., East Tenn. State Univ., B.S., George Peabody College, M.A.; Bi¬ ology; Coach of 8th (frade Football, Peanut Basketball; Assistant Baseball Coach; Sponsor of Senior Class. 89 English, Speech and Drama, and MRS. MILDRED B. CLARK, Furman University, B.A.; Eng¬ lish 8; Sponsor of Varsity Cheerleaders and Junior Class. MRS. JUNE M. CONNER, Marion College, Radford Col¬ lege, B.S.; English III; Sponsor of Beta Club and Eighth Grade Class. MRS. MARY E. FARMER, Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, B.A.; English I and IV; Co-Sponsor of Forensic Club; Sponsor of Sophomore Class. Donna Blevins, upper photo, was presented the French Award by Mrs. Pansy R. Rollins. Students from an English I class, above, presented a skit for class members. Members of the Speech Class, left, presented “Turn-About Night At The Zoo” for elementary students. OPPOSITE PAGE: Trooper Gene Garrett discussed law enforcement with English III classes. Miss Williams, student teacher from Emory and Henry College, is shown teaching an English Class. 90 0 ' y cr ii,5 French Classes Teach Communications MRS. JEAN HAMM, Radford College, B.S.; English I, Speech and Drama; Co-Sponsor of Forensic Club; Sponsor of Senior Class, MR. THOMAS W. MCGHEE, V.P.I. S.U., B.A., Radford College, M.S.; English II; Coach of F-Nut Basketball and Eighth Grade Football; Activity Director; Sponsor of Sophomore Class. MRS. PANSY R. ROLLINS, Radford College, B.A., B.S., M.S.; French I, II, III; Sponsor of Le Cercle Francais and Freshman Class. Students enrolled in English classes develop speaking, listening, reading and writing abilities. Emphasis is placed on the meaning and implication of different literary works. Speech and Drama students studied dif¬ ferent acting techniques and presented several plays. French students learned to speak the French language, as well as studied the history, customs, painters and cooking of France. 91 P.E. Classes Develop Physical And Mental Health I I MR. DICKIE GREER, Carson-Newman Col¬ lege, Emorv ' Henry College, B.A.; Health, P.E., Driver’s Educ.; Coach of J.V ' . Football, Varsity Basketball; As¬ sistant Track Coach; Sponsor of Monogram Club and Sophomore Class. A girls’ P.E. class is shown during a volleyball match. Winning boys’ P.E. awards were Tony Legard, Charles Tucker, Lewis Doane and Rusty Stamper. Mr. Mark Driscoll and Mr. “Bo” Catron, above, were P.E. student teachers from Emory and Henry College. 92 A physical fitness expert, below, demonstrated various types of equipment to the P.E. classes. Miss Ellen Richardson, P.E. student teacher, assists at a track meet, below left. MRS. JUDY H. LEWIS, Radford College, B.S. Health, Cirls’ P.hL, Driver’s Educ.; Coach of Girls ' Varsity and J.V. Basketball and Track, Volleyball; .Sponsor of Girls’ Athletic Associa¬ tion and h’reshman Class. Joleen Bryant and Sandra Rhudy, below, were recognized for their archery skill during the Awards Assembly. Members of the girls’ P.E. classes who won special awards were Sherry Evans, Patricia Mutter, Regenia W ' illiams and Barbara Mutter, lower photo. Physical Education classes are divided into Physical Fitness, Health, and Driver’s Education. The classes provide normal phys¬ ical growth and wholesome recreation for students. This is carried out by alternating days between gym and health classes. In addition to Mr. Dickie Greer and Mrs. Judy H. Lewis. Mrs. Linda J. Siegel and Mr. H.C. Carter also taught P.E. 93 Mr. Pat Miller Arrives To Direct Warrior Band And Teach Music And Art Several first-year band students, above, pose for the camera on initiation day. Mr. Lucion Priode, upper right, band director during the first weeks of school, supervises Tommy Gollehon. David Lambert, Gary Billings, and Jim Love, Music and Art Appreciation students, as they re¬ decorate the band room. The Warrior band is pictured during a practice session, above. 94 Durin i the tall, the Warrior Hand performed at football fiames, partici¬ pated in the Apple Festival Band Com¬ petition, and received a Division II rating at the Southeastern Hand Festi¬ val. A spring concert was given to the public. Several hand instruments were stolen from the band room, hut most were recovered in working condition. Music and Art students studied the lives and works of different artists and composers. Members of the Emory and Henrv- Choir, upper right, gave a performance to the student body. Several band mem¬ bers. above, are pictured with Deputy Bill Blevins, Mr. Pat Miller, band director, and Sheriff Billy Dolinger and several of the band instruments which were stolen during the fall. 95 Social Studies Keep Students Up To Date Subjects offered by the Social Studies De¬ partment consists of American and World History, Geography, Economics, and Government. Students are taught in these respective subjects by the use of maps, reports, class discussions, and projects. Teachers try to keep the students informed of the changes in world affairs. Top picture, Miss Renie Price, student teacher from Emory and Henry College, aids World History student Tim Arnold. Above left, Mr. Ralph Stokes, WW II veteran, speaks to a history class. Mr. Ray Carter from the National Bank of Chilhowie, top right, speaks to an economic class. Above, Miss Louise Snavely and Mr. Ron Ball supervise student teacher Mr. Tommy Sain. 96 Left. M rs. Rebecca Sprinkle, history teacher, gives assistance to Miss Mary Alice Thornhill, a student teacher. MR. H.C. CARTER, JR., Em¬ ory and Henry College, B.A.; A merican History, Boys’ P.E., Health, Driver ' s Education; Coach of Varsity Football, Bas¬ ketball, and Golf; Sponsor of Monogram Club and Junior Class. History, Economics, and Recordkeeping students, above, debated political candidates. Above right, a speaker from the U.S. State Department discussed the “world food supply shortage” during a student assembly. MISS LOUISE SNAVELY, Averette College, Radford Col¬ lege, B.A., Columbia University, M.A.; Government; Sponsor of Senior Class. 97 I I ' t i • J i Vocational Courses Offer Practical Experience MRS. (;LAI)YS H FRYE Radford College. B.S.; Home Flconomics; Si)onsor of Future Homemakers of America and Eighth Grade Class. RUSSELL L. MARSH. V.P.I. and S.L!.. B.S.; Agriculture Science and Mechanics. Natural Resources Man¬ agement. Production Agriculture; .Sponsor of Future Farmers of Amer¬ ica and Eighth Grade Class. Pictured above with Mr. Larkin Phil¬ lips. supervising teacher, are Mr. Gary Kirts and Mr. Dale Sanders, student teachers. Phillip Sullivan, upper left, operates equipment during Agriculture class. Above. Mrs. Mary B. Aker, business teacher, demonstrates bathing a baby during a Child Care L nit for Home Ec. V. students. 100 ' The [)ur{K)se ol ' the Afirieulture classes is to otter boys and irls experi¬ ence in vvorkinfi with machinery, as well as acquiring knowledfte in Fores¬ try, Conservation and related fields. For the first time in several years, the Agriculture Department at C.H.S. received student teachers. Dale Sanders and Cary Kirts, from V.F.I. and S.C., observed the classes and later assumed the responsi¬ bility of teaching the students. Cooking, sewing, and child and home care are the l)asics taught in Home Economics. Students developed these skills through supervision, demonstration and personal experiences. MR. l..- HK[X( ' . RHIl.I.IRS MM. and W.Afr.- Kd.; .Afirifulture .Stieiu ' e and Mechanics. I ' rndiictinn .Atjri- cultnre; Sponsor ol Future Farmers ol .Ameriea and .lunior Class. Dixie Tilson, below, aids .Mrs. Cladvs Frve in [)re|)arinfj refreshments for a faeult ' meeting. Lower left. Willie Rich displays Aftrieulture skills. MISS M. R1(). RCSSF.LL West irfjinia State Collefje. B.S.; Home Keonomies, (leof;- rajihv; .Spotisor ol Flighth tirade Class. MR. WILLI.AM .ST. -lOHX V.R.l. and S.C.. H.S.. M.Kd.; Agricidture Maehinerx .Ser ice, Flighth tirade .Xgricidture. tlirls ' . grieulilire: S|tonsor ol F ' uture F ' armers ot .Ameriea. r I J I I I PRIDE i i 1 I I I I I I I 1 1 I I Seniors Provide Leadership ' Fhe 1974 Warrior football team was led by nine seniors. Donnie Tilson and Eddie Hayden served as co-captains. Charlie Halsey led the offense with 13;12 total yards and 98 points, while Plddie Hayden scored 87 points and gained 841 total yards. Tommy Golle- hon threw three touchdown passes. The C.H.S. rushing record was broken by Charlie Halsey with 3,757 yards during his high school career. I ’pper risilit. Charlie Halsev escaiiiiif; tacklers. ru. ' ihe. ' ; lor a touchdown. Kddie Havden. above, charttes lor extra vardage. Charlie Halsev [)oints to red i)aint applied to C H S. doors helore the Marion hall game. 108 Top, Senior members of the 1974 Warrior team were: FIRST ROW’: Kerr ' Donnellv; Charlie Halsey; Elddie Hayden. CAPTAIN: Tommy Col- lehon; Mark Casey. SFICOND ROW : .Allen El¬ liott; Richard Neikirk; Harvev Hudgins; and Donny Tilson, CAPTAIN. Harvev Hudgins, left, displays tackling abilitv. SCORES C.H.S. VISITORS 23 0 Wise 31 0 Marion 58 14 Holston 44 20 Rich Valley 7 14 Saltville 54 20 Patrick Henry 21 6 Honaker 29 12 Independence 36 7 Fort Chiswell 7 7 Rural Retreat 109 1 ! 1 I I I 1 I I I I Warriors Capture District Title Kathv Sturgill and Reva Rouse, two ot the cheerleaders, crown Ke in Klswick and Elaine Sturgill Mr, and Miss ■School ,Spirit , aho ’e. At right, two seniors, Dennis Polk and Eddie Havden. are selected lor the first Smyth County Tournament team. Bivings Bonham, helow, attempts a shot tor the J.X’. squad. Warriors scramble tor a loose ball, below right. ' Fhe 1974-75 basketball team compiled an overall record of 12 wins and 11 losses under head coach Mr. Dickie (Ireer. They captured the district title by winning 7 out of 8 district games. During the Smyth County Tournament at Marion Senior High School, C.H.S. won its open¬ ing game by defeating Rich Valley, hut placed second in county playoffs after being defeated by Marion. Hogoheegee District ' Fournaments w ' ere held at Kmory and Henry College. The Warriors de¬ feated Rich Valley, but lost to Rural Retreat in the final game. Donnie Tilson and Charles Tucker collide as thev hustle to gain po.ssession of the ball. 113 W arriors Advance To Region C Playoffs Above. Coach Dickie Greer, encourages school spirit at a pep rallv. Above right. Robbie Fenner takes an open shot. Lower left. Warriors rebound. Lower right. Eddie Hayden passes to Donnie Tilson. Opposite page. Charles Tucker intercepts a pass. Dennis Polk jumps to receive a pass. 114 Players on the team who won special awards this year were Charles Tucker, Defensive Award; Robbie Fenner, Leading Scorer Award; and Dennis Polk, Leading Rebounding Award. SCORES .H.S. OPPONENTS 46 50 Lebanon 51 75 Fort Chiswell 58 64 Tennessee High 49 83 Marion 60 42 Rural Retreat 58 68 Patrick Henry 62 50 Rich Valley 80 56 Holston 55 61 Tennessee High 76 61 Saltville 61 71 PYrt Chiswell 77 75 Bland 70 55 Holston 48 58 Rural Retreat 59 58 Bland 89 73 Saltville 51 50 Lebanon 52 47 Rich Valiev SMYTH COUNTY TOURNAMENT 53 43 Rich Valley 42 62 Marion HOGOHEEGEE DISTRICT PLAYOFFS 53 46 Rich Valley 43 57 Rural Retreat REGION “C” PLAYOFFS 46 57 Fort Chiswell 115 Wrestlers Have First Undefeated Season The Chilhowie Wrestlers had their first undefeated season with 10 wins. They held the opponents to an average of 17.4 points per match while they averaged 44.9. Four wrestlers, Mike Goodman, Ricky Blevins, Mark Cole, and Charlie Halsey, were undefeated. After capturing the Hogo- heegee District Title, the mat team advanced to the state meets where they placed fifth. Charlie Halsey, one of the three seniors on the squad, won state. He was the first C.H.S. wrestler to win state with an undefeated season record. The mat team was coached by Mr. Ron Ball, assisted by Mr. John Blevins. Above left, Walter Pierce, J.V., works for a takedown. Mike Halsey shoots for a takedown, above right. 116 Left, P..]. I Aindy pins his m n. Charlie Halsey, undefeated wrestler, shakes hands with his opponent after pinning him in a match, below. A barnyard pin, below left, helps Charlie Halsey pin another man. C.H.S. OPPONENTS 46 Auburn 18 57 Powell Valley 12 54 Auburn 18 52 Powell Valiev 9 32 St. Paul 28 43 Holston 13 48 Holston 14 46 Patrick Henry 15 30 Abingdon 26 41 St. Paul 21 Opposite page, Mike Goodman uses a head lever to gain a pinning com¬ bination. 117 Girls’ Track Team Captures District Title I Beth Bonham displays skill in throwing I the shotput. Linda Wolfe, right, breaks ■ the ribbon as she wins the 100-yd. dash. I Reginia Williams, lower right, leads in running the hurdles. Catherine Clark and Linda Wolfe discuss the upcoming meet, above. 118 The C.H.S. track team, coached by Mrs. Judy H. Lewis, won its district meet. At the sectionals held in Radford, the girls’ track team competed with Group A schools from the whole state, placing second. Catherine Clark was the only senior member on the team. Linda Wolfe won the Most Points Scored Award. Reginia Williams, left, lands after high jumping. Catherine Clark, above, captures an easy victory. Carol Dowell, high jumps (upper photo). Mr. Dickie Greer stands by to take a measurement after Rachel Reasor jumps. 119 Ellis Rouse, below, makes pole vaulting look easy. Bottom left, Donnie Tilson prepares to throw the discus. Lower photo, Ellis Rouse leads in the 440-yard dash. Track Team Captures Fourth Consecutive District Title The Warrior Track Team captured their fourth consecutive Hogoheegee District Title and placed second in Smyth County with a 16-2 record. The 36- member track team was coached by Mr. Dwight Barker and assistant coach Mr. Dickie Greer. Three school records were broken. Donnie Tilson broke the shot put record, Eddie Hayden broke the long jump and Jay Cole broke the pole vault record. Eddie Hayden was high scorer for the team with 1261 2 points, and Gary Billings received the award for the Most Dedicated Member. Eddie Hayden and Donnie Tilson served as captains. ■ 4 120 Charlie Halsey and Alan Hale run the hurdles, left. Below left, the distance runners are led h Bill Hull. Mike Meade broad jumps, below. The bottom [)hoto shows Bill Mult hi h jumping. Eddie Hayden, one of the captains, runs one leg of the 880 relay, right. 121 ! I Baseball And Golf Close Out ’74-’75 Sports Season The golf team, coached by Mr. H. C. Carter, and consisting of seven players, had seven first place and four second place wins. The team lost the district by 10 strokes with a score of 333. Mike Frye tied for medalist with a score of 77 on 18 holes but was defeated by one stroke in the sudden death play-off. The Warriors’ home course is the Scenic View Golf Course. Coached by Mr. Don Ratliff and Mr. Kermit G. Nelson, the baseball team bad a 6-8 record. Winning special awards were Mark Casey, Runs Batted In; Charles Tuck¬ er, Highest Batting Average and Base Stealing Champ; and Richard Neikirk, Golden Glove Award. 122 OPPOSn ' K PAGE: Top: Larry Brown participates in a match while Billy Olinger watches. Rohbie Fenner awaits the pitch in a game against Saltville. Dennis Polk takes a breather alter making it to first base. Mark Casey, lower left, gets ready to bat. Charles Tucker battles his way to homeplate, lo wer right. Allen Blevins, left, sends the ball to homeplate. Richard Neikirk, below left, forces a Saltville player out. Mike Frye, below right, tees off at a match. Robbie Fenner, below, scores another needed run. 123 PERSONS FIRST ROW; ( ' nnnie Stewart, Connie CTeggar, Sheila Sul¬ livan. Regenia Williams. Margaret Alderman. Rachel Reasor. SFT ' ONI) ROW: Debbie Stewart, Terri Clark, Ann Bonham, Carol Polk, Dora Pennington, Barbara Wyatt. Robert Coch¬ ran, .Alan Copenhaver. THIRD ROW: William .Allen. Cath¬ erine Clark, Suzan Moore, Brent Foster, Anthonv Blevins. DeDe Phipps, Karen Stewart. Anthonv Shaizer, Dean Barr. FOURTH ROW: David DeBusk, Pat Miller. STANDING: Cindy Wharton, Timmy Blevins. Tony Collins. Laura Smith, Joe Rowland, Tim Landis, Zacharv Cadwell. .Art FJdminis- ton. Mr. Pat Miller, DIRECTOR. WARRIOR BAND MAJORETTES LEI’T TO RIGH F: Terrie Sturgill, Regenia Williams, Ravenna Elliot, Connie Creggar, X’ickie Gollehon. FIRST ROW: Terrie Sturgill. Beth Hut ' i, Lisa Love, Hill Bon¬ ham. Beth Bonham. SKCONT) ROW: Sarah Bartlev. Bonnie Landis. Gina Fenner, Jill McClure, Kave Stewart, Ravenna FJliott, Sonya Francisco, Tamms- Sturgill. THIRD ROW: X’ickie (Jollehon, Angela King, Steve Austin, Teresa Low- mans, Barbara Landis. Chris Hollon, Becks ' Baftord, rammv Hamm. Debbie Sanders. FOliR I ' H ROW : Susan Henderson, Steve Hall, Perrv Skeen, Cathv Sturgill, Richard Hopkins, Dean Cole. Deirdra Ganaway, Cindv Clark, Bivings Bonham, Sandra Rhudv. WARRIOR BAND CHORUS FIRST ROW: Suzan Moore. Betsv Bise, Chervl Smith, Su¬ zanne Smith, Susan ' ance, Teresa Lowmans. SKC ' OND ROW: Ann Bonham, Deidra Ganawav, Sandra Rhudv, Susan Henderson, Chris Hollon, Debbie Wilkinson, Margaret Gar- man, Tammv Shumate, Norma Hart, ( ' arol Polk. J ' HIRD ROW: Becky Pattord, Martha Freeman. Sherrv Pattord. .An¬ na Ruth Blevins. Laura Smith, Jo Ann Lavell, Pattv Mc¬ Allister, ' icki Bonham, Fdwina Brewer, Gina Fenner, C ' indv Clark. FOURTH ROW: Billv Olmger, Mr. Pat Miller. DI- RKCTOR: Larrv Brown. .lunior Wvatt, Perrv Skeen. David Lambert, Doug Rowland, Ronnie Lindsev. 127 SEATED: Elaine Sturgill, PRESIDENT; Catherine Clark. VICE-PRESIDENT; Kathv Heath, SECRETARY; Judy Stamper. TREASURER; Susan Delp, REPORTER. SEC¬ OND ROW; Cindy Eller. Carolyn Martin. Bebbie Clark. V ' ickv Martin, Jeanne Clark. Beverly Blessing. Mrs. June Conner. THIRD ROW; Carolyn Boger. Sbaron Dempsey. Angela King, Patty McAllister. Kathv Odum. Vickie Peake, Anita Blevins. Cathy Stamper. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Smith, Debbie Dixon, Lisa Love. Beth Bonham. Rachel Reasor, Janie King. Terri Blevins, Margaret .Alderman. FIFTH ROW: Mike Groseclose. Richard Neikirk. David DeBusk, Bill Bonham. Donny Tilson. Bill Huff, Kerry Don- nellv, William Kellv, Larrv Brown, Chuck Blevins. Debbie Blevins. CHAPLAIN; Bonnie Peake, NOT PICTURED, BETA CLUB GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SE.ATED: Kathv Blevins, PRESIDENT; Dixie Tilson. VICE-PRESIDENT; Rachel Reasor, VICE-PRESIDENT; Linda Wolfe. SECRETARY; Peggv Blevins. SECRETARY; Reva Rouse, TRE.ASURER; Kathv Odum, CH.APLAIN; Barbara Wright. HISTORIAN. SECOND ROW; Mrs. Judy Lewis. SPONSOR; Kathy .Sturgill. Debbie Gollehon, Thelma Greer. Terrie Clark. Judv Dowell, .Alice Wilson. Martha Lynn Fisher. THIRD ROW: Martha Atwell. .Sally Cox. Donna Dav¬ is. Sharon Roland, Susie Johnson. Barbara Mutter. Betty Grinstead. Carla Francisco. Mary .Ann Wilson, Margaret ■Alderman. FOURTH ROW: Connie Cregger, Ravenna Elli¬ ott, Lisa Blevins, Becky Pafford, Joanie Berry. Catherine Clark, Sheila Sullivan. Susan Delp. Joleen Bryant. Sandy Smith, Vickie Williams. SKA ' I’KI): Susan Help, FHKSIDKN ' T; Cindv Smith, ’I( ' E- PI KSlDFlX ' r; Kaths Hlesins, Frank Braiv son. HHPOH ' rFJi; Mr. H. Rhett Sutherland, SPONSOR. •SKOONO ROW: X’iekie Martin, Mike Oroseelose, Klaine Sturgill, Luann Poe. Donnie Duncan. Matt Blevins, Karen Hughes, Behhie Clark, raminv Sturgill, Cind ’ F.ller. 1 HIRD ROW : V ickie (lollehon, Dixie Tilson, Connie Creg- ger. Rachel Reasor, Doug Bise. Beth Bonham, Tommv 0 er- hav, Lvnn Vanhoozier, Patt ' Mc.-MliNter, Lisa Love, Caro- l n Martin. FOLRTH ROW: .Mark Casev, William Kellv. Joanie Berrv, Catherine Clark, Bill Hull ' , Kendall -lohnson, Kerrv Donnellv. Richard Neikirk, William Allen, Doug Rowland. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL TRI-HI-Y SF.A ' FKD: Catherine Clark, PRFlSIDF N r: Joanie Berr , VICK-PRESIDKXT: Rachel Reasor, VICE-PRESIDENT; Susan Delp, SECRE TARV; Anna Ruth Blevins, FRE.-V- SLRER; -loleen Brsant, REPORITIR; Bonnie Peak. CH.-VP- LAIX; Miss Elizabeth Love. SPONSOR. SFXONT) ROW: Dehhie Sanders. Suzan Moore. .Alice Wilson, ramm Hamm, Cathv Sturgill. Tammy Sturgill. Sonva Francisco. Jill Mc¬ Clure. Martha Lvnn Fisher. FHIRD ROW : Sandra Rhudv, Dehhie Wilkinson, -lanie Howell. Diane Luck, Donna Davis. Peggv Blevins, Dixie Tilson, ' Ferrie ( ' lark, Lisa Jones. FOLR ' FH ROW: ' Ferri Bles ins, Sharon Roland. Dehhie Con¬ ners, Beth Bonham. Beth HulF, Julia Buchanan, Lisa Love. Lisa Sturgill, Margaret .Alderman. i STANDING: Norma Canter. Sherry F al ' tord, Joanie Berry, Tammy Lowe. Brenda Dowell. Diane Peake. Ellen Dancy. BUS PATROL i I CHILVALEE STAFF SEATED: Mr. Jerrv Eggers, SPONSOR: Pattv Mc.Allister. PHOTOGRAPHFIR; Bebbie Clark, EDITOR; Carolyn Mar¬ tin, EDITOR; Debbie Dixon. ASSISTANT EDITOR; Elaine Sturgill, BUSINESS M.AN ' .AGER; Mrs. Mary B. .Aker, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Matt Blevins. Debbie Wilkin¬ son. Terry Blevins, Sharon Dempsey. Karen Hughes, Carol Cullop. THIRD ROW: Sandra Smith. Charlotte Moser. Lu- ann Poe, David Goff. Kendall Johnson. .ASSLST.AN ' T BL ' SI- NESS MANAGER; Tommy Overbay, David Dixon. NOT PICTURED; David Lambert. SRATP’O: Hill Hull. FHKHIDKN ' r; Mike (Inisechise, ' ICK- FHKSIDKN ' F; William Allen. SKCRKT.AH ' ; Mike (lond- man, FHKi.ASrHKR; (ireg Smith. RF.FOR ' FF.R; Ben Hull, CH.AFL.AIN. .S ' r.ANDINd: Tim Rlevin. ;, David ' Fuell, Rob¬ ert Fdminston. -Jim Love, ( ' lav Odum, Mr. Dwight Barker. SITJNSOR. HI-Y NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SF.ATFD: Bebbie (’lark. FRESIDFXT; Kendall -Johnson, X ' K ' PLJ’RESIDFX ' I ' ; Bonnie F’eake. SE(’IFE ' 1 ' .A1•( ' ; Sharon Dempsew ' riiE.-XSl ' I-iFlIT ' ickie I eake. liEI’OR ' J ' EIL David I ambert. ( ' H.A1 ' I..AJX; Mr. -Joe Fore, SFOXSOIL .SFA ' OXD IRJW ' : C ' aroh ' n Martin, k’iekie Martin. IFeth JFonham, ' J ' ere- sa Brooks, .-knita Blevins. C ' athv Stami)er. THIIM) 1R.) ' : David Dixon. William Kellv, William .Mien, I’aul k’arris, JRll Huff, Kerr Donnells’, Mike Oroseclose. 7 131 SKATED: Richard Neikirk. PRESIDENT; Mark Casey; ' ICE-PRESIDENT; Rust ' Stamper. SECRETARY; Kerry Donnelly, TREASURER; Mr. Ron Ball, SPONSOR. SFIC- OND ROW; Charles Halsey, Dayid Neikirk. Greg Smith, Mike Little. THIRD ROW; Eddie Hayden, Harvey Hudgins, Bill Huff, Rickie Blevins, William Kelly. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES CO-ED HI-Y SE.ATED; Cindy Clark, PRESIDENT; Cindy Wharton. VICE-PRESIDENT; Susan Vance. SECRETARY; Alan Co- penhaver, TRE.ASURER; .Vnn Bonham, CH.4PL.4IN. SEC¬ OND ROW: Betsy Bise, Bonnie Landis. Sarah Bartley, Don¬ ald Thomas. Chris Hollan. Teresa Wassum. Diane Peake, Betsy Riley. .Angie -Jones. THIRD ROW: Eugenia Ratliff. Susan .Ander.son, Terri Heath. Barbara Landis, Sara -Jones. Debbie Prater. Edwina Brewer. Kathy Sculer. .Anthony Blev¬ ins, Mrs. Linda J. Siegel, SPON.SOR. SKA ' I’KI): Mr . -lean Hamm. STOXSOH; Lisa L() e, I’HKS IDKXT; N ' ii ' kie (lolleh nn, ' ICK-PRKSI1)FAT; .l(iann Mar tin. THK.-XSl ' (-{KH; Anna l-iuth Blevins. HKl’OH ' l ' KH: Mrs Mar K. Farmer. SI ' ()NS()H. .SFA ' OXI) ROW: Kalh ' Hlev ins. Tamnn- I ' lidmas. Barbara Wright. Debbie Dixnn. Mar Ann Wilsnn. Sandra Shumate, -lanie Howell. IHIRD ROW: Sandra Rhud . Terrie Clark. .Inlia Bm-hanan. Bill Bonham. I)a id DeBusk. Beth Hiitl. .Angela King. Connie Stewart, Debbie Blevins, SKCRF I ' ARY, NO T BICTCRFD, FORENSIC CLUB FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SFLATFil): Luann Roe. ( ' ’RFSIDFXT: Flaine Sturgill, ' ICF- BRFSIDFXT: Vickie Peake, SFCRFTARV: Kathv Heath, I ' RFASCRFR: Bettv Sheets, RFPORTFR: Martha Lvnn Fisher, CHAI’LAIX: Beverlv Berrv. PARLIAMFXTARIAX; Ph llis House. SOXV’i LFPADF ' R: Debbie Wilkinson, HIS- rORIAX. SFA ' OXD ROW: (’ind Fdler, Laurinda Havden, Shelia Heath, Kathv Haga, Donna Mullin, Debbie Sand¬ ers, Mrs. Ciladvs H. Fr e, .SPOXSOR. THIRD ROW: -ludx Stamper, C ' arolvn Boger, Barbara Hopkins. Lisa .Sturgill. Terri Blevins. Debbie Pruitt, Darla Workw. .lanie King, I’HO rOORAl’HFR. XO T PK ' TCRFD S?:ATEI): Frank Branson, F HESIDENT; Cindv Eller, VICE- FRE.SlDE.Vr; Elaine Sturgill, SECRETAR ' ; Patt McAll¬ ister, rRE,ASrRER; Donna Hle ins. CH.AFL.AIN; Mr, -lerry P ggers, SPONSOR, SP COND ROW: Brenda Vanhoozier, Wanda William,s, Tina Crouse, Reva Rouse, Lisa Hale, Deb¬ bie Barr, Dawn Blessing, Yvette Thigpin, THIRD ROW: Kathv Blevins, Carolvn Boger, Laurinda Hayden, Sheila Heath, Darlene Do le, Linda Wolt ' e, Patty .Arnold, Debbie Adams. Barbara Robinson. FOl ' RTH ROW: Vicki Golle- hon. Debbie Dixon. Luann Poe. Cindy Smith. Karen Stewart. •Joann Layell, Linda Eller. Teresa Brooks. .Anita Blevins. Marv Ann W ilson. P ' lP ' TH ROW: Mark Case ' . Barbara Wright. Peggy Blevins. David Dixon. -Junior Wyatt. Kathy Odum. Connie Stewart. Beverly Berrv, Phyllis House. -Jean- nie Clark. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SPLATPJD: Donnie Duncan. PRPJSIDPINT; David DeBusk. .ASSISTANT PRESIDENT; Doug Rowland, VICE PRES- IDEN ' T; Mike Oroseclose, SECRPJT.ARY; Ben Hull, AS- SLST.A.NT SP:CRP:TARY; Mark Cole, TRPLASURER; Eddie Branson. SENTINEL. SPX’OND ROW: Mr. Larkin Philliits. .SPON.SOR: Richard .Sauls. Tonv Collins, Chuck Rouse. Roy Hughes, Kenneth Rich, Mike Rle ins. Tim Blevins. THIRD ROW: P ' rank Robbins. Randv Clapp, Wade Blevins. Randy •Jones. Brent F’oster, Wa ' ne Sheffield. Andrew Dempsey. -Steve Pennington. Frank Branson. Bobby Heath. FOl’RTH ROW; Willie Rich. -I. D. Pennington. -Jim Love. Baker Mar¬ tin, Robert Edminston, Oreg Landis. Don Widner, Lloyd Blevins, David Roe. P ' lP ' TH ROW: Phillip Sullivan. Mike Adams. Kendall -Johnson. -limmv Delp. Harvev Hudgins, Doug Bowling, Tim Stokes. Frank Blevins, -Junior Bogle, David Dixon. SKA ' PEI): Beth Bonham. BHESIDENI’; ' ic ' k Marlin, ' I( ' E-BHESIllEN ' F; K avena Elliot. .SE(’HE ' .AR ' ; ' Perri Sturgill, ' PRE.-XSTHEK; Karen Hvifjhes. REI‘()R ' 1’ER; .Bnsan Help. Mrs. Pansy R. Rollins. SPONSOR. SE( ' - OND ROW: Sand Di.xon. Behhie Clark, Steve .Anstin, Catln .Sturftill, SalK Cox, BeverK ' Blessing;. Frank Pntth, Sherrs ' F.vans. ' PHIRl) ROW; Patt Blevins. ' Pamm ' Sturgill. Son a Franeiseo. Lisa Black, Kav Dolitifjer. Martha .Atwell, Carolvn Martin, Samms ' [Resins, Malt Blesins. FOI’R ' Pll ROW: ' Pamms Hamm, .Susan Blevins, Cindv Smith, Oixie ' Pilson, Connie CreKy ' er, ' Pommv Little, Reynna Williams, Donna Blevins, Emilv Rouse, Janet Robbins. FIP’ ' P1I R()W: Sands ' Smith, Sharon Roland, Joanie [ierrv. Catherine Clark. Bisings Bonham, Bill [[nil, David (iolf, Larrv l-iross-n, Sheila Sullivan. ' Pommv Oserbas ' . [-iills ' Wheeler, [Fmnie I’eake, NO P IRC ' PCRED. LE CERCLE FRANC AIS STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION SE.A ' PFID: Cinds ' Smith, PI{F1S1DF1N ' P; Susan Delp, ' ICE- PRFI.SIDFIN ' P; [-{usts Stamper. .SF ' J ' l-fE ' P.ARX’; Matt Blevins. PRE.ASl ' RER; William .Allen. REl’Ol-J ' PF ' .lL i’ammv X’aiue. CD.APL.AIN, Mr. R, Rhetl .Sutherland, SPON.SOIL SFIC- OND ROW: l-ietsv [-[ise, Bonnie Landis, Susan IRevins, Lin¬ da WOlte, (iina Fenner. Julia Bui’hanan. Chris [[ollan, .Sands Smith, Karen Dughes. Lsiin Johnson, ' IJin-iD ROW: I’ete Sturgill. Mike OroseiJose. Lsnn X ' anDoozier. .letl .Mash. ' Ponv Regard, ' Pomms (tserlias ' , William Ixellv, Mike Oood- man. Pirn Maga, Dasid Piiell, l.arrs [ rosvn, Eddie Dasden. [■ionnie I ' eake, (Ireg Landis. N() ' !’ Pit ' l l REI), 135 SKA ' l ' KI): Kerry Donnelly. PRESIDF N ' l ' ; Mark ( asey. ' l( ' K-FHk ' .SIDKN T; Hill Hull. SFX ' KETAH ’: Richard Xei- kirk. TRE.ASKRER; Rusty Stam[jer. REPORTER. .SEC¬ OND ROW: Mr. H ( ' . Carter. .SPONSOR; Mr. Ron Ball. .SPON.SOR; Pete Sturgill. Da id Neikirk. Charles Halsey. Mike Dowell. William Allen. Jimmy Sheets. Mr. Dickie Oreer. SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Tony Clapp. William Kel¬ ly, Greg Landis, Hen Hull ' . Eddie Hayden. Donnie Tilson. Haryey Hudgins, Rickie Hleyins, Dayid Martin, Mark Cole. MONOGRAM CLUB VARSITY FOOTBALL FTRSr ROW: Frank Pugh, M.ANAGE.R; Kerry Donnelly. Richard Neikirk. Allen Ellliott. Mark Casey, Donnie Tilson, C.APl ' .AIN; Eddie Hayden, ( ' APT.MN; Harye - Hudgins. Charles Halsey, Tommy Gollehon. Jimmy Lee. Pete Stur¬ gill. .SECOND ROW: Keyin Fllswick, .M.ANAGFIR; Lewis Doane, Jay Cole, Mike Little, Dayid Duncan. Rusty Stamp¬ er, Robbie Fenner. Rickie Hleyins, Alan Hale. William Kelly. Doug Rise, H. FT Gillespie. Chris Doss. Mark Cole. THIRL) ROW; Mr. Don Ratlifl. .ASSISTANT CO.ACH; Mr. H. C. Carter. ASSISTANT COACH; Jeff Mash, Tony Clapp. Rich¬ ard Richardson. Herbie Montgomery. Dayid Neikirk. Jack Loye. Kayin Hleyins. Trayis Crutchfield, Mike Meade. Mr. John Wayne Martin, ASSISTANT; Mr. Ron Hall, HEAD COACH. 136 ' ♦ • ..V i ■ ■i ' mm FIRST ROW’: Walter Rieree, Jack Love, ( ' raifj Hle iti . Rich¬ ard Richardson. Mike Little, !)a id Dnncan, Lewis Ooane, .la Cole. L nn ‘anHoozier. ' Limnn- Lunch. Wavne She!- tield. SFK’ONI) ROW: Mr. Dickie Oreer, ( ' OACtI: Rust ' Stamper, ' Fonx ' Clapp, Trac is Cnitcht ' ield, Tommv Overliav, ' Fommy Little. Mike Meade, Ka in Blevins. David Neikirk. •lelF Mash. Sammv Oregfjer. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL FIRS F ROW: Randall Blevins, Kennx Hawkins, Mark Barn es. Rickie Doane. Frnie Miller. Mike RrolFit. Mike .Sturydll Barrv Filer, Orey ' Belcher. ( ' . B. Ou ’. Lawrence Neikirk SFt ' OXD ROW: Ferre Woods. .Jarves Sessor, Chip Nance 1’. -1. Liindv. Dennis .Safje, Scott F’oster. Bennv W ' alton, Roh ert St. -lohn. Chuck Rouse. Richard Heath, Jonathan Bierce FHIRD R(.)W: Mr. Kermit Nelson, CO.ACH: Leon Bruitt. Allen Henslex ' . X ' ernon Stur iill. ' Fim Orinstead. Rox Hufthes, FIdwin Lomans. David Roe. ( ' lift Brooks, Fxrone Mont om- erx, Freddie Jones, Randall Williams, Mr. ' Fom McOhee, COAC ' H. I I I i I I KNKP]LIN(i: Ben HutT, MANAdPjR; Mr. Dickie (ireer, COACH; Mr. H. C. Carter, ASSISTANT COACH; Brent Foster. M.ANACTiH. STAN ' DINO; Robbie Fenner, Oreft ■Smitb. Kddie Havden, CO-CARl ' AIX; Mike Meade, David Gotf, Donnie Tilson, CO-CAPTAIN; Herbie Montgomery, Dennis Polk, CAPTAIN; Bill Hutt. CO-CAPTAIN; Oreg Landis, William Kellv, Charles Tucker. BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL I BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL KNKELlNCi; Don Blevins. MANAGER; David Neikirk. Bivings Bonbam, Tommv Overbav, Wavne Shet ' t ' ield. Tim Blevms, MANAGER. STANDING; Doug Hawkins, Mike Little. Lvnn VanHoozier, CO-CAPT.4IN; Tommv Little Dean Berrv, Robin Cocbran. Tim Haga, ( ' 0-CAPT.4IN: Steve Kegley. Joe Rowland, Mr. R. Dwight Barker. CO.ACH LKFT ' FO [{H ' lH ' F; I’egK Ble ' ins, -loanie Berr ' , Car ilvn Martin, Betty (Irinstead, Linda Wolfe, t ' 0-( ' .4F ' r.- [N; ( ' ath- erine Clark, C.AB ' F.AIN; Rachel Reasor. Di.xie ' Filson, Rattv Mc.Mlister, Donna Help, Sl’ANDIXC: Bonva Fraiu ' isco, M.ANACKR; Terri Blevins, STATISTICIAN; Mrs. Judv H, Lewis, CO.AC ' II; Janie Kintt, STATISl’ICIAX; Lvnn John¬ son. .MAXACFR. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL KXEP:LIX(L Tammv Vance, MAXACFR. Mrs. Judv IT Lewis. CD.ACH; Tammv Stursill. MAX ' .ACKR. S ' F.AX ' DIXC: Any ' ela Jones, Martha L ' nn Fisher, .Mickev Reake, Fdwina Brewer, Debbie Conner, C()-(’,ARJ’.AIX; Barbara Mutter Joleen Brvant, Martha Billina ' s, Ram Doss. Carla Francisco, CAR FAIN; Bets ' Bise, Jenniler I )oss, Saiuh I )ixon. i LP’F ' r ' rO [-{K IH ' F: Kathv Sturfjill, CAPTAIN; Reva Rouse. Joleen Brvant. Vickie Garrett. Diane Tuck, NO ' P PIC- CO-CAP ' rAIN; Carol Sturgill. Susan Delp, Debbie Dixon, Tl ' RED. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS l.KF ' I ' TO RKiH ' F; Alice W ilson, Sallv Cox, Gina Fenner, ' Feresa Mutter. Ann Bonham, Cathy Sturgill. Vickie Williams, C()-CAP ' FAlN; Karen Hughes, CAPTAIN; 140 FIRST HOW: -Jell Richardson, Tonv Collins. Ronnie Lindsev, ' Fitniny Blevins. Mike Halsev, Pete Sturgill. SECOND R(.)W: Daniel Sturgill. .Allen Hensley, Walter Pierce. Jimniy Lee. P ' rank Pugh, Wayne X ' enable, P. -I. Lund ' . THIRD ROW : Mr. Ron Ball, ( ' OACH; Rickv Blevins, David Wvatt. Richard Richardson. Charlie Halsev. C.APT.AIN: Mark Cole, C ' O- CAP ' r.AIN; Mike Goodman, Kevin Fdsvvick. MANAGER, Mr. John Blevins, COACH, WRESTLING VOLLEYBALL KNEELING: Mrs. Linda J. Seigel, CO.ACH: Rachel Reasor, CO-CAPTAIN: Bettv Gnnstead. CO-CAPTAIN: Mrs. Judv H. Lewis, COACH. STANDING: Martha Lvnn Fisher, A’ickie Williams, Debbie Stewart. Kav Stewart, Susie John¬ son, Beckv Pafl’ord, ( ' aria Francisco, Beck Hall. X ' ickie Peake, NOT PICTURED, 141 SEATED: Rachel Reasor, Joanie Berry, Catherine Clark, GiGi Williams, Beth Bonham, Linda W’olfe, Alice Wilson, Barbara Rouse, Susie Johnson, Becky Pafford. KNEELING: Sharon Roland, MANAGER; Teresa Lowmans, Carol Polk, Barbara Landis, Dede Phipps, Susan Vance, Jennifer Doss, GIRLS’ TRACK Angie Jones, Laura Smith, MANAGER: STANDING: Mrs. Judy H. Lewis, COACH; Deirdra Ganaway, Sherry Pafford, Carol Dowell, Pam Doss, Chris Hollon, Cindy Clark, Margaret Alderman, MANAGER. BOYS’ VARSITY TRACK SEATED: Don Blevins, Bill Huff, Kerry Donnelly, Charlie Halsey, Mike Dowell, Brian Hollowood, Eddie Hayden, CAPTAIN; Donnie Tilson, CAPTAIN; Ben Huff, MANAGER; Billy Wheeler, MANAGER; KNEELING: Junior Wyatt, Steve Kegley, Herbert Montgomery, William Kelly, Tommy Odum, Ellis Rouse, William Allen, Mike Goodman, Allen Hale, Mike Little, Tim Haga, Richard Richardson. STANDING: Mr. R. Dwight Barker, COACH; Tim Blevins, Steve Rich, Tommy Overbay, Rusty Stamper, Bivins Bonham, Tommy Little, Dean Berry, Bobby Edmiston, Gary Billings, Mike Meade, Robert Cochran, WavTie Sheffield, Greg Smith, Jav Cole, Mr. Dickie Greer, COACH. 142 SEATED: Dwayne Keen, MANAGER; Ronnie Eller, Tim Blevins, Mike Halsev, Matt Blevins, Doug Hawkins, Jim Reeves, MANAGER. KNEELING: Kendall Johnson, David Neikirk, Mark Casey, CAPTAIN; Richard Neikirk, Tommy Gollehon, Allen Blevins, Robbie Fenner. STAND¬ ING: Mr. Kermit Nelson, COACH; Jimmy Lee. Chris Doss, Dennis Polk, Charles Tucker, Doug Bise, Junior Bogle, Rav Heath, Mr. Don Ratliff, COACH. BASEBALL GOLF LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Olinger, Mike Frye, David Tuell, Frank Pugh. Mr. H.C. Carter. CO.ACH. Jimmy Sheets, Larry Brown, Eddie Blevins, Jack Love, 143 PATRONS 145 SMYTH COUNTY SHERIFF ' S DEPARTMENT “Congratulations Seniors” Compliments of RHUDY APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE CHILHOWIE FLORIST MILLER ' S Flowers For PLACE P. 0. Box 626 All Occasions Chilhowie, Virginia 243 19 Chilhowie, Telphone 646-3269 Virginia 24319 Chilhowie, Va. Plione 646-3472 146 SMYTH COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Medical Center People in Service to the Community” t47 Compliments THE VANCE COMPANY Compliments of HARDWARE of BUILDING SUPPLIES FARM SUPPLIES AUTO VILLAGE Chilhowie, Virginia 24319 J. c. WILKINSON FARM Chilhowie, Va. GREEVER ' S DRUG STORE, INC. “Over 60 years Service” 148 SUPREME MILLS, INC. AND SUPREME MILLS OUTLET STORE Ladies’, Men’s and Boy’s Hosiery Cliilhowie, Virginia Manufacturers of “Sensation” and “Ironweve” 149 Compliments of SINGLETON ' S Chilliowie, Virginia SMYTH EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Farm Equipment Industrial Equipment Consumer Products Route 16, South Marion, Virginia Phone: 7834122 TINY TOWN PARK SALES, INC. “The Mobile Home People” Higliway 1 1 West - Chilhowie, Va. 24319 Gold Seal Total Electric Mobile Homes VALLEY NURSING HOME A Div. of Mountain Empire Health Facilities, Inc. P. O. Box 746, Chilhowie, Va. 24319 Shop 646-8022 Home 646-8581 2j} C5 BETTER PRICED USED CARS “Wliolesale to Everyone” PAUL R. BERRY P. O. Box 614 Chilhowie, Va. 24319 150 AUTO FIRE LIABILITY LIFE Phone: 7834182 (Office) Ralph Stokes 646-8888 151 H. S. WILLIAMS COMPANY Compliments of Steel Building Division Box 888 Marion, Virginia WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME Phone Area 703-783-3185 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Fred Vivian Holliday “Home-owned Family Store” P.O.Box 269 Phone 646-3411 Chilhowie, Virginia 24319 Compliments of VIRGI FURNITURE CORPORATION P.O. Box 138 Atkins, Virginia 24311 Yirqmia oust NIA HOUSE THE NATIONAL BANK OF CHILHOWIE Chilhowie, Virginia FORD BRANCH Seven Mile Ford, Virginia 152 SKYLAND VIRGINIA CORPORATION Cliilhowie, Virginia Manufacturers of BUSTER BROWN Children’s Wear For Buster Brown Textiles, Inc. 153 SMYTH HOME SERV-ALL INC. CONSTRUCTION INC. Institutional Wliolesaler Building Material Dealers Contractors 928 VV. State Street Bristol, Tennessee (ieo. C. Prater 783-2351 President Marion, Va. KAYE EDWARDS BEAUTY SALON 330 N. Main St. Marion, Va. Phone: 783-7744 Ol.DE VIRGINIA GIFT STATIONERY n rx (NO783-5700 Main Street || ) i . i Marion, Virginia Tp ™ ® C Grumbacker Art Supplies KATHERINE THOMAS UNION OIL NO. 2 INSURANCE AGENCY “Quick Friendly Service” “All Kinds of Insurance” Greyhound Bus Terminal Corner Main Wliite Top Road Phone 646-8463 Chilhowie, Va. David Widener, Manager Compliments of Best Compliments CHILHOWIE BUSINESS BONHAM MOTOR COMPANY PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S CLUB Chilhowie, Virginia Compliments of BARKWOOD FAMILY SHOE STORE Marion Plaza BARNETT’S FUNERAL HOME Hwy. 11 E Marion, Va. Phone: 783-4460 SOUTHEASTERN MUSIC, INC. GRISSOM MOTOR PARTS, Corner Piedmont State INC. Bristol, Va. “Musically Yours” NAPA Marion 783-3181 Chilhowie 646-8915 King Holton-LeBlanc 154 SC-cO DORIS ROWLAND FLORIST ‘Flowers are the beauty of our business. Marion, Virginia TFLFPIIONH NUMBER 783-7213 Cliilhowie, Virginia TELEPHONE NUMBER 646-8 59 155 Compliments of GREEN HILL MARKET P A R G A S Chilhowie, Va. “Groceries and Gas” Compliments of Proprietor DR. J. DAN REASOR James Joines 646-8109 THE GAS HAUS 1 2 GOOD QUICK SERVICE GILLS AND MILES NSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Bank of Marion Bldg. Marion, Virginia Reliable Insurance Service Since 1910 D. D. Hull Harold D. Sleinp Compliments of GENERALSHALE PRODUCTS CORP. Marion, Virginia Phone 783-3156 BEACON RESTAURANT Compliments of 230 E. Main Street BEN FRANKLIN Marion, Virginia “Locally Owned Nationally Known” WADDELL TRANSFER 138 E. Main Street Brick And Block Hauling A Paster-Better Trucking g . Service Interstate And F ATBEDS AND VANS Transport Marion, Virginia 783-3711 Highway 1 1 UALL Atkins, Virginia W 783-5207 156 SMITH HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANY “For tile Finest in Kitchen Cabinets” Armstrong Carpet and Tile All Types of Aluminum Products Cdidden Paint New Home Building P.O. Box 1044 Highway 16—South Marion, Virginia 783-7173 BYRD GOFF CONSTRUCTION CO Commercial Industrial Masonry Glade Spring, Virginia Our Compliments To Students and Faculty of Chilhowie Higli School 157 FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK First Federal 8AV1N08 AND LOAN ASSN, OP BRISTOL A Dominion Bankshares Bank 110 PICOMONT ST. o 303 8 COMMCRCCST. HOME OEFiCe BRANCH OPPlCC Bristol Marion AA 303 S. COMMEIRCE STREET POST OFFICE BOX 505 Marion, Virginia MARION. VIRGINIA 24354 Find Out What’s Happening In Your Community By Reading THE SMYTH COUNTY NEWS Marion, Virginia WMEV ABC National ,, Local Sports Station AM 1010 FM 93.9 Phone 783-3151 1,000-3700 watts Marion, Va. VILLAGE FABRICS Patsy Delp Main Street 646-8568 Chilhowie, Virginia Compliments of TRIANGLE MOTOR SALES, INC. Service Body Shop TROCTMAN’S T.V. APPLIANCES Phone 7834627 Chilhowie, Virginia Marion,Virginia SOUTHERN STATES MARION COOPERATIVE, INC. Route 16 and Pendleton St. Phone 783-2431 Compliments of DR. 0. 0. SMITH, JR. Center Building Marion, Virginia Complete Custom Fabrics Drapery Service Notions THE SEWING BASKET Parkway Shopping Center West Main Street Marion, Virginia Chilhowie, Virginia 158 COMPLIMENTS 01- J. D. COLE, D O S. F. H. MOORE, JR., D.D.S. JERRY FRENCH, D.D.S. EDWIN WALKER, D.D.S. Compliments of Compliments of THE RECENT PUGH-PEARCEY TIRE COMPANY Marion, Virginia Compliments of PRUNER’S SHOE SHOP Marion, Virginia POLl-NIT SHOPPE Hwy. I 1 West Marion, Va. PARKS-BELK CO. MLILLIN’S SHOE CENTER Marion, Virginia Shoes Eor the Entire Family at Popular Priees Phone 783-5351 Main Street Chilhovvie, Va. Compliments of McNEIL FURNITURE COMPANY WILEY J. MOXLEY JOHNATHAN MOXLEY INSHRANCE Box 879 Marion, Virginia When it comes to diamonds. THE JEWEL BOX, INC. 1 16 E. Main St. Marion, Virginia Phone 783-3621 Serving Smvth County we’re the people you should for be talking to. 26 years. 159 LAUREL SPRING DAIRY 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. JOHNSON ' S 5 10 it’s the real thing DIXIE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. Chilhowie, Virginia Bristol, Virginia HAROLD CROUSE £r T) Jflohile Momes DEPT. STORE WHERE GOOD HOMES ARE NOT EXPENSIVE Phone 646-8861 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Clothing and Footwear LOT I - CHILHOWIE. VA - PH 6A6-3777 for everyone LOT 2 - HANSONVILLE - PH 889-2707 B R DENTON JERRY P. DENTON Chilhowie, Virginia 160 “lixtra ( ' are Lvery Where” Compliments of By The Dodge Boys See ' Phem At CHILHOWIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HOLSTON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Chilhowie, Virginia Marion, Virginia Office 343-2421 P.O. Box 556 HARVEY ' S JEWELRY Residence 366-0070 C. B. HALSEY CO., INC. Main Street Marion, Va. Wholesale Distributors Headquarters for Diamonds, Institutional Foods Bullova Watches, Iwmox China, Charles L. 1 lowed Sales Representative Roanoke, Virginia Silver and Jewelry Needs HI-WAY DRIVE IN “The Dip-Dog Stand” h ' ree Milkshakes or Sundaes every six weeks to All Students in Smyth County with four A’s in High School or all “Cloods” in the Lower Grades Owned and Managed by Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hall Located 3 miles west of Marion on Preston Hill Phone 783-2698 161 ARCO CHILHOWIE MOTOR Atlantic Richfield Company CORPORATION Automobiles Jeeps Chilhowie Oil Company Fuel Oil Gasoline P. 0. Box 154 Chilhowie, Va. Phone 646-8431 Chilhowie, Va. PHONE 646-3121 David Rouse, President Compliments of Compliments of MARION POLICE DEPARTMENT MARION LAUNDRY Marion, Virginia Marion, Virginia Compliments of MARION DRUG COMPANY, INC. LYNNANN’S BEAUTY SALON 325 Coyner Avenue Marion, Virginia CHILHOWIE TRACTOR IMPLEMENT CO. Ford Tractors Farm Machinery Chilhowie, Virginia Phone 646-3642 CHILHOWIE EXXON SERVICENTER “Service By The Golden Rule” Lubrication — Tires — Accessories CHILHOWIE BARBER SHOP C. H. JOHNSON, JR. BUILDING CONTRACTOR It Pays To Look Well 646-8496 Keep America Beautiful Route 2 Marion, Va. CHILHOWIE FARM SERVICE, IIMC. Wayne Feeds — Farm Supplies Custom Grinding Phone 646-3561 Chilhowie, Va. 162 McClure motor sales, inc. Box 268 Phone 646-3317 Chilliowie, Va. BPilPIffi Shop WARD’S Catalog For Over 100,000 Items CATALOG SALES AGENCY Better Values More Selections 125 Main St. Better Quality Merchandise Marion, Va. 24354 Serving The Customer Phone 783-7244 For Over 100 Years KENT MARTIN, Agent Locally Owned and Operated 163 CllILIIOWlH GULF SERVICE STATION Tires, Tubes, Batteries, JENRETTE’S EASIIION SHOP Accessories Exclusive Eashions for “You Can AfTord Tire Best” Ladies and Teens Chilhowie, Virginia Marion,Virginia JENNINGS-WARREN MOTOR CO., INC. Marion, Virginia PONTIAC BUICK GMC-OPEL Compliments of BRUNSWICK HURRICANE BOWL Bowling Billiards Snack Bar HOLSTON SERVICE STATION UNION 76 “Service is our Business” Hwy 11 Chilhowie, Va. Phone 646-8688 HEATH HAEE FURNITURE CO. Opposite the Court House Marion, Virginia 783-2047 HALE BROTHERS Morristown, Tennessee Compliments of Eresh Fruits and Vegetables Institutional Foods - THE H M STORE Canned and Frozen B AND B APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE INCORPORATED AUTO SALES The House of Courtesy, Wholesale Used Cars Ouality and Service 709 Volunteer Parkway Box 3863 Bristol, Tenn. 37602 HUNGRY MOTHER CAMP GROUND WASSUM ' S NURSERY LANDSCAPING Complete Hookups Swimming (iroceries Serving the Entire Area Laundry Phone 646-3516 Reservations Taken 783-2046 Call Dick for Free Estimate 164 GOODMAN DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY BONHAM OIL CO. “The Careful ( ' loaners of liXXON C O. C.S.A. Your luilire Wardrobe” Clulhowie, Virginia Bo.x 607 Glade Spring, Va. 24340 Phone 429-5712 Compliments of BISE FABRICATION AND WELDING BONHAM BROTHERS Billy L. Bise Growers and Packers of Phone 646-3954 BONSON BRAND PRODCCTS Chilhowie, VOrginia Compliments ol (iRl CVCR CLINK FOX WINDOW AWNING CO. Awnings and Carports Marion, Virginia Hunting Camping FRANCIS BROTHERS INC. SPORTING GOODS Fishing Team Sports FORD GROCERY 76 Gas Groceries Seven Mill Ford ERVIN’S MARKET Retail Emits and Vegetables Chestnut St. Marion, Va. Phone 783-7092 OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK ECHO SALIiS COMPANY ' WHOEESALE C ' hilhowie, Virginia Phone 646-8472 DeVAULT’S INC. Compliments of Athletic and Recreatir ' ual Sportswear—Chits Ec uipment RO ' t N. DAVIS 705 State St. Bristol, Va. Phone 669-7521 Treasurer of Symth C’ounty 165 Higli Pressure Equipment Super Vacuum B AND S CAR WASH TRY IT - we need it. HALL ' S SKATELAND Adwolfe Road — 3 miles west of Marion Marion, Va. OPEN 6 NIGHTS A WEEK OPEN SUNDAY by reservation SPECIAL GROUP RATES CLARK ' S PHARMACY “PRESCRIPTIONS ARE OUR BUSINESS” Doug Clark, Reg. Ph. Chilliowie, Va. • Phone 646-8225 Free Delivery ' I • I freaniptUins ROBINETTE CHEVROLET-OLDS, INC. ' KING OFTHE ROAD 1025 N. Main St. Marion, Va. 783-5116 SUE ' S SHOP Chilliowie, Va. Meadowview, Va. “Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear” “Parties by Reservation” MT. EMPIRE SPORTS The Flying Machine Get Yours at Mountain Empire Sports Mt. Empire Sports 517 N. Main Dir. Lie. 0481 Marion, Va. 166 Compliments ot BERRY BUILDERS SUPPLY “Your Complete Building Supply Center” KERN ' S BAKERY Bristol, Virginia Phone: 646-5333 Chilhowic, Virginia R T FABRICS ROBERTS HELTON UPHOLSTERING APPLIANCE T.V. Complete Line Materials, Upholstering Saltville, Va. Drapes, Dresses Phone 496-7832 RCA, Westinghouse, Sealy, Chilhovvie, Virginia Dupont DESKIN ' S SUPERMARKET “Satisfied Customers . . . Our First Consideration” VF GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS 167 Compliments of INDUSTRIAL WELDING AND MACHINE CORPORATION MARION-HARWOOD Atkins, Virginia Manufacturers and Field Marion, Virginia Erections of Water Tanks SCENIC VIEW GOLF COURSE RIVERSIDE EXXON Chilhovvie, Virginia Exit 13 181 646-9953 J. M. Wilkinson, Manager SERVICE WITH A SMILE Phone 646-3535 Also Air Condition Service HOME OF THE WARRIOR COLE TEAM Owned by: James W. Burgess NATALIE KNITTING MILLS MARION MUTUAL AGENCY, INC. IRA [ WILKINS. SR. PreudenI Chilhowie, Va. Iff To... THE MALL (Beude Pruner i Shoe Shop) Congratulations Class of 1975 Ptione 783-8106 Marion, Virginia 168 RAINBOW AUTEL AND RESTAURANT PHONE 646-8411 Chilhovvie, Virginia MOUNT ROGER INN 169 Compliments of CITY DRUG STORE SOUTHWEST AUTO PARTS CO. Opposite Court House Phone 783-5454 Marion, Virginia J. T. WILKINSON SON Flour-Meal-Feed-Tires Hwd. Telephone 646-3631 Chilhowie, Virginia 24319 Iee Bank OF Marion ROYAL OAK BRANCH DOWNTOWN 1600 NORTH MAIN ‘ MAIN STREET BERRY IRON AND METAL Division of Berry Enterprises, Inc. Iron Metal Dealer BERRY ' S SUPERMARKET B. R. Berry J. T. Bishop Quality Groceries and Meats Phone 646-3181 Chilhowie, Va. Chilhowie, Va. ‘Wliere Sliopping Is A Pleasure’ Marion, Virginia Compliments of LEMMON TRANSPORT COMPANY, INC. Marion, Virginia CLAUDINE’S BTY. SALON FISHER’S JEWELERS Hull Ave. Finest in Silver, China, Chilhowie, Va. 646-8107 Crystal Keepsake Diamonds Claudine McCormick Nancy Delp Our 75th Year Precision Cutting Perms—Color Marion, Virginia 1 LINCOLN BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. All Kinds of Lumber Building Material Marion, Virginia 170 FORD SUPPLY CO. “QLIALIT ' BUII DINC MAll RIALS I’ROMI ' l 1)1 I IVI R ' ” “Buy Ironi hoiiictown lolks” Route 1 1 Seven Mile Lord, Virginia Rhone (703) 646-3210 BOB VVALKLR RICHARD VVALKLR SMYTH COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 103 Pendleton Street Marion, Virginia 24354 L FORD MERCURY Telephone 783-4500 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. APPALACHIAN PO WER CO. 171 E L SALVAGE FURNITURE Compliments of Higliway 11 West of Abingdon CHILHOWIE FURNITURE CO. and Abingdon, Virginia Larry Eggers Jerry Eggers “New Eurniture At Discount Prices” WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME DISCOUNT FURNITURE APPLIANCE SMYTH CO. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. HOMEOWNERS POLICIES Plumbing and Heating P. 0. Box 494 Bank of Marion Building Chilliowie, Virginia Lantz C. Haywood Phone: 646-8141 Secretary Phone 783-7871 AMERtCAN MOTORS BILL BLEVINS PARTS SERVICE Plione 646-3133 P. O. Drawer C. Chilliowie, Va. “Parts, Accessories and Service for all American Motors Products” 172 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? ICAN OF MARTINSVILLE 173 Congratulations to the Class of’75! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Chilhowie High School 174 Congratulations Class of ’75 BRUNSWICK BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Marion, Virginia 175 MARTIN ' S GARAGE USED CARS Phone 640-3 loe Clint martin PHONE 646-3053 Billy Martin PHONE 4S6-4079 OePENOABLC USED CARS ' ' ROUTE 1 CHILHOWIE VIRGINIA GREEAR STUDIO MARION FIRESTONE AND Marion, Virginia Phone 783-3431 RECAPPING COMPANY Congratulations GRADUATES Marion, Virginia Photography—Film—Cameras (hits- Picture Framing Phone 783-7178 Records JOH ATKINS’ MT. ROGERS SERVICE STATION 24 Hour Wrecker Service “Service You Can Trust’’ Chilhowie, Va. 646-8691 Interstate 81 -Exit 13 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The CHIEVAEEE Staff wislies to express its thanks to all the advertisers and to all others who have worked so faitlifully with us. Without your cooperation it would have been impossible to publish this yearbook. 176 ADVERTISERS’ INDEX A American Furniture 173 Appalachian Athletic House Inc. 164 Appalachian Power Co. 171 Atkins, Joe, Mt. Holers Service Station 176 .Auto ’illage 148 B B X ' B Auto Sales 164 B 61: S (’’ar Wash 166 Baldwin’s 170 Bank of Marion 170 Barnett’s P’uneral Home 154 Barkwood Family Shoe Store 154 Beacon Restaurant 156 Berry Builders Supply 167 Berry Iron 61: Metal 170 Berry, Paul R. 150 Berry ' s Supermarket 170 Bise P’ahrication 61: Welding 165 Blevins. Bill Parts 61: Service 172 Bonham Brothers 165 Bonham Motor Co. 154 Bonham Oil Co. 165 Brunswick Corporation 175 Brunswick Hurricane Bowl 164 Byrd 61: Cioff Construction Co. 157 C Chilhowie Barber Shop 162 Chilhowie Business Professional W’omen’s Club 154 Chilhowie Chamber of Commerce 161 Chilhowie Exxon Servicenter 162 Chilhowie Farm Service, Inc. 162 Chilhowie Florist 146 Chilhowie Furniture Co. 172 Chilhowie Cult Service Station 164 Chilhowie Motor Corp. 162 Chilhowie Oil Co. 162 Chilhowie Tractor Implement Co. 162 City Drug Store 170 Clark’s Pharmacy 166 Claudine’s Beauty Salon 170 Crouse, Harold Dept. Store 160 D D 6: D Mobile Homes 160 Davis. Roy N. 165 Deskins Supermarket 167 DeVault’s Inc. 165 Discount Furniture 66 Appliance 172 Dixie Coca (’ola Bottling Co., Inc. 160 E E 66 L Salvage Furniture 172 Edwards, Kaye Beauty Salon 154 PIcho Sales Company 165 PIrvin’s Market 165 F PWrmbest 158 P’irst P’ederal Savings Loan 158 Pdrst National PIxchange Bank 158 P’isher’s Jewelers 170 P5)rd Crocery 165 P’ord Supply Co. 171 P )x Window 66 Awning Co. 165 PTancis Brothers. Inc. 165 PTanklin, Ben 156 G Gas Haus 1 66 2 156 General Shale Products Corj). 156 Gills 66 Miles Insurance Agency Inc. 156 Goodman Dry Cleaners 66 Laundry 165 Goodman Jewelers 150 Grant City 175 Greear Studio 176 Green Hill Market 156 Greever’s Drug Store 148 Greever Clinic 165 Grissom Motor Parts, Inc. 154 H H 66 M Store 164 Hale Brothers 164 Hall’s Skateland 166 Halsey, C. B. Company Inc. 161 Harvey’s Jewelry 161 Heath Hall P’urniture Co. 164 Hi-Way Drive Inn 161 Holston Motor Co., Inc. 161 Holston Service Station 164 Hungry Mother Campground 164 I Industrial Welding and Machine Corp. 168 J Jennings-Warren Motor Co.. Inc. 164 Jenrette’s P ' ashion Shop 164 177 -Jewel Box Inc. 159 -Johnson, C. H. -Jr. 162 -Johnson’s 5 10 160 K Kern’s Bakery 167 L J.aurel Spring Dairy 160 I emmon Transport Co., Inc. 170 Ihncoln Builders Supply Co., Inc. 170 I.ynnann’s Beauty Salon 162 M Marion Drug Co., Inc. 162 Marion Firestone Recapping 176 Marion Hardwood 168 Marion Laundry 162 Marion Mutual Agency, Inc. 168 Marion Police Department 162 Martins Garage 176 McClure Motor Sales, Inc. 163 McNeil Furniture Company 1.59 Miller’s Place 146 Montgomery Ward 163 Moore, Cole, Walker French, D.D.S. 1.59 Mount Rogers Inn 169 Moxley, Wiley-J. -Johnathan 159 Mt. Kmpire Sports 166 Mullins Shoe Center 1.59 N Natalie Knitting Mills 168 National Bank ot ' Chilhowie 152 National Honor Society 174 O Olde Virginia Gift Stationery 154 ' P Pargas156 Parks-Belk Co. 1.59 Piggly Wiggly 162 Poli-Nit Shoppe 159 Primer’s Shoe Shop 1.59 Pugh-Pearcey Tire Co. 159 R R 4 ' Fabrics 167 Rainbow Autel Restaurant 169 Reasor, Dr. -J. Dan 156 Regent, The 159 Rhudy Appliance Sales Service 146 Riverside Exxon 168 Roberts Helton Appliance TV 167 Robinette Chevrolet-Olds., Inc. 166 Roses 1.58 Rowland, Doris Florist 155 S Scenic View Golf Course 168 Serv-All, Inc. 154 Sewing Basket 158 Singleton’s 1.50 Skyland Virginia Corp. 153 Smith, Dr. 0. 0. -Jr. 1.58 Smyth County Community Hospital 147 Smyth County Motor Co., Inc. 171 Smyth County Mutual Fire Ins. Co. 172 Smyth County News 1.58 Smyth County Sheriff’s Dept. 146 Smyth Equipment Co., Inc. 150 Smyth Home Const., Inc. 154 Smyth Home Improvement Co. 157 Southeastern Music Inc. 154 Southern States 1.58 Southwest Auto Parts Co. 170 Sue’s Shop 166 Supreme Mills Inc. 149 T Terrace Heights Funeral Home 172 Thomas, Katherine Insurance Agency 154 Tiny Town Trailer Park Sales Inc. 150 ' Friangle Motor Sales, Inc. 158 Troutman’s T.V. Appliance 1.58 U Union Oil No. 2 154 V Valley Nursing Home 150 Vance Company 148 Village Fabrics 1.58 Virginia Farm Bureau 151 Virginia House Furniture Corp. 152 W WMEV 1.58 Waddell Transfer 156 Wassum’s Nursery Landscaping 164 Western Auto Associate Store 152 Wilkinson, -J. C. F ' ann 148 Wilkinson, -J. T. Sons 170 Williams Funeral Home 152 Williams, H. S. Co. 152 178 INDEX A Adams, Debbie 8,9,77,134 Adams, Mike 8,103,134 .Adams, Shelia 38 -Aker, Miss .Ann 55 .Aker, Mrs. Mary B. 3,54,72,98,100,130 .Alderman, .Margaret 24,126,128,129,142 .Allen, William 24,126,129,131,135, 136.142 .Allison, David 38 Allison, Mark 38 .Allison, Mr. Rodney 54 .Anderson. Susan 38,132 .Arnold, Pam 8 .Arnold, Patty 24,134 .Arnold, Tim 38,96 Ashburn. -lesse 34 .Ashby. Mr. Frank 83 .Ashby, Mr. (lary 83 .Ashby, Peggy 34 .Atwell, Martha 34,128,135,180 Austin. Bill 34 .Austin, Steve 34,54,74.127,135 .Ayersman, Mike 38 B Ball, Mr. Ron 46,55,60.61,74,96.106, 132.136,141 Barbrow, Herbie 17 Barker, Mr. Dwight 46,50,58,59,72,75, 78.79.84.85.120.131.138.142 Barlow, Candy 38 Barlow, Kathy 34 Barlow, Rickie 24 Barnes, Mark 137 Barr, Charles Gordon 24 Barr. Dean 126 Barr, Debbie 30.134 Bartley. Sarah 38.127,132 Baseball Team 122,123,143 Basketball. Boys ' Junior Varsity 112, 113.114.115.138 Basketball, Boys’Varsity 112,113,114, 115.138 Basketball, Girls ' Junior Varsity 110. 111.139 Basketball. Girls ' Varsity 110,111,1.39 Belcher, Greg 137 Bennett, Dorothy 34 Berry. Beverly 9.98.133,134 Barry, Dean 30.138,142 Barry, Jay 38 Berry, Joanie 24,88,128,129,130,135, 1.39.142 Berry, Johnny 38 Beta Club 48,49.128 Billings, Gary 24,75.94.120.142 Billings. Martha 38,139 Bise, Betsy 38„50.111,127.132.135,139 Bise, Doug 24,46,129,136,143 Black. Gary 34 Black, [Jsa 34.135 Blankenbeckler, Gary 30,48 Blankenbeckler, James 38 Blankenbeckler, Sharon 8 Blessing, Beverly 24,128,135 Blessi ng, Dawn 34,134 Blevins, .Allen 38,123 Blevins. Allen 9 Blevins, Allen Ray 9,143 Blevins, Anita 24,128,131,134,179 Blevins. Anna Ruth 30,58,127,129,133 Blevins, Anthony 38,126,1.32 Blevins, Deputy Bill 95 Blevins, Boyd 30 Blevins, Chuck 9.11,72,76.79,128 Blevins, Connie 30 Blevins, Craig 34.137,181 Blevins, Debbie 9,24,54,65,88,128,1.33 Blevins. Debra 9 Blevins. Don 34.138,142 Blevins. Donna 39,48.90,134,135 Blevins. Eddie 10,69,143 Blevins. Frank 10,134 Blevins. Gary 24 Blevins, George 38 Blevins, Jeanette 34 Blevins. Jerry 25 Blevins, Mr. John 141 Blevins, Julius 34 Blevins. Cathy 38 Blevins, Kathv 10,46,98,99.1 ' 28,129 Blevins, Kathy L. 24,58,133,134 Blevins, Kavin 30.136,137 Blevins, Lisa 30,128 Blevins, Lloyd 134 Blevins, Matt .30,49,129,130,135,143 Blevins, Mike 134 Blevins, Opal .30 Blevins, Patty 34,53,135 Blevins, Peggy 25,128,129,134,139 Blevins, Randall 38,137 Blevins. Rickie 24,65,1.32,136,141 Blevins, Ricky 24 Blevins, Sammy 34,1.35 Blevins, Sandra 38 Blevins, Sharon 38 Blevins, Mrs. Shirley A. 83 Blevins, Susan 34,1.35 Blevins, Teresa 25 Blevins, Terri 24,48,49,128,129,130, 13.3,139 Blevins, Tim 30,131,134,138,14,3 Blevins, Tim 34,126,141,142 Blevins, Wade .39.134 Boger, Carolyn 10,73,77,79,128,13,3,134 Bogle, Edith .34 Bogle, Junior 10,134,143 Bogle, Tony 30 Bonham, Ann 38,39,50,126.127. 132.140 Bonham, Beth 25,54,88,118,127,128, 129,131,135,142 Bonham. Bill 25,.52„5,3,88,127,128,1.33 Bonham, Bivings 34,112,127,135,138,142 Bonham, Vicki 50,127 Bowling, Doug 25,134 Bowman, Mr. John 83 Branson. Eddie 39,134 Branson, Frank 10,54,72,73,129,134 Brewer. Edwina 39,111.132,1.39 Brewer, Lucinda 11,10.3 Brewer, Randy 34 Brooks, Cliff 39,137 Brooks, Teresa 25,73,131,134 Brown, Larry 11,99.123,128.135,143 Bryant, Joleen 30,60,93,128,129, 139.140 Buchanan, Buddy 30 Buchanan, Glenn 39 Anita Blevins, Junior Class, received the Scholarship Award at graduation. 179 Buchanan, Julia 30,48,129,133,135 Burchett, John 17,102 Burton, Mr. David H. 78,79,82,85 Bus Drivers 83 Bus Patrol 130 C Caldwell, Zac 39,126 Call, Mr. George 83 Campbell, Sherry 39 Canter, Norma 25,64,130 Carrico, Mary 30 Carter, Mr. H.C. 64,75,93,97,106,120, 136.138.143 Carter. Mr. Ray 96 Casey, Mark 11,13,53,60,66,67,71.74, 109.122.123.129.132.134.136.143 Catron. Mrs. Ann B. 88 Catron, Mr. “Bo” 92 Cheerleaders, Junior Varsity 140 Cheerleaders. Varsity 60,61,140 Chilvalee Staff 52,53,72,130 Chorus 76,126 Church, Tammy 34 Clapp, Randy 11,134 Clapp, Tony 30,136,137 Clark, Bebbie 2,11,53.66,72,77,79,128, 129.130,131.135 Clark, Catherine 8,11,12.20,48,51,74,79, 118.119.126,128.129,135.139,142 Clark, Cindy 38,39,127,132.142 Clark. Jeannie 25.88,128,134 Clark. Mark 25 Clark, Mrs. Mildred B. 64,90 Clark, Terrie 30,58,126.128.129,133 Clifton. Mrs. Roberta 83 Co-Ed Hi-Y .50.51,71,132 Coalson, Dan 12.102 Coalson, James 35 Cochran, Robert 35,126,138,142 Cole, Dean 39,127 Cole, Jay 30,120,136,137,142 Cole, Mark 24,25,65,134,136,141 Coley, Donnie 25 Collins, Judy 39 Collins, Roger 35 Collins, Tony 35,126,134,141 Compton, Mr. Cleve 65,73,77,82 Conner, Debbie 31,48,58,73,129,139 Conner, Mrs. June M. 90,128 Copenhaver, Alan 39,55,126,132 Copenhaver, Miss Mary Payne 85 Counts, Alan 39 Cox. Sally 35,47,50,128,135,140 Cregger, Connie 24,25,126,128,129,135 Cregger, Mrs. Kathleen 45 Cregger, Sammy 25,137 Croson, Jim 25 Crouse, Tina 25,134 Crusenberry, Ricky 35 Crutchfield, Mr. George 83 Crutchfield, Lynn 31 Crutchfield, Travis 35,136,137 Cullop, Carol 35,130,135 D Dancy, Ellen 35,130 Dancy, Teresa 35 Davidson, Steve 35 Davis, Donna 31,46,58,128,129 DeBusk, David 26,126,128,134 Delp, Donna 26,139 Delp, Jimmy 12,134 Delp, Susan 26,62,128,129,135,140 Dempsey, Andrew 31,134 Dempsey, Randy 35 Dempsey, Sharon 3,9,12,48,58,73,79, 128,130,131 Dennison, Betty Sue 26 Dennison, Darlene 31 Dbcon, David 12,55,67,98,130,131,134 Dixon, Debbie 12,66,67,71,73,79,85, 128,130,133,134,140 Dixon, Sandy 35,135,139 Doane, Billy 35 Doane, Lewis 136,137 Doane, Rickie 137 Dolinger. Sheriff Billy 95 Dolinger, Glenn 35 Dolinger, Mrs. Charlsie 83 Dolinger, Kay 35,135 Donnelly, Kerry 13,66,67,78,79,109, 128.129.131.132.136.142 Doss, Chris 26,39,136,143 Doss, Jennifer 39,50,139,142 Doss, Jimmy 13 Doss, Mike 26 Doss, Patricia 26,38,39 Doss, Pam 50,51,86,139,142 Dowell, Bobby 26,103 Dowell, Brenda 35,130 Dowell, Carol 39,119,142 Dowell, Judy 128 Dowell, Mike 13,66,67,70,102,103, 136.142 Dowell, Rebecca 39 Doyle, Darlene 13,134 Driggers, Mr. Lester 89 Driscoll, Mr. Mark 92 Duncan, David 136,137 Duncan, Donnie 13,129,134 Dunn, Sue 35 E Edminston, Bobby “Art” 26,126,131, 134,142 Edmondson, Johnny 39 Eggers, Mr. Jerrv’ 3,53,54,72,83,98, 130.134 Eller, Anne 35 Eller, Barry 35,137 Eller, Bernice 39 Eller. Billy 39 Eller, Cindy 9,13,20,62,63,128,129, 133.134 Eller, David 26 Eller, Mr. Ernest 83 Eller, Linda 26,134 Eller, Nancy 14,35 Eller, Robert 35 Eller, Ronnie 14,54,55,143 Elliott, Allen 14,109,136 Elliott, Ravenna 31,126,127,128,135 Elswick, Kevin 26,64,113,136,141 Evans, Jeff 35 Evans, Sherry 35,135 Martha Atwell received the Scholarship Award from the Freshman Class. 180 F Farmer, Mrs. Mary E. 90,133 Farris, Paul 26,131 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 46, 47.132 h ' enner, (lina 38,39,62,127,135,140 Fenner, Robbie 26,114,115,122,123, 136,138,143 Fisher, Martha Lynn 31,128,129,133, 139,141 Flannagan, Kay 31 Fleenor, Rev. -Jerry 73 Foore, Diane 31 Football, Eighth Grade 137 Football, -Junior Varsity 137 h’ootball. Varsity 106,107,108, U)9,136 Fore, Master -Jason 48 Fore, Mr.-Joe 48,86,131 Fore, Mrs. -Joe 48 Forensic Club 52,53,133 Foster, Brent 31,126,134,138 F ' oster, Scott 137 Francisco, Carla 35,75,111,128,139,141 Francisco, Sonya 30,31,127,129,135,139 Freeman, Martha 31,127 Frye, Mrs. Gladys H. 100,101,133 Frye, Greg 39 Frye, Mike 26,99,120,123,143,181 Future Business Leaders of America 54,55,134 Future Farmers of America 44,45,134 Future Homemakers of America 44, 45.133 G Ganaway, Deirdra 39,127,142 Garman, Margaret 35,127 Garrett, Mr. Gene 91 Garrett, Vickie 26,64,65,140 Gillespie, Connie 35 Gillespie, David 26 Gillespie, H E. 26,136 Gilley, -Jerri 26 Gilley, Phyllis 26,103 Gilley, Ricky 39 Gilley, Terry 35 Gilley, Toni 27,103 Gilliam, Eddie 35 Girls’ Athletic Association 46,47,128 Goff, David 35,130,135,138 GolfTeam 122,123,143 Gollehon, Debbie 35,47,50,128 Gollehon, Tommy 14,94,108,109,136,143 Gollehon, Vickie 14,126,127,129,133,134 G(K)dman, Mike 24,27,65,116,131,135, 141.142 Gore, Anita 31 Gray, -James 39 Greer, Brenda 39 Greer, Mr. Dickie 47,74,92,114,120, 1.36.137.138.142 Greer, Jerry 27 Greer, Pamela 31 Greer, Randy 31 Greer, Reginia 27,103 Greer, Thelma 35,128 Griffey, Regina 39 Grinstead, Betty 14,75,128,139,141 Grinstead, Bobby 31,65 Grinstead, Mrs. Helen 83 Grinstead, Timmy 39,137 Groseclose, Mike 27,54,64,128,129, 131,134,135 Gross, Kathy 35 Guy, C.B. 137 Guy, -James 31 Guy, -Jean 15 H Haga, Dennis 35 Haga, Kathy 35,133 Haga, Mike 15 Haga, Tim 34,35,135,1-38,142 Haga, Mr. Ralph 83 Hale, Allen 121,136,142 Hale, Lisa B. 31,59,134 Hall, Becky 31,75,141 Hall, Mr. -Jim 60,87 Hall, Rebecca 75 Hall, Steve 39,127 Halsey, Charles 12,15,74,78,102,106, 107.108.109.117.121.132.136.141.142 Halsey, Mike 35,116,141,143 Hamm, Mrs. -Jean 55,66,91,133 Hamm, Rick 35 Hamm, Tammy 35,127,129,135,183 Hanshew, Mr. William G. 102 Harriger. Debbie 27,103 Harriger, -Jeff 35 Harris, Debra 39 Hart, Kathy 15 Hart, Norma 39,127 Hart, Tim 39 Hawkins, Doug 31,138,143 Hawkins, Kenny 39,137 Hawkins, Peggy 31 Hayden, Darrell 31,48 Hayden, Eddie 12,15,67,68,71,74,78,79. 106,108,109,112,114,120,121,132, 135.136.138.142 Hayden, Eugene 27 Hayden, Laurinda 31,48,133,134 Heath, Bobby 35,134 Heath, Connie 39 Heath, Debbie 27,103 Heath, Faye 39 Heath, Mr. Frank 83 Heath, Gene 39 Heath, -Jeffrey 27,35 Heath, Kathy 14,45,59,66,71,128,133 Heath, Ray 27,143 Heath, Richard 137 Heath, Sheila 31,133,134 Heath, Terri 39,132 Heath, Trent 27 Henderson, Sus an 27,127 Heninger, Mark 15,66,67 Hensley, Allen 39,137,141 Hensley, Ricky 36 Hi-Y 50,51,131 Hollon, Chris 39,127,132,135,142 Hollowood, Brian 15,142 Hopkins, Barbara 31,133 Hopkins, Cynthia 27 Hopkins, Mike 15 Mike Frye and Craig Blevins partic¬ ipate in the horse shoe game spon¬ sored by the National Honor Society at Carnival Day. Hopkins, Richard 39,127 Horton, Sharon 31 House, Phyllis 15,66,67,133,134 Howell, Janie 32,129,133 Howell, Scottie 27 Hudgins, Harvey 15,109,132,134,136 Huff, Ben 32,131,134,136,138,142 Huff, Beth 32,48,127,129 Huff, Bill 8,10,15,48,51,71,74,121,128, 129,131,132,133,136,138,142 Huffman, Carol 40 Hughes, Eddie 27 Hughes, Karen 34,36,62,129,130,135,140 Hughes, Roy 40,134,137 Hutton, Barbara 40 I Inter-Club Council 48,129 J Jackson, Debra 16 Jackson, Steve 27 Johnson, Kendall 3,8,16,63,72,129,130, 131,134,143 Johnson, Lynn 16,77,135,139 Johnson, Susie 32,75,128,141,142 Jones, Angie 40,132,139,142 Jones, D.D. 40 Jones, Freddie 40,137 Jones, Larry 36 Jones, Lisa 36,129 Jones, Randy 36,134 Jones, Spra 40,132 Jones, Suzie 40 K Keen, Dwayne 36,143 Kegley, Nancy 36 Kegley, Ruthie 40 Kegley, Steve 36,138,142 Kell, Beverly 32,48 Kell, Michael 36 Kelly, Donna 103 Kelly, Mrs. Eva 83 Kelly, William 24,27,128,129,131,132, 135,136,138,142 King, Angela 16,66,67,71,74,127,128,133 King, Janie 27,45,128,133,139 Kirts, Mr. Gary 100,101 Korstantopoulous, Rev. Bill 76 Kothcimer, Mrs. Shirley 85 L Lambert, Darrell 27 Lambert, David 2,9,17,47,50,72,94, 102,131 Lamie, John 17 Lamie, Judy 27 Lampkins, Mike 40 Landis, Barbara 40,127,132,142 Lamdis, Bonnie 40,127,132,135 Landis, Greg 32,134,135,136,138 Landis, Timmy 36,126 Lane, Valerie 40 Lawrence, Phyllis 28 Layell, JoAnn 32,127,134 Le Cercle Francais 54,55,135 Lee, Jimmy 28,106,107,136,141,143 Legard. Jim 28 Legard, Tony 40,92,135 Lewis, Mrs. Judy H. 74,93,111,128, 139,141 Lindsey, Ronnie 17,20,141 Little, Mike 36,132,136,137,138,142 Little, Tommy 36,135,137,138,142 Love, Miss Elizabeth 64,86,129 Love, Jack 36,45.136,137,143 Love, Jim 28,94,131,134 Love, Lisa 17,74,127,128,129,133 Lowe, Connie 36 Lowe, Tammy 40,130 Lowe, William 28 Lowman, Ronnie 17 Lowmans, Edward 40,137 Lowmans, Teresa 40,127,142 Lundy, P.J. 40,117,137,141 Lundy, Timmy 40,137 Lyles, Jimmy 28 M Marsh, Mr. Russell L. 100 Marshall, Carol 36 Marshall, Danny 40 Martin, Baker 17,73,103,134 Martin, Bobby 40 Martin, Carolyn 2,1 ,53,66,72,76,77, 79,128,129,130,131.135,139 Martin, David 40 Martin, David 17,136 Martin, JoAnn 32,133 Martin, Mr. John Wayne 62,136 Martin, Pat 28 Martin, Roger 28 Martin, Vicky 28,74,128,129,131.135 Mash, Jeff 32,135,136 Mason, Clifford 28 McAllister, Mrs. Betty 103 McAllister, Patty 12,17,66,67,71,72,73, 78,111,127,128,129,130,134,139 McClure, Charles 36 McClure, Jill 36,127,129 McClure, Sammy 40 McClure, Mr. Roger 83 McCormick, Penny 40 McGhee, Brenda 32 McGhee, Mr. Thomas 47,91,137 McVey, Miss Barbara 83 McWhorter, Mrs. Susan B. 89 Meade, Brenda 28 Meade, Mike 32,121,136,137,138,142 Mercer, Charles 32 Miller, Ernie 40,137 Miller, Pat 36,126 Miller, Mr. Pat 74,76,77,95,126 Miller, Sheila 28 Minnick, Margaret 17 Monogram Club 46,47,136 Montgomery, Herbie 32,136,138,142 Montgomery, Tyrone 40,137 Moore, Suzan 34,36,73,126,127,129 Moser, Charlotte 36,130 Mullen, Donna 36,133 Mutter, Barbara 32,128,139 Mutter, Patricia 40 Mutter, Teresa 140 National Honor Society 48,49,131,181 Neikirk, David 36,132,136,137,138,143 Neikirk, Larry 137 Neikirk, Richard 17,66,73,109,122,123, 128,129,132,136,143 Nelson, Mr. K.G. 47,72,89,122,137,143 0 O’Brien, Robbie 32 Odum, Clay 36,131 Odum, Kathy 17,21,46,71,98.99,128,134 Odum, Tom 24,28,64,65,142 Olinger, Billy 18,123,142 Olinger, Mr. William B. 103 Osborne, Bill 26 Osborne, Clement 32 Osborne, Dale 36 Osborne, Debbie 36 Osborne. Stuart 32 Rev. Eugene Vestal, below, spoke at the Thanksgiving Assembly. Overbay, Tommy . ' 0,36,129,1. ' IO, 135, 137.138.142 P PalTord. Becky 36,75,127,128,141,142 Pal ' ford, Sherry 40,127,130,142 Palmer, Teddy 40 Parks, Richard 32 Parsons, Gail 36 Parris, -Joe 83 Patton, Barbara 28 Peake, Bonnie 13,18,73,79,128,129, 131,1,35 Peake, Diane 40,130,132 Peake, Mrs. Hazel 83 Peake, Marilyn 32,139 Peake, Rita 36 Pennington. Dora 40,126 Pennington, J.D. 32,134 Pennington, Peggy 40 Pennington, Rhonda 36 Pennington, Steve 36,134 Perkins, V ' ickie 34,36 Phillips, Mr, Larkin C. 64,100,101,134 Phipps, Deidra 40,126,142 Pickeral, Harold 32 Pickle, Randy 32 Pickle, Sherry 36 Pierce, Jonathan 137 Pierce, Walter 36,116,137,141 Poe, Luann 18,85,129,130,133,134 Polk, Carol 40,26,127,142 Polk, Crystal 28 Polk, Dennis 18,74,112,114.115,123, 138,143 Polk, Raymond 36 Porter, Mr. Harold 62 Powers, Janice 32 Powers, Karen 28,103 Powers, Ricky 28 Prater, Debbie 40,132 Prater, Larry 36 Price. Miss Renie 96 Proffitt, Libby 28 Proffitt, Mike 137 Priode, Mr. Lucion 94,95 Pruitt, Bessie 32,75 Pruitt, Debbie 36,133 Pruitt, Leon 41,137 Pruitt, Nannie 41 Pugh, Frank ,36,135.1,36.141,143 R Ratcliff, Eugenia 41,132 Ratcliff, Greg 41 Ratliff, Mr. Don 46,106,122,136,143 Reasor, Rachel 28,75,111,119,126,128, 129.139.141.142 Reed, Miss Julie 86 Reeves, Jim 29,143 Reeves, Ray 41 Rethford, Patty 32 Reynolds, Julie 41 Rhudy, Sandra ,32,93,127,129,1,33 Rich, Kenneth 36,134 Rich, Neta 32 Rich, Steve 142 Rich, Willie 18,101,1,34 Richardson, Miss Ellen 93 Richardson, Jeff 32,141 Richardson, Jerry 32 Richardson, Joyce 32,75 Richardson, Mike 41 Richardson, Richard 36,136,137,141,142 Ridge, Steven ,33 Riley, Betsy 41,132 Riley, Freddie 37 Riley, Larry 41 Ring, Dwayne 41 Ring, Patty 37 Robbins, Frank 18,79,134 Robbins, Janet ,33,135 Robbins, Judy 33 Robbins, Nellie 37 Robinson, Barbara 37,1,34 Roe, David 41,134,137 Roland, Sharon 37,47,128,129,135,142 Rollins, Mrs. Pansy R. 55,73,79,90, 91,135 Romans, Dana W. 18 R(X)p, Karen 18 Rose, Miss Donna 88 Rose, Kenny 3,3 Rouse, Barbara 37,142 Rouse, Chuck 134,137 Rouse, Ellis 29,120,142 Rouse, Emily 33,135 Rouse, Larry 33 Rouse, Rev a 8.16,18,66,67,73,112, 128,1,34,140 Rouse, William 41 Rowland, Doug 8,19,67,129,134 Rowland. Joe 37,126,138 Russell, Miss Marion 101 Rutledge. Bill 37 Rutledge, Cheryl 37 S Sage, Debbie 19 Sage, Dennis 41,137 Sage, Lynn 29,103 Sain, Mr. Tommy 96 St. John, Mr, William 101 St. John, Robert 137 Sanders, Mr. Dale 100,101 Sanders, Debbie 37,127,129,133 Sauls, Richard 37,1,34 Schulken, Dr. Emma 76 Sculer, Kathy 132 Sesson, Jarves 137 Shazier, Ray 41,126 Sheets, Betty 19,133 Sheets, David 29 Sheets, .Jimmy 29,136,143 Sheets, Judy .33 Sheets, Leila 41 Sheets, Ralph 33 Sheffield, Wayne ,37,86,134,137,138,142 Shuler. Diane .37 Shuler, Kathy Shumate, Sandra .3,3,133 Shumate. Tammy 41,127 Shupe, Dwight 41 Siegel, Mrs. Linda 75,93,99,132,141 Skeen, Kim 41 Skeen, Perry 19,127 Smith, Mr. Bob 8.3 Smith, Cheryl 3.3,127 Smith, Cindy 10,19,21,,58,72,7.3,128,129, 134,135 Smith, Donna .37 Smith, Greg 3,3„58,7.3,1.31,1.32,138,142 Smith, Laura 29,126,127,142 Smith, Mark 41 Smith, Patricia 29 Smith, Sandra .37,47,128,130,1.35 Smith, Suzanne 33,127 Snavely, Miss Louise 70,96,97 Sparks, Barbara 37 Sprinkle, Mrs. Becky F. 84,97 Stamper, Cathy 29,128,1.31 Stamper. Jewel 37 Stamper, Jimmy .37 Stamper, -Judy C. 17,77,10.3 Stamper, Judy L. 19,67,128,133 Stamper, Karen 29 Stamper, Rusty 33,48,49,132,135,136, 137,142 Stamper, Sharon 19,77 Stamper, Vickie P. 8,19,21,53,75,128, 131,13.3,141 Stewart, Connie 20,67,74,79,85,126. 133,134 Stewart, Debbie 37,75,126,141 Stewart, Karen 29,126,134 Stewart, Kay 37,74,75,127,141 Stevenson, Bob 19 Stokes, Mr. Ralph 96 Stokes, Roban 29 Tammy Hamm displays one of her Christmas presents. 183 Stokes, Tim 20.102,134 Strickler, Mrs. Ann B. 84 Student Cooperati%e Association 48, 49,135 Sturgill, Carol 29,140 Sturgill, Cathy 37,127,129,135,140 Sturgill, Daniel 41,141 Sturgill, Mr. Don 102 Sturgill, Elaine 3,20,49,71,85,113,128, 129,130.133,134 Sturgill, Mr. T.L., Jr. 46 Sturgill. Kathy 26,46,62,63,77,112, 128,140 Sturgill, Lisa 33,129,133 Sturgill, Mike 137 Sturgill, Pete 30,33,135,136,141 Sturgill, Tammy 30,33,58,59,127,129, 135,139 Sturgill, Terri 30,33,126,127,135 Sturgill, Vernon 41,137 Sullivan. Phillip 20,100,134 Sullivan, Sheila 29,69,126,128,135 Sullivan, Rev. Thomas, Jr. 76 Sutherland, Mr. Rhett 72,87,129,135 T Talbert, George 41 Taylor, Sandra 37 Teaters, Debbie 41 Testament, Debbie 37 Testerman, Jerry 37 Testerman, Susie 37 Testerman, William 41 Thigpin, Yvette 20,134 Thomas. Barbara 21,41,77 Thomas, Donald 132 Thomas, Glenn 33 Thomas, Janice 41 Thomas, Mark 37 Thomas, Minnie 37 Thomas, Sherian 29 Thomas, Tammy 33,133 Thompson, Beverly 37 Thompson, Billy 33 Thompson. Dorothy 33 Thompson, Joe 33 Thornhill, Mary Alice 97 Tibbs. Patricia 37 Tilson, Dixie 21,73,75,101,128,129, 135,139 Tilson, Donnie 20,21,46,48,62,74,108, 109.113.114.120.128.136.138.142 Tilson, Miss Ruby 83 Track, Boys’ Varsity 120,121,142 Track, Girls’ Eighth Grade 142 Track, Girls’ Varsity 118,119,142 Tri-Hi-Y 50,51,129 Tuck, Diane 33,48,129,140 Tucker, Charles 37,90.113.114,115.122 123.128.142 Tuell, David 37,131,135,143 U Upchurch, Kaye 33 V V ance, Chip 41,137 Vance, Susan 41,127,132,142 Vance, Tammy 30,33,62,135,139 VanHoozer, Brenda 29,73,134 VanHoozier, Lynn 38,41,129,135.137, 1,38,141 V’estal. Gene 37 V’estal, Rev. Eugene 77,182 Volleyball, Girls’ 75,141 W WMEV 107 Wallen, Helen 41 Walker, Karen 29 W’alters, Larry 37 Walters, Vickie 29 W’alton, Benny 41,137 Warren, Curtis 33 Warrior Band 77,94,95,126,127 Wassum, Teresa 41,132 W’harton, Cindy 38,73,126,132 Wheeler, Billy 37,135,142 W’idener, Donald 33,134 Widener. Janet 21 Widener, Rickey 83 Wilkinson, Debbie 33,48,127,129, 130.133 Williams, Randall 41,137 Williams, Regina 33,58,68,118,119, 126.135.142 Williams, Vickie 37,128,140,141 Williams, Wanda 37,134 Wilson, Alice 37,128,129,140,142 Wilson, Mary 37,128,133,134 Winn, Don 33 Wolfe, Linda 29,74,111,118,119,128, 134.135.139.142 Woods, Kenny 37 Woods, Terry 137 Worley, Darla 37,133 WrestlingTeam 116,117,141 Wright, Barbara 21,58,67,85,128, 133.134 Wyatt, Barbara 41,126 Wyatt, David 18,21,102,103,141 Wyatt, Donna 37 Wyatt, Junior 29,134,142 Graduation brings to a close another eventful school year for C.H.S. students, faculty, and patrons. 184 i I I I J I ! I ti V 1 O.v.V