Haysi High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Haysi, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

Don ' t you feel a change a coming from another side of time breaking down the walls of silence lifting shadows from your mind Placing back the missing mirrors that before you couldn’t find filling mysteries of emptiness that yesterday left behind Cat Stevens thunderbolt, ' 74 haysi high c l ,v l hays ; Virginia frK f V. p jHB- - j ' ttw ' ■ [ ■ Jfc jL m , -wm LjTfL - tPH yMK! ■ m ■ ■ • .;- ' !« -V- .v«gfe 5« fc ' •f t: | k • � % ? - ±r W; .� .A. £ kA l J cJffu Q kerv Q upekintmcl cAf(ASag I congratulate you on having completed the necessary requirements for graduation from Haysi High School. 1 hope you will continue your education beyond the high school level so that you may be able to meet the chal¬ lenges and complexities of our modern age. I urge you to develop your potential to the fullest, to make the most of every opportunity and do your best in whatever endeavor you may pursue. May you so live your life that you will bring honor and credit not only to yourself but to all your loved ones. My best wishes to you. Sincerely Paul W. Skeen B. A. Marshall University M. A. George Peabody College We would like to say that the annual staff has worked long and hard ... we have overcome and we, together, put out a good yearbook. Now when we look at our work, we get a good feeling - one we hope you ' ll share. It ' s what this book is all about. . . it’s called a natural high. ” Tony Hart Sandy Owens Carol Owens Joe Mullins Billy Powers Dexter Ramey Norma Colley Robin Colley Robin Powers Sonja Bartley Rockie Fuller Robin Johnston Thomas O’Quinn O’MumI It gives the annual staff great pleasure to present to you the 1974 edition of the THUNDERBOLT. The purpose of an annual is to give its viewer pleasure and bring back happy memories. We hope this annual serves its purpose well for it was put together with care and with the desire to please. We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to our sponsor, Mrs. Kathy Slusher. Without her out¬ standing help and guidance this publication would have surely been impossible. 5 We, the annual staff of Haysi High School, wish to show our appreciation to Sylvia Evans for her outstanding efforts toward the betterment of our school by dedicating our 1974 THUNDERBOLT to her. Though Sylvia has been here only two years, she has brought about remarkable changes in the attitudes of her students and acquaintances. She has stirred up student participation in school events. Through her efforts the Pep Club has come to be a truly functioning organization which is eager to cheer our athletes on to success. Sylvia has shown her students and others the meaning of art and beauty. Though she teaches English, her students somehow end up having a discourse in philosophy and experiencing a few ’’sessions” in art and music appreciation. Sylvia ' s main interests include philosophy and religion, which she enjoys discussing immensely. She also enjoys art, music, rapping with friends, and generally having a fine time. The annual staff would like to wish her a long and happy life in which to continue enjoying these and many other things. Sylvia, you ' ve been wonderful and as one means of showing you our appreciation we deidcate to you the 1974 edition of the Haysi High School THUNDERBOLT. Mhy Peace, Love and Happiness be yours throughout your life. 6 ADMINISTRATION Tenderly now let all men turn to the earth Nancy Newhall Q JjnCUv cJifJLs Mr. Mullins attended V. P. I. where he received his B. S. and M. S. degrees in Agricultural Education and Vocational Educa¬ tion. The events that accompany the approaching end of another school year are now a part of our busy school life. For more years than any member of our student body can remember, I have worked for the improve¬ ment of our school and community. It is not, therefore, strange that a th ousand thoughts and an equal number of memories should crowd my mind as I write this message. I must admit to moments in which I have entertained thoughts of doubt about the extent to which the school was fully meeting the needs of the students it serves. Each of you richly deserves the opportunity to earn a good life for yourself. The function of the school is to provide you with the experiences essential to your success. My negative thinking fades away as I walk among you and observe the heights of attainment to which you have lifted yourselves. Your displays of knowledge, analytical thinking, and self assurance are ade¬ quate proof that your feet have been placed to carry you in the right direction. To the graduates, I hope this beautiful pictorial record of your last year at Haysi High School will become a cherished possession; to those still in school, may it emphasize the voids in leadership that others must now step forward and fill. What you can do at Haysi High School as a student may be coming to an end. What you can do for your school is just beginning. Your interest and participation as adult citizens will forever remain essential. 8 MR. FINIS McCOY attended East Tennessee State University where he received his B. S. and M. A. degrees in English. Your efforts have been rewarded with this grad¬ uation. Your future success will depend greatly on how well you put to use your preparation thus far. If you plan to go into the world of work, always try to give the mos t difficult or the simplest task your very best. It is a rare person indeed who is able to get more out of life than he is willing to put into it. You are going into a cold world, but I am sure you will make it a better place for having been there. It has been an honor and a genuine pleasure to work with you seniors this year. I can only hope I contributed to a pleasant year for you. It has been gratifying to me to work with you. May the Divine Master shower his blessings upon you all the way through life. To the Class of 74 You face the greatest challenge of any graduat¬ ing group in history. You may well be confused by the inconsistent and contradictory actions of some of those who had an obligation to set you an example and instead have failed you; who exer¬ cised authority by the dictum Do as I say” rather than ”Do as I do. ” You have heard and seen evi¬ dence of wrong-doing all the way from the local to the national level. You may well wonder what role you should assume. I trust and believe that you will be able to dis¬ tinguish the genuine from hypocrisy, honesty, and integrity from the greed and lust for power and that you will choose the good rather than the evil. You are a unique human being, created in the image of God. You have intelligence and some freedom of choice. Live accordingly; be truthful regardless of the consequences. Be honest though you do not gain immediately by it. Laugh, love, and be merciful. Treat every human being as if he or she were your brother or sister. In the final analysis, you must bear responsibility for your own actions. You cannot justify them by the actions of others. It is not too late to build a better world. The task is great. You can do it! Qwe ts MRS. NEGATHA POWERS, Director of Guidance, attended Milligan 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. 9 appwidfo Judy Fuller, our Librarian, Hermine Barton, our Head Cook, and Betty Deel, our Assistant Guidance Counselor, Patsy Kilgore, our school Secretary 10 . tfie ami tiey o dm tfw scfmi and us. FACULTY . . . that gray color . . . -which nature loves; color of unpainted wood, weather-stain; time-stain; not glaring nor gaudy; the color of all roofs, the color of all things that endure . . . David Thoreau Hi ' M.4 MR. RONNIE BARTLEY Math 8, 9 B. S. Degree E. T. S. U. MR. BOB BOND JR. Asst. Football Coach Health, Phys. Ed. B. S. Degree V. P. I. S. U. MISS VELMA BOSTIC Algebra, Geometry, Trig. B.S. Degree Radford MR. HAROLD BYERS Typing 1 and 2 B. A. Degree King MR. JACK COLLEY Biology B.S. Degr ee Tennessee W. MR. LARRY COMPTON 7th Grade B.S. Degree L. M. U. MR. ZANE COUNTS Sociology, W. History B.S. Degree E. T. S. U. MRS. BETTY DEEL Advanced Biology Guidance B.S. Degree E. T. S. U. 12 MR. HOMER DEEL French 1 and 2, Eng. 10 B.S. Degree Emory and Henry MR. LEE DEEL Pre-Alg. , Alg. 1 B.S. Degree T.P.I. MR. ROY DEEL Math 9, Shop Math Pre-Alg., Chemistry B.S. Degree Emory and Henry MISS SYLVIA EVANS English 10, 11 B. A. Degree Radford MR . WILLIAM FANNON Agric., General Mech. B.S. Degree V.P.I.S.U. MRS. NANCY HUDSON Home Ec. 1 and 2, Science B.S. Degree Radford MR. JOHN JOHNSON English 8 B.S. Degree Pikeville College MR. BUTCH KISER Head Football Coach Am. Government B.S. Degree C.V.C. mr. ray McAllister Agriculture, General Mech. B. S. Degree Emory and Henry MR. RAYMOND McCARTY U.S. History, W. History B. S. Degree E. T. S. U. MR. FINIS McCOY Asst. Principal Eng. 9 B.S. , M.A., E.T.S.U. MISS SHARON McCOY Band B.S. Degree Pikeville MRS. MARGARET MARCUS English 12 B.A. Degree Tufts U. M.A.T. Degree Yale U. MR. NORMAN MULLINS Head Basketball Coach Drivers Education B.S. Degree L.M.U. MRS. BONNIE OWENS 7th Grade Normal Professional Radford College 14 MR. MAYNARD OWENS History, Geography B.S. Degree U.T. mi MRS. KATY JO POWERS Home Ec. I, II, III, IV B. S. Degree Madison MRS. NEGATHA POWERS Guidance Counselor B. S. Degree E. T. S. U. M. A. Degree U. of Fla. MR. BRUCE RUSH Choral Music Engineering B. S. Degree V. M. I MRS. SHIRLEY SALYERS Phys. Ed. 8, 9, 10 B.S. Degree Hiwassee, E.T.S.U. MRS. ARGIELEAN SAYLOR 7th Grade B.A. Degree Clinch Valley College MR. DARRELL SILCOX Psychology Science 8, 9, B.S. University of Western Ky MRS. KATHLEEN SLUSHER English 12, German 1 and 2 B.A. Degree Berea College MR. JIMMY SMITH Science 8 B.S. Degree , Pikeville College 15 MRS. MARGARET TURNER B.A. Degree Radford College 7th Grade MISS JEWELL YATES Clinch Valley College B.A. Degree English 10, 11 16 SENIORS Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is. Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains. David Thoreau c i C tWey ' ' To be nobody - but - yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight; and never stop fighting. e e cummings ( Roh in RjRirtiton You got so much to say, Say what you mean Mean what you ' re thinking And think anything, why not? Cat Stevens Because of the body’s hunger are we born, and by contriv¬ ing hunger are we fed; because of hunger is our work well done, and so our songs well sung, and things well said. 20 LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Colley, Reba Turner Viers, Robin Johnston, Sherry Barton, Rockie Fuller, Sandy Owens, Kathy Saylor, Katie Owens. NOT SHOWN: Shelia O ' Quinn, Teresa Owens, Sonja Sluss McCowan. ACCORDING TO AVERAGE 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th Norma Colley-3.95 Reba Turner Viers-3.69 Robin Johnston-3.67 Shelia O ' Quinn-3.53 Sonja Sluss McCowan-3.40 Sherry Barton-3.37 Rockie Fuller-3.32 Sandy Owens —--3.24 Kathy Saylor-3.21 Katie Owens-3.20 Teresa Owens-3.19 21 LEFT TO RIGHT: Reporter: Willie Mullins; Sec. Treas.: Rockie IV i O ' V j S Fuller; Vice-president: Dexter Ramey; President: Robin Powers. 22 SONJA BARTLEY daughter of Mrs. Gaynell Bartley SHERRY BARTON daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Barton VICKIE BARTON wife of Mr. Cecil Barton MAMIE BOWMAN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hargadene Bowman NORMA BRANHAM daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aubra Branham REBECCA BRANHAM daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Branham CONNIE CHURCH daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Church NORMA JEAN COLLEY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie F. Colley 23 ROBIN COLLEY daughter of Mrs. Velma P. Colley CHARLOTTE POWERS COUNTS daughter of Mrs. Juanita Powers KAREN CUMBO daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cumbo BRENDA DEEL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carmel Deel DEBBIE DEEL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Deel MARCELLA DEEL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deel DONNA EDWARDS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Danny Thomas ALICE EPLING daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Epling 24 VICKI FULLER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Fuller DEBBIE HAY daughter of Mrs. Ivil Hay ROBIN GWENN JOHNSTON daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Jack Johnston DIANNE LYALL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monteague Lyall SONJA SLUSS McCOWAN wife of Mr. Donald McCowan DEBRA GAIL O’QUINN daughter of Mrs. Alta O ' Quinn DEBBIE O’QUINN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O ' Quinn SHELIA KAY O’QUINN daughter of Mrs. Mazie Deel I:: ’ 25 CAROL Y. OWENS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Owens KATIE OWENS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Auty Owens SANDY OWENS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frenchman Owens TERESA OWENS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Owens ROBIN POWERS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Powers SHIRLEY RASNAKE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rasnake KATHRYN SAYLOR daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saylor LAVONDA STANLEY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stanley DEBBIE VIERS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Viers REBA TURNER VIERS wife of Mr. Kelley Viers PHYLLIS VITATOE daughter of Mrs. Wanda Vitatoe IVEL WALLACE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mart Wallace TRULA WALLACE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wallace KATIE WILLIS daughter of Mrs. Mallie Willis WESS ANDERSON son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson JIMMY C. BARTON son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis M. Barton 27 TONY BARTON son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Barton HOWIE BELCHER son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Belcher DANNY R. BOYD son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Boyd RONALD COUNTS son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Counts STEVE COUNTS son of Mrs. Hazel Counts NORMAN CUMBO son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cumbo DAVID WAYNE DEARMAN son of Mr. Ruth Dearman FERRELL DEEL son of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Deel 28 JAMES DEEL son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Deel LONNIE DEEL son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deel JOHNNY DELANEY son of Mr. and Mrs. Fenden Delaney ERNIE DUNCAN son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duncan EDMUND CARTER EDWARD son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Edwards JOHNNY EDWARDS son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Kiser MIKE FLETCHER son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fletcher ROCKIE FULLER son of Mr. and Mrs. Claudie Fuller 29 TONY HART son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hart MICHAEL HAY son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hay JIMMY JUSTICE son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Justice LARRY MITCHELL son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell JOHNNY MOORE son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moore BARRY MULLINS son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mullins DANNY MULLINS son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mullins JOE MARTIN MULLINS son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mullins 30 LARRY MULLINS son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Mullins WILLIE MULLINS son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Mullins JACKIE NOWLIN son of Mrs. Georgia Nowlin THOMAS O’QUINN son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe O ' Quinn CECIL OWENS son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Owens DUFF OWENS son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferl Owens BILLY J. POWERS son of Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Powers BOBBY RAMEY son of Shirley T. Ramey 31 DEXTER RAMEY son of Mrs. Faye Ramey and the late Ersel Ramey DAVID RASNAKE son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasnake ALBERT T. RASNAKE JR. son of Mr. and Mrs. Tivis Rasnake HAL ROBINSON son of Mr. and Mrs. Collin Robinson JERRY SUTHERLAND son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sutherland LEE ROY TAYLOR son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor CLYDE VIERS son of Mr. Harden Viers STEVE VIERS son of Mr. Charlie Viers 32 PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Margaret Davis, daughter of Mrs. Rosia Davis Grace Mullins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Mullins Dennis Barton, son of Mrs. Audrey Barton Bill Garrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Authur Garrett Jerry Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson Rex Owens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Owens HARROW WILLIS son of Mr. and Mrs. Omel Willis DON WOODS son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Woods LEROY YATES son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Yates JOSEPH JOHNSON son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Johnson 33 MOS T POPULAR Vicki Fuller and Norman Cumbo BEST ALL AROUND Sandy Owens and Howie Belcher to b to b 9 to b cl to to to t b t b to S BEST PERSONALITY Robin Powers and David Dearman MOST ATHLETIC Carol Owens and Jimmy Justice 35 MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Sonya Bartley and Johnny Moore MOST ORIGINAL Alice Epling and Bill Garret MOST STUDIOUS Kay O’quinn and Willie Mullins BEST DRESSED Reba Viers and Tony Hart 36 CUTEST Becky Branham and Barry Mullins HAPPIEST Mamie Bowman and Joe Johnson IV i i 9 j S O ' IV Ou t i t i s BEST SPEAKER SEXIEST Kathy Saylor and Thomas O ' quinn Norma Colley and Larry Mitchell 37 MOST TALENTED Debbie Hay and Rex Owens MOST COURTEOUS Sonya McGowan and Rockie Fuller WITTIEST Robin Colley and Larry Mullins (not shown) 38 Tony and Connie AQUARIUS Danny and Karen TAURUS Rex and Debbie PISCES Larry and Kathy LEO Larry and Vickie GEMINI Dexter and Donna VIRGO Steve and Charlotte CANCER Bill and Mamie 1 ' V I % : v I ! ' -• ' fcW { J ' v rag(fe� ' « • . •: 4 .rf X . : . ■ j . v - , ... v . “tfiWf r ; j ' j,i.4 i ' ” ‘Vi a-- ■ v- 4 w,} ' % ,£fS5JhL2 . . JireM %l. jrabi tl III • •- dUa« Vw . ■ • -: ‘ - ' . • ..1 yj p VS: :- % . ygjjijk;,; «L5,. ■ ' - gjBMr . • - , Wlr t j y III- Y I ■ U jg «| lr K ' •„...=; |;V ■ ni 1 A § BS I - K I : K, t “ III r kJ Imy m .: NVA im .. vr -$ . J! iiel SAGITTARIUS Jimmy and Shirley LIBRA Howie and Robin CAPRICORN David and Sonja SCORPIO Norman and Sonja i ibx [ y ] % 1 1 l IV 1 - ■if 1 drinking Boone ' s Farm with a friend getting back to nature (with Post Grape Nuts, the back to nature Li j 1 r L « EKUMif ’ 4 i v - f .|Pl. 7 f IB’n ' wiCTSsL ' 44 JUNIORS What is the value of solitude? — of peace, of light, of silence? What is the cost of freedom? Nancy Newhall LEFT TO RIGHT: Velma Bostic, Sylvia Evans, and Ronnie Bartley. LEFT TO RIGHT: President: Tony Arrington; Vice-president: Peggy Edwards; Secretary-Treasurer: Jane Vandyke; Reporter: Marty Senters. 46 ANDERSON, DARRELL ANDERSON, PATRICIA ARRINGTON, BRUCE ARRINGTON, TIMMY ARRINGTON, TONY BAILEY, TONY BOYD, LORETTA BRANHAM, BOBBY CHURCH, LINDA CLEVENGER, TEDDY COLLEY, REVA COLLEY, ROBBIE COUNTS, DIANA DEEL, BRADY DEEL, DEBORAH DEEL, JEFFREY DEEL, JOY DEEL, KATHERINE DEEL, NINA EDWARDS, DONNIE EDWARDS, JEFF EDWARDS, PEGGY EDWARDS, RONALD EDWARDS, SANDRA 47 FARMER, SHARON FLETCHER, JOE FULLER, DELMA FULLER, VELMA HESS, SANDRA HILL, DEAN HOLBROOK, ROZENA KISER, KITTY LYALL, JEFFREY MILES, ALIVIA MILLS, LINDA MULLINS, JOHNNY MULLINS, RITA NEELEY, SANDRA O ' QUINN, EDDIE OWENS, ANITA OWENS, JAMES OWENS, LARRY OWENS, ROGER PERRIGAN, HAROLD PERRIGAN, JIMMY POWERS, JESSE PRESLEY, SANDRA RASNICK, MELBA 48 RASNICK, STANFORD REECE, DEBORAH SENTER, MARVIN SURHERLAND, KEATON SUTHERLAND, MICHEAL SUTHERLAND, TIM THACKER, FRANK JR. TURNER, BARBRA TURNER, PAULINE TURNER, RONNIE TURNER, TERESA VANDYKE, JANE WALDEN, CLARENCE WALLACE, PAULA WAMPLER, GEORGE WILLIS, BANA WOODS, RITA WOODS, SUSIE YATES, CHARLOTTE YATES, RITA ANDERSON, RICKY CAUDILL, RAYMOND DEEL, DELORIS DINGUS, MITCHELL FLETCHER, WILLARD FULLER, STEVE HACKNEY, JACKIE JUSTICE, JOHNNY McCOWAN, LARRY MULLINS, SCOTTIE OWENS, DEAN POWERS, KATHY SUTHERLAND, HARMON YATES, JOYCE 49 BEST DRESSED Sharon Farmer and Tim Sutherland MOST POPULAR Sandy Neely and Bana Willis MOST STUDIOUS Jane Vandyke and Jeff Lyall 50 WITTIEST Peggy Edwards and Junior Thacker MOST TALENTED Velma Fuller and George Wampler 51 52 SOPHOMORES Every part of nature teaches that the passing away of one life is the making room for another. The oak dies down to the ground, leaving within its rind a rich virgin mould, which will impart a vigorous life to an infant forest. David Thoreau ARTRIP, GLENDA BARTLEY, JEWANNA BARTON, JACKIE BELCHER, JEDDA BRANHAM, DEBBIE BURNETTE, PORTIA CHARLES, MATTIE CALO, FRANKIE CARICO, DEBBIE CARMACK,GARY CONAWAY,JOHNNY COUNTS, DEBBIE DAVIS, CAROLYN DEEL, BERNADETTE DEEL, JARVIS DEEL, MARTIN DEEL, RICKY DEEL, RODNEY DEEL, VERLINE DEEL, VICKIE DUNCAN,DONALD DUNFORD, BRENDA EDWARDS, DONNA EDWARDS, LEROY 54 EDWARDS, WAYNE FINK, ENOLA FINK, TAMMY FULLER, CATHY FULLER, DAVID GILBERT, CALVIN GILBERT, CLAUDETTA HACKNEY, EUGENE HALL, LEVI HALL, ROBERT HAY, CONNIE HESS, JANET HILL, SHIRLEY HILL, TERESA KISER, ROBERT MULLINS, KATHERINE MULLINS, DONNIE MULLINS, JEFFERY MULLINS, KENNETH O ' QUINN, BRENDA O ' QUINN, DARRELL O’QUINN, KEN O ' QUINN, LINDA OWENS, RICKY J. OWENS, DEBBIE OWENS, ERMAL OWENS, GREGORY OWENS, KAREN OWENS, KATHY OWENS, MRS. LAURIE OWENS, SHERRY OWENS, WILMA PERRIGAN, ANGIE PERRIGAN, DARRELL POWERS, ANGIE POWERS, JEANNE POWERS, JODY RASNAKE, CHARLOTTE RASNAKE, NANCY RASNAKE, RICHARD ROBERTS, MARY ROSE, BRENDA SUTHERLAND, FREDDIE SUTHERLAND, PHILLIP STANLEY, DONNIE THOMAS, RONALD TUCKER, JEFF TU RNER, GERTY 56 YATES, RICKIE YATES, VERLINE TURNER, KIMBLE TURNER, LAURA VIERS, BILLY WALDON, LILLIE WALLACE, GILES WAMPLER, MONA WILLIS, DONNA WOODS, CLAY EDWARDS, NOAH HACKNEY, AVERY PUCKETT, REBECCA SUTHERLAND, KIM SWEENEY, BILLY THACKER, DARRELL WALLACE, VICTOR WAMPLER, EUGENE YATES, TINA Stupid bunch of camera freaks! 57 58 FRESHMEN I am the Poem of the Earth, said the voice of the rain, Eternal I rise impalpable out of the bottomless sea. Walt Whitman ANDERSON, ANITA ARTRIP, MARK BAKER, ROCKIE BARTLEY, JOHNNY BARTLEY, KITTY BARTON, REBECCA BARTON,RONALD BARTON,SHARON BELCHER, ANGELA BELCHER, HUGH BLANKENSHIP, DAVID BOYD,EDNA BRANHAM, RAMONA BREEDING, JANET CARICO, JEAN CARMACK,ANNA CHILDRESS, GREG COLLEY, NANCY COLLEY, STEWART COMPTON, PATRICIA COMPTON, TERESA COUNTS, DEXTER CUMBO, ELLA DAVIS, WILLIAM 60 DEEL, DIANA DEEL, GARY DEEL, MARY DEEL, SHARON DUTY, JEFFERY DUTY,ROSA EDWARDS, DENNIS EDWARDS, JOAN EDWARDS, MARTY EDWARDS, MARY EDWARDS, MELINDA EDWARDS, SHERRY EDWARDS, VICKIE EPLING, GERALD FULLER, KAREN FULLER, RICHARD FULLER, RITA FULLER, TAMELA GILBERT, CHARLES GILBERT, KATHY GRIZZLE, GRETA HACKNEY, DANNY HACKNEY, KITTY HALL, DAVID 61 HALL, RAY HAMMONS, DONNA HARTSOCK, BILLY HILL, JAMES HILL, RENIDA JOHNSON, CHRIS JUSTICE, VIRGIE KISER, KATHY MULLINS, CLUME MULLINS, FORRESTER MULLINS, JEFF MULLINS, MARK MULLINS, RICKY MULLINS, ROGER MULLINS, RONALD O’QUINN, DIANA O ' QUINN, LA VERNE O ' QUINN, MICKIE O’QUINN, RANDY O’QUINN, TERESA OWENS, DARRELL OWENS, FREDA OWENS, JERRY OWENS, KEVIN OWENS, MINETTA OWENS, ROBIN PAULEY, CATHY PERRIGAN, ADA PERRIGAN, NANNIE PERRIGAN, WAYNE POTTER, STEVIE POWERS, ROBERT POWERS, TAMMY PRESLEY, FRANK PUCKETT, PAMELA RAMEY, MARGARET RASNAKE, ALMA RASNAKE, ANGELA RASNAKE, DEXTER RASNAKE, FRANKLIN RASNAKE, GAIL RASNAKE, GREG RASNAKE, MERLE ROBINSON, RITA ROSE, DORSIE ROSE, MYRA SENTERS, TIMOTHY STANLEY, KEVIN 63 STEVENS, DENISE SUTHERLAND, BRUCE SUTHERLAND, FRANK SUTHERLAND, NANCY SUTHERLAND, RANDY SUTHERLAND, SAM SYKES, TERRY SYKES, VIVIAN THOMAS, SHERRY L. THOMAS, SHERRY S. VIERS, BURNIS VITATOE, JERRY WOODS, CONNIE WAMPLER, TAMMY WHITNER, JOHN WOODS, JANICE PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE BOYD,RANDY DAVIS, JOHNNY EDWARDS, CAROL EDWARDS, ROGER FIELD, THOMAS FLETCHER, LYNN FULLER, CARL GILBERT, CRAIG GILBERT, SAMUEL HALL, CLINTON HAY, EARL MULLINS, CHESSIE MULLINS, JACK CONT ' D OWENS, FERRELL STALLARD, ARLIE STANLEY, KEVIN SWEENEY, THOMAS WALLACE, ELLIS WAMPLER, VERLIN WOODS, JANICE WOODS, MARSHA WOODS, WANDA 64 65 66 JUNIOR HIGH Shall we not come as pilgrims to these sanctuaries? limit, where need exists, our numbers, that each may find a singing solitude and pass free as a cloud ' s shadow? Nancy Newhall ANDERSON, JAMES ARRINGTON, DEBORAH. BAKER, DARLENE BAKER, ROY BARTON,JOHN BARTON, VICKIE BLANKENSHIP, HILLARD BOYD, DEBORAH BRANHAM, CARTER BRANHAM, MICHAEL BURNETT, JAMA CARICO, MARVIN CARICO, SIDNEY CARMACK, BARBARA CHARLES, BETTY CHILDRESS, JENIFER CHURCH,BENNY COLLEY, ANNA COLLEY, KAREN COMPTON, DAVID CONAWAY, WAYNE CORDER, TAMMY COUNTS, JIMMY COUNTS, RONDA CUMBO, WAYMAN DEEL, CHRIS DEEL, CLATON DEEL, DAVID DEEL, DONNAL C. DEEL, DONNA J. DEEL, DONNA L. DEEL, PATRICIA 68 DEEL, RANDALL DEEL, RAY DEEL, ROBIN DEEL, RONALD D. DEEL, RONALD L. DELANEY, DEBBIE DUNCAN, VICTORIA DUTY, LOIS EDWARDS, VONDA FARMER, PAMELA FINK, ADONICA FRAZIER, DEBBIE FULLER, DENNIS FULLER, ROSALIE FULLER, TERESA FULLER, TIMMY GARRETT, BENJAMIN GARRETT, THOMAS GIBSON, JEFFERY GILBERT, DAVID GILBERT, MELVIN GREEN, DARRELL GRIZZLE, NEAL GRUBS, JIMMY HACKNEY, REBECCA HALL, SUSIE HARRISON, SMIDDY HAY, ROBBIE HILL, ELENE HILL, PAULETTE KILGORE, SHARLENE KISER, JOSEPHINE 69 KISER, RICHARD LEFTWICH, PALMER LYALL, DONNA MANN, DEBRA MOORE, KATHY MULLINS, BILLY MULLINS, BOB MULLINS, BRIDGET MULLINS, CLINT MULLINS, DAVID MULLINS, MACK MULLINS, NICKEY MULLINS, PHYLLIS MULLINS, RICKY O’QUINN, ALICE O’QUINN, JIMMY O’QUINN, KEITH O ' QUINN, REGINA O ' QUINN, SABRINA O’QUINN, TERESA O’QUINN, TIMOTHY O’QUINN, TINA OWENS, DALLAS OWENS, JOEY OWENS, KAREN OWENS, MELISA OWENS, NATALIE OWENS, RICKY OWENS, SHENA POWERS, AVA PUCKETT, BELLA PUCKETT, JOHNNIE 70 RAMEY, BLENDA RAMEY, ROGER RASNAKE, CHRISTINE RASNAKE, DEANNA RASNICK, EDGAR REYNOLDS, CARRIE ROARK, DANNY ROSE, CECIL ROSE, JEFFREY SIMPSON, JOHN STANLEY, CHRIS STANLEY,ERVIN STANLEY, JAMES STANLEY, KIM STANLEY, MYRA STANLEY, TIM STEELE, EDDIE STILTNER, KENNETH STILTNER, RANDY STILTNER, RODNEY SOULEYROUETTE, GARY SULLIVAN, BILLY SUTHERLAND, EDDIE SUTHERLAND, SUE SYKES, SANDY TURNER, GLEN VIERS, WILLIAM WALLACE, DELORIS WALLACE, JEFF WALLACE, RONALD WALLACE, SANDRA WAMPLER, MICKEY 71 WILLIS, CAROLEA WOODS, STEVE WOOTEN, JOHNNY YATES, CHRISTINE YATES, DARLENE YATES, JANET YATES, LUCAS PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE: BELCHER, JAMES DUTY, JAMES BELCHER, RONNIE EDWARDS, LOIS CHURCH, JACK FINK, PAMELA DEEL, JAMES OWENS, BEVERLY ROSE, KITTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Mann, Jenifer Childress, Sondra Wallace, Donna C. Deel, Victoria Duncan, Sandra Sykes, Patricia Deel, Teresa Fuller, Regina O ' quinn, Adonica Fink, Melisa Owens, Karen Owens, Rodney Stiltner, Jimmy Grubs, Neil Grizzle, Rebecca Hackney, Josephine Kiser, Ronald Wallace, Gary Souleyrouete, Danny Roark, Eddie Steele, Steve Woods. Frank Rasnick and Peggy Church 72 ELEMENTARY To me, every hour of light and dark is Every cubic inch of space is a miracle. a miracle, Walt Whitman Anderson, Mary Arrington, Terry Baker, Carolyn Baker, Jimmie Barton, Linda Barton, Mickey Barton, Morris Barton, Pete Belcher, Terri Boyd, Bernette Boyd, Judy Boyd, Roxie Branham, Vickie Byers, Sonia Caudill, Kathy Church, Keith Compton, Carolyn Colley, Kathy Colley, Tamara Davis, Richard Deel, Barney Deel, Chucky Deel, Danny Deel, Pamela Duty, Ly-le Duty, Rebecca Edwards, Eva Edwards, Mark Edwards, Michael Edwards, Noah Edwards, Terrie Fleming, Deborah Fleming, Rebecca Fuller, Darlene Fuller, Debbie Fuller, Lynn Hackney, Ronnie Hall, Jerry Hammons, Benny Hay, Jennifer Hess, Connie Hill, Buford Hill, Mark Hill, Robert Kiser, Connie Lyall, Robinette McCowan, Brenda McCowan, Geneva Mitchell, Tina Mullins, Andrew Mullins, Deanna Mullins, Jenny D. Mullins, Jenny L. O’quinn, Carolyn O ' quinn, Lisa Owens, David Owens, Donna D. Owens, Donna S. Owens, Eric Owens, Jeffrey K. Owens, Jeffrey L. Owens, Jeffrey S. Perrigan, Ronnie Puckett, Michael Raines, Kimberly Rakes, Johnny Rasnake, Carmel Rasnake, Ralph Robinson, Rocky Rose, Paul Stanley, Eddie Stanley, Karen Sutherland, David Sutherland, Tamara Sullivan, Jeffery Sykes, Frankie Sykes, Lana Taylor, Jeff Taylor, Lisha Thomas, Kimberly Thomas, Steve Tiller, Danny Tucker, James Turner, David Turner, Gary Turner, Mary Turner, Wilma Viers, Allen Viers, Barry Viers, Linda Viers, Robert Viers, Steve Wallace, George Wallace, Kelly Wampler, Michael White, Pamela Whitner, Richard Willis, Bryan Willis, Mark Woods, Alice Yates, Anthony SORRY, NO PHOTO Church, Samuel Deel, David Edwards, Michael E. Kiser, Randy Sluss, Lana St. Clair, Myrtle Woods, Timothy Yates, Allen K. 7th GRADE HALLOWEEN KING AND QUEEN: Eddie Stanley and Kimberly Raines A seventh grader, Tammy Colley, is a promising young bass clarinet player. 75 Sponsor: Mrs. Sharon Fletcher e w n V 0 O ' S is J — ; s - -it 1 1 fiL ww f mr ' Hhk UA ' . 7 V ; n f jmf jMKHBgEp -yr g Ja w m 1 t dipti i IffmM r V 1 fffIn J m,£ wM■ t jT Sponsor: Mr. Bruce Edwards 76 m- ORGANIZATIONS You shall enter the living shelter of the forest. You shall walk where only the wind has walked before. Nancy Newhall Advisor: Mrs. Slusher Editors: Norma Colley and Robin Johnston Sponsor: Mr. Norman Mullins 78 Sponsors: Mrs. Negatha Powers and Miss Velma Bostic; Pres., Dexter Ramey; Vice-Pres., Billy Powers; Reporter, Rob Colley 8 . 8 . ST sr u Sponsors: Mr. Byers and Mrs. Taylor; Pres., Sandy Owens; Vice-Pres., Carol Owens; Reporter, Micheal Hay; Sec., Sonja Bartley Sponsors: Mr. Rush and Mr. Colley; Pres., Rockie Fuller; Vice-Pres., Robbie Colley; Reporter, Tammy Powers, Philip Sutherland; Sec.-Treas., Mary Deel Sponsor: Mr. Silcox 80 Sponsors: Mrs. Powers and Mrs. Hudson; Pres., Sharon Farmer; Vice-Pres., Sonja McCowan and Kathy Pauley; Reporter, Myra Rose; Sec., Angie Rose Sponsors: Mr. Fannon and Mr. McAllister; Pres., Ronnie Edwards; Vice-Pres., Tony Baily; Reporter, Sam Sutherland; Sec., Greg Childress; Treas., Bill Davis 81 Sponsors: Mr. Deel and Mrs. Slusher; Pres., Debbie Deel; Vice-Pres., Sandy Sykes; Reporter, Edna Boyd; Sec.-Treas., Sharon Farmer 2 i i e i i w Sponsor: Mr. Smith; Pres., Angela Powers; Vice-Pres., Donna Willis; Reporter, Brig Mullins; Sec.-Treas., Hugh Belecher 82 Sponsors: Miss Yates and Mrs. Fuller; Pres., Joe Mullins; Vice-Pres., Vickie Barton; Reporter, Leroy Yates; Sec.-Treas., Nancy Rasnick is (5 t ns j S d Os t j Sponsors: Mrs. Marcus and Miss Evans; Pres., Robin Johnston; Vice-Pres., Dexter Counts; Reporter, Mona Wampler; Sec.-Treas., Debbie Counts Sponsors: Mr. L. Deel and Mr. R. Deel; Pres., Robin Colley; Vice-Pres., Tony Baily; Reporter, Jama Burnett; Reporter, Sec.-Treas., Teresa O’Quinn ZK P Y 9 V - § V J Gu to Pj rv ■ Sponsor: Mr. Roy Mullins; Forest Ranger 84 The Student Coordinating Council is a free-lance student organization, composed of student elected representatives, club presidents, and a faculty advisory committee. The general func¬ tional categories of the Student Coordinating Council are coordinative, educational and repre¬ sentative. President, Bill Powers; Vice-President, Jane VanDyke. Sj d v IV Oj t i tv 9 e IV IV i i P e t b Sponsor: Miss Sylvia Evans President: Cathy Deel mm k.jbj am ‘y a . feSS Arw «j I MS 4 | M TKIf pn 1 NBbHp i Spwfh.V! 85 Sponsor: Mr. Mullins; Pres., Tony Baily, Vice-Pres., Ronnie Edwards; Reporter, Philip Sutherland; Sec.-Treas., Tim Sutherland SB t e t i Qj W b so ■) All if | 1 ill £ ® (U| 111 i | |£j 1 1; ||h ||] 1 1 P| ||| [|yMfeJ i{ M 1 V ' -1 8FH urn fT A i l Ift ly ■|r in ' ' ' •gj TJX U Hb • «8 YJt L? ' ( Sponsors: Mr. Counts and Mr. Bartley; Pres., Paula Wallace; Vice-Pres., Phillip Suther¬ land; Reporter, Sherry Barton; Sec.-Treas., Debbie Hay 86 hm, v $. MS ! I ] I .,$4 1 B A I|®Lf| , Wi m pj x v it! 1 m ll 1 4 1 i | 1 Rill ; HI mm !V ! All i w ■ INar ? ' r ■■■• MSP ' 5A H Sponsor: Mr. Bruce Rush 9 i e t i w b Sponsor: Bruce Edwards; Chess King, Jessie Powers; Chess Queen, Robin Johnston 87 ATHLETICS In this fresh evening each blade and leaf looks as if it had been dipped in an icy liquid greenness. David Thoreau 90 FIRST ROW: Ricky Owens, Jarvis Deel, Jessie Powers, Avery Hackney, Gary Carmack, Richard Rasnake. SECOND ROW: Eugene Hackney, Jeff Lyall, Johnny Justice, Tim Senter, Gurty Turner, Jerry Sutherland, Jackie Hackney, Coach Compton. THIRD ROW: Coach Bond, Marty Senter, Joe Johnson, Willard Fletcher, Jody Powers, David Dearman, Rick Anderson, Ronald Thomas, Coach Kiser. FOURTH ROW: Danny Mullins, Johnny Moore, Norman Cumbo, Tony Hart, Jeff Deel, Howie Belcher, Willie Mullins, Jimmy Justice. COACHES Head Coach Butch Kiser and Assistants Bob Bond and Larry Compton With great pride I would like to congratulate the 1973 football team on having one of the best records in the history of football here at Haysi. We cannot rest on our past; our juniors and sopho¬ mores must dedicate themselves to being better and improving our record next year. In closing I would like to thank the seniors for their participation and leadership and wish them the best of luck in their future. 0 92 93 TONY HART Senior Quarterback JIMMY JUSTICE Senior Fullback JOHNNY MOORE Senior Tailback DAVID DEARMAN Senior Tackle JERRY SUTHERLAND Senior Split End JODY POWERS Sophomore Tackle MARTY SENTER Junior Center JEFF DEEL Junior Center JACKIE HACKNEY Junior Linebacker 94 RICK ANDERSON Junior Tackle RICKY OWENS Sophomore Wingback JESSIE POWERS Junior Guard RONALD THOMAS Sophomore End NORMAN CUMBO Senior Def. End HOWIE BELCHER Senior Tight End EUGENE HACKNEY Sophomore Quarterback JOHNNY JUSTICE Junior Def. End AVERY HACKNEY Sophomore Halfback 95 GURTY TURNER Sophomore Guard DANNY MULLINS Senior Guard WILLIE MULLINS Senior End TIM SENTER Sophomore Guard JOE JOHNSON Senior Tackle JEFF LYALL Junior Guard II m g mm 96 FIRST ROW: Frankie Sutherland, Robbie Colley, Tony Arrington, Keaton Sutherland, Jerry Sutherland, Bill Powers. SECOND ROW: Lee Roy Edwards, Tony Hart, Ronnie Edwards, Freddie Sutherland, Willie Mullins, Howie Belcher, Coach Norman Mullins. This basketball season we are looking to our seniors to fur¬ nish the leadership that will make winners out of our younger boys. If our seniors come through, then Haysi will once again become the basketball power of the Clinch Valley District. 97 JERRY SUTHERLAND Senior Guard TONY HART Senior Guard KEATON SUTHERLAND Junior Guard RONNIE EDWARDS Junior Forward ROBBIE COLLEY Junior Guard HOWIE BELCHER Senior Forward LEE ROY EDWARDS Sophomore Forward BILL POWERS Senior Forward WILLIE MULLINS Senior Forward TONY ARRINGTON Junior Forward 99 100 101 Sandy - 2 Years Carolyn - 2 Years Donna - 2 Years Portia - 1 Year Debie - 2 Years Jedda - 2 Years t k n l t % a J t t k a i t Sandy - Junior Debie - Sophomore Portia - Sophomore Jedda - Sophomore Carolyn - Sophomore Donna - Sophomore 102 103 KNEELING: Ricky Yates, Darrell Thacker, Jessie Powers, Jerry Sutherland, Rockie Fuller. STANDING: Robbie Colley, Tony Hart, Ronnie Edwards, Howie Belcher, Larry Mitchell, Clyde Viers. 104 sr Ou i 7 4 KNEELING: Johnny Moore, Hugh Belcher, Willie Mullins, Norman Cumbo. STANDING: Tony Bai¬ ley, Ronald Thomas, Coach McCarty. lUi 1st ROW: Lucas Yates, Benny Garett, Kevin Owens, Steve Potter, Frankie Sutherland, Terry Sykes, Wayman Cumbo, Jeff Gibson. 2nd ROW: Robbie Hay, Bob McCowan, Benny Church, Hillard Blankenship, James Yates, Danny Hackney, Michael Branham, Mickey Wampler, John Mullins, Coach Johnson. 3rd ROW: Coach McCarty, Jim Grubs, Forester Mullins, Sam Sutherland, Greg Childress, Burnis Viers, Tim Senter, James Hill. 4th ROW: Kevin Stanley, Smiddy Harrison, Bill Davis, Ronnie Deel, Jackie Colley, Ricky Mullins, Randy Sutherland. KNEELING: Steve Potter, Gerald Epling, Ermel Owens, Bruce Sutherland, Ricky Owens, Terry Stkes, Mark Mullins. STANDING: Bill Davis, Darrell Thacker, Hugh Belcher, Neil Edwards, Phillip Sutherland, Ronald Thomas, Forester Mullins, Coach Larry Compton. 106 73 - 74 Patricia Compton Tammy Fuller Minetta Owens CAPTAIN Pam Farmer Sandy Sykes Anna Carmack 107 FOOTBALL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL SCORING: Jerry Sutherland --30 pts. Johnny Moore-26 pts. Ricky Owens-16 pts. Jimmy Justice- 8 pts. Howie Belcher-8 pts. Tony Hart —-6 pts. Avery Hackney-6 pts. Jessie Powers-2 pts. RUSHING: RUSHES Johnny Moore 127 Jimmy Justice 66 PASSING: Tony Hart PLAYER AVG. TACKLES PER GAME Jackie Hackney-14.3 Johnny Justice-13.5 Jody Powers 11.8 Jessie Powers-11.1 David Dearman-10.5 Jimmy Justice-9.6 Marty Senter-9.2 Tony Han-8.7 Howie Belcher- 7.7 YARDS AVERAGE PER CARRY 561 4.5 244 3.7 PERCENTAGE 40.2 TOTAL YARDS 948 PASSES ATT. 154 TD PASSES 6 PASSES COMPLETED 62 AVG. YDS. PER COMPLETION 15.4 BASKETBALL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL SCORING:TOTAL PTS. AVG. Tony Hart 362 18.1 Jerry Sutherland 330 16.5 Howie Belcher 210 10.5 Ronnie Edwards 192 10.1 Freddie Sutherland 155 7.8 Keaton Sutherland 114 6.0 Lee Roy Edwards 42 3.3 Willie Mullins 14 1.3 Stafford Rasnake 11 1.9 Bill Powers 7 1.2 Robbie Colley 1 0.2 Tony Arrington 1 0.2 Harold Perrigan 0 0.0 FREE THROWS: FTM FTA PCT. Howie Belcher 30 42 71.4 Tony Hart 107 155 69.0 Lee Roy Edwards 12 19 63.1 Jerry Sutherland 52 85 61.1 Ronnie Edwards 37 64 57.8 Keaton Sutherland 10 22 45.4 Freddie Sutherland 29 64 45.3 SCOREBOARD OPP. HAYSI 115 Castlewood 91 80 Council 63 67 Ervinton 66 104 Whitewood 78 88 Garden 52 82 Twin Springs 70 99 Castlewood 74 86 Honaker 62 76 Hurley 56 81 Twin Springs 88 80 Ervinton 62 74 St. Paul 86 91 Honaker 71 106 Whitewood 64 84 St. Paul 72 70 Clintwood 81 69 Hurley 81 81 Clintwood 61 94 Garden 62 92 Council 103 ACTIVITIES It is true, I never assisted the sun materially in its rising; but, doubt not, it was of the last importance only to be present at it. David Thoreau Robirv PouM Robin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Powers. She is a member of the Beta Club and is President of the Senior class. She has no favorite when it comes to sports; she loves them all. After graduation she plans to get a job and go to work. Robin says, The best times I ' ve had have been here at H.H.S. . . .I’m sure I’ll really miss it when I leave, but I’ll have my memories to look back on. ’’ 110 K Co LEFT TO RIGHT: SANDY OWENS: SENIOR ANGELA BELECHER: FRESHMAN DEBBIE DELANEY: JUNIOR HIGH SANDY NEELY: JUNIOR 111 PORTIA BURNETT: SOPHOMORE 112 c i50s jZW nd ( :Rm ' (sfimp 113 Miss Haysi High, Connie Thacker, no longer attends Haysi High School; a picture is not available. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Thacker. ' im hj TAMMY FULLER Tammy is a Freshman this year; at the time of the pageant she was an eighth grader. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fuller. She enjoys sports and is a cheerleader. She plans to go to Germany this summer to visit her sister. SABRINA O ' QUINN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newton O ' Quinn First Runner-Up BELINDA RAMEY Daughter of Mrs. Shirley Ramey Second Runner-Up 115 VICKIE FULLER Each year some lucky girl is selected by the Key Club to be their Sweetheart. This year their Sweetheart is Vickie. She is an attractive, intel¬ ligent senior with a wonderful personality. Vickie is a member of the 4-H Club and is also treasurer of the Future Business Leaders of America. PP wMb SANDRA EDWARDS AND SUE SUTHERLAND Each year the FHA Club members select a Queen and Princess to represent their club. They are chosen on the basis of interest and activities in FHA, grades in Home Economics, looks and personality. This year a very good selection was made when the mem¬ bers chose Sandra Edwards as Queen and Sue Suther¬ land as Princess. They will reign throughout the year and take part in parades and other activities as rep¬ resentatives of the FHA Club. 116 e °u IV i Ou CHOIR DIRECTOR: Mr. Bruce Rush BAND DIRECTOR: Mrs. Sharon Fletcher 117 Mickey Mullins, Woodrow Pow¬ ers and assistant custodian, Law- erence Rose for the fine work in the maintenance of our school . . . Alene Vandyke, Betty Lyall, Her- mine Barton, Irene Counts, and Dixie Deel for the nutritious lunches they pro¬ vide . . . All cooks and bus drivers pictures are not available. . . . Gladwell Bowman, Roby Edwards, Zane Counts, Carlos Lyall, Oley Yates, Gary Hay, Hardaway Turner, Ernest Pow¬ ers, and Homer Deel for transporting the students of HHS home safely for the weekend. 118 The school is located at Clinchco, Virginia, with an enrollment of 378 of which 88 are from Haysi High School. 119 FIRST ROW: Kermit Rakes, Burns McFall, Caroline Childress, Phyllis Deel, Kenneth Meade, and Donald Raines. SECOND ROW: Loretta Baker, Radford Moore, Ray Herndon, Deloris Mullins, Carter Boyd, Carvel Edwards, Winford Stallard, and Allen Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Prince Sutherland, Henry Hamilton, and Ray Browning. 120 121 122 ADVERTISERS How simple our basic needs — a little food, sun, air, water, shelter, warmth and sleep How lightly might this earth bear man forever! Nancy Newhall CUMBERLAND BANK AND TRUST COMPANY In the door-way to the Breaks of the Cumberlands A Dominion Bankshares Bank Member of F. D. I. C. Offices at Haysi, Grundy, Oakwood, Virginia 124 O ' QUINN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Latest Fashions With Prices on Walnut Street That Can ' t Be Beat Mr. O ' Quinn and Grandson Phone 935-2263 Grundy, Setter ‘Valued FRENCHMAN AND EFFIE O’QUINN Owners Virginia HAYSI FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Manager: CHAD BARTON Haysi, Virginia 126 0044 CLINCHFIELD COAL COMPANY Haysi, HAYSI THEATER Manager: LARRY MULLINS Virginia 128 Compliments of JIM O ' QUINN FORD Haysi, Virginia 129 m P. 0. Box 828 Grundy, Virginia 26414 RICK ELLIS: Manager Detrait Diesel Allison Division of General Motors Corporation DETROIT DIESEL ALLISON General Motors Division Corporation THE ONLY FACT0RY AUTH0RIZED SHOP IN SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA Genuine Parts Guaranteed Work Phone: 935-2259 or 935-2202; Night 935-2259 Route 460 East-Grundy Day or Night Service New Facilities Factory Trained Mechanics 130 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Pans, Appliances, Toys, Tools, and Paints Distributor of Ashland Bottle Gas and Gas Appliances Haysi, Virginia DONALD K. OWENS RIVERSIDE GROCERY AND TRAILER SALES CALVIN S. SULLIVAN Owner Phone 959-2211 American Gas and Oil Bee Virginia Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY Grundy, Virginia 132 Compliments of MODERN CONFECTIONARY Haysi, OWNED BY MR. AND MRS. JERRY DICK SUTHERLAND Main Street Virginia B L MAYTAG COMPANY, INC. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Better Furniture - Moderately Priced Phone 935-2001 Drawer Y Grundy, Virginia 24614 Admiral Hot Point Maytag Pikeville, Kentucky Sealy Bassett Norge 133 THE HILLTOP MOTOR INN Haysi, Virginia BARTLEY CHEVROLET INC. CHEVROLET Jim Bartley General Manage 23 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 865-2241 Chevrolet - Building a Better Way To See The U.S.A. Haysi, Virginia 134 PET DAIRY DIVISION INC. Drawer D Big Stone Gap, Virginia 24219 TRI-COUNTY MOTO-CROSS Concession Restrooms Stevenson on front Wilson on back Hillbilly World SHORTTS GAP, VIRGINIA Open Class Winners Three Years In A Row Gates Open: 12:00 Purse: 50 °]o Of Gate 1:00 and 2:30 - Practice Races SUTHERLAND ' S CLINIC Dr. J. P. 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OPTOMETRIST Phone Grundy, 935-2533 Virginia SERVICE FURNITURE APPLIANCE The House Of Quality Furniture” Phone 935-2663 Grundy, Virginia 5-10 BEN FRANKLIN 5-10 Your Best Place Grundy, To Virginia Shop After All Compliments Of RALPH ' S AUTO PARTS, INC. 2411 Second Street Phone 964-4044 Richlands, Virginia 24641 139 CLINTWOOD LUMBER SUPPLY INC. Behold, I set before you this day a blessing and a curse; A blessing, if ye obey the commandments of the LORD your God, which I command you this day; And a curse, if ye will not obey the commandments of the LORD your God, but turn aside out of the way which I command you this day, to go after other gods, which ye have not known. Phone Clintwood, 926-2441 Virginia HAYSI EXXON STATION Haysi, JOE AND JIM BARTLEY Gas - Oil Atlas Tires And Tubes Your Reliable Dealer Virginia Owned and Operated By Amanual O ' Quinn Haysi, Compliments of CLUB 83 A Friendly Place Where Friends Meet ' ’ Virginia HAYSI AMOCO Cold Drinks Haysi, Picnic Supplies Open 7 Days A Week Bagged Ice Virginia 140 THE RICHLAND ' S NATIONAL BANK Your Bank In Richlands, Member F. D. I. C. Branches: Raven, Va. - Cedar Bluff, Va. Tazewell County Since 1916 Virginia ARMY AND NAVY STORE Everyday Savings For The Family Walter M. Short Owner and Operator 1425 Front Street Richlands, Virginia 24641 Phone (703) 963-4415 OWENS ' GROCERY AND DRY-GOODS Owned By George and Fern Owens Picnic Supplies Union 76 Gas Haysi, Virginia Service With A Smile” GRUNDY NATIONAL BANK Compliments Of HAYSI HARDWARE HAYS I PRO-HARDWARE DEALER Phone Haysi, 865-2261 Virginia SEARS CATALOG STORE Main Street Haysi, Virginia 24256 Phone 865-2741 Willie, Shirley and Gertrude MOUNTAINEER PUBLISHING CO. Publishers Of The Virginia Mountaineer Drawer E Phone Grundy, Virginia 24614 (703) 935-2123 Compliments Of T. C. MULLINS JR. Grundy, Virginia 142 MODERN SALES SERVICE BUICK OLDSMOBILE Grundy, JAMES DELLINGER, Sales Manager Virginia JEEP INTERNATIONAL SOUTHWESTERN SUPPLY CO. INC. Automotive Parts and Industrial Supplies SERVICE IS OUR FOUNDATION Serving The Great Bituminous Coal Fields Richlands 963-1061 Gmndy 935-2101 Phone 865-4592 E S GROCERY V -u C OC|k Birchleaf, Virginia Best Wishes ARRINGTON MOTOR CORP. 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Owned and Operated By Mr. Wayne Owens Rt. 2, Box 9, Haysi, Virginia MIDWAY GULF STATION Owner Frank Mann New Tires and Recaps - FIRESTONE Tune-ups SUTHERLAND DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 865-9945 Birchleaf, Virginia Owner Haskell Addington The Smartest Clothes In Town Discount Prices Repair Work Grease and Oil Change Haysi, Phone 865-2361 Virginia RATLIFF JEWELERS Phone 856-2161 Haysi, Virginia SOUTHWEST OFFICE SUPPLY Phone 328-2841 Supplies - Machines - Repairs - Furniture 205 Main St. Wise, Virginia Grundy, t? WNR0 — GRUNDY RADIO A.M. 940 KC ' s F.M. 97.7 MC’s General Manager - Dave Johnson Virginia Phone 935-2863 FAIRWAY 5 4 Grundy, Virginia 146 COHEN ' S INC. Quality Since 1899 Norton, Virginia ■miiiumiiiiMiiMi GRUNDY FRONT END SHOP £$ Front Alignments And All Kinds Of Auto Repair Phone 935-4760 to? Grundy, Virginia ROYAL RESTAURANT Flavor Crisp Chicken - Steaks Homemade Pizzas Carry-out Or Inside Dining RUSSELL ' S MEN SHOP AND REXALL DRUGS Phone 935-2629 Grundy, Virginia Grundy, Virginia Compliments Of ROYAL JEWELRY Phone 679-2161 Outfitters For The Entire Family PEOPLE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Bonnette ' s 628 Park Avenue Norton, Virginia Phone 926-6061 Main Street Clintwood, Va. Compliments Of HANCOCK-LAMBERT PHARMACY Phone 926-6707 Clintwood, Virginia VIERS APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE Westinghouse - Kelvinator Haysi, Virginia 147 MESCHER MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. Grundy, Virginia JOHNSON-MULLINS CHEVROLET —OLDS INC. Sales and Service a LD SMQei LE Phone 926-2491 or 926-2401 CHEVROLET Clintwood, Virginia JESSE NEWBERRY ' S SUPER MARKET Phone 865-2421 CLINTWOOD FARM SUPPLY Clintwood, Virginia The Difference Between A Man And A Monkey Is A Matter Of Education. ' ' CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF ’74 JOHNSTON ' S GROCERY Haysi, Virginia KLINE POWERS THE FABRIC NOOK Haysi, Virginia GRUNDY FURNITURE CO Rose Marie and Kay Mondrage Fabrics, Zippers, Thread, Notions Ready-to-wear Clothing Haysi, Virginia SUTHERLAND GROCERY Home Of The Everyday Low Prices Phone 935-4296 Grundy, Virginia Star Rt. GLEMA ' S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 865-3231 Rt. 2 Haysi, Virginia Phone 935-2596 SPARKIE ' S BARBERSHOP Phone 865-3311 Birchleaf, Va. THE FAMILY SHOP BETTER VALUES Grundy, Virginia SWIM ' S JEWELRY Barbers To Serve You, Sparkie and Jim Air Conditioned 107 Norfork Street Richlands, Virginia Phone W03-3145 1545 Front Street Richlands, Virginia 24641 149 CLEVINGERTILE CABINET SHOP Built In Kitchens And Carpets Phone 865-4457 Haysi Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND SANDLICK GENERAL STORE American Gas and Oil Owners Are Guy Edwards and Erwin Yates Birchleaf, Virginia MALOY COUNTS ' GROCERY Groceries and General Merchandise Union Gas and Oil Products Phone 865-4807 Birchleaf Virginia OWENS TRADING POST CONAWAY ' S MARKET General Needs And Gas A Friendly Place To Trade Phone 865-4620 Rt. 2 Haysi, Virginia Phone 865-4597 Rt. 2, Haysi Virginia GRUNDY FLOWERLAND Phone 935-4561 SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA TRUCK PARTS INC. AND SPRING WORKS Grundy, Virginia Rt. 3 Box 449 Grundy, Virginia 150 GRUNDY FRONT END SHOP Front Alignment And All Kinds Of Auto Repair Phone 935-4760 Grundy, Virginia MILLER FUNERAL HOME P. O. Box 620 Clintwood Clintwood, Virginia 24228 BUNDY JEWELERS Richlands Virginia Tazewell, Virginia CLINCH VALLEY CHRYSLER INC. 1935 Front Street Richlands and Tazewell Virginia 24641 DONALD V. NULL - President Bus. Phone 963-3535 Bus. Phone 964-5050 THE RECORD SHOP Compliments Of MAGIC MART Records - Tapes - Sheet Music Walnut Street Phone 935-2689 Grundy, Virginia Grundy, Virginia J. C. MONTGOMERY INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments Of STINSON PHARMACY Grundy, Virginia Richlands, Virginia 151 JOHN ' S FLOWER SHOP Say It With Flowers Grundy, Virginia GENE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Main Street Grundy, Virginia Compliments Of Compliments Of RIFE ' S CHEVROLET PETE ' S MOTORS Inc. Grundy, B D EXXON AND HEATING COVEY ' S SERVICE STORE Phone 835-9467 Clinchco, Virginia Maytag - Philco - Appliances T. V. - And Armstrong Flooring Clinchco, Virginia Compliments Of EDWARDS TEXACO GRUNDY TEXACO Clinchco, JERKY RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meals Fine Foods Pound, Virginia POVERTY HOUSE RESTAURANT Edwin and Evelyn Kincer Owners Unexcelled Steaks and Pizza Phone 796-3811 Pound, Virginia MOORE ' S Dresses For All Occasions Accutron, Bulova Caravelle Clintwood, Virginia THE FABRICS SEWING NEEDS At Reasonable Prices Call Pound, 796-4500 Va. GRUNDY HONDA Honda Motorcycles H©NDA Phone Grundy, 935-2447 Va. WHITE STAR CAFE ROSIE AND JOHNNY BRANHAM Haysi Virginia HAYSI DOLLAR STORE Discount Prices Main Street Haysi, Va. BARTON ' S T.V. TELEVISION SERVICE INSTAllATION _ 1 __ —— 1 (i) Haysi, ' Virginia 153 Compliments of FOOD HAVEN, INC. Clyde Ratliff Grundy, Virginia RATLIFF FARM HOME SUPPLY Phone 935-2546 Va. Grundy STATE FARM INSURANCE Bob Hale STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS OF Agent A FRIEND Phone 935-2503 Grundy Va. CLINTWOOD EXXON CITIZEN ' S DRUG Your Walgree Agency Main Street We Specialize In Car Repairs Phone 926-2411 Clintwood Va. Prescriptions Sunday At Reasonable Prices CLINTWOOD AUTO SUPPLY Compliments of CLINTWOOD GARMENT COMPANY Phone 926-2351 Clintwood, Virginia HAYSI AUTO SUPPLY Clintwood Virginia Phone 865-2351 Haysi, Virginia 154 Tin viui.wriliumHHWtnuMuiaKi f.am Vrtuatv MM+rownreiiM. Compliments of GRUNDY SPORTS CENTER INC. North Main Street Hunting, Fishing and Athletic Supplies Grundy, Virginia HAYSI DEPARTMENT STORE Call 865-2201 Haysi, Virginia COLEMAN ' S CABINET SHOP Built In Kitchens Carpet Floor Covers WISE HARDWARE FURNITURE COMPANY Call 865-4793 Haysi Virginia Call 679-0331 Norton, Virginia THE COUNTRY COUPLE Wise, Virginia RAINES MOTOR SALES, INC. Phone 935-2624 Grundy, Virginia LEVISA INSURANCE AGENCY BILL ' S GULF Phone 935-4591 935-7979 Grundy, Virginia Call 697-2773 Norton Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF DOUG YOUNG HERSE SCOTT HUBERT TUNNELL A. B. CURY CLARENCE CARTY BRUCE PILKENTON SAM LOWERY, JR. LOWELL LEE HESS, DDS JACKIE CLAY BP STATION JOHN MUNSEY HALL’S DEPARTMENT STORE ALLEN PATTERSON TOWN AND COUNTRY FASHION SHOP GEORGE SMELSER FLEMING’S BARBER SHOP GEORGE W. LOVILL BEN FRANKLIN, FIVE AND DIME STEVE LOONEY ELLISON EXXON WESLEY RATLIFF ROBERTS BROTHERS, INC. BILL FULLER CITIZEN’S CLEANERS PAUL ' S GULF SERVICE RAYMOND FULLER RUTH’S RESTAURANT, RICHLANDS CHRISTY CARTY HAY’S DEPARTMENT STORE A FRIEND SEXTON ' S FLOWERS INCORPORATED D. J. STANLEY ROYAL GULF W. F. TAYLOR HANKIN’S PRINTING SERVICE JIMMY HILL JERRY KISER, POUND, VA. MITCHEL ELLIOT FRANK’S BARBERSHOP RONNIE DEEL LAWRENCE BOLLING RAY MULLINS flT K. ' .T NWWHHm.! , f, 1.7, W « U H i ™ Q miokj ndwj ANDERSON, WESS - F.F.A. 2, Treasurer 3; K.V.G. 3; V.I.C.A. 4, 5. BARTLEY, SONJA - 4-H 1, 2; Science 3; F.H.A. 1; Pep 3, 4; Foreign Language 1; Folk Dance 2; F.B.L.A. 4, Secretary 5. BARTON, DENNIS - No Activities Listed. BARTON, JIMMY - F.F.A. 1, 2, 4; V.I.C.A. 5. BARTON, SHERRY - 4-H 1; Foreign Language Secre¬ tary 2; BETA 3, Reporter 4, 5; F.T.A. 3, 4, Secretary 5; Pep 4. BARTON, TONY - No Activities Listed. BARTON, VICKIE - Bible 1; Folk Dance 1; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Pep 2; Book Vice-President 5. BELCHER, HOWIE - J.V. Football 2, 3; J.V. Basket¬ ball 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 4, 5; Varsity Football 4,5. BOWMAN MAMIE - F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 5; 4-H 1, 2; Hero Club Vice-President 5. BOYD, DANNY - No Activities Listed. BRAHAM, NORMA - F.H.A. 1, 2; Pep 2, 3, 4; V.I.C.A. 5; Bible 1; F.B.L.A. 4, 5; Folk Dance 1; Hero Club Historian 5. BRAHAM, REBECCA - BIBLE 1; F.H.A. 2, 4; Book 4; 4-H 2, 5; V.I.C.A. 4, 5. CHURCH, CONNIE - F.B.L.A. 4, 5; F.H.A. 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2. COLLEY, NORMA - Folk Dance 1, 2; A.M.P.C. Vice-President 4; Science 3; BETA 5; Monagram 4, 5; F.T.A. 5; F.B.L.A. 4; Choral 5; 4-H Sec¬ retary 1, 2; Junior Class Vice-President; Cheer¬ leader 4; Pep 3, 4; Annual Staff Co-Editor 5; Paper Staff 5; A.M.P.C. President 5; Miss Sen¬ ior. COLLEY, ROBIN - 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, President 5; Cho¬ ral 5; Folk Dance 1,2, President 3; Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Reporter 2, 3; Monagram 3, 4, 5; Cheerleader 3; A.M.P.C. Secretary 4, 5; F.T.A. Reporter 5; S.C.C. 5; Paper Staff Co- Editor 5; Annual Staff 5. COUNTS, CHARLOTTE - 4-H 1, Secretary-Trea¬ surer 2, 3; Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Dance 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 3; V.I.C.A. 4; Speech and Drama 4. COUNTS, RONALD - No Activities Listed. COUNTS, STEVEN - K.V.G. 2, 3, 4, 5; Safety Patrol 3, 4; V.I.C.A. 5. CUMBO, KAREN - F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 5; 4-H 1, 2; Hero Club President 5. CUMBO, NORMAN - F.F.A. 2; Football 2; Basket¬ ball 2; Track 2; Baseball 2. DAVIS, MARGARET - No Activities Listed. DEARMAN, DAVID - F.F.A. 2; Football 3,4,5; Track 5. DEEL, BRENDA - F.H.A. 1; Folk Dance 1, 2; Art 2, 3, 4, 5; V.I.C.A. 4. DEEL, DEBBIE - No Activities Listed. DEEL, FERRELL - No Activities Listed. DEEL, JAMES - No Activities Listed. DEEL, LONNIE - V.I.C.A. 4, 5. DELANEY, JOHNNY - V.I.C.A. 4. DUNCAN, ERNIE - F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5. Q tni k (SndfX ' EDWARDS, CARTER - Key Club 3, 4, 5; Book 5. EDWARDS, DONNA - F.H.A. 1; Science 2; 4-H 2; Book 3; F.B.L. A. 4. EDWARDS, JOHNNY - No Activities Listed. EPLING, ALICE - Bible 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; 4-H 2, 4, 5; F.B.L.A. 4, 5. FLETCHER, MICHAEL - V.I.C.A. 5. FULLER, ROCKIE - J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5; Track 2; Key 3, 4; Beta 5; Science Club President 5; Annual Staff; Paper Staff. FULLER, VICKIE - F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 2; Folk Dance 1, 2; Bible 1; 4-H 1, 2, 5; F.B.L.A. Reporter 4, Treasurer 5; Key Club Sweetheart 5. GARRETT, BILL - No Activities Listed. HART, TONY - J.V. Football 2, 3; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5; Track 3, 4; V arsity Basketball 4, 5; Varsity Football 4,5. HAY, DEBORAH - F.H.A. 1; Bible 1; French 2, 3; F.T.A. 3, 4; Beta 4, Secretary 5; V.I.C.A. 5. HAY, MICHAEL - F.B.L.A. Reporter 5. JOHNSON, JOSEPH - Chess 2; Book 2, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Monogram 3, 4, 5; Science 5. JOHNSTON, ROBIN - Annual Staff Co-Editor 5; Paper Staff 5; A.M.P.C. 2, 3, 4, 5; Science 2, 3; Folk Dance 2, 3; S.C.C. 5; Student Council 3, 4, 5; F.T.A. 3, 4, 5; Art 3,4, President 5; Chess Reporter 4, V.P. 5; Choral 5; Pep 3, 4, 5. JUSTICE, JIMMY - Varsity Football 3,4,5; Track 3, 4, 5; Monogram 4, 5. LYALL, DIANE - No Activities Listed. McCOWAN, SONJA - F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Pep 2. MITCHELL, LARRY - Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5; J.V. Bas¬ ketball 1, 2; J.V. Football 2; Track 2, 4; V.I.C.A. 4; K.V.G. 4, 5. MOORE, JOHNNY - J.V. Football 2, 3, 1; Varsity Football 4, 5; Track 2, 4; J.V. Basketball 2. MULLINS, BARRY - 4-H 1; F.H.A. 1; Chorus 3,4, 5. MULLINS, DANNY - Varsity Football 3,4,5; Track 3, 4, 5; 4-H 1. MULLINS, GRACE - F.H.A. 1, 3. MULLINS, JOE - Annual Staff 5; Paper Staff 5; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, 5; Book 4, 5, President 3; S.C.C. 5; Beta 3; Foreign Language 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Secretary 4; Student Repre¬ sentative 4; Key 4. MULLINS, LARRY - F.F.A. 2; F.T.A. 3; V.I.C.A. 4. MULLINS, WILLIE - J.V. Football 2; Varsity Basket¬ ball 4, 5; J.V. Basketball 3. NOWLIN, JACKIE - V.I.C.A. 3, 4. O ' QUINN, DEBORAH G - Science 1; F.H.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 4, 5. O’QUINN, DEBORAH L - F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Book 2; Pep 2, 4, 5; Folk Dance 2; Bible 3; Art 3, 4, 5. O ' QUINN, SHELIA - F.H.A. 1; Foreign Language 2, 3; F.T.A. 3; Beta 3, 4, 5; F.B.L.A. 4, 5. O’QUINN, THOMAS - Book 2, 4, President 3; F.T.A. 4; Annual Staff 5; Paper Staff 5. OWENS, CAROL - Science 1; Folk Dance 2; F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5; Annual Staff 5; Paper Staff 5. 158 cJndtfr OWENS, CECIL - F.F.A. 2; Art 3; V.I.C.A. 4, 5. OWENS, DUFF - V.I.C.A. 3, 4, 5. OWENS, KATIE - No Activities Listed. OWENS, REX - Pep 1, 2, 3; 4-H 2, 3, 4. OWENS, SANDRA - Paper Staff 5; Annual Staff 5; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1; Folk Dance 1, 2; Pep 2; Art 2; F.B.L.A. 3, 4, President 5; S.C.C. 5. POWERS, BILLY - J.V. Football 1,2; Annual Staff 5; Paper Staff 5; Folk Dance 3; K.V.G. 4; S.C.C. 5; F.T.A. 4, Vice-President 5; 4-H 2, 3, 4, 5, Reporter 3, 4; Science 4; J.V. Basket¬ ball 3; Varsity Basketball 4,5; Pep 3, 4, 5. POWERS, ROBIN - F.H.A. 1, 2, President 5; Pep 1, 2, 3, 5; Beta 5; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Monogram 3; Senior Class President 5; Science 5; Paper Staff 5; Annual Staff 5. RAMEY, BOBBY - Folk Dance 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3; Art 3, 4; V.I.C.A. 4, 5. RAMEY, DEXTER - Folk Dance 1, 2; Band 2; Bible 2, President 3, 4; Key 3; F.T.A. 3, 4, President 5; Beta 5; Junior Class President 4; Paper Staff 5; Annual Staff 5; Co-Editor of Paper 5; Vice-Pres¬ ident of Senior Class 5; S.C.C. 5; Choral 4,5; Speech and Drama 3. RASNAKE, ALBERT - F.T.A. 5; Key 3, 4. RASNAKE, DAVID - No Activities Shown. RASNAKE, SHELIA G. - F.H.A. 5; V.I.C.A. 5. ROBINSON, HAL - No Activities Listed. SAYLOR, KATHY - F.B.L.A. 4, 5; Beta 3, 4, 5. SUTHERLAND, JERRY - Varsity Basketball 3, 5; Varsity Football 3,4. TAYLOR, LEROY - V.I.C.A. 4; Book 5. VIERS, CLYDE F.F.A. 1, President 2, 3; Folk Dance 2; Pep 3, 4; Book 4, Reporter 3. VIERS, DEBORAH - F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Bible 1,2; 4-H 4, 5; V.I.C.A. 4, 5. VIERS, REBA - Pep 1; Folk Dance 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4. VIERS, STEVE - V.I.C.A. 3. VITATOE, PHYLIS - 4-h 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Book 5; F.H.A. Historian 4; Book Parliamenta¬ rian 5. WALLACE, IVEL - F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Hero 5; V.I.C.A. 5. WALLACE, TRULA - F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 5 Bible 1; V.I.C.A. 5. WILLIS, KATIE - F.H. A. 1, 2; Pep 2; Bible 1; F.B.L.A. 4, 5. WOODS, DON - F.F.A. 1. YATES, LEROY - BOO 4,5. YATES, STEVE - No Activities Listed. DEEL, MARCELLA - F.B.L.A. 4, 5; Art 5; Science 2; 4-H 2; Pep 3,5. EPLING, ALICE - Parliamentarian F.H.A. 2. PULLER, VICKIE - Cheerleader 1,2; Monogram 2, 4. STANLEY, LAVONDA - F.H.A. 1, 2. 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