Holston Valley High School - Criterion Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1964 volume:

ALL ROADS LEAD TO BRISTOL PUBLIC LIBRARY 701 Goode Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 - HOLSTON VALLEY INSIDE GLANCES AND Learning the trade. Getting wisdom, says Sandra. Shorthand will be a help in college. Putting on a show. Food is my business. How do they look ? asked Mrs. Hodge. We want to do our work right. We aren ' t afraid of work. 4 OUTSIDE GLIMPSES We proudly raise Old Glory. Just here. 1 like a rainy day. We ' ll choose to see who works first. On our way out. Softball. I ' m lost. Are you? Posing This is how we look at lunch hour. I ' m not too sure. 5 DAISIES NEVER TELL 6 CONTENTS — BUT THE CRITERION WILL Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Grades Activities Athletics Advertisements W ashing window from outside. 7 FOREWORD 5 The nineteen hundred sixty-four Criterion has endeavored to highlight the various activities in all fields of education at Holston Valley High School, We have tried to capture the moments that we shall want to remember and the ones each of you will cherish. 8 FOREWORD As you turn the pages we want you to re-live the school spirit, happiness, work, and good times that were enjoyed during this year. Here, as we picture the history, we have portrayed our dearest memories with great joy and sincere pride. We share the meaning and purpose of our efforts with honor, indebtedness, and pride with teachers and schoolmates whose generosity, kindly interest, and sincere help have contributed to the making of our Yearbook. The Criterion Staff and Advisors. 9 n ' entetHairv The Criterion Staff expresses its grief at the tragic and untimely death of School Board Member, Mr. Arthur Poore. He served faith- fully and well for twelve years in this capacity. The community has lost a loyal citizen. To live is to change, and to be perfect is to live forever. 10 DEDICA TION Mr. W. E. Bailey For his outstanding example of concern for others, students as well as faculty, for his admirable character, for his willingness to help, and to listen to our many pleas, and for all else he means to us and to others, we gratefully dedicate The Criterion of 1964 to our principal, Mr. W. E. Bailey. The Senior Class and Staff Advisors 11 ADMIJVISTRA TION Mr. Nat Barnes Mr. ]. C. Akard, Mr. W. E. Bailey, Mr. Emerson Chairman Roller, Elementary Supervisor, Mr. Cox. School Board 12 Mr. W. E. Bailey, Principal Mrs. Joyce Long, Secretary 13 OUR CAMPUS IS THE WHOLE WORLD FACULTY 15 Mr. O, M. Addington Algebra I Miss Alys Barr Home Ec. Miss Jo Booher Seventh grade Mr. John Combs Latin G Guidance, Senior Sponsor Miss Edith Davis Spanish Mr. Donald Emmert 8th Grade Math G Science 16 Mr. Ralph Erwhn Social Science Coach jMts. Joy Hodges Science Mrs. Elizabeth Holden English Senior Sponsor Miss Daphne Jones Math Criterion Advisor Mr. Dallas Lee Vo. Ag. Mechanical Drawing Mrs. George Naff Music 17 Mr. Harmon Peters Boys ' Health Coach Miss Rotenberry Librarian Mr. -W. B. Shaw Gen. Science Physics Mrs. Thelma Stallard Commercial Mrs. JoAnn Steele Girls ' Health Ph. Ed. Mrs. Juanita Stewart English 18 What would we do without our LUNCHROOM — Mrs. Mae Gross Sub. -- One Year 19 Mrs. Hazel Tester Worker -- Two years WHAT WOULD WE DO WITHOUT — Mr. Richards, Bus driver to bring the students? rcaA ctor TMKS® RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Mr. Woods, caretaker? Jim Woodby, assistant caretaker? Ike Lowry, who regulates the P. A. System? 20 SEJVIORS Mack Allison Phyllis Addison Betty Jo Baines H. Ec. Science, Math H. Ec. Sammy Baines Sue Baines H. Ec. Patty Barr 22 Betty Beidleman Science Math Barbara Bentley Home Ec . Charles Booher Science Matli 23 Dewey Campbell Science and Math Jimmy Duncan Math and Science Sandra Fritts H. Ec. and Math 24 Philip Houser Science and Math Dennis Larman Science and Math Kay McGinnis Social Studies Blaine Hunigan Science and Math Gerald May Allen Meredith Math and Science Kenneth Gross Social Studies 25 Herbert Montgomery Vo. Ag. William Montgomery ' Tony Morrell Vo. Ag. , Math Math, Com. Lynn O ' Dell Math, Com. Sharon Odum Math, Science Joe Oliver 26 Ralph Pickle Vo. -Ag. Mat±i Com. Joan Scyphers Leonard Rhymer Math Science Math Science Benny Sliaffer Linda Richards Science H. Ec. Margie Shaver 27 Robert Smith ' o. -Ag. Eva Stophel Soc. S. Charlotte Stophel Math and Science Roy Tester Science Edith Stophel Soc. S. H. Ec. Joe Thomas Math Science Science Math Vera Tolliver H. Ec. Penny Tweed Math C- Science Tommy Vaughan 28 29 Class Officers Mr. and Miss Courtesy Tony Morrell and Betty Bcidleman Shirley Oliver Home Ec. and Math Mack Allison, Pres. ; Penny Tweed, Sec. G Treas. ; Betty J. Smith, Reporter; Tony Morrell, Vice-Pres. THE THRILL OF BEING A SENIOR Tony and the two Bettys look at rings. Mr. Winegar measures Penny ' s finger for size. Vera and Prue look at invitations. •. Roy taps his nose as he tells the number of in- vitations he wants to order. 31 MISS TEEN-AGER CONTEST Linda Richards, Linda Buchanan, Sharon 32 JUNIORS 33 Brenda Adkins Joyce Allison Jimmy Arnold Frankie Baines 34 Sandra Cullop Dorothy Dcntcn Brenda Epperson Saundra Fcagins 35 Larr) ' Houser Jean Humphreys 36 Jimmy King Paul Lacy Lorraine Morrell Naomi Morrell Donna Leonard Joan Leonard Jack McPherson Doug Moore Ike Lowery Eddy Lucas Janice Mottern Linda Newman 37 Phyllis Rogers Billy Rosenbalm Pegg ' Rouse Roy Rowlette 38 Eddy Rutter Ernest Shelley Betty Jean Smith Katherin Smithson Janice Strouth Charlotte Thomas Sammy Swiney Steve Talbert Dale Thomas Lois T ay lor Freddie Troball Peggy Vance 39 Sandra Wilson Patricia Wright Linda Barnousky Elizabeth Galloway A Prize Winner Pals 40 There ' s fun on the Holston. We can be grown-up too ! 41 Ivlr. and Miss Courtesy Paul Lacy and Charlotte Thomas President, John Buchanan; Vice-President, Tina Hogsett; Secretary, Jo Ann Bentley; Treasurer Charlotte Thomas; Reporter, Carolyn Foster. President, Dave Garland; Vice-President, Patty Morris; Secretary, Janice Blevins; Treasurer, Randy Bowers; Reporter, Sharon Wagner; Sgt. at Arms, Philip Lucas and Roger Wood. 43 Jim Bishop J anice Blevins Wayne Booher Danny Boyd Randy Bowers Linda Bowman Katherine Brown Ronald Brown Tommy Barnett Gary Barnett 44 Janet Bishop Donald Cross Kenneth Cross Gene Delaney Carol Dickerson Betty Eldreth Doug Duncan 45 Becky Fleenor Jean Fleenor Jimmy Flick Marcella Herndon 46 Ingle Morrell Judy Morrell Herbert Morrell Norman Norris irbara Hutton Wayne Lawson inie Milhorn Jack Hutton Dennis Moretz 47 Brenda Nunn Mary Jane Offield Willie Offield Linda Owens Tommy Peaks Eddie Perry Carolyn Pickel Sandra Reynolds Linda Rhymer Connie Rice Gary Rice Roy Roberts Carolyn Rogers Ronnie Rogers 48 Wilma Rogers Dale Rosenbalm Ruth Rouse Pauline Shaver Carolyn Smitlison Joan South Judy Stophel Joyce Salts Homer Stout Charlotte Strouth Jimmy Sutherland Janie Smith Duane Tallman Ann Taylor 49 David White Tommy Winegar Phyllis Woodby Mabel T rivett Jerry ' White Roger Wood A1 Wolfe Marie Galloway 50 PART OF OUR RECORD . . . 51 PICTURE THIS Linda Richards being called in on the carpet. Jimmy Flick with a boy. Ronnie Reed writing music. Jimmy Duncan doing the hot foot. Kenny Gross playing Are You From Dixie. 52 PICTURE THIS . . . Gary Garland telling us the GREAT TRUTH. Blaine Hunigan concentrating. Lynn O ' Dell talking in class. Gladys Wright not sniggering. Betty Jane Smith failing English. Linda Buchanan blowing bubbles while typing. 53 Bors WHO ATTEND TECHNICAL SCHOOL Dickie Carrier, Larry Howser, Sammy Vance, Ike Lowry, Jimmy King, Mr. Taylor Cowan, Listructor. Jack Buchanan, Johnny Rash, Mr. Lester Harkleroad, Instructor, Roger Brown, Ronnie Reed, Doug Moore. 54 Sgt. at Arms, Randall Roark; Reporter, Judy Adkins; President, Sammy Chapman; Secretary, Linda Keitli; Vice-President, Wayne Hunigan; Treasurer, Peggy Combs. 55 T ed Booher Judy Adkins Sonny Baines Nancy Bentley Nancy Buckles Bobby Caryle Gary Carrier Frank Arnold Martha Beeler Linda Blankenbeckler Sirena Buckles Nancy Chapman Peggy Barr Laura Bentley Linda Booher Billy Callahan 56 Patsy Chri stain Pegg ' Combs C arol Dune an Johnny Duncan Janet Eldreth Betty S. Emmert Brock Fleenor Reba Fleenor Connie Gurley Wayne Hunigan 57 Judy Johnson L 1 n K d e a i t h C h u K c i k n H e 1 K e i n n g J e r L r a y n d o r e J u M n a e g a h a J o M h a n n n u • e 1 T o n ' y e r s P a u N 1 e w m a n N a n c R y a s h R a n d R a o 1 a 1 r k R a y m R o o n a d r k P h R y o 1 g 1 e i r s s Barry Myers 58 C T 1 h a o r m i a s s e B T r r e i n V d e a t t e P V e a g n g c y e C W a a r t 1 s o n B W e e n a n V y e r K W a r y i g h t 59 SOME STUDY . . . SOME LOAE 60 WHAT STUDENTS GO THROUGH 61 IVE MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE . . . ... ON THE ROADS TO HOLSTON VALLEY We weren ' t far behind. We were next in lir Give us time We sold the most ads. We were close thirds. We were in die upper half First in the second division. We pushed them along. We raised the money. We were second. 64 GRADES F. Arnold C. Booher P. Clark D. Cox L. Deel P. Denton L. Fritts H. Fuller N. Graybeal M. Allison M. Botts B. Coleman A. Cross K. Denton A. Galloway G. Craybeal L. Basham J. Bridgeman G. Combs H. Cmsenberry J. Green J. Green R. Gmbb K. Harless C. Rhymer G. Richardson L. Roark F. Rogers W. Rush C. Hutton P. Kelsey H. Leonard B. Moore J. O ' Neal A. Jackson J. Kesner J. Love C. Murray R. Pierce P. Pyle S. Sheffey N. Scyphers J. Short P. Silcox J. Smith S. Smith W. Smith V. Snyder E. Stewart P. Stone M. Sweet J. Swiney L, Tallman D. Thomas T. Tallman G. Trivette R. Wallace P. Watson 68 CJ Pres. , Jerry O Neal; Vice-Pres. , Allen Cross; Sec. , Connie John- son; Treas. , Teddy Thomas; Sgt. at Arms, Allen Jackson; Mary Ellen Large. Pres. , Bill McGee; V. Pres. , Cecil Gross; Sec. , Marie Sweet; Treas. , Phyllis Rutherford; Sgt. at Arms, Paul Denton. Mr. and Miss Courtesy Debbie Houser and Ronnie Wallace 69 Mr. and Miss Courtesy Marie Sweet and Bobby Vaughan P. Denton D. Baines P. Baines S . Cox J . Smith J. Brown S. Fuller A. Graham C. Johnson r- D. Mahaffey J. Mahaffey B. McGhee S. Blevins S . Gox B. Eldridge P. Rutherford C . Gross C. Gross F. Gross S. Jackson B. Montgomery L. Rouse W. Seats M. Taylor j. Thomas G. Trivette B. Vaughan J. Widner R, Widner M. Wise Mother ' s helper. BIRD’S-EYE VIEW OF H. V. 71 We arrived at last. My lunch That English paper! Math in action. 72 A DAT Cleaning the Trophy Case. Afternoon Refreshments. Library Research. Working on Annual. 73 COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL All assembled and anxious to get started. Mrs. Naff, accompanist. Janice and Betty waiting. Everyone ready to go. 74 ALONG THE ROAD WE NEED TO REMEMBER — Sandra How to get the most from tire trips. Science in the home --on the farm. Charlotte As tliey serv ' ed as Pages. 75 76 “OKLAHOMA’’ 77 Punch is served. Mr. Spahr gives good advice. Girls do a little harmo- nizing. 78 A rose between two thorns. Boys will not be out- done. Music came in loud and clear. The eats were plentiful and good. 79 FHA BANQUET 80 WE HONOR Boys and Girls’ State Representatives Howard Eldreth, Linda Richards (Howard unable to attend) Alternates Charlotte Stophel, Joe Thomas (Joe attended) While Linda attended. COUNTY DAT Betty Beidleman making her campaign speech which won her the office of Circuit Court Clerk. These also attended County Day. 81 ALL-SPORTS Mr. Erwin widr Two Track Stars Mr. Carroll Dale, Speaker Enjoying the Meal 1 I Mr. C Mrs. Dale and Coach, Harman Peters 82 83 WHICH HAIR-DO BELONGS TO WHOM? 84 OR WHO BELONGS TO WHICH HAIR-DO? J. Stopliel, S. Wright, L, Greer, A. Brown, L. O ' Dell, D. Childress. 85 semi -formal Linda is dressed for church, Penny enjoys her formal, A-f 86 POSE Connie prefers sport clotlies. This is a lovely school dress and a beautiful girl. Patty loves picnics. 87 Best School Spirit Most Likely to Succeed Linda Richards and Dewey Campbell Betty J. Smith and Jimmy Duncan ! 88 Best Personality Best Looking Blaine Hunigan and Gladys Wright Kaye McGinnis and Benny Shaffer Most Popular Howard Eldreth and Sandra Wright Friendliest Billy Grizzle and Vera Toliver 89 Best All-round Most Talented Penny Tweetl and Tony Morrell Linda Richards and Gary Garland Best Dressed Kaye McGinnis and Wayne Smith Best Citizen Linda Buchanan and Jimmy Duncan 90 CRITERION STAFF BUSINESS MANAGERS Billy Grizzle, William Montgomery, Roy Tester Penny Tweed, Howard Eldreth, Donna Delaney. 91 Joan Scyplicrs, Faye Simerly, Vera Toliver, Prue Fleenor, Lynn O ' Dell, Estelle Buckles, Sandra Wright. joe Oliver, Leonard Rhymer, Blaine Hunigan, Doug Addison, David Wilson. Gerald May, Pliyllis Addison, Sue Baines, and Mack Allison. 92 Co b Cos ’ b s Artists: Linda Buchanan, Wayne Smith, and Barbara Photographers: Betty J. Cartlett, Clarence Booher, Bentley. and Sandra Fritts. Staff Advisors: Mr, John Combs, Miss Daphne Jones, and Mr. W. E. Bailey. 93 ENJOYMENT AT THE CROSS ROADS Meeting the deadline. Afraid to open package. Seniors . . . s Dinner. Who sits on Santa ' s knee? 94 WHA T WE DID A T CHEERLEADERS’ CAMP We swam and rested We Ate ! We loafed We practiced. 95 SCHOLARS OF THE FIRST SEMESTER. WE SALUTE THEM!! Sandra Wilson Junior 94, 875 Jeryl Mumpower Freshman 9 7. 25 96 Mike Taylor Seventh 92 THOSE WHO SOLD THE MOST YEARBOOKS Leonard Rhymer (53) Penny Tweed (31) James Woods (20) Billy Grizzle ( 14) Eva Stophel ( 10 ) Philip Houser (10) Jimmy Duncan (14) Donna Delaney (11) Patsy Barr ( 19) Joe Thomas (13) 97 TOP Betty Jane Smith 95 . 3 Jimmy Duncan 92.00 Philip Houser 91.95 Sandra Wright 91. 66 Linda Richards 91. 41 98 TEN Lynn O ' Dell 90. 16 Charlotte Stophel 90. 12 . . . of the Senior year (academically) Joe Thomas 88. 46 Joan Scyphers 89. 20 Howard Eldreth 88.04 99 SdhoisLt ' sh i p L t-iit-ts . Hi ra.de.s ' QO o t- o ve I 100 A CTIVITIES GREEN HANDS Kcnnetli Pierson, Brock Flcenor, Sam Clrapman, Jerry Bandore, Ted Booher, Cecil Hayes, Dale Abbott. (2) Frank Arnold, Bobby Carlyle, Vayne Smith, Benny Weaver, Don Caudill, Maurice Allison. (3) Glen Graybeal, David Garland, GarySwincy, Jerry White, Wayne Hunigan, Jimmy Baines. CHA PEER FA RMERS Gary Barnett, Jimmy Duncan, Frankie Baines, Dale Thomas, Herbert Montgomery, Charles Booher, Jerry Slagle, Douglas Duncan. (2) Gary Rice, Ronnie Rogers, Homer Stout, Eddie Keith, Charles Foran, Sam Baines, Wayne Booher, Ronnie Brown. (3) Larry Carrier, Danny Boyd, Tommy Peaks, Tommy Barnett, Duane Tallman, Ingle Morrell, Randy Bowers. (4) Marshall McGinnis, Tony Morrell, Ray Brown, David Wilson, Mack Allison, Joe Thomas . 102 President Secretary Joe Thomas Reporter David Wilson Sentinel; Marshall McGinnis 103 Stimulate Greater Interest in Science” ‘‘To interest students in projects to Complete for Scholarships later” 104 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The emblem of the Future Homemakers of America is octagonal in shape and bears the name of the organization, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA, around the top of the plane, while around the lowest side of it is the motto, TO- WARD NEW HORIZONS. In the center there is a house sup- ported by two hands which symbolizes that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. 105 2 Ct) MIXED Gladys Wright, Reporter; Linda Richards, Pres. ; Randy Bowers, Treas. ; Betty Beidleman, Sec. ; David Garland, Pres., not pictured. CHORUS Mrs. George Naff, Director Linda Richards, Accompanist cc c: o Ii; O LIBRARY CLUB BLA CK AND WHITE STAFF 108 L. Richards, Sec.; J. Humphrey, Treas; B. Adkins, V. Pres; C. Stophel, Pres.; Miss Boolier, Sponsor; T. Hog- sett, B. of Directors; G. Wright, Reporter; L. Buchanan and B. Beidleman, Board of Directors. 109 President, Linda Richards; Secretary and Treasurer, Betty Beidlcman; Pianist, Charlotte Stophel; Reporter, Penny Tweed; Vhce -President, Joe Thomas; Songleader, Sharon Wagner , 110 CLUB 111 SENIOR PLAT — “HER KISSIN’ COUSIN” DIRECTOR: Mr. Lee PROMPTER: Barbara Bentley CAST Lucy Lee Saunders Molly Fa rrell Jodie Armstrong Jennifer Desmond Bruce Bartlett Han’y Ames Tom Jackson Randolph Fitzliugh . . Penny Tweed . . Sharon Odum . .Corliss Booher . . Sandra Fritts . . James Woods . . Philip Houser . . Gary McNew Dewey Campbell 112 A THLETICS Athletic King and Queen Henry Palmer Janice Mottern A TTENDANTS Joe Hall Sandra Wilson Duane Clark Judy Atkins James Woods Corliss Booher David White Sue Cowan 114 A TTENDANTS Lynn Booher Catherine Brown Chuck King Connie Funk Pamela Kiser Leisa Odum Linda Richards, Pianist. 115 GIRLS’ PHYSICAL 116 EDUCATION Leap Frog Are they girls or ducks? Three strikes, you ' re out! The climbers 117 VftRSiUf irnRSi-t Y REBEL OFFICIALS Coach, Harmon Peters Coach, Ralph Erwin 120 JUNIOR VARSITY STARTERS: Dale Abbott, Roy Rowlette, Ronnie Wallace, Glen Graybcal, David Garland. 121 O Ctj VARSITY Ted Booher, Clarence Kieth, Da id Garland, Tony Morrell, Charles Foran, Gary Garland, Larry Howser, Ghampions Upper Lakes Conference Runner up Appalacliian In ' itational Meet Runner up East Tennessee Regional Meet 7th Place State Meet Jeryl Mumpo •e , Bobby Carlyle, Gary Rice, Glen Graybeal, Ingle Morrell, Junior Leonard. BACK ROW: Duane Clark, Joe Thomas, Sonny Helton, Ray Bro vn, Tommy Barnett, Jimmy Flick and Larry Blevins. Undefeated in eight meets including meets ■ivith Science Hill, Dobyns -Bennett, Sullivan, Blount- ville, and Fall Branch. 122 Co 3 REBELS VS. LIONS 123 BASEBALL Kenny Cross Dave White Jack McPherson Don Cross Jimmy Duncan Benny Meade 124 BASEBALL Dale Thomas 125 TRACK ACROSS Herbert Montgomery 100 yd. dash Memphis Tommy Vauglian -- Hurdles Howard Eldretlr Hurdles Nashville Allen Meredith, Tony Morrell, Gary Garland, Ronnie Morrell 126 TENNESSEE Benny Shaffer 100 yd. Chattanooga Kenny Gross High Jump Glen Greybeal Larry Houser Relay Gary Garland Tony Morrell Kenny Gross Allen Meredith Ike Lowry 127 CHEERLEADERS AWAIT BUS FOR DEPARTURE 128 129 (1) Wilma Rogers, (2) Sandra Cullop, (3) Comrie Rice, (4) Penny Tweed, (5) Janice Mottem, (6) Linda Rhymer, (7) Sandra ReyTiolds. A D VER TISEMENTS CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! from BRISTOL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Established 1895 Mrs. Mary Ellis Wright, Executive Director FULL COURSES OR SHORT TERM TRAINING Certified by the Tennessee State Board for Private Business Schools Member of the United Business Schools Association Stenographic Secretarial Executive Secretarial Booke eping Junior Accounting Clerical and Receptionist IBM Card Punch Training Day and Night Classes Air Conditioned King Building 8 1 2 Fifth Street Bristol, Tennessee T elephone s Day -- 968-1442 Night -- 764-1325 The S. E. Massengill Company Manufacturers of Fine Pharmaceuticals Since 1897 BRISTOL, TENNESSEE Chicago Dallas Kansas City New York San Francisco Compliments of BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CO. , INC. Olympia Typewriters Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1964 Central Holston Christian Church Hickory Tree Road Eugene Brockley, Minister Larry Brandon, Ass ' t. Minister VANN’S TOBA CCO WAREHOUSE Abingdon Vir ginia an 4-3B31 CARL FDULK □ VVNETR HKISTOL. AUTO SALi:s 835 SHELBY STREET BRISTOL, TENN, MINOR ' S DRUG STORE 8 Sixth Street Bristol, Tennessee Compliments of STERLING L HOUSE BRISTOL VIRGINIA. TENNESSEE Compliment s MOONLITE DRIVE-IN Bristol-Abingdon Highway and BEA CON DRIVE-IN Blountville Highway operated by Field Theatres Corp. COMFORT. IS OUR ' Manufacturers of Storm Doors ; Windows Capitol Insulation Service 715 BLUFF CITY HWY. PHONE SOuth 4-6231 BRISTOL, TENNESSEE J M Wholesale Distributors, Inc. 16-ZO Commonwealth Avenue Bristol, Virginia Phone No. 669-4833 The Buy Word of the Year ' Created to save you Money Time payment plan available Open Every Day ' Til 9 P. M. Saturdays ' Til 6 P. M. BLOCK OFF STATE ON COMMONWEALTH AVENUE Buchanan Supply Company The History of Liberty is a History of Limitation of Governmental Power not the Increase of it. LAKE-WAY DRIVE IN Highway 421 MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO 3 Steps To Beauty Free Demonstrations 5Z6 Cumberland, Bristol, Va. Telephone 669-3952 r iione Booths, Tables, and Curb Service S. K. M. AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Service Corner 6th ; Shelby Street Bristol, Tenn. Phone 764-4154 A. Kyle Morison, Mgr. Compliments of OWL RESTAURANT (® Fountain -- Grill y 409 State Street Bristol, Virginia Best Wishes from George Morrell Compliments of If It ' s Building Material SERVICE APPLIANCE CO. , INC. See BRISTOL BUILDING SUPPLY Van”2)ftrvort’s, 3nc. Lee St. Phone No 9-4184 SMART STYLES QUALITY SHOES PROPERLY FITTED PARAMOUNT THEATRE BUILDING BRISTOL, TENNESSEE Bristol, Va. SEVIER ' S Friends of the Family For Energy Hecht ' s SUNBEAM Bread Cakes Pies LAUNDRY -- DRY CLEANING Bristol ' s only Sanitone Cleaner s Spic n ' Span Vances ' Confectionary Pippin Florist Interstate Bowl Southern Furniture Co. , Inc. King Rogers Grocery H. A. VANCE Your Dollar Has More Cents Here Rt. 4, Bristol, Tenn. Highway 4Z1 Compliments of CLARK AND PALIN DRUGS Edgemont Shopping Center KING COLLEGE Let Us Help You with Your College Plans. For Future Information Write J. E. Snider King College Bristol, Tennessee PA UL COOK FUNERAL HOME 101 Pennsylvania Avenue B r istol T enne s s ee HATES AND REYNOLDS FURNITURE COMPANY Highway 4Z1 The Country Store That Saves You More Bristol, Tennessee Compliments of HOLSrON VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER Bristol, Tennessee W. K. CHRISTIAN SHEE T METAL WORKS DON ' S SHOE STORE and MORRELL ' S SHOE SHOP FABRICATORS 1224 Fiftli Street P. O. Box 172 Phone SOuth 4-6821 BRISTOL, TENNESSEE Aluminum Nickel Stainless Copper Monel Mild Steel Main Street - Abingdon Virginia DOAK PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Printers 804 Anderson Street Bristol, Tennessee Phone 764-5911 HIGHLAND BOWL Abingdon, Va. HURRICANE BOWL Marion, Va. THE FIRST AND STILL THE KING OF THE COMPACTS Let ' s Go Bowl ! THE NEW RAMBLER BOB ' S DELICATESSEN 20Z East Cedar Bristol, Tennessee Phone 764-8922 The Best Hamburgers In Town The Car That Owners Like Best. STATES MOTOR CO. , INC. Dairy Products 1 . Lynn Fh ' nn 1 leennr PRESIDENT USAF RECRUITING OFFICE 46 Piedmont Street Bristol, Virginia SGT Weatherly SGT Salyers Saie6, 5 Me uuce Ga. , 9 hc. COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS STUCKY ' S PECAN SHOPPE 832 State Street Phone 764-3181 8 R ISTOL, TE N N ESSEE JOHNSON COUNTY TRACTOR CO. Mas s ey- Fer gur son Sales Service Lewis Wills, Owner Mountain City Tennessee MAC ' S TV and SOUND SERVICE Phone 669-4742 Fine Pecan Nuts, Candies Tropical Jellies, Gifts and Souvenier s Bristol ' s Great Department Store Serving Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee for more than 7 4 year s HALF- WA r ST A TION Groceries -- Fishing Equipment -- Live Bait Sandwiches -- Short Orders Highway 421 -- Bristol, Tennessee -- Rt. 4 -- Phone SO 4-7422 Hickory Tree Bus Line Offering Special Rates to School s Z17 McDowell Phone 764-1521 Bristol T enne s s ee YELLOW COACH LINES, INC. SOUTHLAND DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT ROBERT ' S TIRE L RECAPPING CO. ARNOLD ' S SHOE STORE SMALLING ' S BARBER SHOP J. WALTER WRIGHT BRISTOL HOME TRADE TRI GITY T. V. SERVICE LOGANS BODY WORKS Compliments of A FRIEND WAMPLER BROS. CARPET CO. Bristol, Tenn. BOOHER REAL ESTATE and AUCTION COMPANY Rt. 4 Bristol, Tenn. Phone 968-2552 Compliments of GRAHAM SCHOOL PICTURES Inc. 17 25 Edgemont Ave. Bristol, Tenn. FRED FORD AUTO SALES INC. Your Leading Tri-City Dealer We will never be undersold Main Street, Blountville, Tenn. FRED FORD SCHOOL BUS CO. INC. FRED FORD ' S PHILLIPS 66 323-5422 323-5400 Acr niforms For All Purposes UNIFORM SPECIALTY SHOP 2009 West State Street Bristol, Virginia OSS From Giant Food Market Mr. Mrs. Richard M. Parrott, 669-1851 - Office 764-5476 - Home Refrigeration Equipment Co. BURK ' S PUMPS AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 833 West State St. EAST TENNESSEE APPLIANCE CO. Frigidaire Sales Service 24-4th St. Phone 764-5164 Bristol, Tennessee Compliments of HOLSTON HARDWARE COMPANY DeVAULTS, INC. Athletic Supplies, Sporting Goods 14 Lee St. Bristol, Virginia Phone 669-7521 MORTON ' S GROCERY M 112 Pennsylvania Ave. Bristol Tennessee TRI-CITY BANK And TRUST COMPANY Bristol and Blountville Member - Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments of VALLEYDALE PACKERS INC. Valleydale Meat Products Bristol, Virginia Compliments of COWAN BROTHERS Bristol, Virginia Compliments of CHARLES M. JESSEE Real Estate 7 64-3186 1 2 Fifth Street Bristol, Tennessee GRAYBEAL ' S GROCERY PENN. AVE. ATLANTIC CORNER GROCERY HOLSTON VALLEY GOLF COURSE BAINES FURNITURE SHOP CECIL CARRIER ' S ESSO GRILL MR. AND MRS. COL. I. J. WALLS M M AUTO SALES NEAL ' S ATLANTIC SERVICE “PET... you bet! r PET MILK COMPANY DAIRY DIVISION Compliments of SMITH FLORAL COMPANY Phone: NOrth 9-7144 Bristol Tennessee FAIRMOUNT SERVICE STATION T exaco Owne r s W. E. Ward Earl W. Rogers Corner Va. Ave. Maple Street ELLIS PHARMACY Drive-in Prescription Service Phone 6Z8-Z901 Abingdon, Va. MOORE-EARHART CO. Athletic Goods -- Luggage Harness and Saddles 647 State St. Bristol, Virginia EDMOND BROS. SUPPLY CO. The Builders ' Dept. Store Bluff City Highway Bristol, Tennessee Compliments of BUNTINGS DRUG STORE BURGER KING DRIVE-IN ZO Blountville Highway Delicious Burgers -- Shakes Golden Brown French Fries Compliments of WHITTEN ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. Piedmont ; Edmond Sts. Bristol, Virginia SERVICE BARBER SHOP TASTEE FREEZ The McGhee Printing Co. , Inc. The Salvation Army Can Help You To Help Others Phone 764-6156 May God Bless You ' Bristol, Tenn.-Va. Chapter No. 39 BRISTOL, TENNESSEE IDISABILIEID irafi VETIEIRAI S i Best Wishes HOLSTON VALLEY SHELL Allen McNew, Owner Phone 764-602Z, Bristol, Tenn. to the Senior Class from Mr. E. D. Darter Tires -- Batteries -- Accessories Mechanic on duty Pick up and Delivery Compliments of ELECTRICITY is the most economical commodity pur- chased today. The more electri- city you use the cheaper it is per kilowatt hour. TWIN CITY See your electrical appli- ance dealer for the many labor saving devices that are for sale today. DRIVE-IN BRISTOL TENNESSEE Bluff City Highway ELECTRIC SYSTEM Compliments of APPALACHIAN ATHELETIC HOUSE HENNINGER ' S BEVERAGE CENTER 1220-5th St. Phone 764-5332 Sandwi che s -Hambur ger s - Drinks Hot Dogs and French Fries Compliments of BARR ' S SPORTING GOODS CO. Seventh St. Bristol, Tenn. MEADOWVIEW FARM SUPPLY Highway 1 1 Massey Ferguson ; New Holland Sales Service Meadowview Virginia Compliments of HATCHER ' S CLEANERS NELSON ' S SINCLAIR TALLEY ' S OFFICE MACHINES SHELBY AUTO PARK DR. V. S. TILLER RILEY ' S REAL ESTATE KASSEM AUTO SALES CANTER ' S CYCLE SALES ALBERT HAYES GROCERY Basham’s PETER PAN PASTRY SHOPPE, Inc . HOME OWNED Your Specialty Bake Shoppe Phone 669-8171 BRISTOL, VA. 507 Cumberland Street COIN-OMATIC LAUNDRY Compliments of THE BEAUTY GARDEN Beauty Specialists Fifth St. Bristol, Tenn. High 421 ---Next To The HOUSTON VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER Where You Are Always W elcome Compliments of BRISTOL SANITARY SERVICE Carolina Avenue Phone 764-9442 Don Welch Compliments of BALL BROTHERS FURNITURE CO. -Bristol- Virginia Tennessee AKARD FUNERAL HOME 191 Z West State St. Bristol One of the South ' s Finest Completely Air Conditioned David Akard WELCOME HOLSTON VALLEY STUDENTS to; Courtesy of Lanyas Lanes McClure Motors Skate land Phone 764-5121 LarryL Restaurant AUTOGRAPHS For Reference Not to be taken from this room wn V iki BRISTOL PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 0650 1009 2763 7