Graham High School - Graham Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

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Best te ie “ vy @h see . putt 2 eT ee eee ney ee ee ee atere ao. 7 — —- - . 1 . wr o.- se . = Beginning ole GRAHAM 1984 Graham High School Bluefield, Virginia Volume 38 Table of Contents Theme y Academics 146 Student Life 8 Advertisements Sports 30 Closing Organizations 70 Index People 98 Tazewell County Public Library Bluefield Branch A New Beginning 1 FRONT ANA I ZEIININDINCE S=mZ 1 — Valerie Stacy, Jennifer Carroll, and Liz Fitz- gerald study hard in class. 2 — Chris Jessee, Kenny Arnold, and Erika Hollmann take time to use the school library for studying. 3 — Renee Viers and Carol Mullins discuss the May Day festivities. 4 — Mrs. Helen Harman and Mrs. Thelma Johnston at- tend the refreshment table at the prom. AZHZA7AZAHaAmMoe rl es J Se eT 2 A New Beginning 1 — Sam Wolford, Michael Murphy and Hazel Mar- tin browse for books. 2 — Miss Orloske hard at work. 3 — Marc Lazenby, Rhonda McCurry and Debbie Altizer are installed in the National Honor Society. A New Beginning 3 Homecoming Events 1 — A few of our better looking students! 2 — Mike Quesenberry is awarded the sash proclaiming him the winner of the “Sexy Legs Contest” by Kim Cox and Kim Kiser. 3 — Homecoming candidate Terri James and escort Jeff Grubb. 4 — Mrs. Ken- singer in her witch costume. 4 A New Beginning 1 — It’s Halloween! Rena Nacke, Melissa Spinella, Diane Howard and Suzanne Hager dress the part. 2 — Students enjoy the Class Olympics outdoors. 3 — Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Budner, Mrs. Goddard and Ms. Frye relax during a pep assembly. A New Beginning 5 Se a cae | — The Band lifts our spirits. 2 — Beverly Bales and Morris Yule are cozy at the prom. 3 — Talking over upcoming events. 6 A New Beginning High School 1ethe 1 — Terri Danley and Cindy Carter go sleepily into another day. 2 — James Hampton and Julie Brown practice for an upcoming concert. 3 — Phil Harris, Pam Campbell, and Robert Phillips get off the bus with a smile on their faces. A New Beginning 7 STUDENT LIFE ae 2A | — Mary Ann Chudina and Karla Surber arrange flowers to make the ’83 prom a success. 2 — Tam- my Underwood, Cheryl Mikovch, Carol Williams and Tracy Miller served as guides on Parent- Teacher Day. 3 — Mrs. Hart makes a wish and tries to blow out trick candles! 8 Student Life 4 oe | : ‘ fy iy WG is , ii . RSS r a yw — oN y Seg Ml a as 1 — Page Hutchinson cheers at the Homecoming bonfire. 2 — Dara Caudill, Candie Perry, Lisa Reich decorate for the prom. 3 — Kristie Smith allows herself to be wrapped in toilet paper by Joy Hutchinson. 4 — Susan Crawley and Lynn Carter decorate the halls on the day of the Student Life The Prom, 1983, was a night to be remembered by everyone. The girls went out and bought new dresses. The guys spent their money on tuxes and dinner. Finally, the big night arrived. Everyone looked impressive. Then came the moment when the pictures were taken. These pictures will etch the night forever in our memories. | — Taking time out from decorating, Brenda Amburn, Diana Puckett, Kim Hall, and Bekie Yates show us that decorating is not as glamorous as it seems. 2 — Teresa Smith, Connie Hersman, Tina Bowman, Pam Campbell spend their time decorating the halls. 3 — Kimbo Spencer and Scott Richardson keep a watchful eye over Melissa Shumaker and Marsha Popp. 5 , — Melinda Fields and Montie Fleshman walk past Brenda Am- � burn as they return to the gym. 6 — Lisa Reich and Carl Wilson boogie the night away. 10 1983 Prom “FATTHFULLY REMEMBERING” , | 1983 Prom 11 | — Taking a break from dancing: Naoma Nor- ris, Dara Caudill, and Brenda Amburn talk with Steve Farmer and Chris Nipper. 2 — Dwayne Nuckols and Beverly Hayton sit back and enjoy themselves. 3 — Margaret Ledbetter and date take advantage of the snacks. 4 — Renee Viers, Stuart Woodie, Mike Frazier, Leisa Broce, Laura Malone, and Lang Hurley talk about this exciting evening. 12 1983 Prom TALENTS 1 — Sherri Compton and Amy Yost portray two members of the Go-Go’s in the May Day Assembly. 2 — Amanda Harman bangs away as the drummer of the band. 3 — Mick Jagger, Jeff French, tells Quent Baria about the new kind of music. 4 — Christy Lazenby and Kim Hall take time out from jamming with the Go-Go’s to pose for the camera. May Day Assembly 13 1 — Danny Akers receives the Presidential Physical Fitness Award from Coach Phelps. 2 — Mr. Hedrick was voted the “Teacher of the Year” for 1982-83. 3 — Coach Carlock passes out the Tennis Awards to Jill Gillenwater, Christy Lazenby, Michelle Bovenizer, Catherine Sowers, and Tracy Miller. 4 — Coach Carlock awards our cheerleaders with a Varsity letter. 5 — Our Band students are awarded with cer- tificates from Mrs. Chaffins: Sharlene McCoy, Lisa Cooley, Lisa Griffith, and Amy Baker. 14. Awards 1983 Awards Day 1983 1 — Seniors file into the Auditorium for their last of- ficial assembly. 2 — Lisa Honaker is awarded a Scholarship from Bluefield State College. 3 — Receiving certificates are some of the top ten of the class: Ronnie Tabor, Mark Clarkson, Greg Clay, Gary Reich, Renee Viers, Amy Yost, Elen Crabtree, Susan Kirby. Awards 1983 MAY QUEEN | — The newly elected May Queen, Renee Viers, shows us her pret- tiest smile. 2 — The May Queen candidates chose Terry DeLisi, Jeep Hawkins, Cris Richardson, and Stuart Woodie to be their escorts. 3 — The student body elected Monica Hutchinson, Monique DeAngelis, Renee Viers and Carol Mullins as candidates for our May Day Assembly. 16 May Queens 1983 SUMMER OF ‘68 Beach music of the 60’s dominated the choir’s musical. | — Singing “Barbara Ann” are Markus Bertel, Ronnie Tabor, Keith Brown, Greg Clay and James Hampton. 2 — Cast members relax before the curtain goes up to start the second act. 3 — The grand finale was a rendition of the alma mater. Choir 1983 17 1 — Mike Frazier, Dana Dove and Gary Reich file on to the stage to receive their diplomas. 2 — Mr. Stone awards valedictorian Ronnie Tabor his diploma as Greg Clay looks on. 3 — Tracy Bowen happily ap- proaches the stage to receive her diploma. 18 Graduation 1983 “Separate Ways” 1 — Salutatorian Greg Clay looks over his address one last time. 2 — Tracy Bowen, David Carbaugh, and Renee Boyd wait patiently for the rest of the class to file in. 3 — Ellen Crabtree, Lisa Honaker, Lisa Lester and Amy Yost prepare for graduation. Graduation 1983 19 | — Linda McLaughlin and Susan Kir- by learn the duties of town treasurer from Mr. Harry Burton. 2 — Jeff French checks the equipment of the town water department. 3 — Eddie Neel, Karen Rusyniak, and Tammy Smith examine a cannabis plant while under the supervision of Police Chief Jack Asbury. 4 — Tammy Jones places books back on the shelf during her day as town librarian. eS RAE HR RR AE PER SMe aE Pere gee 9 ee TM te Bitte fe 20 Student Government Day 1983 SCA Activities 1 — SCA members Teresa Smith, Wayne Kinder, and Tonya Hart happily decorate the school’s Christmas tree. 2 — Phil Harris makes the morning announcements. 3 - Members of the freshman class decorate a poster for the SCA sponsored poster contest. tw ee! SCA 21 Kim Kiser and Paul Danko Candidates are seated here with their in- door escorts: Mike Quesenberry, Darin Davis, Scott Richardson, Rodney Jackson, Jeff Grubb, and Greg Carroll. 22 Homecoming Mutt ieee Reich and Scott Ray PALYSHOAHALARESHNRERANOUUNGUEAALY fl 1 — Mr. Stone places the crown on the new queen, Amanda Harman. The crown bearer is Glynn Carlock, Jr. 2 — Below is the smiling queen and her court. The candidates were nominated by the senior class and elected by the student body. Homecoming 1 - Tracy Miller, Kelly Matney and Page Hutchinson arouse the spirits of others during the bonfire after the Homecoming Parade. 2 — The Art Club enjoys par- ticipating in the Homecoming Parade. 3 — James Hampton and Michelle Bovenizer represent the Junior class in the parade. 4 — During the Homecoming pep assembly, Jennifer Wyatt, Kim Hall, and Diana Puckett enter with their classmates. 5 — Kim Slade, Carmen Whitman, Andy Patton, Mark Davis, Kevin Riley, and Amanda Harman pose for the camera on Halloween Dress-Up Day. 6 — Winner of the broom balancing contest, Billy Reed, concentrates on one thing — the broom! 7 — Tracy Srokose, Kayen DeGray, Dean Goddard, and Stacy Craighead ride in the Freshman car. 8 — Originally costumed, Billy Jeffers and Vickie Carroll stand in front of their lockers waiting for the bell to ring. 24 Homecoming HOMECOMING PLANS ARE A SUCCESS Homecoming 25 Our Students Are Tops 1 — Representing Graham High at Girls’ State this fall were Amanda Harman and Trina Lindsey. 2 — Phil Harris and Quent Baria attended Boys’ State. 3 . LaJuene Goins, James Hampton, Venisha Hicks, Charlene Williamson, and Susan Hypes made All-Regional High School Choir. Roxanna Sweeney made All-Regional Jr. High Choir. 4 — Competing at the math contests at Southwest Community College this fall were David French, Julie Brown, Renee McCurry, Jan Hill, Jeff Atwell, Chris Sudderth, Lisa Cooley, Gordon Clay, Catherine Sowers, Randy Patton, sponsor Mr. Bob Russell, Julia Tu, Lisa Griffith, Christy Chang, Tina Webb, Susan Harman, Marvin Howery, John Stroup, and Mike Quesenberry. 5 — All-Regional Band students are Patty Reed, Susan Harman, Amy Baker, Gordon Clay, Jill Daniel, Marlie Brooks, Jeannie Reed, Sharlene McCoy, Jill Gillenwater, Chuck Proffitt, Lisa Griffith, Ray Riffe, Stephanie Franklin, Kim Jones, Marsha Popp and Roba Kidd. 26 Academic Honors 27 Academic Honors 28 4 NSE BES 4, Weews 3 Junior Class Play 1 — Gordon Clay and Sharlene McCoy s hare a happy embrace during a Junior Class play prac- tice. 2 — Cast members Venisha Hicks, Gordon Clay, Tonya Fogg, William Hurt, and Sharlene Mc- Coy read over their scripts at a line rehearsal in late fall. Junior Class Play Rehearsal i Venisha Hicks scolds Rhonda McCurry and Tonya Fogg. Above, cast members read over their parts. Junior Class Play Rehearsal 29 30 Sports Divider 1 — The softball team members run onto the field to work on defense. 2 — JV cheerleaders perfect a pyramid. 3 — Stacy Kessinger prepares to serve. 4 — Ronnie Tabor drills a line drive for the baseball team. 5 — The JV basketball team walks victoriously off the court. 6 — Mr. Stone holds the megaphone while Scott Richardson presents a sympathy bouquet to the football team, compliments of Bluefield High. 7 — The football team charges onto the field for practice. 8 — April Christian reaches for a jump ball. Sports Divider 31 Members of the 1983 Golf team are, front: Mark Williams, Chuck Stacy, and Zane Christian. Second row: Steve Rhodes, Craig Cook, Mike Cook, Wayne Kinder, Mike Honaker. Back row: Mike Copley, Quent Baria, Chris DeCamp, Scott Ray, Steve French, and Mike Miller. li: = Coach Jim Jones Marion Beckley (WV) Tazewell Richlands Grundy John S. Battle Tazewell Grundy Marion John S. Battle Tazewell Virginia High Se eet eo Fourth in District PD Nome sk tS Chris DeCamp Steve French Mike Miller 32 Golf Steve Rhodes -Mike Honaker, Scott Ray, and Wayne Kinder receive final in- structions from Mr. Jones before an important SWD match. Golf 33 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL A ws Front Row: Teresa French, Sara Shortt, Beverly Oakes. Second Row: Melanie Greer, Tina Webb, Lois Brogdon, Rhon- da Summers. Third Row: Tammy Underwood, Margaret Ledbetter, April Christian. ails, Cm S PmWHemMAnrwmwmr Girls’ Basketball Opponents Patrick Henry 35 Lebanon 30 Marion 44 Lebanon 45 Tazewell 53 Grundy 53 Richlands 56 Bluefield 51 Abingdon 73 Tazewell 63 VA High 36 Princeton 38 Richlands 64 Princeton 54 Gate City 65 Bluefield 36 J.S. Battle 47 Grundy 62 Rhonda Summers, Lois Brogdon, Melanie Greer, Tammy Underwood, Tina Webb, Beverly Oakes, April Christian, and Margaret Ledbetter listen as Coach Phelps gives in- structions while Coach Vera Austin surveys the opposition. 34 Girls’ Basketball 1 — Rhonda Summers, Margaret Ledbetter, Tina Webb, Melanie Greer, Tammy Under- wood, Beverly Oakes, and Teresa French enter the gym at the Middle School. 2 — Margaret Ledbetter, April Cinristian, and Beverly Oakes await the tipoff. 3 — Margaret Ledbetter avoids fouling on defense. 4 — Tina Webb and Margaret Ledbetter play classic defense. 5 — Announcer Tom Helton is observed by wife Vicki, Carla Surber, and Phil Harris. Girls’ Basketball 35 1983 G-GIRLS Used Teresa French Margaret Ledbetter Sara Shortt Rhonda Summers Senior Senior Junior Junior . id me ca PP ome OS — : wine Beverly Oakes Tammy Underwood Tina Webb Lois Brogdon Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman April Christian Freshman ‘34 le Melanie Greer Leading scorer Sara Shortt, who injured her knee in mid-season, relaxes with Mr. Under- Freshman wood and Coach Phelps during warm-ups. 36 =Girls’ Basketball 1 — April Christian closes a gap on defense. 2 — Beverly Oakes, Melanie Greer, Tammy Underwood, and Tina Webb listen during halftime instructions. 3 — The team gathers in the Middle School locker room before a game. 4 — Robert Phillips diligently keeps score. Girls’ Basketball 37 38 FOOTBALL gic ft OC Football 1 — All Region IV guard and linebacker Greg Car- roll and All Southwest District guard and linebacker Scott Richardson await the coin toss. 2 — Halfback Kevin Yost turns it on. 3 — Quarter- back Joe Cundiff rolls left while looking for a receiver downfield. 4 — This is where games are often won: on the practice field under the direction of head G-Man Glynn Carlock. ADVERSITY ARISES 1 — The grid season began on a disappointing note as potential all-state halfback Kimbo Spencer tore ligaments on the second play of the season and was sidelined for the remainder of the campaign. 2 — Senior running back Mike Quesenberry, seen here throwing a block to spring teammate Rodney Jackson for a first down, also in- jured ligaments in his ankle at midseason and was lost to the team. 3 — Big Mark Large also went down with a knee injury. 4 — Despite key losses, other G-Men rose to the challenge: Billy Thomason sweeps right behind interference led by Scott Richardson. . GHS 14 Richlands 21 Y 0 Bluefield 18 N 12 Patrick Henry 19 N 32 Marion 31 C 9 Abingdon 14 iN f Tazewell 13 R 2) Gate City L 3 John S. Battle 22 = 20 Lebanon 0 K 28 Grundy 29 Football =. £ 21RD CBR e By peels nt Danny Keith Rusyniak Shrader Mesa ppewsifi G-MEN MEET THE CHALLENGE 1 — Helping to carry the load in the backfield was freshman fullback Terry Smith. 2 — A star also emerged in senior running back Billy Thomason, heading upfield here behind Greg Carroll. 3 — All Region IV wide receiver Jeff Grubb puts the move on an Abingdon defender. 4 — Freshman Jeff Sizemore was superb at punter. 5 — Quarterback Joe Cundiff crosses the goal line ahead of three Lebanon tacklers. 42 Football 1 — All Southwest District running back Billy Thomason hauls in a Cundiff aerial. 2 — G-Men observe pep rally activities prior to the annual clash with Beaver. 3 — Coach Carlock instructs the team after conferring with his coaching staff. 4 — Joe Cundiff reads the pass coverage while looking for first down yardage against Marion’s Scarlet Hurricane. a” % e Vd | v WT Ry Football 43 44 BASEBALL me toh lee) esl ah. d= Baseball Rodney Jackson loosens up in the bullpen, preparing to deliver to Darrin Davis, a very dependable backstop. First Row: Johnny Watkins, David Busic, Jeff Atwell, Ricky Miller, Billy Thomason, Steve Stansfield. Second Row: Stuart Woodie, Gary Reich, Ronnie Tabor, Cris Richardson, Paul Carter. Third Row: Dar- r in Davis, Rodney Jackson, Jeff Blake, Sonny Alderman, Tommy Kinder, Tim Shaffrey, Bill Guest. 1 — Robert Waschler, Jeff Atwell, Ricky Miller, and Bill Guest tend the scorebook. 2 — Billy Thomason warms up. 3 — Tommy Kinder awaits some in- field. 4 — Johnny Watkins follows through on his peg. 5 — Keith Shrader collects admis- sion at the gate at Bowen Field. Baseball 45 46 — The TORCH 1s PASSED — OANIPOA NAN WW APO WAYMAN R NW WD — Currence Award Committee Chairman George Earp and Daily Telegraph Sports Editor Tom Borrelli congratulate Mr. Kinser on his fine coaching career. 2 — Coach Kinser makes his exit, stepping aside for new head coach Doug Marrs. 3 — Coach Marrs and his mentor, Coach Kinser, watch the ac- tion along with Jeff Blake. Baseball Patrick Henry 4 Abingdon 2 Lebanon 14 Marion 0 Tazewell 9 Pineville 6 John Battle 11 John Battle 12 Princeton Oak Hill Virginia High Tazewell Mount View Gate City Gate City Grundy Richlands Richlands Virginia High — WRN NYAOO NW MR. FOOTBALL MISS BASKETBALL a During the fall, Greg Carroll was named Mr. Football, and Teresa French and Margaret Ledbetter were named Miss Basketball. They received these titles from their teammates. Teresa and Margaret lead the team with most points and rebounds. Greg spearheaded the defense with most tackles, which won him All Southwest District honors. ” Mr. Football and Miss Basketball 47 iy S ie fie i , ee aoa 2 ens Mary Ann Chudina Terri James Karla Surber VARSITY ) CHEERLEADERS bot A | — The cheerleaders entertain during a pep assembly by performing a modern dance to the hit song “Beat It.” 2 — Varsity captain Karla Surber leads a cheer at the Graham- Beaver football game. 3 — Co-captain Mary Ann Chudina looks down and surveys the damage after receiving a pie in the face dur- ing a pep rally. 4 — Debbie Dotson, Mary Ann Chudina, Page Hutchinson, and Karla Surber have a good time while performing during the 1983 May Day assembly. 48 Varsity Cheerleaders ie Kelli Haun Debbie Tabor Above — To honor our players’ parents and their support of our athletes, an annual Parents night is held at the Homecoming game. Here Debbie Dotson pins a mum corsage on Mrs. Carol Jackson, Rodney’s mother. Left — Our varsity cheerleaders move into position just prior to building an eye-catching three- level pyramid. Varsity Cheerleaders 49 JUNIOR VARSITY Our lithe, lovely, and competent Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are featured individually. | — The squad demonstrates a vertical mount. CHEERLEADERS 5 The G-Man oleves {ns foc poletetrec cane meant the girls’ teamwork. ys wt us Hope Whaley Carol Williams 50 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders nN — Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Kim Hall 52 MissG.H.S. fF Terri James Lisa Reich Rhonda Shrader . Karla Surber MissGHS_ 53 ictnccnnnsinaiiannsases mais 54 Varsity Basketball ee 1 — Marc Lazenby and Robert Phillips recover from a scramble for a loose ball. 2 — Robert Phillips struggles to get an edge over his opponent. 3 — Henry For- tune goes for a rebound. 4 — Tommy Kinder shoots for two. 5 — Team members return from a_ halftime strategy session. 6 — Henry Fortune scans the court for a teammate to pass to. 7 — The team’s manager, Dean Goddard, keeps the team in order. 8 — After Scott Ray shoots, Tommy Kinder and “Fish” Phillips are there for the re- bound. 9 — Mr. Stone and Karla Surber present “Mr. Basketball,’’ Marc Lazenby, with a giant cookie. 10 — Robert Phillips adds two more points to the Graham scoreboard. COACH CHARLES PHELPS GHS OPPONENTS 73 —31 Patrick Henry 56 — 53 Richlands 68 — 57 Marion 80 — 45 Lebanon 72 —76 Bluefield 58 — 57 Tazewell 48 — 69 Richlands 67 — 59 Grundy 63 —57 Abingdon 69 — 64 Tazewell 61 —74 Virginia High 56 — 84 Princeton 53 — 57 Tazewell 66 — 57 Gate City 63 — 105 Bluefield 80 — 67 John Battle 69 —71 Grundy 20T 50 — 64 Princeton 66 — 80 Richlands 79 — 52 Lebanon Third inSWD Varsity Basketball 55 Let ZMH Zz, =omMw 3 oO oe 5} wd ”n og joa) 56 Varsity weZAmnerr D E C A M P Above: Marc Lazenby fires up a base-line jumper against Beaver as Tommy Kinder looks for a rebound. Above left: G-Men celebrate after coming from 27 points behind to whip Tazewell 58-57 in the Tazewell County Holiday Tournament. Varsity Basketball 57 JY: BASKETBALL || 1 — Joe Cundiff leaps to bank a shot off the glass as Danny Adkins and Jeff Sizemore prepare to assist. 2 — Running downcourt to aid in a score, Charlie Bowman and Danny Adkins trail the play as Joe Cundiff leads the fast break against Lebanon. 3 — Jimmy Yost drives the lane for a lay-up in a very heated game. 4 — Members of the Junior Varsity basketball team are, front: Mark Johnson, manager. First row: Ron Pennington, Johnny Watkins, Michael Goodman, Mark Williams, Mike Johnson, Billy McDonald, Todd Furrow, Mark James, and Tim Neel. Second row: Joe Cundiff, Jeff Sizemore, Jimmy Yost, Charlie Bowman, Danny Rusyniak, Danny Adkins, Keith Latimer, Michael Woody, and Shannon Remines. 58 Junior Varsity Basketball JV Schedule Patrick Henry Richlands Marion Lebanon Bluefield | ‘jek ( ; wa ' Grundy Charlie Bowman Joe Cundiff Michael Goodman Billy McDonald sat Virginia High Princeton Tazewell Gate City Bluefield John Battle Lebanon Grundy Princeton Richlands Danny Rusyniak Johnny Watkins Coach Gary Williams Todd Furrow Mike Johnson Shannon Remines Jeff Sizemore Michael Woody Danny Rusyniak pops a jumper from the lane against Beaver. Junior Varsity Basketball 59 Greg Carroll Rodney Jackson Scott Richardson Billy Thomason Joe Epperson Chip Warburton Greg Layne Chris Morath a i s j 5 ; : ed a Steven Blaylock Steven French Shea Moore David Trigg Richlands Grundy Tazewell Marion Virginia High Patrick Henry Lebanon John S. Battle Abingdon 60 Wrestling 1 — Rodney Jackson enjoys the advantage on Shea Moore. 2 — Scott Richardson demonstrates proper starting position on Joey Plott. 3 — Shea Moore tries to ignore the good-natured taunting of his team- mates as his picture is taken. 4 — Greg Carroll and Scott Richardson discuss strategy before a match. Girls’ Track Team: Sharlene McCoy. Boys’ Track Team includes, first row: Chris Byrd, Scott Jones, Scott Richardson, Kimbo Spencer, Greg Carroll, Jeff Grubb, Charlie Bowman. Second row: Tim Neel, Joe Cundiff, Phil Ohly, Danny Rusyniak, Kevin Yost, Randy Simpson. Third row: Mike Mur- phy, Craig Cook, Raul Despian, Henry Fortune, Chris Morath. Last row: Paul Bradford, Mike Franklin, Kenny Caudill, Brian Duncan. Wrestling and Track 61 VOLLEYBALL Yl Susan irs we Ie! BS tes) I , lest I! I Sara Shortt Amy Baker Tonya Hart Stacy Kessinger Tammy Underwood Karen Waller 62 Volleyball Wy id Kelli Ferguson Melanie Greer Kyle Kelly Trish Long Cheryl Mikovch Vee x 4. ’ a gn '6 0 25 . ee er — Tina Webb Tina Webb, Tonya Hart, and Sara Sara Shortt sets the ball as Christy Shortt wait for the official’s signal to Lazenby and Amy Baker watch begin the game. intently. Volleyball 63 | — The team meets during the game. 2 — Stephanie Blaylock takes the force off a serve by bumping to a setter. 3 — Sara Shortt hits the ball up into position for Melanie Greer to make a spike. 4 — Melanie Greer passes the ball toward the net. 5 — The team listens to instructions from Coach McKinney during a time-out. 6 — Christy Lazenby attempts to place the ball for Tina Webb. 64 Volleyball 65 Sports Collage Members of the Tennis Team are, front row: Michelle Bovenizer, Jill Daniel, Jill Gillenwater, and Christy Lazenby. Second row: Catherine Sowers, Tracy Miller, Tonya Porter, and Bekie Yates. Michelle Bovenizer Catherine Sowers Bekie Yates 66 Girls Tennis Team GIRLS’ TENNIS Richlands Lebanon Tazewell VA High Abingdon Richlands Bluefield Tazewell John Battle Bluefield RECORD 6-4 Coach Vera Austin W W L U W W W I W L Jill Gillenwater Tonya Porter Team members Tonya Porter, Michelle Bovenizer, Catherine Sowers, Bekie Yates, and Tracy Miller show their best sides. Girls’ Tennis 67 BOYS Ne FZ oy Members of the Boys Tennis Team are, front row: Chris DeCamp, and Phil Harris; second row: Gordon Clay, Mike Hager, and Marc Lazenby. Marc Lazenby Chris DeCamp 68 Boys Tennis Team aot BSN gS Phil Harris Mike Hager Gordon Clay MPiewarewews cows Team members Marc Lazenby, Chris DeCamp, Mike Hager, and Phil Harris in a noncompetitive moment. Boys Tennis 69 RGANIZATIONS The Band plays at the bonfire sponsored by the SCA and the Pep Club. The bonfire was one of the highlights of Homecoming week activities. NZOHMH FN APARO ae att a “ . — we eee “4 aa sen ment tba j pa Pa Wrteerneett ‘ 8 Lee ¥ % jee? t fiers CL ert. Laura Malone, Jewell Turley, Julia Tu and Caroline Tu make paper flowers for the Health Careers Club entry in the Christmas parade. 70 Organizations Divider =a mr | | se mee Tt OT : Karla Surber, Terri James, and Carla Johnston decorate the gym for the Seniors during a Pep Club-sponsored decorating contest. Melissa Shumaker and Darin Davis await their induction Marsha Popp and Christy Chang participate in the into the NHS. Drivers’ Safety Club annual spring campus clean-up. Organizations Divider 7] During a Junior discuss old and new business. C V I qT A N S 72 Junior Civitans Officers of the Junior Civitans are, Robbie Ruble, Sergeant; Con- nie Vance, Corresponding Secretary; Lisa Griffith, treasurer; Carla Johnston, Recording Secretary; Laura Malone, Chaplain; Civitan meeting, Carla Diana Puckett, president; Tonya Porter, Deputy Governor; and Johnston, Robbie Ruble, and Diana Puckett Lisa Reich, Vice President. Members of the Junior Civitans are, front row: Tabby Peery, Debbie Tabor, LaJuene Goins, Missy Steele, Teresa Browning, Dara Caudill, Renee McCurry, Amie Bowling, Rhonda Shrader, Second row: Jody Hartley, Teri Graham, Karen Waller, Cheryl Mikovch, Hope Whaley, Candie Peery, Kim Hall, Naoma Norris, Darla Mitchem, Third row: Susan Hypes, Stephanie Broyles, Kenneth Isaacs, Charlene Williams, Jill Daniel, Karen Ellsworth, Pam Slade, Jane Workman, and Brenda Amburn. OT AM FM Stereo Radio Cassette Recorder huvox Presenting raffle winner Karen Ellsworth with a _ stereo cassette Model CX -150 player is Robbie Ruble. Mil Mrs. Chaffins and Julie Brown prepare to play the piano for the choir. Jill Daniel, receives food from Ron Penn- ington, Karen Waller, and Mike Eden as ad- mission to the Thanksgiving program. JUNIOR CIVITANS 73 74 Keeping the Bible Club in action are officers, front row: Joey Cundiff, secretary; Jeannie Reed, treasurer. Second row: Beth Grim, vice president; Mrs. Pat Jones, sponsor, and Rhonda Shrader, president. During their lunch period, Sharon Spencer and Regina Jeffery search for recipients of cupcakes. Passing out cupcakes for Halloween is Kim Hall and Michelle Bovenizer. Kim Summers receives a decorated cupcake from a friend. Bible Club Members of the Bible Club are, first row: Dean Goddard, Mendy Belcher, Tonya Porter, Laura Malone, Debbie Tabor, Renae Mc- Curray, Jenny Giffen, and Tabby Peery. Second row: Amy Lockhart, Rhonda Smith, Susan Mikovch, Leslie Hutchinson, Julie Brown, Chris Sudderth, Jody Hartley, and Terri Graham. Third row: Debbie Dotson, Michelle Bovenizer, Catherine Sowers, Con- nie Hersman, Kim Jones, Marsha Popp, Candie Peery, Trina Lindsey, Jill Gillenwater, Dara Caudill, and Karen Harlow. Fourth row: Johnny Watkins, James Hampton, Roba Kidd, Mark Williams, Chip Warburton, Phil Harris, Lee Riffe, David Holston, Jill Daniel, and Marla Popp. Enjoying a delicious cupcake, Cherie Mitchell eats away while Venisha Hicks enjoys making fun of her. Smiling Diane Howard receives a cupcake from Bible Club member Sharon Spencer. Bible Club 75 mAcHcant Pip eZ = Sao 76 FBLA NAmMUPmUr a OHRmMEe ga re Junior and Senior members of the FBLA are, first row: Rose Ann Lockhart, Becky Tabor, Connie Hersman, Scott Jones, Candie Peery, John Johnson, and Connie Vance. Second row: Susan Ross, Susan Hypes, LaJuene Goins, Tracy Estep, Cherie Mitchell, Pat Baldwin, Debbie Clendenen, Kim Cox, Dara Caudill, Carla Johnston, and Becky Tignor. Third row: Rhonda Summers, Teresa Farley, Melissa Thompson, Susan Mikovch, Debbie Dotson, Hudson Huffard, Chris Byrd, David Brewster, Tina Bowman, and Becky Lewis. Fourth row: Donna Workman, Elmira Slowey, Tammy Fields, Doug Cook, Lynn Carter, and Mike Copley. or Freshmen and Sophomore members of the FBLA are, first row: Darla Mitchem, Shelia Bradford, Mend} Belcher, Tammy Shrader, Tabby Peery, Jewell Turley, Rhoda Mills, and Teresa Browning. Second row: Kir Hall, Valerie Stacy, Cassandra Craig, Rachel Westfall, Tina Webb, Karen Waller, Teresa Thompson, Susar Jones, Dee Hurley, and Chris Jessie. Third row: Bobby Thurston, Garland Auton, Linda Dillon, Lois Brogdon Juli Tabor, Jody Hartley, Teri Graham, Michelle Scott, Cindy Carter, and Erika Hollmann. Na | Members of the DECA club are, first row: Mr. Gillenwater, sponsor; Nannie Waschler, secretary; Beverly Bales, president; and Jeff Yule, vice president. Second row: Mike Howard, Gary Green, Patty Smith, Beverly Hall, Cheryl Johnston, and Linda Martin. Third row: Dale Fields, Jack Brewster, David Honaker, Kenny Grubb, Keith Shrader, Deana Hewson, Lena Turner, C. L. Brewster, and Russell Vanhoozer. Fourth row: Chris Tickle, John Williams, David Bowman, Jack Kuhn, Billy Jeffers, Keith Thompson, Dennis Goodman, Rodney Breissinger, and Carl Lawson. | | | te, The president of the DECA club, Beverly Bales, Presenting Mrs. Helton with a breakfast biscuit is ‘presents recipient, Mr. Byrd, with a breakfast DECA vice president Jeff Yule. biscuit from the club. DECA 77 78 oe Gait OC) a Qa Zeal eee Senior and Junior members of the French club are, front row: Rhonda Shrader, Tonya Porter, Laura Malone, Cherie Mitchell, and Jeannie Reed; second row: Jennifer Wyatt, Sabrina Mazol, Brenda Oakes, Pat Baldwin, Leisa Broce, and Monica Bailey; third row: Phil Harris, Connie Hersman, Venisha Hicks, Lisa Davidson, Gordon Clay, and Tammy Fields. Freshman and sophomore members of the French Club are, first row: Jenny Giffen, Amie Bowling, Tracy Miller, Babette Pascasio, Julie Brown, and Suzanne Meador; second row: Jill Watkins, Amy Giffen, Terri Graham, Karen Waller, Renee McCurry, Missy Greathead, and Dee Dee Lawson; third row: Kelli Matney, Rhonda Smith, Tammie Sarver, Kayen DeGray, April Christian, Ron Pennington, Dwayne McGraw, Julie Tabor, Stacy Kensinger, Carole Arnold; fourth row: Dewayne Cooper, Jeff Sizemore, Darin Coe, Stephen Lester, John Biller, John Stroup, Danny Rusyniak, Tom Musick, and Dickie Brewer. Foreign Language Clubs The Junior and Senior members of the Spanish club are, first row: Kris Augenbaugh, Tonya Fogg, Leslie Hutchinson, Barbara Pruett, Sara Shortt, Susan Garrison, Kim Kiser, Sheri Woods, Bekie Yates, Jan Hill, and Jeremy Slaughter. Second row: Pam Slade, Caroline Tu, Wanda Simons, Catherine Sowers, Debbie Dotson, Michelle Bovenizer, Amanda Harman, Kim Hall, Felicia Matthews, Kevin Yost, and Amy Warren. Third row: Roba Kidd, Mike Fender, Chris Byrd, Mike Copley, Hudson Huffard, Joey Plott, Ricky Slade, Henry Fortune, and Troy Shawver. The Sophomore and Freshmen members of the Spanish Club are, first row: Melissa Hagy, Karen Riley, Amy Rutherford, Tina Webb, Tammy Shrader, Jewell Turley, and Christy Smith. Second row: Jill Byrd, Mary Hobbs, Amy Lockhart, Dee Hurley, Julia Tu, Dean Goddard, Scott Johnston, and Billy Reed. Third row: Joy Hutchinson, Amy Blankenship, Hope Whaley, Cheryl Mikovch, Kyle Kelli, Becky Patton, Erica Hollmann, and Tonehsa Hairston. Fourth row: Paul Bradford, Ricky Williams, Mike Cook, Chris Morath, Chris DeCamp, Kelli Ferguson, Michael Ellsworth, and Barry Perdue. prem LTH ZA Se we Foreign Language Clubs — O FRENCH AND SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Officers of the French Club are: Kim Woods, treasurer; Charlene Williamson, reporter; Tabby Peery, president; Deb- bie Tabor, secretary; and Marsha Popp, vice president. Officers of the Spanish Club are: Marla Popp, secretary; Mrs. Budner, sponsor; Trish Long, treasurer; Teri James, vice president; and Gerald Des- pian, president. During the French classes, Eileen Murray and Julie Brown demonstrate some of the equipment and skills needed by Eileen to complete her school studies. 80 Foreign Language Clubs NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of the National Honor Society are, front row: Robbie Ruble, Jennifer Wyatt, Melissa Shumaker, Debbie Altizer, Christy Chang, Teresa Smith, Jeannie Reed, Rhonda Shrader. Second row: Sherry Johnson, Melissa Thompson, Lisa Griffith, Marsha Popp, Wayne Kinder, Jeff Atwell, Lisa Cooley, Rhonda McCurry, Diana Puckett. Third row: Marc Lazenby, Mike Quesenberry, James Hampton, Phil Harris, Roba Kidd, Darin Davis, Scott Richardson, and Quent Baria. ————— Leaders of the National Honor Society are: Mrs. Betty Ireson, sponsor; David French, president; Terri James, vice president; Trina Lindsey, secretary-treasurer. induction nominees: Robbie Ruble, Tracy Tiller, Page Hutchinson, Lisa Griffith, Lisa Cooley, and Jeannie Reed. Awaiting into the National Honor Society are National Honor Society 81 Junior and Senior members of the Math Club are, front: Barbara Pruett, Rhonda Shrader, Tonya Porter, Karla Surber, Laura Malone, Cherie Mitchell, Susan Garrison. Second row: Lisa Griffith, Christy Chang, Gordon Clay, Michelle Bovenizer, Catherine Sowers, Marvin Howery, Jeff Atwell, Chris Sudderth. Third row: Wayne Kinder, Sherry Johnson, Hudson Huffard, Debbie Dot- son, Sharlene McCoy, Lisa Cooley, Susan Mikovch, Jan Hill. Fourth row: Mike Fefider, Robbie Harris, Joey Plott, Scott Jones, Diana Puckett, Roba Kidd, Phil Harris, Jeff Birkholz, Chris Byrd, Paul Danko. To the right, leaders of the Math Club are, standing: Mrs. Harry, sponsor; Mrs. Helton, sponsor; Top row: Quent Baria, president; Brenda Amburn, treasurer; Bottom row: James Hampton, vice presi- dent; David French, secretary. At bottom, Sophomore and Freshman members are, front: Cindy Carter, Babette Pascasio, Tonya Hart, Susan Harmon, Renee McCurry, Julie Brown. Second row: Randy Patton, Dwayne McGraw, Cheryl Mikovch, Jill Byrd, Dickie Brewer, Raymond Carty. Third row: John Stroup, Mike Miller, Mike Honaker, Lee Riffe, Valerie Green, Marlie Brooks, Jill Daniel, Bobby Murdock. 82 Math FUTURE SCIENTISTS of AMERICA Leaders of the Science Club are: Mrs. Ireson, sponsor; Jennifer Wyatt, treasurer; Ricky Slade, secretary; Barbara Pruett, vice-president; Wayne Kinder, president; Mrs. Eades, sponsor. Members of the Science Club are, front row: Christy Chang, Steven Gillespie, Sharlene McCoy, Tonya Porter, Rhonda Shrader, Carla Johnston, Dara Caudill. Second row: Mike Miller, James Hampton, Marvin Howery, Robbie Ruble, Gordon Clay, Karen Ellsworth, Lisa Griffith, Valerie Green. Third row: Charles Elston, Steve Buchanan, Phillip Wang, Jeff Birkholz, David French, Joey Plott, Scott Richardson, Quent Baria, Phil Harris. Future Scientists of America 83 —SZmnvocswn ZOerHar-OCNNY Junior and Senior members of the SCA are, front: Jeff Atwell, James Hampton, Steve Buchanan, Marvin Howery. Second row: Rhonda Shrader, Tina Bowman, Teresa Smith, Sara Shortt, Susan Garrison, Rhon- da McCurry, Jennifer Wyatt, Julie Coe. Third row: Trina Lindsey, Kim Hall, Diana Puckett, Candie Peery, Karla Surber, David French, Wayne Kinder, Debbie Dotson. � Oy LIE Cee ie, ah PRE NEw ey EE VE ee Ow ey Car eV Vey At Class Olympics, David French gives the results of the Senior competi- Leaders of the SCA are, standing: Phil Harris, presi- tion, while Mrs. Hutchinson and Phil Harris give overall scores. dent; Mrs. Hutchinson, sponsor; Terri James, 84 SCA secretary; Christy Lazenby, vice president; and Page Hutchinson, treasurer. Student Cooperative Association SCA members Amanda Harman, Teresa Smith, Phil Harris, Diana Puckett, Karla Surber, and Terri James prepare to serve teachers at the annual SCA Christmas Reception. Freshman and sophomore members of the SCA are, front: Jill Byrd, Amy Blankenship, Hope Whaley, Susan Jones, Kelly Matney, - Tonya Hart, Debbie Tabor, Tina Webb, Jill Daniel, Renee McCurry, Marla Popp. Second row: Terry Smith, Jimmy Cox, Jeff _- Sizemore, Amy Lockhart, April Christian, Mike Johnson, Lee Riffe, Kyle Gearhart, David Stansfield, and Charlie Bowman. Student Cooperative Association 85 ‘S SAFETY Members of the Driver’s Safety Club are, front row: Teresa Smith, Kim Kiser, Kim Cox, Naoma Norris, Melissa Blizzard, Catherine Sowers, Brenda Oakes. Second row: Susan Garrison, Susan Holbrook, Jill Daniel, Dara Caudill, Billy Thomason, Hud- son Huffard, Mike Quesenberry, Jeff Grubb, Angie Jones, Cherie Mitchell, Suzanne Meador, Susan Ross. Third row: Monica Bailey, Susan Mikovch, Amanda Harman, Mike Fender, Robbie Harris, Michelle Bovenizer, Jane Workman, Joey Plott, Regina Jeffery, Tonya Fogg, Chris Byrd. Fourth row: Chip Warburton, Kenneth Isaacs, Danny Rusyniak, Philip Ohly, Robbie Cook, Phil Harris, Scott Ray, Scott Jones, David French, Jeff Birkholz, Quent Baria. a. _ Leaders of the Driver’s Safety Club are, top: Paul Danko, presi- Officers of the club meet with their sponsor, Mr. Hedrick, to dent. Bottom: Debbie Clendenen, vice president; Sheri Woods, discuss club plans. treasurer; Leslie Hutchinson, secretary. 86 Driver’s Safety Club FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA At left, leaders of the Future Teachers of America are: Brenda Amburn, treasurer; Trina Lindsey, president; Terri James, vice president; Christy Chang, secretary; Mr. Russell, sponsor. At bottom, members of the club are, front row: Barbara Pruett, Sheri Woods, Brenda Oakes, Tonya Porter, Laura Malone, Susan Garrison, Christine Sudderth. Second row: Jill Gillenwater, Jane Workman, Lisa Reich, Gordon Clay, Michelle Bovenizer, Lisa Cooley, Lisa Grif- fith. Third row: David French, Jeff Birkholz, Scott Ray, Scott Jones, Susan Mikovch, Catherine Sowers, Joey Plott, Karen Harlow. pe PAPO A Pp PP AP PF Future Teachers of America 87 Officers of the Pep Club are Mr. Byrd, sponsor; Kim Cox, vice president; Kim Kiser, president; Susan Gar- rison, secretary; and Kim Hicks, treasurer. Junior members of the Pep Club are, front row: Regina Jeffery, Julie Coe, Leah DeAngelis, Christy Lazenby, Page Hutchinson, Debbie Dotson, and Monica Bailey. Second row: Melissa Blizzard, Glenna Dudley, Jane Workman, Catherine Sowers, Michelle Bovenizer, Susan Garrison, Kelli Haun, and Sara Shortt. Third row: Susan Ross, Tonya Fogg, Wanda Simons, Rhonda McCurry, Stephanie Blaylock, and Chip Warburton. Fourth row: Susan Mikovch, Lisa Cooley, Karen Ellsworth, and Felicia Matthews. 88 Pep Club . YF Senior members of the Pep Club are, front row: Kim Hicks, Debbie Clendenen, Kim Cox, and Kim Kiser. Second row: Becky Tignor, Connie Vance, Naoma Norris, Pam Slade, Teresa Smith, Jennifer Wyatt, and Brenda Amburn. Third row: Lynn Carter, Debbie Altizer, Sherry Johnson, Sandra Meadows, Barbara Pruett, Angie Sophomore members of the Pep Club are, front row: Patti George, Susan Harmon, Jill Daniel, Tracy Miller, Renee McCurry, and Marla Popp. Second row: Juli Tabor, Karen Waller, Tina Webb, Brenda Fox, Tonya Hart, and Amie Bowling. Third Jones, Susan Holbrook, and Dara Caudill. Fourth row: Tina Bowman, Connie Hersman, Terri Danley, Candie Peery, Diann Pennington, and Bekie Yates. Fifth row: Tonya Porter, Mary Ann Chudina, Terri James, Sheri Woods, Carla Johnston, Amanda Harman, and Karla Surber. oe 2 row: Tabby Peery, Terri Graham, Jody Hartley, and Debbie Tabor. Fourth row: Carmen Whitman, Kim Slade, Susan O’Neal, Amy Baker, Faye Brown, and Tammy Underwood. What a great pair of legs! Freshman members of the Pep Club are, front row: Carole Arnold, April Christian, Margie Giampocaro, and Susan Jones. Second row, Kyle Kelly, Jill Watkins, Joy Hutchinson, Amy Lockhart, and Dee Hurley. Third row: Kelli Ferguson, Cheryl Mikovch, Hope Whaley, Kayen DeGray, and Dee Dee Lawson. Fourth row: Amy Blankenship, Trish Long, Kelly Matney, Jill Byrd, and Amanda Shue. PepClub 89 OQ) 74'S Ox 74 = @Yi— (oes) G ne les! ze 4x = in © Members of the Young Republicans are, front row: Gordon Clay, secretary; Scott Richardson, president; Bekie Yates, vice-president; Mrs. Jones, sponsor. Second row: Debbie Tabor, Cherie Mitchell, Jill Byrd, Dee Hurley, Laura Malone, Amy Lockhart, Susan Holbrook, Amy Bowling, Third row: Debbie Altizer, Melissa Thompson, Kyle Kelly, Amy Blankenship, Roba Kidd, Scott Jones, Catherine Sowers, Tonya Porter, Rhonda Shrader. Some members of the Art Club print Christmas cards. 90 Young Republicans and Art Club ART CLUB The Art Club, under the leadership of Ms. Deborah Frye, Sponsor; Robbie Ruble, president; and Kim Wilson, vice-president, is planning a trip to New York City with the Foreign Language Club. To help finance the activities of the Art Club and several classroom projects, the members sell candy and popcorn. Members of the Art Club are, front: Kim Hall, Karen Call, Glenda Grubb, Christy Chang, Tracy Estep, Kelli Haun, Sara Shortt, -Leslie Hutchinson. Second row: Scott Johnston, Brian Gunn, Mary Hobbs, Kayen DeGray, Leah DeAngelis, Melissa Blizzard, Chris Morath, Felicia Matthews. Top row: Victor Cole, Dicky Brewer, Marty Leedy, Russell Devor, Scott Ray, Raul Despian, Chip Warburton, Doug Cook. ArtClub 91 mAcCH at =|) ea ys) [esl ze) Fe FOrAMEZS ns! ice} enh is See al TL Seb) tmnt 7 sevice 92 FFAand KVG Future Farmers of America are, front: John Johnson, Greg Neel, Brian Looney, Mark Kitts, David Trigg, Curtis Armstrong, Jack Akers, Dwayne Johnson. Second row: David Thompson, Tommy Thompson, Barry Carbaugh, Junior Sheets, Eric Johnson, Billy Ruble, Steve French, Phillip Lewis, Paul Danko, Glenn Hawks. Third row: Keith Latimer, Mike Bratton, Doug Sluss, Mike Goodman, Billy McDonald, Mike Hall, Tim Griffith, Kyle Thompson, David Busic, W. T. Price. The Future Farmers of America learn how to increase their knowledge of farming skills. me TD pg ’ bi ce ) : de : =z Keep Virginia Green club members are, bottom: Danny Akers, David Busic, Robert Page, Keith Hut- SNe Glenn Hawks. Second row: Darrell Johnson, Junior Sheets, John Kinder, Kyle Thompson, Eric Johnson. KHo4 nA P CG ae @) Varsity club members are, front: Jeff Grubb, Greg Carroll, Rodney Jackson, Kevin Yost, Mark Large. Se- cond row: Kimbo Spencer, Scott Richardson, Scott Jones, Scott Ray, Darin Davis, Phil Harris, Chris DeCamp. Third row: Randy Simpson, Tim Neel, Joe Cundiff, Phil Ohly, Steve French, Terry Smith, Wayne Kinder. Fourth row: Brian Duncan, Mike Murphy, Kenny Caudill, Jill Gillenwater, Christy Lazenby, Monica Bailey, Curtis Armstrong. Back row: Chris Byrd, Charlie Bowman, Danny Rusyniak, Tracy Miller, Tonya Porter, Michelle Bovenizer, Catherine Sowers, Bekie Yates. ey Ax © ee Ty ZPreAne ATO NmMame tly pS Club members are, front: Darin Davis, Scott Richardson, Kimbo Spencer, Greg Carroll. Second row: Mark Large, Jeff Grubb, Rodney Jackson, Scott Ray, Phil Harris, Danny Rusyniak. Third row: Michelle O Bovenizer, Charlie Bowman, Joe Cundiff, Phil Ohly, Wayne Kinder, Chris DeCamp, Kevin Yost. Back: Tonya Porter, Tracy Miller, Jill Gillenwater, Catherine Sowers, Christy Lazenby, Monica Bailey, Bekie Yates. F Varsity Cluband FCA 93 ATTRACTIONS AT HALFTIME mHaramxrourezt ZCAO iF E A sl U R E ili W I R L E R 94 Drum Majorette, Majorettes, and Feature Twirler Lisa Reich Brenda Amburn Rhonda McCurry Jill Gillenwater Jill Daniel Renee McCurry Majorettes 95 Band secretary Marla Popp sits in front of fellow officers Gordon Clay, treasurer; Ray Riffe, president; and Pug Mabe, vice-president. These officers serve under the direction of band director Mr. Jimmy Jones. CHOIR NAMA MO UZAY Members of the Choir are, front row: Tina Bowman, president; James Hampton, vice-president; and LaJuene Goins, secretary. Second row: Jennifer Carroll, Susan Hypes, Roxanna Sweeney, Mendy Belcher, Sharon Brewster, Missy Steele, Pam Hayton, Becky Tabor. Third row: Elmira Slowey, Melissa Shumaker, Leisa Broce, Sheila Bradford, Sabrina Wimmer, Beverly Hayton, Charlene Williamson, Venisha Hicks. Fourth row: Joy Hutchinson, Karen Harlow, Scott Hypes, Bobby Murdock, Robert Waschler, Lee Franklin, Annette Winfrey, Tammy Pennington. 96 Band Officers and Choir ; ] ‘ 127 @ Sa —— Ge cael sro Members of the Chess Club are, first row: Kenny Isaacs, Glen Hawks, Mrs. Farrar, sponsor; Charles Elston, Mike Goodman, Steven Gillespie, Brian Gunn, Second row: Marty Belcher, Jeff Lewis, Greg Slade, Timmy Collins, Doug Thompson, Jon Shrader, Third row: Dwayne Johnson, Robert Brooks, Kenny Arnold, Kevin Holcomb, Michael Singleton, Rudy Miller, Tim Musick. Last row: Roba Kidd, Joby Biller, Mike Honaker, Mike Thompson, Kelly Harvey, Keith Hutchens, Ronald Rose, Billy Ruble, Chuck Tiller. PQ eee a ote RP Re Officers of the Health Careers Club are, first row: Quent Baria, secretary; Laura Malone, president; Charlene Williamson, vice president; Michael Woody, treasurer; Second row: Mrs. Bowman, sponsor; Angie Rice, Julia Tu, Tammy Shrader, Jewell Turley, Rachel Westfall, Third row: Caroline Tu, Rhonda Summers, Susan Mikovch, Jill Gillenwater, Brenda Oakes, Lena Turner, Becky Patton, Charlie Stacy. Health Careers and Chess Club 97 | (Gneeg dnt | 3 1 — Mrs. Hart directs taking of school pictures. 2 — Mr. Hedrick and Mr. Kinser discuss activities of the day. 3 — Pep Club activities often blend with the Cheerleaders. 4 — Chris Byrd, Jeff Blake, Scott Jones, and Dale Fields await the day’s events. 98 People Divider 1 — The Graham fans cheer the action. 2 — Coaches Carlock and Kinser have shared many memorable moments. 3 — Kim Hicks’ snappy comeback. 4 — Teachers relax at day’s end. People Divider 99 DISCIPLINE WITH LEADERSHIP | — Mr. Stone approves check-out notes. 2 — Mr. Meadows signs excuses for Davy Bourne and Bill Guest. 3 — Mr. Stone keeps us straight during assemblies. 100 Mr. Meadows and Mr. Stone 1 — A rare appearance at his desk by Mr. Stone. 2 — Mr. Meadows goes over daily attendance reports. 3 — Mr. Stone and Mr. Meadows discuss some records. 4 — Mr. Meadows directs traffic at the conclusion of a Pep Assembly. Mr. Stone and Mr. Meadows 101 Office Staff 102 ry, 5. teins � Mis i Be oe mrt, te : si win ¥E gg Were ss Our office staff consists of, left to right, secretaries Barbara Nash and June Brown. Office help includes: Diana Puckett, Diann Pennington, Teresa Smith, Vickie Carroll, Kim Hicks, Phil Harris, Pam Campbell, and Lynn Carter. Office Staff Guidance 1 — DECA president Bev Bales presents Mrs. Viers with breakfast biscuit. 2 — Coach Carlock performs one of his many tasks by checking test scores. 3 — Mrs. Viers helps Tonya Porter with career selections. @q ©) = ee fel Sole Guidance 103 FACULTY LINDA ALLEN Math 9 BOB AYERS Physics, Geometry Computer Science ALICE BARNETT Home Economics SARA BELCHER Office Technology, Office Specialist Word Processing Typing, Sponsors FBLA BOBBIE BOWMAN English 9, Sponsors Health Careers Club JUDY BUDNER Spanish I, II, I] Sponsors Foreign Language Club 104. Faculty [i AM EC Ags FRANCES BUNDY World Geography, World History, Government, Sponsors Junior Civitans TERRY BYRD Sociology, World Geography, Sponsors Pep Club MARTHA CHAFFINS Choir ELISE COOPER Science 9, Biology JANE EADES Biology, Anatomy, Sponsors Future Scientists of America VIRGINIA FARRAR American History, Sponsors Chess Club Faculty 105 DEBORAH FRYE Arle lsiiivs Sponsors Art Club ROBERT GILLENWATER D.E. I, II, General Business, Marketing and Advanced Marketing, Sponsors DECA ROSE ANN GODDARD Physical Education, Shorthand, Typing, Drivers Education DEBORAH HARRY Algebra I, II, Geometry, Sponsors Math Club DEBORAH HART Physical Education, English 9, Annual Se | | BOB HEDRICK Algebra I, Consumer Math, Drivers Education, Sponsors Drivers Safety Club If | iM so 2 106 Faculty DEBORAH HELTON Algebra I, Computer Science, Geometry, Sponsors Math Club TOM HELTON English 10, Annual, Softball CAROLE HUTCHINSON American Civilization, English 9, Sponsors SCA BETTY IRESON Chemistry, Government, Sponsors National Honor Society and FSA EMILLIE JONES English 12, Spanish I, Sponsors Foreign Language Club rR Ga +h = oo 8 a PAT JONES American Civilization, English 11, English 12, Sponsors Bible Club Faculty 107 JIM JONES Band, Golf ELEANOR KENSINGER English 11, Speech-Drama BILL KINSER Accounting, General Business, Office Specialist I ANITA ORLOSKE Special Education CHARLES PHELPS Physical Education, Drivers Education, Varsity Basketball Coach WILLIAM PRICE Agriculture Science, I, II, 111, Sponsors FFA 108 Faculty TOM ROHRER Accounting II, General Business, Office Technology, Typing, Sponsors FBLA BOB RUSSELL Advanced Math, Algebra I, Calculus, Sponsors FTA ELEANOR SMITH Basic Composition, French I, II, Sponsors Foreign Language Club etek WBE Bye : é z ® 2 ee HESTER JO WELCKER English 10, Journalism DEBBIE WAUGH Librarian, Sponsors Library Club GARY WILLIAMS Physical Education, Football Coach, Jr. Varsity Basketball ee Faculty 109 CAFETERIA Our Dietary Technicians are Polly Lampert, Della Wells, Betty Buckles, Carol Jackson, Bess Simpson, and JoeAnn Talbert. 110 Cafeteria = Seniors Stay Busy 1 — Ray Riffe fingers through the files while Kevin Riley lines up layouts on the light box in Journalism class. 2 — Santa Wayne Kinder checks out a door before entertaining at the Christmas program. 3 — Greg Carroll throws a block at the Marion game. 4 — Robert Phillips inserts the last bulb before flipping the switch on a display at the Vocational School. 5 — Lisa Reich and Rhonda Shrader take cans of food at the Thanksgiving program. The food was then donated to the Salvation Army. Seniors 111 SENIORS Class Officers: Wayne Kinder, Treasurer Amanda Harman, President Kim Hall, Secretary Rhonda Shrader, Vice-President NAO ZAM Debbie Altizer Brenda Amburn Kris Aughenbaugh Bev Bales Gary Bandy Quent Baria Johnnie Belcher Elizabeth Billips Jeff Birkholz 112 Seniors ALTIZER, DEBORAH ANN — Band 1, 2; FBLA 3; Young Republicans 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Pep Club 1-4; Keyettes 2, 3; Prom Committee 3. AM- BURN, BRENDA LEE — Majorette 4; Band 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Mat h Club, Vice President 4; FTA — Treasurer 3, 4; Jr. Civitans 4; FBLA 1, 2; Prom Committee 3. AUGHENBAUGH, KRIS JILL — Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Keyettes 3; Young Republicans 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Junior Civitans 1; Choir 1; Pep Club 1. BELCHER, JOHNNIE EDWARD — VICA 3, 4. BILLIPS, ELIZABETH CAROL — FBLA 1; Pep Club 3; Bible Club 4; VICA 2, 3, 4. BIRKHOLZ, JEFF — Football 1; Track 1; Key Club 1; Spanish Club 3; FTA 4; Drivers Safety 3, 4; Math Club 4; Science Club 4; FCA 1; Who’s Who Among American H igh School Students 4; BOWMAN, DAVID WAYNE — Basketball 1; Science Club 1; Drivers Safety Club 1, 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Ten- nis 1, 2, BOWMAN, DIANA — FBLA 4; BOWMAN, TINA MARIE — FBLA 1-4; Bible Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Choir Club 1-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; David Bowman Diana Bowman Tina Bowman Rodney Breissinger Christopher Brewster C. L. Brewster Joe Brewster David Busic Pam Campbell SCA 4; FHA 1; Choir President 4; BREISS- INGER, RODNEY ALLEN — DECA 3, 4; FFA 2. BREWSTER, CHRISTOPHER DAVID — FBLA 3, 4. BREWSTER, CLARENCE LESTER — DECA 2-4. BREWSTER, JOSEPH ARTHUR — VICA 3, 4. CAMPBELL, PAMELA JEAN — Homeroom Rep. 3; FBLA 3; Band 1, 2; Jr. Class Play Committee 3; Jr. Sr. Prom Committee 3; Of- fice Assistant; Under Class Olympics Committee Judge. Seniors 113 Greg Carroll Jennifer Carroll Vickie Carroll Lynn Carter Dara Caudill Lisa Cecil Christy Chang Jeff Christian Mary Ann Chudina CARROLL, GREG. CARROLL, JENNIFER — GHS 1-4; FHA 1, 2, 3; FBLA 2; The Atom 3, 4; Who’s Who In Music 3; Choir 1-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Workshop Chorus 1983; Bible Club 2, 3. CAR- ROLL, VICKIE LYNN — Republican Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 2, 3; Bible Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Driver’s Safety 4; Prom Committee 3; Office Assistant 4. CARTER, ELLEN LYNN — FBLA, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 1-4; Bible Club 2, 3; Jr. Civitans 3; Pep Club 4; Office Assistant 4. CAUDILL, DARA LYNN — Bible Club 1-4; Jr. Civitans 1, 2, 4; Driver’s Safety 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 1-4; Keyettes 3; Young Republicans 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 3. CECIL, LISA 114 Seniors ANNE — CHS 1-4; VICA Treas, Treas 3;Reporter, 4, 2-4; Jr. Civitans 3; Library Club 4; Softball 1; 1st Place District Contest VICA. CHANG, YEN-PEI CHRISTY — National Honor Society 2-4; FTA Sec. 4; Science Club 2-4; Chairperson Prom Committee; Jr. Class Play Com- mittee; Art Club 1-4; FBLA 1; Ist Place Radford Business Contest; Ist Place FBLA Business Con- test; 7th place State Math Contest; 2nd and 3rd SVCC Math Contest; Ist Jr. Math Student CHRISTIAN, JEFFREY WAYNE — Art Club 1-3; Science Club 2; Foreign Language Club 4; DECA 3; FBLA 1, 2; Math Club 4. CHUDINA, MARY ANN — SCA, Homeroom Rep. 1, 2; Band 1; JV Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt. 4; Pep Club 1-4; FBLA 3; Sub-Debs 1-4; Prom Committee, CLAY, MARY. CLENDENEN, DEBBIE. COMPTON, TIM — Football 1, 2; Weight Lifting 1, 2; Track 1; Varsity Club 4. COOK, ROBBIE — FFA 1-4; Basketball 1, 4. COPLEY, MICHAEL LEE — Golf 1-4; Basketball 4; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 1-4; The Graham 4. COX, KIMBERLY SUE — GHS 1-4; SCA 1; FBLA 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club Vice-Pres. 4, 1-4; Driver’s Safety 3, 4; Band 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Prom Committee. COYLE, KATHLEEN MARY — GHS 1-4; FBLA 2, 3; Art; Library; Softball 2. CRAWLEY, SUSAN. DANKO, PAUL. Tonya Porter, Robbie Ruble, and Jennifer Wyatt show us their amazing Carla Johnston and Sheri Woods enjoy working on talents. the prom. Mary Clay Debbie Clendenen Tim Compton Robbie Cook Mike Copley Kim Cox Cathy Coyle Susan Crawley Paul Danko Seniors 115 Debbie and Kim win the race, but lose the bout with the wall! Terri Danley Darin Davis Gerald Despian Russell Dillo w Charles Elston Mark Farley Teresa Farley Dale Fields David French 116 Seniors DANLEY, TERRI LYNN — Science Club 2; Band 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; FBLA, TCVC Vice- Pres. 3, 4; Softball 1, 4; Pep Club 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. DAVIS, DARIN EVAN — Baseball 1-4; Football 4; Spanish Club 3; FCA 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; All Area-Baseball Team 3, All Tazewell County-Baseball Team 3; Vice- Pres. Varsity Club 4. DESPIAN, GERADO — President Spanish 4, 3; Football Team 2. DILLOW, RUSSEL. ELSTON, CHARLES LERONE — Band 1-4; Science Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Key Club 2; Driver’s Safety Club 4; Ten- nis 2; Chess Strategy 4, Pres. FARLEY, MARK STEPHEN — VICA 3, 4. FARLEY, TERESA LYNETTE — GHS 1-4; Softball 2, 3; Art Club 4; DECA 2; Library Assistant 2, 4; FBLA 1, 2, 3. FIELDS, BOYCE DALE — FFA Vice-Pres.; 2nd Place Public Relations, Ist Place Math Contest, 2nd Place Overall, DECA 2, 3; GHS 1-4. FRENCH, DAVID JAMES — GHS 1-4; NHS, Press 3, 4; SCA Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Driver’s Safety Club 3, 4; Math Club Sec. 4; Spanish Club 3; Science Club 4; Key Club 1; FTA 4; JV Basketball 1. FRENCH, TERESA DEANN — Basketball 1- 4; FBLA 1; Miss Basketball; Spanish 1, 2; GAA 1- 3; DECA 1, 2. FOX, GRATTON COLUMBUS — Vocational School 2, 4. GOULD, ROBIN — GHS 3, 4. GREEN, GARY LEE — GHS 1-4; DECA 1, Teresa French Grat Fox Robin Gould Gary Green Jeff Grubb Bill Guest Amy Hale Birdie Hale Lisa Hale 4; FFA 2, 3. GRUBB, JEFFERY ALLEN — Pres. FCA 4; Football 2-4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1-4; Weight Lifting 3, 4; Jr. Class Play Committee; State in Track. GUEST, WILLIAM EDWARD — VICA 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Football 1-3; FFA 4; Baseball 3; Auto Mech. Pres. 3, 4. HALE, AMY RENE — Jr. Class Play Committee; Jr. Sr. Prom Committee; GHS 1-4; Pep Club 1-3. HALE, LYDIA “BIRDIE” — GHS 1-4; FHA 1, 2, 3 Vice-Pres.; Pep Club 1-3; FBLA 1-4; The Graham 4: Keyettes 3; Bible Club 1-4; Prom Committee. HALE, LISA JEANENE — GHS 1-4; Pep Club 1-3; Jr. Class Play Committee; Jr. Sr. Prom Committee. Seniors 117 Beverly Hall Kim Hall Amanda Harman Phil Harris Connie Hersman Deana Hewson Kim Hicks Susan Holbrook David Honaker HALL, BEVERLY ELLEN — FBLA 1-4; DECA 2-4; French Club 2, 3; Driver’s Safety Club 2-4; FHA 1; DECA State and District Contest 3. HALL, KIMBERLY DAWNE — GHS 1-4; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2; FBLA 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Pep Club 1; Jr. Civitans 4; The Graham 3; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Class Sec. 4. HARMAN, AMANDA BLAINE SCA 1-4; Class Pres. 2-4; Class Sec. 1; National Society 3, 4; Girls’ State 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1-4: Homecoming Queen 4; Drum Major 4; Driver’s Safety Club 4. HARRIS, PHILIP HOBART — GHS 1-4; SCA, Pres. 4; NHS 3, 4; Varsity Club 1-4; FCA 1-4; Bible Club 2-4, Science 2-4; Science Club 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2; French Club 4; Math Club 4; Boys’ State 3; Basket- ball 1-4; Tennis 1, 3, 4. HERSMAN, CONNIE FRANCES — GHS 1-4; Jr. Civitans 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Pep Club 4; Foreign Language 118 Seniors (French) Club 4; Who’s Who Among American High Students. HEWSON, DEANA MARGUERITE — GHS 4; Kappa Phi 2, 3; DECA 4; Track 1. HICKS, KIMBERLY KAY — JV Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1-4, Treas. 4; Keyettes 2, 3. HOLBROOK, SUSAN DIANE Keyettes 2, 3; TCVC, FBLA Vice-Pres. 4, 3; Bible Club 2-4; Pep Club 2, 4; Young Republicans 2, 4; Driver’s Safety 4; Spanish Club 2; Prom Commit- tee; Jr. Class Play Committee; National leadership and Service Award. HONAKER, DAVID. HOWARD, MARTIN WAYNE — Basketball 1; The Atom 3; Spanish Club 3; Jr. Class Play. JACKSON, RODNEY PAUL — Baseball 1-4; Football 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 2-4; FCA 1-4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish 1. JAMES, TERRI LYNN — Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1-4; SCA 2-4, Homecomi Rep 2-4; Class Sec. 3; Spanish Club, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; NHS 2-4, Sec. 4; FTA 3, 4, Vice-Pres, 4; SCA, Seci24s5 GAA 3.4. JOHNSON, ERIC — FFA 3; KVG 2; VICA 1; GHS 1-4. JOHNSON, SHERRY LYNNE — GHS 1-4; Band 1-4; NHS 3, 4; Math Club 4; Pep Club 1-4; FBLA 1; Jr. Class Play Committee; Prom Committee; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. JOHNSTON, CARLA ANN — Jr. Civitans 1-4, Sec. 4; Thespians 2-4; The Atom 4; FBLA 4; Pep Club 1-4; Science Club 3, 4. JONES, ANGELA ELAINE — GHS 1-4; Bible Club 1-4; Pep Club 2, 4; Class Treas. 1, 2; SCA 1, 2; Band 1; Keyettes 2, 3; FBLA 1, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4, Treas. 4. JONES, GIGI SCOTT — Basketball 1, 2; Track 1-4; Weight Lifting 4; FCA 4; FBLA 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Driver’s Safety Club 2-4; Key Club 2; Health Careers 4; Young Republicans 4; Math Club 4. KEISER, EDDIE — GHS 4. Darin Davis punts in the Class Olympics. 7 Joe Cundiff and Kimbo Spencer watch as Danny Rusyniak lifts weights. Marty Howard Rodney Jackson Terri James Eric Johnson Sherry Johnson Carla Johnston Angie Jones Scott Jones Eddie Keiser Seniors 119 Class pride is very important. At a pep assembly, several seniors show their class pride and cheer for the G-Men! Roba Kidd Tommy Kinder Wayne Kinder Kim Kiser Jack Kuhn Carol Lawson Marc Lazenby Margaret Ledbetter Charles Lewis 120 Seniors KIDD, ROBA DALE — GHS 1-4; Band 1-4; NHS 3, 4; FBLA 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Young Republicans 4; Chess Club 4; Bible Club 4; Math Club 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. KINDER, RICHARD WAYNE — Science Club 2, 3, Pres. 4; NHS 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Football 1-3; Baseball 1-3; Golf 4; SCA 1-4; Class Officer 3, 4; Weight Lifting 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 3. KINDER, GREGORY THOMAS — Basket- ball 1-4; Baseball 3, 4; Var sity Club 4; FCA 4; FFA 1, 2; VICA 3, 4. KISER, KIMBERLY ANN — GHS 1-4; Track 1, 2; FBLA 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1-3, Pres. 4; Driver’s Safety Club 4; GAA 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate Prom Committee. KUHN, JACK A., JR. — DECA 1-3; Ag. Sc. FFA 1, 2. LAWSON, CAROL. LAZEN- BY, MARC BOWMAN — GHS 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Tennis 2-4; NHS 3, 4; All-SWD Tennis 2, 3. LEDBETTER, MARGARET ANNE — Basket- ball 1-4; Miss Basketball; FBLA 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; GAA 2, 3; Choir 1, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Soft ball 1; The Atom 3. LEWIS, CHARLES STUART, JR. — FFA 1, 2; VICA 4. LEWIS, REBECCA ANN —DECA 1; FBLA 4; Library Club 4; Home Ec. 1. LINDSEY, TRINA DAWN — Track 1, 2; Choir 2, 3; Band 1; GAA 1, 2; SCA 2-4; GHS 1-4; FTA 4; NHS 3, 4; Girls’ State. LOCKHART, ROSE ANN Choir 1; Jr.Civitants 1, 2; FBLA , Treas. Becky Lewis Trina Lindsey Rose Lockhart Tammy Mays Donna Melvin Sandra Meadows Johnny Miller Regina Miller Naoma Norris 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Bible Club 1. MAYS, TAM- MY LYNN — Voc. School 2, 3, 4; VICA 2-4. MELVIN, DONNA. DMEADOWS, SANDRA LYNN — GHS 1-4; Bible Club 1, 2; Band 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; The Atom 4; Spanish Club 3; FBLA 1; Volleyball 3; Jr. Class Play Committee; Solo and Ensemble 2. MILLER, JOHNNY EDWARD — FFA 1-3; VICA 4. MILLER, REGINA ISY — FBLA 1-3; VICA 1, 2; Voc. School Vice-Pres. 2; Voc. School Pres. 1, 2; Pep Club 1. NORRIS, NAOMA ANN — Pep Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Debonaires 3, 4; FBLA 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Keyettes 2, 3; Jr. Civitans 4; Driver’s Safety Club 4; Jr. Class Play Committee; Prom Committee. Seniors 121 Dwayne Nuckols Diann Pennington Candie Peery Robert Phillips Joey Plott Marsha Popp Tonya Porter Barbara Pruett Diana Puckett NUCKOLS, JOSEPH DWAYNE — GHS 1-4; FFA 1, 2, 3. PENNINGTON, DIANN — GHS 1-4; Pep Club 1, 3, 4; FBLA 1, 2; FFA 2; FHA 1, 2; Softball 2, 4; Office Assistant 4; TC. VC. FBLA Treas. 3, 4. PERRY, CANDIE JEAN — FBLA 2, 3; The Atom 4; SCA 4; Jr. Civitans 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Pep Club 4; Driver’s Safety 3; Keyettes 3; Foreign Language Club 1. PHILLIPS, ROBERT. PLOTT, JOSEPH GREGORY — Track 1; Wrestling 4; Baseball 4; Key Club 2; Driver’s Safe- ty Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Math Club 4; FCA 1; Jr. Class Play Committee. POPP, MARSHA DELLYNN — Band 1-4; FBLA 1, 2; Bible Club 1-4; French Club, Vice-Pres. 4; NHS 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. PORTER, TONYA LYNNE — Young Republicans, Vice-Pres. 3,1, 2, 4; Science Club 1-4; Bible Club 1-4; Jr. Civitans 1- 122 Seniors 4; FCA 4; Varsity Club 4; Thespians, Vice-Pres. 3, 2, 4; Tennis 1-4; Jr. Class Play; Voice of Democracy 3. PRUETT, BARBARA JEAN — Jr. Class Play Committee; Bible Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1-4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Science Club 3 Sec., 4 Vice-Pres.; FTA 4; Band 1; Governor’s School for the Gifted 4; FBLA 1, 2; Jr. Prom Committee. PUCKETT, DIANA LYNN — NHS 3, 4; Jr. Civitans 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4; District Sec. of Jr. Civitans 3, 4; Jr. Class Play; SCA 3, 4; FBLA 2; Math Club 4; Pep Club 1; The Graham 3. PUCKETT, TINA MARIE — GHS 1-4; Library Assistant 4. QUESENBERRY, MICHAEL KEITH — Football 1-4; Track 1-3; Weight Lifting 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Who’s Who; Varsity Club 2, 3, Pres. 4; Chess Club 3, Correspondent 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; National Merit Letter; Na- tional Letter of Commendment. RATLIFF, GREG. RAY, SCOTT ALAN — Basketball 2-4; Golf 1-4; Art Club 4; Driver’s Safety Club 2-4; FCA 1-4; Varsity 2-4; FTA 3, 4; Spanish 1. REICH, LISA MARIE — Majorette 1-3, Capt. 4; Jr. Civitans 1-3, Vice-Pres. 4; Homecoming Can- didate; Foreign Language Club 1, 2; SCA 1, 2, Homeroom Rep.; Pep Club 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3; Keyettes 2, 3; FTA 4; All Regional Band 1. RICHARDSON, RONALD SCOTT — GHS 1-4; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Track 1-4; NHS 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Varsity Club 1-4; Fellow Christian Athletes 1-3, Sec. 4; Weight Lifting 1-4; Chess Club 4. RICHARDSON, TERESA — DECA 1. RIFFE, RAY. RILEY, MICHAEL KEVIN — Band 2-4; Spanish Club 2, 3; The Atom 4; Jr. Class Play. RHODES, STEPHEN THOMAS — Band 1; Golf 1-4. As Greg and Mike put up prom decorations, they discuss the dinner plans they've made for their prom dates. Mike Quesenberry Greg Ratliff Scott Ray Lisa Reich Scott Richardson Teresa Richardson Ray Riffe Kevin Riley Steve Rhodes Seniors 123 Teresa Smith, Jennifer Wyatt, Barbara Pruett, Tina Bowman, Becky Tignor ham it up while working on the prom. Robbie Ruble Joe Short Keith Shrader Rhonda Shrader Melissa Shumaker David Simmons Pam Slade Ricky Slade Billy Thomason 124 Seniors RUBLE, ROBERT H. — GHS 1-4; Jr. Class Play; Jr. Prom Chairperson; Art Club 2-4, Pres. 4; Jr. Civitans 2-4; Jr. Civitans District Governor 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 3, 4; _ NHS 2-4; Voice of Democracy 3; Pep Club 3; The Graham, Co-Editor, 4. SHRADER, RHONDA NICOLE — State Finalist, Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership 4; VA. Jaycee J. T. Banton; FBLA _ State Vice-Pres., Regional Pres. 3; lst Place FBLA : : : hee ee NHS 2-4. SHUMAKER, MELISSA ANN Business Event State and Regional; Bible Club 1-3, Pres. 4, Sec. 2; Cheerleader, JV 1, Varsity 2; All Regional Concert Band 1, Sec. 2; Stage Band 1, 2; DECA 2; FHA 3; NHS 3, 4; Choir 1-4. SLADE, PAMELA GAYE — Pep Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Jr. Civitans 1, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Keyettes 2, 3; Jr. Class Play Committee; Bible Club 1, 2; The Graham 3; Driver’s Safety Club 3. SLADE, RICKY LANE — Spanish Club 2-4; Science Club 3, Sec. 4; FBLA 1; Jr. Class Play Committee. SMITH, BEVERLY PATTY — Pep Club 1, 2; DECA 2-4; FHA 1; Driver’s Safety Club 3; FBLA 1, 2; Prom Committee. SMITH, TERESA DIANNE — Pep Club 1-4; FBLA 1, 3; Driver’s Safety Club 4; NHS 3, 4; Science 4; SCA 4; Jr. Class Play; Office Assistant 4; Jr. Civitans 2; Keyettes 3. SURBER, KARLA DANIELLE — GHS 1-4; Varsity Cheerleader 1-4, Co-Capt. 4; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Homeroom Rep. 2-4; Homecoming Queen Candidate, Band 1; Melissa Thompson Onnie Thompson Sarah Thompson Becky Tignor Patty Smith Teresa Smith Kimbo Spencer Karla Surber Caroline Tu FBLA 1-3; Office Assistant 3, 4; Prom Committee Chairperson. THOMPSON, MELISSA ANN — Pep Club 1-3; Young Republicans 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Keyettes 2, 3; JV Cheerleader, 1, Capt. 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; NHS 3, 4; Jr. Class Prom Committee. THOMPSON, SARAH SIMPSON — GHS 1-4; Pep Club 1; FBLA 3; Art 4; Library Club 2. TIGNOR, REBECCA LYNN — FBLA 1-4; Bible Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; The Graham 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; FHA 1. TU, CAROLINE — Spanish Club 3, 4; Health Club 4; Band 1. Seniors 125 Connie Vance Russell Vanhoozer Nannie Waschler Kim Wilson Jane Workman Sheri Woods Jennifer Wyatt Bekie Yates VANCE, CONNIE FRANCES — Pep Club 1, 4; FBLA 1, 4; Jr. Civitans; FBLA — Reporter 4; Jr. Civitans — Recording Secretary 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. WASCHLER, NANNIE MAE — GHS 1-4; DECA Club 1-4, Treasurer 4; DECA contest — Second Place. WILSON, KIMBERLY SUE — GHS 3-4; Art Club 3-4, Vice President 4; The Graham 4; JV Cheerleader 2; French Club 2; 126 Seniors FBLA 2; Library Club 2. WOODS, SHERI LEA — GHS 1-4; Pep Club 2-4; Jr. Civitans 2; Spanish Club 3-4; Keyettes 3; FTA 4; Drivers’ Safety 3-4, Treasurer 4. WORKMAN, ELLEN JANE GHS 1-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Pep Club 1-4; FTA 3- 4; Drivers’ Safety 3-4; Jr. Civitans 3-4. WYATT, JENNIFER ANNE — GHS 1-4; National Honor Society 2-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Pep Club 1-4; Bible Club 2-3; Keyettes 2-3; GHS Band 1; SCA 1-4; Homeroom Representative 1, 3, 4; Science Club 3-4 Treasurer 4; Office Aid 3; Foreign Language Club 4; FBLA 1; Prom Committee; Jr. Class Play Committee. YATES, REBEKAH JOAN — GHS 1-4; Band 1- 4; Republican Club 3-4, Vice President 4; Tennis Team 1-4; Varsity Club 4; Spanish Club 3-4; FBLA 1; FCA 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. =e?) Se Se — Entering the Senior Assembly, chanting, “Toga! Toga! Toga!”, are Phil Harris, Charles Elston, Jennifer Wyatt rests after Steve Rhodes, Quent Baria, Bekie Yates, Sheri Woods, and Kim Kiser. working on the prom all day. Carla Johnston, Dara Caudill, and Teresa Smith take a mo- ment to pose in their Halloween costumes. Karla Surber and Lisa Reich smile as they arrange the beautiful flowers for the prom. Seniors 127 JUNIORS Junior Class Leaders James Hampton: President Debbie Dotson: Vice-President Jeff Atwell: Treasurer Steve Buchanan: Secretary NROHZC Danny Akers Tim Amos Jeff Arnold Jeff Atwell Monica Bailey Pat Baldwin Barry Bandy Chuck Bargo Bobby Billips Jeff Blake Stephanie Blaylock Melissa Blizzard Davy Bourne Rosa Bourne Michelle Bovenizer Mike Bratton Jack Brewster Leisa Broce Lee Browning Stephanie Broyles Bonni Buchanan Renee Buchanan Steve Buchanan Linda Burnette Chris Byrd 128 Juniors Karen Call Karen Christian Gordon Clay Julie Coe Doug Cook Lisa Cooley Ronald Crockett Lisa Davidson Leah DeAngelis Raul Despian Russell Devor Debbie Dotson Glenna Dudley Karen Ellsworth Joe Epperson Tracy Estep Mike Fender Tammy Fields Tonya Fogg Henry Fortune Mike Franklin Susan Garrison LaJuene Goins Dennis Goodman Lisa Griffith Melissa Blizzard, Jill Jones, Glenna Dudley, Leah DeAngelis, and Catherine Sowers show spirit. Juniors 129 Glenda Grubb Kenny Grubb Harold Gibson Jill Gillenwater Harold Gillespie James Hampton Charles Harmon Robbie Harris Kelli Haun Glenn Hawks Beverly Hayton Venisha Hicks Jan Hill Re epeten Gs : m4 -, Ba 2, - Melissa Blizzard helps decorate the Mike Howard y ‘ wy a izzard helps de e Marvin Howery Hudson Huffard William Hurt Leslie Hutchinson Page Hutchinson Susan Hypes Kenneth Isaacs Billy Jeffers Regina Jeffery Darrell Johnson 130 Juniors Billy Jeffers, Sharlene McCoy, and Gordon Clay study before class. Cheryl Johnston Jill Jones Ronney Koen Mark Large Lisa Lawson Christy Lazenby Angie Leedy Karen Lowe Pug Mabe Laura Malone Linda Martin Junior Martin Felicia Matthews Kelvin Matney Sabrina Mazol Sharlene McCoy Rhonda McCurry Susan Mikovch Cherie Mitchell Brian Mitzel Steve Neece Brenda Oakes Stanley Patton Denis Pennington Jeff Perdue Juniors 131 Michelle Bovenizer, Catherine Sowers, Robbie Harris, and Monica Bailey generate some Junior spirit. Louise Puckett Willard Putnam Randy Rasnake Jeannie Reed Angie Rice Rodney Riffe Wanda Robbins Kelly Rose Lora Rose Susan Ross Kyle Ruble Troy Shawver Junior Sheets Sara Shortt Wanda Simons Charles Skidmore Debbie Skidmore Jeremy Slaughter Elmira Slowey Martin Smith Catherine Sowers Chrissy Spurgeon Jesse Stamper George Stout Chris Sudderth 132 Juniors Kim Summers Rhonda Summers Becky Tabor Keith Thompson Kyle Thompson Chris Tickle Rhonda Tignor Lena Turner Phillip Wang Chip Warburton Amy Warren Joel Windle Bobby West Acqunetta Williams John Williams a� s LaJuene Goins hoops her way to 1 in the Class Olympics. Charlene Williamson Jerry Wolford Donna Workman Not pictured: Gary Bogle Carl Lawson Beth Shelton Kevin Yost Jeff Yule Steve Nolley Juniors 133 SOPHOMORES Class Officers Vice President: Charlie Bowman Treasurer: Marla Popp Secretary: Debbie Tabor President: David Stansfield Ralph Allison Penny Ashworth Garland Auton Amy Baker Rodney Ball @ 1e0) 72) @) KX (©) (20). ve Kevin Belcher Mendy Belcher John Biller Mary Blizzard Amy Bowling Charlie Bowman Paul Bradford Sharon Brewster Cyndi Brooks Marlie Brooks Faye Brown Julie Brown Donna Burchette Laura Caldwell Carol Canterbury Susan Carroll Cindy Carter Barbara Casey Kenny Caudill Sharon Clay 134 Sophomores Victor Cole Craig Cook Mike Cook Cassandra Craig Joe Cundiff Jill Daniel Gina DeAngelis Chris DeCamp Joe Dillow Brian Duncan Mike Eden Richard Erskine Brenda Fox Steve French Phillip Gardner Kyle Gearhart Patty George Steve Gillespie Barbara Gonderman Mike Goodman Teri Graham Valerie Green Tim Griffith Beth Grim Mike Hager Teri Graham, Mike Cook, Craig Cook, Kyle Gearhart, and Tina Webb ride on the Sophomore float. Sophomores 135 Suzanne Hager Tom Hagy Kim Hall Michael Hall Susan Harmon John Harold Tonya Hart Carla Hartley Jody Hartley Pam Hayton Tommy Henegar Karen Hodock Kevin Hodock David Holston Mike Honaker Diane Howard Keith Hutchens Scott Hypes Jeff Johnson John Johnson Timmy Johnson Ronnie Johnston Kim Jones Stacy Kessinger John Kinder Christine Kitts Mark Kitts Greg Layne Melissa Leedy Cris Lowe Hazel Martin Marcella McCann Renee McCurry Dwayne McGraw Suzanne Meador Pheasant F. 4 |) e iy G Uy, L, Yl ip 136 Sophomores — a, ae Mike Miller Ricky Miller Tracy Miller Darla Mitchem Chris Morath Bobby Murdock Mike Murphy Eileen Murray Rena Nacke Timmy Neal Beverly Oakes Phillip Ohly Susan O’Neal Bobby Painter Babette Pascasio Randy Patton Jennifer Peery Tabby Peery Ron Pennington Marla Popp Aldon Poteet James Proffitt Howard Pruett Billy Puckett Patricia Putnam Mr. Helton’s first period class volunteers. Sophomores 137 Patty Reed Lee Riffe Karen Riley Danny Rusyniak Amy Rutherford Michelle Scott Jon Shrader Keith Shrader Greg Shue Randy Simpson Kim Slade Corey Slowey Doug Sluss Marty Smith a ‘4 _ Missy Smith ‘se . _— Stacy Kessinger goes to her locker —- ¥ A after Geometry class. Sharon Spencer Melissa Spinella Valerie Stacy Steve Stansfield John Stroup Debbie Tabor Julie Tabor Greg Thompson Kevin Thompson Michael Thompson 138 Sophomores — Sensational sophomore quarterback Joe Cundiff rolls left for big Teresa Thompson Bobby Thurston Angela Tibbs David Trigg Julia Tu Jewell Turley Tammy Underwood Karen Waller Robert Waschler Johnny Watkins Tina Webb Darrell Werner Rachel Westfall Carmen Whitman Carol Williams Mark Williams Ricky Williams Sabrina Wimmer Cleve Wolford Sam Wolford Kim Woods Jimmy Yost Jeannie Young Sophomores 139 FRESHMEN Class Officers Treasurer: Terry Smith Vice President: Kelly Matney President: Amy Blankenship Secretary: Jill Byrd Danny Adkins Jackie Akers V.G. Altizer Curtis Armstrong Carole Arnold ZAb0 Ss oam A Kenny Arnold Mark Belcher Amy Blankenship Lisa Blankenship Stephen Blaylock Eddie Bowers Jimmy Boyd Shelia Bradford Richard Brewer John Broce Lois Brogdon Teresa Browning Donna Busic Jill Byrd Barry Carbaugh Janice Carey Angela Carroll Raymond Carty April Christian Rhonda Christian 140 Freshmen ee Roger Christian Zane Christian Sharon Clay Floyd Coburn Darrin Coe Renee Coeburn Tim Collins Duane Cooper Jimmy Cox Stacie Craighead Devon Davis Kevin Davis Kayen DeGray Brenda Dillow Linda Dillow Matt Eakes William Earp Perneice Earls Mike Ellsworth Lori Farmer Kelli Ferguson Billy Fox Shirley Fox Lee Franklin Stephanie Franklin Steven French Todd Furrow Margie Giampocaro Jennifer Giffen Dean Goddard Tony Goins Billy Jo Gould Missy Greathead Allen Green Melanie Greer Freshmen 141 Amy Griffith Brian Gunn Melissa Hagy Kim Hale Karen Harlow Tonesha Hairston Kelly Harvey Marie Hayes Donald Hess Mary Hobbs Kevin Holcomb Erika Hollman Ronnie Houchins Dee Hurley Joy Hutchinson Mark James Chris Jessee DeWayne Johnson Mark Johnson Mike Johnson Scott Johnston Susan Jones Kyle Kelly Chad Lanter Keith Latimer Tracy Law Dee Dee Lawson Billy Lawson James Lawson Marty Leedy Steven Lester Kathy Lewis Jeff Lewis Phillip Lewis Bryan Little 142 FRESHMEN Amy Lockhart Trish Long Brian Looney Tom Lovell Jennifer Mabe Steve Macomber Kim Marrs Keith Martin Ricky Martin Kelly Matney Pam Mattox Billy McDonald Cheryl Mikovch Rudy Miller Rhoda Mills Robin Mitchem Shea Moore Tim Musick Mike Mulkey Mark Nash Greg Neel Lisa Nolley Bill Osbourne Andy Patton Beckie Patton Tammy Pennington Barry Perdue Amy Lockhart, April Christian, Missy Greathead, and Joy Hutchinson ,decorate the Freshmen hall during Spirit Week. FRESHMEN 143 Darlene Perdue Tammy Phillips Jeff Price Tommy Price Charles Proffitt Robert Poszich Dottie Puckett Billy Reed Shannon Remine: Ronald Rose Billy Ruble Rodney Ruble Tammy Sarver Rodney Shrader Tammy Shrader Amanda Shue Mike Singleton Jeff Sizemoore Brenda Skidmore Linda Skidmore Greg Slade Chris Slowey Lisa Sluss Kristie Smith Rhonda Smith Melanie Greer, Margie Giampocaro, Susan Jones, and Kyle Kelly represent the Freshmen class in the Homecoming Parade. 144 et ite ee, te A Terry Smith Tracy Srokose Chuck Stacy Dale Stacy Missy Steele Sherrie Stevenson Roxanna Sweeney David Thompson Doug Thompson Tommy Thompson Lisa Tignor Jill Watkins Hope Whaley Latichia Williams Annette Winfrey Tracy Wright Greg Wood Robbie Woods Mike Woody Scott Yost Not Pictured: Jerry Ellison Shirley Fox Timmy Shrader Kim Slade Martin Smith Virgle Wimmer Jeannie Young Erika Hollmann practices C.P.R. on Resusci-Annie while the instructor watches. Freshmen a 145 INO) WITS AO 2H oO SO 1 — Mike Woody, Devon Davis, and Jerry Ellison do warm-up laps during gym. 2 — Harold Pruett, Lisa Hale, Joey Plott, Christy Chang, and Jeff Birkholz all work together in Computor Science class. 3 — Sarah Thompson and Teresa Farley learn skills in Office Specialist to use in their future careers. 4 — Jill Jones and Charlene Williamson listen as Mr. Hedrick explains a few ‘‘under-the-hood”’ basics. 146 Academics 1 — Kristi Smith, Janice Carey, Greg Slade, Carole Arnold, and Teresa Browning relax after physical fitness tests. 2 — Carla Johnston, Jane Workman, Mrs. Smith, Amanda Harman, and Vickie Carroll discuss rough drafts in Basic Composition. 3 — Snoopy is not amused in the Drama class’s performance of “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” 4 — The “Hunt-and-Peck” Syndrome takes over in Typing class. Academics 147 1 — Glenna Dudley and Robbie Ruble take art to broaden their skills, which could lead into great careers. 2 — Brenda Amburn shows off her most distinguished talent. 3 — Steve Buchanan and Pug Mabe meditate during Mechanical Drawing. 4 — Doing lab experiments in Biology helps Sabrina Wimmer and Dove Pennington to learn with enjoyment. 148 Academics a a oa fr rz] 1 — Acqunetta Williams, Pat Baldwin, Davy Bourne, and Bobby Billips work together on a History project. 2 — Gym class in action! 3 — Michael Franklin concentrates on his work for precision. 4 — Tammy Fields, Pam Campbell, and Dara Caudill learn how to use the dictaphone machines in Office Specialist. 5 — Steve Buchanan gives a speech on “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” in Humanities class. Academics 149 , Doom | HTH ft | : 1 — Mr. Byrd points out various locations on the globe for his World Geography students. 2 — Christy Chang and Harold Pruett learn to use software computer devices for programming. 3 — Brenda Oakes and Charlene Williamson plan to blow up the chemistry lab! 4 — Karen Call and Angie Leedy share a typing erasure with Stephanie Broyles. 5 — “What is it?,” exclaims Davy Bourne, while Mrs. Eades and Laura Malone laugh along with him in Anatomy class. 150 Academics ie aod “f s 1 — Beverly Hayton and Debbie Skidmore joke around in Home Economics. 2 — Terri James sells The Atom for Journalism class during homeroom. 3 — Spanish class ponders the translation. 4 — Tom- my Henegar and Chris DeCamp go up for the final volleyball point in Gym. 5 — Suzanne Meador and Michelle Scott are hot on the trail of a germ in Biology. Academics 151 1 — Mr. Stone presents Mike Quesenberry with the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test Award. 2 — Shannon Remines gives a book report in English. 3 — A new student, Todd Perdue, explains where he used to live to his fellow students in World Geography. 4 — Phil Harris and Charlene Williamson sing before a basketball game. 2 Academics ae 1 — The Peanuts Gang gathers around the tree during a Drama play. 2— Amanda Harman takes time to study directions before beginning a Chemistry experiment. 3 — Mrs. Harry and Cindy Carter struggle over an Algebra problem. 4 — Linda Martin helps Troy Shawver find a magazine for his term paper. 5 — Mike Franklin and Michael Hall replace a blade in a hand-planer in Agricultural Science. Academics 153 ‘Soe GN TEE 1 — Everyone knows that learning a new language is hard, but from the facial expressions of these Spanish students, it’s more than hard! 2 — While Felicia Matthews works her own, Ms. Frye gives Rusty Devor and Steve Buchanan a few pointers on their art work. 3 — Mrs. Belcher gives Rhonda Tignor assistance with a word processor. 154 Academics 1 — Onnie Thompson, Susan Crawley, Debbie Skidmore, and Beverly Hayton 1 show some of their Home Economics pro- jects. 2 — Steve Rhodes concentrates on his Mechanical Drawing. 3 — Rhonda Summers and Margaret Ledbetter seek college admission information in the guidance office. 4 — Marty Leedy, unlike Terry Smith, Curtis Armstrong, Ronnie Houchins, and Jackie Akers, is not happy with Mr. Hedrick’s math assignment. 5 — Barbara Pruett was the only Graham stu- dent who attended the Governor’s School for the Gifted. Academics 155 1 — Mr. Byrd explains the North American Tundra in his World Geography class to Kathy Lewis, Rhonda Christian, David Thompson, and Mark Nash. 2 — Beth Shelton is in a total state of confusion from her Office Specialist assignment. 3 — Is the band playing “follow the leader” or practicing for Homecoming? 156 Academics — 1 — While working on Mechanical Drawing, Glenna Dudley explains the adverse effects of listening to the B-52’s for 12 consecutive hours. 2 — Darla Mitchem and Gina DeAngelis point out microscopic procedures to Susan Carroll, Amy Baker, and Faye Brown. 3 — Susan Garrison listens intently in Humanities. 4 — Sabrina Mazol, Carol Williams, Tracy Srokose, joke around after the Drama play. 5 — Sandra Hall assists Keith Martin onto the bus. Academics 157 1983 G-Girl Softball Pocahontas Pocahontas Mountain Mission Mountain Mission Oakvale Oakvale Spanishburg Athens Montcalm Montcalm 1 — Davy Bourne checks the work of Cyndi Brooks and Barbara Casey. 2 — Stanley Patton and _ Jessie Stamper test an electrical connec- tion. 3 — The Library Club includes; front row: Mrs. Waugh, Sharon Brewster, Margie Giampocaro, Rhoda Mills. Second row: Chris Kitts, Janice Carey, Stacy Craighead, Teresa Farley, John Johnson. Third row: Rachel Westfall, Tonesha Hairston, Linda Martin, Becky Lewis, Carol Canterbury, Lora Rose. 4 — Valerie Stacy, John Kinder, David Holston, Corey Slowey, Mike Cook, and Mike Murphy examine Book Fair offerings. The FIRST 500 FEDERAL STREET MINI BANK: 200 PRINCETON NATIONAL = ist, SIE Ste VIRGINIA BANK of bell MEMBER FDIC BLUEFIELD 158 Potpourri TERRI JAMES: MIKE 1984 QUESENBERRY MISS ELECTED VARSITY MR. VARSITY con- In contrast to Terri’s usually bubbly personality, she is cap- Mike receives his Mr. Varsity pin from Mr. Stone, who tured here in a pensive moment. gratulates Mike on his selection. — ) Ve Mr. and Miss Varsity 159 NHoHMAHALSrrO NOAZAHSsaTOCO= 160 Band Clarinet players are, bottom: Jeannie Reed, Kristi Smith, Susan Harmon, Amie Bowling, Amy Grif- fith, Chris Sudderth. Second row: Jill Daniel, Amy Warren, Angela Carroll, Jenny Giffen, Naoma Norris, Kim Jones, Lisa Sluss, Becky Patton. Third row: Donna Workman, Marlie Brooks, Karen Ellsworth, Cheryl Mikovch, Trish Long, Page Hutchinson, Lisa Cooley, Stephanie Franklin, Renee Coeburn. Other woodwind players are, front: Kim Summers, Renee McCurry, Rhonda McCurry, Brenda Am- burn, Lisa Reich. Second row: Julie Brown, Missy Greathead, Kelli Ferguson, Tammy Fields, Julie Coe, Susan Mikovch, Tammie Sarver. Third row: Rhonda Smith, Amy Lockhart, Lisa Griffith, Carole Arnold, Tonya Hart, Marsha Popp, Kim Marrs, Amanda Shue. Back row: April Christian, Billy Reed, Chuck Proffit, Amanda Harman, Darrin Coe, Ray Riffe, Jill Gillenwater, Faye Brown, Sandra Meadows. Brass players of the band are, bottom: Amy Baker, Hazel Martin, Carmen Whitman, Stephanie Blaylock, Gordon Clay, Christy Lazenby, Patty Reed, Susan O’Neal, Marla Popp. Second row: Greg Shue, Jennifer Mabe, Kevin Holcomb, Mark Johnson, Missy Hagy, Amy Blankenship, Jill Byrd, Roba Kidd, Marty Belcher. Third row: Sharlene McCoy, Mike Johnson, Kevin Riley, Richard Erskine, Ricky Williams, Barry Perdue, Mike Honaker, Back row: Mike Miller, Charles Elston, Marty Leedy, Bekie Yates, Hope Whaley, Andy Patton, Mike Franklin, Mark Williams, Kevin Davis, Steve French. pe sF � i oe i Ss f ‘ir Sima _ OB me ie SOP a @ ' uy Be ts 4. FULD Percussion players are: Jeannie Reed, Amy Warren, Dee Dee Lawson, Mike Woody, Phillip Gardner, Mike Singleton, Greg Slade, Sherry Johnson, Denis Pennington, Jimmy Yost, David Holston, Mike Eden, Pug Mage, Mike Fender, Lee Riffe. ZOaANnncOnAms Band 161 VOICES of GRAHAM Directed by Martha Chaffins Choir members hiding behind the piano? No — they’re only waiting for the end of a solo and their turn to perform again. hem ak The Choir enjoys a laugh during a relaxed moment at the Christmas Concert. 162 Choir Charlene Williamson sings while Julie Brown turns pages for Mrs. Chaffins. Venisha Hicks and James Hampton practice The National Anthem. The singers alter- nate performing before home basketball games. , ST Robert Waschler sings “You Were Always on My Mind.” Roxanna Sweeney, LaJuene Goins, Susan Hypes, Melissa Shumaker, Mendy Belcher, Karen Harlow solos at the Pops Concert Shelia Bradford, and Karen Harlow enjoy the refreshments after the Christmas concert. _ which was held in the fall. Choir 163 Morning Vocational Students: First row, James Patrick, Bobby West, Tim Compton, Robin Gould, David Sim- mons, Eric Johnson, Martin Smith, Jessie Stamper. Second row, Kevin Hodock, Jerry Ellison, Willard Putnam, Roger Page, Danny Akers, George Stout, Joel Windle. Third row, Diana Bowman, Stanley Patton, Charles Skidmore, Kyle Thompson, Marty Howard, Davy Bourne, Kelvin Matney, Darrell Johnson, Ronald Crockett, Harold Gibson. i a 2 a ae is ¥ % a eee = Other Morning Vocational Students: First row, Tim Amos, Kenny Lambert, Beverly Oakes, Tony Goins, Tom Lovell, Tommy Price, Randy Lambert, Jeff Price. Second row, J. D. Lawson, Ricky Martin, Louise Puckett, Bobby Billips, Alan Wimmer, Billy Fox, Greg Woods, Charles Lewis. Third row, Devon Davis, Jeannie Young, Rodney Riffe, Jeff Perdue, Barry Bandy. Fourth row, Steve Nolley, Ray Hoover, Susan Carroll, Patti George, Alan Green, Ronney Koen, Robert Phillips, Junior Sheets, Johnny Miller, Kelly Rose. ee Zora SO oe 164 Vocational = = 2 2) ey a oN ez i al a Afternoon Vocational Students: First row, Kenny Caudill, James Proffitt, Ralph Allison, Bobby Painter, John Harrold, Danny Bennett, Greg Thompson. Second row, Cleve Wolford, Timmy Johnson, David Young, Marty Smith, Ronnie Johnston, Kevin Thompson, Chris Lowe. Other Afternoon Vocational Students: First row, Tammy Mays, Karen Lowe, Wanda Robbins, Carolyn Lawson, Elizabeth Billips, Angie Jones, Susan Holbrook, Joe Short. Second row, Brian Mitzel, Junior Mar- tin, Renee Buchanan, Jill Jones, Regina Miller, Diann Pennington, Terri Danley, Regina Jeffery, Kyle Ru- ble. Third row, Russell Dillow, Joe Brewster, Dwayne Nuckols, Tommy Kinder, Jerry Wolford, Greg Ratliff, Johnnie Belcher, Grat Fox, Bill Guest, Mark Farley. Vocational 165 These large disks are just one of the many things Diann Pennington and Susan Holbrook learn to use in their second year of Data Processing. Rodney Riffe and a friend work together in Machine Shop class to com- plete some work. J. D. Lawson mixes cement in a large trough. 166 Vocational Classes 1 — Painting the exterior of a house is just one of the tasks that Joe Short must do in Carpentry. 2 — Eric Johnson pays careful attention to his work to be exact. 3 — David Simmons takes time to give us a pose before he continues working. 4 — Marty Howard, Randy Rasnake, and Dan- ny Akers are very cautious as they use a powered saw. Vocational Classes 167 1 — Ronald Crockett, Tim Amos, and Steve Nolley work together to try to repair this piece of equipment. 2 — Ray Hoover and Tim Compton take a minute from their welding to pose for us. Cute shades! 3 — Robin Gould is being stalked by a dummy in Practical Nursing. 168 Vocational Classes � While Tony Goins and a friend gd some wiring, they take time to give us a smile. Brian Mitzel and Jerry Wolford prepare for welding class. Kevin Thompson, Greg Thompson, Joe Dillow, and Timmy Johnson mix cement for their masonry class. Vocational Classes 169 1 — Grat Fox and Bill Guest work on a truck together in their Auto Mechanics class. 2 — Jill Jones and Regina Jeffery have a few laughs while preparing a customer for a new look. 3 — Kyle Ru- ble demonstrates his learned skills from masonry Class. 170 Vocational Classes Diann Pennington gives Mr. Helton, one of our Funky glasses, huh? Kyle Thompson and Davy Bourne use these glasses to brave annual staff sponsors, assistance in taking protect their eyes while welding on some machinery. vocational pictures. Even though Joe Brewster’s work is serious work, he manages a smile at the same time. Vocational Classes 171 'T PARAGRAPH ¥ ? PITALILE MOVE RIGHT kno WROSE UP 172 Annual Staff 1 — Cherie and Jan type away on quad-packs while Robbie offers editorial ad- vice. 2 — Suzanne Hager, Birdie Hale, and Leisa Broce contemplate the solu- tion to a layout problem. 3 — Mike, Leisa, Venisha, and Jan share a laugh while assisting with group pictures. 4 — Annual Staff members include, sitting from left, Robbie Ruble, Kim Wilson, Venisha Hicks, Rachel Westfall, Mike Copley. Reclining from left are Laura Malone, Jan Hill, Cherie Mitchell, and Leisa Broce. 5 — The staff reflect their playfulness. 6 — Staff members celebrated Christmas by exchanging gifts and decorating this innovative tree. 7 — Suzanne, Kim, Laura, Cherie, Leisa and Jan (in rear) sing their spirit in the Homecoming parade. 8 — Laura, Jan, and Cherie celebrate meeting the 112- page December deadline in their typically strange and unique fashion. Annual Staff 173 ADVERTISEMENTS omen he I NHAZmemMneHHy AOSD ae oy cacs eaa eT , 174 Advertisements The 1983-84 Graham would like to take this opportunity to thank the merchants of the area for their loyal support throughout the years. Without your support, it would not be possible for us to publish this col- lection of memories for our students, alumni, and community. Thank you again for your loyal support. Advertisements 175 Distributive Education students participate in a work cooperative program enabling them to combine the study of business principles with on-the-job training. Some members of the program were discovered tending their duties at the Mercer Mall. 1 — Colorado transplant Deana Hewson readies a garment for display at The Junction. 2 — Cheryl Johnston enjoys making sales at Leggett. 3 — Versatile David Honaker handles many responsibilities at Sears. 4 — Personable Dale Fields is into leather at GallenKamp Shoes. 5 — Bev Bales is on her way up at Just Pants. HOWARD DEAN (703) 326-2865 Or (703) 326-3420 and J Motors BLUEFIELD - TAZEWELL ROAD BLUEFIELD, VA 24605 176 Distributive Education GRAHAM FLORAL COMPANY McCANN MOTORS INC. McCANN SPORT AND SPECIALTY CARS “‘There’s a Difference in Flowers, Try Ours” 522 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 19-460 Highway Phone: 326-1281 326-2602 Tazewell, VA 24651 Phone: 988-2574 988-2575 = |FOR Dias Spirit New Method LAUNDRY CoO., INC. we Sanitone Corer Messe: Tryctrenry Bluefield, VA Phone 326-1159 Jerry’s Pharmacy And Gift Shop Jerry Galliher, Pharmacist TAZEWELL MALL PH: 988-4600 North Tazewell, Virginia 24630 Platnich Steel Eugtucertug, Jue. P.O. Box 627 St. Clair’s Crossing Telephone (703) 322-5477 Structural Desigu and Fabrication BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA 24605 Advertisements 177 178 Advertisements ometown Friend BANK OF TAZEWELL COUNTY Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-1112 Other Offices: Tazewell, VA North Tazewell Fourway Shopping Center Westgate Shopping Center Fincastle Branch FDIC O’QUINN MOBILE HOMES, INC. ee Sots Sones Desirable, 2 ea ENS U.S. Route 19-460 Phone: 988-4917 Tazewell, VA 24651 BLUEFIELD MONUMENT CO. Since 1922 Downtown Bluefield, Virginia Don’s TV has the most dependable service department in the area. Honest! an + rem more: Colon for Remembrance, Forever TM Professional Building Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-1174 Phone: (703) 326-2549 Advertisements 179 ROYAL CROWN COLA ARATEX SKIP’S REPAIR SERVICE ARAT EX Uniform Rental 24 Hour Wrecker Service P.O. Box 311 210 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 Bluefield, Virginia 24605 Phone: 326-1118 Phone: 326-1564 180 Advertisements KAMMER FURNITURE STORE “Serving Tazewell Countians for Over 48 Years” 318 Bland Street Bluefield, W.V. 24701 Phone: 304-327-6917 Compliments of BLUEFIELD RENTAL COLONIAL JEWELERS Diamonds, Watches, Remounting, Watch Repairing and Engraving Colonial Jewelers 604 Princeton Avenue Bluefield, W.V. 24701 DEATON’S MUSIC WORLD 406 Federal St. Bluefield, W.V. 24701 Phone: 325-3482 WARLICK FURNITURE BEAUTY TIME SALON Phone: 322-5800 Edna Williams 504 Spring St. Owner Bluefield, VA 24605 A T Pontiac — Buick AMC — Jeep — Renault 1015 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield, W.V. Phone: 327-2411 or 867-2828 MOUNTAINEER BOWLING LANES You Can Have More Fun ‘ Bowling With Magicscore Join One of Our Youth Leagues 3224 Cumberland Road_ Bluefield, W.V. 24701 Phone: 304-325-7037 (703) 326-2927 MARK IV YAMAHA Sales and Service Jerry Tickle Bluefield-Tazewell Rd. Manager Bluefield, VA 24605 Aatr Play Rt. 52 Brushfork ‘Hair Play Bluefield, W.V. 24701 es Dee Deason Phone: 589-5841 = THE TOWN ’N TWEED SHOP MOBILE HOMES Phone: 327-8197 | 609 Bland Street ag on ee Gg. VLE “America’s Affordable Housing” Bluefield, W.V. 24701 Bluefield’s Shop of Distinction Blue-Prince Road Route 2 — Box 386 Bluefield, West Virginia 24701 Advertisements 181 WHEN YOU OUR PLACE COMPANY IN YOUR PLACE. Medical Arts Pharmacy 515 Cherry Street Phone: 304-325-7191 BLUEFIELD COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Central Arts Pharmacy 313 Federal Street Phone: 304-327-5015 Southside Pharmacy 1408 Bland Street Phone: 304-327-5600 Goodykoontz Pharmacy 1526 Bland Street 4 = eS, Phone: 304-325-7121 ; Zs 7 Foes, ata eae S 182 Advertisements Empire Sales Rental,inc. Route 2 Box 366 North Tazewell, VA 24630 “The Area’s Newest Wholesale Distributor.” (703) 326-1108 lsees Carpets Carpetland of Bluefield Residential and Commercial Installations 103 College Avenue Hudson Huffard Bluefield, VA 24605 WOLF CREEK GOLF CLUB “The Area’s Newest Golf Course” 18 Hole Course Pro Shop Private Lessons Available Donald and Lisa Richardson Managers Rt.614 Bastian West Virginia’s Super Station New Graham Pharmacy Established in 1935 566 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-1442 Country Store Locally Operated Lakewood Cox — Owner Route 3, Box 168 Falis Mills, VA 24613 Advertisements 183 ALFRED’S BEAUTY SALON Alfred Kitts, Stylist North Tazewell, Virginia 24651 Phone: 988-4773 e, Hels Boys! co Mm a Downtown Bluefield, WV fis CABLESYSTEMS YN Serving Bluefield, Bluewell Pocahonas Abbs Valley, Green Valley and Rocky Gap Starfest Home Box Office Clear Reception Family Programming QUICK MART Open: Monday-Thursday 7-11 Friday and Saturday 7-12 Sunday 8-11 Phone: 304-327-7721 RAMEY CHEVROLET Ramey Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge “The Friendly Place” LIN-ELECTRIC CO., INC. Complete Electrical — Mech Repair Rt. 2 Box 191 Bluefield, WV 24701 (304) 325-2467 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Rt. 19-460 East Tazewell, Virginia 24651 Phone: 988-6526 DAVE SHIELDS CO. Call Smokey Blaylock CROSS TOWNER BARBERSHOP 354 South College Avenue Bluefield, Virginia 24605 Phone: 326-1461 Westgate Shopping Center Phone: 304-325-3437 VIRGINIA ANN JEWELRY Quality Is Remembered Long After the Price Is Forgotten 554 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 322-5090 460 By-Pass Bluefield, WV 24701 (304) 327-8787 SCOTT AND STRINGFELLOW, INC. Investment Bankers and Brokers New York Stock Exchange Law and Commerce Building Bluefield, WV 24701 184 Advertisements Tt FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK Downtown Bluefield, VA Pocahontas, VA 326-6411 945-2102 Industrial Park Bluefield, VA 322-4611 Advertisements 185 510 Spring Street Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-1471 Bore Holes for Pumps Power Pipe Water Pipe Piling Dewatering BLUEWELL DRILLING CO. Airport Road P.O. Box 6216 Bluefield, WV 24701 “The Pump House” Geo. H. “Chip” Peraldo Bluefield, WV Day or Night 327-7021 Office Phone: (304) 327-7500 or 327-7872 MAGIC MART DEPARTMENT STORES in Virginia Grundy Richlands Big Stone Gap Pennington Gap Norton in West Virginia Pineville Welch in Kentucky Pikeville South Williamson Hazard 186 Advertisements tomorrows a | become | todays... and future expectations become realities—graduation, a job, college, a home—you assume new re- sponsibilities. Just as we do. Because when customers need electric service, we are obligated to provide it. And we always knew that you and your classmates might one day be our customers. That’s why we started planning for today ten years ago, so that we could provide electricity for the life- style you choose. We hope we can supply elec- tricity for all your tomorrows, too. APPALACHIAN POWER Mother Earth Natural Foods 2060 Westgate Shopping Center Bluefield, VA — Richlands, VA the Modern Old-Fashioned General Store Phone: 304-325-8645 Glenn A. Tabor, Sr. — Owner and Operator 1945 Graduate L B OUTLET 1601 Maryland Avenue Bluefield, WV 24701 Wrangler Jeans for Family 1 Thru 54 = jf At Sp Sree! His CIN mua Hao 1x FONG Tarren Hh mates a =r Ap AL aon ogee aE Sete Chevrolet — Cadillac Inc. 1713 Bland Street Bluefield, WV 24701 Phone: 327-8116 Cabinet Shoppe WAYNE P. LOCKHART, INC. 2111 College Avenue Bluefield, Virginia 24605 304-325-7414 The Commercial Bank of Bluefield MEMBER FDIC Advertisements 187 BALL’S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY, INC. SS FR 38 iS Be BAC BROS $5 Hi ARR A EE 2s SS x SOR Res UE For Quick and Friendly Service 312-314 Virginia Avenue, Bluefield, Virginia 24605 Phone 322-3131 326-2482 188 Advertisements SHOL STORE In A Class... by Itself. We offer insurance protection designed exclusively for the uniqueness of each application. Be it coal mining insurance, personal lines insurance or com- 519 Federal Street Bluefield, WV 24701 Phone: (304) 327-5811 mercial lines insurance. Flat Top is the number one source for all your insurance requirements. Stores Also in: Beckley Welch, University Mall, FLAT TOP Blacksburg ARS aay (304)327-3421 WEST VIRGINIA®VIRGINIA® TENNESSEE KENTUCKY OHIOe PENNSYLVANIA? ALABAMA and Now at: The Mercer Mall 325-8998 Stinson’s Grocery Randy’s Exxon Gas — Oil — Drugs — Sundries Tires — Batteries — Accessories Open 7 Days a Week “We Appreciate Your Business” Bluefield-Tazewell Road U.S. Route 19-460E Bluefield, VA 24605 North Tazewell, VA 24630 Phone: 322-3030 Phone: 326-1831 : Where Smart Women Shop Fisher-Trenton Pharmacy Phi 532 Virginia Avenue | FASHIONS Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-3618 Dependable Service Hallmark Cards MERCER MALL Store Hours: 10AM-9PM Advertisements 189 JONES THRIFTWAY P.O. Box 68 North Tazewell, VA 24630 Phone: 988-4330 CARTER’S GROCERY BEAVERS CECIL, CONTRACTORS, INC. SERVICE STATION Springville, VA 24630 Phone: 322-3300 P. 0. BOX 646 TAZEWELL INDUSTRIES TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA 24651 A Division of Advanced Mining Systems P.O. Box 431 Walnut Street Tazewell, VA 24651 Phone: 988-6571 [aiq Frank Kersey Corp. Cc O RTE P.O. Box 727. Phone: (703) 322-5402 COMPANY COMPLIMENTS INC. OF LIMESTONE DUST CORPORATION ANDY CLARK FORD Greentree Crossroads __P.0. Box 1808 Princeton, West Virginia 24701 Seer nore ieee ele aa iaeaeees Phone: 327-7151 (703) 322-5491 190 Advertisements rE P.O. Box 663 By Bluefield, Virginia FLAV-ORICH® Pale, COPPINGER MACHINERY SERVICE BONDURANT OLDSMOBILE Box 1755 Greenvalley Princeton, W .Va. 24740 BEST WISHES Clean Comfortable Lodging ...ata Price That Won’t Keep You Awake eHBO and Cable TV eIndividually Controlled Heating and Air Conditioning eDirect Dial Phones 327-8171 ee mee ee ee ee Econo Lodge Spend a night, not a fortune.: P.O. Box 89 Bluefield, West Virginia 24701 Phone: 304-327-8108 nee eet ee | ee) ee eee 3400 Cumberland Road Bluefield, West Virginia 24701 Bluefield Supply Company Distributors of A WIDE VARIETY OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRODUCTS Subsidiaries: MASON-DIXON DISTRIBUTORS DIXIE APPLIANCE COMPANY RISH EQUIPMENT COMPANY SKYLAND HOSPITAL SUPPLY GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY CRAWFORD EQUIPMENT COMPANY Bluefield-Princeton Road Bluefield, W.Va. 24701 Phone: 325-5435 In Princeton: 487-1508 Corporate Offices: Bluefield, West Virginia Advertisements 191 THE DISCOUNT FURNITURE PEOPLE 2409 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield, WV 24701 325-9692 THE CUT ABOVE Fourway Shopping Plaza North Tazewell, VA 24605 988-6944 Owner —Lonnie Quesenberry ROSES Airport Square Shopping Center Bluefield, WV 24701 1551 Stadium Drive Bluefield, WV 304-325-6800 192 Advertisements CENTRAL TELEVISION Your Zenith Dealer Sales and Service 520 Virginia Ave. Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-1368 DOUBLE GATES GROCERY Double Gates Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-2132 Bill Stone’s Nephew Gary Stone “The Friendly Salesman” Camaro — Citation — Malibu maar Caprice — Monte Carlo — a Corvette — Dodge — Chrysler — Plymouth RAMEY CHEVROLET, INC. Route 19-460 Tazewell, VA 24651 Business: 988-6526 Home: 988-5422 The NESTING PLACE Maternity Fashions SOUTH CORNER NEEDLE CRAFTS 2453 Washington Street Bluefield, West Virginia 24701 Advertisements 193 if Senior members of the Sub-Deb club are secretary Kim Hall, Debbie Clendenen, vice-president Kim Cox, Bekie Yates, president Amanda Harman, Mary Ann Chudina, and Tonya Porter. Sub-Debs sh THE MZ, ae ke ia We ; vy We “oy eS Sub-Deb juniors are Julie Coe, Kelli Haun, Christy Lazenby, Sub-Deb s ophomores are Debbie Tabor, Tabby Peery, Jody oan Sharlene McCoy, Leah DeAngelis, and Rhonda Hartley, Gina DeAngelis, Mary Blizzard, and Marla Popp. cCurry. 194 Advertisements ‘4 4 ns and Senior Debonaires are president Naoma Norris, Kim Kiser, Sheri Woods, Treasurer Jennifer Wyatt, secretary Brenda Amburn, vice-president Terri James, Karla Surber, Kim Hicks, and Lisa Reich. Juniors in the Debonaires are Michelle Bovenizer, Stephanie First-year Debonaires are Amy Bowling, Juli Tabor, Marcella Blaylock, Susan Garrison, Jane Workman, Catherine Sowers, McCann, Kim Woods, and Renee McCurry. Monica Bailey, Debbie Dotson, and Page Hutchinson. Advertisements 195 FEA TOP NAT IOINATE BAIN of Bluefield MEMBER F.0.1.C Federal at Raleigh Street Bluefield, West Virginia AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Phone: 325-6248 Westgate HAIR DRESSERS 54 MULLINS DATSUN “Home of the 2802” 3425 Cumberland Road Bluefield, WV MANUFACTURING, INC. Phone 327-8134 Bluefield Incustital Park D C Electrical Connectors RICHWOOD GOLF COURSE AND CAMP GROUND Rt. 1, Box 192 PETITE MART Bluefield, VA 24605 College Drive MERVES GROCERY Bluefield, VA Rt. 3, Box 100 ' : Falls Mills, VA 24605 Beer, Wine, Gas Phone: 326-9929 196 Advertisements ERSEY .... A Figgie International Inc. Company OUR SINCERE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1984 GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members are elected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service and character. FFA Learning to do, Doing to Learn, Earning to live, And Living to Serve BLUEFIELD FARM BUREAU 316 Virginia Ave. Bluefield, Virginia 24605 HEALTH CAREERS CLUB A Health Career ... More than a job Advertisements 197 VIRGINIA STUDENT SAFETY PROGRAM Bob Hedrick Sponsor art ee rr ff -= 5 J hd 198 SCA The Student Council offers the opportunity for participation in school government. CHESS CLUB R T ELECTRIC INC. Service Is Our Business Armature Winding New and Used Motor Sales Electric Motor Repair Complete Machine Service P.O. Box 487 Falls Mills, Virginia 24613 Phone: 326-2661 —_——S BAILEY LUMBER COMPANY Buy Better Bargains Buy Bailey P.O. Box 551 — Bluefield, VA Phone: 326-1128 SHORT STOP G-Men, We Are Behind You All the Way! TWO LOCATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF BLUFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH Route 19-460 Tazewell, Virginia 24630 Phone: 988-9883 1302 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, Virginia 24605 Phone: 326-3107 Advertisements 199 CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY CONSOL SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN EXPLORATION P.O. Box 266 Bluefield, WV 24701 Contract and Purchases Department Phone: 304-327-8204 1 DUDLEY The First National MEMORIAL Bank of Bluefield MORTUARY Mi 200 Princeton A luefiel The Funeral Home With The Church Chapel 729 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-1141 200 Advertisements COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Rt. 460 West Bluefield, VA 24605 WE CAN CHANGE THE WAY YOU LIVE BLUEFIELD COLLEGE Bluefield College is a private, Baptist-affiliated, liberal arts college which is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Col- leges and Schools. It has both four year and two year academic programs which are designated to prepare the students to realize their greatest potential in service to God, the community, their families and themselves. Advertisements 201 COMPLIMENTS OF BLUEFIELD WEST VIRGINIA MOOSE LODGE 1079 ie. Ke oa 1-(703) Bluefield Beverage Company Route 2, Box 173 | Bluefield, Virginia 24605 202 Advertisemen ts Warlick Furniture PATRONS Store, Inc. Mrs. eee asia on viegiag Bunny’s Suburban Shop | feagecbee crs Southern Office Supply Mary and Becky Hobbs Frankie’s Le Salute Warden’s Market Fred’s Hobby Shop Craven-Shire Funeral Home Elizabeth’s Beauty Shop Compliments Mrs. Vickie Malone ef Hester Jo Welcker Dr. Ralph C. Hess James Hampton Advertisements 203 1 — Troy Shawver and James Hampton arrive at school, ready to start the day right. 2 — Pam Campbell and Teresa French tell each other the latest gossip. 3 — Jeannie Reed, Carmen Whit- man, and Jan Hill wait in line as Angie Rice uses the phone. 4 — Choir members take a breather during rehearsal; pictured are Tammy Pennington, Pam Hayton, Sabrina Wimmer, Charlene Williamson and Annette Winfrey. 5 — Debbie Tabor goes as low as she can at the Class Olympics. 6 — Jeff Atwell chooses his weapon. 7 — Phillip Lewis and Bill Osbourne joke around with student teacher, Mr. O'Neal. Closing 205 1 — Marc Lazenby, Quent Baria, Kim Cox, Pam Campbell, and Tonya Porter order graduation announcements. 2 — Steven Macomber and Barry Perdue hit the books before exams. 3 — Sherry Johnson and Marsha Popp take advantage of the library to study in peace. 4 — Teresa Thompson pretends to be a ballerina in a fit of silliness. 5 — Mr. Hedrick takes a load off of his feet after a hard day. 6 — Happy to be at school are Jimmy Boyd, Bill McDonald, and J. D. Lawson. 7 — Here is an interested crew watching the class olympics. 206 Closing | H : i . FSSA SARA ei A Closing 207 | — Freshman await the morning bell to start the school day. 2 — Mrs. Belcher explains the day’s typing lesson as Cassandra Craig and Sharon Brewster listen intently. 3 — Jill Daniel waits as Steve Neece gathers his books for his next class. 208 Closing Mr. TOM HELTON EDITORS — LAURA MALONE JAN HILL LEISA BROCE CHERIE MITCHELL KIM WILSON VENISHA HICKS MIKE COPLEY RACHEL WESTFALL °84 COLOPHON The 1984 Graham, volume 38, was published by the year- book staff of Graham High School, Bluefield, Virginia 24605. The book was printed by Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas. Richard Elliott was the company representative. The 480 copies of the 8% x 11, 216 page book were printed on 80 pound gloss enamel paper with a base ink of black and some reverse print. No color was used, and graphics were 100% black. The book was smythe sewn and the type was 48 Times Roman, with 10 point used for both captions and body copy. Times Roman was also used for all advertisements and headlines. An 8 page standard autograph section with senior and yearbook staff members’ names printed in gold foil com- pleted the specifications. The endsheets were screened in 70% maroon (034). The cover was custom designed and had base color maroon (360) with hot gold foil applied. All portraits and club pictures were taken by Coleman’s Studio, Elizabethton, Tennessee, and football pictures were taken by Tyler Easley, local photographer. All other photographs were taken by Mrs. Deborah Hart and Mr. Tom Helton, advisors, and Laura °84 Graham: A New Beginning ADVISORS STAFF MRS. DEBORAH HART ROBBIE RUBLE INDEX HONORS ORGANIZATIONS FACULTY BUSINESS VOCATIONAL ACTIVITIES ACADEMICS ORGANIZATIONS STAFF ORGANIZATIONS Malone, editor. The total cost of producing the 1984 Graham was in excess of $14,000. Individual copies cost $30.63 to produce, but were sold for $18.00 due to local advertising. A SPECIAL THANKS... to the following people for their effort, support, and advice: Mrs. Emillie Jones Mrs. Hester Jo Welcker Kim Hall Diana Puckett James Hampton Suzanne Hager Birdie Hale Pam Slade all advertisers our advisors all staff members Colophon 209 A A T PONTIAC--181 Adkins, Danny--31, 41, 58, 59, 91, 140 Akers, Danny--14, 92, 128, 164, 167 Akers, Jackie--92, 140, 155 ALFRED’S BEAUTY SALON--184 Allen, Linda--104 Allison, Ralph--134, 165 Altizer, Debbie--3, 81, 88, 90, 112 Altizer, V. G.--41, 140 AMBURN, BRENDA--10, 11, 12, 82, 87, 88, 94, 95, 112, 148, 153, 160, 195 Amos, Tim--128, 164, 168 ANDY CLARK FORD--190 Annual Staff--172, 173 APPALACHIAN POWER--189 ARATEX UNIFORM RENTAL--180 Armstrong, Curtis--41, 60, 81, 92, 93, 140, 155 Arnold, Carole--27, 78, 89, 140, 147, 160 Arnold, Jeff--128 Arnold, Kenny--2, 97, 140 Art Club--24, 91 Ashworth, Penny--134 Atwell, Jeff--27, 44, 45, 81, 82, 84, 128, 205 AUGHENBAUGH, KRIS--79, 112 Austin, Vera--34 Auton, Garland--134 Ayers, Bob--104 B Bailey, Monica--78, 86, 88, 93, 128, 132, 195 BAILEY LUMBER COMPANY--199 Baker, Amy--14, 27, 62, 88, 89, 134, 157, 161, 162, 213 Baldwin, Pat--78, 128, 149 BALES, BEVERLY--6, 77, 103, 112, 176 BALL’S AUTOMOTIVE--188 Ball, Rodney--134, 153 Band--96, 160, 161 Bandy, Barry--128, 164 BANDY, GARY--112, 120 BANK OF TAZEWELL COUNTY--178 Bargo, Chuck--128 BARIA, QUENT--13, 26, 32, 33, 81, 82, 83, 86, INDEX OJ een 2027206 Barnett, Alice--104 Baseball--44, 46 Basketball, Boys--54, 57 Basketball, Girls--34, 37 Basketball, JV--58, 59 BEAUTY TIME SALON--181 BEAVERS CECIL--190 BEDS--192 BELCHER, JOHNNIE--165 Belcher, Kevin--134 Belcher, Mark--97, 140, 161 Belcher, Mindy--75, 96, 134, 137, 163 Belcher, Sara--104, 154, 208 Bennett, Danny--165 Bible Club--74, 75 Biller, John--78, 97, 134 BILLIPS, ELIZABETH--112, 165 Billips, Robert--128, 149, 164 BIRKHOLZ, JEFF--82, 83, 86, 87, 112, 147 Blake, Jeff--44, 46, 98, 128 Blankenship, Amy-- 49, 79, 85, 89, 90, 140, 161 Blankenship, Lisa--140 Blaylock, Stephanie--62, 88, 128, 161, 195 Blaylock, Stephen--60, 61, 41, 140 Blizzard, Mary--134, 194 Blizzard, Melissa--86, 88, 91, 128, 129, 130 BLUEFIELD BEVERAGE--202 BLUEFIELD CABLE SYSTEM--184 BLUEFIELD COLLEGE--201 BLUEFIELD COMMUNITY HOSPITAL--182 BLUEFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH--199 BLUEFIELD GAS COMPANY--182 BLUEFIELD MONUMENT--179 BLUEFIELD RENT-ALL--181 BLUEFIELD SUPPLY COMPANY--186 BLUEWELL DRILLING--159 BONANZA--184 BONDURANT OLDSMOBILE--190 Bourne, Davy--100, 128, 150, 164, 171 Bourne, Rosa--120, 128 Bovenizer, Michelle--14, 24, 66, 74, 75, 79, 82, 86, 87, 88, 93, 128, 132, 195 Bowers, Eddie--140 Bowling, Amie--78, 88, 89, 90, 134, 160, 195 Bowman, Bobbie--97, 104 Bowman, Charlie--31, 40, 58, 59, 61, 85, 93, 134 BOWMAN, DAVID--77, 113 Bowman, Diana--113, 164 BOWMAN, TINA--10, 84, 88, 96, 113, 124 Boyd, Jim--140, 207 Bradford, Paul--61, 79, 134 Bradford, Shelia--96, 140, 163 Bratton, Mike--56, 92, 128 BREISSINGER, RODNEY--77, 113 Brewer, Dickie--78, 82, 91, 140 BREWSTER, C. L.--77, 113 Brewster, Jack--77, 128 BREWSTER, JOE--113 165, 171 Brewster, Sharon--96, 134, 208 Broce, John--140 Broce, Leisa--12, 78, 96, 128, 162, 172, 173, 209 Brogdan, Lois--34, 36, 37, 140 Brooks, Cyndi--134 Brooks, Marlie--27, 82, 160 Brooks, Robbie--97 Brown, Faye--88, 89, 135, 157, 160 Brown, Julie--7, 26, 73, 75, 78, 80, 82, 134, 160, 163 Brown, June-- 102 Browning, Lee--128 Browning, Teresa--140, 147 Broyles, Stephanie--128, 150 Buchanan, Bonnie--128 Buchanan, Renee--128 Buchanan, Steve--29, 83, 84, 128, 148, 149, 154, 155 Buckles, Betty--110 Budner, Judy--5, 80, 104 Bundy, Frances--105 Burchette, Donna--134 Burnette, Linda--128 BUSIC, DAVID--44, 92, 113 Busic, Donna--140 Byrd, Chris--40, 61, 79, 82, 86, 93, 98, 128 Byrd, Jill--30, 50, 79, 82, 85, 89, 90, 140, 161 Byrd, Terry--77, 88, 105, 150, 156, 210 C CABINET SHOP--187 Caldwell, Laura--135 Call, Karen--90, 91, 129 CAMPBELL, PAM--7, 10, 102, 113, 149, 204, ft Graham’s pride and joy — W. T. Price and Coach Gary Williams. Love those pants, Coach! Terry Byrd, Carol Hutchinson, and Jimmy Jones direct the halftime practice for Homecoming. Watch out, guys! Here comes our very own Mark Large. 210 Index Need some help, Robbie? Robbie Ruble helps to move some props in the gym. NS. During Spirit Week, the Junior Class painted our G-Star. GRAWAID wich Sie The ‘Leaning Pole of Graham’? No, Mrs. Hart just took a picture of Phil Harris in her unique way. 206 Canterbury, Carol--134 Carbaugh, Barry--92, 140 Carey, Janice--140, 147 Carlock, Glynn--14, 38, 39, 43, 99, 103 Carroll, Angela--140, 160 CARROLL, GREG--22, 38, 40, 42, 47, 60, 61, SB}, TM Te 8} CARROLL, JENNIFER--2, 96, 114, 162 Carroll, Susan--134, 157, 164 CARROLL, VICKIE--25, 105, 114, 120, 147 ’ CARTER’S GROCERY--190 Carter, Cindy--7, 82, 134, 137, 153 CARTER, LYNN--9, 88, 102, 114 Carty, Raymond--82, 140 Casey, Barbara--134 CAUDILL, DARA--9, 12, 73, 75, 83, 86, 88, 114, 127, 149 Caudill, Kenny--40, 61, 93, 134, 165 CECIL, LISA--114 CENTRAL TELEVISION--192 Chaffins, Martha--14, 73, 105 CHANG, CHRISTY--27, 71, 81, 82, 83, 87, 91, 114, 147, 150 Cheerleaders--48, 49 Cheerleaders, JV--50, 51 Chess Club--97 Choir--17, 162, 163 Christian, April--21, 31, 34, 35, 36, 37, 63, 78, 85, 89, 140, 143, 160 CHRISTIAN, JEFF--114 Christian, Karen--129 Christian, Rhonda--140, 156 Christian, Roger--141 Christian, Zane--32, 141 CHUDINA, MARY ANN--8, 14, 48, 49, 88, 114, 194 Clay, Gordon--27, 28, 68, 69, 78, 82, 83, 87, 90, 96, 129, 131, 161, 212, 214 CLAY, MARY--115 Clay, Sharon--141 CLENDENEN, DEBBIE--86, 88, 115, 116, 194 Closing--204-208 Coburn, Floyd=-141, 152 Coe, Darin--41, 78, 141, 160 Coe, Julie--84, 88, 129, 160, 194 Coeburn, Renee--141, 152, 160 COLE CHEVROLET--187 Cole, Victor--91, 135 Collins, Tim--97, 141 COLONIAL JEWELERS--181 Colophon--209 COMMERCIAL BANK OF BLUEFIELD--187 COMPTON, TIM--115, 164, 168 CONSOLIDATED COAL--200 Cooley, Lisa--14, 27, 81, 82, 87, 88, 129, 160, 212 Cook, Craig--32, 61, 135 Cook, Doug--91, 129, 214 Cook, Mike--32, 79, 135 COOK, ROBBIE--22, 86, 115 Cooper, Duane--78, 141 Cooper, Elise--105 COPLEY, MIKE--32, 33, 56, 79, 115, 172, 173, 209 COPPINGER MACHINERY--190 CORTE CONSTRUCTION--190 COUNTRY STORE--183 Cox, Jimmy--85, 141 COX, KIM--4, 86, 88, 115, 116, 194, 120, 206 COLYE, KATHY--115 Craig, Cassandra--135, 208 Craighead, Stacie--25, 141 CRAWLEY, SUSAN--9, 115, 155 Crocket, Ronald--129, 164, 168 CROSSTOWNER BARBERSHOP.--184 Cundiff, Joe--38, 40, 42, 43, 58, 59, 61, 74, 93, 119, 135, 139 CUT ABOVE--192 D DAIRY QUEEN--186 Daniel, Jill--27, 66, 73, 75, 82, 85, 86, 88, 94, 95, 135, 160, 208 DANKO, PAUL--22, 82, 86, 92, 115 DANLEY, TERRI--7, 88, 116, 165, 213 DAVE SHIELDS--184 Davidson, Lisa--78, 129, 213 DAVIS, DARIN--22, 40, 44, 81, 93, 116, 119 Davis, Devon--141, 147, 164 Davis, Kevin--25, 141, 161 DeAngelis, Gina--135, 194 DeAngelis, Leah--88, 91, 129, 194 DEATON’S MUSIC--181 Debonaires-- 195 DeCamp, Chris--32, 54, 57, 68, 79, 93, 135, 151 DeGray, Kayen--25, 78, 89, 91, 141 DESPIAN, GERALD--80, 116, 120 Despian, Raul--61, 90, 91, 129 Devor, Russell--91, 129, 155 Dillow, Allan--135 Dillow, Brenda--141 Dillow, Linda--141 DILLOW, RUSSELL--116, 165 Distributive Education Clubs of America--77 DON’S T.V.--179 Dotson, Debbie--48, 49, 75, 79, 82, 84, 88, 128, 129, 154, 195 DOUBLE GATES-GROCERY--192 Drivers’ Safety Club--86, 198 Dudley, Glenna--88, 129, 148 DUDLEY MEMORIAL--200 Duncan, Brian--40, 61, 93, 135 E Eades, Jane--105, 150 Eakes, Matt--141 Earp, William--141 ECONO-Lodge--190 Eden, Mike--73, 135, 161 Ellison, Jerry- -147, 164 Ellsworth, Karen--73, 83, 88, 129, 160, 213 Ellsworth, Mike--79, 141 ELSTON, CHARLES--83, 97, 116, 127, 161 EMPIRE SALES RENTAL--183 Epperson, Joe--60, 129 Erskine, Richard--135, 161 Estep, Tracy--30, 91, 129, 213 F Faculty-- 104-108 FARLEY, MARK--16, 165 Farley, Teresa--116, 165 FARM BUREAU--197 Farmer, Lori--141 Farrar, Virginia--97, 105 Fellowship of Christian Athletes--93 Fender, Mike--79, 82, 86, 129, 161 Ferguson, Kelli--63, 79, 89, 141, 160 FIELDS, DALE--77, 98, 116, 176 Fields, Tammy--78, 129, 149, 160 FIRST NATIONAL BANK--158 FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK--185 FISHER-TRENTON--189 FLAT TOP INSURANCE--200 FLAT TOP NATIONAL BANK--196 FLAV-O-RICH--191 Fogg, Tonya--28, 29, 79, 86, 88, 129, 213 Football--38-43 Fortune, Henry--54, 55, 56, 61, 79, 129, 215 Fox, Billy--141, 161 Fox, Brenda--88, 89, 135 FOX, GRAT--117, 165, 170 Fox, Shirley--141 Franklin, Lee--96, 141 Franklin, Mike--54, 56, 61, 129, 149, 153, 161, 22 Franklin, Stephanie--27, 141, 160 French Club--78, 80 FRENCH, DAVID--22, 27, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86, rest, Wey, BAIS French, Steve--32, 60, 92, 93, 135, 161 French, Steven--41, 141 FRENCH, TERESA--34, 35, 36, 37, 47, 117 Freshmen-- 140-145 Frye, Deborah--5, 90, 91, 106, 154, 155 Index 211 Furrow, Todd--58, 59, 141 Future Business Leaders of America--76 Future Farmers of America--92 Future Scientists of America--83 Future Teachers of America--87 G Gardner, Phillip--135, 161 Garrison, Susan--79, 82, 84, 86, 87, 88, 129, 154, 157, 195 Gearhart, Kyle--85, 135 George, Patti--88, 135, 164 Giampocaro, Margie--89, 141, 144 Gibson, Harold--130, 164 Giffen, Amy--78 Giffen, Ginny--75, 78, 141, 160 Gillenwater, Bob--77, 166 Gillenwater, Jill--14, 27, 29, 66, 67, 75, 87, 93, 94, 95, 97, 130, 160 Gillespie, Harold--97, 130 Gillespie, Steven--83, 135 Goddard, Dean--25, 57, 75, 79, 141 Goddard, Rose Ann--5, 106 Goins, LaJuene--26, 96, 129, 133, 162, 163, 169 Goins, Tony--141, 164 Golf--32, 33 Goodman, Dennis--77, 129 Goodman, Mike--58, 59, 92, 97, 135 Gould, Billie Jo--141 GOULD, ROBIN--117, 164, 168 Gonderman, Barbara--135 GRAHAM FLORAL--159 Graham, Teri--75, 78, 80, 88, 89, 135 Greathead, Missy--78, 141, 143, 160 Green, Allen--141, 164 GREEN, GARY--77, 117 Green, Valerie--82, 83, 135 Greer, Melanie--34, 35, 36, 37, 62, 63, 141, 144 Griffith, Amy--142, 152, 160 Griffith, Lisa--14, 27, 72, 81, 82, 83, 87, 129, 160 Griffith, Tim--92, 135 Grim, Beth--74, 135 Grubb, Glenda--90, 91, 130 GRUBB, JEFF--4, 22, 40, 42, 61, 86, 93, 117 GUEST, BILL--44, 45, 100, 117, 170 Guidance--103 Gunn, Brian--91, 97, 142, 150 H H M SHOE STORE--189 HAIR PLAY--181 Hairston, Tonesha--30, 50, 79, 142 Hager, Mike--68, 69, 135 Hager, Suzanne--S, 136, 173 Hagy, Missy--79, 142, 161 Hagy, Tommy--136 HALE, AMY--117 HALE, BIRDIE--117, 120 Hale, Kim--142 HALE, LISA--117, 147 HALL, BEVERLY--77, 118 HALL, KIM--10, 13, 22, 24, 52, 74, 79, 84, 91, 112, 118, 194 Hall, Kim--136 Hall, Mike--136, 153 Hampton, James--7, 17, 24, 26, 75, 81, 82, 83, 84, 96, 128, 130, 151, 163, 204, 214 Harlow, Karen--75, 87, 96, 142, 163 HARMAN, AMANDA--13, 22, 23, 25, 26, 79, 85, 86, 88, 94, 112, 118, 147, 153, 160, 194 Harman, Charles--130 Harman, Susan--27, 82, 88, 136, 160 HARRIS, PHIL--7, 21, 26, 35, 54, 68, 69, 75, 78, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 93, 102, 118, 127, 152, 211 Harris, Robbie--82, 86, 130, 132 Harrold, John--136, 165 Harry, Debbie--82, 106, 153 Hart, Deborah--8, 98, 106, 209 Hart, Tonya--21, 62, 82, 85, 88, 89, 136, 160 Hartley, Jody--75, 88, 89, 136, 137, 194 Harvey, Kelley--97, 142 Haun, Kelli--49, 88, 91, 130, 194 Hawks, Glen--92, 97, 130 Hayes, Marie--142 Hayton, Beverly--12, 96, 130, 151, 155 Hayton, Pam--96, 136, 205 Health Careers Club--97 Hedrick, Bob--14, 86, 98, 106, 147, 155, 207 HEILIG, MEYERS--191 HELM’S BOYS--184 Helton, Deborah--77, 82, 107 Helton, Tom--35, 107, 171, 209 Helton, Vicki--35 Henegar, Tommy--40, 136, 151 HERSMAN, CONNIE--10, 75, 76, 78, 88, 118 Hess, Donald--142 HESS, DR. RALPH C.--203 HEWSON, DEANA--77, 118, 176 HICKS, KIM--88, 99, 102, 118, 195 Hicks, Venisha--26, 28, 29, 75, 78, 96, 130, 163, 172, 209 Hill, Jan--27, 79; 83, 130, 172, 173, 204, 209 Hobbs, Mary--79, 91, 142 Hodock, Karin--136 Hodock, Kevin--136, 164 HOLBROOK, SUSAN--86, 88, 90, 118, 166 Holcomb, Kevin--41, 97, 142, 161 Hollmann, Erika--2, 79, 142, 145 Holston, David--75, 136, 161 Homecoming--22-25 HONAKER, DAVID--77, 118, 176 Honaker, Mike--32, 33, 82, 97, 136, 161 Hoover, Ray--130, 164, 168 Houchins, Ronald--142, 155 Howard, Diane--5, 75, 136 HOWARD, MARTY--119, 120, 164, 167, 212 Howard, Mike--77, 130 Howery, Marvin--27, 29, 82, 83, 84, 130, 214 Huffard, Hudson--79, 82, 86, 130 Hurley, Dee-79, 89, 90, 142, 154 Hurt, William--28, 41, 130 Hutchins, Keith--93, 97, 136, 137 Hutchinson, Carol--84, 107, 210 Hutchinson, Joy--9, 21, 79, 89, 96, 142, 143, 162 Hutchinson, Leslie--75, 79, 86, 91, 130 Hutchinson, Page--9, 24, 48, 49, 81, 84, 88, 130, 160, 195 Hypes, Scott--96, 136 Hypes, Susan--26, 96, 130, 162, 163 I Ireson, Betty--81, 83, 107 Issacs, Kenneth--86, 97, 130 l J RMANUFACTURING--196 J-104--183 Jackson, Carol--110 JACKSON, RODNEY--22, 39, 40, 44, 60, 61, 93,119 James, Mark--58, 59, 142 JAMES, TERRI--4, 22, 48, 49, 52, 71, 81, 84, 85, 87, 88, 119, 151, 159, 195 JEFF BROWN HOMES--201 Jeffers, Billy--25, 77, 130, 131 Jeffery, Regina--74, 86, 88, 130, 165, 170 JERRY’S PHARMACY--158 Jessee, Chris--2, 142 Johnson, Darrell--92, 130, 164 Johnson, Dwayne--92, 97, 142 JOHNSON, ERIC--92, 119, 161, 167 Johnson, Jeff--136, 174 Johnson, John--76, 92, 136 Johnson, Mark--142, 161 Johnson, Mike--58, 59, 85, 142, 161 JOHNSON, SHERRY--81, 82, 88, 119, 161, 206 Johnson, Timmy--136, 165, 169 JOHNSTON, CARLA--71, 72, 83, 88, 115, 119, 127, 147 Johnston, Cheryl--77, 131, 176 Johnston, Ronald--136, 165 Johnston, Scott--79, 86, 91, 142, 151, 152, 154 JONES, ANGIE--88, 119, 165 Jones, Emillie--107 Well, at least some of us enjoy ourselves at school. Here, Terry Smith seems to be hysterical! 212 Index Marty Howard, Mike Fender, Lisa Cooley, and Gordon Clay enjoy their favorite time of day. — + Se. The members of the Girls’ Softball Team are: Diann Pennington, Terri Danley, Tracy Estep, Lisa Davidson, Becky Tabor, Karen Ellsworth, Rachel Westfall, Tina Webb, Susan Mikovch, and Amy Baker. Top magazine salespeople, Wanda Simons and Tonya Fogg, show us their pride. Jones, Jill--129, 131, 147, 165, 170 Jones, Jim--33, 96, 108, 210 Jones, Kim--27, 75, 136, 147, 160 Jones, Pat--5, 74, 90, 107 oes SCOTT--61, 76, 82, 86, 87, 90, 93, 98, bil Jones, Susan--85, 89, 142, 144 JONES THRIFTWAY--190 Junior Civitans--72, 73 Juniors-- 128-133 K KAMMER FURNITURE--181 KEISER, EDDIE--119 Kelly, Kyle--63, 79, 83, 84, 89, 90, 142, 144 Kensinger, Eleanor--4, 108 KERSEY MANUFACTURING--197 Kessinger, Stacy--30, 62, 78, 136, 138 ae ROBA--27, 75, 79, 81, 82, 90, 97, 120, 161 Kinder, John--92, 136 KINDER, TOMMY--44, 45, 54, 56, 120, 165 KINDER, WAYNE--21, 25, 32, 33, 81, 82, 83, $4603 wld le 2120 Kinser, Bill--46, 98, 99, 108 KISER, KIM--4, 22, 53, 79, 86, 88, 116, 120, IDTIS Kitts, Christine-- 136 Kitts, Mark--92, 136, 147 Koen, Ronney--131, 164 IL L BOUTLET--186 Lambert, Kenny--164 Lambert, Randy--164 Lampert, Polly--110 Lanter, Chad--142 Large, Mark--39, 40, 93, 131, 210 Latimer, Keith--31, 58, 59, 92, 142 Law, Tracy--54, 57, 142 Lawson, Carl--77 LAWSON,CAROLYN--165 Lawson, Dee Dee--30, 50, 78, 89, 142, 161 Lawson, J.D.--142, 166, 207 Lawson, Lisa--131 Lawson, William--142, 150 —_ Layne, Greg--60, 61, 136 Lazenby, Christy--13, 14, 62, 66, 67, 84, 88, 93, 131, 157, 161, 194 LAZENBY, MARC--3, 22, 54, 55, 57, 68, 69, 81, 120, 206 LEDBETTER, MARGARET--12, 34, 35, 36, 37, 471205155 Leedy, Angie--131, 150 Leedy, Marty--41, 91, 142, 155, 161 Leedy Melissa--136 LEE’S CARPETLAND--183 Lester, Steven--78, 142 LEWIS, BECKY--121 LEWIS, CHARLES--120, 164 LEWIS, Jeff--97, 142 Lewis, Kathy--142, 156 Lewis, Phillip--92, 142, 205 LIMESTONE DUST--190 LINDSEY, TRINA--26, 75, 81, 84, 87, 121 LIN ELECTRIC--184 Little, Bryan--41, 142 Lockhart, Amy--21, 75, 79, 85, 89, 90, 143, 160 LOCKHART ROSE ANN --76, 120, 121 Long, Trish--63, 80, 89, 143, 151, 160 Looney, Brian--92, 143 Lovell, Tom--143, 164 Lowe, Chris--136, 165 Lowe, Karen--131, 165 Mc McCann, Marcella--136, 195 McCANN MOTORS--158 McCoy, Sharlene--14, 27, 28, 61, 82, 83, 131, 157, 161, 194, 214 McCurry, Renee--27, 75, 78, 82, 85, 88, 94, 95, 136, 160, 195 McCurry, Rhonda--3, 29, 81, 84, 88, 94, 95, 131, 160, 194, 214 McDonald, Billy--58, 59, 92, 143, 207 McGraw, Dwayne--78, 82, 136 McKinney, Sam--43 McQUAIL’S FURNITURE--201 Mabe, Jennifer--143, 161 Mabe, Pug--96, 131, 148, 161 Macomber, Steven--143, 206 MAGIC MART--186 Majorettes--94, 95 Malone, Laura--12, 70, 72, 75, 78, 83, 87, 90, 97, 131515091 7257352209 MARK IV YAMAHA--181 Marrs, Doug--43, 46 Marrs, Kim--143, 160 Marrs, Rick--43 Martin, Hazel--3, 136, 161 Martin, Junior--131 Martin, Keith--143, 156 Martin, Linda--77, 131, 153 Martin, Ricky--143 Math Club--82 Matney, Kelly--24, 30, 50, 78, 85, 89, 140, 143 Matney, Kelvin--131, 164 Matthews, Felicia--79, 88, 91, 131 Mattox, Pam--143 May Day--13, 16 MAYS, TAMMY--121, 165 Mazol, Sabrina--78, 131, 147, 153 Meador, Suzanne--78, 136, 151 Meadows, Roy--100, 101 MEADOWS, SANDRA--88, 121, 160 MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY--182 MELVIN, DONNA--90, 121 MERVE’S GROCERY--196 Mikovch, Cheryl--8, 51, 63, 79, 82, 89, 143, 154, 160 Mikovch, Susan--62, 75, 82, 86, 87, 88, 97, 131, 160, 213 MILLER, JOHN--121, 164 Miller, Mike--32, 82, 83, 137, 161 MILLER, REGINA--121, 165 Miller, Richard--44, 45, 137 Miller, Rudy--97, 143, 155 Miller, Tracy--8, 14, 24, 30, 50, 66, 78, 88, 93, 137 Mills, Rhoda--37, 143 Miss Basketball--47 Miss GHS--62 Mr. Basketball--64 Mr. Football--47 Mitchell, Cherie--75, 78, 82, 86, 90, 131, 172, 173 Mitchem, Darla--137, 157 Mitchem, Robin--143 Mitzel, Brian--131 Moore, Shea--41, 60, 61, 143 MOOSE CLUB--202 Morath, Chris--60, 61, 79, 91, 137 MOUNTAINEER BOWLING--181 MOTHER EARTH--186 Mulkey, Mike--143 Murdock, Bobby--82, 96, 137 Murphy, Mike--3, 40, 61, 93, 137 Murray, Eileen--80, 137 Musick, Tim--78, 97, 143 N Nacke, Rena--5, 137 Nash, Barbara--102 Nash, Mark--143, 156 National Honor Society--8 1 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE--184 Neece, Steve--40, 131, 208 Neel, Greg--92, 143 Neel, Tim--41, 58, 59, 61, 93, 137 NEEL’S--158 NEHI ROYAL CROWN COLA--180 NESTING PLACE--192 NEW GRAHAM PAHRMACY--183 Index 213 NEW METHOD LAUNDRY--186 Nolley, Lisa--143 Nolley, Steve--133, 164, 167 NORRIS, NAOMA--9, 12, 86, 88, 121, 160, 195 NUCKOLS, DWAYNE--12, 122, 165 O Oakes, Beverly--34, 35, 36, 37, 137 Oakes, Brenda--78, 86, 87, 97, 131, 150 Ohly, Phil--41, 61, 86, 93, 137 Office Staff--102 O'Neal, John-43, 205 O'Neal, Susan--88, 89, 137, 160 O’QUINN MOBILE HOMES--179 Orloske, Anita--3, 108 Osbourne, Bill--41, 143, 205 Je Page, Robert--92, 164 Painter, Bobby--137, 165 Pascasio, Babette--78, 82, 137 Patrick, James--164 Patton, Andy--161 Patton, Becky--79, 97, 143, 160 Patton, Charles--143 Patton, Randy--27, 82, 137 Patton, Stanley--131, 164 PEERY, CANDIE--9, 75, 76, 82, 88, 120, 122 Peery, Jennifer--137 Peery, Tabby--75, 80, 88, 89, 137, 194 Pennington, Denis--131, 161 PENNINGTON, DIANN--88, 102, 122, 165, 166, 171, 213 Pennington, Dove--148 Pennington, Ron--31, 58, 59, 73, 78, 137 Pennington, Tammy--96, 143, 205 Pep Club--88-89 Perdue, Barry--79, 143, 161, 206 Perdue, Darlene--144, 150 Perdue, Jeff-131, 164 Perdue, Todd--152 PETITE MART--196 Phelps, Charles--14, 34, 36, 108 PHIL’S FASHION--189 PHILLIPS, ROBERT--7, 37, 54, 57, 111, 122, 164, 215 Phillips, Tammy--144, 150 PLATNICK CRANE SYSTEM--158 PLOTT, JOEY--22, 60, 61, 79, 82, 83, 86, 87, 122, 147 Popp, Marla--75, 80, 85, 88, 96, 134, 137, 161, 194 POPP, MARSHA--10, 27, 71, 75, 80, 81, 160, 122, 206 PORTER, TONYA--66, 67, 72, 75, 78, 82, 83, 87, 88, 90, 93, 103, 115, 122, 194, 206 Poszich, Robby--41, 144 Poteet, Aldon--137 Price, Jeff--144, 164 Price, Thomas--144, 164 Price, W. T.--92, 108, 210 Proffitt, Chuck--27, 144, 160 Proffitt, James--137, 165 Prom--10-12 PRUETT, BARBARA--79, 82, 83, 87, 88, 122, 124, 155 Pruett, Howard--137, 147, 150 Puckett, Billy--137 PUCKETT, DIANA--10, 24, 72, 81, 82, 84, 85, 102, 122 Puckett, Dottie--144 Puckett, Louise--132, 164 Putnam, Patricia--137 Putnam, Willard--132, 164 Q QUESENBERRY, MIKE--4, 22, 27, 39, 40, 81, SO p23 alae QUICK MART--184 R R T ELECTRIC--199 RAMEY CHEVROLET--184, 192 RANDY’S EXXON--189 Rasnake, Randy--132, 167 RATLIFF, GREG--123, 165 RAY, SCOTT--22, 32, 33, 57, 86, 87, 91, 93, 123, 25 Reed, Billy--25, 79, 144, 160 Reed, Jeannie--27, 74, 78, 81, 132, 160, 161, 204 Reed, Patty--27, 138, 161 REICH, LISA--9, 11, 22, 53, 72, 87, 94, 95, 111, 123, 127, 160, 195 Remines, Shannon--31, 58, 59, 144, 152 RHODES, STEVE--32, 33, 123, 127 Rice, Angie--97, 132, 204 RICHARDSON, SCOTT--10, 22, 31, 38, 39, 40, 60, 61, 81, 83, 90, 93, 123 RICHARDSON, TERESA--123 RICHWOOD GOLF--196 Riffe, Lee--75, 82, 85, 138, 161 RIFFE, RAY--25, 27, 96, 111, 123, 160 Riffe, Rodney--40, 132, 164, 166 Riley, Karen--79, 138, 147 R ILEY, KEVIN--25, 111, 123, 161 Robins, Wanda--132, 165 Rohrer, Tom--109 Rose, Kelly--132, 164 Rose, Lora--132 ROSES--192 Ross, Ronald--97 Ross, Susan--76, 88, 132 Ruble, Billy--92, 97, 144 RUBLE, ROBBIE--72, 73, 81, 83, 91, 115, 120, 124, 148, 172, 209, 211 Ruble, Rodney--144 Ruble, Kyle--132, 165, 170 Russell, Bob--27, 87, 109 Rusyniak, Danny--41, 58, 59, 61, 78, 86, 93, 119, 138 Rutherford, Amy--79, 120, 137, 138, 147 S Sarver, Tammie--78, 144, 160 Scott, Michelle--137, 138 SCOTT STRINGFELLOW--184 Seniors-- 112-127 Shawver, Troy--79, 132, 153, 204 Sheets, Junior--92, 132, 164 SHORT, JOE--167 SHORT STOP--199 Shortt, Sara--34, 36, 37, 62, 79, 84, 88, 91, 132 Shrader, Jon--97, 138 Shrader, Keith--138, 153 SHRADER, KEITH--41, 45, 77, 124 SHRADER, RHONDA--53, 74, 78, 81, 82, 83, 84, 90, 111, 112, 124 Shrader, Rodney--144 Shrader, Tammy--79, 97, 144 Shrader, Tammy--79, 97, 144 Shue, Amanda--89, 144, 160 SHUMAKER, MELISSA--10, 71, 81, 96, 124, 162, 163 SIMMONS, DAVID--124, 161, 167 Simpson, Bess--110 Simpson, Randy--41, 61, 93, 138 Simons, Wanda--79, 88, 132, 151, 213 Singleton, Mike--97, 144, 161 Sizemore, Jeff--41, 42, 58, 59, 78, 85, 144 Skidmore, Brenda--144 Skidmore, Chuck--132, 164 Skidmore, Debbie--132, 151, 155 SKIP’S REPAIR SHOP--180 Slade, Greg--97, 144, 147, 161 Slade, Kim--25, 88, 89, 138 SLADE, PAM--79, 88, 124 SLADE, RICKY--79, 83, 124 Slaughter, Jeremy--79, 132 Slowey, Chris--144 Slowey, Corey--138 Slowey, Elmira--96, 132, 162 Sluss, Doug--92, 138 Sluss, Lisa--144, 160 Smith, Eleanor--109, 147 Smith, Kristi--9, 49, 144, 147, 160 Smith, Martin--132, 161, 165 Smith, Melissa--138 SMITH, PATTY--77, 125 Smith, Rhonda--75, 78, 144, 160 Much work is put into the Junior Class Play. Marvin Howery, Rhonda McCurry, Doug Cook, Gordon Clay, James Hampton, and Sharlene McCoy can vouch for that. 214 Index During football games, Band members are always there to greet our G-Men. Junior Henry Fortune attempts another basket. Scott Ray and Robert Phillips are there in case there is a rebound. David French shows us some of _ his beautiful artwork. NN SMITH, TERESA--10, 21, 81, 84, 85, 86, 88, 102, 120, 124, 125, 127, 204 Smith, Terry--38, 41, 42, 85, 93, 140, 145, 155, 212 Sophomores-- 134-139 SOUTH CORNER NEEDLECRAFT--193 Sowers, Catherine--14, 27, 66, 75, 79, 82, 86, 87, 88, 90, 93, 129, 132, 195 Spanish Club--79, 80 SPENCER, KIMBO--10, 39, 40, 61, 93, 119, 125 Spencer, Sharon--74, 75, 137, 138 Spinella, Melissa--5, 138 Spurgeon, Chrissy--132 Srokose, Tracy--25, 145, 153 Stacy, Chuck--32, 97, 145 Stacy, Dale--145 Stacy, Valerlie--2, 138 Stamper, Jessee--132, 161 Stansfield, David--85, 134, 137, 138 Steele, Missy--96, 145 Stevenson, Sherrie--145 STINSON GROCERY--189 Stone, Bill--18, 23, 31, 100, 101, 152 Stout, George--132, 161 Stroup, John--27, 78, 82, 138 Student Cooperative Association--21, 84, 85 Sub-Debs--194 Sudderth, Chris--27, 75, 82, 87, 132, 160 Summers, Kim--74, 94, 133, 160 Summers, Rhonda--34, 35, 36, 37, 90, 97, 1838} 155 SURBER, KARLA--8, 14, 22, 35, 48, 49, 53, 55, 71, 82, 84, 85, 88, 125, 127, 195 Sweeney, Roxanna--26, 96, 145, 163 T Tabor, Becky--30, 76, 96, 133, 213 Tabor, Debbie--49, 75, 80, 85, 88, 89, 90, 134, 138, 194, 205 Tabor, Juli--78, 88, 138, 195 TABOR MACHINE--191 TABOR MOBILE HOMES--181 Talbert, Jo Ann--110 TAZEWELL INDUSTRIES--190 Tennis, Boys--68, 69 Tennis, Girls--66, 67 THOMASON, BILLY--39, 40, 42, 43, 44, 45, 60, 61, 86, 124 Thompson, David--92, 145, 156 Thompson, Doug--97, 145 Thompson, Greg--138, 165, 169 Thompson, Keith--77, 133 Thompson, Kevin--138, 165, 169 Thompson, Kyle--92, 133, 164, 171 THOMPSON, MELISSA--31, 90, 125 Thompson, Mike--97, 138 THOMPSON, ONNIE--125, 155 THOMPSON, SARAH--125, 147 Thompson, Teresa--137, 139, 207 Thompson, Tommy--92, 145 Thurston, Bobby--139 Tibbs, Angela--139 Tickle, Chris--77, 133 Tignor, Becky--10, 88, 124, 125 Tignor, Lisa--145 Tignor, Rhonda--133, 154 Tiller, Chuck--97 TOWN ’N TWEED--181 Track--61 Trigg, David--60, 92, 139, 147 TU, CAROLINE--70, 79, 97, 125 Tu, Julia--27, 70, 79, 97, 139 Turley, Jewell--70, 79, 97, 139 Turner, Lena--77, 97, 133 U Underwood, Tammy--8, 34, 35, 36, 37, 62, 88, 89, 139, 151, 154 VANCE, CONNIE--72, 76, 88, 126 VANHOOZER, RUSSELL--77, 126 Varsity Club--93 Viers, Charlotte--103 VIRGINIA ANN JEWELRY--184 Vocational--164-171 Volleyball--52-53 W Waller, Karen--62, 73, 78, 88, 139 Wang, Phillip--83, 133 Warburton, Chip--40, 60, 61, 75, 88, 91, 133 WARLICK FURNITURE--181, 203 Warren, Amy--79, 133, 160, 161 WASCHLER, NANNIE--77, 126 Waschler, Robert--45, 96, 139, 163 Watkins, Jill--78, 89, 145 Watkins, Johnny--44, 45, 58, 59, 75, 139 Waugh, Debra--109 Webb, Tina--27, 30, 34, 35, 36, 37, 62, 69, 79, 85, 88, 137, 139, 213 Welcker, Hester Jo--109 Wells, Della--110 Werner, Darrell--139 West, Bobby--133, 161 Westfall, Rachel--30, 97, 139, 172, 209, 213 WESTGATE HAIRDRESSERS--196 Whaley, Hope--30, 50, 79, 85, 89, 145, 154, 161 Whitman, Carmen--25, 88, 89, 139, 161, 204 Williams, Acqunetta--133, 149 Williams, Carol--8, 50, 139, 156 Williams, Gary--59, 109, 210 Williams, John--77, 133, 161 Williams, Latichia--145 Williams, Mark--32, 58, 59, 75, 139 Williams, Richard--79, 139, 161 Williamson, Charlene--26, 80, 96, 97, 133, 147, 152, 163, 205 WILSON, KIM--91, 126, 172, 173, 209 Wimmer, Sabrina--96, 139, 148, 205 Windle, Joel--133, 164 Winfrey, Annette--96, 145, 205 WOLF CREEK GOLF CLUB--183 Wolford, Cleve--139, 165 Wolford, Jerry--133, 165, 169 Wolford, Sam--3, 139 Wood, Greg--145, 164 Woods, Kim--80, 139, 195 WOODS, SHERI--79, 86, 87, 88, 126, 195 Woody, Mike--31, 58, 59, 97, 145, 147, 161 Workman, Donna--133, 160 WORKMAN, JANE--86, 87, 88, 126, 147, 195 Wrestling--60, 61 Wright, Tracy--145 WYATT, JENNIFER--24, 78, 81, 83, 84, 88, 1S 12451265127. 195 aya YATES, BEKIE--10, 66, 79, 88, 90, 93, 126, 127, 161, 194 Yost, Jimmy--58, 59, 137, 139, 161 Yost, Kevin--38, 40, 61, 79, 93, 133 Yost, Scott--145 Young Republicans Club--90 Young, David--165 Young, Jeannie--139, 164 Yule, Jeff--77, 133 Index 215 Mr. Stone, as we all know, love, and recognize him. 216 Index oa + aa is - a . ‘ ; ia - : — - - j 7 a | . ? 7 7 7 od ee i “a =f) a, . he a a ee re ee yo (es ee | oe Ye ij é ; es reat Fah cobrrer etn ete eadig iyo ieeath pemicsimrasiaern pawn aes: ere ear ee er ree eee PA ae Se oe oe ee ee ee ne ep hem ea ee ma aati craton a enn aes maa mc onconeeeR: embed 7 od age rece ast: a cee incneine eeu: mapemeet aeons ” . “a? ‘ 4 - | ) TAM3AZVL SS SS.