Cleveland High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cleveland, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1968 volume:

. . . ‘To everything there is a season: a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance ’ Ecclesiastes 3: 1, 4 FOREWORD “To everything there is a season,” and now that we have completed another school year, we can recall some of the seasons passed at Cleveland High School-a season of newness for the Fres hmen those first few days of school, a season of familiarity as the Sophomores become accustomed to the surroundings, a season of buying and selling as the Juniors prepare for the prom, and a season of ending and beginning as the Seniors complete their high school education and prepare for the future. The year was filled with hard work and play, disappointment and success, sorrow and rejoicing, all the experiences which are so vital to the shaping of our lives. Realizing that each class must pass through these seasons, we open the pages to an eventful and exciting year. % 2 THE ARROW Cleveland High School Cleveland, Virginia A time to 4 to Play . , . . 5 . . . A time iiiliT 6 to plan ... A time to Serve . . . 1 7 In Memoriam MRS. ELLA ASHBROOK Bring her the blue hills covered with red-bud and dogwood, laiuel and rhododendron, the gold and scarlet of autumn maples, the blanket of glistening snow Bring her the w ' ide sky, the mists that rise from the rivers, the sun that sheds his blessing on a golden countryside, the calm still beauty of the evening star Bring her the laughter of children, their faces filled with wonder at the miracles she unfolds Bring her fullness of life, for this w-e learned from her the joy the wonder the zest the LOVE OF LIFE ITSELF. CONTENTS Faculty, Academics, Classes page 11 Activities page 29 Athletics page 47 Seniors page 55 Elementary School .page 75 Advertisements page 91 A time to Plan . . . A time to Work Although our academic courses take a tremendous amount of work— they give us a new understanding of the world and the people around us. The faculty has shown us there is work in study, yet in learning there is joy. Dedication Wishing to recognise j ersonaI integriiy and sincerity, unselfish ser ice, sympathetic understand- ing of young people, and earnest dedication to the mission of challenging students to achieve their highest potentialities, the ARROW STAFF dedicates the 1968 ARROW to Mrs. Helen Owens. Omer E. Elkins, Principal Rosemary Dotson, Secretary jr nMINISTRATiON IN TRANSITION In recent years profound social changes have been occurring in the United States. We are the original affluent society, and our astonishing technology prom- ises more material abundance, more leisure, and more education. Yet our society is beset with unrest, social protest, and even violence. The emergence of a mass society and the resulting changes in family life, iritergroup relations and social values, have posed new and serious challenges to traditional attitudes and values. We live in the most prosperous nation in all history. Yet we have the problems of other countries past present, less fortunate than we. To the graduating class, I offer this challenge: There is only one corner of the universe you can be certain of improving, and that is your own self. You must be n there, not outside, not on other people. That comes afterm ' ards when you have worked on yourself. Omer E. Elkins Charles C. Wright, Asst. Prin. V • Sandy, Gary, and Diane struggle with percentage problems. A biology class is made of dissecting frogs, field trips, and peering through microscopes. Myrl Allen Math Betty Anington Samuel Askins Home Ec. Science Math R. N. Ball Marian Bundy Driver Ed. English History Mr. Ball explains an automobile to two teen-agers. Charlie Collins Phy. Ed. Biology , p; This Geography Class is going places! F acuity Truth Fraley Guidance French Judy Hawks Social Studies Mrs. Fraley shows how helpful a tape recorder is in speaking French. 15 Good typists always wear Cleveland High School rings! Part of the year in art was spent on landscapes. Mrs. Munsey and Joe look for just the “right” book. Faculty Geneva Munsey Reading Helen Owens English Tenth Grade English Class watches a film strip, 17 1 Eleanor Reid English Frances Porterfield Librarian Mary checks out a book for Pattie. Get that ball, Brenda! Is this the Senior Class hard at work? Nancy Wilson Phy. Ed. and Art 18 I wouldn’t be surprised at anything this group distiUs. Is this how you got out of shorthand? Those boys always leave a messy table. Mrs. Fraley helps students in making out next year’s schedule. Nancy Hart History Charles Wright Asst. Principal Chemistry 19 Glenna Askins Carter Chafin Roy Clatterbuck Sue Combs Troy Compton Brenda Couch Chuck Counts Stanley Ferrell Retha Grizzle Guy Harris Linda Huffman Gary Lambert Clayton Linkous Robert Musick Shirley Musick Roger Osborne Jeff Owen Frances Poskas Terry Powers Blendia Rasnake CLASS OFFICERS President: Jeff Owen Vice-Pres.: Judy Smith Secretary: Brenda Couch Junior Class Lois Rasnake Marti Richardson Freddie Smith Darrell Sutherland Ugene Vance Daryl Wallace Judy Smith Giles Wilson ■ X Freddie Arrington Darrell Combs Linda Lambert Peggy Artrip Mike Combs Larry Leonard Gary Bailey Teresa Combs Tonia Mawyer Jean Bailey Kenneth Crabtree Mary Blevins Joyce Hubbard Sophomore Tim Munsey Ruby Skeens Larry Murphy Dana Smith Brenda Musick Jean Smith Gina Parrot Linda Smith Coetta Poskas Jerry Rasnake •■Am Pam Blizzard Vickie Jackson Class Pam Powers Cloteen Tiller Ronald Boggs Tommy Johnson Ranzy Powers Linda Rasnake Alice Breeding Dickie Kimmell CLASS OFFICERS Pres.: Kenneth Crabtree Vice-Pres.: Gary Bailey Sec.-Treas.: Linda Smith Gail Breeding Gary Kiser Kim Campbell Roger Kiser Barbara Wallace Doug Wallace Lillian Wilson Freshman Class Diane Amos Gail Arrington Cleve Askins Debra Baritsky Douglas Breeding Villa Brooks Mike Clatterbuck Jerry Crabtree Sandy Combs Archie Cook Gedie Cox Edward Helton Kester Kiser Hugh Musick Nelson Musick Peggy Musick Sue Ellen Musick Tommy Musick James Osborne Diane Owens Ernest Presley Lois Rasnake Roger Sizemore Jean Skeens David Smith Joe Smith Nancy Smith Ronald Sutherland Ronnie Sutherland Bettie Ann Young Our Helpers COOKS-Gerlxude Lambert Irene Kiser i j I Carl Bailey Sue Collins READING AIDE Sandra Sneed SCHOOL NURSE Selma Williams CUSTODIANS-Monroe Dotson Cline Kiser 8th Grade CLASS OFFICERS Wesley lessee Jerry Ferrell Steve Fraley Larry Amos Ronald Artrip Doug Ashby Simuel Artrip Linda Barton Brenda Blevins Sandra Breeding Randal Campbell Annette Cantrell Betty Cantrell Paul Combs Kelvin Crabtree Larry De skins Jerry Ferrell Steve Fraley Dennis Bailey Gary Clatterbuck Linda Grizzle 26 Charlie Hart Wesley lessee Faye Huffman Larry Kelly Imogene Huffman James Kiser Jim Huffman Sarah Kiser Ralph Huffman Jeff Jackson Margaret Raster Betty Murphy Trent Musick Wanda Musick Willis Musick Bobby Neal Sharon Osborne James Powell Teresa Powers Larry Puckett Pearl Skeens Terry Stevens Joanne Whitney Thomas Whitney 27 A time to DANCE . . . . A time to SERVE . . . . . . Homecoming, the Beauty Pageant, the Prom - big events of the year, planned and carried out by students. Our school activities have taught us leadership and social respon- sibility . . - and have been a source ofysocial enjoyment. HOME COMING Homecoming was held on February 2, 1968 Chosen as our Homecoming Queen was: JUDY SMITH i ! HOMECOMING COURT: (STANDING) Mary Linkus, Gail Crabtree. (SEATED) Pam Campbell, Judy Smith, Coetta Poskas. MISS FRESHMAN ' : Sandy Combs MISS JUNIOR: Ella Combs MISS EIGHTH GRADE; Vikki Blizzard MISS SOPHOMORE: Linda Smith MISS SENIOR: Pam Campbell CLASS SWEETHEARTS The many lovely girls of Cleveland High. Miss C.H.S. Beauty Pageant April 21, 1968 MISS CONGENIALITY: EUa Sue Combs Franklin Gilmer and his family provided the entertainment. These are the lucky ladies who made it to the “top five”. Miss C.H.S. 1968 Congratulations are in order. A new year brings a new queen. Miss Pamela Yevonne Blizzard was chosen as our Miss Cleveland High School May she forever carry with her the outstanding personality that has endeared her to so many here at Cleveland High. ARROW STAFF This is what made it all possible. Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Owens (SEATED) G Askms D. Jackson (editor), J. Osborne (business manager), P. Poskas. (FIRST ROW STANDING) S Musick J Jackson P PoSjc counts. fS. “■ ■■■ ROW STAnSnG) J Owei; “S T 34 k. a-. S.C.A. COUNCIL (Officers) Lanny Cook, Sue Combs, Mike Combs. (Sponsor) Mrs. Poterfield (SEATED) M. Combs, S. Combs, L. Cook, Mrs. Poterfield, (STANDING) J. Smith, T. Kiser, C. Ashbrook, J. Owens, P. Simerly, J. Osborn, K. Crabtree, J. Musick, R. Powers. LIBRARY CLUB (FIRST ROW) Mrs. Poterfield, S. Combs, C. Poskas, S. Musick, D. Ashby. (SECOND ROW) S. Musick, V. Puckett, J. Skeens, P. Musick, J. Cox, J. Vance. (THIRD ROW) M. Richardson, D. Owens, R. Skenns, J. Baily, T. Mawyer, D. Amos. (FOURTH ROW) B. Cantrell, L. Rasnake, A. Breeding, M. Limkus, V. Brooks, G. Arrington, (BACK ROW) M. Lester, A. CantreU, L. Rasake, R. Sutherland, E. Helton, R. Compton. COED-HI-Y (FIRST ROW) J. Jackson, E. Trail, G. Askins, V. Jackson, T. Powers. (SECOND ROW) Mrs. Reed, J. Phillips, B. Couch, L. Snith, S. Musick. (BACK ROW) B. Massie, J. Musick, J. Osborne, J. Parrott, B. Wallace, D. Jackson. 36 F.H.A. CLUB (First Row) Inadene Murphy, Gail Bredding, Wanda Taylor, Judy Musick, Mary Musick, Jean Smith. (Second Row) Marie Skeens, Brenda Huffman, Nancy Smith, Sharon Stevens, Linda Huffman. F.F.A. CLUB (Frist Row) Darrell Combs, Lanny Cook, Gary Breeding, Kenny Crabtree, Darrell Sutherland. (Second Row) Thomas Johson, Troy Harris, Doug Wallace, Larry Davis, Wayne Rasnake, Guy Harris. (Third Row) Mr. Johson, Larry Murphy, Doug Ashbrook, Larry Leonard, Ransey Powers. 37 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW; R. Massie, B. Couch, V. Jackson, G. Breeding. SECOND ROW; B. Combs, O. Collins, T. Powers, J. Owen. THIRD ROW; J. Osborne, R. Clatterbuck, G. Lambert, C. Counts. FIRST ROW; Mr. C. Wright (sponsor), S. Ferrell, B. Wallace, M. Combs. SECOND ROW; R. Massie, G. Askins, V. Jackson, B. Couch, L. Smith. THIRD ROW; M. Richardson, J. Osborne, J. Musick, G. Parrot, D. Jackson. FOURTH ROW; E. Combs, I. Murphy, M. Mu- sick, P. Simerly, D. Sutherland, J. Jackson. FIFTH ROW; J. Musick, G. Breeding, B. Musick, J. Owen, K. Campbell, S. Musick. MONOGRAM CLUB 4-H CLUB FIRST ROW: G. Askins, M. Richardson, B. Wallace, G. Parrot, V. Blizzard. SECOND ROW: M. Easter, D. Vance, F. Huffman, T. Powers, B. Couch. THIRD ROW: J. Huffman, C. Askins, D. Amos. BUSINESS CLUB FIRST ROW: P. Poskas, T. Powers, P. Simerly. SECOND ROW: P. Fife, M. Musick, I. Murphy. STANDING: Mrs. Polly Gilbert. 39 SOCIAL CLUB Chosen By The Social Club AS SNOW QUEEN Miss Linda Smith (First Row) Mr. Allen, J. Smith, B. Couch, E. Combs, Mrs. J. Davidson, D. Kimble, L. Amos, T. Powers, D. Ashbrook, T. Muick, J. Ferrell. (Third Row) K. Campbell, V. Jackson, G. Lambert, J. Burns, R. Campbell, S. Breeding. (Fourth Row) B. Muick, G. Parrot, B. Wallace, S. Fraley, G. Crabtree, B. Young. (Fifth Row) G. Harris, C. Linkous, C. Counts, B. Combs, P. Fife, L. Smith, V. Blizzard. (Sixth Row) I. Huffman, B. Murphy, D. Vance, F. Huffman, S. Osborne, J. Whitney, L. Lambert, P. Blizzard, T. Kiser. 40 Delegates to the Model General Assembly in Rich- mond, Virginia were; Becky Massie, Glenna Askins, Vickie Jackson. Barbara Wallace, Linda Smith, and Gina Parrot at- tended the Jr. Hi-Y Assembly at Eagle Eyrie. Jackie Sue Osborne and Jean Musick attended Girls’ State, and Lannie Cook attended Boys’ State. Attending Yearbook Conference at King College were; Jane Taylor, Susie Lambert, Jean Musick. SECOND ROW; Joann Fleenor, Debra Jackson, Jackie Sue Osborne, and their sponsor Mrs. Helen Owens. LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE (One Act Play) Teacher Explaining The Class Behavior “I Hate You” A Free For All Ernie Trail Boys Prose FORENSICS Glenna Askins Poetry Brenda Musick Girls Prose Mary Collins Public Speaking Shirley Musick Spelling Awards Day May 22, 1968 Senior Class President, Pete Simerly, presided over the meeting. The office of S.C.A. President is passed from Lannie Cook to Stanley Ferrell. The Americanism Award was given to senior, Pete Simerly. Many C.H.S. students received a variety of awards for outstanding achievements. A time to WEEP .... A time to LAUGH . . . . In any phase of Athletics there is a time to weep and a time to laugh, and we did our share during the year. From the beginning of the basketball season, we mingled laughter with our cheers. The Russell County Tournament brought elation when we won the first game of the tournament and perhaps tears of JOY when we won the county Champion- ship. Our last game in the District Tournament left us in real tears. But we began to look forward to track, baseball, and , . . next year. School Spirit Charlie Artrip and Mike Combs speed down the court in a fast break. “The Highlights of The Season” Otis Collins and Terry Powers, proud team captains, received the trophy for the Rus- sell County Tournament from Mr. Elkins while Coach Myrl Allen looks on. The cheerleaders ralhed team spirit and led the fans in cheers. The Cleveland crowd tensely watches the action during a game with Honaker. rises as the season progresses Otis Collins comes down from a rebound in the typical Collins style. Jeff Owen, with an average game score of 26, made his thousandth point at the Pocahontas game. 49 Varsity Basketball STANDING - Assistant Coach Carl Bailey, Mike Combs, Jeff Owen, Marvin Amos, Stanley Ferrell, Otis Collins, James Osborne, Coach Myrl Allen. KNEELING — Manager Larry Kelly, Kenny Crabtree, Roy Clatterbuck, Charlie Artrip, Terry Powers, Manager Ernie Trail. RUSSELL COUNTY J.V. Basketball BACK ROW - Manager Bill Breeding, Jerry Ferrell, Ronald Boggs, Gary Bailey, Ronnie Sutherland, Freddie Ar- rington, Coach Carl Bailey. FRONT ROW - Tim Munsey, Tommy Musick, Richard Kimmell, Terry Sutherland, Steve Fraley. CHAMPS! BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Varsity Cheerleaders Judy Smith, Captain Pam Blizzard, Brenda Couch, Judy Musick, Gail Breeding, Vickie Jackson. J. V. Cheerleaders Team we they Hurley 77 46 Castlewood 58 60 Whitewood 69 65 Honaker 70 49 Pocahontas 75 55 Pocahontas 95 67 St. Paul 69 54 Lebanon 65 49 Council 103 41 Honaker 83 66 Hurley 85 70 Castlewood 70 88 Nicklesville 67 53 Lebanon 57 49 Council 67 36 St Paul 76 63 Whitewood 60 62 Nicklesville 53 54 RUSSELL COUNTY TOURNAMENT Honaker 71 59 Castlewood 64 53 DISTRICT 7 TOURNAMENT Honaker 66 57 Castlewood 78 85 Teresa Kiser, Gail Crabtree, Vickki Blizzard, Gail Arrington, Captain Sandy Breeding, Betsy Young. STANDING: Doug Breeding, Manager, Marvin Amos, Freddie Smith, Butch Combs, Otis Collins, Charlie Artrip, Terry Powers, Gary Bailey, James Osborne, and Coach Charlie Collins. SEATED: Freddie Arrington, Earnie Trail, Terry Sutherland, Gary Lambert, Tim Munsey, Roy Clatterbuck and Ronald Boggs. Baseball Ei th Grade Baseball Team Track KNEELING (L-R): James Osborne (Shotput, Discus, 220 Dash, 100 yd. Dash), Terry Sutherland (Mile, Mile Relay), Jerry Crabtree (880, 880 Relay), Richard Kimmell (High Jump, Broad Jump, 880 Relay, Mile Relay). STANDING (L-R): Kenneth Crabtree (Broad Jump, 880Reiay, 449 Dash), Ronald Boggs (Shotput, Discus, Mile Relay, 880), Earnest Presley (880 Relay, Mile Relay, 440 Dash), Marvin Amos (220 Dash, 880 Relay, 440 Dash). NOT PRESENT: Freddy Arrington, Terry Pov ers. A time to MOURN . . . . A time to REJOICE . . As we marched down the aisle to receive our diplomas, memories of the past years flooded our minds. We were leaving . . . the halls which seem so familiar to us now will slowly fade deep into our minds, but new thou ts and better ideas will take their place. Roger Alsup Paula Altizer Craig Ashbrook Class of ’68 57 Billy Breeding Gary Breeding Senior Lannie Cook A. F. Crabtree Class Claude Dotson Alma Fields Ernest Davis Patricia Fife A Sue Helton Brenda Huffman Phillis Huffman Senior Judy Musick 61 Mary Musick Edmond Musick Stanley Musick Junior Phillips Wanda Musick Jacqueline Osborne Senior Gail Smith Carl Smith Ronnie Smith Class CLASS OFFICERS President Pete Simerly Vice-President Craig Ashbrook Sec.-Treas. Jean Musick Wanda Taylor Ernest Trail 63 Senior Superlatives CLASS-CUT-UPS Judy Musick Otis Collins BEST LOOKING Debbie Jackson Danell Blizzard MOST POPULAR Lannie Cook Jean Musick MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ivadean Murphy Pete Simerl MOST TALENTED Wanda Taylor Doug Ashbrook FRIENDLIEST Ginger Jackson Craig Ashbrook Senior Superlatives MOST COURTEOUS Pam Campbell Ernie Trail MOST STUDIOUS Claude Dotson Marie Skeens BEST DRESSED Butch Combs Becky Massie Vttinii UU6MI iiiimiin liiitni MOST DEPENDABLE Jackie Osborne Ronnie Kiser BEST ALL AROUND Boggs Gary Breeding Distinguished Seniors 68 Lannie Cook 69 Baccalaureate Service MAY ES, 1968 11:00 A. M, PROCESSIONAL INVOCATION MASY MUSICX CONGREGATIONAL HYMN ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS READING OF SCRIPTURE DEBRA JACKSON CONGREGATIONAL HYMN ALL KAIL ' HIE POWER INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER WANDA JEAN MUSICK BACCALAUREATE ADDRESS A. TIMOTHY OUTLAW Principal. Thomas Jefferson Elementary Svhooi, Bristol, Virginia THE ESNEDICTION MR. OUTLAW Mr. A. Timothy Outlaw, Speaker Commencement Exercises Friday, Evening, May 31, 1968 8:00 P. M. PROCESSIONAL PRESIDING ... LANNIE COOK SCA PRESIDENT INVOCATION REBECCA MA3SIE WELCOME CLAUDE K, DOTSON THE ALMA MATER UNISON ADDRESS ... MR. BRADY SURLS BLUEFIELD COLLEGE PDESENT. ' ITION OF CLASS MR. CHARLES C. WRIGHT AWARDING O-F DIPLOMAS MR. OMER E. ELKINS JACQUELINE SUE OSBORNE lECESEICNAL Claude Dotson, second place Honor Student, delivered the Welcome. Mr. Surls, Commencement Speaker Jackie Sue Osborne, first place Honor Student, gave the Farewell. 72 COMMENCEMENT Mr. Wright made presentation of class. PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Seniors receive congratulations after graduation. A time to GROW . , A time to PLAY . From the first grade to the seventh, this is a time for a multiplicity of activities. Learn- ing to read, learning the multiplication tables, studying history and geography, playing hopscotch and jumping rope ... all of these develop the child in this time of childhood. Mrs. Bailey’s Seventh Grade Roy Amos Deborah Bailey Kathy Beavers Benny Blevins Linda Breeding Vickie Crabtree Richard Hackney Garnetta Huffman Shirley Huffman Patricia Johnson Edgar Kiser Gary Kiser Joyce Kiser Martha Lampkin Eileen Mullins John Owens Robert Phillips Larry Rasnake Bonnie Skeens Cathy Walden 76 Mr. Cook’s Seventh Grade Shirley Ann Amos Zelma Faye Ball Margaret Sue Beavers Garry Earl Campbell Jimmie Allen Campbell Robert Lane Campbell Nancy Henrietta Crabtree Diana Lynn Grizzle Brenda Kay Hart Billy Taylor Helton Martha Sue Jackson Ona Faye Kimmell Larry Wayne Kiser Pamela Ruth Lambert Ronnie Eugene Parrott Virgil Lee Puckett Teresa Lynn Rhea Patty Marie Smith Thacker Johnson Smith, Jr. Rebecca Kay Sutherland Helen Louise Taylor Donna Carrol Vance Timothy Daniel Wallace Deborah Anita York 77 Mrs. Fleenor’s Sixth Grade Randall Ashby Jeffrey Blizzard Sharon Breeding Tommy Breeding Kenneth Brooks Larry Cantrell Joyce Grizzle Ricky Johnson Ellis Kiser Gordon Kiser Jerry Kiser Robbin Kiser Allen Musick Deborah Musick Teresa Musick Gary Owens Teresa Presley Denise Puckett John Puckett Paul Puckett Lonnie Rasnake Jackie Rhea Louise Smith Charlene Skeens Tivis Tiller 78 Mrs. lessee’s Sixth Grade Denver Addington Judy Amos Richard Amos Kathy Arrington Cecd Artrip Christine Beavers Wayne Combs Ronnie Gilbert Larry Harris Ronnie Hart Larry Hubbard Bertha Huffman Bobby Joe Huffman David Kiser Roger Lynthlin Linda Musick Billy Rasnake Teddy Rasnake Michael Rhea Jannie Simerly 79 Mr. Gilmer’s Fifth Grade Wanda Ball Diane Baritsky Rebecca Clatterbuck Kathy Combs Lorraine Cook Wanda Cook Kenneth Crabtree Louise Dotson Rosa Lee Dotson Ronnie Eads Robert Helton Dean Kiser Deborah Kiser Shirley Leidy Deborah McGlothlin Ronnie Mullins Patricia Murphy Bernice Musick Raymond Musick Joyce Osborne Robert Parks Dwayne Puckett Mickey Rhea Vickey Rhea James Sizemore Norma Skeens Windall Turner Gary Wilson Udell Wilson 80 Mrs. Owens’ Fifth Grade Larry Addington Carolyn Amos Kenneth Arrington Glenda Bailey Larry Ball Diane Breeding Paul Campbell Teresa Cantrell Virginia Cantrell Timothy Collins Johnny Deskins Deborah Gamble James Grizzle Johnny Hubbard Kathy Jackson Douglas Johnson Rita Kiser Brenda Lowe Faye Mullins Charles Musick Helen Musick Nancy Parks Beverly Puckett Darrell Rasnake Teresa Rasnake Sheda Sutherland Donna Trail Teresa Vance 81 Mrs, Cupp’s Fourth Grade Anthony Artrip Mark Artrip Brenda Breeding Sidney Crabtree Bonnie Dotson Charlene Grizzle Johnny Grizzle Niata Jo Grizzle Lester Hart Mitchell Hart Leonard Hubbard Victoria Kiser David Lowe Betty Ann Musick Dixie Musick Eugene Musick Jackie Lee Musick Marilyn Musick Scott Parrott Lewis Puckett 82 Mr. Dickenson’s Fourth Grade Billy Barton Kathy Barton Michael Crabtree Archie Dotson Jack Gamble Rush Gamble Margaret Garrett Nona Grizzle Susan Haney Darrel Hubbard Darrell Kiser Richard Leidy Diana McGlothlin Ricky Murphy Carolyn Musick Dean Musick Linda Musick Sharon Musick Ricky Phillips Robert Presley Nancy Rhea Claude Sutherland Jean Sutherland Lynn Walters Freddy York 83 Miss Easterly’s Third Grade Bobby Artrip Timothy Bailey Connie Ball Leon Ball Jimmy Breeding Lois Cook Tammy Dishman Gail Gamble Mary Ellen Hart Kevin Hess DarreU Hurt Jimmy Jackson Frances Kiser Alice Ann Mullins Bobby Murphy Karen Musick Ruth Rasnake Sharon Sizemore Gay Skeens Tony Smith 84 Miss Kiser’s Third Grade James Armstrong Becky Artrip Benny Artrip David Beavers Grady Blevins Julie Collins Dewey Cook Eric Counts Tammie Crabtree Debra Duff Buford Huffman Betty Johnson BiUy Johnson Leon King Kimberly Kiser Allen Musick Charlotte Musick Kenneth Musick Wilma Musick Sandra Rasnake 85 Mrs. Osborne’s Second Grade Ricky Artrip Ricky Bailey Vanessa Bailey Kenny Barton Robin Combs Judy Couch Kelly Dishman Norma Dotson Terry Grizzle David Hackney Larry Hart Rodney Hobbs Ralph Hubbard Shirley Jackson Carol Kiser James Johnson Charles Kiser Sharon Kiser Darrell Musick Randall Musick Jerry Musick Jimmy Parks Betty Phillips Leslie Rhea Debra Sutherland Dennis Vance Mrs. Taylor’s Second Grade James Addington Sharon Ashby Johnny Blevins Mary Cook Martha Crabtree Ricky Crabtree Buster Dotson Mary Sue Dotson David Haney Ricky Helton Ronnie Helton Carlene Huffman Qyde Huffman David Jackson Beulah Johnson Lee King Rhonda Kiser Billy Linkous Betty Mustek Virgil Mustek Lester Rasnake Allen Rhea Debra Smith Tammy Willis Ava Yates 87 Mrs. Crabtree’s First Grade Patty Amos Ruth Artrip Steven Ashby Larry Breeding Robin Campbell Darrell Crabtree Woodrow Dotson Mana Eads Louise Grizzle Ricky Huffman Janet lessee Carl Maxfield Pamela McGlothlin Donald Musick Estella Musick Roger Musick Faith Rasnake Dennis Rhea David Stamper Peggy Vance 88 Mrs. Owen’s First Grade Michael Armstrong David Ball Beverly Combs Louis Cook Patty Couch David Grizzle Lonnie Hart Lynn Hart Dedria Kiser Connie Ruth Laster Benny McReynolds Linda Mullins Gordon Munsey Michael Musick Rita Musick Wendell Phillips Vicky Simerly Melanie Skeen Mark Street Dianna White 89 A time to BUY . . . A time to SELL We sold everything from Christmas cards to stationery during this year. In vk orking to produce an annual we developed an appreciation for the economic stem of our com ' munity and our nation. Without free enteiprise and the support of our business firms we realize that a yearbook would be impossible. CLEVELAND PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 92 CASTLE CHEVROLET CO. LEBANON GENERAL HOSPITAL Lebanon, Va. 24 hr. Wrecker Service Service When You Need It Lebanon, Virginia Phone 889-3600 ST. PAUL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. LEBANON FURNITURE CO. Lebanon, Virginia St. Paul, Virginia 24283 93 GEORGE F. PATRICK CO. Specialty Wholesalers Honaker, Virginia RUSSELL MANUFACTURING CORP. Lebanon, Virginia ArrROVED SANITONE SERVICt SEVIER’S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Bristol, Virginia TERRY’S INC. Bristol, Virginia HONAKER WESTERN AUTO Honaker, Virginia TILLER’S DEPARTMENT STORE Honaker, Virginia 94 CLEVELAND SUPERMARKET Cleveland, Virginia HONAKER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Honaker, Virginia NEW GARDEN SERVICE STATION Honaker, Virginia HONAKER PHARMACY 883-5148 Honaker, Virginia PORTER’S AUTO SALES St. Paul, Virginia ST. PAUL BUILDERS SUPPLY St. Paul, Virginia HILLMAN COMPANY CARRIAGE HOUSE MOTEL Honaker, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia ROSEDALE ESSO LEBANON SINCLAIR Rosedale, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia 95 CLINCHFIELD PHARMACY Dante, Virginia CITGO SERVICE STATION and SUN MOTOR COMPANY St. Paul, Virginia ST. PAUL PIGGLY WIGGLY St. Paul, Virginia RUSSELL COUNTY COOP, INC. Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers Farm Supplies Bulk Feeds — Custom Fertilizer Spreading Lebanon Va. Honaker Va. CLINCH MOTORS St. Paul, Virginia OWENS FUNERAL HOME 24 hr. Ambulance Service Honaker, Virginia BEN FRANKLIN STORES Honaker, Virginia CLEVELAND HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. Cleveland, Va. 96 KENNEDY’S AAARKET m LADY SON EQUIPMENT CO. Your Shop Save Store Farm Equipment Lebanon, Virginia East Lebanon, Virginia LAWRENCE KEENE TRUCKING CO. Lebanon, Virginia RUSSELL BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. MR. MRS. L. W. COOPER Lebanon, Virginia ROYSTER-BARRETT Royster Fertilizer — Purina Chows Bulk Service Ron Barrett - Manager Lebanon, Virginia Build a Better Mousetrap . . . and the world will make a beaten path to your door. It happens all the time in our country. People with imagination and ambition can expect to be rewarded. Each of us has the opportunity to fulfill our dreams ... to get ahead by building a better mousetrap. In America profit and honor are rewards to those who make significant contributions to our way of life. This is because we believe in Free Enterprise, the economic system that has given us the highest standard of hving in the world today. APPALACHIAN POWER CO. 97 BUSHE’S MARKET SPORTSMAN GRILL Lebanon, Virginia 889-2331 West Lebanon, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins Mitchell VIRGINIA ANN JEWELRY WESTERN AUTO Lebanon, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia 889-1851 EAST LEBANON SHELL HARRY EASTERLY Lewis Keeny — Manager State Farm Insurance Lebanon, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia HOOSIER ENGINEERING CO. N.Y.C. EMPLOYEES William F. Gilmer Lebanon, Virginia Judy J. Breeding Barbara K. Williams RUSSELL COAL CORPORATION Coal a Ton or A Carload Phone 889-1751 Lebanon, Virginia LOHR’S SPECIALTY SHOP “Fashions for the Woman Who Cares” LOHR’S BEAUTY SHOP 889-3586 ST. PAUL ESSO Willis’ for Gifts That Last WILLIS JEWELERS St. Paul, Virginia St. Paul, Virginia MODERN CLEANERS WHITE EXCAVATING CO. Castlewood, Virginia Castlewood, Virginia Asphalt Crushed Paving Stone ST. PAUL INSURANCE AGENCY HUFF-COOK FUNERAL HOME St. Paul, Va. St. Paul, Virginia “In Time of Greatest Need” 98 CLINCHFIELD COAL COMPANY DIVISION OF THE PITTSON COMPANY Dante, Virginia 99 MUSICK SMITH GROCERY Cleveland, Virginia RIVERSIDE GARAGE All Types Auto Repairs Dealer in Used Cars Cleveland, Virginia PRICE MERCANTILE CO. REBECCA FABRICS Cleveland, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia HARGIS FLOWER LEBANON MOTOR SALES, INC. Lebanon, Virginia MRS. HERSHAL WAUGH YOUR FREINDLY FORD DEALER MUSICK’S EGG FARM RUSSELL COUNTY NATIONAL BANK PURINA EGGS Locally 0 vned Locally Controlled Rt. 1 Cleveland, Virginia Cleveland, Honaker, Lebanon 100 LEBANON INSURANCE AGENCY Lebanon, Virginia LEBANON AUTO SUPPLY Lebanon, Virginia COOK’S CAB Day - 889-1410 Night - 889-1631 Lebanon, Virginia LYNCH MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Lebanon, Virginia WOODY’S RESTAURANT Lebanon, Virginia LEBANON PIGGLY WIGGLY Lebanon, Virginia GEORGE W. COZZOLINO THE NEW JADES “Blackie” “Bingo” “Chris” “Carby” “Pretty Boy” Contact — Eugene Chafin— Manager 101 THE FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA LEBANON SERVICE CENTER 889-1274 Lebanon, Virginia LEBANON BLOCK SUPPLY Lebanon, Virginia JESSEE’S DRUG STORE Lebanon, Virginia FINNY FINNY FUNERAL HOME Lebanon, Virginia 102 SOUTHWEST OFFICE SUPPLY APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE, INC. 709 Volunteer Parkway BRISTOL, TENNESSEE Supplies — Machines — Repairs Furniture 205 Main St. Wise, Virginia RANGE WHOLESALE MEAT CO. Meats Cut to Order Phone 669-6184 Bristol, Virginia LEBANON CLEANER’S LAUNDRY Lebanon, Virginia 103 CONTRIBUTIONS Kayo Service Station C. P. Gordon Jim’s Barber Shop Puller’s Superette Mac Jones B B Pabric Shop Dameron Tiller Honaker Auto Parts Patty Puckett Imperial Oil Co. Peggy Blevins Pield’s Supermarket W. J. Dorton Jr. Mat’s Market Elmer Honaker Esso Mrs. Buddy Stoots Edward’s T.V. “Kilroy” Walter’s Gem Box Dianne Rasnake Fuller’s Cash Store Merl Allen Don Chapman Etta Kiser Lucille’s Grocery Moleniary’s Store Hackney’s Grocery Mrs. Patty Gray Wiley’s Barber Shop The Wah -a ; i:y ■f ■J J ,1 ■■ ■ ' j ■ J I ■’N