Gate City High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Gate City, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

a S 3 — ae Gk panel eae SS bat ete UNE BB AN Baler NYS 3 M 3 Rb ne we “ i cent fe pe: AIRS SASS ee RRR Nate seare Ati sina: CRIES i nntaicraene asa tener eciran, SCOTT COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY GATE CITY, VIRGINIA DEDICATION A TEACHER ... A HUSBAND ... A FATHER ... A FRIENDMAKER ... A MAN WHO IS NEVER TOO ENGROSSED TO TALK WITH ... TO LAGGH WITH TO CRY WITH ... TO WORK WITH ... THE STQODENTS OF GATE CITY HIGH SCHOOL TO CHARLES E. PHILLIPS, WE FONDLY DEDICATE THIS — SILVER THREADS THAT BIND YESTERDAY _... a SPSS WA Tw ct FRIENDSHIPS TEACHERS CLASSES STUDYING PEP RALLIES SCHOOL SPIRIT LAUGHTER HAPPINESS — LL ——s MR. ao MISS | GATE CITY | HIGH SCHOOL Kevin Peters and Ashley Ad- dington were chosen by the facul- ty to be Mr. and Miss Gate City High School, 1982. They have been involved in many school activities during the past four years. Both are mem- bers of the National Honor Society and Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes. Kevin plays Blue Devil foot- ball and baseball and Ashley is a Varsity cheerleader and_ senior class editor of the annual staff. oni | upper left- Mr. and Miss Senior- Randy Bates and Sheila Berry. upper right- front row- Sheila Berry, Beverly Gardner, Gayle Vicars, and Cindy Lewis Back row: Randy Bates, Chris Henderson, Tim Hartgrove, and Shannon Musick. lower left- Mr. and Miss Junior: Tim Hartgrove and Gayle Vicars center- Mr. and Miss Sophomore Chris: Henderson and Beverly Gardner lower right- Mr. and Miss Freshman- Shannon Musick and Cindy Lewis N How Quartz Watches Have Changed School In the olden days, students sat in class working, not knowing how much time they had. Now thanks to quality watches that keep exact seconds, this has all changed. hears the cry go out ‘‘one minute” and ll stop working. By the time ‘‘fifteen sec- onds” is heard everyone has his books and encils gathered up and is ready to go. When the second-by-second countdown starts at five, everyone stands up and eM O 08 a?) O 5 ae — oF; � poe ay) — ot 3) ra wee makes for the door. The teachers are use to this and can be fooled for as much as two minutes. Thank you, Texas Instru- ments, for helping us cut a minute off our BG Bw Foon manna mm @a oa MISSING CLASS, SCHOOL SPIRIT, EXCITEMENT, ENTHUSIASM, ANTICIPATION, SONGS, CHEERS, CHANTS — GO BIG BLGUE ... 10 SCHOOL SONG HURRAH FOR DEVILS HURRAH FOR DEVILS SOMEONE IN THE CROWD IS SHOUTING HURRAH FOR DEVILS ONE, TWO, THREE, FOQR, WHO YA GOIN’ YELL FOR DEVILS THAT’S WHO! ne Ban - “38 BIG BLE Pca cniteentigny Opposite Page Upper right - It’s time for a break from dancing for some of the juniors and their dates. Center - A slow dance and there doesn't seem to be enough room on the floor for another couple. Lower Left - Susan Gray and Sharon Lane goofing off with their dates. Lower right - Time out for good food! This Page Upper Left - Decorated bulletin board spells out prom theme. Center Left - Courtney Phillips says, '! like to dance with Mark Sampson.” Center Right - The band, ““Chayne”’ pro- vides entertainment. Bottom Left - Some people like to just sit and watch. SCOTT NR REET 14 wx iy Cy FEDERAL a ener A 2 ES 16 me eh o Fe Pe ce “ x 6 is re 4 7 SGM «i in oremarmernernan : - ® 18 OUR PRINCIPAL Dr. Larry Hartgrove Principal rit LADS ot - oeageee Eg ¥ a) | | SS 7 ‘ Jean Blackburn Sandy Blackwell Margorie Blalock Sharon Carriger Guidance Counselor Physical Education Geometry, Algebra Special Education | 1 Andrea Cheak Henry Clabaugh Accounting, General Business Geography aR � 4 | eT a | Gladell Crum Emily Dougherty Frances Ann Culbertson Hazel Culbertson Guidance Counselor English Geography English ' James Dye James Dingus Chemistry, Science 19 Science Herley Foster Drivers Education James Moore Drivers Education Fred Greear Math, Science LaMerle Franscisco English Carolyn McCown English John Vicars Physical Education Lois Fry Clerk Typing ae RUNURREENY Eugene McClellan English Shirley Foster Physical Education Amna Greear History, English Sharon Miller Art, English Donna Pappas Special Education Ellen Ramey Home Economics Jeanne St. Martin Band, Chorus Fostena Parkey Government, History Stanley Rogers Helen Smith History Phisical Education Irene Sumpter Mildred Thompson Spanish Clerk Typing, English DEDICATION: THEIR THEME Ralph Quesinberry Distributive Education Betty Snodgrass Government, History Danny Calhoun Algebra 21 Charles Phillips Speech Drama, English ies Nancy Ward Typing John Smith Biology, Independent Study Harry Fry Athletic Director, Geometry Jon Castle Librarian, Track st Myrtle Blessing English Don Carter Agriculture THEIR FACES WILL BRING A FOND REMEMBERANCE OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS 23 FLIGHTS OF FANCY Flights of Fancy Daydream, build castles in the air, explore the vast world of fantasy. Let these flights of fancy carry you off to a deserted island where you may meditate on life and gain under- standing of your feelings. Express these thoughts and experience and let them build your character, for that daydream may become a reality and that castle may suddenly become a foundation. OFFICE PERSONNEL Flo Willis Bookkeeper Mary Musick Joe Rusek Assistant Principal Secretary 25 CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Edith Griffin Green Thumb Lady 26 Not Pictured: Katie Blair, Cafeteria Manager Georgia Gilreath, Cook Esther Spears, Cook Opal McConnell, Cook Hazel Sturgil Green Thumb Lady THE BIG APPLE COMPUTER MONSTER SCHEDULING SCHEDULING Sianuai “ hedasie Fal ee ee ee Be SFeeee2z2 999 99 4 DEDICATED TO THE CLASS OF °82” THE GOOD OL’ TIMES As our days go by, we come closer to the time that we must part, never again to return to these days, which are so precious in our hearts. The times we shared, were filled with laughter, joy, love, and an occasional tear. These were the feelings we had in our hearts, as we roamed the halls, that are so dear. Through the years, we've gained new friendships, and made new loves, but soon we shall see them each float away; softly and carelessly as a snow white dove. We will go through our lives with these memories packed away tenderly in our minds; but when our paths shall once cross again, another tear shall roll down our faces, as we reminisce the good ol’ times’’. By: Cathy ‘Birdie’ Stokes SENIORS ATTEND SEMINAR Leta Godsey and Andrea Adkins attended the Congressional Seminar in Washington, D.C. from January 24, 1982 through January 30, 1982. The girls have a high overall academic average. Of the three years students from Gate City have attended, this is the first year girls have participated. The Congressional Seminar offered a practical and personal knowledge of how American politics unfolds in Washington and Congress. A major part of the week was devoted to scheduled dialogue sessions with Senators and Congressmen, stressing a question and answer format of discussion. These meetings were held on Capitol Hill and were supplemented by attendance at House and Senate sessions and committee meetings. In order to better understand the relationship of Congress to the rest of the government, sessions were scheduled with high- ranking officials of various government departments and agencies, such as the White House staff, Pentagon officials and Supreme Court justices, all of whom helped to fashion the day-to-day workings of national government. The students were given a chance to put the knowledge and procedures of the Congress into practical application by participating in a Model Congress, which proved to be one of the most enjoyable aspects of the week. Each evening of the seminar, the participants were divided into committees, then drafted their own legislative ideas for submission to the Model Congress. An officer of the House of Representatives presided, utilizing modified procedures and rules of the House. The seminar brought an ambassador to meet with the students. These meetings provided a unique opportunity for added perpective into American’s role in the international community. Following each day’s activities, a short evening session was held by a visiting professor. This person, usually from the faculty of a nearby college or university, conducted what in effect was a ‘‘de-briefing’’ on the points and analysis of the wide-ranging discussions of the day. No Congressional Seminar would be complete without a good old fashioned tour of the nation’s Capitol. The students were given many opportunities for prearranged visits to well-known tourist attractions and monuments. Miss Betty Snodgrass and Miss Fostena Parkey, both are government teachers, helped make this opportunity possible and Leta and Andrea appreciate the effort they made in their behalf. 30 On Friday evening, De- cember 18, 1981, the Class of 1982 celebrated Christmas at their Senior Christmas Party. The school cafeteria was deco- rated in a red and gold color scheme with the traditional Christmas tree. Students danced to music provided by ‘‘Menagerie.”’ WISH GPON 4 A | i 4 j i | | ROPES EEE tn aoe Cee i ei SESE Opposite Page Upper right — Tired from dancing, many students grab something to drink. Center — Rocking the night away is easy for everybody. Bottom left — Instead of dancing, some students spend the evening chatting with friends. This Page Upper left — The group ‘“‘Menagerie’”’ provided the en- tertainment. Lower left — Happy with each other’s company, Ashley Addington and Kevin Peters dance the night away. Lower right — Mark Tomlinson and Rosemarie Carter happily swayed to the music. 31 SENIORS es Pte y as BRO wed pica 2 ax PODS oy ce, ee am. 71 Dy gusete tee SE eal Woodrow Akers Emory Dwain Arnold Timothy Cecil Benton Rebecca Gail Berry SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sheila Pierson, Secretary; Dwain Arnold, President; Lisa Lane, Treasurer; Susan McDzu..u, Reporter; Regina Stallard, Vice-President. Karen Lundy Blessing Byron Ross Burke Teresa Lynn Byrd LaDonna Ann Calton James Acie Carter MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Regina Stallard and Allen Cheek. 34 Penny Carter Allen Morgan Cheek Bonnie Jo-Rita Cleek MOST STUDIOUS: Lisa Williams and Tim Fields. Tony Castle Richard DeWayne Cleek 35 Johnny Ray Cole James Ronald Cornett James Vines Craft, Jr. Shelby Quillen Craft Michael David Darnell Ricky Joe Darnell Ricky Stewart Davidson Carolyn Ann Dean FRIENDLIEST: Lisa Edwards and Jack Hommell 36 Pamela Renee Edwards Randall Scott Edwards Mark Elliot Flanary WITTIEST: Cathy Stokes and Bill Salyer Robert Darrell Flanary 37 we Thomas Eugene Fletcher Jason Carol France Michele Diane Frazier Anita Marie Goode Delbert Carlyle Grady MOST COURTEOUS: Valerie Gardner and Scott Powers 38 Janice Roberta Hampton parE TT BRN Susan Rebecca Harbin Margaret Ann Helms Laura Christine Henry MOST TALENTED: Deanna Gilreath and Dwain Arnold 39 Rhonda Annette Jennings David Edwin Jones BEST LOOKING: Sheila Pierson and Deetsie Vermillion. Wrenda Franciene Kendrick ar Sharon Denise Lane Vickie Michele Lane BEST GROOMED: Rosemarie Carter and Marty McMurray 4] Denise Renea Lewis Ronald Allen McClellan c Barbara Allan McConnell David McConnell MOST DEPENDABLE: Janet Poff and David Meade 42 Robert Hoke McConnell Pamela Jackson McCready Leslie Susan McDavid Julia Ann Mann Robert Ray Meade David Brent Meade Jessica Ann Moore Judith Ann Neeley Lonormi Dawn Odum 43 Kimberly Ann Pendleton Kevin Wesley Peters Sheila Lynn Pierson We Johnny Glenn Poole Gregory Scott Powers MOST POPULAR: Carter Quillen and Jackie Vermillion Reed Gregory Steven Rhoton Jonathan Robert Rossi Lisa Elaine Salling MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Susan Gray and Ricky Cassell 45 Joseph Paul Salyer Bradley Howard Scott Darrell Gene Shaffer James Fred Shaffer, Jr. Willis Ballard Shaffer, Jr. Marty Edward Shelton MOST ATHLETIC: Tammy Collins and James Cornett 46 Leonard Rebecca Karen Jacqueline Jane Snodgrass Judy Lynn Snodgrass On yee « Owe David Charles Stallard Melody Lou Stallard Regina Faye Stallard Cathy Garlene Stokes | | | | : : Donna Michele Stokes Kathy Regina Tate ffi Jackie Wayne Vermillion Mark Andrew Williams Norma Jeanette Williams John Preston Wolfe Betty Sue Wright “ef are?’ neg ag JUNIORS ees SCOTT COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY GATE CITY, VIRGINIA 50 DESI! BESS IS T1O NMnN ?rn W oO Pam Arnold Junior Class Officers: Lisa Quillen, Secretary; Gayle Vic- ars, President; Jill Dougherty, Vice President; Laura Quil- len, Reporter; Roger Fraysier, Treasurer. Mike Baker Banner Clay Arnold Jon Bays Karyn Bell Barry Bowen Jeff Bowen Craig Bright Carl Bruner Danita Calhoun Mary Calton Cassie Castle lowrriui Hn Charlene Caston Robin Catron Kim Clark wrttn David Cleek ee Lynn Cole Patrick Coleman Chip Culbertson Danita Culbertson Scott Cunningham 51 52 Kim Davidson ise Becky Dixon Glenda Elliott Jennifer Elliott Marty Elliott cchmaiatiudiollole Jysgpiiiamiiasiinsinien SS Wally Dougherty s a uae weit fi As | Jennifer Edwards Greg Ervin Sherry Gillenwater Greg Gilliam Tracy France Reggie Greer PI Roger Fraysier Paula Griffin Tom Fields , Brenda Grizzle Jerry Hall 53 54 f Ay f Tracy Jones Lisa Joyce TAY Linda Harlan Karen Hens ley Kathy Walter Harris Keith James Ketron Sat ok Sandra Harrald Levita Haynes uo Steve Jones Tommy Kilgore Darlene Larkins Lisa Lewis % SseaneMann Rhonda McConnell Joey McDavid Chris McMurray Jimmy Meade eer io a Teresa Morrison Terry Myers Kevin Nelson “You're full of talent, JUNIORS.” 55 56 Alvin Scalf Rita Pierson Jeff Poberts Tonya Shoemaker Randy Pippin Robin Rhoton Allen Salyer Gretta Sims ” Laura Quillen Tami Rhoton Jeffery Smith Lisa Quillen Hagan Richmond Billy Sandidge Jimmy Smith Lisa Smith Patrick Smith Chuck Stanley Karen Starnes Lisa Summey Randy Taylor Tina Thorp Gary Tiller Marvin Tipton Mark Tomlinson 57 58 Jimbo Turner Steve Williams Jackie Winegar Leah Ann Whiten Mark Wolfe Tina Wolfe “Lookout Broadway, here we come!” Penny Williams SOPHOMORES SOP x BOI NES) CLASS OFFICERS: Reporter: Casey Goode; President: Dawn Tipton; Secretary: Vicki Nee- ley; Treasurer: Cathy Ward; Vice-President: John Bush. Allen Arnold Randy Arrington Neal Baker Carla Barger 60 Shelia Barnette Felicia Bellamy Virginia Bellamy Nancy Bishop Penny Bishop 2) Samuel Blackwell Rocky Blakely Glenn Blankenbeckler Jennifer Bobbitte Audra Booher Lat it, oe Wa, 2 ‘ tiem pave ‘ Rms URE SIS ae err TARO SSSR ERE Z iy Tina Bowen Karla Bowers Michael Bright me Terry Broadwater David Brooks Pamela Brown John Bush Jan Calton i —— Karen Cassell Rebecca Chapman Lisa Cleek Billy Cox Les Cox ae Frettia Craft Tommy Craft Jack Cunningham Charles Darnell Rita Darnell 61 62 Connie Fuller Pat Davis Patrick Deskins Rhonda Fultz Tracy Davis Donnie Dillon Beverly Gardner Shannon Elliott Bobby Gay Allen Dean Scott Dishner Barbara Gillenwater Karen Grimm Phil Head Casey Goode Chris Henderson Marcia Goode Robbie Henry Janet Graham Freda Hensley Janet Green 4 ) Pew I pr, Billy Grizzle Rhonda Herron 63 Janet Horne Joe Hommell Kevin Horne Brian Hurt Camille Isaac Mary Jackson Alan Jennings ae a — Rufus Jennings Patricia Jones Tim Jones Wendy Jones Lee Se Xan 20. oe Henry Kerns Lanny Kerns 64 Patricia Lane Randy Lane James Lanningham Kendra Lawson Pamela Lawson Melissa Lester Lisa Lewis Doug Mann Jeff Mann Alesia McConnell Rick Mann Kevin McConnell Paul McConnell Rhonda McConnell Rhonda McCraken Vicki McMurray Gary Moore Tammy Morrison Charles Mullins 65 66 Tracy Parker Lynn Salyers ty A Jeff Peters Jeff Porter Ivan Sanders Melissa Peters Julie Riner Debbie Shaffer Roberta Overbay Greg Smith Phil Owens Sondra Peters Randy Snodgrass é: ¥ By — t Tammy Snodgrass Rebecca Spivey Mim Paul Sturgill Rodney Taylor Talitha Taylor Jeff Thacker Tim Thacker Norma Turner Jeff Wallen Cathy Ward Gracie White Lori Williams Rachel Wolfe Richard Woods 67 Upper left: Talitha Taylor, Upper right: “Hurry we're going to be late.’’ Center left: ‘Gee, if | only had my moped!”’ Center right: On your mark, get set, GO! Bottom: Gotcha! 68 FRESHMAN uo mee ae i re ts 7 set, Bs Peas = Bred tate Stott . Sem ies: CLASS OF 85 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Drees Troy Anderson Tammy Ashworth ae A iy ‘tv i A: A fe Freshman Class Officers: Kim Addington, Treasurer; Sharon Barnette Andrea Bellamy Suzanne Price, President; Lottie Hammonds, Vice- President; Jill Ervin, Secretary. 70 Kelly Bellamy Re ye a Randy Bledsoe e Moo Ricky Carter eS Cliff Clark Tracy Bellamy Trina Blessing Roy Carter Jerry Coffman Walter Booner Scott Carter Melissa Cole Tim Bradshaw Newanna Casteel Johathon Compton Mark Bishop Melissa Catron 71 72 Hope Cooper David Davidson Tammy Despain Ramona Ferguson Frettia Craft Trish Duncan Brenda Fields Kimberly Fields Ron Culbertson Kim Dockery Jill Ervin Th_t Jeff Flanary Warren Fansler Scotty Flanary Regina Fleenor Mary Beth Franklin Debbie Fraysier Mark Gambrel Mary Gamble pate = Kent Gardner Allen George Marty Gibson Rhonda Gillenwater Terry Gillenwater John Glenn Elizabeth Griffin Karen Hall Lottie Hammonds David Harless Melissa Harper Tommy Harris Richard Hartsock 73 I =e 4 eee Anita Hashbarger Mike Hass Chuck Henry Johnita Hensley Sammy Hensley Vickie Hensley Wanda Hensley Jeannie Howard Chris Howington Clara Hurd Mitz Johnson Brandon Jones Chris Jones Rick Jones Tim Jones Mark Kilbourne 74 Jon McConnell Charles Minnich Lynn Lane Sarah Leonard Mark McDavid Steve Minton William Kimbler Sonja Lane Cindy Lewis Daryl McNutt Jason Morse Bobbi Mullins Donna Lane Frank McCloud Tammy Mullins LS Shannon Musick Eric Page Lisa Pierson pei Charles Quillen Donnie Ray Tammy Reed Tonja Reed Le 25 Roy Repass Kim Rhoten Tracy Rhoten Greg Richmond Alisa Robinette 76 Lynn Salyers Eddie Shell Misti Smith Bobby Spivey AB) ama Derek Rose Renita Smith Mark Spivey Ronnie Smith Randall Spivey Jimmy Sapp Greg Smith David Stapleton Pe Lisa Smith ORS Georgia Spicer Ricky Suns 77 Larry Vermillion Marcia Vermillion Mamie Wallen Shane Wells Mark Williams Donna Williams Mark Williams Tammy Williams Jackie Winegar Tatia Wood 78 JONIOR RETAKES ) Joe Pat Dougherty Buddy Franklin Anthony Mason Eric McMurray Cynthia Pippin PHOMORE RETAKES Donna Carter David Herron Dawn Tipton FRESHMEN RETAKES Randy Bledsoe Mark Burke Lisa Mathis Alethea Quillen 7S, Cassie Castle just heard the latest joke. “Who ate my peanut butter and jelly sandwich?”’ i a me � f t m : A j ‘ tn Friends forever! The Class of '82 demonstrates the fact that it will take more than gradu- ation to separate them. 80 , “Happiness is togetherness,’’ says the Class of '82. a ‘SARs Everyone studies so hard during study hall. | 81 82 Upper left — Ready for the races? Upper right — There is always time for love. Lower right — Wonder what they're talking about? casey cceeemmmaneaeieahinheahiahin| Upper left — Sheila Pierson, Rosemarie Carter, Carlene Smythe and Deanna Gilreath enjoy an- other exciting lunch. Center left — Gate City High School has such dedicated students! Lower left — Students in Mrs. Blalock’s geometry class work hard on their assignment. Lower right — Becky Dougherty and Tammy Falin enjoy homecoming festivities. Bottom right — What more can be said? 83 N.H.S. INDGCTION NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 84 SPORTS rt Ge LOE wT? aoe ae ae SEG eR oa sen cpp pave Se ae eraeAaH Dacernensie wane” ere EL REIN Ne A Re EY: Ob Blue Devil Football is a Gate City tradition. Syn- onomous with Blue Devil Football is Coach Harry Fry who has lead the team to the 1970 and 1974 State Championships. Assistant coaches are as follows: Joe Rusek, John Vicars, Stan Rogers, and Henry Clabaugh. ty , O - Gate) City _' Gate ‘City Gate City y co scamgearegapattg om ee nai Y ene eee enitneteiinn we pe ee wy eee iti te ee de ae “ge cman ctoabes ¢ F RESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM 90 1981-1982 GCHS FRESHMEN 3-4 oi 1981-’82 GCHS FOOTBALL 1981 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1981-82 Varsity Cheerleaders: (back row, from left), Danita Cul- bertson, Jr., Lisa Quillen, Jr., Ash- ley Addington, Sr., Carter Quillen, Sr., (front row) Gayle Vicars, Jr., Karen Smith, Jr., JoRita Cleek, Sr. Ashley Addington Danita Culbertson Karen Smith 94 Lisa Quillen 95 96 Junior-Varsity Cheerleaders: Front Row — Vickie Neeley and Suzanne Price. Tabetha Hamilton, Tammy Falin, and Trina Blessing. Girls’ Basketball Cheerleaders: Me- lissa Cole, Becky Dougherty, Kim Addington, Susan Quillen, and Tonja Reed. (Not pictured: Jane Faust.) Back Row — Beverly Gardner, Renita Smith, 1981-2 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Coach John Vicars Front Row: Jason France, Joe Ely, Tim Hartgrove, Dale Lynch, and Barry Moore. Back Row: B.K. Addington, Todd Harrison, Marty Shelton, Tim Fields, Joey Salyer, Chris Fugate, Allen Cheek, Deetsie Vermillion, and Greg Ervin. (Not pictured: Assistant Coach Sandy Blackwell.) Chris Fugate jumps high. Todd Harrison takes advantage of a fast break. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM EA’ NA fai ais te r BAY J.V. Players: Tracy Parker, J.P. Fansler, David Stapleton, Shane Salyers, Sammy Blackwell, Chris Henderson, Bobby Gay, Henry Hartsock, Rocky Blakley, Jeff Mann and Tommy Craft. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Freshman Players: Ran- dy Snodgrass, Chuck Henry, Mike Peters, Ivan Sanders, Mark Bishop, Jon Compton, Wes San- diage, and John Miller. 101 102 VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM : : : : d Rita Varsity Players: Coach Sandy Blackwell, Jennifer Edwards, Sherry Fields, Linda Harlan, Pam Brown, Tammy Mullins, Kim Davidson, Leah Ann Whiten, and Ri Pierson, 103 ta oe AHAM f cated | 2 Upper left — Pam Brown battles for the ball. Upper right — Sherry Fields goes high for a jump ball. Center left — Lady Devils always defend the goal. Center right — Tammy Mullins launches a free throw. Bottom right — Following a Devil victory, the Lady Devils shake hands with the John Battle Trojans. 104 Upper left — Leah Ann Whiten comes in for a rest. Upper right — Pam Brown is practicing before a game. Center left — The Lady Devils prepare for another victory during warm-ups. Center right — The Lady Devils are fired up to win. Bottom left — Pam Brown is ready to play ball! 105 106 2 Front Row — Linda Collins, Becky Poff, and Lisa Fields. Back Row — Vickie Hensley, Rebecca Chapman, Lisa Lawson, Tabetha lafcloallixe)aMm-lete lm @elutcia(-mree)elet-ielem DISTRICT — 10-0 OVERALL — 163 FIRST GIRLS TEAM EVER UNDEFEATED IN DISTRICT 1981-82 Girls Basketball Schedule Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City Gate City CFT @iAY Gate City Gate City Richlands Va� ) lays rele)e} Patrick Henry atelace)e) Va. High Castlewood Tazewell lm FeLaNceleyef Castlewood Va. High Abingdon Thomas Walker Grundy Pole) sles at-lad(- Graham atelaceye) Lebanon lm telantceleye f-} John Battle . Thomas Walker BASEBALL Gate City High’s baseball team has a new coach this year: Stanley Rogers. Mr. Rogers also works with the freshman team and teaches World History. Baseball Players: Front Row — Jeff Mann, Donnie Ratliff, Marty Shelton, Joey Salyer, and Robbie Perry. Back Row — Marty McMurray, Dale Lynch, Kevin Peters, Tracy Parker, Greg Ray, and B.K. Addington. 108 eet ae P ae eget ito nee Oca ag hat a 109 | j { i i j 110 Kevin Peters Marty McMurray G.C.H.S. TRACK TEAMS Front Row — Robin Page, Jennifer Edwards, Tammy Rhoton, Leah Ann Whiten, and Sherry Fields. Second Row — Melissa Todd, Rebecca Chapman, Lisa Lawson, Teresa Lawson and Donna Hartgrove. Back Row — Tammy Williams, Jeannie Howard, Karyn Bell,“Tammy Mullins, Penny Williams, Gayle Vicars, and Carter Quillen. Front Row — Rodney Taylor, Mike Edwards, Greg Peters, Patrick Coleman, Alvin Jones and Jimmy Meade. Center Row — Tim Hartgrove, Dale Lynch, David Banner, Barry Moore, Jason France and Joe Ely. Back Row — Neal Baker, Shane Wells, Chris Dingus, Kevin Horne, and Jeff Akers. ae ri Boy’s Cross Country Runners: Front Row — Craig Reed, Mike Sivert, Jack Cunningham. Back Row — Tommy Craft, Jeff Mann, Barry Lunsford, Jason France, and Mark Carter. Wit ; COUNTRY Upper left — Francis Cal- ton, Melissa Mann, Marty Harless, Cindy Robinette, Rosalyn Roberts, and Cin- dy Quillen. Lower left — Front Row — Dawn Tipton, and Con- nie Fuller. Back Row — Penny Williams, Regina Fleenor, and Tammy Wil- liams. 113 VOLLEYBALL ask TBALL Fy: y 7 Front Row — Tonja Reed, Robin Page, Carla Barger, Tabetha Hamilton, Tammy Falin, Renita Smith, Melissa Todd, and Rebecca Chapman. Second Row — Greta Sims, Leah Ann Whiten, Jennifer Edwards, Tammy Rhoton, Pam Lawson, Teresa Lawson, Kim Campbell, and Lisa Lawson. Back Row — Cindy Quillen, Angie Harrison, Sondra Lane, Pam Brown, Sherry Fields, Regina Stallard, and Jill Ervin. SENIOR PLAYER — REGINA STALLARD 114 eth S SDE 116 117 118 - $ i $ ¢ . j i u | { I le 119 120 a. Nt pte’ ik NW {PA 122 G.C.’s Top Ten Movies 1.) Raiders Of The Lost Ark 2.) Heavy Metal 3.) Caddyshack 4.) Nine To Five 5.) Absense Of Malice 6.) Halloween 7.) Endless Love 8.) Ghost Story 9.) Private Benjamin 10.) Arthur G.C.’s Top Ten Songs 1.) Freebird 2.) The Stroke 3.) Feels So Right 4.) Too Much Time On My Hands 5.) Start Me Up 6.) Leather And Lace 7.) Urgent 8.) Centerfold 9.) Dirty Deeds 10.) Superfreak G.C.’s Top Ten TV Shows Hillstreet Blues M A S H WKRP in Cincinnati Dukes of Hazzard PEER T A ine eRe CLUBS ae es a Proriae aes rays: ight ee Nagle p ad Her SR pat ae 9 OO iret ROAR RE rE NAO-2ZMN Row 1: OFFICERS: President Rosemarie Carter, Vice-President, Kevin Peters, Secretary Andrea Adkins, Treasurer Tammy Kilgore, Row 2: Deanna Gilreath, Tonya Hamilton, Ashley Addington, Roanna Gray, Mike Darnell, Debo Odum, Valerie Gardner, Row 3: Dwain Arnold, Randy Bates, Mark Flanary, Janet Poff, Susan McDavid, Mary McClellan, Wrenda Kendrick, Jeannie Robinette, Row 4: Jason France, Debbie Hensley, Sharon Lane, Lisa Williams, Regina Stallard, Lisa Lane, Row 5: Deetsie Vermillion, Todd Harrison, Marty Shelton, Robbie Perry, Jimmy McClellan, Tim Fields, Keith Cox. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OAAQO=ZAa Row 1: Mark Tomlinson, Leah Ann Whiten, Craig Bright, Roger Fraysier, Ronald Smith, Marty Harless, Row 2: Tina Statzer, Joe Bays, Jill Dougherty, Danita Culbertson, Patrick Coleman, Jon Bays, Row 3: Joe Pat Dougherty, Greg Gilliam, Donita Calhoun, Robin Rhoton, Pam Penley, Tim Hartgrove, Gayle Vicars, Row 4: James Sampson, Mark Gardner, Billy Sandidge, 124 Greg Ervin, Dale Lynch, Rita Pierson. se Row 1: OFFICERS: President, Debbie Hensley, Vice-President, Linda Harlan, Secretary, Janice Hampton, Treasurer, Judy Snodgrass, Reporter, Janet Poff, Historian, Roanna Gray, Parliamentarian, Phil Lane (not Pictured) Row 2: Teresa Byrd, Karen Blessing, Sharon Kyllonen, Lisa Qualls, Susan McDavid, Jeanette Williams, Penny Shoemaker, Sheila Berry, Regina Stallard, Lisa Lane, Jeannie Robinette Row 3: LaDonna Calton, Tammy Bellamy, Angela Honeycutt, Rhonda Smith, Lisa Ferguson, Regina Larkins, Tammy Kilgore, JoRita Cleek, Julie Mann, Becky Short Row 4: Barbara McConnell, Ricky Cassell, Chris Henry, Sharon Lane, Anita Goode, Betty Wright, Pam Edwards, Susan Harbin. FQOTGRE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Karen Starnes, Tina Statzer, Pam Penley, Tammy DeSpain, Charlene Caston, Lisa Summey, Mary Beth Franklin, Mary Gamble Row 2: Nelda Lane, Linda Harlan, Laura Quillen, Carla Barger, Tammie Curtis, Jennifer Elliot, Renee Fraley, Tammy Gillenwater, Levita Haynes, Row 3: Michelle Pendleton, Sherry Gillenwater, Lisa Joyce, Beverly Gardner, Alisia McConnell, Rita Darnell, Janet Horne, Patricia Jones, Donna Carter, Melissa Catron Row 4: Pam Arnold, Penny Jones, Jackie McCracken, Rebecca Chapman, Pam Lawson, Tammy Snodgrass, Teresa Lawson, Sharon Spivey, Rhonda Herron, Tammy Deel Row 5: Lisa Lewis, Missey Spivey, Tammy Morrison, Rhonda McConnell, Sondra Peters, Melissa Todd, Maretta Hillman, Becky Taylor, Julie Riner, Kim Dockery Row 6: Jan Calton, Stephanie Spencer, Tammie GillenwaterX Tammy Davidson, Janet Greene, Debbie Fraysier, Robin Page, Marie Hurd, Ramona Ferguson, Kim Fields, Angie Dishner. NAAO— ZMH re les) Tes) 85 Ie fe) zs) (a) (ee) vale 25 126 Row 1: Larry Jennings, Scott Riner, Roger Cassell, Glenda Elliott, David Meade, Mary Calton, David Strong, Hagan Richmond, Jackie Winegar, Marvin Tipton Row 2: Phil Lane, Brenda Grizzle, Tammy Burke, Tina Thorp, Donna Lipe, Melanie Spencer, Tina Quillen, Flint Williams, Buckwheat Anderson, Alvin Jones Row 3: Dale Minton, Mona Lane, Eric McMurray, Joe Ely, Vickie Lane, LaDonna Calton, Kathy Tate, Robin Catron, Greg Brickey, James Ketron Row 4: Ricky Cassell, Cindy Carter, Marty Bowen, Lisa Salling, Chip Culbertson, Scott Cunningham, Greg Ray, Ricky Davidson Row 5: Tim Pannell, Jimmy McClellan, Kim Davidson, | Greta Sims, Jimmy Meade, Jason France, Steve Jones, Jeff Akers, Mark Wolfe, Jeff Roberts 4 VICA OFFICERS Row 1: MORNING: President Mary Calton, Vice President Eric McMurray, Secretary Cindy Carter, Reporter Glenda Elliott, Par- liamentarian Phil Lane Row 2: AFTER- NOON: President David Meade, Vice Presi- dent Scott Powers, Treasurer Marty Bowen FHA OFFICERS Vice-President Rhonda Smith, Secretary Penny Jones, Treasurer Penny Carter, Parliamentarian Roberta Overbay, Reporter Angela Honeycutt, Chaplain Margaret Potts, Photographer Susan Harbin, Recreation Leader Cassandra Tipton, Historian Lisa Smith, Art Editor Tatia Wood, Song Leader Georgia Spicer Row 1: Sponsor Ellen Ramey, Kathryn Peters, Penny Jones, Brenda Poole, Lisa Summey, Kathy Tate, Sandy Harrald, Donna Williams, Judy Shoemaker Row 2: Roberta Overbay, Ramona Osborne, Margaret Potts, Missey Spivey, Penny Carter, Tammy Gillenwater, Tatia Wood, Ashley Ison Row 3: Sheila Taylor, Lisa Lewis, Chris McMurray, Susan Harbin, Karen Hensley, Tammy Hood, Carolyn Dean, Becky Dixon Row 4: Kathy S. Tate, Cassandra Tipton, Rhonda Gillenwater, Rhonda Smith, Lisa Smith, Angela Honeycutt, Debbie Shaffer, Georgia Spicer we 128 DISTRIBCTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA DECA OFFICERS Sponsor, Mr. Quesinberry, President, Lisa Edwards, Vice-Presi- dent John Wolfe, Secretary, Penny Williams, Treasurer, Jon Rossi, Parliamentarian, Chris Leonard, Reporter, Mark Williams. Row 1: Melinda Dingus, Mary Jackson, Barbara Gillenwater, Brenda Poole, Melissa Todd, Sandy Harrald, Karen Cassell, Marcia Stokes Row 2: James Cornett, Kendra Lawson, Nancy Bishop, Lanny Kerns, Robin Rhoton, Lisa Edwards, Mike Rose, Pam McCready, Tonya Shoemaker Row 3: Jon Rossi, Jack Cunningham, Jenni Akers, John Wolfe, Judy France, Lisa Joyce, Kim Leonard, Debby Lane Row 4: Les Cox, Billy Grizzle, David Kilbourne, Marty McMurray, Karen Smith, Jeff Bullis, Darlene Larkins, Mark Williams Row 5: Penny Williams, David Jones, Lisa Quillen, Chris Leonard, Terry Broadwater, Judy Neely, Randy Bates. Row 1: OFFICERS President Chip Culbertson (not pictured), Vice-President Donna Carter, Secretary Tonya Bright, Treasurer Lori Williams, Reporter Hope Cooper Row 2: Tammy Strong, Tammy Williams, Connie Fuller, Dawn Tipton, Kim Dockery, Kim Lane, Dana Adams, Jane Faust, Karen Carter, Benita Carter. JUNIOR ACXILARY mui REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: Lisa Williams, Julie Deboard, Talitha Taylor, Angie Harrison, Tabetha Hamilton, Susan Quillen, Marcia Goode, Camille Susan Quillen, Camille Isaac, Kathy Tate, Tammie STrong Row 2: Connie Fuller, Marcia Isaac Goode, Cindy Lane, Cindy Quillen, Contrinia Anderson, Michelle Salling, Felicia Bellamy, Tammy DeSpain, Penny Shoemaker, Penny Williams (not pictured). 129 MATH CLUB Row 1: Lisa Edwards, Regina Stallard, Patricia Lane, Jeannie Robinette, Jill Dougherty, Rita Pierson, Ashley Addington, Deanna Gilreath, Tonya Hamilton, Rosemarie Carter, Dwain Arnold, Cathy Stokes, Row 2: Tina Woolfe, Donita Calhoun, Mary McClellan, Row 3: Barry Moore, Lisa Williams, Wrenda Kendrick, Tracy Jones, Cindy Perry, Mike Reed, Ron McClellan, Kevin Peters, Tim Hartgrove, Ronald Smith, Craig Bright, Row 4: Brad Scott, Randy Pippin, Marty McMurray, Jimmy Craft, Gayle Vicars, Leah Ann Whiten, Kim Davidson, Jimmy McClellan, Todd Harrison, Row 5: Mark Gardner, Ricky Cassell, Danita Culbertson, Carter Quillen, Bobby Flanary, Mark Flanary, Michelle Frazier, Patrick Coleman, David Banner, Jon Bays, Row 6: Chris Leonard, Andrea Adkins, _Tim Pannell, Doug Johnson, Row 7: Scott Hensley, Roger Fraysier, Greg Gilliam, Joe Pat Dougherty, Mark Tomlinson, James Sampson, Row 8: Deetsie Vermillion, Marty Shelton, Dale Lynch, Greg Ervin, Joe Bays, Row 9: Tom Fields, Billy Sandidge, David | Stallard, Keith Cox, Allen Cheek, Tim Fields, Robbie Perry. MATH OFFICERS: AND REPRESENTATIVES President Regina Stallard, Vice-President Allen Cheek, Secretary Lisa Edwards, Senior Representative Rosemarie Carter, Junior Representatives Greg Gilliam Mark Gardner. 130 |FIRST YEAR STUDENTS: Row 1: Tonya Bright, Kelle Bellamy, Penny Williams, Connie Fuller, Dawn Tipton, Sponsor John | Smith, Benita Carter, Becki Spivey, Charlene Caston, Tammie Williams, Misti Smith Row 2: Kim Dockery, Carmen Salyer, Cindy’ | Robinette, Jill Ervin, Kristen Wagner, Karen Carter, Dorrie Berger, Diane McMurray, Karla Bowers, Randy Lane, Tim Thacker | Row 3: Jonathan Compton, Tammy Deel, Jeannie Howard, Hope Cooper, Suzanne Price, Deanne Derting, Melissa Harper, Trina | Blessing, J.P. Fansler, Tony France, Wayne Elkins Row 4: Chris Henderson, Robbie Henry, Tonja Reed, Renita Smith, Teresa | Lawson, Tammy Falin, Pam Lawson, Vickie Thompson, David Brooks, Freda Hensley, Steve Minton Row 5: Mark Kilbourne, Ivan NESS loo (—1 g-¥m @t-T 0011 | (om [ct-t-Lomim Blo) ol ot Ws Wt ]0 Mim @t- 11s 1am @(oreye (mm vd alo)arel-M Oliv olelel(-meyeelive mb ielcelemes-1 hy) mm Ol allel a Bro) (—eMevlelelam@)(—elemmes- leat t | Penley Row 6: Lynn Booher, Lynn Lane, Larry Berry, Charlie Mullins, Jeff Mann, Donnie Ratliff, Eddie Shell, Pat Davis, Mark Dean, Allen George Row 7: Kim Campbell, Michelle Kilgore, Tammy Ashworth, Angie Dishner, Tracie Snodgrass, Michelle Salling, Johnita Hensley, Anthony Legg, Deetsie Vermillion, Shannon Musick. 5) (@) ROlG) Grey FED) yt Roy SECOND YEAR STUDENTS: Row 1: Sponsor John Smith, Deanna Gilreath, Tonya Hamilton, Tina Bowen, Tracy Jones, Pam Brown, Marcia Goode Row 2: Alan Jennings, Kevin Horne, John Bush, Cindy Lane, Melissa Lester, Sherry Harrald, Neal Baker Row 3: Barry Lunsford, Henry Hartsock, Katie Spoone, Jennifer Bobbitte, Vicki McMurray, Angie Bowen, Tracy Davis, Aundra fe | Booher 1 132 ANNUAL STAFF Row 1: Dwain Arnold, Lisa Edwards, Rosemarie Carter, Cathy Stokes, Danita Culbertson, Ashley Addington, Rhonda McConnell, Betty Wright, Jessie Moore Row 2: Susan McDavid, Lisa Williams, Pam Penley, Mary McClellan, Wrenda Kendrick, Andrea Adkins, Pam Edwards, Kim Pendleton, Judy Snodgrass, Jill Dougherty, Jeannie Robinette, Rachel Wolfe, Cynthia Pruitt, Cathy Ward Row 3: Janet Poff, Roanna Gray, Regina Stallard, Row 4: Mike Darnell, Janice Hampton. FELLOWSHIP | CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Row 1: OFFICERS President Ashley Addington, First Vice-President Kim Pendleton, Second Vice-President Rita Pierson Row 2: Hope Cooper, Rosemarie Carter, David Harless, Dale Lynch, Marty Harless Row 3: Lonormi Odum, Kristen Wagner, Kevin Horne, Joe Bays, Tracy Jones, Gayle Vicars, Tim Hartgrove Row 4: Jennifer Bobbitte, Rhonda McConnell, Jill Dougherty, Patrick Coleman, Danita Culbertson, Jon Bays, Todd Harrison ROW 5: Tim Fields, Craig Bright, Ronald Smith, Suzanne Price, Tonja Reed, Renita Smith, Ricky Cassell, Lisa Ferguson, Andrea Adkins, Marty Shelton Row 6: Keith Cox, Robbie Perry, Jimmy McClellan, Jason France, Mark Flanary, Kevin Peters, Scott Powers, Cathy Stokes, Tim Pannell, Deetsie Vermillion. | | | | | | | | | ] | | ARRAN CO maa STUDENTS IN ACTION FOR EDUCATION Row 1: OFFICERS President Rosemarie Carter, Co-Vice-President Dwain Arnold and Jeannie Robinette, Secretary Regina Stallard, Treasurer Lisa Ferguson, Reporter Johnny Kendrick Row 2: Valerie Gardner, Kim Pendleton, Chris Leonard, Andrea Adkins, Carter Quillen, Tonya Hamilton, Marty McMurray, Tim Pannell, Pam Edwards, Lisa Lane, Brenda McMurray, Vicki Lane, Becky Short Row 3: Lisa Williams, Mary McClellan, Wenda Kendrick, Jessie Moore, Michele Frazier, Ashley Addington, Kevin Peters, Becky Berry, Donna stokes, Susan McDavid, Sheila Berry, Randy Bates, Row 4: Chris Henry, Margaret Helms, Deanna Gilreath, Lisa Edwards, Cathy Stokes, Sheila Pierson, Craig Reed, Brad Scott, Steve Dean, David Jones, Ricky Cassell Row 5: Todd Harrison, Mike Reed, Ron McClellan, Mark Flanary, Bobby Flanary, Billy Kendrick, Jenny Akers, Kathy Tate, Penny Shoemaker, Jeanette Williams Row 6: Keith Cox, Scott Hensley Row 7: David Stallard, Tim Fields, Marty Shelton, Jimmy McClellan, Deetsie Vermillion, Jason France, Jimmy Craft, Robbie Perry, Anita Goode, Regina Larkins, Tammy Kilgore Row 8: Judy Snodgrass, Betty Wright, LaDonna Calton, Julia Mann, Janice Hampton, Janet Poff, Roanna Gray, Karen Blessing Row 9: Sharon Lane, Debbie Hensley, Lesa Qualls, Rhonda Smith, Angela Honeycutt, Scott Powers, Martha Catron, Mike Darnell. Row 1: OFFICERS President Dana Adams, Vice-President Hope Carter, Secretary Linda Harlan, Treasurer Greg Ervin, Chris Henry, Row 2: Ashley Addington, Carter Quillen, Kim Pendleton, Kim Davidson, Jane Faust, Melody Stallard, Row 3: Rosemarie Carter, Kim Dockery, Gayle Vicars, Rhonda McConnell, Michelle Frazier, Dwain Arnold, Cassie Castle, Row 4: Jenny Akers, Jennifer Edwards, Tami Rhoton, Jennifer Elliott, Sherry Gillenwater, Darlene Larkins, Craig Reed Row 5: Lesa Qualls, Debo Odum, Mark Gardner, Kevin Peters, Sherry Fields, Greg Peters. 13S I REPT TEE TE EB TE IDET EI EDGEIO LE TEI MAGAZINE | “ LITERAR Row 1: Clarence Harris, Margaret Helms, Robin Catron, Mike Darnell, Martha Catron, Dana Adams, Ashley Addington Row 2: Chris Henry, Kevin Peters, Patrick Coleman, Debo Odum, Tina Statzer, Gayle Vicars, Valerie Gardner, Rosemarie Carter, Dwain Arnold JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Jeannie Robinette, Lisa Williams, Regina Stallard, Gen- ena Lowery (not pictured) 136 FQOTGRE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Scott Carter, Lynn Lane, Tim Bradshaw, Wil- liam Kimbler, David Langrel, Jerome Necessary, Lanny Kerns, Lynn Salyers, Tim Thacker, Row 2: Mike Bright, Rodney Baker, Kent Gardner, Sammy Hensley, Jeff Jennings, Chris Jones, J.P. Fansler, Row 3: John Glenn, Nuten Salyer, Lynn Booher, Jeff Sall- ing, Steve Smith, Jeff Jones, Glenn Blankenbeckler, Charles Quillen, Row 4: Keith Hammonds, Gret Brickey, Rick Mann, Frank McCloud, Mike Peters, Mark Gambrell, David Carrico, James Lanningham, Greg Osborne, OFFICERS: (not pictured) President Carl Bruner, Vice-President Robby Lane, Secretary Da- vid Jones, Treasurer Chuck Stanley, Reporter Steve Williams, Sentinel Jimmy Smith. LUGCIFER’S LEDGER STAFF Row 1: Dwain Arnold, Missy Spivey, Penny Carter, Katie Spoone, Row 2: Dawn Tipton, Connie Fuller, Penny Williams, Row 3: Phil Lane, Sponsor Eugene McClellan. 1BY 138 STQDENT COUNCIL Row 1 Gayle Vicars, Dawn Tipton, Rita Darnell, Andrea Adkins, Rita Pierson, Marcia Goode, Jill Dougherty, Deanna Gilreath, Susan McDavid, Tammy Falin, Tammy Rhoton, Suzanne Price, Allen George, Row 2 Pam Brown, Roger Fraysier, Dale Lynch, Patrick Coleman, Marty McMurray, Mark Williams, Tim Pannell, Jeff Mann, Jeff Jennings STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Andrea Adkins, Vice-President Patrick Coleman, Second Vice-President Ro ian Deanna Gilreath, Members at Large Dale Lynch Rita Pierson ger Fraysier, Secretary Gayle Vicars, Treasurer Jill Dougherty, Parliamentar- | | | aeias Sri HHH Joe Bays, Joe Pat Dougherty HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: FRESHMEN Jeff Jennings, Suzanne Price, Benita Carter, Richard Hartsock, Row 2: SOPHO- MORES Dawn Tipton, Carla Barger, Mike Edwards, Pat Davis Row 3: JUNIORS Rita Pierson, Gayle Vicars, Patrick Coleman, Lisa Joyce Row 4: SENIORS Janet Poff, Cathy Stokes, Lisa Edwards, Randy Bates, Shar- on Lane, Debbie Hensley Row 1: President Paul McConnell, Vice-President Joey McDavid, Row 2: Mark Dean, Secretary Ronnie Smith, Robbie Whetsel, 139 140 Row 1: Donna Hartgrove, Robin Ca- tron, John Bush, Marcei Stokes, Ja- net Greene, Rhonda McConnell, Row 2: Dale Minton, LaDonna Cal- ton, Penny Williams, Tammy Morri- son, Barbara Gillenwater, Sponsor Sharon Miller Row 3: Jason Morse, Chris McMurray, Debbie Shaffer, Karen Hensley. OFFICERS President Carlene Smythe, Vice President Laura Quil- len, Treasurer Robin Catron, Secretary Penny Williams. Row 1: Laura Quillen, Cathy Stokes, Anita Goode, Melody Stal- lard, Row 2: Carlene Smythe, Tammy Hood, Debbie Lane, Dwain Arnold. INDEPENDENT STUDY Seated: Joe Bays, Sponsor John Smith, Nuten Salyer, Standing: Talitha Taylor, Margaret Helms, Tommy Craft, Rosemarie Carter, Tracy Davis, Dwain Arnold. LIBRARY HELPERS Tracy Rhoton, James Sampson, Tammy Davidson, Margaret Potts, Melody Stallard, Richard Hartsock. 141 142 ' Row 1: Sheila Peters, Nelda Lane, Hope Cooper, Felicia Bellamy, Tammie Strong, Row 2: Clara Hurd, Maretta Hillman, Anita Hashbarger, Jenni Akers, Becki Phillips, Kathryn Peters, Row 3: Roberta Overbay, Craig Reed, John Wolfe, Judy France, Anthony Mason, Melissa Dean, Tammie Gillenwater, Marlene Castle, Kathy Tate. AGO DN OAMA=—-T17NO President Jenni Akers, Junior Representative Judy France, Sophomore Representative Maretta Hillman, Freshman Representative Hope Goo- per SENIORS Row 1: Brad Scott, Sheila Pierson, Lisa Edwards, Deanna Gilreath, Dana Adams, Julia Mann, Bobby Flanary Row 2: Andrea Adkins, Michelle Frazier Row 3: Wes Phillips, Jessie Moore, Carlene Smythe, Craig Reed, Janet Poff, Dwain Arnold, Rosemarie Carter, Chris Henry, Clarence Harris . OFFICERS QOL LL TT TTT ey Freshman Representative Tatia Wood, Flag Co-Captain Cynthia Pruitt, Flag Captain Janet Poff, Rifle Captain Dana Adams, Rifle Co-Captain Lori Williams, Junior Representative Tracy Jones, President Brad Scott, Assistant Drum Majorette Ginger Fansler, Drum Majorette Deanna Gilreath, Majorette Captain Andrea Adkins, Sophomore Representative Wendy Jones. 144 ASSISTANT DRUM MAJORETTE GINGER FANSLER DRUGM MAJORETTE DEANNA GILREATH ata e oe mts is hess 148 FLAGS Jill Ervin Felicia Bellamy Johnita Hensley Captain Janet Poff Co Captain Cynthia Pruitt Cathy Bowen Christine Wagner Julie DeBoard MAJORETTES Camille Isaac Susan Mann Captain Andrea Adkins Michelle Frazier Jennifer Elliott RIFLES Tonya Bright Donna Carter Co Captain Lori Williams Captain Dana Adams Benita Carter Karen Carter ADVERTISEMENTS STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS JIM O. CARROLL Agent Rt. 4, Box 1S Fy Bus.: (703) 386-9331 Gate City, VA 24251 Res.: (703) 386-3864 HOUSE OF STITCHERY All Counted Cross Stitch Supplies — Old Sloan Building Phone: 386-6081 Gate City, VA THE HOMMEL’S — JOE, NANCY, LESLIE Group, Life, Major, Medical, Disability Phone: (615) 288-5012 Kingsport, TN JERRY’S EXXON Service With A Personal Touch Phone: 386-9781 Gate City, VA Compliments Of WEBER CITY AUTO PARTS Salesman Linda S. Johnson Home Phone 386-6265 S.G. Ketron Realty Auction W. Jackson Kingsport Gate City, Va. 288-5947 Phone 386-9611 “Long John Silvers, SEAFOOD SHOPPES Phone: 386-9761 Gate City, VA ORBIT SERVICE STATION Highway 23 Phone: 386-3601 Gate City, VA Managers: William, Terry Allen, Randy Bise QUILLIN HARDWARE COMPANY Over 79 Years Of Service Phone: 386-3691 Gate City, VA Compliments Of HARRY G. PENLEY Compliments Of OLDE TOWNE HOUSE RESTAURANT CHICKEN COUNTRY Phone: 386-3671 Gate City, VA FREEMAN GLASS SERVICE Phone: 245-9037 Or 246-6690 440 Pres. Kingsport, TN MOUNTAIN VIEW EXXON AND MARKET Phone: 386-6122 Gate City, VA DAVID’S TEXACO Full Service — Self Service — Drive-In Window Phone: 386-7651 d.S. 23 East Weber City, VA FULLER BROS. GENERAL MERCHANDISHE Hardware — Groc. — Feed Phone: 386-3767 Snowflake, VA WORLD-O-TOYS EMORY 5 10 STORE Two Great Stores In One Compliments Of ROBERT C. WININGER Supervisor District No. 1 GATE CITY DISCOUNT Bernice Rhoton, Owner Next To Scott Jewelers Gate City BROOK’S GROC. INEZ BROOKS, OWNER Daniel Boone Community Phone: 386-7611 Gate City, VA HACKNEY FURNITGRE Furniture And Appliances Phone: 386-7101 Gate City, VA SCOTT COUNTY LUMBER AND HARDWARE Gate City, Virginia CITY CABS Harry McConnell Day And Night Service 7 Days A Week Phone: 386-6022 Gate City, VA SCOTT COUNTY FARMER’S CO-OP INC. Sam Starnes, President Charles Sloss, Manager DEE’S CLEANERS Across From Scott County Co-op Phone: 386-7131 Gate City, VA Bellamy’s Repair Shop BUILDERS OF TRUCK BODIES, TRAILERS, MOViNG VANS AND HORSE VANS ALL TYPE TANK REPAIR CUSTOM BUILOERS OF ALL TYPES Phone: 386-7273, Hilton, Virginia HARVEY and DOUG BELLAMY, Owners ‘Fresh As A Flower In Just One Hour”’ Compliments Of TRI-CITY OPTICIANS Business Phone 386-3151 RHOTON RENTAL PROPERTIES HOUSING — APARTMENTS — OFFICES BOX 224 WEBER CITY, VIRGINIA 24251 BILL RUFUS RHOTON Res. 386-7975 ee W.E. n DY McCONNELL soa AND SON YUMA RGRITAN CLUB Weber City, VA Tennis, Swimming, Basketball Picnicing, Meeting Facilities SCOTT JEWELERS ‘Your Quality Jewelers Since 1947” SCOTT COUNTY FUNERAL HOME Air-Conditioned Chapel Phone: 386-7021 Weber City, VA Weber City Drug Center “Your Rexall Drug Center” Phone: 386-3482 Weber City, Virginia FRAZIER AND MANN FUEL OIL Billy J. Frazier Jimmy Mann Phone: 386-6131 Weber City Q.S.Q. MARKET Gate City, VA Phone: 386-7114 Compliments Of RODERICK ST. MARTIN TGCKER COLEMAN ANDY WRIGHT Highway 23 Phone 703 225-4165 G GARDNER HOMES GARDNER MOBILE MODULAR HOMES P, O. BOX 233 WEBER CITY, VA. LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED By: WALTER GARONER and BENNY GARDNER ler Hillman Fuller 2 ‘lean inc. 240 BROAD STREET Kingsporr , ‘Oennessee- 37660 Responsible, Dependable Clothiers Since 1920 Developing Opportunities For People To Live And Work “THE EARTH MOVER’! ? Holston Insurance, Inc. BOX 187 WEBER CITY, VA. 24251 Insurance, Real Estate, Rentals, Appraisal, Residential - Commercial Jerry Deskins Business: 386-7951 “Decon’' On C-B Channel 14 Home: 386-9254 “Get A King Sized Deal At”’ KING FORD SALES CLEEK’S EXXON Highway 23 State Line Mike Cleek, Mgr. Tony Quillen, Custodian GATE CITY AUTO PARTS Wholesale Auto Parts Fred Helms, Manager Phone: 386-7311 Gate City, Virginia J K FABRIC SHOP Ladies Ready To Wear Ladies And Men Name Brand Jeans Weber City, Virginia MOCASSIN GAP AUTO PARTS Phone: 386-7901 Highway 23 Weber City, Virginia COMPLETE LANDSCAPING ¥ : i ENTERPRISE NURSERY ROUTE 4. BOX 461 GATE CITY. VIRGINIA 24251 OWNER: BILL JONES (703) 386-9291 WHITES WEBER CITY FLORAL SHOP Complete Floral Service Day Night aK Phone: 386-7031 (615) 248-4479 Weber City, Virginia THIS IS A FREE TICKET It's Not Good for Anything— -i- It’s Just Free. ; PHONE 386-6141 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE DARREL BOLLING Every thing for your Home Lawn Garden Phone: 386-9411 Across from Daugherty Bro’s Cheverlot | Whites | Home Auto Randall’s Upholstery Gate City, Virginia QUALITY SEEDS — FEED — FERTILIZER CUSTOM GRINDING AND MILLING BROADWATER TRADING PHONE 386-6811 GATE CITY, VIRGINIA 24251 Discover é BEN FRANKLIN FiWe bring variety to life! Phone 386-6341 Jackson Street Gate City, Virginia Derwood Grady, Owner P.H. NICKLES 1890 JERRY McMGRRAY’S INSGRANCE NATIONWIDE The Man From Nationwide Is On Your Side Phone: 386-6851 Weber City, Virginia NICKELS PRODUCE Wholesale Fruits And Vegetables Gate City, Virginia J.C. McGee’s Store “Shop At J.C. McGee’s Store For The Best Prices Around.” Yuma, Virginia SV arte Lee Of Kingsport Downtown Upper Level Kingsport Ft. Henry Mall ITALIAN VILLAGE RESTAURANT AND PIZZERIA Phone: (615) 247-7391 Open Till 11:00 P.M. Fort Henry Mall Kingsport, Tennessee BROADSTREET FURNITGRE COMPANY We Bring Beauty Into Your Home Kingsport, Tennessee CENTER STREET RESTAGRANT 504 West Center St. Kingsport, Tennessee Phone: 245-3851 ROBERTS TIRE RECAPPING Your Firestone And Michelin Dealer ah, We=?y Ae a TC 4 = Si Lee WEBER CITY VIRGINIA WILLIS PHARMACY Harold T. Willis RPH West End, Gate City Phone: 386-3181 BAYLOR NELMS FURNITGRE COMPANY Kingsport’s Largest Furn. Store 125-131 Broad Street Phone: 245-4159 Kingsport, Tennessee JOHNSON-McCONNELL INSGRANCE AGENCY For All Types Of Insurance Charles Broadwater, Owner Phone: 386-3861 Broadwater Building, Gate City, VA the Challenge From the atom to the sun ... the universe pulsates with ener- gy in many forms. The challenge is to find ways _ new ways .. to utilize the earth's vast storehouse of fuels in providing the energy needed technologies, exotic engineer- ing, dynamic architecture — ex- citing advances that must come if man is to tap Nature's lode for the energies he needs. From the smallest part of the universe to the largest that's the scope of the energy tield today. The opportunity for personal achievement is infinite; the challenge, one that must be for this nation to continue to be met. great. APPALACHIAN POWER The means — _ innovative CO. 'B RABSON y, EAST JACKSON ST. GATE CITY, VA. 1... Where The Price 13 Right THE HOLLISTON MILLS, INC. P.O. BOX 478 KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE 37662 Always specify Holliston bindings when ordering textbooks, encyclopedias, annuals or any books subjected to severe wear or long shelf life. BOOKS LIVE LONGER IN HOLLISTON BINDINGS Main Plant At Church Hill, Tennessee General Electric Appliances and Heat Pumps A G ELEcTRIC Phone 386-7531 Weber City, Va. General Hardware Richmond (% Tutt Vallee mH AROWARE stores © Hardware TRU-TEST PAINTS— Phone 386-7902 “ Gate City, Virginia Billy W. Rhoton - Owner SCOTT C9. bdo 3 AGENCY VARIE SPEAr Account And mA Western Auto Building q Agent Gate City, a 24251 = . Office 386-7557 Home 386-3583 Compliments Of CAMPUS DRIVE-IN Gate City, Virginia “IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH” Gate City Drug Center GATE CITY, VA. 24251 Lee Baker, Pharmacist PHONE 386-6041 Compliments of the Kingsport Financial Group Bank of Tennessee First Eastern National Bank First Federal Savings Loan of Johnson City First Tennessee Bank Heritage Federal Savings Loan Home Federal Savings Loan Tri-City Bank Trust Company BUILDING MATERIALS THE PATY COMPANY Duffield Industrial Park General Delivery Duffield, Virginia 24244 Phone (703) 431-2607 Congratulations Graduates ? ” yf A Kingsport Press An Arcata Company Oakwood Manket Phone: (615) 245-0282 Market Street Kingsport Tennessee 37660 ACREE-DISHNER DRUG Weber City’s Newest Full Line Drug Store Cards, Candy, Gifts, Cosmetics Registered Pharmacist On Duty At All Times “Bring Your Next Prescription To Us” Arrangements Far All Oceasions And Any Decor SILK fF LOWERS LEAVE SOMETHING TO REMEMBER Call us for your COMPLETE WEDDING Planning or Rental. . THAT SPECIAL DAY ' 386-6401 Gate City, Va. i in The Clothes Closet Presleys Market Phone: 386-7641 West Jackson Street Gate City, Virginia Hobbs House Phone 316 Broad St. 247-6321 Ringsport, Tenn. 37666 CRAFT OIL COMPANY Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 Phone: 386-7231 Gate City, Virginia Addington Oil Company Distributor Shell Oil Products “We Cover Scott County Like The Dew Covers Dixie” Phone: 386-3961 Gate City, Virginia YZ SCOTT COUNTY TOBACCO CO. — Distributors Of Tobacco Product — P.O. Box 164 — Weber City, Virginia | —— Ph. 225° 491 — pai PRESTIGE STCDIOS Specialist In School Photography 1395 Volunteer Pky. Bristol, Tennessee Phone: 968-4342 Prestige Portraits For The Graduating Student National School Studios For The Undergraduate HULLLAU LL NAS | ss VS SCOTT COUNTY Cablevision” Total Entertainment Through Tomorrow’s Technology ‘It Pays To Play”’ Congratulations To The Class Of ’82 From SCOTT COUNTY TELEPHONE CO-OP The American Free Enterprise System There is no greater service to mankind than to operate a business or industry fairly and profitably, to provide jobs in the com- munity, and to produce goods which satisfy our needs. Free enterprise has made America great. American business at work in the free enter- prise system serves mankind better than any other system in the world. We need to under- stand the free enterprise system and to help others to understand it so that it will never be lost. Eastman Chemicals Division of Eastman Kodak Company Kingsport, Tennessee VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF SAVE WAY MARKETS MANAGER: TOMMY JESSEE PHONE: 386-9041 WEBER CITY VIRGINIA Compliments Of NORRIS INDUSTRIES INDUSTRIES U.S. Highways 58 - 42] West Road Duffield, Virginia Happiness is awinning team. Being a winner is ‘what it’s all about’’ in school or in your efforts to achieve personal goals And that calls for teamwork The kind of teamwork you Can expect when you come to us for guidance toward financial success. $ Bank orVirginia KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT COMPANY 719 East Center Street Kingsport, Tennessee Phone: 247-2441 “Ask About Our Fund Raising Project’ FUNDAMENTAL MISSIONARY INDEPENDENT PREMILLENIAL Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:00 P.M. Thursday Night Visitation 7:00 P.M. Route 3, Yuma Community Gate City, VA “In The Heart Of Yuma, With Yuma On Its Heart” ae DAVID E. TEMPLETON, D.D.L. GENERAL DENTISTRY Holston Shopping Center Weber City, Virginia 24251 Office (703) 386-6162 WILDERNESS ROAD MARKET AND EXXON Phone: 386-6611 Gate City, Virginia Barbara’s Boutique Women’s And Men's Styling Rt. 4 Highway 58 Phone: 386-9481 Gate City, Virginia Gate City SCOTT COUNTY FLORAL Flowers For Every Occasion East Jackson St. Gate City, VA Phone: 386-9521 THRIFT-WAY MARKET Phone: 386-6481 Gate City, Virginia ‘ADKIN’S SPORTING GOODS Phone: 386-9881 Virginia GATE CITY FUNERAL HOME 24 Hr. Ambulance Service Business Phone: 386-7033 Residence: 386-3772 GATE CITY VIRGINIA DEAN’S BOOKKEEPING AND INCOME TAX Specializing In Small Business Bookkeeping And All Income Tax Return Phone: 386-9261 Phone: 247-6845 Gate City Kingsport MOORE AND MARCUM PHARMACIES Phone: 246-6166 Or 247-8188 Kingsport, Tennessee BURGER CHEF Lynn Garden Drive Kingsport, Tennessee Compliments Of — SHOE TOWN Weber City, Norton And Casselwood COX-FORD TRACTORS Phone: 288-2451 John B. Dennis By Pass Kingsport, Tennessee “YOUR ADVERTISING DOLLARS GO FURTHER WITH US” Scott County Herald-Virginian, Inc. P.O. BOX 218 Gate City, Virginia CALL GS TODAY AT: 386-7027 THE GF WORLDo ( SLOTHING OPEN DAILY 9 AM to 9 PM, SUN: 12 NOON to 7 PM PHONE 246-9751 1401 E. Stone Dr. Kingsport Compliments Of BROADWATER DRUG Gate City, Virginia THE FASHION CENTER Gate City, Virginia Vetsie Osborne — Owner Ladies Fashions At Discount Prices Compliments Of §COTT CO. MOTOR COMPANY Gate City, Virginia Compliments Of E.G. Watts, D.D.S. William D. Fisher Joe B. Broadwater JOSTEN’S INC. Scott Animal Clinic Richard Chapman Roy V. Wolfe Jr. E.7. Carter DOBYNS — TAYLOR Hardware — Jewelry — Sporting Goods — Appliances Kingsport, Tennessee ‘Proud To Be A Part Of Your Tradition” Howard Quillen, D.D.S. Bill Culbertson Dalton’s Young Men’s Shop Daugherty Brothers Chevrolet, Inc New And Used Cars And Trucks Virginia Dealers License No. 336 Gate City, Virginia j ' j i 1981 TALENT SHOW Dwain Arnold Rosemarie Carter Billy and Johnny Kendrick 167 HOMECOMING 1981 Homecoming Queen — 1981 Regina Larkins was voted to be Gate City High School Homecoming Queen. Regina was crowned Queen by Dwain Arnold and escorted by Chris Fugate. The Homecoming Queen and court were present- ed during half-time ceremonies of the Gate City- Lebanon Football game. SENIOR ATTENDANTS: CARTER QdILLEN AND MARTY McM€URRAY DEBBIE HENSLEY AND DAVID MEADE JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Darlene Larkins Karen Smith Escort: Mark Jones Escort: Roger Frazier SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Vicki Neeley Melissa Harper Escort: Jeff Mann Escort: David Stapleton A pass, A touchdown, A fumble; victory. Defeat. Memories. Opposite Page From left to right — Michele Frazier, Dana Adams, Tracy Jones, Clarence Harris, Carter Quillen, Sheila Pierson, Bradley Scott, Craig Reed, and Rose- marie Carter. This Page From left to right — Dwain Arnold, Roanna Gray, Kelly Bellamy, Bill and Carmen Salyer, Mary Alice McClel- lan, Janet Poff, Chris Henry, and Judy and Amber Snodgrass. Left to right — Kim Pendleton, Leah Ann Whiten, Ashley Addington, Jes- sie Moore, Betty Wright, Debo Odum, Didi Mullins, and Lisa Qualls. To Kim: I wish to express my deep appreciation and gratitude for an outstanding job as the yearbook editor. You have devoted much time and effort to make this book a success. Now as the final pages of the 1982 book are put to bed, you can lean back, relax, and enjoy the laurels you so richly deserve. Nancy K. Ward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A very special thanks to the following people, without whom this book would have been just an idea in the staff's minds: Nancy Ward, for prodding us on to meet the deadlines. Ashley Addington, for working on Senior pictures. Lisa Williams and Danita Culbertson, for their work on Junior pictures. Pam Penley, our business manager, who sold over half of the ads and took care of all the money. Betty Wright, who sold the most yearbooks — 97. Dwain Arnold and Rosemarie Carter, for their art contributions. Regina Stallard and Jeannie Robinette, for working on clubs. Cathy Stokes, for her work with the faculty section. Wrenda Kendrick, for working on Freshman and Sophomore sections. Jean Blackburn, for delivering proofs to me in the icy cold of winter. Mike and Sherry Quillen, for opening their beautiful home to us for Senior Superlative Pictures. Kevin Peters, for doing anything and everything. Family and Friends, for time and patience. Thanks, one and all — we couldn’t have done it without you! 175 MV AS) The 1982 Blue Devil has been completed and | want to take this time to say a big THANK YOU to the annual staff for becoming involved and giving of themselves. There were many problems, as I’m sure every annual staff experiences, but we all held on, gritted our teeth, spent, many sleepless nights to meet the deadlines. Folate Milatel iN beat o |W Lamm M-Tanl-] roel e-1c-1a0) Ma Comm det—mr-Colealleltciae-Lace)emr-lecemc-Coleliavam Colm de(lmmeere) olin-1d (ele My special thanks to Mrs. Nancy Ward. Without her advice, help, support, and wonderful sense of humor, | would have neuer made it through the year. , Yet my letter will not of -Mexe) a n}o)(-1-Mvaldelolelmidal-lel.diele mele mm de(e-iable (cals body fo} i @T- 1M @iL AYA wl (o] o Meco elore) MM Mel icM Mele ly book, one that will serve years later to bring back the memories of a unique and fulfilling year. | am thankful for the part | have had in capturing some of those memories. Kimberly A. Pendleton jae} | Ko) aim =) | am B) Ad | Bm be) 3)