Clinch Valley College - Outpost Yearbook (Wise, VA)

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It is certain that any picture of Clinch Valley College in its earliest days must carry in its foreground the image of Colgate W. Darden, Jr., President of the University of Virginia, who had full knowledge of the needs of the state and a special feeling for the people of the 'Great Southwest'. . 1 ,gf gg-v'14' M5Yj.- .,1 V X I 1 Ms ,L ff-22.1 14-.f:f,,.-,'-ea aw A .ffgil mi?-H1 like l9'Lif?:fPZg, . fr Y 'x 'rte- lW ??f f, ' ' -' . . 4 '1,Qr-.r.v-1131! fat .fy . 1 Mu . .sfQQf'if.lQ!!2,i 1 4's.:'?23r fi 1, 7 '-:Q 'Q L - 4 5 A iff, ia. . ,ei . en. - wi ftgfefi f, :Q 'Wav-' .let -'- ll fri f- if F-- A' H- 4 an i - '-vfssv .ear rwfffi f. 4 QI ' 'f'f 7 i ' l '- -l' ' tjgx-Aa-5'fIV vu fi 1 -- L. -2 X , 7ZjS1...4'-- 2 J, ,:'f5:1 .'::'- '1' E-L' -- s '- f sf .t-.-, erm. .- H , ,-123. -, 1' .' -- 1 D 3 ir- - ii.-Qi-je-le? i.f,15r5TS.i2-it-5'5e'ii4 f:Efs' Pi' '-. ' W- '-42435 -' 47,5 15, -. 5-N-w?.i.t: - JT.,.-!- E. H. 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' - ' wgfilftfl'-fj'f j. 1g.t.17 ' W J , , . .G .M '-f' ,A :dv .f - -3- . If It P -Q'-reign s M533 . F fr' .. il 3 ! i'5?-9t5,QE,. H3-T 415.-we .52 . sim:-:1l'Sf, yay . f -i we --gifs 0 -V a ..g,. Q- A fzeiif Q34 --i- 1 , ., . .wi m ,QL,i,'fEfi3., .5, .lng.il's' , , . , Qs , .11ai:1:f-- , g 14. , . if 1211 ' L - 'A , sw .- em, s-.+ va A .uve .. After some legal maneuvers the county donated the poor farm to be used as a campus. The farm contained two native sandstone buildings and about 200 acres of land. The larger of the buildings housed a group of wayward women . In July of 1954 the last occupants of the poor farm were transferred to other facilities. This made way for the aca- demic campus of Clinch Valley. A miracle was accom- plished from that July day to September 15th when regis- tration and classes began. S., df' 4 Tr- wl N 5' l -v-, 49 . Rh ' ' if f ,ax The renovation of the buildings was not yet complete when 135 students gathered on the lawn outside the poor house building to hear Sam Crockett tell them, You are making history today. This new branch is the first such branch in the history of the University. Affine -F 'L 533 ng? tix . at 53' . Q I 1 '42, The Greear Gymnasium was dedicated in the fall of 1961 and the Science Building was completed in 1965. Wyllie Li- brary was finished three years later. The first new dormitory was ready for occupancy'in 1970 and a second was completed three years afterward. A greenhouse and a maintenance build- ing were constructed in 1972. Both a drama building and the swimming pool were added in 1974. ' ., ,- :D , -aug'--,. ,. .. v - A- -X xx.,-, 1-7' --- -L L.. 'i' - CONTINUES IN . It is true that the early success of this institution contribut- ed much to the later development of statewide programs. The beginning classes . . . the devotion .. . the appreciation for what was being attempted . . . the faith . . . the feeling of unity and hunger for what the College had to offer made Clinch Valley a success. . I, 11 - -1 it-V - ia-1' -' we 1' if rr- 'aqif' as . D 553 QL, . -, ni ':.1'3::.'::u- N f 'txciilihi -,wg ' F r L1:.f1,1g:.4 .,4J.,J1A4 - . Y, ,. . -.., ,- - i k? all-gift l .' A. 'E'-,Q -V '1i.'4.f-'Q 1 Y.r'i '1: ' ' -- Kb ., ,Q,t-.Jkt-13.1349 xi. : - - X-.1 ,nr 1161- ' 93554 '. 'I' ui ' ffi' , f? l5gg5gi3,.f5F:f.- ..g 1 3.:,L I , 5 gQa+gEi55A.'!2?g 555331 3--6 1 Ti flevflifil' T N 4,iif'1 2551- X ':.-: - fi 1 ..-4. eq ' I-uffki? if Vg QUT:-'.f' f Bib ' -1 f35l9l?5f!?11 :rf 1:22 iris- s ' init? 'P if- 1' ' ?a'Vif.'1 1 ' 1-Gif ' - Wvzfiix' if I-:rqgs 'e'1gfii. A. , 'f X 'flij'.ei52ff:ff'f -51.12-if F16 -w -rn. . .W - , r fc. E', 5,i,'iga:+. :Q -.-iflfelgr IW ' 1.73. n. . , . V. 575' 'Q - I ' ' '- V ' S I .N -33-s'f:i'5f ' '3 f 'Y 1 , W 1 - -' --::'eI'f2?-'f'4'1i1f5:wi7t'ip'f?iiEi5:',k X ' in'5 3T37f-T7 ' 7 . - ' ,. ' f z I 1' ' L ' V , ,,,h' 1, if ay 51 4? ' V, '- 1 1- n'gf.--g:,- - sf--Q A .Nha-if Vw C- YN .- ' ' ' 'sfwiiix , W, I . .,. jr. ' 7.5123-A 6 In 1968 under the leadership of Senator M.M. Long, Dele- gate Orby Cantrell, Delegate J. Camblos, Delegate B. Sykes, -and Delegate E. Bacon, a bill passed the General Assembly making Clinch Valley College a four-year college. Clinch Val- ley awarded its first four-year degree in 1970. The College is now in the process of expanding majors to be offered. TRADITIUNS LS ,Z ..- F59 I 0 .T .K Q 1 A Building relationships that last was part of Mr. Jefferson's dream when he envisioned the Hacademical village . Whether these relationships are formed through work or play, they enrich the lives of those individuals involved. df i 8 f.. wwtoawmow' ' HfsGf3UmnQNy ,XP ,sew Students and faculty of both the past and the present are making their marks in the world. Many of these individuals Ln 1 attribute their success directly to Clinch Valley and its pro- is lg grams. ' ' The achievements of our students are directly due to the high quality that is required in our academic programs by our parent institution and our faculty. l ,- .' lt' ' ' . .: ' , A ' f. 'T' f 15'+v1::s,Q . i -f ., '1-,.v..-.-12 . f - Lglflxvlo' ' Jug, ,1 5' ' ' fm' . 4-amiga?-.-W 21 -ZW ' Ziff, - H fs X . gcftagae rf -'W y, r 3?2 -1ls-19Lw-- lf ' T 3. 1 ' , ' ' ' 1' -- ,fw 2 mg ,..,,r. . we .s Q. , , . , , ff Ur, ,, X. f,.,.', f--- ' ,,., A ,af ru- ,f - , - ir J'f?2jQ1f '?1rkg: ' 1, if ,QE FT- gs., Q- '-egg, li , wi . -Ita. - .A. !,. H' , WW 'f,,-ft: -X ' ,: -'- - 't i -9 W- ,J 'T' . 1 Q ' 3 .- lp!-,,Q - , , , , , .. g X g , . ' V gg -9 ,i:'24?:,1iA ' -Y - - BUILD wi at ,, 1 QQ' a 7 'Wd .,-if-uzgx 'XP' I 7:1 ' ' ll ,ir ' Ch , , A ' ' ' , , - H ' e -'13 ' it ' r ' 1 . ' ' 1 . 2. 1 'fm V J . 1 i 'L ' 1, . r V V W 1. .1 ww fs ff - ' 5 a. 'i 1 1 -,Q.i'-lv:4:'.3ui'rP'J-li 9 FO UNDA TIONS Many of our traditions were acquired from our parent insti- tution. Our foundations are grounded in the traditions and reputation of the University of Virginia. However, Clinch Valley College is unique and innovative in its own right. For example, Clinch Valley was established as Virginia's first community collegen almost ten years before, the inauguration of the state's present system. It was also the first state college in Virginia without a policy of racial exclusion and was the first to recruit actively among all races. 'J wi' L' . .XX -r f , f . ' ff-.1+.,' l..., Aside from those colleges which were founded as Black institutions, Clinch Valley was the first state college to be established in Virginia with a co-educational student body. It was one of the first state institutions to admit students on the basis of over-all merit, promise, attitude, and need, a humanis- tic view which has just recently been accepted by older and more presitigious colleges. It was also among the first to have student representatives on standing committees and to open faculty meetings to student attendance. ir- -W f T57f1'...3'iJf'gf'i ' 1 1 r 'K N l . ,JU 'QV ps, .t 'lik 'LH it lf- ' ' YI li '--2.11-,FFT-' ,,,. , ' ' ,,,g,.,,..,.s...,-n---1 x Clinch Valley College was founded with these innovative ideas as part of its constitution. In twenty-five years as a college the innovations have become foundations. If the foun- dations are weak, the structure is unsound. Our foundations have withstood the test of time. 11 .-an lf' l ' it fc 'f '11 ia ' ' ' i ' M ii'-iii' Y lt 'EFL seen L .' .N - ,, k' 1 gffqx, -y-.ew-lj ,,- . g .fn 5. ysQ.1t-- -93.4.1- --1 idk.: . . A-5-. . , -.N - 5 Ea i -- sin. '35 .., ' -is.. fF ,f's: - ' il it at ig ft 'rf5. i ' ' '- 1' 5 . llfr t ' sq' 1,1 It ' nu -' , .,.5 5., VJ. , 1. ,L .N -- 2 ,F , e M, - 'Q ' W3 f .-f .. ,r n . N F .u f , 321. '-- ...,.-1.. , - , L 1 .', ' . ,,..-,-i- i-wi --sg: . f'- 1 N,-we ,QT leg, .fn - Au. -.X-TL 't'4.?., ..g 35- a ,, we 1 --ef . tg Iv -..:., 4. -' n QI 1 F 7 . 'I A V, ,, . ff F- as Y . D I 'X' MYR. , 5 5.1 X V5-it H X I as r- , :qv 'A V- ' I 15, ' '- .' .,1., 4 ... i ,Y - -. . . .mm -1 U V :D-Vt' ,,....... . ,,,.....,.:.1:'.g.', 1' z. , ' YA,- . ,f , , .4 N ls, 3... -.-.. mm I . - J 1 -. . J - -. in J- ,, --4.4. , A if ', o W ., ,t 5 1 52,5111 A'-Y? -fL:'i' ., fr ' .'-?g'i,y:.',2,f '-:il 4-5 ' Tm! ' 'Q.2..,5:1 T' Clinch Valley is dedicated to helping each student reach his potential. Creativity is an important part of a contemporary education. The faculty-student ratio and the environment of Clinch Valley contributes to the growth and creativity of the students. Clinch Valley has a faculty-student ratio that compares favorably with most other colleges. Students need not contend with large classes where they become lost in a mass of other students. The classes are small enough to allow discussions among the students and with the faculty. Students are encour- aged to share their ideas and opinions with one another and the faculty member. This freedom enhances creativity and aca- demic competition. AD VAN CES IN CREA TI VI TK l '43 i Us gi X rv! -FP v Y ,. N I' F5 We -615- , , 72,1 - - sxq K .fl 'Y' A Student Union Building and All-Faith's Chapel are in the planning stages. The conceptual drawing of the Student Union Building indicates that it will be constructed near the Theatre Building. This structure should be the center of activity for future stu- dents of Clinch Valley. l L V A X - X R . . . - ,VI U! 44-'fl'-,,2 W ul 4 5 I W-t tfff t - A X T f 4 ' J -2' Y - X ,glfjfimf - ' 1 :fire- Q V Y ' T Z ,, F3,.,gg'1' A ,a T --if ' ' ' t' ' -f ' ' X . X4 imlllllfl-4Z,'iR1ltll'5K!JQl to P gt,-134,-, . W ' 'I .I , , ' i-if' ,l'l '. T' A X 5 If ' , f 4 vff -'ff' lm,-H l as I K H l tmlsiiwvmixxwl ' ,il ,Q X .1 V ' 'vfflzcfl' ' L, .W , Sh i. I , -ls 2ff?z-t!f' t-M ff- l. A ' H' , ff 'tx ' 14 DREAMS OF THE FUTURE! I wish I could adequately express to you the enthusiasm that was brought into my biology class on the opening day in September. I found in that little laboratory upstairs in the old building 36 students who wanted to learn and I have found consistently some of those same people down through the years. Dr. J. Smiddy yq- ,sf If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be. T. Jefferson To be sure single steps will mark the accomplishments of the next twenty-five years and again the next. May those who carry the torch for ensuing generations have the courage, faith, stamina, love, and will to carry on with determination. I am sure I see reflected in the past a long and bright future for Clinch Valley College. May she live as long as she can serve another generation with truth and honor! Samuel Crockett l C all ., X l. N, W.. ., av 'iifi is much more south as Flor1da. The .f ,,.. rn, Qfiiiba ,yi 'Q ' .-' . 1- :Tel . L.. -rs A P gag-,Ts it 1 '5' A X S' ' gt Gd? -5 van- - Q' N from as far north as now attending the college of academic excellence and encourage human development lare the cornerstones of Clinch Valley College. will have an increasin l divers t h 'th d ' g y e a mosp ere, W1 new an 1m- will increase social, cultural, educational, and religious opportu- the same exacting standards of excellence and share the same personal growth as the past and present students of this college. it is this process of growth, change, and the Wcontributionsofy past, students that leads this year's OUTPOS L Staff to yearbook to them. A. H: ' H yy Hn.- -- --,Ulm 4 1 t We hold these truths to be self evidentg that all men are created equalg that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rtghtsg that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness . . . Degree Applicants In Biology -5 K , 175' 'ff V ah W Y. if 1 Q gf! - , '3 . , ,M V . , ,ll lv' H x ff Vw-HQ: SP ' V , e ,gif . . lun , Q , ' - P- Q 7 irq, K 4 ' - 1 ' K Q F x, lf- A , xi '73 --.-ae. . :IX 4 K John Paul .Ioncs Jnncsvillc. Vu. rl! ll J 1 1 gfllll 4.- ulilli ...QI IQII 1,- 5 ll I rr 1 'S pf! iii U4 I 1, ya! N. QA S Curmcllu McKinney Andover. Va. J Johnny Shupc Lindn Walker DuI'l'icId. Vu. XN'5mniming. Pa. Degree Applicants In Business And Public Administration in iw, -5 Lv' 2? 2 A 1 ' .4 , . z 'Wig' N glxz- ' l 4 'g T. 1, 'wx' ': .li UAA. 'lr , J i , 'ff 1. A x1..4.Ef: f .- in ,L I - Fr. z- X ' f F?-'x13Q,vwf'.. . ' ' ' :'-i'1 - w'-TX ' -1' 1- r 1-.'W'.,i ...x:1-5! .. -.ii ff . 4, - Q : 4 ' ... 1 , fi, rv- . 1 . Q L -4 , 1 I ' ' .,. :L N' ,gg ., ,- ,, V4 , -, 4: - gwfm -- ' ' , 'Law 'Ili Jerry Bledsoe Clinchporl, Vu. K ....,1. Cathy Hamilton J li' Ronald lfcrrcll Cusllcuood. Vu. MY' i e 1. 5 .A ' 'f'-f , 5 I u . 1 A D LX - f -1- .- '- I-vN fm 'E,,'v.4', , X X ----re f i??r9 xNx 1 's Y.: ... 4 -5- , Q A ' -7. lik , .v v . - I L9-P - ' i ' J-uri, X' N N fn f . A. n , ug, - x K ' ' m 8,' 'Nl Aw ' T5 gy, N ' 1 4 -,lx-5 ' 31 l 'I 5 1 x ' - -'-f'x'r-5 ' x . 3 1 , ' . 3 ' ' 'wtf ' o - A . , 4 ' -, ' . . , A - :neu s' '-' ilqshlf . ' ' vu s' ' . Q. . 1 -' J' . Q .1 .x uri , K un -Q. vi: .rdf X! J, 9- A ,IA , . K in . H x WM ' J, V A' if 1 cl , 5, X X1 r fwf mg -4 ' Ar If ls 'M' n Qi C K Deborah Iidwurds Cjlinclmco, Vu. l.cnn4u:u Hcurld c.HHlKK00d. Vu. AbiY'Sd0U- VU- 19 . 'x ,K Degree Applicants In Business And Public Administration ' Frank Kifcoyne Parsippany, NJ. Dale Lee lkes Fork, W. Va me ,Q,, Randy Miller John D. Mullins, .Ir. Honukcr, Vu. Wise, Va. rf 'PHE l Gale Olinger Blackwater, Va. Calvin Musick Grundy, Va. .Brie AFV Cheryl Puckett Clintwood, Va. ,fre A , ,N 7 0 Dexter Ramcy Robert H. Sage Haysi. Va. Virginia Beach, Va. Tl JH' K .. .. Degree Apphcants In Busmess And Pub11c Admm1strat1on Jr it 'ana' . ..- '1- .ben...lI .6 'f ' '36:'?-' Debqrah Stanley Wise, Va. .,,,, X H 1 1, 3 I '-.1 'Z ' 5. ' Y.' 'WI u-was uw- 1, James White Honakel., Va. Chntwood Va Degree Applicants In Elementary Education I Tllfifiii L' -- - 'K 4 i i Sandra Arrington , .'. ffsffyi ,' A ' V Linda Bailey Cleveland, Va. ., gtg 1, . , ',.f Wise, Va. Q - V, f .'. . 'N A ' 4 Y A ' 5.22 551'-5'Q J.:7j - V Y ' b ..-. .rv- -isa ' L ,, Y Toni Collier A S A Big Stone Gap, Va. fl X Hy ,LS - ,- 1' T' C' .loan Cox Bordwine Cedar Bluff, Va. 'I ' . We lu Q ' Li 1l l C' X ' 1 I'-.1 7 'NFA' A - v Qi, ggi: fin-1 li' ' I ' -0-. F 1' K f- ul - - i L.,1.5 ,f riff X gm ' QW, 5 'iii' , I:-L'-All-' '14, - ire, C it e .ffl -P ' .i.,' H3351-, '- ' - if 'Eff ' ,-..- ' ' - , A '- , lv jqi, -A W, grip l Lolita .loyce Bowman Swords Creek, Va. 'JA Degree Applicant In Degree Applicant With The Chemistry 4 College Major fi ' v Dennis Kennedy , Lennie Goldman Norton, Va. Wise, Va. , Degree Applicant In Mathematics ff 3 A t Aust V tV 23 Diana O'Bryan Wise, Va. ,4K'i...f.1x v .Y 4.1. '51 , 'S f -X f . if .2 -1' 'V 'aff' QW Ermaline Decl Prater, Va. 5 X ,w T4 C ll . blllhhlb Nell Colvard Castlewood, Va. + Patsy G. Hale Hurley, Va. Degree Applicants In Elementary Education Rita Hale Honaker, Va. 'LA ,l' -s, 'l,,, Phyllis Hall Wise, Va. Cindy Hampton Cynthia Johnson Wise, Va. St. Paul, Va. f 1 ff. 4 3,5 f ll in c '52 txt Kathy M Kcnnudy Wmu.r Sprnngs Ha u to Degree Applicants In Elementary Education 9 Q. ii. ' L. 4 1 4 .419- Z' sm' vu' 9- 5 1 Lisa G. Neff Sl. Puul, Vu. I indzl Mills Iluysi. Val . 7' .x ' R 1' 1 F' I. ' ' I Q ' ' ai f W5 N' Ti- ' I wi- Ami l'm1vi Vicki Sharon Rusnnkc Imnggzmimn, Vn Oilkwuod, Vu, Jil Pzuncln Roberts Norton, Va, lzvonnc Thompson Honukcr, Va. Degree Applicants In Elementary Education ,Nz ?T. v 1, r', Donna Towlcr Donna Trail Jenkins, Ky. Cleveland, Va. WR: ff! Y -'u?':'1h YI gn. -Q- .Q-s.-eqlgs A-r,' Q QM... , 'f T253 .4 Kam, A Trgmmell Debra Wheatley Kcokee Va WISC, V3- 30 I 5 Degree Applicants In English Frcd Cohl Wise, Va. 1 fl I g'fJ'1'f I we -'42 .1 fp J we Frank L.'Cox, .lr Knoxville, Tn. 14. it Robert Payne Virginia Beach, Va, Patrieia Roller .lo Wampler Richmond, Va. Duffield, Va. 31 , Q- Q--qv-nw, ,YWDD QP., , . 3e,1,5,,,a,. ,lk ,.. , dxrl. .:V,,.., - ...fr in Sue-f.,.f., rw- F . f --A ' K4-g--,,::ef.8fQRZ:-,,L,,,, . . ,,,,, , rf' Degree Applicants In History 'Y' ' .L ' ' I 4 '- 3' 1 ' 1 7 ' I ' 1 ' , l I fg . Q' I , , ' - . . 6-' fl I., Q ' ' r - D 4 - . , U . , 'WY ig-' 1 5 , p. r3- L. fig ip 3 Af.: , A, ff -J. ' ' ' . - ., V jr H 43,5 gk . ' M 1 ,-- V t r I . I al Y W ts is v .d - - ,h Q, - .4 Q1 f Y L fy N 'r' ' 3' ' '- 11, 1 - ' , ' , :Y H A 'if 'V V I ti -- '- 'Y D mmf 4.1 .- ' 33 , -,- ' J' '1. 1 ' 7 f' 5 V , r , 1- .45 I ' QJ G: -' gn if .r ' 'v . ' .. - V -r .- f La-:L.qq, A- -i ff D. 50 A ,- , . ,AI 1 . -I 'U' Dennis Fritz Duffield, Va. James D. Goode Wise, Vu. 9 i Steve Miner Jonesvillc, Va. 1 7 Denny Ritchie Philip Schuyler Coeburn, Va. Flemington, N.J 32 Degree Applicant In Degree Applicant In Social Welfare Spanish 1 I Mark Calhoun Hoxvic R. Boggs Gmc City, Vu. pound' Va- Degree Applicant In Theatre A 'L' In gh' .. Robcrl E. Widcncr, Jr. Springfield, Vu. ZX Degree Applicants With A Double Major, Dana Ashley Nitro, W. Va. EnglishfBPA i Roger Sl. Clair New Cusllc, Va MulhfBPA o l Ronald Logan Dante, Va. ChcmistryfMalh Dcluinc O, Martin Sl. Paul, Va. BusinessfEducution 34 li-UW' o H , Eddie Rincr Dunlc, Vu. lVlulhfBPA 1 .1 , 1 A K L3 S W I-L x F4 3 ., 5' 1 1 , -'-v s......f A Pv' H X f ,s Y , gl- . ,Q . .. 54 J WE' ' 'prf ,- S . L..- 2 1 ff..,:f Mg., : . , u ' '5 14.511 U . 3,245-yfgff' . ' E iv JV fffiip 1 ,.f,4'l4p J'-' 1 f . .Y V J fvf if IC 1 ' Q - , .. . 1-A 5 'I' A x ii 511' l-Q, 5 2 .xv -fl ' - rw 4 -x 4 , George Albiston Paul Allen Kathy Anderson Virginia Beach, Va. Jonesville, Va. Prospect, Tn. Pamela Anderson Clinchco, Va. Jeannie Asbury Wise, Va. 'S L. .5 1 .1 '1ff ': 1 . fn 4' vi-'Q Lis, , - .5 .,-. ' Fa-H ' L ' la, . 'ia ' n x.-. 1 1 1 Cathy Baker Clintwood, Va. if ' wx ir fi Ralph E. Bandy Stonega, Va. .fv- .f-' Fred A. Bays Wise, Va. Loretta Baker Prater, Va. Jeff Barton London, Ky. Steve Beauter Virginia Beach, Va 7 'gag-ul 4-an xv ,I Mary Beck Coeburn, Va. -1-q NNY? f5 uv ffl! ra Jennifer Belcher Jenkins, Ky. ,iv l C .vigil fi X sn ill' 5 Vicki E. Blevins Michael Bowen Mitchell Brewer Coeburn, Va. Duffield, Va. Pardee, Va. 38 Irreta Castle Gary Close Connie Collins Jenkins, Ky. Disputanta, Va. St. Paul, Va. if K sm 5. Camellia Crockett Leslie Cunniffe Jennifer Dean Wolford, Va. Lindenhurst, N.Y. Hiltons, Va. D i m I, V ,Rx Sam Dixon Norton, Va. 39 f - r ' L 1 xx 1 -, . , Rita Dye J Alex Edwards Lebanon, Va. Norton, Va' Sandra Edwards Jeff Eller Haysi, Va. Norton, Va. Tricia Evans Carole Flinn Cheryl Gardner Wise, Va. Scotch Plains, N.J. Wise, Va. 40 05 i Deborah Hall Mike Harris Karen Hatfield St. Paul, Va. Haysi, Va. Norton, Va. . , , , YY, I, 1 - yr. li .Q-. , nf, e 5,- I 5-1 A K xt U ' K Janie Hensley Nancy Hill Patsy J. Hill COCUUTH, Va- Big Stone Gap, Va. Clintwood, Va. ,, ,Y C lk . 'i H.- N 0 . '53,-, t. ,, , ... v, 3 1-K 1 ' . . F ', 'r',.-'. i'-- I .. ' ' r . Y J ' l.,-1.4 bg, Q.: ,J V , . Kathy Johnson C0CbUl'Il, Va. Clinton takes a breather between labs. 41 Tena Justice Vicki Justus Clintwood, Va. Hurley, Va. Karen Kilgore Elaine Kiser Marie Lanningham Big Stone Gap, Va. Pound, Va. Hiltons, Va. 'Q Brenda Lawson Linda Lawson Melody Lewis Virginia Beach, Va. Clifton, Va. Clintwood, Va. 42 The basic necessities A . i 'Tri A ' I A A Plffi 5' - . Wi, . A --QP! X1 M- . . 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M51 :VZ-,ir 4 H i A-.Q-,m+gQ7J' cf- gi f! l ' 'V'5.S.,-'Sig 1- L ,.., :ik 'fe-f :.- , 1- vm... - ' 1 ' -.A,:H' '- - A W i V - 'ff 'z.5....a McCraray as viewed from the Hill. 44 'S ,XG tr N William Miller Virginia Beach, Va. 5 . I, Ji ,, . 4 f v 4 ,. 51 -1. .X-N 1 AH XV 7 Vicki Milliken Robert Molinary Virginia Beach, Va. Wise, Va. - 'JAQI ' 'V - 'nigh Robert J. Moore Ewing. Va- Andrew Acosta catches up on the news from the outside world. 45 Nancy Noble Donna Noratel Judy Payne Virginia Beach, Va. Baltimore, Md. Virginia Beach, Va - - -. '11-T151-, . 'S ':'5'l'55 'wvvve Q 1 I .'. - l '-'2l'l5t?35 ? if ' ' ' '7 2'2'1:3gC,ff+ff61L'f2.ig' - - ,'t3'F'6 ! A I 2, 1 If , - e.:-'::, . :gr'::g,. K. . 4 e. - gg - ' ,'5.lL.', L . , -K 1 ,,.-.. -j5x,.,,q .,,..- J f . . L I . 4 'll il -K A -Q 'E 'X Leslie Peterson Duffield, Va. Louise Pfeifer Kathi' PhiPP5 Gerard Fonda Lake Hopatcong, NJ Clintwood, Va. Parlm, NJ l 46 Michelle Porter Randy Porter Mark Poteet Colonial Beach, Va. Coeburn, Va. Appalachia, Va. l ATV 7 'H 1, 1 . V I , 5 . Jeanne L. Powers Lynn Puckett Jennifer Ratliffe Haysi, Va. St. Paul, Va. Clintwood, Va. Debby C. Rose Michael Rowland Roger R11lh6ff0l'd Coeburn, Va. Appalachia, Va. Big 510116 Gap, V2 47 af' ff' ' ' David Short Norton, Va. Randy Shortt Barbara Smith Dean Smith Pound, Va. Wise, Va. Lebanon, Va. Rebecca A. Smith Amy Stallard Susie Slallafd Springfield, Va. Norton, Va. W1SC. Va- 48 u,,, Debbie Stidham Tgrry Sykes Jem-mg M, Thomas Wise, Va. Clintwood, Va. Virginia Bgach, Va Debora Trigg Neal Ward Anita Wheeler Appalachia, Va. Wise, Va. Wise, Va. 1 ig. fl- -WWW' ' Q F vg F 5 f , ' . 'D' is V. I Man Foo Yee New York, N.Y. 49 We Amelia Adkins Debra Adkins Bill Anderson Jenkins, Ky. Coebum, Va. Birchleaf, Va. Tammy Austin Pound, Va. Students utilize library facilities , . r lu . .'f ,AJ . 4. - , J' 5, -, Q .-, '2- 'I .' X I . 'u .!',, John Barker Eddie Barnes John Bauer Coeburn Rose Hill, Va' Manassas Park, Va 50 , t Lisa Boothe Teresa Brooks Big Stone Gap, Va. Wise, Va. Carol Callis Mike Capel! Annadale, Va. Virginia Beach, Va 61,3 Lora Carr Patricia Carter Lebanon, Va. Norfolk, Va. 51 Ramonia Clarkson Earl Clendenin Stgwaft Collgy Dante, Va. Gate City, Va. Haygi, Va, Terry Colley Rhonda Collier Stephanie Cornetl Alexandria, Va. Pound, Va. Appalachia, Va. Catherine Csaky Debra Deel Donna Dickenson Richmond, Va. Coeburn, Va. Castlewood, Va. 52 Carroll Dulke Dorthea Eatmon Richard Frye Virginia Beach, Va. Jenkins, Ky. Saltville, Va. if iff Q i.2r77z 'f'2,f- 4 1: fl' 5 'H ff ,Q-, 611.44 , Q' fin 55. ,c , 1 -1 l ' 1-a-.w - -, C-1L'7lbll- '11, lg un 'f:unvis.p.- : sEu.1.:n-, fa :mae ,am uncut-Q.,-1' I ,YL Kipp:-ng,--.J ,J ' '4 . . Silent!-1'-'I' '1 .,av'lf'- r mu- T ,v-gl fx. ' W , ., 4, pu- n , ' I . J' 1 -v GP 1 ' , ua 'Y' r 1 ,HNF 41' A lf' h J A1112 .-mf Sue Gallion Jenkins, Ky. Jlfdl' Gme5PiC Dorothy Graham Charlotte Greear RlChl3l'ld5, VIL Norton, Va. Coeburn, Va. 53 -1. frtfdnww-W sau .Muna Il not v 5' kqL .:v4Cl - l ni Lisa Hamilton Debbie Hammock Paula Hillman Norton, Va. Wise, Va. Dungannon, Va. Margaret Hines Shirley Kegley Masood Khan Jonesville, Va. Lebanon, Va. Adamjeenagar, Dacca Cynthia Kilgore Big Stone Gap, Va. 54 'F Renetta Kincaid Judy Lawson Dean Lee Dante, Va. Big Stone Gap, Va. Ikes Fork, W.Va 1 1 i , 2- , I, rx ' ' - ,ir XID, Inf' 5-4 X i - xl M X , P' L . W Q' A , wx .,., - fi buff Wen 'L L J' Rosanna Letson Lynn Litton Janet Lyons Oceanport, NJ Norton, Va. St. Paul, Va. w Kim MHUIGY Tina Medina Paul Merkal WiSC, Va- Virginia Beach, Va. Falls Church, Va. 55 ' s Q r r Kathy Mullins Susan Musick Sherrie Nixon Wise, Va. Grundy, Va. Coeburn, Va. 'L . Q.. 14 vi - A 'fn . f' , r ' . I , ' gqgsasfss ' if . . H4, , -1 , Y. , A A ,'1'iJ, 'Pl' I- 5 X Donna O'Dell Patty Payne Vicky Popp Coebum, Va. Virginia Beach, Va. St. Paul, Va. n rf M ., ,. ' V . X i . ' 3 .M . Jan Pl'0Cl0l' Mary Reilly Ray Russ Virginia Beach. Va. Omaha, Nb. Wise, Va. 56 Patricia Saucier Robin Seyllel' Grace Showalter Va. Beach, Va. Norfolk, Va. Va. Beach, Va. Glen Skiffnef Tim Steele George Stokes APPHIHCNH, Va- Coeburn, Va. Va. Beach, Va Jeff Swiney ' 'YIYY 1 'A I Ll Debbie Vicars Appalachia, Va. Dante, Va, Billy Watson J onesville, Va. ...- Participants of Oktoberfest take a break from activities. '1'9y0r ' n- g.. 1.-. .f7p. nr., 1 :,' I X . Mark White Chesterfield, Va Carol Williams Nannette Wilson Jenkins, Ky, Yorktown, Va. 58 Q 1. Walter Jacques uses the key punch to assist in his classroom work. .,-,-. F17 lu. '-fl in--J -ua.: 'ff-My vnu -1 .ar All the comforts of home if V. 4751A I' ffirihvrrdw-wi-tfw V - V--VA., 3.,A, 44 14-:gf T . . 7- 3.-'-gwgn I, H- . .ff 1 V. f . .--S .ff-'ws ,F : W-is 3fF4'1 A . - - .- . -I ' fri ' -vw - ' I-4 'rljl 'en -, f - ' f if ' 'A Q. 'du - , ' 7 - 'fy 214.-m-.. .. 7,-SGS w ' 2 - ga .-. , ul . . ..-, . A 4, ui X A The age old art of 'porch sitting'. lf' 'A f' ik 'L A is ' i .1 I . .5 J Q. 1' l .1 f ' I , it r ,. '- N' U , . 2-5 Marcia Adams Diana Androska Norton, Va. Wise, Va. v 5 .. - . M 43?- 'V N , i Q iii Richard Barber Lisa Bartley Wise, Va, Clinchco, Va. 1liq.-,Q-, - yn f Ning-.-LSL... ...aa-nf .K-V' ' '15, Vickie Mullins finds a quiet place to study. 60 i Timothy Austin Pound, Va. .,W, Kendall Beverly Wise, Va. A 43-X i Q 9 . Richard Bird Alexandria, Va. 4 . A . .4,- ,Q .rw ' u -5 121 JJ V2 r .NJ-4 .J Judy Cole Jim Cridlin Carol Csonka Toms River. N.J. Jonesville, Va. Herndon, Va. Vonda Edwards Jody L. Evans Michael Fletcher Clinchco, Va. Coeburn, Va. St. Paul, Va. Sue Foster Rita J. France Debra Gerding Haysi, Va. Gate City, Va. Wise, V2- 62 Steven Gillikin Portsmouth, Va. Decisions! Decisions! Kelee Gonzales Greg Goode Nokesville, Va. Coeburn, Va. Richard Grosso Norfolk, Va. Susan Harris Haysi, Va. Renette M. Huff Virginia Beach, Va. J' J, , 1 .. xr, at K -:E--4. - V i l 'c.'3' I 1 I P Li? -a I 'Q' 'S 4:5 Y x My .11 1' , Q: 'A ll ' fl 4 : 1 h -'M VR . Lynn Johnson and Karen Sawyer discuss strategy on the tennis court. Q Q. e-,x Jryi? . Charles M.P. Hyland Jennifer Ingle Vienna, Va. Castlewood, Va 64 Sandra Johnson Wolford, Va. fi Renee Judd Norfolk, Va. L ' W1 , V., ' H an Diana Keith Pennington Gap, Va. M Greg Lambert Alexandria, Va. 1 ,w -1. X lk Q I .VV . ll' 1 S0912 J- I-ee Cami Lewis Leslie Litz wise- Va- Appalachia, Va. Virginia Beach, Va QM- . . - v' ui' V A ,fr la, ,. if VA. 51 --11, ' 1 Q' Debbie Malbon Pattie Marsh Billy Marshall Virginia Beach, Va. Kingsport, Tn. St. Paul, Va. 66 Jacqueline McGue Sharon Miller Norfolk, Va. Appalachia, Va. Aign . Y. .. , Steve Moore Ellenwood, Ga. l lf 2 Cl 5 ' fix. at- ' V is W- Wit. tg rf-K-: -ll' J .'! 9.'. Sharon Morris Norfolk, Va. Jim Chewning exhibits his athletic style on the intramural field. 67 Brett E. Morrison Falls Church, Va. Mark Mosby Susan Muir Donna Mullins Lisle, Il. Norton, Va. Pound, Va. r Linda Mullins Mark Mullins Vickie Mullins Wise, Va. Pound, Va. Royal City, Va. If ,ff 'A 5- 1 PJ ' - 1 5 5 if 5 i fn? 7 I N11 Candace Musser Atkins, Va. 68 Crystal Musser Atlcin, Va. Chris Newbaker Virginia Beach, Va. Khanh Van Nguyen Wise, Va. 1 NL . A e f 4 vi JA gi., w if1,.', sh us-ffl K.. Q. ' 1' 1 sl, 1 in DFJORD DWE s Susie Perkins Betsy Roberts Falls Church, Va. Virginia Beach, Va 69 ' ik L a 7 Wg, ey ,,.. Elizabeth Roberts Wise, Va. Robin Russ Virginia Beach, Va. Susan Scott Richlands, Va. McCraray Hall from a different angle. 4 Julie Smith Mary Smith Villa Park, Il. Wise, Va. 70 Melissa Stanley Susan Stanley Michael Starcher Coebum, Va. St. Paul, Va- Alexandria, Va. .fu IW' ' -4 1 lf 'J' x l im Debbie Steele Brenda Stellato Bruce Stewart Wise, Va. Virginia Beach, Va. Vienna, Va. 4 l 5 I-,,,,,-1 Norton, Va. Jn,,,,,,..,-vw' 71 t J- K 1. , Mike Sturgill Charlotte, N.C. Sherry Tulley Norfolk, Va. Tom Waddell Bowling Green, Va. Whitney Vines Virginia Beach, Va. ., IFEX. Pamela Walker Andy Williams Alexandria, Va. Virginia Beach, Va. 72 Brian Van Balen Annandale, Va. ffl P' W' . ' ing? . X I r Sondra Wallace Haysi, Va. Delores 'Wilson Wise, Va. f fha! f'-'AAS4 I 'yi in v ' ' 5 , '-I ,W-gg ': 1 . ,,. , ,JL ,L A vw J., , 4 f l , .3 -'? ,J,1 ',f ,., -:f f-1 Q 1' . ' 5 ' 'f . ,..' - - - - -.1 I , .n - ' Tfphm M 4 N f,'!gtp.:l9-' ,T Q Y , -.4 - , v. ., ' ' 5 if-H 11 ---... -,,-.V , .--. , ln 1 ., IM. ,fi-5 A . ,dy 3 N i I id ,N .4 h I f A J A The vxew from McCraray Halls front .,.. ,. ., - , f , ' ' - 4 -l1 '- ' ..A,. ,...,u,,, ., '- 'ff'-1 files,- ,qf-fF porch 'fr-. N., .AQMDB ' ' 4......- IN '--...5.. 5-apr ,om . fr A, ',:1.,.- ..-.' 618 Alan Witherspoon Clare Wright Mary Yarbrough Blacksburg, Va. Arlington, Va. Falmouth Va 73 F ' if WHO19 WHO AMONG STUDENTS Phil Cheek Ewing, Va. Business and Public Administration -, 1 ,-. , Y , - E . T7 ' ri had , E f-rj' , . Dennis Fritz Clinchport, Va. History Gary Close Disputanta, Va. English 1 Lennace Hearld Abington, Va. Business and Public Administration Ml vl N-'V' A f Fran Hunt Virginia Beach, Va. Business and Public Administration Donna Noratel Baltimore, Md. Social Welfare Rick Hutzell Ocean City, Md. History f En glish 1. 1 Leslie Peterson Duffield, Va. Nursing X Q 3 .DP r In ,N Xxx r X 1 0 I 'V x Q51 ,ml-ii ::C, .E iv: 1 E: jf!! 53' ,- I N Y ' Viv. , 1 ff r' fa 4m ' x 'Q 32' N fi rl F ls W 1 X I N, ,, , Y, , W ' I ll 1 4 A' I 'K r . . . our children see this, and learn to imitate it,' for man is an 'mita tive animal. This quality is the germ of all education in him. ', EMME T LOW DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Professor of Mathematics JOSEPH SMIDDY CHANCELLOR OF THE COLLEGE Professor of Biology gifrfi' 7? 'fgglsw W KN GEORGE E. CULBER TSON Associate Dean, Registrar, Professor of Mathematics .L CLAYTON WILLIS Business Manager GAR Y D. ROSE Assistant Business Manager 79 BONNIE ELOSSER Dean of Student Affairs Assistant Professor of Speech MADELINE ALLEN Associate Dean of Students Assistant Professor of Education Z in ,S ROY W BAKER Director of Housing, Intramurals, Social Activities .v, .fi 5 V V -'T..:,-1. .A g --,sr A- fr-'---A.,-.,-,., - - ..5,,...A , 1- H' '-1 va-5. ' A' ' 4-.', ,, ,,4e, . . . -,,r , Q- . 11. ' SHEILA COX N BRENT KENNEDY III Director of Financial Aid Director of Admissions 81 THEODORE ALLEN Assistant Professor of Biology 1 ff S RUY A. BALL Associate Professor of English all f -4 'A' REX BAIRD Chairman of Biology Department, Professor of Biology GLENN BLACKBURN Chairman Humanities Division, Associate Professor of History I ZOUQUL CHO WDHUR Y Chairman of Mathematics Department, Associate Professor of Mathematics STANLEY H BOTTS if Professor of Commerce , 'f ! -s . Q . ff 3- -'J V VAN W DANIEL III Chairman, Math-Science Division, Associate JO CL EEK Professor of Chemistry Assistant Professor of Education 83 ld' 4, A- f' RICHARD A. DA VIDSON Professor of Education F WAYNE EDWARDS Assistant Professor of Mathematics D. MICHAEL DONA THAN Assistant Professor of Music Mm f ,f I.. P. DOUG ELOSSER Associate Professor of Mathematics X HAROLD L. GILBERT Assistant Professor of Psychology FRANK T HARRELL Instructor of Physical Education Men's Athletic Coach 3 1 'H 1' BETTY .Z GILLIAM Associate Professor of Art Il N L-, ff GEORGE L. HA WPE Assistant Professor of Political Science X JULIA HEISE Instructor of English Director of Upward Bound EDWARD L. HENSON Professor of History RON HEISE Assistant Professor of English .,g72Z' 'Sh Pi JACK M HOLLAND Professor of Education xx U DORIS K HUBBARD 'f x a Assistant Professor of Physical Ed. Women s Atheletic Coach WILLIAM I HOOPER Professor of Physics ' l,,,,1,,.,,.....':.L...-,. E if ., A is , , V ' 1 ,if 4 'jisiii 1 N 1 '49 , 1 , L- ' S fa... LILLIAN B. H U TZLER A Y 4 ' ' N' f Associate Professor of Biology BETTY M H UMPHRE YS Assistant Professor of Business 87 kb ...,-1-----' if I ry 41 NV , 0 4 Ft L M Q53 ' 4 LOUIS A. KIN UM Assistant Prof. of Management and Marketing S YDNE Y LESTER Acting Chm., Professional and Soc. Sci. Div. Associate Professor of Sociology BILL LEE Associate Professor of Accounting CHARLES W LEWIS Professor of Speech and Theater JUDD LE WIS Professor of Philosophy Ns COLBY F MCLEMORE Assistant Professor of Mathematics Nail' LOIS P. LOWRY Associate Professor of Education CATHERINE .L MAHON Y Associate Professor of English JOHN MAHON Y Associate Professor of English MICHAEL EDWARD O'DONNELL Assistant Professor of French wp- WILLIAM MAXWELL Assistant Professor of History RICHARD H PEAKE Professor of English Chairman, English Department A UGUS TO A. POR TUONDO Associate Professor of Spanish Chairman, Foreign Language Dept. JOSEPH M SCOLNICK, JR. Assistant Professor of Political Science xx ' 4 FRANCES C. ROBERSON Lecturer in Business 5 PHILIP C. SHEL TON Professor of Biology PEGGY S. WEBB Assistant Professor of Social Welfare ?-:lii- if 3-C11 ' L. STANLEY WILLIS Associate Professor of History f f 4 K was ' F Y - n ROY L. WELLSQ JR. Associate Professor of Chemistry PETER S. YUN Assistant Professor of Economics Dir. of Institute of Amer. Economics , A , D I I ..,, Eg 'fi -Q..-r , I .r 1 Q f K 5 A Yin 1 'ww ylw W: -. X -.1 4 .f uf w +- IN MEMORIAM MAR VIS WEBB 1931-1978 ' we Assistant Professor Of Chemistry Clinch Valley College 1964-1978 9 J ,ff T5 ' 7 5',i' . 1 ik' , n A- 4-' ' 4 U, L, , 1 , xl' ' -1 J 5, :nn f b FJ Lf ',i r- . fan -K I P--, Q 1 5' . gsm EDDIE WELLS Fiscal Accounting Technician - 7,.a. --1 4 H'gf.f'pga, .'T ' ?i: fi5f1 I fy:-1-.A -j',TfZ'v 1 .. . . .. .. 1 - . -',, lf 7,44 ' . any - 4- :fr fri V 1 , '-3.1 - V-Meng ' - . 'f-'. L3 f ' ' ' .1 f , T: ' . .' w Y' . I -..-,,.,....i..- QI! . ,J i...q,: ', Y' Q. n. K. .-J F.: p Q ,:.. 1-5 41 . .... I , JIM LIPPS Superintendent, Buildings 8: Grounds 'I if' ' 511 ,,z,,...- ,Vi ' . . ,--1-ff V' u' ' . h ' . ' I 4 ' ' . ' 1 -..-,nj-'W I , wa 5+ 5.1 1'-ff --. fix ' 1 1 ' 4 .Qu-ffffl. A f - V ... '-- '. 7: A - f- f. ml 1 wwf K-. i ,P N 1 ' . 1 f . g A l, V. . n A H. 1 I .- ' , , I 1 ' 1 . ...au BARBARA SHORT Recorder FRANK COL YER nl' FORREST WYA TT Security Officer Chief of Security WA YNE MCAMIS Security Officer 'N-X. ra, ' R OBER T ALS UP Night Watchman 'MV' ' FQ i if 'K AQ'-.,.f.f ' l WINSTON ELY JOHN HACKETT Director, Cooperative Education Asst. Director, Cooperative Education il -, -m - -f ,.,.., -I M i '1-f 4 PATRICK THOMPSON LORRAINE BAKER Upward Bound Counselor Manager, Campus Bookstore 98 I' ERNIE DELA CR UZ Printer 1 f gi, '.. ES TELLE MEADE Receptionist V 1 1 Ei 7 ! , i GAIL SMITH Postmistress x ' 5 fy . I C ,W '- Ei' i' 6 6 . F - ' 1 1 If 5 if- V. Q CECIL SAL YER Audio-Visual Aids Officer 'x xi,-gf SECRETARIE i ,.. r , 'ss .1 'f ' Y I I I 11.137 'U'-'li I K I ' wi Joyce Brooks Sharon Daniels Diann De Loach 1?3'5f?Zx'Q!3 r . FEE? Tami DePriest Judy Greer Brenda Harrell 4 43 Anita Hubbard Pam Huddle Debbie Ison 100 l'+ 1 gf' f 1 ..4ul4a-' ' . ' s 'fav 5 Tix-. . xp u I -,- , - s W: 1 Martha McDaniel Wanda Mullins Darlene Powers ' s X , I X 1' 4 i Q l x 2 , J Margie Schoenwald Rhonda Stanley Annedia Sturgill Linda Whicker Brenda Whitaker 101 X LIBRAR Y STAFF ,.- at H mn ...- F l H A. url. uv v fr 2- fx 2 i ll .Y -- qi- . E4 .ns I ,- -1 5- , , , . , 5 'P' j 5 5 2 Q JN 5 L I I I I ' Y' ,ax ,,..., NEVA GIBSON ROBIN BENKE ROSEMAR Y MECURE Director, Library Services Asst. Director. Library Service Head, Library Public Services f-wx frraxwif I FRONT: Susan Williams, Trish Stidham, Jo Hounshell, Daisy Portuondo BACK: Jean Jackson, Phyllis Price, Pat Bolling 102 STUDENT HEALTH 'T'- ' .iP -'- M , 'ij ish , ,C SIDNEY SE WELL ANNE VARNER Campus Physician Campus Nurse CAFE TERIA STAFF STAFF: Fay Hamilton, Helen Bass, Charlotte Rice, G1 dy B tl y B S G1 d St dh 103 EW FACES ...,x Nancy Kinsey Ass't. Director of Admissions ,ov- Joel Jones Ass't. Professor of Math Mark Setzer Ass't. Professor of Music dl? 0 -. ,!. in 0 vb: L 1-Fx. ci I i 1 xnxx T -V My I W X5 .. - ' .X SI' 'mi' ,, . xi-liao 2 r 1 V- Dr. Rudolfo Cartagena Florence Woollums Campus Physician Dormitory Manager 104 Stephanie Cornett Appalachia, Va. Miss Lonesome Pine 1977-1978 3rd Runner-up Miss Wrginia 1977 2nd Runner-up Miss Wrginia 1978 105 S troszek gm The Kid CVC MOVIE A RALPH BAKSHI FILM Q Q O1 77 went 2001: A Space Odessey MARA TH ON GO!- FOR THE FURY EEBCE AND FUN OF HANGFN TOUGH AND FULL OF STING! -L.ff SEE THIS YEAR IS ... --LADIES' HOME JOURNAL EARAMOUNT PICTURES A MEMURIAL ENTERPRISES FILM O COLOR-A PARAMUUNT P1CTURE 106 A PICTURE YOU Mli?'l: u- CITIZEN KANE V City Lights mi 'P' s 2, I S.. -gf nfl' 'Fi .ffmfx V gp T351 I E , 'J Ki 21 L ' v NQ3'-lx 1 1 Lx LQQ N .- f-' ,v Y 4 ' iii' A Q 'Y N, J K ,P Singin t In The Rain Fantastic Planet Beat The Devil Love And Anarchy ik , ,alia 1 Freaks 4 P nv' Carnal Knowledge VISIONS OF EIGHT 107 C. V C. MUSIC DEPAR TMEN T Dr. Madeline Allen performed as an accompanist for many of the choir's activities. Ping f'l Biff- The audience apparently enjoyed the choir's appearance at the Christmas Wassail party. Debbie I-Iammock's rendition of Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer was a big success, as was the sing-a-long, and, of course, the Wassail. 108 The choir serves as an asset not only to the college, but to the community as well. Mr. Donathan conducted the community choir at the 1978 Commencement and again at the choir's performance of Handel's Messiah at the Norton Methodist Church in December. . Led by Michael Donathan, the college choir performed a number of concerts during 1978, including a Spring concert in Pound, Va., a Founder's Day concert at the college, and a Mother's Day concert at Clinch Valley Manor. Q!- .fe '.r fix ' ' .s, . 'X-' -013. ,L , 1 . lx 'Ea lg ff7f3?4.c .. ...y l 3. fowl V Fffkfiziflffi ff: n 5' w 1 fm, A , f f,' ,L ,, Li i fig. 'li ,til Cnr' ie' It it y,. , 109 F . ' 'V-. i t l 1 ,sh-ut. .. 1 ,v- ,,., ' l iv 'sl . V wi '- s , l . . I px I K to ' .2 1. Q., .- . . - . Q, O . K--1. .bv .., .- U, N -f --'.,. if-A A. fin'-'J - - -, 'T-5'1 ., --V-V .ire 'K Ill '. Classes often become memorable experiences when professors stop lecturing and practical experience takes over. - 1151- . l- 4 x. -' N, , V-Ji., -1. 110 412 y1 Q 1' g,,i gnsw - 55 155' .wif f , ,, H, J. Q , if ------J'-'V fw-'-ww : .U I f lt is oftcn difficult for students to find the time and place for relaxation. The challenge is to use what is available at the moment. The end of thc semester and thc Christmas spirit find Carol Csonka acting a little strange. 111 YV' A- ' :gn f' .ffl K f? gf i 247' ,- ya 1 V? di . ' ,,,' 51' 1. Qiqkll iw- rfb? ri' , ,E'A-i QL ' 4. - G z QQ-, t M :Y Y .N i-T43 ff:-'--' J' ' 1 'a3'fil-1gf'5- Nights are often more exciting than the dorms. 'MI x, l Q th,-ia! ir' the days for students living in SVEA- WI TER BANQUET 15. I V Al -N.: If 1'-L gkxjl' - Y., , Nxt .Y ggi. above: George Scible and other guests listen to the speakers. i Gena Jones, SVEA President, welcomes student teachers and area educators to the banquet. ' began. below' The guests enjoyed a buffet dinner before the program for the evening 112 Cheryl Gardner, CVC student, spoke on behalf of the Dr. Holland introduces the evening's speaker SVEA. Dr. Smiddy provided the entertainment. Dr. Henson was the guest speaker. 113 X in-1 'fin ,v Clmch College Plans Publlcahon Of The Oufposf, Hs Flrsf Year Book iPubl1shed m The Coalfleld Progress Thursday December 6 1956 Clxnch Valley College students will publlsh th colleges fxrst 5earbook thls Sprmlg In a close and excltlng electlon the name THE OUTPOST was selected by the student body for the yearbook Runmng close were the names The Moonshlner The Mountam Voxce and The Black Dlarnond THE OUT POST IS belleved to be an ap proprxate nam stressmg the fact that the college 1S an out post of the Ulnuversxty of V1r glnxa M1ss Tommye Branham of Blg Stone Gap has been named edltor and Frank Cloud of B1g Stone Gap busmess manager Other members of the staff ln len and Buddy Davis Art edxtor Mary Lou Johnson Photographic elziltor Jlm Taylor l1terary edl tor Lou Castle Cxrculatlon man ager Dan Joy e asslstant busl ness manager Bob Sheppard Many others ar asslstxng mu the edltorlal and busmess work mcludmg Zelma Mulllns Dale Bess Robert Leonard Jxmrny Varner Carl Snodgrass Ellza beth Stallard Swanson Yeary Paul Kxlgore Lorene Addmgton I Cec11Walden 'ack Jones Jolene Yates Helen Hale Dom Gllllam Faye Tucker and James Lxght Mrs Helen Lewxs IS faculty ad vlsor Smce this IS the flrst year book whxch the college w1ll pub lxsh It w1ll contam the hlstory of the development of the col I lege and an account of the flrst classes and plctures of those who are here during the first two years w1ll be lncluded Plc tures of faculty and admlnistra tlon for the three years as well as plctures and accoulnrts of ac t1v1t1es during this txme w1ll be part of the flrst yeanbook Plc tures of the Advxsory Board and contributors w1ll be included Th staff feels that thls w1ll be an h1stor1c and lmportant book since it will be the first one publ1s'hed by the college and w1ll mclude the hlstory of the development of the college The part of the commumty m the development of the college wlll be emphasxzed, and the area served by the college wlll be spotllghted wlth plctures from the varlous towns St Paul Coe burn Climltwood Cllnchco Gap Norton and Wlse The staff hopes to obtam advertise ments from each town to fur ther emphasize the support and mterest in the college from the entzre area Also emphasizing the college as a community or area college plctures w1ll be used of students in places of business Where they work and plctures of stud nts ml then' home com mumtles and commutlng to col ege S1nce thxs flrst book will be treasured by many anud w1ll be desired bv persons ln the general commumty the staff requests that persons who wish copies place the1r order before Dec 15 at whxch tlme the number for publicatlon w1ll be set Orders may be malled to Dan Joyce Cxrculatxon Manager Clinch Val three years of the college In 165' College The P7-'ice of the d1v1dual prctures of the present book w1ll be S5 00 I I D N ll 0 I I . . I . . I II I I I . . I . I . . , . ' I , 1 I I ' . . .I . . . . . I - 1 1 ' ' -, Ll I I I U . ' I ' l . . I, , I . I 1 ' . .. . ,. e ' ' . . , I . . . ll ' ' !I U ,' I 11 ct I - , D I - I ,, . I . I I -I ' , I . In . . . , n 1 I ' r I ' ' , I . W . . 7 1 A ' , ' I . , . , - , V ' . ' - ' ' III I s clude: Class editors, Janice Eb- Pound' Appalachia' Big Stone ' Q ' 1 y 1 , , . . .. I . I I . .- , - , S ' v v .- - ' . ' K bc l - ' ,v 2 I I , , , I - . .I . V . W I ' ' , l I I ,I , I . , , I I I5 .V . - , I 7 ' Q . 1 - v 1 7 I , I A 1: 1 - 1 4 .' . . I . H ' V , l . - ' 9 1 I l : ,, I I I Y . - ' I I . I I II, . . . - I I . I I -' I I I . I . . I - , . -Z - ' ' 114 'Nothing is troublesome that we do willingly. OUTPO T 19 79 SIL VER AN NI VERSAR Y Staff Business Staff Salespersons Leslie Cunniffe Jeff Barton Fred Bays Carole Flinn Debbie Stidham Phillip Cheek Chuck Hyland Mark White Toni Collier Kathy Kennedy Delaine Martin, Business Manager Diane Collins Rosanne Letson Georganna Lindsey Patty Payne Ph 0tOgI'3 CI' S Susan Perkins Mary Reilly ' Robin Russ Johnny Shupe, Artist Rob Widener Pat Roller, Ass't. Editor Donna Noratel, Editor Janie Cox Michelle Fletcher Judy Gillespie Cindy Johnson Donna O'Dell Dexter Ramey Lilly Riner Randy Rose Timothy Swiney Michael Harris Man-Foo Yee .fifsifv a re--X 3 ' Y, W A' fi! i'fgj?Ef5,.affe:i' THQ, ,al nm 1 Q. yss. 1f.s J. DELAINE MARTIN, Business Manage we we ,, ga 'fs ff ins- g K MICHAEL HARRIS, Photographer r 116 r , 'G gn w 2 I You may not succeed in one session, or in two, but you will succeed at last. Thomas Jefferson .vm ,4 PAT ROLLER, Assistant Editor DONNA NORATEL, Editor 117 E ,. liighlanh Clinch Valley Member of the Virginia Inter-collegiate Mass STAFF 'il,K1'f'fl.1 5 fV?5'f' f L ' Xfff will MAN-Foo YEE, Photographer VICKIE JUSTUS Business Manager 118 Qlmmlirr l College Communications Association - VIMCA BU! ' ll51 i'?IJEJF' 'lEl!4i'7'f 'lldl lElf LW' ...a11d were it left to me to decide wbetber we xlvozzla' il bazve a government without newspapers, or newspapers wzlbout governmerzt, I sboula' not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter. THOMAS jli1 lf'HRSON --.JEH iEIl lm! - IE!! IETF: U31 JEAN MAIER, Assistant Editor 119 GARY CLOSE, Editor -A ol. O f' - ' ' gl Highland Cavalier 9 F , '.'-11 ' f .y Staff -i f X17 Gary L. Close Editor lean M. Maier Vicki Justus Assistant Editor Business Manager Journalists Rick Hutzell Senior Correspondant David Mulkins Film Series Frank Cox Stayin' Alive Fred Cohl R.B.S. Carole Flinn Theatre Correspondant Don Woods Bill Kolb Mark White Mark Schifflin Man Foo Yee Photographer Vonda Edwards Typist Patty Payne Cadences Connie Weiler Area Movies Michael O'Donnel P.B.S. Listings George L. Hawpe, M. A. Faculty Advisrl The Highland Cavalier, Printed by Superior Printing of I Cromona, KY., is published by the Students of Clinch Valley College, Wise, Virginia. The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the Highland Cavalier of Clinch Valley College. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIA TIUN The purpose of the Student Government Association shall be to further the best interests of the students and through the Student Council, represent the Student Body in matters affecting student life and affairs of the College, promote and supervise student organizations and activities, and promote the improvement of community conditions. The representatives are elected each Spring by the Student Body. In 1978 the SGA sponsored the Spring Formal and the Mystery 60 Road Rally which ended with a picnic for the students. 115574 l Z, 5 4 7 Swv or I, 8 y Q 'o 12 6 x f ,. A A O Y ' iff 1. Fran Hunt N 3 , 2. Bob sage jg 4' .Q - ,' 4' 1 gli2hE?dbFrye f :lf d i g 5. Betsy Ropvprtsld 'Vin ' fl 31kZ'l22c5awS2L jflhlllg . 5 2: iz::5:iz.Ii:1':,i. - I i , -In I . ennis ri z 73+ kk :yy Fl'. gebbis gtidham 1 l-A l2, Phil cheek ef f -gg! I8 I 9 120 HONOR COURT Walter Jacques Neal Ward Kevin Mc Glothlin Linda Bailey Carroll Dulke Lennace Hearld . Andy Williams Patty Payne Z 4 6 4 7 The function of the Honor Court is to act as the judicial committee for Clinch Valley. It protects and upholds the rights of students in matters relating to personal and academic violations. Members of the Honor Court are elected by the Student Body. APPEALS BOARD l. Vince Marshall 2. Dale Lee 3. Mark White 4. Beldon Fleming 5. Nannette Wilson 6. Margaret Hines 7. Mark Calhoun C 1 A 1 2' 3 'f It N The Appeals Board is composed of student representatives -5' ' 7 from each housing facility. It is the responsibility of the Appeals fi Board to hear student appeals of housing offenses 121 S TUDE T AD VISERS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Bob Sage Fran Hunt Rob Widener Neal Ward Debbie Hammock Kathy Anderson Leslie Peterson 8 Beldon Fleming 9. Amy Bowers 10. Jean Maier ll. Grace Showalter 12. Vince Marshall 13. Judy Payne 14. Gary Close 15. Donna Noratel Zin c fag, NI: '?6,! Kf g, 2 dba. 3 419'fVS5 .5 I, 8 .. . ,. I5 Y li 12 ,3 I4 The Student Orientation Advisers aid freshmen and transfer students in planning their academic schedule and in their adjustment to the social life at College. This fall the Student Advisers sponsored a picnic and pool party for all students. 1 1. Rick Hutzell 2. Steve Beautcr 3. Fran Hunt 4. Dean Lee 5. Howard Alexander 6. Mike Capell 7. Patty Payne 8. Jean Maier 9. Man-Foo Yee ' 10. Carole Flinn ll. Gary Close 12. Carroll Dulke 13. Dana Ashley 14. Judy Gillespie RE IDE T ASSISTAN TS em The Resident Assistants are chosen by a committee to aid in maintaining order in the housing facilities. These students also Q zo help others in their adjustment to campus living and the social .Z3 '14 life of Clinch Valley. - . 122 YUU G DEM OCRA TS an us' The Young Democrats of CVC are dedicated to involving young , levels and encouraging young voters to take an active interest in politics and public affairs. ig 1' 4-J .f We men and women in the processes and problems of government on all ' COLLEGE REPUBLICANS Andy Williams Judy Gillespie Lynn Johnson Connie Weiler George Hawpe Steven Gillikin Amy Varson Mark Mosby Debbie Gibson Jeanne Powers Stephanie Austin Brian VanBalen Cammy Crockett Leslie Cunniffee Elaine Kiser Cheryl Gardner Marsha Yates Cheryl Puckett Kelee Gonzalez Susan Jordan Vicky Popp Carroll Dulke Frank Webster Rod Kennedy George Scible Donna Noratel Bob Sage The College Republicans have participated in many activities during this fall semester. They traveled to Madison University to participate in a statewide workshop sponsored by the Republican Party. They have also helped with voter registration and providing a mock election in the Senate race on campus. 123 1. 2. 3. Z XJ Richard Frye Debbie Stidham Eddie Barnes Phil Cheek Jeff Barton Denny Ritchie Frank Cox Delaine Martin Michael A. Goode Sandy Millen Steven Strength Evonne Thompson Mary Ruczko Beth Owens 1 6 567 8 PHI UP ILO E GA 'ti N 0 . Janie Hensley Carole Flinn Toni Collier Becky Smith Michelle Porter Georganna Lindsey . Teri Lanning gf C I l l Z' I A f IB ' M, 4' R Zo - The purpose of Phi Upsilon Omega is to promote leadership character P scholarship, goodwill, and sisterhood within the orgamzation, the college and the community. 8. Jackie McGue 9. Diane Keith 10. Jennifer Ratliffe ll. Patricia Evans 12. Cheryl Puckett 13. Charlotte Hatcher 14. Melody Lewis JURIS CL UB George Hawpe Richard Frye Paul Allen Mark Mosby Mike Ochs Judy Gillespie Lennace Hearld Debbie Stidham Barbara Smith 124 Kathy Hamilton Susan Luthy Grace Showalter . Judy Payne Amy Bowers Nancy Noble Evonne Thompso l'I The Juris Club was organized to en J courage and serve those students inter 47 ested in pursuing law as a career 2, 3 1 9 to 7 I TAU BETA CHI George Scible Fran Hunt Howard Alexander Billy Watson Tom Ludvik Dean Lee Steve Beauter Tom Harold Greg Lambert Mark White James Kofa Rob Widener Gary Vanover Tom Waddell .loc Lipari Mike Cappell Bob Sage Phil Schyuler Andy Williams Rick Grosso Frank Webster Vince Marshall Greg Goode , f i -. - ' formed this fall for the purpose of service and social opportuni ties They helped clean up the Big Sandy river and sponsored bv r 1... . , --. .,.v,1-.-.,--- -,s--453.145--T-,-.-,-2.-js' V,-5 -T.:--5:2 Y Qqfr,-1 Img ' ' M ll-ef - ',!4I4 . vin ',ll,!,,m-.4!: r!'. FI-fe T91 ti 1 : iii-il' ' r : The purpose of Tau Beta Chi Fraternity is to encourage and promote brotherhood, leadership, scholarship, character, self disci pline, responsibility, and respect for one another both as a student and a brother of TBX. RHO THETA TAU Richard White George Trau Robert Ferree Charlie Cox Gerry Pondo Leslie Litz George Albiston 8. .lim Chewning Bill Kolb Ray Russ Nancy Noble . James Kofa Randy Mahon Susan Perkins Rosanne Letson Robin Seyller Patricia Carter Susan Luthy Mike Goldman Judy Jonez Mike Pruitt 5 Rho Theta Tau is the newest Greek society on campus. It was la Clinch Valley s own toga party. i Ig- 11 '18 8 1.4 is fi IQ .ao Z1 3 .. . Mike Ochs Joel Boyer George Albiston Frank Kilcoyne Doug Muir Steve Miner Robert Molinary Mike Muir Mike Blankenship Mark Cronin A.Y.Jennings Mark King Verlin Carty Scott Hauer PHI SIGMA KAPPA AND Linda Walker Pat Saucier Julie Smith . Sharon Fuller Debbie Rose Gwen Smith Tricia Evans Susan Harris Sharon Miller Janet Lyons Toni Collier Clare Wright Michelle Porter Karen Long 126 Phi Sigma Kappa was the first fraternity at Clinch Valley. They endeavor to promote brother- hood and service to Clinch Valley and the commu- nity. Phi Sigs sponsor dances, car washes, and so- cial activities. Pledges are elected each semester during their Rush Week. 1--i LITTLE SISTERS The Little Sisters of Phi Sigma Kappa was reorganized this fall. They aid the Phi Sigs in their activities. 'V R ,'1 6 7 if 27' n - .VE.A. z 5 5 Q qlb llZ15, Ib!7f3 g-7138.3 1- v-M 2.-. . The Student Virginia Education Association of Clinch Val- ley is affiliated with the Virginia Education Association. It is composed of future educators. Membership is required for those students involved in intern teaching during their profes- sional semester. The SVEA sponsored an Old Fashioned Christmas ornaments and crafts sale. Each semester they sponsor a banquet for intern teachers, supervising teachers, principals, and other administrators. 127 rf . Cindy Hampton . George Scible . Joan Bordwine Rob Widener . Cindy Johnson Carolyn Mills Debbie Edwards Delaine Martin Howard Kelly Debbie Wheatley Donna Trail Linda Bailey Rita Hale Melody Lewis Gena Jones Tena Justice . Judy Campbell Katie McDilda . Connie Weiler . Cheryl Gardner Patsy Hale . Joyce Bowman . Vicki Rasnake it l uw V . ,- Sli ' ' M.. .. . -1:f1. Ak. The Spanish Club is made up of students interested in the Spanish language and culture. They sponsor programs and other activities that help them to better understand the language and culture I TERNA TIONAL CLUB The International Club provides opportunities for the exchange of ideas among persons of differ- ent cultural backgrounds. Members of the commu- nity as well as students participate in the dinners and other activities. Each Spring the International Club helps sponsor an International Day of food and fun from other cultures. I 1 .51 ll ti, tk I F!! 8 all . 4 5 Vw' STUDENT URSES 1. Patti Marsh 2. Leslie Peterson 3. Sondra Wallace 4. Dr. Hutzler 5. Leslie Cunniffe 6. Debbie Ball 7. Tom Bosley 8. Linda Lawson 9. Rita France Carroll Dulke Amy Bowers 10. 11. 12. Janie Hensley 1 fr. . ' 7 The Clinch Valley Chapter of the Student Nurses Association of ' Virginia promotes activities that encourage the advancement of knowl- ! I I ' edge in the field of nursing. Each semester this group helps with the Q if , 0 - N' Red Cross Blood Drive on campus. SOCIAL WELFARE if ' ff 1. Robin Ingram 2. Sherry Tulley 3. Brian Van Balen 4. Purcell Barrett 5. Jeanne Thomas 6. Jean Kelly 7. Ms. Peggy Webb 8. Carol Callis 9. Donna Williams The Social Welfare Club is made up of students planning to pursue social welfare as a major and a career. They sponsor activities that increase understanding of Social Welfare as a community service. 129 SIGMA ZE TA Sigma Zeta is a national honorary society for math and science majors. Membership is restricted to those students having a grade point average of 3.5 or better and being invited to join the society. The purpose of this group is to encourage the attainment of knowledge in the natural sciences. PHI BE TA I 3 , 4, 3 1 4 9 'D fl iz 45 N . I . , 17 L 1 l. Vince Marshall l0. Debbie Edwards 2, Judy Payne ll. Carol Callis 3. Jeff Barton 4. Terry Sykes 5. Doug Shildneck 6. Bert Molinary 7. Jamie Scott '8. Fran Hunt 9. Steve Beauter Vicky Justus Delaine Martin Debbie Stidham Vicky Popp . Carol Edwards Barbara Jordan Dr. Phil Shelton Dr. Rex Baird Dr. Van Daniel Cynthia Young-Stallard Beldon Fleming Michael Moore Cathy Johnson Leslie Peterson Linda Walker Linda Lawson ll. Carmella McKinney 12. Johnny Shupe E . I X-N . X I L T J : A f v 8 J xi I 7 9 lo 3- IZ' ll r Phi Beta Lambda is the National Business Fra ternity. The Gamma Alpha Sigma Chapter at Clinch Valley is devoted to service, community improvement, vocational preparation, and a better understanding among people. Mike O'Donnell Rick Hutzell Gary Close Jean Maier Alan Witherspoon Ron Heise Brent Kennedy E GLISH SOCIETY X The English Society was reorganized this fall. Members are English majors and minors. They have gone to different theatres to view plays. POLAR BEARS The Polar Bears promote social and humoral ad- vancement via strange acts of a bizzare nature. They take an active part in campus clean up and other campus activities. Qi X 1 l N J fr ' l I Z , J 4 il 1 ,ill 1. Pat Roller 2. Dr. Richard Peake 3. Patty Payne 4. Jean Maier 5. Gary Close 6. Mark Poteet 7. Rick Hutzell Y F 7 B PTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union sponsors weekly supper meetings, Bible study, morning devo- tions, and other activities that promote fellow- ship and discipleship among its members. satan 'Kia-gms ,,.,. .,.. -I '31- Fran Hunt Dennis Fritz Howard Alexander . Carroll Dulke Leslie Peterson WE LE Y FUUNDA TIO The Wesley Foundation is supported by the United Methodist Church, Holston Con- ference. This group meets weekly for dinner and programs that inspire Christian fellow- ship and growth. Each spring they take a trip together. 1 I3 I l . Pat Roller . Greg Edwards . John Bauer . Steve Gillikin Mrs. Floyd Davis Debbie Schuler Cindy Sloan Gale Olinger 132 10, I 0 Xt,-it Lennace Hearld Linda Lawson 8. Gary Close Eddie Barnes Rev. Jim Collie . Jan Proctor . Ann Potter . Paul Merkal . Mark Mosby . Rhonda Rhoton . Jeff Bedwell . Ronald Ferrell . Jerry Bledsoe :Mini iii CAN TEB UR Y CL UB , 1 l x lkax Church. To initiate responses from the students they held a picnic in the early fall. From then on they have had several programs to encourage interest and fellowship among the students x ' X .' H f . ' Cv The newly formed Cantebury Club is sponsored by the Episcopal 3 jk, 3 7 . 8 Q lo ii .1. 3 3 4 V A l , Debbie Stidham . Debbie Stanley . Carol Edwards . Boyd Lewis 133 l. Johnny Carnette 2. Donna Williams 3. Steve Gillikin 4. Sherry Tulley 5. Carol Callis 6. Peggy Webb 7. George Hawpe 8, Mark Mosby 9. Jean Kelly 10. Mike Harris ll. Brian Van Balen LAMBDA PI EPSILON Lambda Pi Epsilon was formed to promote and maintain leadership, professionalism, and excellence in the field of accounting. They have held bake sales and sponsored the Masquerade Dance at Halloween. I . The Darden Society is an honorary society composed of stu dents who display academic excellence. They must obtain the Dean's List two out of their first three semesters at Clinch Valley ' They must also have earned at least 45 hours maintaining a grade point average of 3.5. Leslie Peterson Dennis Fritz Mary Beck Jeff Begley Gary Gilliam Mary Elizabeth Conley James D. Goode Pamela Stallard Linda Lawson DARDEN SOCIETY Mlm' Om DHRDEN SOCIETY TRE VAL YAN SOCIETY ' J' 5 Qffj l I NX ' A f c rc. The Trevalyan Society is composed of those students gl- 'X pursuing history as their major. These students must have Ag, completed at least 24 hours of history. ' 'XJ A L YAN S 134 Jeff Barton Debbie Stidham Michelle Stallard Dorothy Sluss Linda Walker Jeanne Powers Pamela Sue Dickenson Boyd Lewis Kathy Johnson CHOIR The Choir is under the direction of Mr. Michael Don- athan. They performed several concerts and during the Wassail party in the Jefferson Lounge. They combined their talents with members of the community to perform the Messiah during the Christmas season. 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'P' 'dz A E' ' f - - 'A ku,L-' f . 5 Don Bradley 140 WOMEN 15' SOF TB LL Jo Wampler 8: Jennifer Yates fxfjf A 6' I ,f lf: 5 f 1 I ,I M-A,f,',f if! Most Valuable Player Geri Lynn Wallace 3 Yfiflfyf Lady Cavaliers Post ll flfj, Break Even With , tune! n-, A 3 ' ' A. U ,A af. Y-. -..-,-.,,,. - J ' .lfli , , 9 f f ,f f , , f f fxf' ' , ! f f , , I I iff! 1 , , , J , f f 1' 1 f J ' 1 ' , f I 1, f L RC 6... ' K f' 'W it 1 ' L e R- . -,M K 2- 1 X 9 .,,., tis: 'F . 1 , - .-,-, , -r .' ' fp, '. :QAM ' -- QQ l ' r ,r ay , . J Y Z..aP59F ' A -A ,, fx if .. uf -.. ,,,...,7.',, . L.. N V A F-Q .,-U, V' ' Ml nuns.. l ill ' f bi..-'-1. fam- :Lax-1, f. ' 'N' a,:..,,...A, ,- , ., ,,.4u . . .:,-' 1, uf. -,f .V-H -fav' :'-L. 'i?'P.'hQf!3in:11'i5g. . A 6-6 Record Teri Lanning Jill Adams 141 Janie Cox X. ,rn We--.list ' .,., 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 1975-76 1976-77 ,p.JB77-78 41, as-N 1977-78 MEN 15' TENNIS TEAM 4 ,I :Q ' H ln , Neal Ward shows his winning form. TEAM MEMBERS: front row - Fred Bays, Adrian Birmingham, Mike Shupp back row - Howard Alexander, Neal Ward, Calvin Musick, Pat Thompson fcoachj 143 . if .Ill-y:.'....-r'w-, DS' n xxx ' Q 'Y Kathy Kilgore surpasses Ferrum's defense for a lay-up. if Delynn Silcox shoots long and comes two points closer to de feating Ferrum College. Sharon Morris jumps high in a staunch effort to capture the ball from Warren Wilson. 144 CA VALIER BASKETBALL This year many changes were seen with the appointment of Frank Harrell to the Athletic Department. Working with Doris Hubbard the department took an upward swing. The program consisted of several things new to Clinch Valley. The Fred B. Greear Gymnasium got a fresh coat of paint, taking on a look of respect and pride. The weekly Coaches Corner on WNVA kept the people of Wise and the surrounding area informed about college sports. The basketball games found the gymnasium filled with students, faculty and area citizens as the Men and Women Cavaliers played to record crowds. The College and community enthusiastically supported the Clinch Valley Athletic program, making for a successful year. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Front Row: Debbie Hammock, Kelee Gonzales, Kathy Mahan, Renee Judd Back Row: Delcina Wilkerson, Delynn Silcox, Sharon Morris, Nancy Perdue, Kathy Kilgore, Donna O'Dell 145 KATHY KILGORE Wise! VA KATHY MAHAN Jenkins, KY 1 1 DELCINA WILKERSON DELYNN SILCOX Norfolk, VA Clintwood, VA 146 N,f SHARON MORRIS Ngrfolk, VA NANCY QUILLEN PERDUE Big Stone Gap, VA KELEE GONZALES Nokcsville, VA DONNA O'DELL Coeburn, VA 147 Renee Judd Norfolk, VA Debbie Hammock Whitesburg, KY Lady Cavaliers Have Winning Season v 1 4 I 1 C' ,I.S ' ,-,..'f3:' .- T s'F,if,.9 '.-7f'. M3-:.nTl,.1x, . I , .jmvfvk ' 'A I-. Coach Doris Hubbard Fu ture Looks Bright For CVC Basketball n , I -ld b a AL:-42.77. -Lv-.-F l I .- , J.. , 'n l 1 l Kelee Gonzales dribbles downcourt for a much needed two points at the KIAC Season Championship game. E85 ,L-.:....,, Delcina Wilkerson attempts a long basket as Kathy Kil- gore defends her position against LMU. Nancy Perdue comes in for an easy lay-up Wir X - , Steve Moore shoots one of his famous long baskets for two points against the Indians. -4, A seasoned player, David Ray, confidently shoots from side-court Roger St. Clair battles Berea College's defense for possession of the ball. 150 Y -1 ME 15' BASKETBALL The 1978-79 Cavalier Basketball team proved to be a pleasant surprise to Clinch Valley this year. Under the auspicious guidance of Frank Harrell - the team moved toward a new approach in CVC Basketball . . . a solid team. The Coach's approach to recruiting drew players from different states and helped Clinch Valley become better known. The dramatic changes were not limited to the team as Coach Harrell brought a new attitude towards Clinch Valley athletics as a whole. Clinch Valley Cavaliers I 1978-792 first rowg George Spolarich, Homer Whitson, Roger St. Clair, Steve Moore, David Green, Rudolph Shepherd sccond rowg Coach Harrell, Dean Lee lmanagerj, David Ray, Wayne Stewart, Mark Mullins, Mark Schifflin, Johnny Carnett, Jack Gibbs, Dale Lee tmanager, Eddie Stables Cstatisticianj 151 JOHNNY CARNETTE EE Coeburn, VA JACK GIBBS Waycross, GA DAVID GREENE MIKE MOORE Knoxville, TN Gary, IND 152 STEVE MOORE MARK MULLINS Ellenwood, GA Pound, VA JOHNNY CARNETTE, Freshman, 6 '4'1 Forward, Coeburn, VA With an uncanny shooting ability and shot-blocking expertise, Johnny began his first season at Clinch Valley after an ultra successful career at Coeburn High School. JACK GIBBS, Junior, 6'1 , Guard, Waycross, GA Jack is a knowledgeable and heady player who gives the team a boost. He is an outstanding shooter and a very competitive athlete. DA VID GREENE, Freshman, 5 'I0 , Guard, Knoxville, Tn Coach Harrell says that, David is a real credit to the Clinch Valley defense. He works hard and is a pleasure to coach. MIKE MOORE, Sophomore, 6'0'1 Guard, Gary, IND Mike is a multiple talented ball handler who tits in with the fast paced Cavalier attack. He contributes heavily with his emotional style of play. STEVE MOORE, Freshman, 6'3'1 Forward-Guard, Ellenwood, GA Coach Harrell believes, Steve has the potential to be a great college basketball player. He has a tremendous range on his jump shot and is an outstanding athlete. MARK M ULLINS, Freshman, 6'4'1 Forward, Pound, Va Mark is a tremendous person, and a fine credit to Clinch Valley and his parents, he is an extremely pleasurable young man to coach, says Frank Harrell. 153 DAVID RAY Jonesboro, TN ROGER ST. CLAIR 'New Castle, VA MARK SCHIFFLIN Falls Church, VA RUDOLPH SHEPHERD Ellenwood, GA l ., 'A 'LSL . . . , . ,., A . ' djs, f? .':3' ? ? ' ,Q . , 4 4.24591 31 1- '21, 1 ' N, 'fl 0 in ' p ' WAYNE STEWART A , ' .h'... . . , Waycross, GA GREGORY WHITSON I ' Hazard, KY DA VID RAK Senior, 6'0'1 Guard, Jonesboro, TN David is a talented and coachable young man with a velvet touch, says Coach Harrell. Dave is being counted on the carry a heavy scoring load as well as using his experience to provide leadership to the team. ROGER STI CLAIR, Senior, 6'5 , Forward, New Castle, VA Coach Harrell called Roger, A very unselfish and hard working player whom we can depend on in the vital high post position. MARK SCHIFFLINQ Sophomore, 6 '5 , Center, Falls Church, VA Mark is an extremely pleasant and coachable young man. I have been very pleased with his constant improvement, his desire to do well, and his great team attitude, says Coach Harrell. RUDOLPH SHEPHERD, Freshman, 5'7 , Guard, Ellenwood, GA Rudy is an exceptionally quick, outstanding leaper, with a fine outside jump. He promises to become a fine player as he gains in maturity. WAYNE STEWAR71 Sophomore, 6 '0 , Guard, Waycross, GA Wayne is a tenacious competitor with all the talents of an outstanding point guard. He is a great team player, an outstanding passer, and has a ready knowledge of the game. HOMER WHITSOM Junior, 6'4'1 Center, Hazard, KY Homer is counted on heavily to be a big rebounder for us, says Coach Harrell. He adds a new dimension as he possesses a fine shooting touch. 155 Coach Frank Harrell Coaches Ray Mears and Frank Harrell ' 'T r nt. ' :Q -. -2 v ---.C . V .'5'4.I During the 1978-79 school year, many new faces came to Clinch Valley. One face that stood out was that of Coach Frank Harrell. Coach Harrell came to Clinch Valley from the University of Tennessee, where he was Assistant Coach to Ray Mears. Frank Harrell's experience and knowledge of basketball is only exceeded by his charismatic personality. 2 'aww -..... 1 'l -rm ' ' 1 -U, W - .- 5 Pl - ML , -5 l ' fl .VIIX ju., fb wi' P i k o is , X es' N. v ,Nl I The Redshirts are members of the team who are ineligible to play during the regular season. However, they do practice and workout with their fellow Cavalier players. They are, left to right: Joe Hoskins, Mike Hoskins, David Lumpkins and Mike Allen. QT: 'l l A typical afternoon workout for the Cavaliers '- n 157 I ,ii ,,. -Una dum F51 - '?f' j ifiei--'+ L 1978-79 Cavalier Cheerleaders 1978-79 Cavalier Cheerleaders: first row: Louise Pfiefer, Cheryl Puckett, Toni Collier, Grace Showalter. second rowg Judy Payne, Lora Carr, Dana Ashley. not picturedg Lynn Litton ARSUB H m Theatre goers enjoy a few moments of conversation during intermission B . um Zfflf' hu my mm sam? 158 ,1-ll' Afternoon La bs Z' - v gl' .. 15.1 1' 1 Ig fl, -L, . l ,A 1' gl -t.U..:n',,:6.-J-wiztgvf-.-g..f'fm ,M , no .A.!. L M-,. Inv.,- r r K , . . , . . .ln , T . ni fi 54 iv ' a F? l - 4 We all remember them. One afternoon a week, we meet with our fellow students to explore the scientific wonders of our world. Sometimes tedious, sometimes fascinating, always something new. 159 ff' 530 ffga' Fha .. f I 1-, X 'Fi R, s V, ,J ' ' Q. ' - ...n ,. , gs 3 . . 1 I ' 3 ii 55 34 Q 'F 1 , v ' AL x ..q g- f. .gf ,. . , . ,1 .JF 1' .rf-'W' ,. ,-X rt- ' v. ,.-w. 'L ' Y rr .A UV RB fu ua V R, L ' A , , X. 3... -vm-in 'eg l 162 . . . a little attention however to the nature of the human mind, evinces that the entertainments of tic- tion are useful as Well as pleasant. ' DISCO The latest dancing craze, disco dancing, swept not only the country, but the campus of Clinch Valley College as well. Sponsored by organizations such as Phi Upsilon Omega, Tau Beta Chi, Phi Sigma Kappa, Rho Theta Tau, and Phi Beta Lambda, disco dances were perhaps the most successful social events on campus. Saturday Night Fever, Le Freak, Last Dance, More Than A Woman, and Macho Man will not be easily forgotten. l r I I , 1 w 1 l Mike Sturgill shows us some of the latest dances. 164 il-F HALLO WEE AN CE King Bee QRay Russj buzzed by for the occasion. 'S QP You've got the cutest little baby face. ',:l. Y L 1-X 44-v H 165 HOLL YBALL SPONSORED BY PHI SIGMA KAPPA Two brothers greet guests as they enter the dance. THE MUSIC OF s. St ve Strength and Julie Smith take time out t p e for the photographer. WAVE 166 Leslie Peterson Duffield, VA Miss Lonesome Pine - 1979 THE HIGHLAND PLA YERS PRESENT' An Evening Of Beat Theatre Victims Of Amnesia Motel 68 1 E ONHDSQUUNNDS ONE ACT PLA Y Please No Flowers Directed By Rod Kennedy Cast Johnny Shupe Judy Gillespie Rosemary Mercure Patty Payne Vicki Milliken Sharon Daniels Kip Payne Rick Hutzell Leslie Cunniffe 170 IF ONLY HE HADN'T BROUGHT THOSE FLOWERS. x X. I xx N X- A' A-, . 'wiv 1 if TRY TO REMEMBER THE BAD THINGS. V , J ESTHER RETURNS TO HER COFFIN V nf-5:1 ' , 5f5:a'W- I f - - V- ,,.-' 'ff' ' , ,. . '- A ' ,1-- ,- exif? , 1 V Directed By C. W Lewis Charlie Engles Kathy Andersen David Mulkins Hunter Lackey Donald Woods Rod Kennedy Sook Lee Ozzie and Harriet, grief-stricken over their son's illness, pray for help in a moving scene. , 1 Mi 1 Yi Skis?-.' , Charlie Engles, as Ozzie, displays intense emotion over the state his son is in after returning from the Vietnam war. T During lighter moments, Ozzie and Harriet enjoy the music of their other son, Ricky. 173 ,y 1,111 .-v. i W David's confusion becomes apparent when he begins to beat Father Donald for trying to help him. .- :Q .555 'X-fi .NV - .lsifeil 32' . .. vu 'Z' ' I um - 1551553 Ozzie and Ricky discuss happier days before David went to WHT. An apparition of a girl left behind in Vietnam comes to haunt David. 5'1 :fu xx An angry Dave grabs Ricky's guitar in a powerful scene filled with emotion. uf .in ,-, 11 NN.,- , ' NZ-EEK-5 'A . 0 N- .3'T:s,,, - A-3 , ' ' I' 'ew-s- M sa . -. 'rf' -,-Vi, 5' ' David pensively ponders his imminent suicide The cast takes a break during rehearsal. 1 175 f-if 'af Photo by Ray Russ There was the day the circus came to town . , . Residents of Emma McCrary Hall held a retirement party for Mrs. McAmis in their study lounge. ml Y4 1' -if., .sv - v Pam Elswick enjoys the easy life at the Oktoberfest sponsored by Phi Sigma Kappa. OUND RTSDAK 1978 ,L was-1'-' -e-t. ,W ---. 'V fe- 'Q ' ' M- W V -535 1 ' ' ' - . . -dye' n.n--.5-1 .- 11 2 ' L -.. fi., -51. . ' , g,f j'Q'j,,.,.sr-e-.1 -. '. --5 Afternoon classes were cancelled on Tuesday, April 11, 1978, to celebrate Founder's Day. The highlight of the rainy Spring day was the groundbreaking ceremony for the Chapel of All Faiths and the Student Union Center. Kenneth Asbury was the guest speaker. 0. -' . ff - ll Lf! 228' .- l I .1 a f r 'f em I , 3 K l l 1 w 4 1 , , W, Mr. Samuel Crockett was on campus to participate in Founder s Day activi ties. Mr. 8a Mrs. Wallace Cohen took part in the symbolic groundbreaking ceremony. The Cohen's have been instru- mental in the conception of the Chapel of All Faiths. The Fred B. Greear Gymnasium was the center of Founder's Day ceremonies. 179 2 .1 r --vpn IP' 4 Q -:J l A 5 iz - '?f.vs 3 'JI Qi' '- ai, 5 G- ': 'Vw 1 , ' .' ',? 'HEL 'il ..i ,g-...Q lwllllffllli Commencement Weekend 'Shi Spring I 9 78 180 Dr. William J. Hooper, Jr. Grand Marshal l 1. For one-hundred and seven graduates, Commencement Weekend began Saturday, May 27th, with a dinner and an Awards Convocation. The Bacculaureate Sermon was delivered Sunday at 11:00 a.m. by Dr. H.L. Martin, Dean of Student Services, Samford University. Com- mencement Exercises began at 2:30 p.m., after being delayed by rain. Following an address by Dr. Thomas A. Graves, Jr., President of the College of William and Mary, Chancellor Smiddy awarded the gradu- ates their degrees. 'ii 1 we 3 '-, 181 e xx ..,. ,L llmxl l fi l l ll ll X W l is 4 l R, T Featuring Bill Deal and the Rhondells SPRING FORMAL Bday 13 1978 4 All, too, will bear in mind this sacred principle, that though the will of the majority is in all cases to prevail, that will, to be rightful, must be reasonable . , . EMMA MCCRARA Y HALL 1.45.1 ' air- . , ,A 1L'grg.j,...f,1,,+,:Jm.'L,3i ggiylyyiarg-fi , 5, jiflxstus tm' McCraray Hall was originally a women's dorm. In 1973, McCraray Hall became a co-ed dorm with the addition of a new wing. To help make campus life a little easier for the residents, McCraray Hall has two TV rooms, a game room, kitchen area, laundry room, and a study room. The dormitory houses approximately 215 students. One of the unfortunate events that the residents of McCraray will remember was the fire that oc- curred on Friday, October 27th. The fire, its origin uncertain, completely destroyed one room and caused damage to surrounding areas of the men's wing. l - xg FT3f5 ',T l'5'3'17 TEV, 'I T' 3'f'.'f' 'la E EWNQL cu-uv 9 H.:-n ' - QS C 1 2 ,,,,...--, an . I l, .- - - - A Q . r gift it . yt A -1 1--twig J' :fag J sgfaifgfrl 5 '43 lllnd I t f is a .AS-lulsu-iq lf I rlQr 1 .34 vs- 1 rY4c5a7'L I Avi wq.,,.,,,,,'3, an , 47 i f ,,4i-pa' nu' 'XJ hx 32 ' 'fm ' r . . r 'si X, , . - tt, -, 'V V - ' 4 I,- '-. 4 v: 'Hn Iii J ,4. L..'c4-I 'Lu ' ' ' Q-'S .iig- 5'd'2ff91 1 L I it-get Q'-1 1' W 'H5Ffyj1 ' S' 6-P.:-I -- Ji' -A - 1 2' if-Y Q - J-' '- ' 'YW-'ff TL. I -- f 5 na-. -' F.-'--, Agn -4, he Ls r -.,- , -1 ,I-:'jjlf .1 '-.,:r A. J A.' 1- Mg- ,gm v V . -,, ., ,x Q-fi ,1 f 'ffi-' -fff' r -Kin fig? IJ- . K .1.: ': '. 1:11 f' P nf! '12 1' ,- , ga.. , LI 1 -' . -112. WI..-A ' fx' . ggi? 1 'L--x' 'lx ' ' yn' ' ' '- ' 5 V' ' fl . .,. I i W -If . Q-,,,, j 1451, Y ,,. 5 'K 71,1 ' , , ' ' '-'- v -. , , , 1.x 'L . 5' . ' ,, xii, ,z + ,L . L --..i:, ' fa.--it .-f use -I Ou. mf fi -fi? ,F 1 K yf!2 f'1f,,j ,1 If -ri-ng L- 5: kv Q '. ,, A ' 1 rf f i li r if ia, ' ' if 'web ' -Lf' A i M 'Q s .I xl' u u I ' . H if . Dormitory hostess Mrs. Garnette MacAmis acted as a live- in mother and friend for the residents of McCraray Hall until her retirement this past fall, after tive years of service to the students of Clinch Valley College. OBILE HOMES ' ' '..If 'w-x-'J' H 5- 4 .' 3 A.- 4, .f 2' 7' 'Wife fff- -r F ,Q I ff,ti: .'X'f,i5 p':f?,:,A :.g, '. ' '1 'j ' Y ' A fir, ,. 3, ,F Y an I I -mr-N -'f The first mobile homes were installed in August 1976, in order to accomodate the overcrowded dorms. This summer, twelve additional mobile homes were placed on campus. This enabled the Housing Office to provide accomodations for approximately 100 additional students. ., . ., - . 4 sh - - , rs.-J-sC'JiU'f' 'f :fr 5450-32 --1 :-:WE 'zz Before 3- ' r , ., ii- , 'Z 51. 115 ' npr. ' ,.. V X - ' , 1 ' ef. 'atrial-l - 1 P 523.555 ,f 'Ll'-1.f i,s- I ' 2 i 77' ' - 'iff -L 6 2 V ' N 'lit .1 fm --ff 1 .--'fe '- f 'rf' -' '-' ' 7,31 - .- . . P' 'Hit if A 'lf' , ,,:,. T , .:3. E'-5:1 ,-it-Ly,-,f?,5?Fvf':Eff?? 1'i.'rwgrfi I . - '1 i'f1'w- 'f'1'u. :A ' -- ' , A . X -4 -I-- ffb'-J 1-iff' . , . Q A: ,Y -' ,.., ...,.,.- , . --f . ff ' -s afe: and after. 186 I 'fl 5 r ..l A The trailers provide all the comforts of home. 5 . wr. r-,:. ,fg- . 111.5 'N 'In Who's been using my Safeguard? inquires Malcolm -ii Gaines. Renetta Huff takes advantage of some of her spare time. 187 MAR THA RANDOLPH HALL Named after the daughter of Thomas Jefferson, Martha Randolph Hall was originally built as part of a state facility for the underprivileged. It served this purpose for almost thirty years until Clinch Valley College was founded in 1954. Randolph Hall was ori- ginally used as a faculty office building and lounge. In the early sixties, with the expansion of the campus, it was used solely as a dormitory for women. It houses thirty-five women students. 188 'P.-- T l- ,Mi 1 N S X Ziff ff ff ' CR OCKE TT HALL Crockett Hall, named in honor of Samuel Crockett, a founder of Clinch Valley College, was used as the main building when Clinch Valley opened in 1954. As the college has expanded, Crockett has become the men's dorm. Built in the l920's, Crockett was most recently renovated during the summer of 1977. Currently housing thirty-five men, it is the only campus housing facility to host twenty-four hour open dorm. K I -.fi .,. 'QAM COMM U TERS Approximately 7076 of Clinch Valley College students commute. Their varied home lives and daily traveling enable them to contribute to Clinch Valley classes in a way qualitatively differ- ent from their dorm-dwelling colleagues. They face daring coal trucks, pot holes, and Southwest Virginia winter roads in their pursuit of an educa- tion. CVC commuters make a unique contribu- tion to the Clinch Valley community that is wor- thy of special note. 'X-.I '- --' ' , , l l Jeff Eller is glad it's the end of another day of classes, ,... '. X ' x 1 . Y I I ' I ' 2 -. VR x ' X xx -.. 'W .N 1 -4 52141 MD ,dex 52 13 -1 'TJ-5 fH4JtL L.-11, 'flh'-ffi' L fm , . P 5. 7 Y 'Q A Q h -' - I, ' IA W . -iggik. Q -.At-' Aj' by :I EV . v, Q' ,.. -, 1 . W. 4, Q. F, ,i'QI.,,, :KA-l-.4 .1 -- , I. inf! all lfnjvsfy, f-E1 If h, 5,gL,s,.w 1 'jf iguiwig -:Hi ,yn '.,' I fl! 5-3 W 1 - 'I - .ww .1 .'.. G -199 -V 'Tl' 'Zig-,. .-95 -hit' --.W F V T, 9' w '7 .2 - 'n r' 1 wi,-,,. ,IJ . .1 J-5 fm 4. .mg . '- 1 if -1 7 . -ff ,,v f 1. f ' 'f?, ,ff rl 4' U: 5 ' , gg' , , , V '. ff -I , '..-' V- lg vgfln, ' l fa 1 - , X , .- . , . J I ll - - 9 ,L . 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HELEN JZ NANCYS GIFTS RICHLANDS VA Hallmark cards party accessor1es 17031 964 5640 3 3 Best Snack Bar in Town 212 The only name you need to know for HEATING COOLING ELECTRIC WORK MOBILE HOME SERVICE 8a PARTS Call 679-3093 Norton, VA of CLIN TWOOD SEWING IQ ELECTRONICS HAIR UNLIMITED Domestlcs Dlscover AppalacIzi1aiQ'z?treeg65-1782 N We bring varzegg Q hfe Ladzes Sportswear Toys Statmnery Candy Arts and Crafts Pet Supphes A t t Housewares Office Supplres Cosmetzcs PARK A VE Sears . . .WHERE AMERICA snors COEBURN 395-3355 NOR TON - WISE COEBURN Shoes Fa br1c NOR TON 679-2020 MAIN ST Hours Mon-Sat 9-9 Sun I2 6 We hm B E N Both Of You BARBER SHOPfMEN S HAIR STYLES MARTY SHOPPING CENTER 395 6393 I I N K M . . . I . . I O . . 0 u omo ive 0 Fashion Accessories O 0 . . 0 . . . O . . ' 9 VISA Mastercbarge 213 LEE FORD INC ru n SALES T Q SERVICE JACK EVANS USED CAR MGR HIS 62 HER SHOP POUND VIRGINIA 796-4406 WILLARD BAYS MGR NEW CAR MGR PHONE 546-1333 RANDAL. EVANS PENNINGTON GAP VA. HIS ONLY NOR TON SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER NOR TON VIRGINIA , C 24 Hour Wrecker Service-Genuine Ford Parts s EDGAR R. B RITI' PATRICK L. L EAST JACKSON STREET GATE CITY VIRGINIA 24251 PHONE: Wosy 33613561 AFTER 6 P.M. 47033 ssezssaz OGGANS Athletics Unlimited TOWN N TWEED BRISTOL VA. KINGSPORT TENN. 7 BIG STONE GAP, VA. Featurmg THE GE TTIN PLA CE WRANGLER OOEB URN VIRGINIA Jeans and tops 395 6518 I 214 THE COUNTRY COUPLE QUALITY CLOTHES FoR MEN AND vvolvlEN MAIN STREET WISE VA Phone 328-9404 THE FASHION CORNER FRONT Sz HIGH STREET COEBURN VA PERSONAL SERVICE IN FASHION B AIGNER ADIDAS f --eww 404 Me Lum WWA, C eburn Norton a. 24273 featuring and C.C.C. SPORTING GOODS A.B. COUCH COEBURN VIRGINIA 395-3060 FUNK DRILLING C0 INC Complete Water Systems Installed COEBURN VIRGINIA 24230 PHONE 395-3392 900 PARK AVE. NORTON VA. 679-2100 K C Store 5 A REALTORS ' f 948 PARK AVE g I NORTON, VA g,.',Ip Phone. I 679-2950 BAILEY5' '12 2 ,M t,xt Troggs Z i'll:g::sFish 5 A W I. 'F Grooming 82 I A., 528 PARK AVE. NORTON, VA. Boarding Needs The SOLE SHACK PICK AND PA Y MARKET Shoes - Gloves - Belts - And Other Owners: LEATHER GOODS BY AIGNER JAMES NELSON RAY S RO MAIN STREET POUND, VA 24279 POUND, VIRGINIAT UTH Sficliing To 5 ether 5,925 V 'gl Compliments 'l EE Of -4- -b ry T. ,Jif- --,rf Q' ff' 'Sf .. Cohen? T H E EOI E RS, CIUB Fully Pafne Lshnrgf -Shape h 1 Darrell Turner ' I-' ,, 1177 - 1179 216 'QC Vice Presidents ' club Member 0+-E Phone: 796-5781 or 798-4817 APACHE D CANTFIELL JR. AGENT Rt. 2 Box 553 Pound Vlrglnla 24279 EMPIRE sHAs1'A NODTON TRAVEL CENTER 919 EAs'r PARK AVE. THE POST The area s Best News And Advertising Media since 1890 EDITOR: BILL HENDRICK BIG STONE GAP VA. ADDISON M STALLARD SALES SERVICE E-Z LIFT HITCHEB - CAREFREE AWNINGS 9 P kA 679340l . -. 2 7 R 519 oeo PHONE ' RING COAL CO LAMBERTS BOX 296 PHARMACY COEBURN VIRGINIA C PHONE 395-2281 Y suns mam 135 C 'Im I A , INSURANCI -I I J. . , 5 HJ ,. -Cf-- Represenfahve 'luvxcm tl' 38 ar venue Pho Norion Vnrglnla 423 ormez 679-2127 Home aes-3029 N A T I O N W I D E I N S U R A N I 0 1 , Q GLIZNNS FINER HOMES 218 WES TM ORELA ND COAL COMPANY S tonega Division Congratulations to Clinch Valley College 's 1 9 79 GRADUATING CLASS 1 V NK X Telephone 679-0212 81 679-0213 517 Park Avenue, S. W. PIZZA INN NORTON VA. We have a feeling you're going to like us ' -,C Witt Motor Company, Inc. CAMPUS BOOKSTORE Books Kc School Supplies Clothing Magazines Art Supplies Records Speczal Orders Welcome COME BY AND BROWSE 220 N 1 GOOD FOOD COEBURM VA. 395-2083 , ' , ' ggi? S -f V I if - gr, ' Y? . 1 - . gl ' 4. 0 4 1 , f' 292, ' 1' -A' ',. A --QQ. fs, W' , ' ' ' 1... 4, N fig 19 f 1' - X. 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Y 3 1 'H 5 f K. ,a ,,l 2.-2 N 0 R T 0 N Compiws ONE HOUR CLEANERS D3HN611i9 SEVENTH STREET -:- NORTON, VIRGINIA Dress Shop CON GRA TULA TI ONS NOR TON I Jr. and Misses Dresses Lots of Denim GRAD UA TES wwf S Q cya ewe ew 6,28 0 A Omg , x otfon Uzgcnca Dime 679 1161 ' I BLACK DIAMOND FOOD az GAS - NO. 4 SQDEN 7 DA YS A WEEKg 7am-12pm - NOR TON SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER 224 I Shop at your friendly Kroger 7am-12pm Seven days a week NOR TON SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER FLAT GRP MINING- Quality ' Metallurgical, Stoker and Steam Coals DIXIANA 11233533113 573331 FLAT GAP MINING COMPANY X ,cr '1iHuvf-25? K I I a 225 E UD I-1 o -CI o cd an E-' 'J-I C3 an 'D 5 'O-I VJ I OO IN G5 v-1 Z CV LT-4 1 1 1 fa Z f SPECIAL THANKS To Man Foo Yee who contnbuted much tlme and work to the 1979 OUTPOST Hls photographs appear throughout the book and he proved to be a lrfesaver on many occaslons To Pat Roller Delame Martm and Mlchael Harrls who spent many long hours workmg at their prospectlve Jobs In turn they made my job easier and the book much better To Patty Payne Johnny Shupe Leslle Cunmffe J ean Maler Chuck Hyland Pat Roller and Man Foo Yee for thexr hard work and company on those late deadlme mghts Work went alot qulcker knowmg I could depend on all of you Thank you for bemg great staff members, as well as great frlends I guess that just about does It The 1979 OUTPOST IS f1n1shed Its been qulte an experlence for me I hope that the Staff and I have succeeded m brmgmg you an overall vrew of Clmch Valley College Thanks and good luck to all of you 07U1.0L- 9 - 1 1 a 9 V 9 v K 227 A 1' . .,.I .J ,I A.. , , iz,- ,- K. 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