Ervinton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nora, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1972 volume:

by The Senior Class of Ervinton High School Nora, Virginia Vol. 21 1 FOREWORD I We proudly present to you, our fellow classmates, your 1972 PIONEER. Travel with us through these few pages and see your memories . . . hopes . . . dreams . . . ambitions . . . headaches . . . failures. This was our high school. May this book keep the marvelous memories; and may it draw your friends, who were very dear, close to you after you leave Ervinton High School. As we live today, this book will live for us as we get older. The book will be remembered when we are forgotten. To all who made this yearbook possible, our sponsors, staff, faculty, and many others, we wish to express our deepest thanks. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 3 Administration 5 Faculty 9 Seniors 13 In Memoriam 31 Juniors 33 Sophomores 37 Freshmen 41 Underclassmen 47 Organizations 53 Activities 61 Sports 79 Candid s 93 Advertisers 103 I .1 1 DEDICATION AMELIA RASNICK In gratitude to Mrs. Amelia Rasnick for her many years of cheerful service to Ervinton High we dedicate this issue of the Pioneer. Mel began her service to Ervinton High School in the mid-thirties as cook in the old high school building which was converted to the present elementary school. When the new high school building was opened in 1955, Mel came along to be sure that everyone had a chance to enjoy a nourishing, home-cooked meal of unforgettable goodness. In her years of association with us she has seen many students come and go, each of whom has been more than just a face and a name. They have been of individual interest to her because they have been one of her family. Although she is now retired, and is at school only when a substitute is needed in the kitchen, she is not forgotten by students or faculty. So, Mel, as we take leave of Ervinton High School we sincerely hope your remaining years may be full of health and happiness . 3 THESE PEOPLE HELP PROVIDE A PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE FOR EVERYONE. SHIRLEY MULLINS Head Cook MAE RASNICK Cook FAYE GREENE Cook LANIS TAYLOR Custodian PHYLLIS S. RINGLEY Secretary 4 w We the Class of 1972 would like to take this opportunity to offer our thanks and appreciation to Mr. Kenneth M. Smith who has been our principal since we began high school. He has proven to be a real friend to each senior. He has al- « ways offered a helping hand in solving our problems and advised us properly. We are fortunate to have spent five years under his capable direction. Again, we say Thanks! 6 MR. FARRELL SUTHERLAND As our time at Ervinton High School rapidly draws to a close, we pause briefly to think of the friends we leave behind. One member and administrator, who is always willing to devote his time and efforts to the interest of his students. His thoughts are always centered around others instead of himself, and his devo- tion and dedication to his profession and to the welfare of his students will be well remembered by all who have known him. For faithfulness, dependability, and integrity, the annual staff, speaking on behalf of the student body, with deep appreciation would like to say thanks for the opportunity of having known such a person. Thank you, Mr. Farrell Suther- land . 7 OUR GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT JESS. B. LOCKHART B.S., E.T.S.U. BILLIE S. CRUM B.S., M.A. , E.T.S.U. The duties of a Guidance Department are very numerous. The Guidance D irectors must be willing to listen to the students, they must help the student, during high school, to decide upon the courses that will be of the most benefit to him in his post-graduate years. They must be well informed concerning our colleges and universities and they must inform the student about what these institutions of higher learning have to offer to him as an individual. They must keep abreast with ( the employment system of our nation and they must help the student to choose his cor- rect position in this complex society. They must understand the student, his abihties and ambitions: they must look upon each student as a challenge and say, I hope I can help him rise to the top! We are proud to say the Guidance Department at Ervinton High believe and prac- tice all of the above. 8 MR. HARRY ARRINGTON B.S., E.T.S.U. Geography MR. A. F. BREEDING B.A., L.M.U. French English MISS BILLIE COLLEY B .S. , Radford Algebra Math MR. HANSEL FLEMING B.S. , E.T.S.U. Business Math Economics General Business Government MRS. LOUELLA GREEAR B .S. , Radford English MR. JIMMY HAWKINS B.S. , E.T.S.U. English Speech MR. JULIUS HAYES B.S. , Berea M.S. . V.P.l. Chemistry Science MR. MANSEL LaFORCE B.S., E.T.S.U. Drivers Ed. Phys. Ed. 10 MR. THELMER McCLANHAN B.M.E, , V. C. Chicago Band MISS EULA MULLINS B.S., E.T.S.U. Library Science MR. VILOUS MULLINS B.S., E.T.S.U. Annual Staff History MR. JACKIE PHIPPS B.S., E.T.S.U. Phys. Ed. MR. R. V. POTTER B.S., E.T.S.U. Biology Science MISS GLENDA RASNICK B.S. , Radford English MRS. HELEN RIDDLE B.S., E.T.S.U. Phys. Ed . MR. GENE ROSE B.S., E.T.S.U. Agriculture I MR. RONALD SHORTT B.A., Washington and Lee Algebra Math MRS. BETTY SKEEN B.S. , Radford Office Practice Shorthand Typing MR. IVORY STEFFEY B.S., Tenn. Wesleyan History Sociology Drivers Ed . MR. LARRY SUTHERLAND B.S., E.T.S.U. Government History MISS JoANN SWINDALL | B .S . , Radford | Home Economics ( I MR. PRESTON VANCE B.S., E.T.S.U. ; Clerk Typist Typing NOT PICTURED MR. CARLOS SHORTT B.S. , University of Tennessee General Mechanics 12 r V.V ! SEATED: Susan Dameron, Vice President; Edith Johnson, President. STANDING, Left to Right: Kathy Vance, Student Council Rep.; Dean Compton, Student Council Rep,; Henry Sutherland, Reporter; Anita Rose, Secretary. It DAVID RICHARD ADKINS CLIFFORD DARRELL BOYD RONALD DEAN BRANSCOME DENNIS LEE BURKE 14 PATRICIA ELENE CASTLE ROBERT LEE CHAFFIN LOUIS DEAN COMPTON MARVIN COUNTS GAIL CRESS LARRY RONALD CULBERTSON SUSAN GAIL DAMERON DEBORAH ELIZABETH DEEL 15 JUDY QUEEN DEEL CASSIE EDWARD DOOLEY KENNETH EDWARD DOTSON DANNY CLAY EGGARS ED NORA MARIE ELLIS ELVIS RONNIE FIELDS KAY FLEMING LOIS ANN FRENCH 16 JAMES LOUIS GIBBS DORIS GENE GIBSON JOSEPH LEE GREER FRANKIE GULLEY BETTY JEAN HILLMAN SHARON ANN HILLMAN MACEL RAY HOLBROOK BOBBI KAREN HRONYETZ 17 DORIS GAY JOHNSON MARGARETTE EDITH JOHNSON PATRICIA GAIL JOHNSON GINGER ALLEN JOHNSON JIMMY DARRELL JOHNSON JOHNNY LAWRENCE JOHNSON 18 CARTER LEE KEITH TRESSA DIANNE KERR COVEY ARNOLD KISER LAQUITA LYNN KISER ROBERT KISER ZANDRA LYNN LEE JUDY LARGE NADINE LITTLE 19 MIKE LITTON CLARA DIANE LONG JACK DREW McCAR TY PATRICK JOSEPH McF ADDIN MICHAEL HAROLD McMILLAN SIDNEY McMILLAN ROBERT JAMES MEADE JIMMY RAY MULLINS 20 KATHY LAVONNE MULLINS KENNETH LARRY MULLINS WADE LEE MULLINS WANDA LOU NEECE GEORGE ALLEN O ' QUINN DEBORAH LYNN PHILLIPS LONNIE VANCE PHILLIPS CLARENCE DAVID PRATER 21 HARRIET STAMPER RASNICK PHIL GARRETT RASNICK PAUL REYNOLDS CECIL DAVID ROBBINS ANITA JOAN ROSE DOUGLAS ALLEN ROSE LILLIE GAY ROSE ROBERT GLENN ROSE 22 RONALD FRAN ROSE A VIKKI ANN ROSE LEO TIVIS SAWYERS STEVE SHORTT CLYDE SLUSS CARL DEAN SMITH GARY WAYNE SMITH MARION SMITH 23 BRENDA ST ALLARD BRENDA LOU STANLEY DELLA JANE STANLEY DORIS JEAN STANLEY ELIZABETH ANN STANLEY HARRISON STANLEY 24 HENRY JAMES SUTHERLAND JAMES MILTON SUTHERLAND MICHAEL SUTHERLAND SAMMY LEE SYKES TOMMY CHARLES THOMAS BILLY TURNER DARRELL RAY TURNER DOROTHY ANN TURNER 25 MARY KATHERINE VANCE WILLIAM KENNETH WELLMAN QUEEN ESTELLA WHITTAKER BELITA KATHERYNE WILLIAMS NOT PICTURED James French Lonnie Neece Sharon Tiller 26 The moment we ' ve all been waiting for. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MR. and MISS SENIOR Mary Katherine Vance is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Vance. Kathy plans to attend Radford College for her education. Jack Drew McCarty is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mc- Carty. Jack plans to attend Southwest Virginia College and then on to E. S. T. U. for the remainder of his education. 27 FRIENDLIEST Harriet Rasnick - James Gibbs NEATEST Anita Rose - David Prater MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Edith Johnson - Ronnie Fields MOST ATHLETIC MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Ginger Johnson - Ronnie Fields Brenda Stanley - Dean Compton MOST STUDIOUS Deborah Phillips Billy Wellman 29 y MOST COOPERATIVE Judy Deel - Jimmy Johnson BEST ALL AROUND Gay Rose - Mike McMillan Good luck, Graduates! BEST LIKED Betty Johnson - Leo Sawyers 30 IN MEMORIAM MACK LEWIS LONG July 5, 1946-June 9 , 1970 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Burney (Bear) Long Graduated from Ervinton High School May 28 , 1965 Played basketball 1963-1965 All District End-1963 THE WORLD I FACE At last the day came that found my graduating class assembling for our graduating ceremony. Amid the hustle and confusion we finally got into a somewhat shabby fonna- tion and waited for the processional to begin. My nerves were vibrating with the ex- citement of what was happening, yet I was not completely aware of my surroundings. As the graduating class began slowly moving into the auditorium, my mind was ponder- ing the big question - After Graduation, what next? I distinctly remember passing through the doors, but there 1 seemed to be caught up in a sudden whirlwind which caught our class up in its swirling movements and carried us high into the air and scat- tered us in many directions. As 1 was about to fall from the clutches of this fading force I found myself enclosed in a crystal-clear bubble, gently and safely floating through the brilliant sunshine from above, while shouts of joy and laughter and song warmed my soul like the warmth of the sun. As I glanced downward I realized my bub- ble was descending into a thick, heavy fog blotting out the sunshine, the joyous sounds giving way to sounds of anger and despair. My eyes quickly adjusted to the dim light but 1 was cold and filled with fear as 1 bumped along among a teeming throng of hu- manity. 1 was a stranger in a vast world of the miserable, but an occasional familiar face glanced my way through eyes that reflected the sorry plight of those who had lost these miserable people. Some reached out toward me with hands bent on doing me harm, others offered me strong drinks, some spat upon me and tried to kick my bubble to pieces. As 1 tried to mingle with the crowd cop, deceitful politicians, forgers, murderers, drug addicts, alcoholics, the prostitute, the rapist, false prophets and a multitude so great no man could count. An angry crowd threw my bubble high into the air and 1 noticed a shadow on the bottom of it . 1 looked up to see what caused the shadow and 1 saw a bright light shin- ing through the thick smog which drew my bubble quickly upward into a world of light. Here my bubble began to transform itself into a floating platform. As I began to ap- proach the source of this light 1 saw a numberless multitude of all races, and tongues, singing America the Beautiful, which gave way to the beautiful hymns of our moun- tain churches. Here indeed was the world of honest people, from the lowly street cleaner to the highest office in the land. 1 was spellbound by the harmony and beauty of this magnificent land. As 1 was approaching a huge building I heard a voice call my name and say, Come, the hour is here for you to take your place among us, for you are one of Us. As 1 approached a locked door, a hand held out a small package to me and said, Here is your key, and your assignment. Go find your place. 1 reached out to receive the package when 1 suddenly realized 1 was on stage re- ceiving my diploma and a small Bible, which 1 gratefully accepted. With this vision deeply embedded in my mind 1 said good-by to my fellow classmates, and walked from the building, without a single backward glance, confident 1 would soon find my rightful place in a wonderful land. 32 JUNIORS Kiser, Cappi; Pres. Neece, Roger; V. Pres. Long, Mary; Sec. Sperrow, Paul; Treas. Mays, Debbie; Reporter Chaffin, Brenda; SCR Collins, Gene; SCR Amburgey, Stephen Bailey, Robert Baker, Gary Castle, Regina Charless, Ronnie Colley, Holiday Compton, Timothy Counts, Jerrell Counts, Sidney Dotson, Jimmy Farmer, Priscilla Fields, Sharon Fletcher, Gilda Fletcher, Ricky French, Jackie Grizzle, Patsy Gulley, Frank Picture Not Available 34 Hale, Gary Hamilton, Deborah Hill, Edgar Kiesling, Wanda Kiser, Glenn Lambert, Clay Little, Eugene Little, Peggy Long, Deborah Martin, Larry McCowan, Allen McCoy, Deborah Meade, Chester Meade, Danny Mullins, Deborah Mullins, Doyle Mullins, Kathy Newberry, Kenneth Patton, Richie Patton, William Phillips, Charlotte Phillips, Claude Phillips, Franklin Powers, Tony 35 Pruitt, Mitzi Rasnick, Jeannie Riddle, Norma Rose, Robert Sawyers, Gregory Shortt, Scarlett Silvers, Elizabeth Steffey. Jane Tiller, Susan Turner, Pansy White, David Williams, Ricky Jr. 36 Give it the best you’ve got today and you will have a better tomorrow. OPHOMORES Dura Chaffin (President) Eddie Riner (Vice President) Karen Hamilton (Sec . -Treasurer) Norman Whisenhunt (Reporter) Julia Lambert (Student Council) Darvis Richardson (Student Council) Boyd, Oliver Brooks, Dennis Carico, Connie Carico, Jola Colley, Richard Compton, Barry Counts, lessee Dabbs, Mark Delaney, Larry Dooley, Mary Edwards, George Edwards, Vickie Fields, Eddie French, Nancy French, Sharon Gilmore, Mancy Goode, Bruce Goode, ' David 38 Goode, Elizabeth Greene, Kay Greer, Connie Hearl, Glenn Holbrook, Jean Johnson, Betty Johnson, Dennie Johnson, Teresa Kiser, Archie Kiser, David Kiser, Glenda Lee, Harold Lee, Glennis Lewis, Linda Madere, Dean Martin, Linda McCoy, Sidney McCoy, William McMillan, Gail Moore, Randy Mullins, Joseph Mullins, Johnny Mullins, Sandra Mullins, Tommy 39 Murphy, Ricky Nash, Teresa Neece , Janice Neece, Kathy Rasnick, Roger Rasnick, Ven Ray, Terry Rose, Nancy Rose, Randall Silvers, Steve Skeens, Tommy Slemp, Janice Sloan, Nancy Smith, Joey Stanley, Scottie Stout, Billy Sweeney, Jerry Turner, Rita Vance, Walter Wellman, Lassie White , J ames Whittaker, Brenda Witt, David Yates, Jeffery 40 Monica Wolford ( President) Sue Dotson (Vice President) Tony Gibbs (Sec. -Treasurer) Linda Phillips (Reporter) Retha Fletcher J ack Wellman (Student Council Rep.) Artrip, Debbie Austin, Janice Bailey, Teddy Bond, Doris Brook, Danny Bruner, Areatha Bmner, Mickey Burkett, Nancy Burkett, Sammy Chaffin, Paul Chaffin, Regina Christian, Harry Compton, Rodney Counts, Cathy Counts, Pauelina Counts, Vada Culbertson, Darrell Culbertson, Farrell Davidson, Fonnie Edwards, Pamela 42 Eggers, Kathy Farmer, Shelia Fields, Deobrah Fields, Lois Fleming, Harold Gibson, Christine Gibson, Dorthea Greene, Betsy Hale, Robin Harrison, Deborah Herndon, Geraldine Hill, Jerry Holbrook, Joe Holbrook, James Howard, Dimple Jackson, Steve Johnson, Thelma Keene, Larry King, Kenneth Kiser, Barry Kiser, Vicky Knowles, Vinson Lambert, Deborah Lee, Eliza Lee, Ella Leftwich, Ellis Little, Kathy Litton, Teresa Long, Connie McCowan, Charlotte 43 McGowan, Sandra McMillan, Roy Marshall, Larry Mays, Paul Moore, Preston Moore, Ronnie Mullins, Linda Mullins, Marie Mullins, Tina Parsons, Deborah Patton, Jeanie Patton, Scotty Perrigan, Gay Phillips, Helen Phillips, Lois Rasnick, Gala Rasnick, Martha Rasnick, Teresa Ray, Jenette Reedy, Dennis Ritchie, Denny Rose, Randy Rose, Wade Sexton, Patricia Sexton, Peggy Silvers, Debra Sloan, Ella Smith, Randy Stallard, Phillis Stallard, Richard 44 Stamper, Benjamin Stanley. Linda Stevens, Rosetta Sutherland, Ralph Sutherland , Robert Taylor, Brenda Turner, Carlton White, Terry White, Vernon Woods, Rex OTHER FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED: Bailey, Carl Wayne Bond, Mickey Gulley, Billy Hale, Lonnie Jenkins, Randy Keith, Leslie Perrigan, William Phillips, Gerald Phillips, Kenneth Prater, John Rose, Wayne 45 IF YOU ARE OUT OF STEP WITH THE BIG DRUMS, YOU ARE LISTENING TO THE WRONG DRUMMER, We have no idea what the future holds for us, but we all know who holds the future in his hands. Some of us have already made up our minds as to what course in life we wish to follow: some are undecided and still there are others among us who are content just to drift along and accept whatever fate hands out. As we look back over our earlier days in elementary school, we can not help but pause in our reflections long enough to wonder about our former classmates who are no longer with us. Since we are only Freshmen, we have much more to look forward to than what we have left behind us; however, it makes us wonder about how many of our present class will walk up to claim a diploma three years from now. So, come on gang, let ' s get with it and go after that diploma; then we can walk out of here with more confidence that our lives will be full of meaning and not as empty as this hallway. 46 f JUNIOR HIGH President - Mona Rasnick Vice-President - Cathy McCowan Secretary - Billy Slemp Reporter - Grade Lasseck Student Council - Allen Yates Student Council - Paul Slamp Patrick Addington David Austin Randall Bailey Ann Beavers Jerry Boyd Joseph Boyd Bryan Breeding Terry Brooks David Carlton Dennis Castle Earl Castle Mike Castle Nancy Castle Kathy Chandler Danny Charles Kathy Charles Ricky Collins Sandra Cooper O . A . Counts Rosie Counts Shelia Counts Donna Deel 48 Rachel Duncan Rhonda Duncan Linda Duty Perry Fraley Ella French Eva French Wayne French Phyllis Gibson Gail Greene Susan Greene Tommy Greene Mickie Greer Michael Gulley Carlos Hale Molly Hale Kathy Hammons Brenda Hill Deborah Hill Gary Hill Scotty Hill George Holbrook Ruby Holbrook Shelia Howard Ernest Huff Reba Jenkins Ricky Jenkins Patricia Jessee Ronnie J essee Ronald Kieth Douglas Kennedy 49 Robert Kennedy Margaret Kiesling Evelyn Kiser Rodney Kiser Ruby Knoskie Regina Lambert Debra Lee Randall Lee Jeffery Litton Jeffery Long Maris Lothery Eugene Marshall Larry Marshall Judy Martin Tho mas Martin Patricia Mayes Debbie McClellan Rita McCowan Ernest McCoy Harold McCoy J erry McCoy Shelia McCoy Eddie Mitchell Eddie Moore Ervin Moore Corine Mullins Eugene Mullins Janice Mullins Scotly MuUins Susan Mullins 50 Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Charlie Neece Laura Neece Roy Perrigan David Phillips Deborah Phillips Marvin Phillips Ronnie Phillips W. C. Phillips Donald Powers Nina Price James Pruitt Reba Rasnick Paula Reynolds Jeffrey Robinson Carloyn Salyers J effery Salyers Regina Sawyers David Sloan Kendall Sperrow Regenald Stallard Donnie Stanley Elizabeth Stanley Johnny Stanley Rebecca Stanley Anthony Stevens Larry Stevens Delores Taylor Linda Taylor J ames Taylor Clarence Whisenhunt 51 Debra White Philip Yates Sandra York OTHER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS NOT PICTURED Sharon Austin Kathy Cooper Marcella Counts Jay Dingus Glenda Hall Janet Hammons Barbara Honaker Judy Kiser Jonas McCoy James Moore Ricky Neece John O ' Quinn Teresa Snipes Debbie McMillan This eighth grade class proves history can be interesting and fun. This group says that lunch is even more fun. F.F.A. President Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Reporter — Eddie Riner Barry Compton Larry Delaney • Roger Rasnick Sharon French F.T.A. President Vice President Sec. -T teas. Student Council Rep. - Edith Johnson - Kathy Mullins — Penny Farmer Tommy Thomas 54 F.H.A. President — 1st Vice President - - 2nd Vice President - Secretary — Treasurer Reporter Chaplain Historians Song Leaders Student Council Rep. — Norma Riddle - Debbie Mays — Debbie Long Mary Long Debbie Hamilton - Teresa Johnson - - Janice Slemp - Scarlett Shortt Brenda Chaffin JudyDeel Pansy Turner Debbie Deel F.B.L.A. President Harriet Rasnick Vice President Clara Long Sec.-Treas. Susan Dameron Reporter Karen Hamilton Student Council Rep. Kaye Fleming 55 BIBLE CLUB President Teresa Nash Vice President Pansy Turner Sec.-Treas. Clara Long Reporter Bitsy Carico Student Council Rep. Harriet Rasnick CREATIVE WRITING CLUB President Vice President Sec.-Treas. Reporter Student Council Rep. Ginger Johnson ■ - - - - Clara Long Janice Slemp Billy Stout Norman Whisenhunt 56 4-H CLUB President Vice President Sec .-Treas. Reporter Student Council Rep. Belita Williams ■ Gilda Fletcher ■ Regina Castle — Liz Stanley Pat Castle READING CLUB President — — - - Vice President Sec. -Treas. ■ Reporter - Student Council Rep. • - Pansy Turner Judy Deel — Liz Stanley Harriet Rasnick Judy Large 57 STUDENT COUNCIL President Steve Shortt Vice President Ronnie Fields Sec, -Treas. Norma Riddle Student Council Rep. Jack McCarty CLUB MEMBERS 1st ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: Ronnie Fields, Dean Compton, Jackie French, James Gibbs, Steve Shortt, William Williams. 2nd ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: Frank Gulley, Joe Greer, David Robbins, Tommy Thomas, Ray Holbrook, Jack McCarty. 3rd ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: James Sutherland, Chester Meade, Cliff Boyd, Oliver Boyd, Richie Patton, Ricky Adkins. LAST ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: Mike McMillan, Bill Wellman, Robert Rose, Roger Neece. President Vice President Secretary — - - James Gibbs Treasurer Kathy Mullins Reporter - - Jane Steffey ATHLETIC MONOGRAM CLUB ■ Cappi Kiser Dura Chaffin 58 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES President Vice President Sec, -Treas. R eporter Student Council Rep. - - Ray Holbrook ' - David Robbins - -Jack McCarty James Sutherland Ken Mullins NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President Vice President Sec. -Treas. Reporter Student Council Rep. - - Jack McCarty • Tommy Thomas James Sutherland - Kathy Mullins - - Edith Johnson SEATED, LEFT to RIGHT: Kathy Mullins, James Sutherland, Edith Johnson, Tommy Thomas, Jack McCarty. STANDING, LEFT to RIGHT: Penny Farmer, Susan Dameron, Butch Lambert, Gail Johnson, Debbie Long, Gene Collins, and Patsy Grizzle. Penny Farmer, President ACADEMIC E” CLUB The Academic E Club consists of those students who have A averages on all sub- jects at the end of the Semester. Susan Dameron, Vice Pres. Kathy Mullins, Sec.-Treas. Patsy Grizzle, Student Coun. 60 THE BUILDING OF THE 1970-71 PROM Time out for a pause that refreshes! ! ! Work and Play made our prom a success. Backbreaking work! 62 These people keep an eye on our fun. Just part of the fun of the prom. Friendly chatter at the Punch Bowl. Our sincere thanks goes to Miss Billie Colley for helping us make our 1971 Prom a success. 63 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 1970-71 Queen Jean Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith. King Randy Richardson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Richardson was crowned by president of Junior Class, Jack McCarty. Princess Brenda Stanley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Stanley and prince Leo Sawyers son of Mr. and Mrs. J ack Sawyers crowned by Junior Class president Jack McCarty. f 1 64 The Crowning The Prom Gets Underway 65 THE HOMECOMING QUEEN Brenda Chaffin AND HER COURT Susan Dameron Kathy Mullins Dura Chaffin Sandra McCowan Kathy McCowan Mascot, Christy Potter The Future Farmers of America should be congratulated for the fine job they did on the home- coming float. 66 Henry Sutherland has the honor of crowning Miss Brenda Chaffin as the new Homecoming Queen of 1971. The Homecoming Queen Brenda Chaffin the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Chaffin. Many people were involved in making last minute preparations of the float. 67 In Home Ec. students are taught how to sew and to choose patterns that are becoming. Today’s Fashions 68 F. H. A. members collected toys and sent them to Mountain Mission at Grundy. 69 F.T.A. BACK-TO-SCHOOL NIGHT FOR PARENTS The teachers talk while they wait for the Program to begin. FTA WONDERS PROBLEMS DR UGS HOW DO WE BRIDGE THE C-A-p Gary Smith checks F. T. A. Bulletin Board. Forestry Judging Team measures the diameter of this pole. Gene Rose stands beside the Homecoming Float. The 4-A Agriculture Class, who helped work on the Homecoming Float. 71 THE ERVINTON HIGH BAND , - . This is the E.H.S. Rebel Rouser Band under the direction of Mr. Thelmer McClanaham. h: ;.i Irr; 1 u The Rebel Rouser Band in the E Formation which was seen during many of our Football halftime shows. The Rebel Rouser Majorettes LEFT to RIGHT: Regina Chaffin, Cappi Kiser, and Dura Chaffin. 72 The Rebel Rousers Band marches at Haysi Christmas Parade. 73 DEBBIE MULLINS 74 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS IN ACTION ! ! ! JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SANDRA McCOWAN REGINA LAMBERT JEANNIE PATTON LINDA MULLINS DEBBIE LAMBERT KAREN HAMILTON 75 Mr. Mullins, our Sponsor THE 1972 PIONEER” ANNUAL STAFF Gary Smith, Editor Susan and Darrell at work Editor - Gary Smith Business Mgr. - Wade Mullins Photographer - James Sutherland Sports Editor - Robert Rose 76 Robert, Gary, and James work on Sports Pat and Lois typed some pages for the annual. Some at work and some at play. Just leaving. 77 Seniors made several field trips this year which were en- joyed by everyone. Here we see Mr. Larry Sutherland’s class entering the June Tolliver House at Big Stone Gap, Virginia, reliving the past at Cumberland Museum at Clintwood, and enjoying the present at John Flannagan Dam, 78 ATHLETICS This is our 1971 Track Team which finished in a tie for 4th place in the Lonesome Pine District Track Meet last year. The members of the team are; FIRST ROW: Randy Richardson, James Gibbs, William Williams, Danny Meade, Barry Compton, Joe Greer, Ricky Williams. SECOND ROW: Leo Sawyers, Dean Compton, Jack Johnson, Richie Patton, Ronnie Fields, Paul Sperow, Clifford Boyd, Chester Meade, Oliver Boyd, Jack McCarty, L. C. Counts, Ronnie Robbins, Danny Grizzle, and Coach Fleming. Ronnie Fields clears high jump bar. 80 This is our mile relay team of which the entire school is proud. They took 5th place in the State Track meet. The members of the team are; Dean Compton, Clifford Boyd, William Williams, Jack Johnson, Ronnie Fields, and Ronnie Robbins. Richie Patton strains to win this one. Chester Meade laps runner. Ronnie wins again! 81 Our Football Team ' s record left much to be desired, but we would like to keep in mind that we have the future yet to come. VARSITY ACTION Dean Compton gets an important tackle. 82 Clifford Boyd dives for a few yards. Rebels in Action ygs. a-r- Junior Varsity Football Team working hard at practice. 83 RETIRING LETTERMEN STEVE SHORTT DAVID ROBBINS SAMMY SYKES JACK McCARTY DEAN COMPTON JAMES GIBBS GEORGE O’QUINN RAY HOLBROOK 84 RETIRING LETTERMEN CLIFFORD BOYD JAMES SUTHERLAND JOE GREER HENRY SUTHERLAND MIKE McMillan KENNY MULLINS LEO SAWYERS RONNIE HELDS 85 ERVINTON HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1971 DATE OPPONENT PLACE Sept. 3 Pound Home Sept. 10 Lebanon Away Sept. 17 Norton Away Sept. 24 Clintwood Home Oct. 1 St. Paul Home Oct. 15 Coeburn Away Oct. 22 Twin Springs Away Oct. 29 Appalachia Away Nov. 5 Wise Away Nov. 12 Haysi Home 86 TV ' Pictured here is the 1971-1972 Ervinton High School Basketball Team. The members of the team are; Richie Patton, James Gibbs, Jimmy Dotson, Frank Gulley, Jeff Yates, Ricky Adkins, Butch Lambert, Timothy Comp ' ton, Oliver Boyd, Ronnie Fields, William Williams, and Roger Neece. This should be a fine season for the Rebel Team. The Retiring Lettermen of our Varsity Basketball Team are; Ricky Adkins, James Gibbs, and Ronnie Fields. 87 VARSITY ACTION Butch Lambert scores. Against Appalachia, Pound , Coeburn. Jeff Yates fights for the ball. Frank Gulley gets in his two points. Ricky Adkins takes a shot. James Gibbs takes a shot. Victory at Pound VARSITY ACTION Timothy Compton takes a shot over Tom Turner. 89 ERVINTON HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1971-1972 DATE OPPONENT PLACE Dec. 1 Cleveland Home Dec. 1 Norton Home Dec. 10 Pound Away Dec. 14 Powell Valley Home Dec. 17 Haysi Home Jan. 4 Appalachia Away Jan. 7 Coeburn Away Jan. 11 Clintwood Away Jan. 14 Wise Home Jan. 17 Cleveland Away Jan. 21 Norton Away Jan. 25 Pound Hom e Jan. 28 Powell Valley Away Feb. 1 Haysi Away Feb. 4 Appalachia Home Feb. 8 Coeburn Home Feb. 11 Clintwood Home Feb. 15 Wise Away 1 1 90 Pictured here is the 1971-1972 Ervinton High School Junior Varsity Basketball Team. The members of the team are; Ven Rasnick, Bruce Goode, Jack Wellman, Mancy Gilmore, Rodney Compton, Barry Kiser, Sammy Burket, Dennie Johnson, Robert Sutherland, Ricky Gilmore, Randy Moore, David Goode, Tony Gibbs, Steve Silvers. JUNIOR VARSITY ACTION 91 EUGENE ROSE OUR COACHING STAFF 1971-1972 MANSEL LaFORCE R, V. POTTER HANSEL FLEMING 92 Gee! Look out. ' 75 Smile Mickie. Robert looks at the trophies. Having a good time. Who me! LOVE??? I use Pepsodent. 93 Here is where a great opportunity awaits Ginger Hensley arranges a Customers hair We hope to build a solid future with masonry First year electricity class learns the basic it takes practice to style hair like this, fundamentals 94 Harrison Stanley watches David Prater and James French put the final touches on a power board. George O’Quinn and Clifford Boyd begin to use power equipment. Body and fender class Automechanic class holds much interest Mr. Rakes gives Jimmy Mullins tips on using a power jointer. The girls listen carefully as Mrs. Commins lectures to health class. Teaching, Learning, Work and Play are very important at Erv inton 96 Odd moments through the camera ' s eye PATIENTS Flabbergasted” HELPING Discouraged Surprised 97 NEW SOCKS??? Can he be that anxious to Man, This Is Slick! ! start the day 98 We Got em . . . We Got em! ! ! JUMP BALL Big Sam WAITING TO GET CLASS RINGS Ready for Senior Trip BIG SIS will take up for me CHEAT ! Who Me??? 99 Here ' s another one skipping class Get those dishes clean! Mr. Hawkins . . . Alias . . . Red Fox CHEESE Just a friendly conversation 100 This United States Flag was presented to our school on January 11, during the half- time of the Ervinton-Clintwood Basketball game by United States Senator William Spong. The Flag, which has flown over the United States Capitol, measures five feet by eight feet. Holding the Flag are Steve Shortt and James Sutherland. Old Glory 101 Land of the giant’s Lunch Line this way Raising the flag « g r-| F 1 N Monday Morning Blahs 102 ADVERTISERS COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO WRIGHT ' S HARDWARE SHELBY E. HILTON, Dealer Phone 762-241 1 St. Paul Virginia St. Paul Virginia FUGATE DRUGS STEWART PUBLISHING CO. INC. Your Walgreen Agency Drug Store Baby Goods, Cosmetics, Equipment Phone 762-3131 Printers-Publishers of the Clinch Valley Times Serving the Tri-County Area St. Paul Virginia St. Paul Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF Your SEARS CATALOG — SALES MERCHANT ST. PAUL BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. Phone 762-2391 Mfg. of Concrete, Cinder and Clinchlite Blocks Lumber and Building Material St. Paul Virginia St. Paul Virginia PORTER AUTO SALES, INC. BIG BANNER COAL COMPANY Chevrolet — Oldsmobile — Pontiac V. L. BYRD — Owner Phone 762-2551 Phone 495-663 1 St. Paul Virginia Trammel Virginia 104 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MOUNTAIN MARKET FOUR WAY GROCERY A Friendly Place To Trade Owned and Operated Phone 926-4672 Fremont Road by LYN and FRANKIE VANOVER Phone 835-6661 Clintwood Virginia Clintwood, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CLINTWOOD AUTO SUPPLY Phone 926-235 1 Clintwood LAMBERTS MOTEL AND HAYSI AUTO SUPPLY Phone 865-235 1 Haysi Clintwood, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF S W RECAPPING HUGHES AIR CONDITIONING Clintwood Virginia G. E., Lennox Heat Pumps Clintwood, Va. CONGRATULATIONS TO The Class of ' 72 COMPLIMENTS OF WEST END BARBER SHOP WESTERN AUTO Hours 8:30 to 6:00 Closed Mondays Clintwood Virginia Hair Styling after 6:00 p.m. by appointment only Clintwood, Va. 105 JOYCE ' S FLORIST LARRY and JOYCE CRABTREE P.O. Box 773 COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE Phone 926-6420 Clintwood, Virginia WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS AND WE WILL CONTINUE OUR VERY BEST EFFORT TO GIVE YOU PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE Thank You FARMERS EXCHANGE BANK Coeburn, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF Hancock lambert pharmacy For All Your Prescriptions Clintwood Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS AND FACULTY OF E.H.S. CLINCHFIELD COAL COMPANY Dante Virginia JOHNSON-MULLINS Chevrolet Chevelle Camaro Chevy II Chevrolet Trucks Oldsmobile Chevrolet — Oldsmobile, Inc. Phone 926-2491 Phone 926-2401 Clintwood, Virginia CUMBERLAND BANK AND TRUST COMPANY SERVING DICKENSON AND BUCHANAN COUNTIES MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. Clintwood, Haysi, Oakwood, and Grundy Virginia 108 PAY- SUPER MARKET Clintwood and Coeburn Dickenson and Wise County ' s Largest Discount Super Market SOFT WATER SERVICE COMPANY water softeners PAT DUFF, Owner free water water filter; test in iron filters 6 days per week your home sulphur filters at any Phone 796-3271 out-of-town — call-collect time Pound Virginia 109 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CLINTWOOD INSURANCE HERMAN ' S BARBER SHOP AGENCY McClure Ave. Clin+wood, Va. Clintwood, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF FOUR WAY SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS OF Owned and operated by CLARENCE CARTY A friendly place to Gas COLLEY FUNERAL HOME Phone 835-6158 Clintwood, Va. Clintwood, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF BENJAMIN F. SUTHERLAND COMPLIMENTS OF MODERN HARDWARE and FURNITURE COMPANY Your TRUE VALUE Store Clintwood, Va. Phone 926-6501 Clintwood, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF J and J SUPER MKT. MOUNTAIN FORD Phone 926-252 1 Clintwood, Va. Clintwood, Va. 110 COMPLIMENTS OF FAMILY CIRCLE CAFE Home-Made Donu+s Short Orders Phone 835 9924 Clinchco, Virginia PEOPLES BANK OF POUND Pound Come in and visit our entirely new remodeled bank The Bank that Serves the People Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF MOUNTAIN FLORIST Good Luck to Seniors of E.H.S. Phone 926-2061 Clintwood, Virginia 111 McClure lumber company Wise Haysi Lebanon Be Sure With McClure” Quality Building Material Ready-Mix Concrete Plants Richlands McClure Grundy McClure Virginia DICKENSON CLINIC PHARMACY Open Monday thru Friday Saturday Sunday Clintwood Prescriptions Filled For Everyone Two Registered Pharmacists to Serve You SEVEN DAYS PER WEEK Phone 926-2861 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 9 A.M. to I P.M. 2 P .M. to 4 P.M. Virginia FLEMING TEXACO SERVICE PAYLESS We specialize in Fast Oil Changes SUPER MARKET and Grease Jobs Hwy, 83 Between Haysi and Clinchco Rt. 1 Box 138 Clinchco, Virginia WISE COUNTY ' S LARGEST COMPLIMENTS OF DISCOUNT SUPER MARKET CLEVINGER ' S CABINET SHOP Coeburn Virginia Built in kitchens and carpet Haysi Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF RIVERSIDE GROCERY GLENN ' S FINER FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES AND WE GIVE HOMES S H GREEN STAMPS Quality Mobile Homes Phone 835-2701 Norton Virginia Clinchco Virginia 113 COVEY ' S SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF STATION Philco — Ford T.V. ' S, Appliances Maytag — Hamilton Guns and Ammunition, Furniture CHESTER ROBINETTE Owner and Operator JESS NEWBERRY ' S SUPERMARKET Clinchco Virginia Haysi Virginia CLUB 83 COMPLIMENTS OF A Friendly Place where Friends meet Owned and Operated by AMONUEL O ' QUINN Haysi Virginia RAY MARTAIN GROCERY AND 2S t Car Wash Trammel Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF ADDINGTON CHEVROLET Box 460 CITY SERVICE STATION Phone 395-3333 Texaco Products Front Street Coeburn Virginia Coeburn Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MEADE ' S 5 and 10 STORE ST. PAUL INSURANCE AGENCY St. Paul Virginia St. Paul Virginia 114 CARTER HOME CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1972 Graduates of E.H.S. IMPROVEMENT. BIG CANEY WATER INC. CORPORATION COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Furniture, Appliances, Rugs and Carpeting, Draperies, Interior Decorating Accessories, Kitchens, Gifts of Distinction, Paints and Wallpaper. J. D. Fletcher — President Shirley Mullins — Vice President Janet Mays — Secretary Ruth Collins — Treasurer Clinton Bise — Maintenance Ray Dameron — Maintenance DIRECTORS: 926 541 1 Ted Bise Ray Puckett Harold Yates Lloyd Hillman Earest Rose Clarence Carty Clintwood Virginia McClure Virginia QUICK SERVICE OIL CO. Distributors of ARCO Heating Oil in Dickenson County Automatic Delivery Radio Equipped Trucks Phone 926-4674 ROCKET FUEL CO. ARCO Gasoline V HERE THE PRICE IS RIGHT CAR WASH-SERVICE ' Bristol ARCO PRODUCTS SUPPLIED BY APPALICHAIN OIL CO. Virginia COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF HOME HARDWARE MULLINS THEATER AND FURNlIUKt Phone 926-3591 Show Place of Dickenson County Phone 926-2581 Clintwood Virginia Clintwood Virginia SULLIVAN ' S RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS OF Finest in home cooked meals Fancy cakes for all occasions OLD VIRGINIA MOTEL Catering Service MR. and MRS. GLENN BARKER Managers Phone 926-6285 Phone 796-2561 IRA and RUTH SULLIVAN Owner Pound Virginia Clintwood Virginia COMPLIMENTS TAYLOR OF FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. INDIAN MARINE SALES Home of Quality Furniture Your Yamaka Motor Bike Dealer Sales and Service P.O. Box 125 Phone 762-9355 Phone 796-3431 Castlewood Virginia Pound Virginia HIS AND HER SHOP KISERS AUTO SALES First in Fashions for men and women Phone 796-4406 Datsun, Sales and Service Be wiser trade with Kiser Phone 796-201 1 Pound Virginia Pound Virginia 116 Haysi CUMBERLAND BANK AND TRUST CO. Virginia Haysi Virginia HILLTOP INN Moose Lodge Kiwannis Club Fine Foods Antiques 1J7 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MEADE ' S DEPARTMENT BOB BOND — YOUR STORE LANCE DISTRIBUTOR St. Paul Virginia Coeburn Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF FOWLER ' S BEAUTY BOWLIN FLORIST SHOP Coeburn Virginia Coeburn, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO PARAMOUNT ASSOCIATE STORE Coeburn Virginia CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS OF PICKUP AND DELIVERY SALYER ' S GROCERY Coeburn Virginia Place of Courtesy Quality and Service Trammel Virginia 118 COMPLIMENTS OF DAVE ' S DEPT. STORE Clothing for the entire family Norton Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF HUFF SEWING CENTER Sewing Machines, Vacuum Cleaners, Carpet Sweepers, Fabrics, Patterns, Notions Phone 926-6525 Clintwood Virginia Congratulations to the 1972 COMPLIMENTS OF Graduates of Ervinton High School CLINTWOOD CLUMBERLAND TIMES GARMENT COMPANY Commercial Printing of all types Clintwood Virginia Phone 926-6781 Clintwood Virginia COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF THOMAS DEPT. STORE CITY MARKET Clintwood Virginia Phone 926-3801 Clintwood Virginia NATIONWIDE COMPLIMENTS OF INSURANCE Home, Car, Life and Health SUNSET DRIVE INN BUD McCOY Good Food and Service with a smile Phone 926-5251 Phone 926 6522 Clintwood Virginia Clintwood Virginia 119 COMPLIMENTS OF COEBURN PIGGLY WIGGLY PRODUCE COMPANY MRS. LACY E. FULLER — Owner Buyers of Scrap Iron, Metals, Roots, Herbs, Ginseng, Furs and Hides St. Paul Virginia Coeburn Virginia FROSTY BOSSIE COMPLIMENTS OF Hamburger and Shakes JANES BEAUTY SHOP St. Paul Virginia McClure Virginia MA PA ' S DRIVE INN COMPLIMENTS OF Plenty of Free Parking Now Two Locations COUNTRY STEAK HOUSE No. 1 on Rt. 58, Castlewood Phone 926-6289 No. 2 on Rt. 19, Lebanon Clintwood Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS CATALOG MERCHANT C. C. and ANITA BELCHER Main Street BLACKSTONE GROCERY Phone 703-865-2741 Sun Virginia We sell everything Sears Handles Shop at Sears and Save Haysl Virginia 120 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF JENKINS BARBER SHOP HAYSI BEAUTY SHOP St. Paul Virginia Haysi Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF RATLIFF ' S JEWELRY SALYER ' S GROCERY Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches and Special Watch Bands Place of Courtesy Quality and Service Phone 865-2 1 6 1 Trammel Virginia Haysi Virginia GULF SERVICE CENTER RIFES CHEVROLET INCORPORATION Owned and Operated by: MR. and MRS. JOE RAY Phone 865-2241 St. Paul Virginia 24 hour wrecker service Haysi Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CLINCHCO SUPPLY AND HARDWARE HAYSI DOLLAR STORE Phone 835-9527 Everyday Discount Prices Haysi Virginia v. linchco Virginia 121 122 CLINCH MOTORS. INC. FORD Mustang ■ Falcon • Fairlane • Ford -Thunderbird St. Paul Virginia D. S. BUCK, INC. Texaco Fuel Oil Furnaces, Dean Tires we give S H Green Stamps Phone 762- 3221 St. Paul Virginia ANACINj ak C ' n] anxcin kK ' : K ANkClN ANACltl MicinI ANACIN ANACIN ANACIN ANACIN ANACIN ANACIN CLINCHFIELD PHARMACY JOHN J. MINAHAN, JR. Pharmacist Dante, Virginia 1 D S SUPER MARKET Clintwood WE DELIVER Virginia IMKafiu i ' ■i-. r. J;, PEOPLE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE P.O. Drawer 707 Clin+wood, Virginia Phone 926-4161 COMPLIMENTS OF Dickenson County Extension Office COMPLIMENTS OF Gary Dingus — Agriculture Louise Morley — Home Economics Charlotte Rose — Secretary Brenda Dingus — Work Study Student HAYSI HARDWARE Educational Service of Friendly Service Dickenson County and Dependability Clintwood, Virginia Haysi Virginia 123 LAMBERT ' S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 835-9574 Nora Virginia PET INCORPORATED DAIRY DIVISION 124 COMPLIMENTS OF VIRGINIA FURNITURE COMPANY General Electric Appliances Zenith Color TV POUND HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY INC. Hardware, House Furnishings Electrical Appliances Building Materials Phone 796-2141 Phone 796 231 1 or 796-2321 Pound Virginia Pound Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF POUND 66 SERVICE STATION CITIZENS DRUG Phone 926 6555 Phone 796-341 1 Clintwood Virginia Pound Virginia SUTHERLAND DEPT. STORE VALLEY DRIVE INN Gate Way to Breaks Interstate Park Haysi Phone 865-2361 Virginia Phone 865-4623 MR. and MRS. MASON ROSE Haysi Virginia PHILLIPS AUTO WHOLESALE VILLAGE MOTEL AND RESTAURANT North on 63 Rooms, Telephones — Free TV Telephone 762-8901 U.S. 58 Alt. St. Pa ul Virginia Castlewood Virginia 125 CLINTWOOD LUMBER AND SUPPLY INC. Your one stop Headquarters to all your Building Supplies McCLURE MARKET AND CANEY CREEK SWIMMING POOL Life is not . . . Luke 12:15 Life is giving CURTIS and ARKAS ADKINS Owners Clintwood Virginia Phone 835-4034 McClure Virginia O ' QUINN ' S DISCOUNT COMPLIMENTS OF STORE HUFF-COOK Good Luck to the GRADUATES OF 1972 FUNERAL HOME Pound Virginia St. Paul Virginia 126 LEE-LYNN MFG. CO. Box 65 1 Clintwood, Va. 24228 Phone 926-6990 Quality First . . . Quantity Second Owned by — ROY MULLINS D. L McClellan DICKENSON ' S SECOND MFG. JAY AND EDITH The yearbook staff would like to pause and use this space to give recognition to our many fine advertisers and friends. These people have made our dream of successful yearbook become a reality with their generous contribu- tions. Most people fail to realize the Important part these people play in the publication of an annual, but without their financial support this feat would never be accomplished. Since these people have been so kind to us, we should show our gratitude by patronizing their firms. Wade Mullins Business Manager BOOSTERS Julius Stantely Kline Powers Doris Stevens Village Texaco Sun Motors Esso Service Station St. Paul House of Fabrics St. Paul Sylvan Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Chester Robinette Austin Grocery Sit and Sip St. Paul Esso Service Station Coeburn Western Auto Haysi 127 THE WINNING TEAM . . . LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED QUALITY FINEST SERVICE CONVENIENT. MODERN STORES FREE GOLD BOND STAMPS SHOP WITH A WINNER HOME OWNED AND OPERATED Coeburn Virginia LAMBERT PHARMACY FOR FRIENDLY SERVICE Coeburn Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER FUNERAL H OME Clintwood Virginia Autograph r ■ V- . • ' V ' 4 � ij p M Tgjy . iiy •! g%ff j f