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

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1965 volume:

UNTO THESE HILLS . . . HOLS TON VALLEY LIFTS HER EYES 2oa.t of Arms The central part of the coat of arms is a shield divided into fields. Within each field is a hand holding aloft a torch. The larger black field represents the students lack of knowledge. The white field symbolizes truth and light secured at Holston Valley High School. The white torch on the black field burns brightly with the fire and determination of youth. The torch in the white field burns less brightly, but is an older, wiser and steadier flame. The letters H and V above the shield, stand not only for Holston Valley but for Health, Happiness, Valor and Victory as well. The rope extending from the sides of the shield, representing the spirit of our school, shall always be held together in a common cause, namely, to represent and strive to keep above reproach the reputation of our alma mater. Last is the motto found beneath the shield. Veritas Omnia Vincit which translated means Truth Conquers Everything. The entire coat of arms is in black and white, our school colors. BRISTOL PUBLIC LIBRARY 701 Goode Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 The Criterion NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE TRA 1 IT I ON WORTH KEEPING f pjr f - • ' ■ -1 MOMENTS OF SOLITUDE AND THOUGHTS OF THE FUTURE Each student comes seeking -- Each brings an assortment of be- liefs and ambitions by which the students life is patterned. Time is fleeting - both for those who sought and found and for those whose quest is yet un-satisfied . Cherished thoughts are many as we recall our rewards for work WELL DONE . 5 Within The boy with a mechanical brain One who knows Do -Re -Me Thinking or watching? Read this! Understand 9 A mego Story of Our School Look here ing it over pi j 7 FOREWORD Our lifes, like the fashions and styles of today, are in a state of constant change. Looking back over our four years in high school, we can recall many momentous changes in our lives each year: our teachers, our school, our interests, our activities, -- all have changed. We also have learned values that do NOT change over the years -- knowl- edge, morals, and deep friendships. And having once passed through that DOOR, love, honor, and lasting respect for our Alma Mater is so deeply engraved in our hearts it NEVER changes. 8 FOREWORD The sands of time have run out on our days at Holston Valley High School and we must now turn to the future. This, the 1965 issue of THE CRITERION marks the end of an important phase of our lives . The scholastic challenges have enabled us to become better students to be pre- pared for a more successful future . Socially our interests were broadened and the many opportunities afforded us have enriched our lives . To you, the students and faculty of 1964-65, we, The Criterion Staff, offer this Yearbook as a record of our last year at Holston Valley High School. 9 The God who gave us Life, gave us Liberty at the same time Thomas Jefferson 10 CONTENTS h-i Iv IV l J i Administration . . . . . . Activities Athletics . . . Advertising Scenery IN MEMORY Mr. John W. Combs, who lived with and for Holston Valley students from the time our school first started, has left many vacant hearts in the classroom and on the campus. We grieve for his passing but rejoice in having had him as a teacher, friend, and co-worker, THE CRITERION STAFF and ADVISOR 12 DEDICA TION It is with deep gratitude and appreciation of the kind deeds, courtesies, and the helpful influence of one who has labored unselfishly for the education of ALL Holston Valley youth; whose interest has been for the improvement of our lives; whose sacrifices have made it possible for many accomplishments during our high school days, that we dedicate THE CRITERION to our Yearbook Advisor, Miss Daphne J ones. The class of 1965 13 ADMINISTRA TION Supt . J. Craft Akard Mr. W. L. Cox, Supervisor Mr. Nat Barnes, Chairman of School Board 14 Member of School Board -- Mr. Alonzo Vance and wife relaxing at their home in Deerfield Acres. 15 Giving aid and encouragement 16 Miss Mildred Rutherford -- Senior Sponsor Miss Alys Barr -- Home Economics Mr. Don Emmert -- Senior Sponsor Mrs. Thelma Stallard -- Commercial Miss Daphne Jones -- Yearbook Advisor 17 1 18 Miss Thelma Rotenberry -- Librarian Mr. Ralph Erwin -- Guidance Mr. Norman Mitchell -- Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Stewart --English 19 HOW WE SPEND Mrs . Stallard Mrs . Holden Miss Rutherford Miss Rotenberry Mr . Emmeri Mr . Addington HOURS Mr. Mitchell n i .! i«j ! CHILDREN Miss Burr Miss Davis Miss Booher Mrs. Pinkston Mr. Erwin p I ' -.:. . . . . . with and for LUNCH ROOM WORKERS Mrs. Hinkle Mrs. Tester Mrs. T ay lor CARETAKERS Mr. Woods Mr. Woodby 22 CLASSES Jeryl Mumpower, sophomore class president; Debbi Childress, junior class president; Ted Thomas, freshman class president; Sharon Rutherford, seventh class president; Eddie Lucas, senior class president. 23 Sharon Baines Barbara Beasley Joann Bentley 24 Barbara Blankenbeckler Armena Boyd Ray Brown Ronnie Booher Roger Brown 25 John Buchanan Nancy Clark h. Elizabeth Galloway Dorothy Denton Linda Foran Jimmy Gentry Judy Carrier 26 Wiiiiirmmmx Brenda Hicks Jean Humphreys Jerry Hicks Larry Howser Carolyn Holbrook 27 20 29 Ronnie Reed Johnny Rash James Roberts Phyllis Rogers Bernice Rogers Carolyn Pickle 30 T r HHRHUlSl Billy Rosenbalm Roy Rowlette Peggy Rouse Sammy Sweeney Katherine Smithson Janice Strouth 31 32 Pat Wright Ik Betty Cox Ernest Shelley 33 FIRST ROW: Reporter, Donna Leonard; Secretary, Bibi Galloway; President, Eddie Lucas. SECOND ROW: Sgt. at arms, Ernie Shelley; Treasurer, Charles O ' Dell; Vice President, Tina Hogsett. CLASS MOTTO Together we stand, divided we fall CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Homeroom Representatives: Charlotte Thomas Brenda Adkins Blue and Gold 34 JUNIORS Billy Arnold Ronnie Campbell Randy Bowers Gary Barnett Jim Bishop Bert Callahan Tommy Barnett Linda Bowman Don Caudill Janice Blevins 35 Carol Dickerson Douglas Duncan Johnny Duncan Betty Eldreth JUNIORS Debbie Childress Duane Clark Laync Clark Sue Cowan Mary Cox Don Cross Kenny Cross Gene Delaney 36 ■!■■ ■■ ■ i ■ Ewm Charles Foran Dave Garland Betsy Hobbs Becky Fleenor Jean Fleenor Mary Jo Gross Jimmie Flick Ronnie Gardner Marcella Herndon Joyce Foran Marie Galloway Patsy Gross 37 Wayne Holden Bonnie Hughes r Dennis Moretz Barbara Hutton Clarence Keith Herbert Morrell Tommy King Wayne Lawson Judy Morrell JUNIORS Norman Norris Tommy Peaks Brenda Nunn Mary Jane Offield Eddie Perry Bill Price JUNIORS Connie Rice Gary Rice Linda Rhymer Willie Offield Sandra Reynolds Roy Roberts 39 Ronnie Rogers Carolyn Smithson Wilma Rogers Joanne South Pauline Shaver Judy Stophel Janie Smith Charlotte Strouth 40 41 Vice-Pres. , Patty Morris; Reporter, Linda Bowman; Secretary, Judy Stophel; President, Debbie Childress; Treasurer, Wilma Rogers. Which twin has the Toni? Which is Duane and Which is Layne? Home room representatives -- Linda Rhymer, Duane Tallman, Connie Rice. 42 HOLSTON VALLEY BOYS AT TECHNICAL SCHOOL Machine Tool Design A. L. Harkleroad -- Instr. Machine Shop Mike Carty -- Instr. Auto Mechanics Mr. Cross -- Instr. General Building Trades J M. Pierce -- Instr Industrial Electronics T. O. Cowan, Jr. -- Instr. 43 Benny Weaver Mary Lou Wise David Wood Kay Wright Sophomore Twins Homeroom Representatives Miss Davis, June McGaha, Mr. Shaw, Kay Wright. Pres. , Jeryl Mumpower; V-Pres. , Chester Hughes; Sec. , Linda Blankenbeckler; Treas. , Betty Sue Emmert; Sgt. at arms, Benny Meade. 44 SOPHOMORES Judy Adkins Maurice Allison Frank Arnold Jimmy Baines Peggy Barr Brenda Beasley Martha Beeler Nancy Bentley Laurel Bentley Linda Blankenbeckler Lana Booher Linda Booher Ted Booher Sirena Buckles Billy Callahan Charles Cantrell Gary Carrier Bobby Carlyle Patsy Christian Peggy Combs 45 Carol Duncan Janet Eldreth Betty Emmert Brock Fleenor Reba Fleenor Sandra Foster Jerry Fritts Connie Funk Carol Gentry Betty Grubb Connie Gurley Sonny Helton Ethel Howington Wayne Hunnigan Wayne Hutton Linda Keith Chuck King Helen King Cathey Maddux Johnney Manuel CLASS OF ’ 67 Ann Hockett Robert Tester 46 June McGaha Wayne Booher Sharon Miller Tony Myers Kenneth Pierson Raymond Roark Jerry Smith Benny Meade Barry Myers Carolyn Phillips Stanley Smithson SOPHOMORES Charlene Seats Melba Morrell Paul Newman Randall Roark Fred Rogers Phyllis Rogers 47 CLOTHES THAT FIT Linda Booher C arefree Connie Johnson Distinctly Suburban Phyllis Denton Go Your Leisurely Way 48 Patty Morris Nothing Ruffles The Poise THE WA Y you LIVE Sandra Reynolds Janice Mottern Year-round White City-wise Black Jo Ann Bentley Misty Mixture 49 Connie Gurley Put On City Airs BOYS’ COUNTY DAT Jack McPherson and Janice Mottern Eddie Lucas Elected: County Sessions Judge Willie Offield Bill Price Jean Humphreys Jeryl Mumpower Linda Blankenbeckler Wayne Boyd Hershel Crusenberry Reba Alford Johnny Baines Monty Allison Frances Bentley Clayton Arnold Gladys Bentley Beryl Casaday Bobby Callahan Bobby Joe Carrier Billy Callahan Jerry Campbell H. Denton Dwayne Brown Ginger Campbell 51 Kenneth Denton Hugh Fuller Phyllis Denton Noretta Graybeal Gloria Epperson Bobby Greer Jimmy Foran Larry Fritts Susie Hawthorne Nancy Hicks Jenan Dorman Jerry Landore Allan Jackson Homer Leonard Betty Johnson Rudy Morrell Connie Johnson Steve Morrell Shirley Jones Carl Nixon 52 Evelina Arnold Cecil Booher Dorothy Cox Judy Green Dorwin Baines Joyce Carrier .Ricky Bashem Patricia Clark Sharon Bentley Gary Combs CLASS OF’ 68 Lois Deel Linda Duncan Kenneth Epperson Connie Guinn Ann Harrison Jimmy Helbert Jackie Bolling Allen Cross Amaris Galloway Shirley Helbert 53 Pat Kelsey Jenny Kesner Debbie Houser Diane Los Diane Owens Robert Lawson Donna O ' Dell Darlene Patrick Bobby Pentecost David Phillips Richard Pierce Paul Reece Paul Reagan Wayne Rush 54 Imogene Rutter Phyllis Rutherford Venus Snider Marcia Smithson Carolyn Silcox Judy Smithson Joyce Stapleton Allan Stidham Joyce Swiney Ronnie Wallace Phyllis Stone Johnny Trivette Bertha Widner 55 Charlie Wise ARE THEY REALLY TWINS? Margaret Wise Linda Wyatt WHICH IS TED? WHICH IS DON? Room Representatives Pres. -- Teddy Thomas V-Pres. — Patricia Clark 56 Billy Callahan, Connie Johnson, Donna O ' Dell CLASS OFFICERS 8th. Pres. , Manda Graham; V-Pres. , Mike Taylor; Sec. -Treas, Billy McGee; Reporter, Jimmy Mahaffey Joan Trivette. Sergeant at Arms, Sandra Jackson; Home Room rep. , Barbie Montgomery. Judy Wise Barbara Woods Glen Woods EIGHTH GRADE J. Bowman M. Ford S. Fuller M. Graharji P. Baines S. Blevins C. Gross K. Gross J Mahaffey S. Jackson J. King D Lunsford B. McGee B. Montgomery J. Montgomery F. Price P. Pyle L. Rouse W. Seats F. Shaver J. Smith M. Taylor G. Trivette P. Rutherford Mike Taylor Bobby Vaughan D. Arnold J. Arnold J. Comer P. Arnold B. Caldwell H. Gross D. Howington D. Johnson R. Newman E. Parks M. Pyle E. Richards S. Rutherford M. South R. Roark J. Tallman M. Rogers W. Rogers L. Taylor K. Thomas L. Watson R. Widner J. Widner J. Widner UNDERCLASSMAN MUSIC The Criterion The Criterion, A goal so sweet; Ne ' er to be cast down, And trod ' neath feet. A goal so sweet, One highly set; One to remember, And ne ' er forget. May we ne ' er forget, The days that have passed; May they be with us, ' Till the very last. ' Til at last, Our journey ' s done; Remember our goal, The Cri-ter-i on. Unknown Student SCHOLARSHIP LETTERS Linda Newman, Janice Mottern, Jean Ann Humphreys, Sandra Wilson. Willie Offield, Duane Tallman, Helen King. Norma Scyphers, Carolyn Silcox. Patsy Baines 61 HONOR STUDENTS Grade 90 or above. Debbi Childress, Gene Delaney, Herbert Morrell, Willie Offield, Juniors: Rebecca Fleenor, Duane Tallman. Seniors: Sharon Baines, Carolyn Holbrook, Jean Humphreys, Linda Newman, Bernice Rogers, Katherine Smithson, Charlotte Thomas, Patricia Wright. Sophomores: Linda Blankenbeckler, Patsy Christian, Reba Fleenor, Jeryl Mumpower, Raymond Roark, Kay Wright. 62 HONOR STUDENTS Grade 90 or above . Freshmen: David Mahaffey, Norma Scyphers, Carolyn Silcox. Seventh Grade: Dorothy Johnson, Peggy Arnold, Doris Arnold, Mickey Rogers, Brenda Cox, Hadley Gross. Eighth Grade: Patsy Baines, Mike Taylor. Ill IIS • • ir- Sr ' 63 ORGANIZA TIONS Bill Price, Pres. Bible Club; Steve Morrell, Pres. Mr. Shaw ' s Science Club; Ronnie Booher, Pres. Mrs. Hodges ' Science Club; Ray Brown, Pres. F.F.A. ; Donna Leonard, Pres. F.H. A. ; Sharon Wagner, Pres. Glee Club; Elizabeth Galloway, Pres. Spanish Club; Charlotte Thomas, Pres. Beta Club; Brenda Adkins, Editor, Black and White ; Carolyn Holbrook, Pres. Library Club; Jean Humphreys, Anchor Club. 64 BIBLE CLUB SPONSOR — Mrs. Naff LIBRARY CLUB SPONSOR — Miss Rotenberry 65 66 67 SCIENCE CLUB MRS. HODGES, SPONSOR To Stimulate Greater Interest in Science To interest students in projects to Complete for Scholarships later Sharron Baines, Secretary, Treasurer; Brenda Trivette, Reporter; Mrs. Hodges, Sponsor; Ronnie Booher, President; Charles O ' Dell, Vice-President. 68 Officers FRONT ROW: Phyllis Rutherford, Vice- President; Donna O ' Dell, Secretary, Treasurer. BACK ROW: Dewayne Brown, Reporter; Steve Morrell, President; Rickie Basham, Sgt. at Arms. SCIENCE CLUB, MR. SHA W, SPONSOR 69 ANCHOR CLUB Motto: Anchored, we hold. Purpose: To develop initiative and Leadership, provide experience, serve school and community, co-operate with school personnel, and to prepare for useful citi- zenship. 70 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The emblem of the Future Homemakers of America is octagonal in shape and bears the name of the organization, FUTURE HOME- MAKERS OF AMERICA, around the top of the plane, while around the lowest side of it is the motto, TOWARD NEW HORIZONS. In the center there is a house supported by two hands which symbolizes that the future homes of America are in the hands of the youth. 71 BETA CLUB Mr. Bailey, Sponsor; Ella Willis, Carolyn Silcox, Willie Offield, Charlotte Thomas, Linda Rhymer, Wilma Rogers, Helen King. Peggy Rouse, Norma Scyphers, Debbie Childress, Betty Emmert, Jean Humphreys, Sandra Wilson, Brenda Adkins. Carol Duncan, Linda Newman, Kay Wright, Linda Blankenbeckler, Jane McGinnis, Katherine Smithson, Janice Mottern, Charlotte Strouth. Cecil Booher, Raymond Roark, Charles O ' Dell, Duane Tallman, Jeryl Mumpower. BLACK AND WHITE «s� ‘ Doug Duncan, Sports; Donna Leonard, Club and Class; Ronnie Gardner, Features; Brenda Adkins, Editor; Debbi Childress, News; Mrs. Juanita Stewart, Sponsor; Charlotte Thomas, Campus Countdown. SPANISH CLUB AND OFFICERS Miss Davis, Kathy Mattox, Lana Booher, Patricia Pres. , Elizabeth Galloway; Vice Pres. , Linda Blank- Clark, Jenan Dorman, Linda Tallman, Jane Me- enbeckler; Sec., Linda Keith; Treas. , June McGaha; Ginnis, Janice Strouth, Marie Galloway. Reporter, Reba Fleenor; Sgt. -at-arms, Jack Mc- Pherson. 73 Co -editors: Sandra Wilson, Janice Mottern. CAMERA GIRLS: Denny Hicks, Patricia Wright. PROOFREADERS: Charles O ' Dell Linda Newman Layout Editors: Betty Tweed, Carolyn Holbrook, Joan Leonard. Typists: Janice Strouth, Elizabeth Galloway, Peggy Rouse, Brenda Adkins. GENERAL MANAGERS Jack McPherson Ray Brown ADVISORS Miss Daphne Jones Mr. W. E. Bailey 75 GREEN HANDS CHAPTURE FARMERS 76 Danny Boyd Sentinel 77 TOP TEN Janice Mottern 93 . 16 Linda Newman 93. 29 Charlotte Thomas 93.75 Tina Hogsett 92.41 78 Jean Humphrey 92.37 TOP TEN Patricia Wright 90.34 79 Carolyn Holbrook 90 . 16 80 In the Snow 81 Unto the Hills Surrounding H. V. in the Fall. 82 Activities 83 SPRING FESTIVAL Mrs. George Naff, fr. Director Ji r ?, .jf. JUNIOR-SENIOR . . . r ' ;v Crowning King and Queen Mr. Stewart and Mrs. Holden Class President Vocalizing pa • v ' N t w ( ) Wm -r ■ i r i wy l V y IH FHA GIRLS AND SPONSOR ENTERTAIN WITH BANQUET ANCHOR CLUB GIVES PROM Tina and Jimmy all alone Entertainers In full swing 89 South Holston Ruritan Officers -- Mr. Tackett, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Booher . Mr . Earl Rogers President Speech Gary McNew Charlotte Thomas Spelling Lois Deel Black and White Editor Linda Buchanan Oliver Vocational Charles O ' Dell Lynn O ' Dell Patsy Christian Brock Flee nor Tommy Vaughan Club Gives Banquet to Honor Students Mathematics, Science, Health -- Jeryl Mumpower, Betty Eldreth, Larry Howser, Betty June Smith, Willie Offield, Janet Eldreth, Charles O ' Dell, and Jimmy Duncan . Mr. Rogers presents trophy to Jeryl Mumpower for making highest aver age . English, Latin, Spanish -- Jeryl Mumpower, Willie Of- field, Sandra Wilson, Betty June Smith, Duane Tallman. Top Six: High est to the low est Jeryl Mumpower, Betty J . Smith, Willie Offield, Carolyn Silcox, Sandra Wilson, Patricia Baines . ALL-SPORTS BANQUET Enjoying Refreshments ri. ' ■ ? - Letter Men Cheer Leaders A vVjV.v k SN-NUNr t HOME The Able Miss Cain Proudly Presenting Directed by Miss Rutherford Anguish of Rehearsals Use of grease paint Careful casting Staunch Supporters Shirt lost . . . Another Play Is Born by the Junior Class Being watched over footlights on that night. Something either too What would have happened without us? long or too short . 1 M; 1 - 1 1 i 1 ■ i it . 3 ;| ® || I 1 f I 1 1| | i ■ til f ‘ 1 SENIOR presents Director: AUNT TILLIE Cast of Aunt Tillie Trask Lucinda T albot Pamela Marsh Lizzie Parsons Ellen Neeland Ronald Howland Luther Lorrimer Mervin Tucker Charlie One Lung Mrs. Tillie Tucker Dr. Hattie Bing 96 CLASS play Mi ss M. Rutherford GOES TO TOWN! Characters: Carolyn Holbrook Sharon Baines Joan Leonard Janice Mottern Sandra Wilson Ronnie Booher Ernie Shelley Eddie Lucas Jack McPherson Donna Leonard Charlotte Thomas 97 SENIOR COURT 98 99 Best dressed Most intellectual HALL Janice Mottern, Steve Talbert. Charles O ' Dell, Sandra Wilson Flirtiest Best personality Janice Strouth, Ronnie Booher. Ernest Shelley, Peggy Rouse. Ray Brown, Jean Humphrey. Neatest OF FAME Most humorous. 100 Elizabeth Galloway, Roy Rowlette. Most religious Armena Boyd Jimmy King HALL OF FAME Most likely to succeed Sandra Wilson Charles O ' Dell Sweetest Judy Carrier Doug Moore Most popular Jack McPherson Janice Mottern Betty Tweed Most creative Linda Newman Jack McPherson 101 Most cooperative Carolyn Holbrook Ray Brown BEST ALL-ROUND Eddie Lucas, Charlotte Thomas, Elizabeth Galloway. MOST TIMID Jimmy Arnold, Linda Foran. BEST SCHOOL SPIRITED Janice Mottem, Larry Blevins. SUPER MOST COURTEOUS Jo Anne Leonard, Paul Lacy. MOST STUDIOUS Linda Newman, Charles O ' Dell. MOST TALENTED Brenda Adkins, Ronnie Booher. 102 MOST ATHLETIC Dale Thomas, Tina Hogsett, Larry Blevins. HARDEST WORKERS Ray Brown, Janice Mottern. BEST LOOKING Steve Talbert, Betty Tweed. LA TIVES FRIENDLIEST Janice Strouth, Irby Blevins. MOST DEPENDABLE Janice Mottern, Jean Humphreys, MOST DILIGENT John Buchanan. Pat Wright, Larry Howser. 103 We Expect Things Done at Old H. V. Excitement Among the Seniors When a Junior Mr. Winegar measures Joan ' s finger for class ring . Mr. Bailey helps ease anxiety. Now we like ' em all! WINNERS IN MAGAZINE SALES Mrs. Naff -- Winning Homeroom Sponsor Ray Brown -- Campaign Manager June McGaha -- Mystery Salesman Barry Myers -- High Salesman Betty Grubb -- Second Place 106 Jerry Landore -- Third Place P.T.A. OFFICERS President -- Mr. Bud Clark Vice President -- Mrs. Ted Mottern Secretary -- Mrs. Warren Fleenor Treasurer -- Charles F. Emmert Parlimentarian -- Mr. Norman Mitchell PARENTS VISITING CLASSROOMS 107 TOP AD SALESMEN Second Place T earn 7 First Place Team 2 Third Place Team 4 108 THE FIVE WHO SOLD THE MOST 109 SLAVE DAT AT . . . Who washed Miss Jones ' car? What about this ? That ' s too heavy for a little girl. Who cares? Mrs. Hodges has a nice slave. We aren ' t slaves but the owners of them . This is two too many. They sing so sweetly because they are bought with a PRICE . We enjoy being waited on . I can NOT fix it . This we MUST do. ON WAT TO CHEERLEADERS’ CONVENTION wh V ■ (■7 tA f m r i r K ■ V J I i J; y j f. A v 1 V Jft ft I ! We shout loud and clear for the REBELS hoping our vim, vigor, and vitality will increase their fight- ing spirit and bring them reward. 112 A THLETICS UNTO THE HILLS COMES TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: Steve Tolbert, Dale Thomas, Dave Garland, Benny Shaffer, Clarence Keith, W. Helton, W. Holden, T. Vaughan, S. Baines, I. Lowry. 2nd ROW: J. Smith, H. Leonard, L. Howser, T. Booher, G. Rice, I. Blevins, R. Brown, B. Weaver, N. Norris, Coach Erwin. 3rd ROW: J. Thomas, T. Morrell, K. Gross, G. Garland, L. Blevins, Charles For an. Hurdles -- Tommy Vaughan 114 Broadjump -- Tony Morrell High Jump -- Kenneth Gross Pole Vault -- Tony Morrell Mile Run -- Dave Garland 880 yd. dash -- Clarence Keith 115 440 yd. dash -- Tony Morrell 100 yd. dash -- Benny Shaffer Discus -- K. Gross Shot -putt -- K. Gross Baton Exchange -- Dale Thomas, Sammy Baines 2 Mile Relay -- Sonny Helton, Charles Foran Irby Blevins Ronnie Wallace TEAM ale Thomas Larry Blevins Glen Graybeal Rowlette Mr. Erwin Mr. Peters VARSITY Eddie Luc as Tony Myers Dave Garland Charles Cantrell JUNIOR VARSITY Bobby Callahan Johnny Trivette Junior Leonard Wayne Rush Allen Jackson Brock Fleenor Richard Pierce Paul Reece David Mahaffey Herbert Morrell Cecil Booher Bobby Pentecost Steve Morrell Charles White BASEBALL: THE REBELS 1st ROW: Kenny Gross, Benny Mead, Tommy Peaks, Eddie Lucas, Gene Delaney, Eddie Perry, Dale Thomas, Herbert Morrell, Larry Carrier. 2nd ROW: Geryl Mumpower, Allen Jackson, Gary Graybeal, Ted Booher, R. Pierce, Bert Callahan, L. D. Hockaday, C. King. 3rd ROW: B. Callahan, Frank Arnold, B. Callahan, Brock Fleenor, Glen Gray- beal, Don Cross, Coach Peters. GIRLS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION The entire gang. We are readying our bow rlii ' YEA ft « « A J t Trying to hit the bull’s-eye. A friendly game of Volleyball. And then Softball . But what happened? 126 REBELS vs. TIGERS 127 CROSS COUNTRY Gary Barnett Charles Foran Homer Leanord Jimmy Smith Larry Blevins Dave Garland Geryl Mumpower 128 Cross-Country Team Which is the deer? CAR PARADE First Place Second Place Third Place JOT COMES WITH SELLING AND SIGNING OF Typing Requires Math The Briarwood Four It ' s Fun to Work on the Criterion Starting the day out with die morning devotions The Long and the Short of us All Posing??? The junior Pages DEPENDABLE LANDSCAPING. PLANTING AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE Phillipswood Garden Center, Inc. 1045 ABINGDON HWY , BRISTOL. VA LANDSCAPE DESIGNING Robert E. Wherry Owner-m an aoir GRAHAM OIL HEATING SERVICE Bristol, Va. Phone 669-7641 Free Burner Service ELLIS PHARMACY Drive-In Prescription Service Tel. 628-29 01 Abingdon, Va. Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY Bristol, T enn . WRIGHT EQUIPMENT COMPANY Abingdon- B ri stol Hwy . Phone 628-2477 -- Abingdon, Va. MEADOWVIEW FARM SUPPLY Highway 1 1 Massey Ferguson L New Holland Sales Service Meadowview Virginia ROBERTS TIRE RECAPPING Abingdon- B ri stol Hwy. Phone: 628-7 571 Abingdon, Virginia JOHNSON COUNTY TRACTOR CO. Massey- Ferguson Sales Service Leris Wills, Owner Mountain City Tennessee HI- LO DRIVE-IN Bristol- Abingdon Highway We Are Now Pink and White With Drive -up Windows Enjoy a Hi-Burger Best Wishes to the Senior Class from J. C. VANN EQUIPMENT CO. FLEENOR POULTRY FARM Mr. E. D. Darter QUALITY PRINTERS, INC. P.O. Box 1103 Bristol, Va. Phone 669-6921 495 Airport Road Basham ' s Coin-omatic Laundry Highway 4 21 -- Next to the Holston Valley Shopping Center Where you are always Welcome. RALPH ' S State at Penn. B ri stol Compliments of STRONG - ROBINETTE BAG CO INC . Bristol, Tennessee GRAYBEAL ' S GROCERY SERVICE STATION Texaco and Havoline Products Route 3 Bristol, T enn . 764-7791 Hickory Tree Bus Line CARL ' S Hazelwood St . 421 Offering Special Rates to School s 217 McDowell Phone 764-1521 ! Bristol Tennessee FAIRMOUNT SERVICE STATION TEXACO PRODUCTS W. C. WARD AND CARL W. ROGERS, Owners CORNER VI ROINIA AVE. AND MAPLE ST. BRISTOL, TENN. PHONE 50 4-3 6 51 BARR ' S JEWELRY SHOP Guaranteed Watch Repair Play Golf 60 Penn . Ave . KING COLLEGE GOLF COURSE CECIL CARRIER ' S ESSO Open Week Days GRILL Closed All Day Sundays Highway 421 -- Bristol, T enn . Phone 764-5738 MORTON ' S GROCERY HOLSTON VALLEY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Minister, Howard Taylor Students who attend our church: 112 Pennsylvania Ave . Darlene Patrick Wayne Booher Bristol, T ennessee Tommy Barnett Gary Barnett Wayne Lawson Sonny Baines Jerry Landore Larry Fritts Brenda Hicks Robert Lawson Larry’s Recreation Center Compliments of King College South ' s Finest Weaver Pike - Bristol, Tenn. Let Us Help You with Your College Plans For Future Information Write William E. Pauley King College 36 Lane Bowling Center Skateland Billiards - Steak House Drive-In- Re staurant Bristol, Tennessee HOLSTON VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER NELSON ' S SINCLAIR JOHNSON ' S FABRIC SHOP PIPPIN FLORIST Route 4 Bristol, Tennessee Your Friendly Country Store RAY ' S NEWS HOLSTON VALLEY GOLF COURSE PAYNE SAUSAGE COMPANY Best W i she s from LAKE-WAY DRIVE IN Highway 421 Phone 764-4632 GEORGE MORRELL Booths, Tables, and Curb Service Compliments of TWIN CITY AUTO PARTS 9 20 Shelby St . Bristol, Tennessee MARY GREY HOSIERY MILLS SRt Holston Valley Shell Route 4 Bristol, Tenn. Owner - Allen McNew 764-6022 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1965. | pn Ip Central Holston Christian Church Hickory Tree Road Eugene Brockley, Minister Roger Myers, Asst. Minister Hayes and Reynolds Furniture Company Highway 421 THE COUNTRY STORE THAT SAVES YOU MORE B ristol T enne s see Clark and Palm Drugs EDGEMONT SHOPPING CENTER The S. E. Massengill Company Manufacturers of Fine Pharmaceuticals Since 1897 Bristol, Tennessee Chicago Dallas Kansas City New York San Francisco ■ Compliments of HATCHER ' S CLEANERS AND FURRIERS ELECTRICITY is the most economical commodity purchased today. The more electricity you use the cheaper it is per kilowatt hour . See your electrical appliance dealer for the many labor saving devices that are for sale today. When You Think Of Clothes Squthside Shopping Center Bristol, Tennessee RUTHERFORD COAL COMPANY 15 Fourth St. Phone 764-1821 High Grade Coal Oil-treated Stoker, Egg-Lump, Block Bristol Tennessee Electric System TRI-CITY BANK And TRUST COMPANY The Salvation Army Can Help You To Help Others Phone 764-6156 May God Bless You! Bristol and Blountville Member - Federal Deposit Insurance Corp . 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Compliments of SMITH FLORAL COMPANY Phone: NOrth 9-7144 Bristol Tennessee DUB BOLLING ' S RESTAURANT CONFECTIONERY Good Food — Reasonable Prices William Bolling, Owner Phone 764-3492 636 Broad St. Bristol, Tennessee Mrs. Fred D. Weaver, Pres. FRED D. WEAVER FUNERAL HOME 630 LOCUST STREET PHONE SOuth 4-133L Bristol, Tennessee o 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Graham School Pictures 17 25 Edgemont Ave . , Bristol, T enn . , Phone 764-7 168. NATIONAL BANK TIME TO SAVE X RATURE OF SULLIVAN COUNTY SERVICE BARBER SHOP RILEY ' S REAL ESTATE SPIC N ' SPAN RESTAURANT McKAMEY ' S SHOE SHOP DEEYA COSMETIC STUDIO BEAUTY SHOP 900 Fifth St. Bristol, Tenn Heavenly Foods at Earthly Prices I I BRISTOL - KINGSPORT PETER PAN PASTRY SHOPPE, INC. Home Owned Your Specialty Bake Shoppe Phone 669-8171 Bristol, Va. 507 Cumberland CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! from Bristol Commercial College Established 1895 Mrs. Mary Ellis Wright, Executive Director FULL COURSE OR SHORT TERM TRAINING Certified by the Tennessee State Board for Private Business Schools Stenograph! c Secretarial Executive Secretarial Member of the United Business Schools As sociation Bookkeeping 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 -- 968-1422 Night 764-1435 SEVIER ' S LAUNDRY Friends of The Family Since ' 99 Bristol ' s Only Sanitone Dry Cleaner CAMERA SHOPS 514 Cumberland Street 5 Cash-Carry Offices 10 Delivery Units 1540 Euclid Avenue Bristol, Virginia SOUTHSIDE SHOPPING CENTER Bristol, Tennessee De VAULTS, INC . Compliments of THE OAKLEY COMPANY, INC. Bristol, Tennessee Athletic Supplies, Sporting Goods 14 Lee St . Bristol, Virginia Phone 669-7521 Compliments of McGHEE PRINTING CO., INC. Haynesfield Esso Servicecenter 300 Bluff City Highway Bristol, Tennessee Road Service -- 764-201 1 Atlas Tires, Tubes L Accessories Complete Auto Repairs Compliments of BALL BROTHERS FURNITURE CO. - Bri stol- Virginia Tennessee Compliments of A FRIEND REMINE®GOBBLE Van iDervort’s, 3nc. ■MART BTYLES QUALITY SHOES PROPERLY FITTED PARAMOUNT THEATRE BUILDING BRISTOL, TENNESSEE If It ' s Building Material See BRISTOL BUILDING SUPPLY Lee St. Phone No 9-4184 Bristol, Va. FRANKLIN SAVINGS LOAN CORP. 29 Sixth Street Bristol, Tenn. Loans, Savings Acc., Financing Paul A. Morrell Telephone Manager SO 4-2161 Bristol Trailer Sales, Inc. Blontville Hwy . Bristol, Tennessee FRED FORD AUTO SALES John R . Snead phone lb4 _ b541 V -President Fred M. Ford, Owner AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER SALES and SERVICE BLOUNTVILLE, TENN. BLOUNT VI LLE APPLIANCE T .V . CO. Authorized Frigidaire Sales : Service -- Specializing In Color Appliances Blountville, Tenn. Ph. 323-8141 Ray Jarnigan - Frank De Caterina SALESMAN f FA. 3-5400 P H □ N E9 : {FA. 3-5422 Res. Phone FA. 3-7412 BLOUNT VI LLE APPLIANCE T.V. CO. Zenith Authorized Sales Service - Specializing In Color Television Blountville Tenn. Ph . 323-8141 Ray Jarnigan - Frank De Caterina KASSEM AUTO SALES Home Beverage Compliments of Ya ' ll Come To The MOON LITE Drive-in Theatre Open the year round A FRIEND Jimmy Pepper - Owner - Manager 1-0 m 1 , ' BRISCOE ' S MOTOR INN TRI-ST A TE DISCOUNT CENTER Bristol, Virginia 45 Big Departments Open 9 am to 9 pm MEMBER OF CHARG-IT INC. 2412 W. State Street BRISTOL, TENNESSEE Intersection 11-W, 421, 58 TELEPHONE And Fed. 381 (Inside City) 764-2131 NATIONAL FABRIC ' S Tri-Cities Largest Selection 1504 Euclid Avenue Bristol, Virginia Dial 669-1119 APPALACHIAN PIANO SALES 1100 W . State St . Bristol, Tennessee R. Lynn Fleenor, President Typewriter Sales Service Co. Complete Office Outfitters Phone 764-3181 832 State Street Bristol, Tennessee Dairy Products First Federal For Ener gy SAVJNGS AND LOAN ASSN. of Bristol 110 PIEDMONT ST. □ BRISTOL. VA. □ First Choice for Home Loans □ Creators of “Save With a Purpose” Plans EARN BIG 4 % DIVIDENDS Batter Whipped Compliments of BARR ' S SPORTING GOODS CO. Seventh St. Bristol, T enn . BOYD WRECKING CO. Commercial Wrecking All Second Hand Material Available Ph . 669-5933 Williams St. Bristol, Virginia A hard Funeral Home 1912 West State St. Bristol One of the South ' s Finest Completely Air Conditioned DAVID AKARD Monroe International Corporation Bristol Plant Valley Drive Bristol, Virginia South Holston Ruritan A RURAL COMMUNITY SERVICE ORGANIZATION ☆ Community Service fa Fellowship fa Goodwill TH HOLSTON RURITAN ROUTE 4 RISTOL, TENNESSEE We believe that the greatest handicap to rural communities is the inability of rural people to get together regularly where problems affecting the community, the state, and the nation may be systematically and thoroughly considered. Compliments of COWAN BROTHERS Bristol, Virginia MOORE-EARHART CO. Athletic Goods -- Luggage Harness and Saddles 647 State St . Bristol, Virginia Compliments of VALLEYDALE PACKERS INC. Valleydale Meat Products Bristol, Virginia We Sell Wayfarer and American Gentleman Shoes for the entire family BRISTOL HOME TRADE STORE Next Door to People ' s Drug Compliments of GRAHAM BIBLE SCHOOL ' 214 Seventh St., Bristol, Tenn. One-year Basic Bible Bible Institute B.A. Major in Bible USAF RECRUITING OFFICE 46 Piedmont Street Bristol, Virginia Sgt . Weatherly Sgt . Salyers FULLER BUS LINE Bristol to Saltville c Damascus Local and Charter Service Phone 669-5522 ODUM ELECTRIC SERVICE BAINES FURNITURE SHOP STATE LINE RESTAURANT FURROW ' S JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE FASHION SHOP Compliments of MRS. BLANCHE PYLE C. RAY BROWN Plumbing, Heating Repairing DIAL 764-2064 R.F.D. 4, EMMET ROAD BRISTOL, TENN., $M( fiokel hers Neon and Plastic Signs Outdoor Advertising Phone 968-1451 Fifteenth and Shelby Streets Bristol, Tennessee POPE PAVING, INC. Bristol - Kingsport Highway Bristol Tennessee POTEET AND COMPANY Chrysler - Imperial Mercedes Benz i 814 Broad St. Bristol, Tenn. Phone 764-3941 EDMOND BROS. SUPPLY CO. Building Materials Ready Mix Concrete Bluff City Highway Bristol, Tennessee DOAK PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Printers 804 Anderson Street Bristol, Tennessee BRISTOL FEED AND SEED FRIENDLY CAFE HOLSTON GRILL Wholesale Distr a b u t otSj Tuc J£ 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 BLOCK OFF STATE ON tcmON WEALTH AVENUE — ■ . - ■ , TT— a PRINCIPAL ' S NOTE It is with mixed emotions that we see the class of 1964-65 leave Holston Valley High School. The faculty and myself will miss you, and we feel sure that you will miss us. We hope that your stay here has prepared you to meet the many challenges that you are going to face. It is also our hope that this will not be the end of your formal education. We would feel that our cause had been lost if you do not proceed to further de- velop the many abilities that you possess. We wish each of you the best, and encourage you to accept your responsibilities as citizens of our great nation. 4J. £. 155 As we leave on our Sentimental Journey we wish to thank all who helped to make our Yearbook possible and wish for our loyal friends a successful future. In behalf of all the Seniors, we, The Criterion Staff and Advisor, with sad hearts and tear-stained eyes try to express our sin- cere appreciation to everyone for the interest and encouragement given us during our years at Holston Valley High. We are lifting our eyes Unto These Hills thankfully for having the many opportunities offered by our Alma Mater. We are saying Farewell but not Good- Bye. £ Chorus It ' s ft w Hoi ALMA MATER For Reference Not to be taken fro m this room ston Val :: lay. 2 -) f i — 9 — — — ...M. M — - 1 = == a The ft Ift . ft boy. with ft pride Come of ev ery girl W 3 on you 3 old N grads , m us young lads , It ' s Hoi ? and Join ston Val - ley now we cheerl Now is the 1 — T k 1 M — ' w — right time. To get in the right line. b — 4 — i — - - - 9 ■= — : k — 4 j — no mat - ter where you are 1 1 ' k m, 7 w 9 Z3 1 1 1 B ’ 9 to - day, For there is none so 1 m m y w W- w f m 9 -m j w — ' dear as our school here. So hail i — — - 7 — s ) — ■ 4 9 to Hoi - ston Val - le it H lilt