Cleveland High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cleveland, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1969 volume:

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And to the Seniors, let us look into the skyways of the future to a land of higher goals, better ideas, and greater opportunities. 2 dhe 1969 CTlrrow 3 4 5 7n Jltemoriam JlCr. JlCa co m STGser 8 Con en s Jacultg C asses activities Git I e tics Graduation die m en t ary Sc loo I. advertisements .... . .page 10 . .page IS .page 32 . .page 56 . .page 6S . .page SS page 100 O ) n Jn yippreciaiion Remembering your untiring effort to guide us in our search for higher ideals and the better things . . . Remembering your guidance and wise counseling while sponsoring the activities of our school . . . Remembering your interest in our accomplishments toward the goal we are all seeking . . . Remembering your faith and understanding which gave us an inspiration to delve deeper into the intricate recesses of true knowledge . . . Remembering your devotion to the cause of education which gave us the desire to seek refinement of character, good citizenship, and deeper understanding . . . We, the Yearbook Staff of 1969, take great pride in displaying our loyalty to you, Mr. Omer Elkins, by dedicating this volume of The Arrow to you. FAREWELL Every year since first coming to Cleveland High School, I have been asked to write a message for the yearbook. I am taking this opportunity to express my sincere apprecia- tion to those who made my short tenure here such an enjoyable one. It has been my pleasure to see the curriculum expanded to further meet the needs of the students. Together we have experienced joy in victory and sadness in defeat in our athletic endeavors. In our academic pursuits we have broadened our horizons and have experienced significant growth. I am sure that the three years we have worked together have laid the founda- tion of experience that we can build upon in the years to come. To those who are Seniors, I hope you can look upon your high school days as produc- tive ones where the seeds of prosperity and happiness were sown. I challenge you to look to the future as an opportunity to use the experiences of the past as a building block to shape a better tomorrow. Omer E, Elkins Principal 7i dm inisii ' aJ ion Myrl Allen Math Charlie Collins Phy. Ed. Driver Ed. Eleanor Reid English Sidney Johnson Agriculture Truth Fraley Guidance French Polly Gilbert Commercial m ;.:a Larry Massie Asst. Principal Biology Iris McCoy Librarian Government Leoda McFadden Chemistry Betty Yates Speech Social Studies Rosemary Maxfield Secretary Nancy Wilson p hy. Ed. and Art Marian Bundy English History 16 mm Custodians Cooks Sue Collins 17 (J—l 00 CO LLI GO CLASS OFFICERS President Linda Smith Vice-President Freddie Arrington Secretary-Treasurer . . . Mike Combs unior Gfa ass Freddie Arrington Peggy Artrip Gary Bailey Jean Bailey Pamela Blizzard Ronald Boggs Gail Breeding Kim Campbell 20 Darrell Combs Mike Combs Teresa Combs Kenneth Crabtree Joyce Hubbard Vickie Jackson Thomas Johnson Dickie Kim me 11 Gary Kiser Roger Kiser Linda Lambert Brenda Musid gjp , James Osborne Gina Parrott Coetta Poskas Pamela Powers Ranzy Powers Linda Rasnake - 7 ' Ruby Skeens ' Dana Smith Linda Smith Jean Smith Barbara Wallace Lillian Wilson 21 CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President . . . Secretary-Treasurer Reporter . Villa Brooks . .Jean Skeens . Doug Ashby Sandy Combs jp jomore Glass Diane Amos Gail Arrington Dane Ashby Doug Ashby Cleve Askins Debra Baritsky Doug Breeding Villa Brooks Mike Clatterbuck Sandy Combs 22 Gedie Cox Gail Crabtree Jerry Crabtree Troy Harris Teresa Kiser Emmit Musick Hugh Musick Nelson Musick Sue Ellen Musick Tom Musick Diane Owens Vicky Puckett Lois Rasnake Roger Sizemore Jean Skeens Barbara Smith Joe Smith Linda Smith Nancy Smith Ronald Sutherland 23 OFFICERS: Pres. -Trent Musick, V. Pres. -Sandy Breeding, Sec.-Treas.— Gary Clatterbuck ' I ? ' reshman Gfa ass Larry Amos Ronald Artrip Simuel Artrip Dennis Bailey Kelvin Crabtree Linda Barton Vikki Blizzard Sandra Breeding Johnnie Burns Randy Campbell Annette Cantrell Betty Cantrell Gary Clatterbuck Paul Combs Andy Cook 24 Larry Deskins Jerry Farmer Jerry Ferrell Steve Fraley Linda Grizzle Charlie Hart Faye Huffman Imogene Huffman Jerry Huffman Jim Huffman Ralph Huffman Jeff Jackson Wesley Jessee Larry Kelly James Kiser Sarah Kiser Margaret Laster Trent Musick Wanda Musick Willis Musick Bobby Neal Sharon Osborne Mike Owen James Powell Teresa Powers Larry Puckett Pearl Skeens David Smith Terry Stevens Ronnie Sutherland V Debbie Vance Joanne Whitney Thomas Whitney 25 CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Timothy Wallace . . . Helen Taylor . . .Pam Lambert Roy Amos Shirley Amos Margaret Beavers Benny Blevins Debra Bailey Gary Campbell Mitchell Bailey Jimmy Campbell Zelma Ball Nancy Crabtree Kathy Beavers Vicki Crabtree 26 Debbi Ferrell Shirley Huffman Richard Hackney Brenda Hart Patricia Johnson Martha Jackson Garnetta Huffman Ona Faye Kimmell Jary Kiser Lonnie Parrott lebecca Sutherland Pamela Lambert Lee Puckett Helen Taylor Martha Lampkin Larry Rasnake Carolyn Vance • Mary Dale Linkous Eileen Mullins Teresa Rhea v) Bonnie Skeens Donna Vance .v Kathy Walden Colbert Musick Patty Smith Chuck Walker John Owens Thacker Smith Timothy Wallace Gancficf SJioh IHH � «j I don’t want to study! We demand our rights, Mrs. Reid 28 The best way to spend a “Well, how about tomorrow night?” day is to dream it away. The mad lunch room rush! 29 Kester “Cash” Kiser will sing for a penny. Gancficf Ghots Locker room meditation 30 “Who? Me?” “We didn’t mean to do it.” 31 Hang in there kid! Come on girls! Mrs. Reid won’t catch us.’ just a congratulations kiss for fine tournament action. SEATED: Sandy Combs, Stan Ferrell, Kenny Crabtree; SECOND ROW: Judy Smith, Shirley Musick, Linda Smith, Tim Wallace; THIRD ROW: Freddie Arrington, Villa Brooks, Marti Richardson, Sue Combs, Terry Powers, Trent Muscik, Glenna Askins, Mrs. McFadden, sponsor. Representatives: Villa Brooks, Marti Richardson Sponsor: Mrs. McFadden Officers: Stan Ferrell, Kenny Crabtree, Sandy Combs CAnnuaf Staff Business Mgr. Judy Smith Sponsor: Mrs. C. Barton Ass’t Editor: Linda Smith I SEATED: J. Smith, G. Askins, L. Smith, C. Barton; STANDING: S. Stevens, B. Couch, S. Combs, S. Musick, L. Huffman, G. Cunningham, M. Richardson, G. Parrott, G. Breeding, B. Musick, K. Campbell, V. Jackson, R. Clatterbuck, C. Counts, T. Powers, B. Bailey, K. Crabtree, G. Harris, C. Linkous, S. Ferrell, M. Combs, J. Owen, F. Arrington, B. Wallace, L. Lambert. SEATED: Sponsor, Mrs. Reid, Sec., Barbara Wallace, V. -Pres., Vickie Jackson, Pres., Glenna Askins; STANDING: Dana Smith, Gina Parrott, Villa Brooks, Diane Owen, Cleve Askins, Andy Cooke, Nelson Musick, Gail Breeding, Brenda Musick, Brenda Couch, Linda Smith. MGA Delegates Barbara Wallace, Vickie Jackson, Gail Breeding, Glenna Askins State Hi-Y Representative Barbara Wallace l ’ ■ ' • ' � y(ation aJ (on or Society SEATED: Sponsor, Larry Massie, Vice-Pres., Mike Combs, President, Stan Ferrell, Sec.-Treas., Barbara Wallace; STANDING: Judy Smith, Brenda Couch, Gail Breeding, Jeff Owen, Brenda Musick, Vickie Jackson, Gina Parrott, Linda Smith, Kim Campbell, Shirley Musick, Sue Combs, Marti Richardson, Glenna Askins. SEATED: Sponsor, Mrs. Gilbert, Terry Powers, Editor— Brenda Couch, Assistant Editor— Shirley Musick; FIRST ROW: Kim Campbell, Gina Parrott, Vickie Jackson, Marti Richardson, Linda Lambert, Linda Smith, Brenda Musick; SECOND ROW: Gail Breeding, Peggy Artrip, Gary Lambert, Guy Harris, Barbara Wallace, Sue Combs, Linda Huffman, Sharon Stevens, Lois Rasnake. 37 on oy ram GfuS Sociaf G uS 1st ROW-Mr. Charles Collins, Ella Sue Combs-Reporter, Brenda Couch-Sec., Gail Cunningham-Vice Pres., Terry Powers-Pres., Mrs. Nancy Wilson, 2nd ROW-Johnny Burns, Clayton Linkous, Linda Huffman, Chuck Counts, Linda Smith, Charlie Artrip, Archie Cook, Larry Puckett, 3rd ROW-Betsy Young, Gayle Crabtree, Randy Campbell, Teresa Kiser, Kim Campbell, Jerry Ferrell, Jeff Owens, Brenda Musick, 4th ROW-Linda Breeding, Larry Amos, Faye Huffman, Sara Kiser, Kathy Walden, Teresa Rhea, Martha Lampkin, Debbie Vance, Roy Clatterbuck, Judy Smith, 5th ROW-Gary Lambert, Vickie Blizzard, Tom Musick, Steve Farley, Thacker Smith, Freddie Arrington, Larry Kelly, Sandy Combs, Sharon Stevens, 6th ROW-Barbara Smith, Garnetta Huffman, Shirley Huffman, Mary Linkous, Donna Vance, Susan Andrews, Pam Lambert, Carolyn Vance, Debbie Ferrell, Teresa Powers. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Roy Clatterbuck, Kenny Crabtree, Judy Smith, Terry Powers. Brenda Couch, Freddie Arrington, Gary Lambert, STANDING-Chuck Counts, Marvin Amos, Gary Bailey, Mike Combs, Jeff Owens, Stan Ferrell, Charlie Artrip, Larry Kelly. J. future Geac ters of CTlmerica SEATED: Benny Blevins, Peggy Artrip, Brenda Blevins, Gina Parrott, Marty Richardson, Vickie Jackson, Gail Breeding, FIRST ROW: Zelma Ball, Debby Ferrell, Linda Breeding, Nancy Smith, Teresa Rhea, Deborah Bailey, Bonnie Skeens, Ronnie Parrott, Timothy Wallace, SECOND ROW: Jean Smith, Jean Bailey, Ruby Skeens, Thacker Smith, Lillian Wilson, Coetta Poskas, Cloteen Tiller, Sponsor-Mrs. Bundy. SEATED: Sponsor-Miss McCoy, Shirley Huffman, Mary Dale Linkous, Sandy Combs, Coetta Poskas, FIRST ROW: Vickie Puckett, Doug Breeding, Jean Skeens, Linda Breeding, Doug Ashby, Deborah Bailey, Sharon Osborne, Rebecca Sutherland, Garnetta Huffman, Shirley Musick, SECOND ROW: Trent Musick, Mike Owens, Sue Ellen Musick, Benny Blevins, Larry Amos, Bonnie Skeens, Betty Cantrell, Margaret Laster, Marty Richardson, Vickie Crabtree. JSiSi ranj Gfu6 Jrenc i Gfu6 SEATED: Debra Baritsky, Betsy Young, Gayle Arrington, STANDING: Buck Bailey, Doug Ashby, Teresa Kiser, Villa Brooks. business GA16 SEATED: Colteen Tiller, Ruby Skeens, Teresa Combs, Hugh Musick, Reitha Grizzle, Linda Huffman, Belinda Rasnake, Lois Rasnake, Guy Harris, Coetta Poskas, Lois Rasnake, Alice Breeding, Sharon Stevens, STANDING: Mrs. Gilvert, Larry Leonard, Dana Smith, Shirley Musick, Francis Poskas, Sue Combs, Tommy Johnson, Jean Bailey, Linda Lambert, Clayton Linkous, Ranzy Powers, Darrell Sutherland. I SEATED: Patricia Johnson, Jean Smith, Linda Lambert, Vikki Blizzard, Johnnie Bums, Debra Vance, Annette Cantrell, STANDING: Carolyn Vance, Margaret Lester, Betty Cantrell, Nancy Smith, Rebecca Sutherland, Gail Cunningham, Martha Lampkin, Teresa Powers, Sara Kiser, Faye Huffman, Kathy Walden. SEATED: Kenny Crabtree, Guy Harris, Wesley lessee, Cleve Askins, Darrell Sutherland, Larry Leonard, Sponsor-Mr. Sid Johnson, SECOND ROW: Larry Rasnake, Troy Harris, Mitchell Bailey, Marvin Amos, Dumpy Artrip, Kelvin Crabtree, Virgil Lee Musick, THIRD ROW: Willis Musick, Roy Amos, Tommy Johnson, Ronald Artrip, Jerry Crabtree, Ranzy Powers, FOURTH ROW: Ronald Sutherland, David Smith, Chuck Counts, Clayton Linkous, Archie Cook, Lee Puckett, FIFTH ROW: Larry Deskins, Jeff Jackson, Gary Kiser, John Owens, Colbert Musick, Larry Kiser, James Musick. “You’re not taking me anywhere! I didn’t steal the dress!” The Dramatics Class presented “The Pink Dress,” a one-act play by Donald Elser at the District Festival in March. Having won a superior rating at this festival, the play was eligible for presentation at the State Festival in Charlottesville. Characters Kenneth Crabtree Gail Cunningham Judy Smith . . . . Andy Cooke . . . Frances Poskas . . . Mr. Willard .Mrs. Willard Cora . .Policeman .Miss Dennis Director Betty C. Yates Assistant Linda Lambert PinA ” Oh, Father, it’s beautiful! Watch that blocking! Mike Combs, playing the part of a Quaker father in the one-act play, “Elizabeth,” announces to his family, “And, so I say, she must leave this house.” Ora na zcs Dramatics students present the final scene of the one-act comedy, “Sunstroke.” “Waa! Hoo! Apache dance of rain!” Boy’s Poetry Andy Cook Jorensics Boy’s Prose Mike Combs 44 Massanetta: SEATED: Diana Owens, Andy Cooke, Cieve Askins, Villa Brooks, Nelson Mu sick [Representatives PTA Delegates Kenny Crabtree, Guy Harris NHS Delegates Brenda Musick, Linda Smith, Kim Campbell, Gina Parrott, Mike Combs N y 45 Halloween King: Andy Cooke Halloween Queen: Peggy Artrip wares These students received special awards in different fields of the academic program. Darryl Wallace was presented the outstanding base- ball award by Coach Allen. Coach Collins presented Freddie Arrington with the outstanding award in track. 46 After Terry Powers received the Good Citizenship Award, he then expressed his thanks to the school and Mr. Elkins. Coach Allen presented Jeff Owens with the outstanding basketball award, the last one of the many he has received in his high school career. The students stand at the end of Awards Day to sing the Alma Mater. 47 Jfo omecommq 2 ueen JJTiss £ f a c Sue Com 6s s 48 The Homecoming Court poses for a picture during the half-time ceremonies. L MISS SENIOR Brenda Couch G o ass S weeihearts MISS SOPHOMORE Jean Skeens 5 q MISS JUNIOR Brenda Musick Vikki Blizzard Mary Linkous ' now iueen Linda Huffman Barbara Smith Gail Breeding 51 7 T ss (jfeuefancf Jficjfi behoof J3incfa P WMM MBk 52 Sandy Combs, second runner-up, Linda Smith, Queen, and Vikki Blizzard, first runner-up, pose for the photographer. Pam Blizzard, Miss CHS 1968, pins a ribbon on the new Miss Congeniality, Miss Debbie Ferrell. The escorts present the five finalists and the Queen, Linda Smith. Semi-Finalists: Left to Right — Jean Skeens — Sandy Combs — Coetta Poskas — Vickie Jackson — Vikki Blizzard — Gail Cunningham - Gedie Cox — Linda Lambert — Linda Smith — Judy Smith. C Ia c Sue Com 6s Princesses Frances Ttjst’as Jtrencfa Gouc i CProm Didncf cine Queen GKiss S a Gunninqdam and TKr. Gdarfes dirt rip f CProm JItay 17, 1969 in a u( Xarcfen of JrienefsA ip ' very one cfancecf , . . uniif f ie fast no e was pfapecf ,, . . . this ri S6on °f highways . . . 1968-69 BASKETBALL District G u lamps Team Score Team Score Castlewood 66-31 Hurley 79-72 Twin Springs 78-56 Castlewood 83-63 Honaker 61-40 Ervinton 59-68 Hurley 84-65 Lebanon 87-67 Pocahontas 83-48 Council 118-32 Honaker 59-38 St. Paul 92-52 St. Paul 98-32 Lebanon 98-53 Council 87-62 Pocahontas 107-63 Ervinton 97-71 Twin Springs 103-70 County Finals - Cleveland vs. Lebanon 76-65 District Finals C’land vs. Castlewood 80-66 Regionals Cleveland vs. Altavista 59-81 Denotes games lost 58 STANDING: Gary Lambert, Ronnie Sutherland, Charlie Artrip, Gary Bailey, Mike Combs, Stan Ferrell, Marvin Amos, Jeff Owen, Terry Powers, Freddie Arrington, Roy Clatterbuck. KNEELING. Carl Bailey, Ass’t Coach, Myrl Allen, Coach. District 7 Coach of the Year, Myrl Allen, gives a few pointers to Indians during a time-out. 59 MARVIN AMOS All-County, All-District STAN FERRELL 2nd Squad All-District CfiffStars This year brings to a close the high school basketball career of Jeff Owen, Virginia’s All-Time Scoring Champion. After starring for a year on the Indian’s J.V. squad, Jeff was promoted to the varsity team where he quickly made his debut into the elite of high school athletes. The following year, as a sophomore, Jeff won a position on the All-County, All-District, and All-Southwest Virginia teams, and was nomi- nated recipient of the Russell County Sportsmanship Award. Before the close of the 67-68 season, Jeff broke his way into the 1,000-point club and in February, the All-County, All-District, and All- Southwest Virginia Teams welcomed him back. As Jeff moved into his final season, sportswriters and college scouts kept an eye on the man who might very well become Virginia’s All-Time Career Scoring Champion. Before the season was over, averaging 30 points a game, Cleveland’s scoring wizard edged past the 15-year record to become Virginia’s All-Time Scoring Champion with a career total of 2,158 points. We extend to Jeff a most hearty, “Congratulations!” and wish him much success as he enters a new era in his basketball career. CHARLIE ARTRIP 2nd Squad All-District MIKE COMBS All-County, All-District, H. M. All-State m ' m - m i - i ¥ ' - TJirginia s CZI Gime C areer Scoring G lamp ion JEFF OWEN Team captains, Charlie Artrip and Jeff Owen receive the District 7 trophy from Coach Myrl Allen while teammates beam their approval. Marvin Amos boosts the score for the Russel County Championship. ,7 0. J)asAetf)a l KNEELING: Gary Campbell, Timothy Wallace, Ronnie Parrott, Chuck Walters, Larry Amos, Doug Breeding. STANDING: Nelson Musick, Manager, Doug Ashby, Jerry Ferrell, David Smith, Andy Cooke, John Owens, Mike Clatterbuck, Mitchell Bailey, Manager COACH: Carl Bailey. 8th Grade Basketball TJarsity GJieerfeacfers Captain- Judy Smith, Gayle Crabtree, Linda Smith, Co-Captain-Brenda Couch, Vickie Jackson, Kim Campbell 64 J.V. CHEERLEADERS-Pam Lambert, Cap-Sandy Breeding, Debby Baritsky, Co-Captain- Deb h A£ance. Vickie Blizzard, Debby Ferrell EIGHTH GRADE Debby Mu sick Debby Mu sick Sharon Breeding Kathy Arrington Cindy Cao e. Robin Kiser KNEELING: Mike Vance, Terry Powers, Jerry Ferrell, Gary Lambert and Gary Bailey. STANDING: Coach Allen, Benny Neal, Mike Owens, Freddie Arrington, Darryl Wallace, and Roy Clatterbuck. Tlasefiaff UracJ? KNEELING: Larry Amos, Jeff Owen, Freddie Arrington, Roger Sizemore, and Andy Cook. STANDING: Doug Breeding, Doug Ashby, Roger Compton, Cleve Askings, Dane Ashby, and Coach Collins. ... 9 OOJ?€a above me ynto tne Sbt zyivays enior Gfa ass CLASS OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . . . .Terry Powers .... Sue Combs .... Judy Smith Marti Richardson . .Shirley Musick At last we’ve achieved our goal. We’re Seniors! Our class has shared many happy mem- ories . . . and many disappointments in our past twelve years together. Out of our graduating class of thirty-six, only eleven of us began together in the first grade. But we all feel as if we’ve known each other for years. We can recall many changes: our school, our teachers, our activities, our interests— all have changed. But we have progressed steadily toward our goal. 70 CHARLIE ARTRIP ROY CLATTERBUCK GLENN A FAYE ASKINS ELLA SUE COMBS ALICE FAYE BREEDING TROY COMPTON 71 CHARLES COUNTS STAN FERRELL LARRY DAVIS 72 RETHA GRIZZLE LINDA HUFFMAN 73 LARRY LEONARD When I was small I used to watch Tall men go by beneath the grocery awnings, Touching every scallop way up high. I used to hope, and even pray, every single night and day, That I would grow to be a man to run my fingers on that line— And now I can. But, heck it isn’t half the fun I thought ’twould be When I was young, by Mary Schiek CLAYTON LINKOUS WALTER VIRGIL MUSICK SHIRLEY MUSICK 74 ROGER OSBORNE Age speaks wisdom, and age speaks truth, And the seasoned tongues are keen, But give me the honeyed lies of youth And keep my wisdom green. Fire may burn, and the burning teach The moth what candles are, But let me clutch what is out of reach And die en route to a star. by Eugenia M. Paul JEFFREY GORDAN OWEN FRANCES POSKAS TERRY WAYNE POWERS BLENDIA RASNAKE 75 LOIS ANN RASNAKE MARTHA RICHARDSON SHARON STEVENS JUDY AGNES SMITH FREDDY SMITH 76 DARRELL SUTHERLAND DARRYL WALLACE 77 Senior p f [jfj ur % ¥ yililj jim MOST STUDIOUS Shirley Musick and Roger Osborne Super fail i ices is • ' •• ’ R£5£KVAT; MOST DEPENDABLE Brenda Couch and Guy Harris MOST ATHLETIC Frances Poskas and Roy Clatterbuck FRIENDLIEST Linda Huffman and Clayton Linkous 78 4 MOST ORIGINAL Gail Cunningham and Charlie Artrip I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Glenna Askins and Jeff Owen WITTIEST Alice Breeding and Terry Powers BEST-ALL-AROUND Judy Smith and Doug Wallace BEST DRESSED Sharon Stevens and Charles Counts MOST COURTEOUS Lois Rasnake and Giles Wilson MOST TALENTED Marti Richardson and Stan Ferrell MOST POPULAR Ella Sue Combs and Gary Lambert 79 POW-WOW” EDITOR Brenda Couch BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Marti Richardson 0 utstan din a cS eniors BASKETBALL CAPTAIN Jeff Owen SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Terry Powers 80 SCA PRESIDENT Stan Ferrell CHEERLEADING CAPTAIN Judy Smith BASKETBALL CAPTAIN Charlie Artrip Baccalaureate Service June 1, 1969 11:00 A.M. INVOCATION GLENNA ASKINS CONGREGATIONAL HYMN “NOW IN THE DAYS OF YOUTH” READING OF SCRIPTURE ........ .BRENDA COUCH INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER JEFFERY OWEN BACCALAUREATE ADDRESS REV. JOE MORECRAFT, III Pastor-elect Oakwood and Vansant Presbyterian Churches CONGREGATIONAL HYMN “LEAD ON, O KING ETERNAL” THE BENEDICTION . MR. MORECRAFT U The Baccalaureate Service occasionally had its lighter moments. The Seniors and faculty prepare to march in. Roy Clatterbuck enjoys the refreshments after the program. Gfa ass “What’s wrong Seniors?” Reatha Grizzle shows her present as everyone looks on. yCiy it 1969 At the closing, all the Seniors stood to sing the “Alma Mater.” Commencement Exercises Wednesday Evening, June 4, 1969 8:00 P. M. Dr. Andrew Spence delivers the Commencement Address. THE RECEPTION PROCESSIONAL PRESIDING STANLEY LAWRENCE FERRELL President, Cleveland High School SCA “INVOCATION ELLA SUE COMBS WELCOME MARTHA ELIZABETH RICHARDSON INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER MR. OMER E. ELKINS Principal, Cleveland High School ADDRESS DR. ANDREW E. SPENCE Director, Presbyterian Guidance Center, King College PRESENTATION OF CLASS MR. ELKINS AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS MR. A P. LEVICKI Superintendent, Russell County Schools “THE ALMA MATER (IN UNISON) FAREWELL SHIRLEY ANN MUSICK RECESSIONAL (“Audience will please stand) Darrell Sutherland receives his diploma from Mr. Levicki. 86 Mr. Elkins presents the “I Dare You” Awards to Brenda Couch and Jeff Owen. Commencement CJune 4 1969 Richard Amos Kathy Arrington Randall Ashby Jeff Blizzard Kenneth Brooks Wayne Combs CynthiajCoake Dewey Grizzle Diana Grizzle Joyce Grizzle Larry Haries Billy Helton Shirley Hill Ricky Johnson Edward Keser SeuentJi Ellis Kiser Robin Kiser Roger Lynthin Helen Meadows Linda Musick O’Dell Musick Teresa Presley John Puckett Billy Rasnake Lonnie Rasnake Michael Rhea Charlene Skeens Janet Sutherland T. C. Tiller Judy Amos Richard Andrews Cecil Artrip Christine Beavers Sharon Breeding Tommy Breeding Larry Cantrell Eddie Cook Ronnie Gilbert Roy Grizzle Larry Hubbard Bertha Huffman David Kiser Jerry Kiser Allen Musick Teresa Musick Gary Owens Bobby Philips Paul Puckett Teddy Rasnake Jackie Rhea Danny Simerly Janie Simerly Dorena Smith Richard Smith Vickie Smith Jimmie Trail Melissa Younce Edward Y oung S x A Abrade Carolynn Amos Kenneth Arrington Larry Ball Wanda Ball Glenda Bailey Diane Baritsky Diane Breeding Paul Campbell Teresa Cantrell Virginia Cantrell Rebecca Clatterbuck Tim Collins Jane Combs Loraine Cook Wanda Cook Johnny Deskins Bobby Helton Johnny Hubbard Joan Huffman Kathy Jackson Dean Kiser Rita Kiser Shirley Liedy Brenda Lowe Clay Meadows Faye Mullins Ronnie Mullins Bernice Musick Charles Musick Deborah Musick Helen Musick Tommy Musick Joyce Osborne Nancy Parks Robert Parks Darrell Rasnake Teresa Rasnake Mickey Rhea Vicky Rhea Fern Skeens James Sizemore Richard Smith Ricky Smith Gary Steffy Shelia Sutherland Donna Trail Wendell Turner Udell Wilson James Walker Teresa Vance JKrs. Owens ; Jifih Sracfe Robert Andrews Anthony Artrip Brenda Breeding Cecil Bradley Kenneth Crabtree Michel Crabtree Rosa Dotson Ronnie Eads Margaret Garrett Niata Grizzle Susan Haney Victoria Kiser Richard Leidy David Lowe Jackie Mu sick Linda Mustek Marylin Mustek Raymond Musick Sharon Musick Phillip Powers Dwayne Puckett Diane Rasnake Claude Sutherland Jean Sutherland Lynn Walters Garry Wilson Barney Younce JlCr. Si meds Jijih dOrade Mark Artrip Billy Barton Kathy Barton Claude Dotson Jack Gamble Chaxlme Grizzle Johnny Grizzle Nona Grizzle Lester Hart Mitchel Hart Darryl Hubbard Leonard Hubbard Darrell Kiser Karen McFall Claudett Meadows Betty Musick Carolyn Musick Eugene Musick Scott Parrott Lewis Puckett Nancy Rhea Rene Richie Gay Lynn Smith Terry Smith Greg Vance James Walden fourth S racfe James Armstrong Benny Artrip Timothy Bailey Leon Ball David Beavers Grady Blevins Jimmy Breeding Julia Collins Dewey Cook Lois Cook Eric Counts Sidney Crabtree Tommy Crabtree Archie Dotson Bonnie Dotson Debra Duff Gail Gamble Rush Gamble Mary Hart Mary Hill Buford Huffman Jimmy Jackson Frances Kiser Glen Meadows Alice Mullins Charlotte Musick Dean Musick Dixie Musick Karen Musick Kenneth Musick Wilma Musick Robert Presley Ruth Rasnake Sandra Rasnake Swaine Skeen Sondra Skeens Gerald Smith Tony Smith Toney Steffy Ellis Sutherland Teresa Walker Laura White 94 r Jfiircf S racfe Bobby Artrip Ricky Artrip Richard Bailey Vanessa Bailey Connie Ball Johnny Blevins Robin Combs Mary Cook Martha Crabtree Rickie Crabtree Buster Dotson Gaynelle Eads Terry Grizzle David Haney Larry Hart Ricky Helton Ronnie Helton Paulette Hill Rodney Hobbs Mike Hobson Ralph Hubbard Clyde Huffman David Jackson Shirley Jackson Carol Kiser Rhonda Kiser Sharon Kiser Billy Linkous Betty Musick Darrell Musick Jerry Musick Randall Musick Virgil Musick Jimmy Parks Lester Rasnake Allen Rhea Leslie Rhea Tammy Ritchie Sharon Sizemore Debra Smith Debra Sutherland Bill Trail Dennis Vance Charlotte Walker Tammy Willis 95 c Jeconcf rax e Patty Amos Michael Armstrong Ruth Artrip Sharon Ashby Steven Ashby David Ball Kenneth Barton Larry Breeding Robin Campbell Eric Collier Beverly Combs Louis Cook Darrell Crabtree Calvin Dotson Mary Sue Dotson Mona Eads David Grizzle Louise Grizzle Lonnie Hart Lynn Hart Carlene Huffman Ricky Huffman Janet lessee Dedria Kiser Connie Laster Benny McReiynolds Linda Mullins Gordon Munsey Estella Musick Kenneth Musick Michael Musick Rita Musick Roger Musick Vicky Simerly Melanie Skeen Nina Smith Pamela Smith David Stamper Mark Sheet Dennis Rhea 96 J rsi (Jracfe Lorretta Arrington David Artrip Darrell Ball Mary Barton Matthew Campbell Dorthy Collier Janice Combs Jamie Couch Destia Counts Sonja Cox Danny Crabtree Gregory Crabtree Richard Crabtree Timothy Dotson Woodrow Dotson Kathy Duff Sherry Duty Arlene Eads Leslie Jackson Lynn Jackson Rusty Johnson Karen Kiser Lesa Kiser Timothy Kiser Lyndon McFall Darlene Meade Barbara Musick Donald Musick Leon Musick Reginia Musick Wanda Musick Dual Rasnake Stephen Rasnake Teresa Rasnake Robert Rhea Edna Sizemore David Skeens Connie Smith Frankie Smith Leaschia Smith Diana Stevens Nita Street Carrinette Wallace Mark White Timothy Witt 97 G ancficf “This is the way to do it.” Mrs. Owens explains a math problem to one of her fifth-graders. ;ELL COUNTY NATIONAL BANK no 889-2661 FDK r. V . Lebanon. Va. Phone 639-3331 Phan 873-3121 « 889-2544 Mrs. Owens’ first grade invites Mr. Gilmer to see their bulletin board. Mr. Gilmer shows the principal’s office to a few inquisi- tive students. 98 “U-m-m-m, it may be a sore throat. Halloween King and Queen Mrs. Fleenor explains nouns to her sixth graders. Mr. Breeding’s pupils show their bulletin board to visitor. 99 A D V E R T I S E M E N T S R m nhmf 1968 - DATE T Dec. F Dec. T Dec. F Dec. F Dec. M Dec. F Jan. M Jan. F Jan. DATE T Jan. F Jan. T Jan. F Jan. T Jan. F Jan. T Feb. F Feb. T Feb. F Feb. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE - 1969 HOME GAMES OPPONENT SCORE 3-Castlewood 6- Twin Springs 10-Honaker 13- Hurley 20- Pocahontas 30- Honaker 3- St. Paul 6- Lebanon 10- Council Junior Varsity 6:30 Myrl Allen-Varsity Coach OPPONENT SCORE 14- Ervinton 17-Hurley 21- Castlewood 24-Ervinton 28- Lebanon 31- Council 4- St. Paul 7- Open Date 1 l Pocahontas 14-Twin Springs Varsity 8:00 Carl Bailey-Jr. Varsity Coach i i CLEVELAND PARENT -TEACHERS ASSOCIATION PET DAIRY DIVISION INC Bristol, Virginia milk 4 102 RUSSELL ' COUNTY NATIONAL BANK n 7c Of- Locally Owned Locally Controlled 7 s y CLEVELAND HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. J. M. Fraley Cleveland, Va. j ’ X y 2 r X s . V ,v CASTLE CHEVROLET CO. Lebanon, Va. 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Service When You Need It Phone 889-3600 106 SPORTSMAN GRILL JAY’S T. V. SPORTSMAN GRILL Lebanon, Va. Lebanon, Va. LOHR’S WESTERN AUTO Phone 889-1815 Lebanon, Va. Lebanon, Va. DR. W. H. HENLEY RUSSELL BUILDERS SUPPLY Lebanon, Va. Lebanon, Va. STATE FARM INSURANCE ROSEDALE ESSO Harry Easterly Lebanon, Va. Rosedale, Va. LYNCHS TALBEE’S ARMY-NAVY STORE Lebanon, Va. Lebanon, Va. VIRGINIA ANN JEWELRY GEORGE W. COZZOLINO Lebanon, Va. CLERK OF RUSSELL COUNTY ROOSEVELT FERGUSON BEN FRANKLIN STORE COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE Lebanon, Va. HARGIS FLOWER SHOP LEBANON GULF Lebanon, Va. Lebanon, Va. 107 r . oTT JWx it w YSTER-BARRETT Royster Fertilizer — Purina Chow Ron Barrett — Mgr. Lebanon, Va. LEBANON INSURANCE AGENCY Lebanon, Va. A: K X 1 4 RUSSELL MANUFACTURING CO. Lebanon, Va. EBANON CLEANERS LAUNDRY Phone 889-1171 Lebanon, Va. 0 t V, MEADE ' S DEPT. STORE St. Paul, Va. HUFF-COOK FUNERAL HOME St. Paul, Va. K x 4 £ s ' MEADES FRED MEADE ST. PAUL ESSO Road Service Phone 762-3841 McREYNOLD’S INC. St. Paul, Va. L. T. PHILLIPS T. V. APPLIANCES PHILLIPS AUTO FRED PHILLIPS HILLMAN COMPANY Honaker, Va. 108 GEORGE F. PATRICK CO. Specialty Wholesalers Honaker, Va. BOLTON OIL CO. St. Paul, Va. WHITE EXCAVATING CO. St. Paul, Va. 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