Haysi High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Haysi, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1971 volume:

reSe.V ' ted ku fke. HAYSI PUBLIC LIBRARY HAYSI, VIRGINIA 1 (Dumiu ' rbnlt Content (£ci-etittflrs JWeUmrti Behicatinn Abministraticm jFclCUltll Classes Jt (©rgamgatimts Athletics i ActUnties Ahbectisements 1971 Spring Fever ... loving, laughing and shocking ! (®ur . . . We feel that a certain excite¬ ment and love of life - a kind of spring fever - can be found in the hearts of all seniors. Our theme is especially for the ”71 Seniors of Haysi High School ... SPRING FEVER 3 CO EDITORS Jenny Colley Binky Rush biters Nete We, the Co-Editors of the 1971 Annual, consider it a great pleas¬ ure to present our edition of the Thunderbolt. We have enjoyed com¬ piling this edition of our yearbook for you, and we hope that in the years to come, as you turn through the pages of the yearbook, you will recall the treasured memories of happy and worthy experiences, achievements, and the lasting friendship formed with the students and faculty while at H. H. S. We extend our greatest appreciation to those on the Annual Staff for their hard work, and those on the faculty and other sources who have made our yearbook such a wonderful success. ©hmtberbhlt 71 4 L. TO R.: Debi Stevens, Sharon Sutherland, Vivian Sykes, Debbie Edwards, Rita Bartley, Wanda Puckett O ' Quinn, Jennifer Colley, Karen Sullivan, Cindy Artrip, Sandy Anderson, Linda Rose, Kamela O ' Quin, Paul Adkins, Mark Sutherland, Jerry Stanley, Karen Willis, Clydia Potter, Danny Edwards, Binky Rush, Danny Rasnake, Monte Deel, Pat Deel, Rick Arrington. Annual Staff jfureUmrii We, the Annual Staff of 1970-71, proudly present this edition of the Thunderbolt in order to preserve the happy and warm memories of the carefree, though busy, hours we have spent at H.H. S. A lot of hard work has gone into our annual and we hope each of you will truly enjoy it. May each glance at your classmates, friends, and teachers remind you of moments you wish to remember. All of us would like to give Mrs. Kathy Slusher our greatest thanks for being such a patient and understanding sponsor. We, the 1970-71 Annual Staff say, YOU ' LL LIKE IT! 5 r_... Always around when one ' s in need. 4 0 Me Beiritate (Hh Betty Beel We, the annual staff of Haysi High, would like to preserve, in our ' 71 Thunderbolt edition, the special memory of a teacher - one whom we know as warm and at all times ready to help students; one who laughs alot, works hard for students in her teaching and guidance capacities, and always has time for a smile. For these memories and more, we dedicate our annual to you, Mrs. Betty Deel, with our thank you for being what you are. will i III p w p JT BhHh k Bn i priimpafs Message ERDMAN MULLINS Mr. Mullins attended V.P.I. where he received his B.S. and M.S. in Agricultural Education and Vocational Education. Your years of arduous work at Haysi High School are rapidly com¬ ing to an end. These years are not seen nor are they noticed, but they are to be an essential part of your performance in life. In too many areas of life today is the philosophy present that somehow the achievements of success can be reached without the ac¬ complishments of earnest toil and tribulation. I say to you, this can not be so. My associations with you as a teacher and as your principal will long be remembered and the thoughts cherished. I have watched you develop in educational competence, and I am pleased with what I see. You may not remold the world in a cast of your making, but neither will I shudder at the thought of you taking your place in our adult society. After graduation, I hope you can and will return often to the school for a visit. With this pictorial record goes my most sincere wish that the Divine Hand will keep a firm and guiding hold solidly placed upon your shoulder. 8 Mr. R. C. Hay attended East Tennessee State University where he received his B.S. and M. A. degrees in U. S. History and World Geography Mrs. Negatha Powers, Director of Guidance, attended Miligan and E.T.S.U. where she received her B.S.; she also attended Univ. of Va. , V.P.I. , and Univ. of Fla. , where she received her M. A. Assistant principal s Message . . . Mankind has struggled with limited success to achieve perfection in his worldly existence. This struggle has been marked by victories and defeats. To a lesser degree you have had similar experiences in your educational life. It is my hope for you that the frustrations in the life that faces you will be fewer and the triumphs many. Keep in mind that to obtain success you must be able to share the respon¬ sibility as well as enjoy the privilege. We should seek perfection, but seek it with moderation, or we destroy ourselves. You have been a wonderful teacher to me. You have taught me the true meaning of service, and I am eternally grateful. If I have given you but one ray of enlightenment with the same impact that you have taught me, I feel I have succeeded. The future is great and promising. Put all your energies and talents to whatever you wish to achieve and success will be yours. K Qfntiimnce Message . . Dear Seniors, Your graduation from high school will be your third giant step forward in your education. Your first giant step was leaving the security of your family and entering the bewildering world of the first grade; your second was entering high school. This third giant step will require the most adjustment on your part. You will have to make more of your own decisions and you won ' t have a textbook with all the answers. You won ' t have a handbook which lists the do ' s and don ' ts. You ' ll work your schedule out by yourself. I sincerely hope that you have formulated your own guide lines; that external discipline has taught you internal discipline; that you have the capacity to love and be loved; the inner strength to accept disappointment as well as gladness, sorrow as well as joy. Best wishes for a full and happy life. If I can be of any help at any time, please contact me. G- ouo e.£$ 9 LEFT: Patsy Kilgore Secretary RIGHT: Violet Tarwater Librarian B.S. Degree - Education Library Science Certification E.T.S.U. Appreciate LEFT: Myrtle Edwards Head Cook RIGHT: Lee Roy Deel N.Y.C. Coordinator 1 M ■kJI W B ■ 1 i 1 Ik RONNIE BARTLEY English 8 Science 8 Math 8 World History B. S. degree MARY E. BISE Health Physical Education B.S. degree VELMA BOSTIC Math 8 Algebra I Geometry Adv. Algebra and Trig. B.S. degree BETTY L. BRUMMITT English 9 B.S. degree E. HAROLD BYERS Economics Typing General Business B.S. degree JOSEPH COLLEY Biology Science 8 B.S. degree WAYNE COMPTON Bookkeeping Office Machines Business English B.S. degree ZANE COUNTS U. S. History World History B.S. degree 12 ETHEL DAVIS English 8 History 8 B.S. degree BETTY DEEL General Biology Advanced Biology B.S. degree HOMER DEEL Busin ess English Typing French B.S. degree LEE DEEL Math 9 Chemistry Pre- Algebra B.S. degree ROY DEEL Math 8 Shop Math Algebra I B.S. degree DANNY RAY HARKLEROAD Physical Education Health and Drivers Ed. Head Football Coach B.S. degree PAIGE HARKLEROAD Typing I and II Shorthand B.S. degree R. C. HAY Assistant Principal U. S. History B.S. degree M. A. degree 13 NANCY HUDSON Home Ec. B.S. degree AUBREY KISER Pre-Algebra Physics Science 8 and 9 B.S. degree BUTCH KISER American Government History B.A. degree ray McAllister Special Needs Gen. Mech. Agriculture B.S. degr ee NORMAN MULLINS Driver ' s Education B.S. degree EULA NEWBERRY English 10 B.S. degree EMMA O ' QUINN English 11 B.S. degree MAYNARD OWENS U. S. History World History Geography B.S. degree 14 KATY JO POWERS Home Ec. B.S. degree DARRELL SILCOX Science Psychology B.S. degree KATHLEEN SLUSHER German Journalism English 12 B. A. degree ARTHUR COUNTS Seventh Grade BONNIE OWENS Seventh Grade Normal Professional Certificate MARGARET TURNER Seventh Grade Collegiate Professional Certificate 15 We ' re gonna go play mar bles. 36-22-36” Does this mean they don’t like me? naps What’s that smell? Daddy said I couldn ' t go! The school’s on fire! Patty-cake, patty-cake! 16 18 BciU ' inctnrmn Beth? 4 can Bed s Mrs. Deel has been married for almost fourteen years to Mr. Jesse James Deel. She has four children who are all in school. Mrs. Deel decided to come back as a senior and finish her education in order to get a good job to help support her family - she is taking business courses. She is tied for first place in her graduating class with an average of 4.04. The students average is based on a scale with the highest score an A or 4. , so Mrs. Deel’s average is better than an A. After Today there is always Tomorrow. Progress opens her golden hand to reveal the promises of the years to come. Bak tiict nr tan Jennifer Ann CnlUui S Jennifer has been one of the top students of her class. She is taking college prep courses and is going to attend V.P.I. in Blacksburg, Virginia. She plans to enter in the fall. Her average is 4. 05 which makes her tied for first place in the senior class. Jennifer is a straight A student, and an active participant in various clubs. She was selected to the Society of American High Schools ' Most Outstanding Students. Last fall Jennifer was the captain of our Haysi cheerleaders, and is now a basketball cheer¬ leader. With far-seeing eyes we build and hope and plan. Yesterday is but a memory; Today is soon gone, but To¬ morrow lives forever. 21 J alutatnmn Karen is third in her class with an average of 3.85. She is one of the co-editors of the school paper, an active member of several clubs, and an avid sports fan. Karen, who plans to enter college after graduation, was chosen as one of American High School ' s Outstanding Students. There is no chance, no destiny, no fate, can circumvent or hinder or control the firm resolve of a deter¬ mined soul. Patricia It amt •Sulliltan (Enp (3rn entnrs SEATED: FIRST PLACE - Jennifer Colley - 4.05, THIRD PLACE - Karen Sullivan - 3.85, FIRST PLACE - Betty Deel - 4. 04. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: FOURTH PLACE - Monte Deel - 3.70, FOURTH PLACE - Kamela O’quinn - 3.70, SIXTH PLACE - Binky Rush - 3.37, SEVENTH PLACE - Emily Moore - 3.23, SEVENTH PLACE - Danny Edwards - 3.19, SEVENTH PLACE - Gary O’quinn - 3.20, TENTH PLACE - Mavis Edwards - 3.13, TENTH PLACE - David Edwards - 3.15, TENTH PLACE - Danny Rasnake - 3.14. 22 SEATED: Mrs. Paige Harkleroad and Mrs. Kathy Slusher. STANDING: Mr. Homer Deel and Mr. Harold Byers. WE THANK ... our Senior Class sponsors who have worked v ery hard for the Senior Class. We have had several class meetings in which our sponsors have helped us plan for our graduation. They have helped us raise money and we appreci¬ ated their interest in us. Thank you for being our Senior Sponsors. enior ©fftcers junior President - Monte Deel Vice-President - Kenneth O’quin Secretary - Cindy Artrip Treasurer - Clayton Justice Reporter - Sandy Anderson 23 PAUL ADKINS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Adkins DAVID RANDOLPH ALLEN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Allen DAVID ANDERSON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Anderson SANDRA FAY ANDERSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Anderson RICKY NOEL ARRINGTON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Arrington CINDY LO U ARTRIP Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fayne Artrip TERRY DENNIS BALL Son of Mrs. Goldie Ball RITA SHARON BARTLEY Daughter of Mrs. Gaynell Bartley 24 ALVIN KEITH BARTON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Barton DAVID CARL BARTON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Tivis Barton BRENDA KAY BLANKENSHIP Daughter of Mrs. Alta Blankenship RONALD ALLEN BOYD Son of Mr. and Mrs. Brady Boyd BILLY DEAN BRANHAM Son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubra Branham DIANNA LYNN BYERS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Byers JENNIFER ANN COLLEY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Colley GLENNA MAE CONAWAY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buford Conaway 25 JERRY MICHAEL DAVIS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis BETTY JEAN DEEL Wife of Jessee James Deel KENNETH JAMES DEEL Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Deel MINA LUCETTA DEEL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patton Deel MONTE DALE DEEL Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Deel PATRICIA ANN DEEL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deel ROGER LEE DEEL Son of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Deel JEFFERY L. DINGUS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Dingus 26 ROBERT LEE DUNFORD Son of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Dunford BRENDA GAY EDWARDS Wife of Mr. Ronnie Edwards DANNY DARRELL EDWARDS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Edwards DAVID WAYNE EDWARDS Son of Mrs. Pearl Edwards DEBORAH SUE EDWARDS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edwards MAVIS JOYCE EDWARDS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Edwards THEMIS WINGO HACKNEY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackney DENNIS RAY HARRISON Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Harrison 27 CHARLENE DIANE HOLBROOKS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Holbrooks CLAYTON JUSTICE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Justice BARBARA ANN McCOWAN Wife of Mr. Wayne McCowan EMILY MOORE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moore ALICE FAY MULLINS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Audner Mullins RICHARD BURNS MULLINS Son of Mrs. N. B. Mullins GARY A. O ' QUINN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert O ' quinn KAMELA O ' QUIN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin O ' quin 28 KENNETH DARRELL O ' QUINN Son of Mr. and Mrs. James O ' quinn WANDA O ' QUINN Wife of Mr. Bobby O ' quinn BURLIN OWENS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Owens DANIEL LEE OWENS Son of Mrs. Vonna Owens DENNIS RAY OWENS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Auty Owens TERRY LEE OWENS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frenchman Owens GARY WAYNE PERRIGAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Perrigan SHARON PERRIGAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Perrigan 29 CLYDIA LEE POTTER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Potter DAVID CARR POWERS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Powers LEONARD RAY POWERS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Radford Powers TONY CURTIS PUCKETT Son of Mr. and Mrs. George Puckett CURTIS SMITH RASNAKE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Tivis Rasnake DANNY LEE RASNAKE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasnake HASKELL FAYNE RASNICK Son of Mrs. Nannie Yates JERRY STUART RASNAKE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rasnake 30 GEORGE DEAN ROSE Son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Rose KENNETH ROSE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Rose LINDA SUE ROSE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Rose ERNEST JOSEPH RUSH Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rush EDGAR LEE STANLEY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Stanley JAMES ALFRED STANLEY, JR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stanley JERRY MACK STANLEY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stanley SONYA ELAINE STANLEY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest A. Stanley 31 DEBI LYNN STEVENS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens PATRICIA KAREN SULLIVAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sullivan MARK SUTHERLAND Son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Sutherland VIVIAN SYKES Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Sykes TEDDY MICHAEL TAYLOR Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Taylor EDDIE DEAN T URNER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Turner GREGORY TODD TURNER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner HARDAWAY TURNER Son of Mrs. Millie Turner 32 JOHNNY TURNER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Turner ERVIN WALLACE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Mort Wallace JANICE CAROL WILLIS Daughter of Mrs. Mollie Willis KAREN SUE WILLIS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Willis DARRELL YATES Son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Yates Our laziest senior! 33 Barbara Hardy Vivian David P. lUb r Ray Burlin Ronald Karen Danny R. Danny E. Kyle Pat pictures; Greg Jenny Lucetta Sandy Kamela Clayton Karen S. Monte Emily 35 enter V- LEFT: BEST DRESSED Pat Deel and Gary O ' quinn Handsome is as handsome dresses. RIGHT: MOST VERSATILE Vivian Sykes and Mark Sutherland Variety ' s the very spice of life. ■ - kd ■ x’sSH rmm U� HU UVit ft %mm $ tU� ‘H LEFT: CUTEST Debbie Edwards and Edgar Stanley Beauty is more than skin deep. RIGHT: BEST PERSONALITY Sandra Anderson and David Powers Love me little love me long. ” LEFT: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jennifer Colley and David Allen Life is my college, may I graduate well and win some honors. RIGHT: MOST STUDIOUS Karen Sullivan and Roger Deel Gladly would they learn, and gladly would they teach. personalities LEFT: MOST CO-OPERA¬ TIVE Kamela O ' quinn and Burlin Owens The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. RIGHT: MOST DEPEND¬ ABLE Cindy A rtrip and Monte Deel 7r BetTer to give than to get. LEFT: MOST POPULAR Brenda Blankenship and Kenneth O ' quinn They look as though butter would melt in their mouths. RIGHT: MOST ORIGINAL Glena Conaway and Keith Barton I’ve been in such a pickle since I saw you last. LEFT: MOST ATHLETIC Diane Byers and Clayton Justice Small pitchers have wide eares. RIGHT: MOST TALENTED Debi Stevens and Binky Rush The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. 38 LEFT: WITTIEST Karen Willis and Paul Ad¬ kins One good bite deserves another. RIGHT: MOST COURTEOUS Mavis Edwards and Rick Mullins For a man by nothing is so well betrayed, as by his manners. LEFT: MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Rita Bartley and Mickey T aylor Their spirits soar to the highest peaks. RIGHT: BEST SPEAKER Betty Deel and Rick Arring¬ ton Thing that is said, is said; and forth it goeth. 39 (tfalentmr Bliss Kammqj - Bitiimt Bliss Blarth - Blirkie - “Bobbie” 40 Miss lul j - “Semttfer” Miss August - “Mnxen 41 Bliss September - Jlat Bliss Nniiember - “BHantm Bliss ©rtnb r - “Sita” Bliss Betember - “Biaite 42 Center J naps He did it, not me. Acid Indigestion. Uh. Ahhhh! I use ultrabright. I use deodorant. They’re laughing at me! Yep, I ' m one of the angels. 43 (iinlU ' ijc iSmmit Mentors jFctrt ' hu ' U 44 SEATED: Mrs. Katy Jo Powers and Miss Velma C. Bostic. STANDING: Mr. Ronnie Bartley and Mr. Maynard Owens. WETHANK ... our Junior Class sponsors who have done so much to help our class. They helped raise money for the prom by: magazine sales, candy sales, sock hops and various other ac¬ tivities. The Junior Class would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude and appre¬ ciation to our sponsors. Junior pottsars NOT PICTURED: President - Stacy Deel Vice-President - Rita Owens Secretary - Pam Sutherland Treasurer - Eva Owens Reporter - Pam Fink Junior ©fitters 46 Alan Anderson Glendeen Arrington Cathy Bailey Gary Baker Susie Barton Biff Belcher Homer Bowen Jackie Boyd Polly Boyd Colleen Branham Denise Byers Rosie Coleman Ronnie Compton Terry Cum bo Christine Deel Claudie Deel Crystal Deel Dianne Deel Georgia Deel Rebecca Deel Rose Deel Sandra Deel Stacy Deel Glenda Dingus Crystal Duke Clida Edwards Danny Edwards Danny Edwards Mayford Edwards Royce Edwards Reba Farmer Pamela Fink Debbie Fuller Janie Fuller Yvonne Gilbert Clinus Hall 48 Ronnie Hall Joe Ed Hart Patricia Hay Caroyln Hess Mariyln Hess Michael Hill Wiley Holbrooks Bobby Johnson James Johnson Evans Lester Jr. Shirley Mann Paul McKinney Daniel Mullins Jeffrey Mullins Palmer Mullins Beatrice O’quinn Betty L. O ' quinn Betty Mae O ' quinn 49 Dennis O’quinn Jarrell O’quinn Rickey O’quinn Helen Owens Hilda Owens Kelly Joe Owens Marilyn Owens Patty Owens Deborah Owens Deborah Willis Owens Rita Owens David Powers Dennis Powers Bonnie Puckett Vicki Raines Carol Dean Rasnake Darrell Rasnake Jo Anne Rasnake 50 I Johnny Rasnake Patricia Robinson Jerry Stanley Larry Stanley Lester Stanley Roy Stanley Terry Stevens Jeff Thacker Frank Turner Pamela Turner William Turner Billy Ray Viers Paul Viers Pauline Viers Phyllis Viers Dewayne Wallace Nancy Wallace Darlene Weingarten Ernie Wilson Billy Yates Larry Yates Linda Yates Paige Yates NOT PICTURED: Doyle Cumbo Jerry Deel Hank Fields Benny Fletcher David Fuller What a great Invasion! And then, when he isn ' t looking .., Evans Lester Jr. Ricky Moore Eva Owens Pam Sutherland Nelson Williams Some have it, Some don’t. 52 d uninr fbrsmrnltttes UPPER LEFT: MOST POPULAR Vickie Raines and Stacey Deel Always in the swing. UPPER RIGHT: WITTIEST Colleen Branham and Royce Edwards The Fickle Finger of Fate Award winner. LOWER LEFT: MOST ATHLETIC Pam Turner and David Powers It ' s not how you play the game, but who you play it with. 53 d uniflr Jlersflitalittes UPPER LEFT: MOST TALENTED Crystal Duke and Mike Hill Would you mind opening your eyes? UPPER RIGHT: BEST DRESSED Debbie Fuller and Jarrell O’quinn Psst! Jarrell, the man said smile. LOWER RIGHT: MOST STUDIOUS Rita Owens and Mayford Edwards Are you sure that is a Platyhelminthe? tj ' - 54 1 Jf- i 1 1 B June Adkins Johnny Anderson Ronald Bailey Rickey Ball Evelyn Bartley Phyllis Barton Raymond Barton Ike Bowman Betty Boyd Debbie Branham Jiles Branham Shielah Calo Johnny Coleman James Colley Ronnie Colley Andrea Counts Cletta Counts Colleen Counts Barry Davis Barbara Deel Bobby Deel David Deel Geraldine Deel Katie Deel 56 Roger Deel Robert Deel Deborah Edwards Delores Edwards Gary Edwards Jane Edwards Sonja Edwards Charles Fuller Linda Hammons Carter Harrison Joan Hess Rebecca Hess Janet Hill Danny Lambert Danny Lester Caroly n Miles Cassie Mullins Cindy Mullins Thomas Mullins Gary O ' quinn Hayes O ' quinn Beth Owens Betty Owens Reba Owens 57 Sandra Owens Charlotte Powers Sherry Powers Ronnie Raines George Ramey Judy Ramey Diane Rasnake Ronnie Rasnake ranees Rose erry Rose Jackie Sullivan Debbie Sutherland Lois Sutherland Billy Sykes Diane Thacker Jerry Thacker Pauline Turner Sammy Turner Dennis Vandyke Majorie Vanover Frank Vitatoe Terry Willis Larry Woods Linda Woods 58 Bessie Yates Debbie Yates Carolyn Yates David Yates Linda Yates Joyce Yates Conda Younce Sheila Younce NOT PICTURED: Debra Artrip Gayle Fuller Lockie Mullins Loretta Owens Karen Owens Wanda Yates Martha Rasnick Geraldine Ratliff Sheilah Stanley Barbara Yates Michael Coleman Freddie Ramey Dennis Silcox Billy Joe Woods Is This Pocahontas? 59 Playing football out of season. Daydreaming. _3 ' ■y Skipping class. Imagining little people. Getting out of hand 60 FRESHMEN Denna Adkins Allan Anderson Mavis Baker Sonja Bartley Jimmy Barton Sherry Barton Tony Barton Howie Belcher Linda Borders Danny Boyd Glenda Boyd Norma Branham Rebecca Branham Delora Caudill Connie Church Benford Colley Norma Colley Robin Colley Linda Conaway Ronnie Counts Norman Cumbo Margaret Davis David Dearman Johnny Delaney 62 Brenda Deel Debbie Deel Ferrel Deel Freida Deel Marcella Deel Michael Deel Ernie Duncan Dallas Duty Carter Edwards Danny Edwards Donna Edwards Johnny Edwards Alice Epling Wilson Fields Carol Fuller Emma Lou Fuller Rocky Fuller Vicki Fuller Jerry Gibson Lovanne Hackney Paul Hackney Susan Hall Brenda Hammons Tony Hart 63 Debbie Hay Michael Hay Marilyn Hill Timothy Hill Robin Johnston Joseph Johnson Jimmy Justice Sheila Miles Larry Mitchell Johnny Moore Barry Mullins Joe Mullins Willie Mullins Jackie Nowlin David O ' quinn Debbie O ' quinn Kay O’quinn Thomas O ' quinn Carol Owens Cecil Owens Duff Owens Gary Owens Sandra Owens Debbie O ' quinn 64 Rita Perrigan Billy Powers Robin Powers Sandra Puckett Bobby Ramey Dexter Ramey Albert Rasnake David Rasnake Howie Robinson Sandra Robinson Cathy Saylor Sonja Sluss Jerry Sutherland Karen Sutherland Lee Taylor Clyde Viers Debbie Viers Phyllis Vitatoe Ivel Wallace Sherry Wallace Teresa Wampler Trula Wallace Chris Williams Horrow Willis 65 Katie Willis Teresa Willis Dana Wallace Don Woods Justine Woods Ronnie Woods Vickie Woods Earl Yates ✓ mmmm ■ML ' , HUFflVl 1 mmm Film always does this to him. I love you. She stuck her thumb again!! Welcome -o the Hippie hut Bobby Allen Patty Anderson Ricky Anderson Bruce Arrington Timmy Arrington Tony Arrington Tony Baily Teresa Barton Mamie Bowman Diana Counts Loretta Boyd Wayne Carico Linda Church Teddy Arrington Raymond Caudill Reva Colley Robbie Colley Karen Cumbo Janie Davis Catherine Deel Brady Deel Debbie Deel Delores Deel Jeff Deel Nina Deel Mick Dingus Ken Duty Norma Duty Randal Duty Donnie Edwards 68 Jeff Edwards Joseph Edwards Nancy Edwards Peggy Edwards Ronnie Edwards Sandra Edwards Sharon Farmer Willard Fletcher Delma Fuller Steve Fuller Velma Fuller Greg Goins Sandra Hess Dean Hill Rozena Holbrooks Johnny Justice Kitty Kiser James Lambert Larry McCowan Alivia Miles Johnny Mullins Larry Mullins Rita Mullins Scotty Mullins Sandra Neely Darrel O ' quinn Debbie O ' quinn Eddie O ' quinn Dean Owens Diann Owens 69 Gail Owens James Owens Karen Owens Katie Owens Larry Owens Robert Owens Roger Owens Teresa Owens Harold Perrigan James Perrigan Jessie Powers Junior Powers Kathy Powers Sandra Presley Donnie Raines Melba Rasnick Stafford Rasnake Debbie Reece Nettie Reynolds Sherry Robinson Goldie Stanley Lillie Stanley Keaton Sutherland Tim Sutherland Mickey Sutherland Frank Thacker Barbara Turner Pauline Turner Reba Turner Ronnie Turner 70 Teresa Turner Jane Vandyke Floyd Viers Lee Walden Juanita Wallace Paula Wallace Ralph Wallace George Wampler Bana Willis Caroline Wood Red a Woods Susie Woods Charlotte Yates Joyce Yates Rita Yates 71 FIRST ROW: Tresea Owens, Reba Turner, Rozena Holbrooks, Kitty Kiser. SECOND ROW: Kathy Deel, Rita Mullins, Delores Deel, Reva Colley. THIRD ROW; Bobby Allen, Paula Wallace, Jane Vandyke, Susie Wood. FOURTH ROW: Timothy Sutherland, Tony Arrington, Micky Sutherland, Robbie Colley. All of the above Eighth grade students have a B average or above, and show leadership qualities. 72 ELEMENTARY Josephine Adkins Susie Anderson Glenda Artrip Jewanna Bartley Jackie Barton Jedda Belcher Debbie Branham Portia Burnette Franklin Calo Debbie Carico Lona Coleman Johnny Conaway Debbie Counts Bernadette Deel Carolyn Davis Howard Deel Jarvis Deel Judy Deel Martha Deel Ricky Deel Vickie Deel Vicky Deel Verlin Deel Donald Duncan Jesse Dunford Carroll Edwards Donna Edwards Lee Roy Edwards Noah Edwards Wayne Edwards 74 Enola Fink Tammy Fink Lynn Fletcher Coy Fuller David Fuller Johnny Fuller Calvin Gilbert Clauetta Gilbert Avery Hackney Eugene Hackney Dorothy Hall Levi Hall Robert Hall Janet Hess Connie Hay Teresa Hill Robert Kiser David McCowan Debra Miles Eddie Moore Charry Mullins Donald Mullins Jeff Mullins Kathy Mullins Kenneth Mullins Brenda O ' quinn Glenda O ' quinn Ken O ' quinn Linda O’quinn Nancy O’quinn Cathy Owens Chandra Owens Debbie Owens Ermel Owens Ricky Owens Rebecca Puckett Dean Rasnake Nancy Rasnake Richard Rasnake Mary Jo Roberts Brenda Rose Glenda Stiltner Billy Sweney Freddy Sutherland Kim Sutherland Phillip Sutherland Darrell Thacker Jeff Tucker Gurty Turner Kimble Turner Laura Turner Billy Viers Lillie Walden Giles Wallace Victor Wallace Eugene Wampler Mona Wampier Donna Willis Clay Wood Doug Wright 76 Sherry Owens Wilma Owens Angela Perrigan Darrell Perrigan Angeletta Powers Jeanne Powers Jody Powers Peggy Yates Ricky Yates Tina Yates NOT PICTURED: DREAMS Darrell Anderson Judy Deel Greg Edwards Clifton Gilbert Gerald Mullins Ricky Oquin Teresa Owens Lavonda Stanley Rita Turner Michell Dingus Donald Edwards Jackie Hackney David Hill Donnie Johnson Clarence Walden To dream forever, without interruption To escape the competition in a world Where jealousy is common Where a man is somethimes measured by the color of his skin. A world which goes by the outside beauty, And ignores the beauty of the mind. To be liked for what I am in mind, And not for what I am in this shell. To escape a world A world that is at war with it self, With its brothers and sisters, Yet, I cannot. For escaping is but postponement. And this world needs help now, today Before it destroys itself This planet Earth. J. Powers 77 Dear Students, It has been a pleasure working with you at the Dickenson County Voca¬ tional School. The training that you have received, skills and atti¬ tudes that you have de¬ veloped toward your oc¬ cupational area will do much to contribute to¬ ward a satisfying produc¬ tive life. The Vocational School in repose Mr. Wright and Mr. Rain es discuss problems In the picture above, masonry students are hard at work. Above and to the right, cosmotology students are learning by doing Right Center: Electricity students ponder the situation. Right Bottom: Auto me¬ chanics Students repair a motor. 78 ORGANIZ m ■ T ' x-% JP ml n � ' - ' ; 1 B ■ W wJ f I m Annual Anb paper Jihaff PURPOSE: To publish a school newspaper and annual, and to further interest in journalism. Member ship 23. 3Eep Club PURPOSE: The Key Club strives to serve the school and its community along with developing leadership qualities in the young men of a highly competitive world. Membership 18. 80 i attonaI spinor odetj) T ° reC0 « iZe Students wh0 are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character and Membership 18. service. Association ©f (fflub |Jresihents PURPOSE: To coordinate the student activities within the school, improve communication between var ious student groups and faculty and to improve school spirit. Membership 20. 81 Mmtngram (Jllub PURPOSE: To encourage school spirit and participation in sports and to recognize the athletes. Member¬ ship 35. 82 feu I IA Jfuture teachers (Of America PURPOSE: To interest students in the career of teaching and promote appreciation of that field. Member¬ ship 26. Jiuture Business Bearers ©f America PURPOSE: To better acquaint the prospective future business leaders of the modern trends in the business world. Membership 24. 83 jftuturi ' ¥pmu ' makers (l)f America PURPOSE: To promote a growing appreciation of the joys of homemaking, to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life, and to further interest in home economics. Member¬ ship 100. PURPOSE: To develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership, to strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work, to encourage improvement in scholarship. Membership 64. 84 (flte (flub PURPOSE: To stimulate interest in chess. Membership 30. jfulk Baitce Anil (f).A.A. PURPOSE: To develop an appreciation for and enjoyment of folk dances from different countries and to provide recreational development for girls and to encourage intramural participation. Membership 68. 85 ttente Club PURPOSE: To get further acquainted with the fields of science and to make some type of project that will further their interest in certain fields. Membership 20. k k ' • • i ’ a! 6 ' ! ' j -M j 1 ... Jl 4r k 1 ■r Safety patrol PURPOSE: To assist bus drivers in keeping order and in helping children getting on and off buses. Mem¬ bership 14. 86 Jfnmijn ISanguage (iluli PURPOSE: The Foreign Language Club calls meetings to discuss and demonstrate new and improved ways of learning a particular language. Membership 12. Bible Club PURPOSE: The Bible Club ' s objective is to convey to the student body the essentials of Christian living and to promote the idea of Christian brotherhood toward all mankind. Membership 26. 87 Book Club PURPOSE: To encourage a greater interest among the students in libraries, library service and library work as a career; to stimulate reading interest and to improve the library program in the school. Membership 16. Arts Anh Crafts Club 88 PURPOSE: Strive to make Haysi High School a more attractive school, stimulate interest in art hobbies and handicrafts, enrichment of skill in arts and crafts. Membership 24. 4 - If Club PURPOSE: To make better citizens out of young men and women and to make 4-H students moire patriotic. Membership 78. A.1141C Club PURPOSE: To promote interest in the fields of physical science, astronomy, meteorology, physics, and chemistry, as the letters imply. Membership 25. 89 Beep Birginia Qpreen PUSRPOSE: To keep Virginia green through education in fire prevention and education in the control of forest fires. Membership 21. Neighbarhoafo IJmith (Harp PURPOSE: To provide students from low income families an opportunity to earn money to keep them in school until they graduate and provide them with experience that will make them more employable after graduation. Membership 46. jfoutlmU 70 ©igers BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Jerry Rose, James Colley, Robert Dunford, Carter Harri¬ son, Joe Hart, Claudie Deel, Jackie Sullivan, Ronnie Colley. SECOND ROW: Barry Davis, Terry Willis, David Yates, Danny Rasnake, Benny Fletcher, Jerry Stanley, Clayton Justice, Kenneth O ' Quinn. THIRD ROW: Coach Harkleroad, Jarrell O ' Quinn, Rick Arrington, Johnny Turner, Sammy Turner, David Barton, Buster Mullins, William Turner, Coach Kiser, Coach Deel. FOURTH ROW: Rick Mullins, Mark Sutherland, Dennis Vandyke, Mickey Taylor, Richard Nowlin, Dennis O ' Quinn, Gary O ' Quinn, Ronnie Compton. COACHES: Assistant Coach Butch Kiser and Head Coach Danny Harkleroad. CAPTAINS: Mark Sutherland, Gary O ' Quinn, Kenneth O ' Quinn, Clayton Justice, Richard Nowlin (not shown). 94 (iffensc Befenee ©caches Message Our record of 3-7 did not actually show the strength of our team. We play in the Lonesome Pine District and our opponents were usually bigger and more experienced than we. I feel that we played all of our opponents on a pretty even basis this year and we bowed out to a couple of big teams in the last few minutes of the game. I feel that this year’s Tigers was the best football team that Hay si has ever had. At the beginning of the year, we set two goals: the first was to win more games than any other Haysi team and the second was to win the Sportsmanship Award. We did win the Sportsmanship Award and I feel very proud of the Tiger’s actions on the gridiron. Our defense was much stronger than it had been in the past and our offense moved the ball much better than in the past. Clayton Justice made the 2nd team All-district halfback this year. He is only the 2nd player in Haysi’s history to make the team. I feel that we had some other boys that should have made the team. Kenneth O ' Quinn also set a district and a Southwest Virginia record this year by kicking a 45-yard field goal. Kenneth has the talent and ability to play football for any college. As a team, we were much improved this year and a much better balanced team than in the past. We, the coaching staff thank you, the players, for the excellent effort that you have given us this year. One thing that we would like for you boys to remember is, Winning isn ' t every¬ thing, but the will to win is. 95 JERRY STANLEY Quarterback Senior CLAYTON JUSTICE Halfback Senior KENNETH O’QUINN Halfback Senior RICHARD NOWLIN Tackle Senior MARK SUTHERLAND Tackle Senior GARY O’QUINN Fullback Senior RICK ARRINGTON Center Senior RICK MULLINS Tackle Senior DANNY RASNAKE Guard Senior 96 MICKEY TAYLOR End Senior JARRELL O’QUINN End Junior PAUL McKINNEY Fullback Junior DENNIS O ' QUINN Linebacker Junior BENNY FLETCHER Tackle Junior CARTER HARRISON Halfback Soph. RONNIE COMPTON Defensive End Junior TERRY CUMBO Guard Junior BARRY DAVIS Guard Soph. 97 Barsit basketball NORMAN MULLINS - Coach Stacy Deel Jerry Stanley David Powers Mark Sutherland Ronnie Compton Dennis Vandyke Richard Nowlin Dennis O ' Quinn Mickey Taylor Binky Rush Bill Branham Dennis Powers, Mgr. Jeff Barton, Mgr. Coach Mullins Our secret for winning is a simple one. Hardwork, ambition, and a will to win. We use this not only in basketball, but in our everyday lives. 98 MARK SUTHERLAND H-6 ' 2 W-170 Forward Senior BILLY BRANHAM H-5 ' 8 W-130 Guard Senior JERRY STANLEY H-5’11 W-150 Guard Senior DENNIS O’QUINN H-6’2 W-160 Forward Junior 99 BINKY RUSH H-6’0 W-160 Guard Senior RONNIE COMPTON H-6’3 W-180 Center Junior • . 1 ■ ■ ■ | ■ M ■ M ' 5 4 v. .. I 1 ! L jL t STACY DEEL H-5 ' 9 W-150 Guard Junior DAVID POWERS H-6’0 W-150 Forward Junior HH DENNIS VAN DYKE H-6 ' 2 W-160 Forward Sophmore Coach Mullins ... ready for a big night. 100 jFfmitball Cheerleabers L. to R.: Colleen Counts, lUta Bartley, Pauline Turner, Jennifer Colley - Captain, Karen Willis, Dianna Byers, Debbie Sutherland.. 4 - • ' x ■D • V 3 Basketball Cheerleabers L. to R.: Jennifer Colley, Vivian S ykes, Karen Willis - Captain, Pauline Turner, Colleen Counts. 101 VIVIAN SYKES COLLEEN COUNTS PAULINE TURNER DEBBIE SUTHERLAND JENNIFER COLLEY 70 - 71 We are very proud of our cheerleaders this year - they have really boosted the school spirit at pep rallies and cheered for the Tigers at all the ball- games. The football captain was Jennifer Colley and Karen Willis was basketball captain. The sponsor of both cheerleading squads was Mrs. Paige Harkle- road. HAYS I TIGERS GO! ! MRS. HARKLEROAD KAREN WILLIS DIANNA BYERS RITA BARTLEY CHRIS DUKE 102 wmx ?vj time IsAJBBi! ZZTZSSZSv -x la i ■ . ■gw - JPptrv •� ' Baseball Coach Harkleroad Jerry Stanley Terry Willis Ronnie Colley James Colley Jackie Sullivan Kenneth O ' Quinn Mark Sutherland Ronnie Compton Mickey Taylor Dennis O ' Quinn Edgar Stanley Dennis Vandyke (Eratk Barry Davis Dennis O’Quinn Mark Sutherland Clayton Justice Kenneth O ' Quinn Rick Arrington David Yates Coach Kiser Curtis Rasnake Danny Edwards Paul Adkins Kenneth Deel Larry Mitchell Claudie Deel Johnny Turner Johnny Moore 103 S. H. JJimitball Coach Deel, Avery Hackney, Greg Goins, Mitchell Dingus, Jessie Powers, Bobby Allen, Johnny Moore, Timmy Arrington, Robbie Colley, Bill Powers, Benford Colley, Teddy Clevinger, Eugene Hackney, Nor¬ man Cumbo, Bobby Ramey, Albert Rasnake, Tony Hart, Wilson Fields, Timmy Hill, Jessie Dunford, Jackie Nowlin, Howie Belcher. SM. Basketball Rockie Fuller, Roger Deel, Ronald Bailey, Tony Hart, Ronnie Edwards, Bill Powers, Johnny Moore. Coach Harkleroad, Ronnie Colley, James Colley, Terry Willis, Jerry Rose, Howie Belcher, Carter Harrison, Bobby Deel, Jackie Sullivan. 104 Punier Barsttu (Oteerleahers ROBIN POWERS - Captain SANDY OWENS ROBIN COLLEY L. TO R.: Karen Sutherland, Sandy Owens, Robin Powers, Captain; Robin Colley, Teresa Wampler. KAREN SUTHERLAND TERESA WAMPLER DEBBIE BRANHAM 105 (Eighth (brake basketball STANDING: J. Mullins D. Raines J. Deel S. Fuller R. Edwards H. Perrigan Coach Kiser SEATED: K. Lambert B. Deel B. Allen K. Sutherland R. Colley T. Arrington Imparts 31 n Actian What did you call me, Coach?! Just remember, don ' t touch my body. Justice fights for yardage. This part is easy. What do we do now? 106 O ' Quinn over a Rebel for two points. Compton struggling with a Blue Knight on a jump ball. Cheerleaders in action at half time. 107 spring Jieber 31s being happy, plotting, and goofing! 108 mm ' aiming ffiueat 70 Jennifer (ffnllejj Jennifer Colley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Colley. She is very interested in our high school sports. Jenny was captain of the football cheerleaders, and she is a basketball cheerleader. Jennifer belongs to the National Honor Society, FTA, Book Club, Monogram Club. After graduation, she plans to attend VPI in Blacksburg. I have enjoyed going to school at Haysi and my most enjoyable year has been my Senior year. no Senior Attendant Junior - PAM SUTHERLAND daughter of Mrs. Prince Sutherland She is a very nice and success¬ ful girl and is looking forward to her senior year. KAREN WILLIS 1 � x daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Willis She is a very sweet, and likable girl that enjoys sports. Karen hopes everyone will have as much fun at HHS as she has had. Sophomore - JANE EDWARDS daughter of Mrs. Pearl Edwards She is a very bright and attract¬ ive girl who has a very promis¬ ing future ahead of her. Ijomeoimtng Freshman - KAREN SUTHERLAND daughter of Mrs. Eli Sutherland She is a very pretty and talent¬ ed girl who enjoys sports. She is a J. V. Cheerleader this year. Senior Attendant KAMELA O ' QUINN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin O’quinn She is very cute and she takes part in all school activities. Kamela wishes everyone the best of luck. (ilmtrt Eighth - DEBBIE DEEL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Deel She is a lively example of the eighth grade. Debbie enjoys her first year of high school very much. !{mn miming 112 (Sueen anb princesses (iueen: Crystal Bed printerses: Mita ijates Anti Behbte ($ qutmt Crystal Deel was selected by a majority vote of the Future Homemakers of America Club to reign as F.H.A. Queen for the year of 1970-71. She will ride as the queen in any parade during the year and take part in F.H.A. activities in April. She will also be featured in the 1970-71 F.H.A. Scrapbook for the Haysi Chapter and Dickenson County Federation as Queen for 1970- 71 from the Haysi Chapter. Debbie O ' quinn and Rita Yates, who were se¬ lected from Homemaking classes, will reign as Jr. Princesses throughout the year. IReu Club J§ huH ' thi ' cirt ffiaron ffi tilts The Key Club ' s tradition is to select a girl to reign as their Sweetheart for spe¬ cial functions. Every girl would consider it an honor to be chosen. This year ' s Sweetheart is Karen Willis, an attractive Senior, who plans to attend college after graduation. Congratulations, Karen! (Dur The stage band of Haysi High School has performed before the high school. Homecoming Game, local Kiwanis Club and Kiwanis International at the Breaks Motor Lodge. We feel that the band is small in num¬ ber but large in quality. Our stage band members are: Left to right, 1st ROW: Darrell Rasnake, Curtis Rasnake, Joe Mullins, Mr. Palmer, Director. 2nd ROW: Joe Hart, Kyle Lam¬ bert, Keaton Sutherland, Teddy Clevenger. 3rd ROW: Dennis Powers, Bana Willis, Kenny Darrell O ' quinn. Band Director: Henry Palmer 114 1970 (Christmas Program Christmas time is almost here; it is a time of happiness, it is a time of cheer. We feel that the Christmas Program, given by the Bible Club, was truly enjoyed by both the faculty and student body. Our principal and assistant princi¬ pal received gifts bought by the faculty. We feel that the program brought out the Christmas spirit in every¬ one - the seniors were recognized, a prize was won, the gym was dec¬ orated for the dance and everyone was happy. 3ln Appmrottmt COOKS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mertyle Edwards, Alene Vandyke, Irene Counts, Vada Younce, Lavonna Owens BUS DRIVERS: Joe Edwards, Norman Bostic, Carlos Lyall, Fletch Counts, Vol Mullins, Anthony Wiengarten, Otis Mullins, Clad Bow¬ man JANITORS: Micky Mullins, Woodrow Powers On behalf of Haysi High School, we the annual staff, would like to take the opportun¬ ity to extend our deepest appreciation to the Cooks, Bus Drivers, and Janitors for your co¬ operation with the student body and adminis¬ tration. We thank you. 116 PIGGLY WIGGLY Grundy, Va. Pikeville, Ky. Williamson, W. Va. Prestonsburg, Ky. 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