Ervinton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nora, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1986 volume:

DIONEER °8O Volume XXXV Ervinton High School Nora. Virginia 24972 We Are The World� Table of Contents | Dedication ee Opening... ee World of Activities.....................Pages 14-39 World of People..............2......... PasesAQse7 World of Sports...........:........... Pages on 7 , ...... Pages 86-109 World of Clubs.....5.,..0 55 He oes 110-136 : one Ad iS Senior Class Dedication Mrs. Billie Crum has been the guidance counselor at E.H.S. for twenty-four years. She was educated at East Tennessee State University where she received her B.A. degree in English and did her work for her master’s degree in guidance at East Tennessee State University. She has been a source of comfort and inspiration to this year’s Senior Class. THRE WORLD The world of Ervinton High School is a very special one. It is in- dependent from any town or community. Surrounded by strong, towering mountains, Ervinton High School is a world all its own. Being in this special environment, the students of E.H.S. grow to bo close friends and are loyal Rebels, standing together as one. In the year of 1986, ‘‘We Are The World” was a special song that drew peo- ple together in a cause to fight starvation in Ethiopia. The Rebels of E.H.S. are drawn together in a special cause as well. To become mature young people and to acquire their education is their cause, and the Rebels are fighting for their cause here in their special world of Ervinton High School. te ATO, saad iia AE Binding Friendshi EAN TO i bal ¢ Fun Hav oneanren eS SaGeeR OF agannh?® Bk prt THE Wo, i .S) WELCOME TO OUR WORLD OF ACTIVITIES RY Pageants, athletic events, academic competitions, forensic contests, and much more make up our world of activities. Crowning Tammy Sue Sutherland as Homecoming Queen was one highlight of this year’s activities. The float and football game Homecoming night were enjoyed as well. 15 Miss Ervinton H.8%. of 1989 Lisa Kiser, a senior at E.H.S., was crowned as Miss Ervinton H.S. of 1986. Lisa is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kiser of McClure, Virginia. Lisa is 17 years old, has light chestnut brown hair and brown eyes. Lisa is 52” and weighs 123 pounds. Lisa is in the business curriculum and plans to do secretarial work after graduation. 16 ; The pageant’s theme was “Rainbow of Beauty” us- ing streamers and balloons reflecting the rainbow on stage. The rainbow of ladies included thirteen girls in grades 10-12. The court consisted of (L-R) Shannon Rasnick, Fourth Runner-Up; Lisa Skeens, Third Runner-Up; Queen Lisa Kiser; Kendra Turner, Second Runner-Up; Paula Mayes, First Runner-Up. Lisa was both happy and excited after willing. Mrs. Tammy Kiser Fleming, the 1984 Miss E.H.S., crowned her successor! 17 Backstage Was Tense, But Friends Helped. The Miss Ervinton H.S. Beauty Pageant was held on May 25, 1985, and it was spon- sored by the N.H.S. and the Social Studies Club. (1) Cynthia Salyers helps Letitia Kilgore with her necklace. (2) Angie Phillips and Paula Mayes squeezed hands for luck. (3) Derrek Grubb and Regina Smith sang for the audience. (4) Tammy Sutherland and Rhonda Hawkins are waiting for their cues. (5) Arnelda Bruner struggles with her hair while her sister Areatha Powers, adjusts some snaps. (6) The girls wore their biggest smiles after the pageant was over. (7) Amy Yates strolls out in her second outfit for the show. (8) Derrek Grubb was the master of ceremonies. (9) The queen, Lisa Kiser, shows her excitement in the dressing room. 19 ‘““A Touch of Class” ior Prom ’85 Junior-Sen te i ae PRUE SES eam to waa A cat AAR “A Touch of Class” The Junior Class dedicated this poem to the Seniors: On winged feet the four years pass And now we honor our Senior Class. Beyond these walls, this town, this state A whole new world now lies in wait. You’ve much to learn, we’re often told Wisdom to gain before you’re old But tonight — before you turn and go Your separate ways, as well we know. Enjoy this place, these hours, this school In memory they'II return to you.” The prom was held on May 11, 1985 in the gymnasium. The gym was decorated with shades of blue floating across the ceiling and touches of silver glittered on the tables. The center of the decorations was a 12’ silver archway that couples danced under and around. 23 These Memories Were Personally Printed For You titties } f ‘ iz : : V Lisa Skeens and Brett Norris were chosen as princess and prince of the prom, and Melissa Stanley and Gary Willis were selected as queen and king of the 1985 Junior-Senior Prom. The Sponsors were Mrs. Carol Yates and Mr. Harry Arrington. Mrs. Vicki Lambert and Mrs. Doris Thomas helped as chaperons. Music was provided by Depot Productions. 25 Graduation 1989 Graduation night finally arrived. The valedictorian was Chris Robinson, and the salutatorian was Scott Bise. The class had 21 young ladies and 38 young men. The seniors always enjoy the last privilege of hamming it up on Senior Day when they practice for the big night. (Below) Scott Keith, Jiggers Turner, Shawn Castle, Tina Counts Yates, Jack Phillips, Chuck Rasnick, and Paula Mayes pose for a farewell shot out- side the gym. The seniors practice their walks and handshakes seriously. oe Zo ey ek . i First Row: Denise Stanley, Sandra Deel, Jennifer Perrigan, Teresa Cochran, Missy Stanley, Ruth Soukup, Tina C. Yates, Rhonda Hawksins, Anita Perry, Sherry Neece, and Regina Smith. Second Row: Kendra Turner, Rita Ferguson, Susie Fuller, Gayle Fleming, Paula Mayes, Tammy Johnson, Deana Edwards, Donna Austin, Patricia Neece, and Bertha Anderson. Third Row: William Turner, Greg Rose, Mark Chandler, Scott Bise, Jimmy Ellis, Chris Robinson, Jack Hale, and Joe McCoy. Fourth Row: Tony ee ee ee eg ee Me ae? Sod Oe a we . 9 a ew “ x Lod Ni LL ¥ ‘ ahh ep. A aia dn sof i 7: 7: te his es tet eed eR ar aR Obes i Hs eR Spine | Milgrim, Randy Bise, Tim Counts, Danny Cornett, Russell Tipton, Clifton Phipps, Terry Smith, Terry Ratliff, and Jeff LaForce. Fifth Row: Billy Bond, Tommy Duncan, Larry Phillips, Troy Salyers, Doug Austin, Arlie Mullins, Danny French, and Shaler Phillips. Sixth Row: Gary Willis, Freddie Phillips, Shawn Castle, Chuck Kasnick, Michael Marrs, Jayson Rose, and Scott Keith. Seventh Row: Derek Grubb, Joey Smith, Michael Mitchell, Jack Phillips, Greg Johnson, and Bryan Moore. (Top left) Mike Mitchell leads the seniors in during rehearsal. Brian Moore, Donna Austin, and Arlie Mullins can be seen behind him. (Lower left) Derek Grubb and Jiggers Turner read the class will to the assembly of students on Senior Day. (Right) The senior girls admire Lee Hill’s chest out of the corner of their eyes. It was a very warm day in May. 27 Christmas Is for the Children F.H.8. Students Remember An annual event for Ervinton H.S. is to sponsor a Christmas party for needy children from Ervinton Elementary. Clubs adopt one or two children each and provide needed clothing such as coats or boots and toys and games as well. Christmas stories are read to the children, and refreshments are served. The party isn’t complete until Santa Claus arrives. The World Is One at Christmas eseaaas bebew snk 29 Happy Faces and Warm Hear ts ; ‘ i iS if ° Hes ; «a, i Ny. theta A special thanks goes to Mrs. Helen Riddle who coor- dinated the entire party between the two schools. Thanks also goes to Mr. James Johnson for playing Santa Claus this year. 30 ¥ AAW oO @ = ee « - ae. ns a mz 3... Our community and school both benefit from projects such as these. The clubs that participated are to be commended. The faculty and Mr. Greear made it all possible with their cooperation. These children had a _ brighter Christmas because of all of you at E.H.S.!! 31 “who's Afraid of Red Chief?”°° The 1985 Senior Class Play was their rendition of “The Ransom of Red Chief” by O’Henry. The play was directed by Betty Dotson, who is the English 12 teacher. The leading role was played by William Turner as Red Chief. The parts of Bill and Sam were played by Chuck Rasnick and Tony Milgrim. 32 Strong supporting roles were played by Denise Stanley as the little girl, Gayle Fleming, Melissa Stanley, and Rhonda Hawkins. The set was built and desig ned by members of the Senior Class. 33 oe Mas ¥ Tammy Sue Sutherland Tammy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sutherland of Clinchco, VA. After graduation, Tammy plans to attend Clinch Valley College and major in business. With A Charming Court The 1985 Homecoming court consists of: Shelly Phillips, Mitzi Salyers, Denise Stanley, Tammy Sutherland (Queen), Shannon Rasnick, Dora Lambert, and Latisha Richardson. Their escorts were: Derrick Ramsey, Michael Perry, Shane Hale, Marty Hillman, Ronnie Martin. Darren Fields escorted the former queen and Brian Steffey escorted our 1985 Queen. 35 Homecoming Week Full of Plans Fun Be RATOERS ; Hee eee Homecoming Week is filled with activities. Preparations are being made all over the school for the big night. 1) Kim Herndon, Paul Yates, Donna Amburgey, and Chris Mitchell blow balloons up for the pep rally. 2) On dress-up day, these students got in the spirit. 3) Shanna Meade, Tammy Ratliff, and Shanun Smith are decorating the stadium with spirit links. 4) Mrs. Wells is a fairy queen for dress-up. 5) George Kiser shows off the ninth grade links. 6) Coach Adams marks the field with Ricky Stevens and Farrel Duty assisting. 7) Becky Strong and Tish Kilgore put the finishing touches on the F.B.L.A. Welcome sign. 8) These senior girls — Amy Yates, Lisa Kiser, Tammy Sutherland, and Darla Mullins — get in the spirit. 9) Paula Cornett portrays a 20’s flap- per on dress-up day. 37 Is On v = ae) UO Yv = = SO a = °° oh) =) fee The football team and coaches are challenged by the cheerleaders and girls’ basketball team. The outcome was decisive in favor of the girls, and the crowd loved it. The pep rally included whipped cream pies in the coaches’ faces and numerous football boys. The Homecoming dance was attended in large numbers, and the game against the Raiders of Norton was a rousing romp. 39 40 Of Decple All types of people are found at Ervinton High. Students and teachers come in all varieties — comical, serious, fun-loving, studious, etc. The world of E.H.S. harbors all from August to May. . ee ae be ie FA 41 Principal Greear Mr. Greear: My philosophy as a principal has always been to put the needs of the students first. With the students as my number one priority, | always strive to make improvements and changes in their best interest. In my opinion, this school year of 1985-86 has been especially challenging and very successful. I look forward to our school’s con- tinued growth and im- provement. Assistant Principal Rasnick Mr. Rasnick: I never dreamed that being an assistant principal would be such a demanding job. | have a very busy schedule that includes having con- ferences, keeping attendance records, working with discipline problems, etc., but I enjoy the pace, and I enjoy the job. Working with young people is a rewarding career. 42 1986 E.F.8. Faculty Hal Adams Harry Arrington Brian Baker Social Studies Science Agriculture ‘sti Larry Counts Billie Crum Betty Dotson Mathematics Guidance English Dolly Dowell Kathy Fraley Danny Grizzle English English Seventh Grade 43 44 Instructional Staff = Ve : f és 4™. Donnie Henry Ed Johnson James Johnson Band Science L.D. Resource Kathy Kirk Joe Kiser Mansel LaForce Mathematics Science Science Vicki Lambert Eula Mullins Ginger Patton Business Librarian Social Studies Drofessionals in Education : Jackie Phipps Carl Powers Helen Riddle Phys. Educ. Seventh Grade Phy. Educ. —_— Ron Shortt Ivory Steffey Doris Thomas Mathematics Drivers Educ. Home Ec. j Jim Ward Debra Wells Carol Yates Social Studies French Business 45 SuppCrtive Personnel 46 Phyllis Ringley Sue Robinson Shirley Mullins School Secretary Lunch Room Clerk Cafeteria Manager Emma Kendrick Sue Sutherland Cook Cook Cook Faculty Are People, Too EN che Aaa I eels TE a AE aad aed eae tomate an Sg EAE et aS ise Senior Class of 1986 e The Senior Class Officers are: (I-r) Pres., Brian Steffey; Sec., Kevin Lambert; SCA Reps., Carrol Childress and Darrin Mays; Reporter, Morris Akers; Treas., Jeff Salyers; Vice-Pres., Shane Hale. ‘ i i Senior Class Spons., Carol Yates Senior Class Spons., Harry Arrington Senior Class of 1986 Michael Leonard Counts James Otis Fleming Rickie Darnell French Becky Jane Greene ‘ Timothy Allen Heaton Letitia Denise Kilgore . F : we : Lisa Karlene Kiser Kevin Dale Lambert Eddie Wayne Lothe William Andrew Merlette Darla Ann Mullins Michael Lowell Perry Angela Denise Phillips Andrew Horace Richardson bl Daniel Craig Rose Sonya Lee Carico Gary Wade Lee Junior : “os Class of 1986 ee —_coneniennamumeamansuunnrinel _sroweimsememmneneineacomerenmennaentenremnsnnt CALAN ‘ albiceeanomansiiniaiaicisninnaiiacineaenitns pict eta The Junior Class Officers are PU 5 [ IC as follows from left to right: N C 0 U NT Y Sec-Treas. Lena French, Vice- D : C K E : Pres. Mason Meade, Pres. Tammy Ratliff, Rep. Cindy Bise, and S.C.A. Rep. Lesia Wolfe. Tina Adams Dennis Akers Traci Austin Cindy Bise Tracey Bond Chris Boyd Nancy Childress Wade Collius 49 Vicki Cooper Kenneth Cromer Jerry Deel Tammy Duty John Elder Darren Fields April Fleming Steven French Lena French Candy Greene Kelly Greer Tammie Hayes Christie Hensley Perry Herring David Hillman Bobby Holbrook William Holbrook Pam Jenkins Helena Kiser Scott Kiser Selna Lee Sonya Massie Amy McCoy Mason Meade 50 Wayne Merlette Melissa Milgrim Michelle Mullins Paula Mullins Rebecca Mullins Lisa Murphy Roger Parker Clynis Phillips Dorothy Phillips Margaret Phillips Diana Phipps Shannon Rasnick Ursula Rasnick Tammy Ratliff Deborah Robbins Lisa Rose Sandra Rose Sheila Rose Tina Salyers Rachel Sluss Helen Smith Michelle Smith Patricia Stanley Richard Turner Si James Williams Lesia Wolfe Mike Charles Sopho= more Class The following are the Sophomore class officers: (standing I. to r.) Scott Hale (Pres.), Christy Rasnick (Vice- Pres.). (seated I. to r.) April Kiesling, Anna McCoy, Donna Amburgey, and Kim Herndon (SCA Reps.). Donna Amburgey Jamie Amburgey Booker Beavers Jackie Bellamy Randy Bise Danny Bond Tamara Carlton Freddie Church Kevin Dotson Sheila Duty Russell Fleming Tonya French Darlene Grubb Scott Hale Amy Hall Rebecca Harrison 53 Kim Herndon Neil Johnson Teresa Kennedy April Kiesling Dora Lambert Kenneth Large Carlo Leftwich Darrel Little Dixie Lee Anna McCoy Candice McCoy Chris McCoy Paul McCoy Treva McCoy Charlie Marrs Bryan Marshall Matthew Moore Kim Moore Debra Mullins Michele Mullins Donald Neece Jackie Neece Melissa Neece Richie Patrick 54 Lorrie Phillips Christy Rasnick Renee Ring Chris Ringley Melissa Ringley Brady Rose Chris Rose Denise Rose Karen Rose Michael Rose Johnny Salyers Mickey Sexton Shanun Smith Steven Soukup Linda Stanley Lisa Stanley Wayne Stanley John Steffey Evie Sutherland Jeff Taylor Daphene Tipton Dennis Tipton Kerry Wright Debbie Yates 55 Freshman Class of 1986 The officers of the Ninth Grade Class are as follows: Kevin Parridgen, Pres.; David White, Vice-Pres.; Freda Powers, Sec.-Treas.; Shawn Armes, Reporter; (kneeling) $.C.A. Reps. DeAnna Sykes, Mettie Holbrook, and Craig Rasnick. Shannon Adkins Shawn Armes Brenda Blair Julie Boggs Valerie Bond Rhonda Bowman Jeff Cates Paula Cornett Lora Counts Vanessa Deel Billy Duncan Jeff Duncan 56 Farrel Duty Sandra Edwards Leonard Edwards Mary Elder Robert Elders Laura Fields Johnny Fleming Willie Franklin Danny French Shannon French Glen Fuller James Greer Eddie Harris David Hayes Marcus Hill Mettie Holbrook Jean Holts Kevin Johnson Anna Kiser George Kiser MacArther Kiser Scott Lee Regina McCowan Melissa McCoy 57 Thaddius McCoy Kim Martin Myra Martin Vada Martin Matthew Mayes Dianna Mitchell Barbara Mullins Cindy Mullins Lecia Mullins Loretta Mullins Judy Neece Wayne Newberry Monica Phillips Freda Powers Derrick Ramsey Amy Rasnick April Rasnick Craig Rasnick Myra Rasnick Michael Reedy Latisha Richardson Cathy Rose Shana Rose Roger Salyers 58 Daniel Smith Ricky Stevens Christian Stout Randall Sutherland DeAnna Sykes James Turner David White Kim Whittaker Nola Willis William Witt (Left) Judy Neece chose a baby girl costume complete with teddy bear for Masquerade Day. (Right) Coach Johnson is decorated by Cathy Rose and Amy Rasnick. Julie Ashby Crystal Barker Matthew Blansett Melissa Blansett Glynis Bond Reece Bowen Teresa Bowen Donnie Bowman Tracey Bowman Jared Bruner Candida Chaffin Susan Chaffin 60 Class Officers are as follows (I. to r.): Trac Trazel Silvers, (Pres.); Missy Blansett, (Vice-Pres.). (sitting) Angela P. Mullins, Travis Hale, Shannon Fleming, Shane Hillman, (SCA Reps.). The Eighth Rhonda Childress Sonja Collius Clyde Cornett Jimmy Couch Keith Counts Kevin Counts Paula Davis Matthew Dingus Mark Dixon Wendy Dotson Crystal Duncan Andy Edwards Linda Edwards Angela Fleming Mack Fleming Shannon Fleming Scotty French Mindy Fromhertz Jason Fuller Cephonia Gilmore Kisha Gulley Lisa Hale Travis Hale Jamie Hill 61 Jimmy Hill Shane Hillman Jason Houston Henry Jessie Jonathan Johnson Alfred Kiesling Anthony Kiser Cynthia Kiser Keith Kiser Lester Kiser Melissa Kiser Tracy Kiser Crystal LaForce Tonya Little Angela Lothery David Lothery Leticia Marrs Jessie Mayes Norman Mayes Mark McCowan Carter McCoy Jody McCoy Benjamin Meade Bradley Milgrim 62 Chris Mitchell Shiketa Mock Amy Mullins Angela D. Mullins Angela P. Mullins Anthony Mullins Christy Mullins Dale Mullins Shane Mullins Melanie Neece Rodney Neece Tracey Norton Jonathan Palmer Robbie Perrigan Edith Perry Melanie Rasnick Angela Robinette Kevin Rose Sherri Rowe Melissa Salyers Mitzi Salyers Suzanne Sands Scott Sawyers Teresa Senter 63 Trazel Silvers James Skeens Leonard Smith Susan Smith Steven Smith Jeff Spangler Michelle Stanley Tonya Stanley Kevin Stout Angela Sutherland Anthony Sutherland David Thomas Alice Tickles Jerry Turner Matthew Turner Shelia Turner Laura White Michael Willis Denna Woods Paul Yates Scotty Yates 64 lage noms 7 4 fae Seventh Crade Class of 1986 The following are the Seventh Grade Class Officers: (top to botom) Shelly Phillips, (Pres.); Margeret Goode, (Sec.); Eddie Barker, (Treas.); An- thony Edwards, (Rep.); Janna Martin, (SCA Rep.). Martha Bailey Melissa Bandy Clarence Barker Melissa Barker April Bruner David Cooper Leslie Cornett Kester Edwards 65 Margaret Goode Jason Hale Marty Heaton Jonathan Herring Dexter Hill Nora Johnson Elaine Jesse Leslie Kiesling Shawn Kiser Simon Kiser Melissa Lee Jana Martin Virginia McCowan Roger McCoy Monica McCoy Shelly McCoy Joseph Merlette Lisa Moore Rebecca Moore Brian Moss Shannon Mullins Christopher Neece Glenna Neece Sheila O’ Quinn 66 Gary Phillips Kimberly Phillips Shelly Phillips Alison Ramsey Crystal Smith Penny Sutherland Jimmy Walker James Whisenhunt Anthony White Michael White Tammy White Christy Yates During Masquerade Day, these students enjoyed a little fantasy. They are (I. to r.): Roger McCoy, Monica McCoy, Shelley Phillips, Be and Ricky Stevens. WORLD Football — Baseball Basketball Sle on ag Oe e “Fam MeCoy =At-D st vy {- tri Lee Hill - All-District 85 Ak 469 Girls Varsity Irack °89 on We on High a wrest s Bae SE A ty ee cae Roe 2%, ie. at 4 ams | (L-R): Debbie Robbins, Sonya Massie, Tish Kilgore, Amy Rasnick, D ay arla Mullins, Tammy Sutherland, and Kim Herndon. Boys Varsity Track °89 amy (front row) Scott Keith, Wayne Stanley, Morris Akers, Jiggers Turner, Joe McCoy, Michael Marrs, and Darren Fields. (second row) Kelly Greer, Darren Mullins, Greg Rose, Jim Ellis, James Williams, Matthew Moore, and Terry Gulley. 70 ETE SS Baseball °S93 s Ae AES Wet i : A. f . no yh ai Were Oe PE Fe (first row) George Gulley, Brian Marshall, Donald Neece, Danny Bond, Troy Salyers and (Mgr.) Shawn Castle. (second row) Doug Austin, Tim McCoy, Gary Willis, Jeff Salyers, Joe McCoy, Richard Turner, Lee Hill, Randy Neece and (Coach) Curt Newsome. Colf Team °’83 . : ‘ e 3 ‘ é = ; “ eb ‘ , : ; bot ? (L-R): Mason Meade, Scott Hale, John Steffey, Brian Steffey and (Spon.) Danny Grizzle. 71 Varsity Girls Senior Letitia Kilgore Basketball aE Sophagibre Kipaiierndon Freshman jean 3 ior Tammy Sutherlan Fagghman asnick = Varsity Girls Second in D Coach’s comments: This team advanced farther in post-season tournament action than any other girl’s team in school history. | have never been associated with a group of girls who were more dedicated than this team. All starters were members of the Academic. All-District Team which is_ in- dicative of the quality of the young ladies we had. It was an honor and pleasure to have been their coach. | hope the success the enjoyed this year will be an incentive to the oung ladies coming ack next year. VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Council Away Honaker Away Clintwood Away Norton Away Appalachia Home Haysi Away Pound Away Flatwoods Home Haysi Home Coeburn Home Wise Away Powell Valley Home Norton Home Clintwood Home Appalachia Away Flatwoods Away Pound Home Coeburn Away Wise Home Powell Valley Away Powell Valley Away Norton Away Clintwood Away Jonesville Away Tournament Games Regional Game 19-24 56-17 23-33 26-41 51-24 64-43 43-28 41-34 45-25 55-49 42-14 41-21 43-51 42-47 34-26 36-43 41-40 57-22 6 2-16 37-28 47-23 64-35 29-50 31-36 Junior Varsity Girls Basketball —. , oe é | a ae ae Ze 8 (L-R): Leticia Marrs, Kisha Gulley, Angela D. Mullins, Cephonia Gilmore, Shannon Fleming, Rhonda Childress, Angela P. Mullins, and Melanie Rasnick. (left) Junior Cindy Bise looks for an opening against Clintwood. (right) Junior Tammy Ratliff puts up her jump shot to score two points against Clintwood. 75 Varsity Football Squad ely wes First Row (I-r): Scott fins ee Greer, Chris Boyd, Jeff Cates, Derrick Ramsey, Charlie Marrs, Clynis Phillips, and Darren Fields. Second Row (I-r): Michael Rose, George Kiser, Michael Counts, Darren Mullins, Marty Hillman, Shane Hale, Michael Perry, and Richard Turner. Third Row (I-r): Brian Steffey, Kelly Greer, Matthew Moore, James Williams, Ronnie Martin, Craig Rose, and John Steffey. New Coaches New Season To Come Ervinton received an all-new varsity coach- ing staff this year. The head coach is Hal Adams (Top Left), and one of the assistants is Ray Herndon (Top right). (kneeling) Ed Johnson and Jim Ward also served as assistant coaches. peer 2h apHEL. CAM? a i ast Season For Seniors + ee “ ih. € ail et EBs: W's a Michael Counts Shane Hale Marty Hillman . : £ ites y - é ee, é aed Mi. Ronnie Martin Darren Mullins Michael Perry Craig Rose Brian Steffey On The Line Rebels fought hard against their foes of the L.P.D. (Top center) Craig Rose runs the ball against the Burton Raiders. (Top right) Clynis Phillips tackles an Appalachia Bulldog. (bottom from I-r) A Clintwood Greenwave is tackled by Marty Hillman. Brett Norris was dropping back for a pass in a pre-season game. The coach as always yells advice to his players. Rebels Show Their Stuff na wre The J.V. Boys Are Moving Up _ Fp First Row (I-r): Jamie Hill, Bradley Milgrim, Rodney Neece, Alfred Kiesling, Kevin Stout, Scotty Yates, and Jimmy Hill. Second Row (I-r): Tony Mullins, Chris Mitchell, Jonathan Palmer, Shane Hillman, Jared Bruner, Ben Meade, and Matthew Mayes. Third Row (I-r): Carter Mc- Coy, Norman Mayes, Mark Dixon, Travis Hale, Danny French, Daniel Smith, Randall Sutherland, and Billy Duncan. � REBELS IN ACTION . Craig Rose receives the ball against Haysi. . Kelly Greer makes his move against Clintwood. .Wayne Stanly running the ball against Clintwood. - Derrick Ramsey running the ball against Appalachia. 81 Varsity Basketball =! 8) ce = —_ fa} ce the Odds J-V¥. Basketball ream fe asil (L-R): Chris Mitchell, Tony Mullins, Trazel Silvers, Keith Counts, Travis Hale, Jeff Spangler, Carter McCoy, Shane Hillman, Johnathan Palmer. + te ' J.V. Cheerleaders (L-R): Tonya Little, Sherri Rowe, Melanie Neece 84 Lisa Kiser Paula Mullins Ervinton High Varsity Cheerleaders 1985-86 Melissa Neece ERS ™ Maving tiftteen clubs to choose trom, most Rebels belong to one, two, or more clubs. Club meetings are held on alternating Wednesday mornings dur- ing activity period. Each club meets once a month. These extracurricular ac- tivities give the students and faculty the opportunity to provide services for the school as well as have fun. Academic E — (bottom I. to r.). Amy Hall, Shannon Rasnick (Sec.-Treas.), Brian Steffey (Pres.), Tammy Sutherland (Vice-Pres.), Tammy Ratliff (Rep.). (top I. to r.). Metti Hollbrook, Morris Akers, Kim Herndon, Denise Rose, Debbie Robbins, and Carroll Childress. (first row I. to r.). Dora Lambert, Arnelda Bruner (Pres.), Amy Yates (Vice-Pres.), Shannon Rasnick (Sec.-Treas.), Diana Phipps (Rep.), Sponsor Damon Rasnick. (second row I. to r.). Cindy Bise, Tammy Ratliff, Becky Greene, Evie Sutherland, Tammy Rose, Lisa Kiser, Paula Mullins. (third row I. to r.). Christy Rasnick, April Kiesling, Kim Herndon, Anna McCoy, Denise Rose, Sandra Rose, Mason Meade, Cynthia Salyers, Tina Adams. (fourth row I. to r.) Sonya Massie, Rebecca Hicks, Donna Amburgey, Tish Kilgore, Darla Mullins, Tammy Sutherland, Lisa Skeens, Darren Mullins. Student Council 4 LALA EEITI? Lf) (first row I. to r.). Christy Rasnick (Sec.), Arnelda Bruner (Tres.), Brian Steffey (Pres.), Shannon Rasnick (V-Pres.), and Kim Herndon (Rep.). (second row I. to r). Craig Rasnick, Metti Holbrook, Angie P. Mullins, Amy Yates, Lisa Kiser, Evie Sutherland, and DeAnna Sykes. (third row I. to r.). April Kiesling, Denise Rose, Shane Hillman, Anna McCoy, Donna Amburgey, Lesia Wolfe, and Mason Meade.(fourth row I. to r.). Shan- non Fleming, Cindy Bise, Kevin Lambert, Darla Mullins, and Travis Hale. National Honor Society it’ (first row L. to r.). Cindy Bise, Patricia Stanley, Diana Phipps, and Sandra Rose. (second row I. to r.). Mrs. Dowell (Spon.), Amy Yates (V-Pres.), it’ Brian Steffey (Pres.), Shannon Rasnick (Sec.), and Arnelda Bruner (Tres.). (third row I. to r.). Sonya Massie, Debbie Robbins, Tammy Duty, “| Lisa Rose, Tammy Ratliff, Tammy Sutherland, Tish Kilgore, and Cynthis Salyers. (fourth row I. to r). Morris Akers, Kevin Lambert (Rep.), and , Carroll Childress. o% © “Ess wel, — (first row I. to r.). Cindy Bise (Reporter), Tammy Sutherland (Pres.), Tammy Ratliff (Sec.), and Darla Mullins (Treas.). (second row I. to r.). Lesia Wolfe, Morris Akers, Michael Perry, Darren Fields, and Tish Kilgore (Vice-Pres.). (third row I. to r.). Matthew Moore, Clynis Phillips, Brian Steffey, Jeff Salyers, and Kelly Greer. Athietic Mo ae aes nogram 7 “ . F Z Digs a ee a ry ; 7 is =. — st os ce ” ae, Be ie eae Y 4 ol a it © “ : : ‘ee - y a eo ¢ « oe . Saad ee ws : +- x. ’ 4 oa be (bottom I. to r.). Darren Mullins, Marty Hillman, Shane Hale, and Steve Greene. (top I. to r.). Craig Rose, Brett Norris, and Ronnie Martin. 90 Library Club (first row I. to r.). Jason Fuller, Candy Greene, Jonathan Johnson, Scott Sawyers. (second row I. to r.). Mason Meade, Mettie Holbrook (Vice-Pres.), Donna Amburgey (Treas.), Paula Cornett, Lisa Rose. (third row I. to r.). Shannon Turner, Tammy Ratliff, Miss Mullins (Spon.), Tammy Duty. Reading Club (first row I. to r.) Jonathan Johnson, Evie Sutherland, Rodney Neece, Tracy Norton, Mettie Holbrook, Melissa McCoy. (second row I. to r.) Sonya Massie, Mason Meade (Sec.-Treas.), Darlene Grubb, Paula Cornette, Teresa Bowen. (third row I. to r.) Miss Mullins (spons.), Melanie Neece, Kevin Stout, Chris Mitchell, Donna Amburgey (Pres.), Julie Ashby, Cindy Kiser, Shannon Turner, Missy Salyers, Angela Robinette. 91 rench Club ms nn Mm arn Am 5 rr a rn ian apa fico rg ee ee —— ee Se al Se ce cn nm (bottom row I. to r.). Helen Smith (Rep.), Kim Herndon (Pres.), Mrs. Wells (Spon.), Anna McCoy (V-Pres.), and Christy Rasnick (Sec. Tres.). (first row |. to r.). Christy Mullins, Melan Rasnick, Teresa Senter, Melanie Neece, Crystal Barker, Tonya Stanley, Suzanne Sands, Leticia Marrs, Cathy Rose, Laura White, Candy Greene, Tammy Ratliff, Scott Hale, and Shanun Smit (second row I. to r.). Angela P. Mullins, Dora Lambert, Shihetha Mock, Mitzi Salyers, Susan Smith, Lou Bond, Mettie Holbrook, Amy Hall, Crystal Laforce, Jay Couch, and DeAnna Syke (third row I. to r.). Mason Meade, Amy Yates, Arnelda Bruner, Cynthia Salyers, Darrell Little, Amy Rasnick, Vicki Cooper, Melissa Blansett, Mikki Milgrim, Paula Cornett, Melissa McCo and Shana Rose. (fourth row I. to r.). Melissa Ringley, Tonya French, Angela D. Mullins, Lorie Mullins, April Kiesling, Shannon Adkins, David White, Glen Fuller, Shawn Armes, and Geor;s Kiser. (fifth row I. to r.). Darlene Grubb, Donna Amburgey, Denise Rose, Tammy Sutherland, Wendi Dotson, Shannon Fleming, Trazel Silvers, Shane Hillman, Tony Mullins, and Ben Meade Science Club ea ee ee ae eae ae ee (tirst row |. to r.). Dora Lambert (Sec.), Denise Rose (Pres.), Mr. Johnson (Spon), Anna McCoy (V-Pres.), April Kiesling (Rep.). (second row I. to r.). Lisa Stanley, Evie Sutherland, Cane Greene, Scott Hale, and Amy Hall. (third row I. to r.). Lorrie Phillips, Donna Anburgey, Paula Cornett, Metti Holbrook, and Kim Herndon. (fourth row I. to r.). Shawn Arms, Melissa McCo Sonya Massie, Vicki Cooper, and Darlene Grubb. 92 f. ri ft | ay (first row I. to r.). Tammy Sutherland (Vice-Pres.), Darla Mullins (Pres.), and Letitia Kilgore (Sec.-Treas.). (second row). Vada Martin, Cathy Rose, Randy Bise, Rodney Neece, Stephen Smith, Scotty Yates, Christy Mullins, Melanie Rasnick, Teresa Senter, Jonathan Johnson, Angie Robinette, Melanie Neece, Angela Lothery, Julie Ashby, and Teresa Bowen. (third row). Suzanne Sands, Amy Mullins, Tony Sutherland, Lisa Hale, Tabitha Stanley, Paul Yates, Kevin Stout, Chris Mitchell, Angela P. Mullins, Shi Mock, Evie Sutherland, Jarred Bruner, Matthew Dingus, and Jason Fuller. (fourth row). Lora Counts, Vanessa Deel, Latisha Richardson, Tracy Norton, Jonathan Palmer, Mack Fleming, Becky Harrison, Louise Salyers, Cynthia Kiser, Mikki Milgrim, Freda Powers, and Melissa McCoy. (fifth row). Denna Woods, DeAnna Sykes, Mason Meade, Sonya Massie, Vickie Cooper, Shane Hillman, Kim Herndon, Donna Anburgey, Shannon Atkins, Farrell Duty, and Scotty French. (sixth row). Paula Mullins, Myra Rasnick, Shana Rose, Shannon Fleming, Angela D. Mullins, Cephonia Gilmore, Christie Rasnick, Melissa Blansett, Brady Rose, Kelly Greer, Larry Lee, Shawn Armes and Michael Rose. unior 49H Club | first row |. to r.). April Bruner, Christy Yates, Shannon Mullins, Crystal Smith, Martha Bailey, Tammy White, Shelly Phillips, Penny Sutherland, Monica McCoy, and Melissa Lee. (second ow). Shelly McCoy, Nora Johnson, Rebecca Moore, Jamie Holbrook, Gary Phillips, Anthony Edwards, Roger McCoy, Jimmy Walker, Tony White, Shawn Kiser, and Simon Kiser. (third row). ihelia O’quinn, Dexter Hill, Leslie Cornett, James Whisengunt, David Cooper, Lisa Moore, Melissa Barker, Jason Hale, Marty Heaton, Chris Neece, and Brian Moss. (fourth row). Elaine Left- y Vich, Alison Ramsey, Kim Phillips, Virginia McCowan, Glenna Neece, Jonathan Herring, Eddie Barker, Michael White, Leslie Kiesling, Joe Merlette, Margaret Goode, and Lisa Bandy. 93 Future Business Leaders of America y Yip WA its Lag thbhs Bi, ERE es sci erts weer eee eer” ‘iii PSOSO SOSA RAE A ya aararae FCC ODA TS =e Y seek AA KK — Tw ae “% OB (first row, I. to r.) Mrs. Yates (Spon.), Kevin Lambert (Pres.), Amy Yates (Vice-Pres.), Arnelda Bruner (Sec.), Cynthia Salyers (Reporter), Tammy Sutherland (Historian), Letitia Kilgore (Treasurer), Mrs. Lambert (Spon.). (second row, I. to r.) Lisa Stanley, Amy Hall, Latisha Richardson, Vanessa Deel, Tammy Rose, Randy Bise, Dora Lambert, Lori Phillips, Becky Harrison, Louise Salyers, Daphne Tipton. (third row, I. to r.) Ursula Rasnick, Lori Johnson, Traci Austin, Dorothy Phillips, Shari Smith, Dixie Lee, Anna McCoy, Kim Herndon, Donna Amburgey, Darlene Grubb. (fourth row, I. to r.) Tammy Duty, Lisa Rose, Diana Phipps, Denise Rose, April Kiesling, Sheila Rose, Paula Mullins, Debbie Robbins. (fifth row, I. to r.) Lesia Wolfe, Diane Mitchell, Sandra Rose, Cindy Bise, Tina Adams, Sonya Massie, Shana Rose. (sixth row, I. to r.) Lisa Kiser, Becky Greene, Candice McCoy, Shannon French, Patricia Stanley, Amy Rasnick, Myra Martin. (seventh row, I. to r.) Lisa Skeens, Darla Mullins, Kelly Greer, Morris Akers, Brian Steffey, Jeff Salyers, Mason Meade. —, In the FBLA’s officer induction services of 1985, the out- going officers inducted their replacements. (above left) Melissa Stanley assists Tammy Sutherland, the new historian. (top right) Jennifer Perrigan inducts Letitia Kilgore as the new treasurer, and (bottom right) Rhonda Hawkins reads the pledge of office to Cynthia Salyers, the new reporter. 94 ?” Guo ry [ge wo, (first row I. to r.). Freddie Church, Matthew Mays, Craig Rasnick, Jeff Cates, Evie Sutherland. (second row I. to r.). Wayne Kiser, Jason Houston, Robbie Perigan, Tracy Kiser, Kevin Counts, Tee McCoy, Junior Kiser, Farrel Duty, Vernon Turner, Kevin Johnson. (third row I. to r.). Jeffery Spangler, Bradley Milgrim, Travis Hale, Mark Dixon, Alfred Keisling, Jamie Hill, Jared Bruner, Norman Mays, Jimmy Hill, Devin Stout, Mack Fleming, William Holbrook. (fourth row I. to r.). Linda Stanely, Loretta Mullins, Jody McCoy, Carter McCoy, Mar- cus Hill, Bobby Kiser, Jeff Martin, Richard Turner. (fifth row I. to r.). Ricky Stevens, Steven Smith, Chris Mitchell, Jonathan Palmer, Rodney Neece, Kevin Perrigan, Roger Salyers, Paul Yates, Jonathan Johnson, Lenard Edwards. (sixth row I. to r.). Johnny Fleming, Daniel Smith, Scott Lee, Scotty Yates, David Thomas, Jerry Turner, Eddie Harris, Michael Reedy, David Loothery. (seventh row I. to r.). Tony Sutherland, Bradley Mullins, Billy Duncan, Danny French, James Skeens, Shane Mullins, Jason Fuller, Donnie Bowman. The Ag. boys played an active role in the F.F.A.-F.H.A. Fair. Above: Richard Turner and Scott Lee are checking the entries for ribbons. 95 (first row I. to r.). Louise Salyers (Hist.), Tammy Duty (Hist.), Lisa Rose (Hist.), Margaret Phillips (Sec.), Lisa Kiser (Pres.), Tammie Hayes (Vice-Pres.), Paula Mullins (Treasurer), Patricia Stanley (Reporter), Mrs. Thomas (Spons.). (second row). Lora Fields, Louise Elder, Tabetha Stanley, Myra Rasnick, Lora Counts, Rhonda Bowman, Judy Neece, Teresa Kennedy, Sharie Smith, Sheila Rose. (third row). Vada Martin, | Diane Mitchell, Freda Powers, Helena Kiser, Jean Holts, Pam Jenkins, Lori Johnson, Donna Amburgey. 1. Junior F.H.A. members examine the photographic display of the F.F.A.- F.H.A. Summer Camp held at Smithfield, VA. 2. These canned goods are a small portion of the foods prepared by the F.H.A. students and their families. 3. The F.H.A. girls display their wares. Melanie Neece and Missy Salyers are showing their quilts. 4. Sonya Collius, Edith Perry, Tracey Bowen, and Vanessa Deel examines the drawings on display. 96 ee Mestatetnrale's tarnteioss: Se es (first row |. to r.). Kathy Rose, Angela Lothery, Julie Ashby, Cephonia Gilmore, Kisha Gulley, Paula Davis, Susan Chaffin, Amy Mullins, and Angela Robinette. (second row I. to r.) Crystal Duncan, Wanda Mullins, Mindy Fromhertz, Barbara Mullins, Denna Woods, Tonya Little, Rhonda Childress, Candy Chaffin, and Missy Salyers. (third row I. to r.). Sherri Rowe, Lisa Hale, Tracy Bowman, Edith Perry, Sonya Collius, Monica Phillips, Vanessa Deel, and Myra Martin. Ervinton H.S. Marching Band 2; SP amet CRE a a FLAG CORPS MEMBERS — (first row, I to r.) Shannon French, Lisa reo Done Mullins (Flag Capt.), Lora Counts, Melissa Milgrim, Mr. Henr (Band Director), and Debbie Robbins (Drum Major). (second row, I. to r.) Richie Patrick, DeAnna Sykes, Sandra Rose, Mikki Milgrim, Shan non Mullins, Alison Ramsey, Clyde Cornett, Penny Sutherlar:d, Jessie Mayes, Kim Moore, Cindy Kiser, Shannon Rasnick, Shelly Phillips Teresa Bowen, Evie Sutherland, Reece Bowen, and Louise Salyers. The Band Salutes their only Senior Darla Mullins, Darla has been in the Band for four years where she also served as Flag Captain during those four years. Good Luck, Darla! 98 Dioneer °86 Staff : ’ “ ey Pare oe tg f ioe : = 2 Te (L-R): Tammy Sutherland, Darla Mullins, Tammy Rose, Becky Strong, Lisa Kiser, Tish Kilgore, Arnelda Bruner, Amy Yates, Lisa Skeens, and Cynthia Salyers. cr on es W oy itt ort Nk x (Left) The staff always manages to goof off some for the photographer (Matt), and (Above) Tammy’s face tells you that yearbook work isn’t all fun. This year’s sponsor is Mrs. Dolly H. Dowell. 99 Training for the World of Work 7 A large percentage of Ervinton High students attend the Dickenson County Vocational School. (Top I-r): Selina Lee is giving Richard Turner a new hairstyle. Paula Counts is decorating cookies in her Food Service class. Michelle Mullins is putting the finishing touches on Tamara Carlton’s style. Tammy Hayes and Amy McCoy practice mouth-to-mouth respiration as health assistants. (Bottom I-r): Christie Hensley is preparing a dough, Becky Mullins is giving a perm, and Tracey Bond is styling Pat Brown’s hair. April Fleming and Margaret Phillips practice taking blood pressure readings. Food Services = Health Asst. = fe Cosmetology ical Skills Students St udy Pract OMIM Ae HME Looking at other areas of the vocational program, more Ervinton High students can be found hard at work. (Top I-r): Mike Charles and Bobby Holbrook are repairing a small engine. Wayne Stanley, Perry Herring, Wayne Merlette, Michael Elder, Bill Merlette, and Michael Perry are working on the proper way to build a brick wall. (Bottom I- r): In drafting class, Melissa Miigrim, Lena French, Roger Parker, Den- nis Aker, Mark Phillips, Rachel Sluss, and Lisa Murphy watch as Darren Fields demonstrates a technique. Wayne Merlette is mixing the ce- ment. Donald Neece, William Derrick, and Kenneth Cramer are listen- ing for the results of the tune-up. oe Carpentry. Drafting. Masonry. Etc. 103 | Academic £ Ind : E ba The Academic E Club consists of those students who have maintained an A average for the preceding semester prior to induction in the spring. The members are given a letter for academics, which is the only school letter that can be earned outside of athletics or band letters. (Right center) The group inducted for 1985 plus current members are as follows: (standing): Brian Steffey, Mrs. Helen Riddle (Spon.), Mettie Holbrook, Regina Smith, Shannon Rasnick, Denise Rose, Ibe McCoy, Freddie Phillips, Mark Chandler, Morris Aker, Tammy Sutherland, Chris Robinson, and Debbie Roberts. (seated): Tammy Ratliff, Lena French, Patricia Neece, Denise Stanley, Amy Hall, and Kim Herndon. United in Scholastics (first 1986 Band Officers row, I-r): DeAnna Sykes, Sec.; Darla Mullins, Pres.; Shannon Rasnick, Vice-Pres. (second row, I-r): Clyde Cornett, Treas.; Louise Salyers, 106 and Mikki Milgrim, Librarians. “2 eas Model U.N. Darticipants These social studies students attended a Model UN Assembly held at Ap- palachia University at Boone, NC. (first row, I-r): Amy Hall, Denise Rose, Amy Yates, Kim Herndon, and Dora Lambert. (second row, I-r): Ms. Ginger Patton (Spon.), Kevin Rose, Mitzi Salyers, Jimmy Couch, Angela P. Mullins, Trezel Silvers, and Donna Amburgey. (third row, I-r): Sonya Massie, Dar- ren Mullins, Lisa Skeens, Tish Kilgore, Tammy Sutherland, and Morris Akers. A Special Apology To A Special Person In the 1985 Pioneer, Denise Stanley was supposed to have been pictured as Miss Senior. Due to a technical error, her picture was not used. The year- book staff is dedicating this page to Denise as our way of apologizing. Denise is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stanley of Sandy Ridge. Denise is presently attending Clinch Valley College. . — a ‘tt... ° amen so ae ie ewe? . (Left) Denise returned to E.H.S.at Homecoming as last year’s queen to crown the 1985-86 Queen. Denise hap- pily fills the royal throne until halftime. 107 FFA =F .A. Fair The Future Farmers of America sponsored by Mr. Brian Baker (Bottom right) annually joins forces with the Future Homemakers of America to hold a fair for the school. The fair features pro- ducts grown by the families and students or handcrafted by them such as the can- ned goods and vegetables shown here. The fair also features video shows and other displays. Students are invited to visit the fair during their study halls. Mrs. Doris Thomas (Bottom left) is the sponsor of the F.H.A. Farrel Duty and Craig Rasnick (Top) are viewing the vegetables, and Cathy Rose (Top left) strolls through the canned goods. A group of eighth grade girls (Above) watch the video on nutrition. Learning How Ic Feed Bla Wane iad 108 pe a ERM ER ee ee Tel a em 110 WW OTISO rs . “ ee go é a 4 nn Stand-by For This Commercial Message. This yearbook has been made possible by the following spon- sors. To capture school life in the Pioneer, finances are re- quired To have a school without a town can be difficult, but the yearbook staff travels to neighboring businesses and towns such as Nora, McClure, Clintwood, Haysi, Coeburn, and St. Paul to sell ads. Support our ewe Different phases of school life are depicted here as we move from clerk-typist class to P. E. class. (Far left) Evie Sutherland is sporting her jellies for spring. (Top left) Tammy Rose and Denise Chandler are preparing their files. (Top right) Diana Mithcell and Danny French rest on the steps for a quiet mo- ment. (Bottom left) Melanie Neece and Leticia Marrs grab a se- cond to talk between classes. (Bottom right) Charlie Marrs on the “skin” team breaks past Kim Moore on the ‘shirt’ team. (Above) Jonathan Johnson enjoys working in the library especially under the desk. 111 112 988-9556 935-4687 873- 7184 926-8216 Little Richard’s Drive-In Open 7 Days a Week “Home of the Tiger Burger” P.O. Box 66 Phone Birchleaf, VA 865-4061 24220 , HERCULES Edward's TIRES Texaco Your Hercules Tire Dealer Expert Front End Alignment and Brake Lathe Work Clinchco, VA 835-9471 Compliments of Haysi Dollar Store Haysi, VA Phone 865-4845 Compliments of Sutherland’s Department | Store Haysi, VA The Dick Howard Owen, Editor 703 865-8624 Member of VA Press Association Haysi Pizzeria on Star P.O. 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Box 978 Clintwood, VA 926-4407 926-6644 J-MAAT Furniture and Appliances Quality Furniture At Low Prices Phone: 395-6008 Route 58 Coeburn, VA 133 Compliments of Gerald Gray, Attorney-at-Law Clintwood, Virginia The Best Faper | ; “, v Printed nm Dickenson By A Dam Site bi rench Club Supports Their School Vive le fra This Space Is Saved For My Special Friend to Sign My Yearbook 135 Rebels Forever S es i i . | LONESOME PINE REGIO HO 0 01373 8063 os ante: