Honaker High School - Torch Yearbook (Honaker, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1986 volume:

|i lg QEReReare Pepe pep] | CPC eee eee 3 1086 TORCH Beringer, and Christy Newberry watch as the Band marches in at VOLUME X coc Eon ee Published by the Torch Staff Honaker High School P.O. Box 764 Honaker, VA 24260 TITLE PAGE 4 WE CANNOT CONTROL THE WINDS ... BUT WE CAN DIRECT THE SAILS. A theme, as always, is the catalyst of any yearbook. Real- izing this, we put forth our best effort to create a theme which would apply to every student at Honaker High School. Our thinking was pointed in a particular direction, however. We sought to find a way for our 2 OPENING PROLOGUE theme to apply to eighth grade students as well as seniors. Throughout our high school years, we are constantly given new directions and paths to fol- low. As underclassmen we were always Finding Our Way matur- ing both physically and mentally to meet the requirements set for us. As seniors, we have found our way through high school, to doors opening to the responsibil- ities of adulthood with new di- rections and new beginnings. We have worked, we have learned, we have matured — but most of all — we have en- joyed Finding Our Way! TABLE OF CONTENTS Student life Homecoming 6 Orange you ... ? AZ Seniors —- A7. Portraits 18 Trip 35 Top ten 36 Graduation 38 Prom 44 Juniors 47 Sophomores 59 Freshmen 69 Eighth grade 79 Fall sports 99 Winter sports 416 Spring sports 426 Awards 434 Music 440 Clubs f25 Administration 156 and Faculty Ads Work Progresses. Workmen take advantage of the unsea- sonably warm weather in No- vember to progress even fur- ther on the new addition to the high school, which is to be fin- ished by January 1987. TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 Thumbs Up! Johnny and Randy show their enthusiasm for pep ral- lies. Percussion line up. Jessica, Glenda, and One, Two, Three Kick. Sonya, Rob- Kerry seem anxious to perform with the in, and Julia practice to be future band during a pep rally routine. Rockettes. A PEP RALLY PEP RALLIES Senior Cluster. Senior players are Listen. Chico says, “When we recognized in the last pep rally of | score big, nobody comes to the | the season. game. Gee. Look everyone we're alll in rhythm. Boom Boom. The band struts their stuff. PEP RALLY 5 FBLA sponsor. Mrs. Meade watches the progress being made on the FBLA float. Your’re a sweetheart. Steven Compton and Sonya Fletcher ride on the Beta float as Junior Varsity Sweethearts. Want to help. Karen Street works hard, but is ready for a break. 6 HOMECOMING HOMECOMING AND PREPARATIONS Homecoming week is an exciting time for the students here at H.H.S. With school starting in September, little time was allowed for the prep- arations concerning Homecoming. Homecoming week was filled with various activities. The SCA worked hard to provide a variety of activi- ties for each day of the week. Fri- day, September 27, was the open- ing to an exciting weekend. For the first time in many years, students were allowed to work and deco- rate club floats during school time, under the supervision of club spon- sors. Given this priviledge the stu- dents responded by being very ac- tive and cooperative. Floats were brought onto the driving range and most of the day Friday was spent decorating. Although the weather- man kept predicting rain, Friday proved to be a partly sunny and warm day. That evening at 5:30, Honaker was full of anxious people to view the parade. There was a judging of the floats before the parade. The Junior Class won Most Spirited, SCA won Queen Award, and the FBLA won Most Unusual Award. Hundreds of devoted fans filled the Fuller Field Stadium to watch the mighty Tigers. At the beginning of the game the Honaker Tiger Band put on an excel- lent performance. Also, Shelia McFarlane crowned Linda Miller Homecoming Queen. Saturday night the cafeteria was full of life as the Homecoming Dance took place from 7:00-11:00 p.m. This Homecom- ing will be remembered by all as a success. Are they straight? Juanita Price struggles to place the letters for the float on straight. Pi Door decorations. Mrs. Hughes’ class shows their talent by making a poster for the door decoration contest. Can you do this? Mrs. Johnson shows Todd Yates how to fold the napkins for the floats. HOMECOMING 7 On September 27, 1985, Linda Mill- er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller, was crowned Homecoming Queen. She was escorted by Jon Humphries, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Callhan. Linda was one of the four girls nominated for Home- coming Queen by the Senior class. 4984 Homecoming Queen Shelia McFarlane relinquishes her title as Mr. David Musick crowns Linda. 8 HOMECOMING HOMECOMING 1985 Terri Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hart, represented the senior class as an attendant. She was es- corted by Chris Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Taylor. Leslie Dotson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Dotson, was selected as one of the Homecoming Attendants for the Junior class. She was escort- ed by Randy Vernon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Vernon. Becky Honaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Honaker, was no- minated as one of the four Senior Homecoming Attendants. She was escorted by Curt Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Cook. Tammy Kiser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kiser was selected as the other Homecoming Attendant for the Junior Class. She was escort- ed by Jeff Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Miller. DOING IT WITH STYLE Jennifer Simerly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Simerly, was the soph- omore representative for Home- coming Attendant. She was escort- ed by Jeff Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller. Becki Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller, was chosen by the freshman class as Homecoming At- tendant. She was escorted by Rod Siate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Slate. Sonya Fletcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fletcher, and Steve Compton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sher- man Compton, were chosen as Ju- nior Varsity Sweethearts. Ava Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hart, represented the eighth grade class as Homecoming Atten- dant. She was escorted by Keith Compton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Compton. Vickie Vance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vance, was chosen Maid of Honor for the 1985 Homecoming Court. She was escorted by Larry McGlothin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mem- phis McGlofhin. Sonya Beringer and Pam Cox were chosen 1985 Varsity Football Sweethearts. They were escorted by Randy Sizemore who was cho- sen Sweetheart by the Varsity Girls Basketball team. HOMECOMING 9 10 USE OF TIME Wipe This is how it’s done. Mary Musick concen- trates on painting a neg- ative and positive picture in art class. Catching up. Kim Miller takes time to work on a report. A famil- iar sight. One never see's Jeri Hess without a book. Here she is using her extra time in study hall fo catch up on the pleasure read- ing. Caught. Charlie Price and Mike Whited are discov- ered in the hall going to their lockers during sixth period. Naptime. Dean Miller uses his study hall to catch up on his sleep. Say cheese, please. Kim Honaker smiles as she takes time from class to glance out the window at the photographer. NS UO Qe sVIE NT = Time in Schoo! — 6 hrs. Instruction Time — 2 to 4 hrs. Engaged Time — |!2 to 3% hrs. Success Time — 2 to 41% hrs. At the high school level, the most frequent off-task behaviors were socializing (6.0%), daydreaming (4.9%), and waiting for class to end (5.3%), or to begin (5.0%). Over 21% of class time was devoted to these four off- task behaviors. Boys spent more time waiting for class to begin, having their pictures taken, and mis- behaving. Girls spent more time socializing. MOST FREQUENT OFF-TASK BEHAVIORS Socializing — 6.0% Class to end — 5.3% Class to begin — 5.0% Daydreaming — 4.9% Between activities — 1.9% Playing — 1.5% Getting materials — 1.5% Doodling — 1.3% Intercom — 1.2% Pictures — 1.2% MAJOR DIFFERENCES BY SEX BOYS Socializing — 5.1% Class to begin — 5.8% Pictures taken — 2.1% Misbehaving — 1.5% GIRLS Socializing — 7.3% Class to begin — 3.9% Gossip time. Susan Honaker and Wiliam White use Taking a break. Daniel Hurt uses study hall time to hee ene their study hall time to discuss their weekend. Smile! relax, and to read a letter. Another busy day. Vig Karen Hale takes a break from her ter to give i t oo oes a big smile. ee els oer a No one has enough time, yet everyone has all there is. It is the one resource which is distributed equally to all. Use it wisely! USE OF TIME 11 ORANGE YOU A WINNER? Seniors win spirit stick. William Price, Sen- ior class Vice-President, displays the over- all enthusiasm that the Senior class exhibit- ed during the Tigers final football Pep Ral- ly. Bottom left — David Dye, Tiger Quar- terback, relaxes on game day. Bottom ORANGE YOU THE QUARTERBACK? 42 ORANGE YOU ... ? Best friends. Best friends are _— friends since eighth grade. an important part of many Below — Coach Bolling pre- students’ lives. Leisa Short pares himself for girls basket- and Karen Hale have been _ ball practice. ORANGE YOU BEST FRIENDS? center — Chad Jessee returns to school after recuperating from a motorcycle ac- ORANGE YOU READY YET? cident. Bottom right — Todd Yates si- lences the crowd with his solo in “God Bless the U.S.A.” ORANGE YOU INJURED? HOR R ez. 2 ORANGE YOU A SOLOIST? ORANGE YOU A TIGER PAL? Decorating lockers. Kim Sullivan was just one of the many participants in the Parents’ Club ‘Secret Tiger Pal’’. Football cheer- leaders, members of the band and other volun- teers decorated lockers and sent treats to varsity football players without revealing who they were. Participants were recog- nized at the athletic ban- quet. ORANGE YOU EMBARRASSED? 4 %, %e 1 gua k ih 4 oa oP, ie ORANGE OO ORANGE YOU GRIZZLY ADAMS? ORANGE YOU ... 2 13 I I eR a mm @seneeee et+68 e @, ee @ @ twee ee he ee | @6¢@ @ @heeteeunene © @ eet e@e et te stetes s © @, e © 4 @ � } «@ @ « . «es © � “a So pihesaataece 14 STUDENT LIFE Whether awake or alert or dreamy and drowsy, every student has one thing in common: we all soend almost six hours a day IN CLASS Taking their time. Brad Hart, Jeff Bise, and Jeff Hess take their time to get their calligraphy right for Art |. Everyone’s friend. Kim Hart always has a smile for everyone. This is how it’s done. Karen Taylor busy typing articles into the com- puter for the Hourglass. Mad scientists? No, Darrell Dye and Russell Street, two Shop | students, inspect a welded joint. A quiet place. Lisa Street takes advantage of some free time to study. STUDENT LIFE 15 This is the hardest part. Robert Honaker Up on those toes. Mona Dye stretches to takes his time crossing the twisted streamers hang the first streamers for the dance. across the wires. SADIE HAWKINS WEEK Each year the Art Club sponsors a Sadie Hawkins Dance in order to raise money for additional art mate- rials. This year the club decided to sponsor a funfilled week ending with the traditional Friday night dance. Each day students were asked to participate in dress-ups or fun activi- ties. The week included a back- wards day, purple and shades day, security day, sweat suit day and Lil’ Abner and Daisy Mae dress-up day. Six couples representing various grade levels, were nominated the previous week and voting took place all week long. At a penny a vote, the student body seemed to enjoy not only the voting process but the daily tallies. At the dance, Leslie Dotson and Brad Hart were announced as the winners of the Lil’ Abner and Daisy Mae contest. Best Dress-Up. Deanna Harris wins the Daisy | The winning couple. Winning smiles are displayed on the faces of Brad Hart and Leslie Dotsor Mae dress-up contest. who won the Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae Couple Contest. 16 Sadie Hawkins Michael R. Artrip Mark S. Boyd Stephanie L. Boyd S. Mark Boyd FRIENDLIEST: Chris Miller and Judy Wilson Donna S. Compton Scott L Compton J. Ray Cooper M. Ellen Cox Pamela A. Cox Mary K. Dye 18 SENIORS SENIORS 19 Picea ——_ CLASS CLOWNS: Jeff Webb and Karen Hale Mark C. Hale Judy E, Harris Terri L. Hart Terry L. Hart Tracy L. Harte pe Gregory A. Honaker Michael S. Horton Douglas E. Hubbard 20 SENIORS Tenna M. Hubbard BEST ALL ROUND: William Price and Linda Miller Lee Ann israel Brian S. Lowe - Edward E. Lowe Kevin L. Lowe Margaret A. Lowe Michael D. Matney D. Kevin Maxfield SENIORS 21 Buffie L. McClain Ora L. McGlothiin Teresa G. McGlothiin Brian K. Messer Bobby A. Miller Dana J. Miller iW gS ; . Dean Miller Christopher S. Miller BEST DRESSED: Mark Boyd and T enna Hubbard Linda L. Miller 22 SENIORS ! Jerry W. Mitchell Juanita Mitchell Dorse K. Musick Michael G. Musick Leslie Peck Danny L. Noel Jr. Melvin T. Orr David A. Perkins Douglas G. Perkins Lisa A. Perkins Manuel A. Perkins SENIORS 23 Trina A. Perkins Juanita J. Price William L. Price Angel L, Rasnake MOST INTELLECTUAL: Maressa Fletcher and Todd Yates Tammy L. Ray Kyle S. Reynolds Bill y W. Richardson Dennis F. Richardson Michael D. Richardson 24 SENIORS Jerry M. Shortt F. Ramsey Sims Kenneth E. Robinette Randail M. Robinson Patricia G. Sauls Ellen R. Senter Diana E. Sisk Calvin 7. Slate Lloyd E. Stephens. Jr. Keith E. Stevens SENIORS 25 C. Bryan Stevens Angela M. Stiltner Lisa Stiltner Karen S. Street Kimberly M. Sullivan Beverly A. Taylor Claude D, Taylor Karen D. Taylor MOST TALENTED: Vickie Vance and Todd Yates Vickie L. Vance 26 SENIORS Glenn A. Varney Linda G. Wallace Lisa White Robert —. Whited Sonny J. Whited Mark D. Whitt SENIORS 27 MOST MASCULINE AND MOST FEMININE: Tammy Ray and Mark Wallace 28 SENIORS Not Pictured Jessee Muncy Ronald Perkins Tommy Reedy Randy Sizemore SHYEST: Roy Wells and Barbara Fuller i SO oe Mien sii ies ; OT yr LPM OE Ay BIGGEST FLIRTS: David Shelton and Margaret Lowe attend Radford University and major in Journalism Beringer. go to college, major in Education and minor in Sonya Math, eventually coach girls basketball Jennifer New- berry. get a job. Take night classes at SVCC for computer advancement, and live with Mom and Dad till the money runs Out Tracy Harte. | plan to party fo the fullest, and then when | figure out where | am after Partying, | am going to attend the college of my preference and then | pla n to be a pharmacist Chris Miller. attend ETSU, get me a good looking blonde, and major in Journalism. Randy Size- more. go to college and be a Radiologist Linda Miller. attend SVCC for two years and study Law Enforcement Mark Hale. go to SVCC for two years and then transfer somewhere. Major in either Business, Education, or Nursing Michelle Stinson. make my presence known at the beach, first. Then I’m going to attend Emory and Henery College for 4 years and further enhance my natural born abilities ... Cal Slate. attend Ferrum College and play foot- ball and party Bobby Miller. either play baseball or spend most of the time down town at the Amoco with the rest of us that will be there, before we get jobs ... Randy Robinson. probably go to summer school to take Govern- ment to graduate and then go to Coal Mining University (Check!) Mike Horton. | plan to try and get a job around here somewhere ... Kevin Maxfield. attend SVCC and EARLY GRADUATES Chris Keene major in Accounting. | may transfer to Roanoke College for 2 more years Maressa Fletcher. attend SVCC and go into Business. After that | hope to have a secretarial job and later plan to be married Terri Hart. | am planning on leaving for Fort Hill, in Oklahoma on Aug. 12. | will serve a total of 3 years of active duty in the U.S. Army Ronald Dean Miller. | plan to take a break and do lots of relaxing. Then I’m gonna go to college Jeri Hess. after ! graduate | am planning to get a job and get married Patricia Ward. | plan to look for a job through the summer. If | can not a pretty good job by fall, | will go to SVCC for a couple of years. | want to study electronics. Dennis Richardson. after | graduate | plan on going to the beach with Kady for about 2 weeks, and then going to college to be a handicapped and mental retarded teacher Nett McGlothlin. | plan to attend SVCC for a year or two and transfer to VA Tech and major in Geological Sciences, with a special interest in Physical Oceanography. | plan to be the first person to discover the lost city of Atlantis and prove it exists in what we know as the Bermuda Triangle and that the same force that took the city of Atlantis also takes the people that disappear there each year ... Kim Sullivan. | am planning to go to the Air Force and study to be an aircraft mechanic ... John Yates. after | graduate | plan on going to SVCC and completing a course in nursing and or Business. | plan on doing this after | get back from the beach with Netter Karen “Kady” Taylor. go to SVCC Robert Honaker. go to Wardale Tech Glenn Varney. i plan to get married to Eddie Burks! Tenna Hubbard. take a long break and catch up on Days of Our Lives. Then attend college or find a job Angie Stiltner. to stay at home and start a family Theresa Ray. go on to college for a while and then maybe join the army or air force Jeff Hagerman. pursue a career in auto mechanics Kyle Reynolds. get a job and pursue an education in Electronics Roy Wells. party for a couple of weeks then get a job driving a truck Kenneth Robinette. try to find a job Leslie Peck. get a summer job and start college at SVCC-. | plan to take 2 years of Nurses training and be an RN Ora McGlothlin. working over the summer and then start college in the fall at SVCC for two years and take the Registered Nursing program Becky Honaker. go to Clinch Valley College and train to be a nurse Donna Jewell. take a long vacation and then try to get a job or go to college Rita Reynolds. go to SVCC and transfer to CVC ... Lisa Perkins. go toSVCC. Brian Lowe. go to the beach and try to ANE MER I CRVAYDUSAV le I PLZAYN) LO) Teresa Ray go to college Jeff Webb. go to Emory and Henry, or SVCC and work part-time Michelle Honaker. attend SVCC for 2 years and become a Radiologist also work part- time Karen Street. go to SVCC Mark Boyd. go to SVCC and major in Diesel Mechanics Jerry Mitchell. get a job and get married Keith Musick. fake a few years in college to study music combined with a few courses in electronics Mike Shortt. go into the Army for about 4 years, then transfer into Criminal Justice, and become a lawyer or judge Buftie McClain. move away and party all the time Margaret Lowe. move away and start a career as a beautician and party all the time! Judy Wilson. go to SVCC and take 4 year of Diesel Mechanics, and then get a job Kevin Lowe. go to SVCC and then to Va Tech, also buy a Trans Am and having parties Brian Messer. sleep for a week Stephen Bundy. lay out in sun and get a great tan, then attend SVCC or Washington Trade Center and take computers or become a lawyer Diana Sisk. go to college and become a teacher in the general area Terry Hart. help my dad on the farm while attending SVCC or Va. Tech Doug Perkins. attend SVCC for 2 years and major in nursing Angela Lester. go to SVCC and be in the Nursing program Shelia Horne. work at Jewel Smokeless as a mechanic. Danny Noel. go to SVCC or get a job Allen Perkins. go to SVCC for 2 years Michael Mainey. join the service or go to college Mark Whitt. get a job and maybe go to college Teresa McGlothlin. visit my sister in Germany and then get a job or go to college Beverley Taylor. attend either SVCC, Emory and Henry, or Ferrum, and major in Education or Busi- ness Tim Griffith. go to SVCC and transfer to James Madison University, and major in Journalism, also work for NBC or a popular newspaper Karen Hale. take a long vacation in Michigan, then get married and move to El Paso, Texas Angel Rasnake. go to the Air Force or college and major in Business Administration then find a job Ran. dall Perkins. get a job, get a trailer, and then get married Michael Artrip. go to the Army full time and make a career of it Ray Cooper. go to the Army for 6 years, then get a good paying job Keith Stevens. find a job Rosita Senter. celebrate a while then get a job Ellen Cox. attend George Mason University in Fairfax, VA and get aB.S. in Airline Management, then get a job at Dulles Airport Julie Propst. be what my father wants me to be Floyd Stephens. SENIORS 29 WNerkd bella Kenn VE Se ao bk ABUR., ae ior m” yehatl ysje a Aula We AS, Eon Sth ae Ae ee é Le 2 £) wees peat “gob nw Jennifer Newberry Randy Sizemore Sonya Beringer Michelle Stinson Cal Slate Tracy Harte . Linda Miller . Todd Yates . Doug Perkins . Scott Compton . Glenn Varney . Pam Cox . Mark Hale . Randy Dye . Jeff Webb OONOMRONS Hi cutie!!! Mom, is that Kenny on time?! C.D CRE REE ceo CRT cee ee eg RES IRS TS ’ : But Mom he hugged Shell again! lice you better leave me alone. | They call me Dougie!! And you thought | was shy! Do you think | might be on WCYB tonight? Oh, don’t touch me Scott Compton, eat your heart out You're hurting my arms! Of course I’m taking my horse swimming. SENIOR BABES 31 Michelle Honaker Bryan Stevens Vickie Vance Karen Street Karen Hale Margaret Lowe Leisa Shortt . Angela Lester Maressa Fletcher . Terri Hart . Gina Hale . Becky Honaker . Angie Stiltner . Ora McGlothlin . Mary McGlothiin 4. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. a 8 9. Look Mom no hands. I'm cute as a speckled pup “The Woman in Red” Mom my feet are cold Happy Birthday to mel! Hello, is Chris there? Round em’ up! Help, It’s gonna bite me. '‘m starting my tan early. Cheese! Mom | think | wet my pants. 32 SENIOR . Mike Horton . William Price . Bobby Miller . Patricia Rose . Stephanie Boyd . Kyle Reynolds . Manuel Perkins . Julie Propst . Michael Richardson . Ray Cooper . Pat Sauls . Mark Whitt . Jeri Hess . Michael Artrio . Allen Perkins . Shelia Horne . Rita Reynolds . Brian Lowe . Michael Musick You ain't so bad Girls leave me alone. Let me out of here! . Terry Hart . Brian Messer . Donna Jewell OmMONOARWN—= Do | look like my Daddy or what? Look out Ronald Reagan Barbara, gO away. | wish for I'm not taking a nap! The cheese is what makes it taste so good. My pretty little chick-a-dee. I'm tired and wanna go home Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall Am | pretty or what? | want my mommy Boy is she nice looking Dad, I'll manage the farm You can play if you want to More A, B, C’s and 4, 2, 3’s please Ole Mac Donald had a farm SENIOR BABES 33 . Juanita Price . Lisa Perkins . Buffie McClain . Kim Sullivan . Michael Shortt . Dana Miller . Diana Sisk . Beverly Taylor . Doug Hubbard . Annette McGiothiin . Robert Whited . Leslie Peck . Ellen Cox . Teresa McGlothiin . Linda Wallace . Kevin Maxfield 4 2 3 4 5 fo) 7 8 9 I've won every game. Go away; let me finish my nap. | don‘t want to say cheese. Hi-ho Silver. | can imitate a monkey. But I’ve gotta go! Stick em’ up You don’t think little ole me did it. Move over Walter Chronkite. | didn’t mean to hit him. Get rne out of here!!! Silly rabbit, tricks are for kids You can’t play with my toys. Hey good lookin, what ya got cookin 34 SENIOR BABES O.K., what’s going on in here? Kim seems to really enjoy her company. Hey, where’s all the guys? Are we alone yet? SENIOR TRIP 35 TODD YATES (4.0) — Undecided on a major, | plan to attend Emory and Henry in the fall. MARESSA FLETCHER (3.91) — | plan to attend SVCC and major in Accounting. Someday, | hope to be a successful accountant, and have a peaceful and happy life. DIANA SISK (3.57) — | plan to attend SVCC for two years and major in computer courses. Then, | may either transfer or go into a field concerning computers and possibly entertainment. 36 TOP TEN TERRI HART (3.80) — | plan to use the skills that | have obtained in high school to become a secre- tary. If | could have anything | wanted in life. it would be peace and happiness. CAL SLATE (3.54) — | plan to at- tend Emory and Henry College. | am interested in a medical pro- fession and will be majoring in pre-med at Emory. Then! will pur- sue further education at a med- school after graduation. TERRY HART (3.65) — This fall | am going to attend SVCC. | then pian to transfer to CVC to major in education, then return to my community to start a career. LEISA SHORTT (3.50) — After graduating from high school, | plan to attend Southwest and then transfer to the University of Virginia. | hope to pursue a ca- reer which will entail a world of travel. LISA PERKINS (3.92) — | plan to go to Southwest Virginia Com- munity College this fail. | then plan to transfer to Clinch Valley College and major in mathemat- ics and minor in Business Adminis- tration. DONNA JEWELL (3.61) — Work over the summer in a nursing home in Ohio. Go to SVCC for two years in their nursing pro- gram, and work in a hospital somewhere. In about ten years, go to Europe. DOUG PERKINS ee — | plan to attend SVCC. Then transfer to Virginia Tech, all the while major- ing in computer science. Fi 1966 GRADUATION A 4 AND A 2 Mr. Ted Pobst, band director, prepares to lead the band during the graduation ceremony. BICENTENNIAL SPEECH Salutatorian Lisa Perkins delivers a bicenten- nial-inspired speech to a hugh audience. LAST WORD Valedictorian Todd Yates has a last minute word with David Musick, principal; as William Price wonders if the rest of the class has started without them. LET US PRAY H.G. Musick, Jr., assistant superintendent, reads a Bible verse to the senior class. PRESENT TIME Maressa Fletcher, senior class president, presents the sponsors Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Smith with a gift certificate. DIPLOMAS, DIPLOMAS Rodd Keene and Rachael Bostic work to straighten the banner in front of the table holding the senior diplo- mas. 38 GRADUATION ho ee a Q Se) = FA 2) i= x =) Q 6 EY O Mietime Peis Mike Artrip Ivory and Norm Arrtrip Football — 1, 2. VICA — 4, 2, 3, 4. Track — 2, 3. Dana Miller Ball Edward and Doris Miller FHA — 2, 3, 4. VICA — 3, 4. Hero Club — 4. Trade School Reporter — 3, 4. Darlene Meadows Ball Luster and Beviah Meadows Spanish Club — 1, FBLA — 2, 4. Powder Puff Football — 4. Karen Barton Graham and Dorothy Barton Spanish Club — 41. Sec. Treas, — 3. Football Sweet- heart — 1. BETA — 2, 3, 4. Sec. Treas. — 2. Track — 2. Art Club — 2. VICA — 4. Powder Puff Football == A Sonya Beringer Darrell and Joyce Hart Pep Club — 4. Jr. Y — 1. Cheerleader — 4, 2, 3, 4. Co-Captain — 3. Captain — 4. Track — 4, 2, 3, 4. SCA — 2, 4. Sec. — 4. Sr. Y — 3. Vice-Pres, — 3. Hourglass Staff — 3, 4. Torch Staff — 3, 4. Football Sweetheart — 4. Forensics — 4, Powder Puff Foot- ball — 4, USSCA — 4. Who's Who — 4. Mark Stephen Boyd Robert and Judy Boyd VICA — 1, 2, 3, 4. FFA — 2, 3, 4. Stephanie Lynn Boyd Lowell and Donna Boyd FBLA — 4. Spanish Club — 2. Flag Corps — 1. VICA — 3,4. Steven Mark Boyd Guy and Barbara Boyd FFA — 4. Track — 4, 2, 3. Football — 4, 2, 3, 4. Stephen G. Bundy Morcell R. Bundy Band — 1, 2, 3, 4. First Chair — 1, 2, 3, 4. Asst Quatermaster — 2. Quatermaster — 3, 4. All Coun- t y Band — 2. French — 14. Forensics — 4, 2, 3, 4. Regional 3rd Place — 1. Science Club — 2, 3, 4. Pres. — 4. Honor Guard — 2, 4. SCA — 4. Scott Compton Sherman and Shirley Compton Football — 1. Basketball — 14, 2, 3, 4. Baseball — 4, 4. SCA — 1, 2, 3. Gifted and Talented — 4, 2. Pep Club — 2. Science Club — 2. French — 2, 3, 4. Pres. — 3. Governor's Magnet School — 3. Hourglass Staff — 3, 4. James Ray Cooper Mr. and Mrs, Alvie Cooper VICA — 4, 2, 3, 4. Ellen Mable Cox Charlie and Anna Cox FHA — 4, 2. VICA — 3, 4. HERO Club — 3, 4. Dist. Food contest 4st Place — 4. 2nd Place State — 4. Powder Puff Football — 4. Pam Cox Elster and Evelyn Cox Horn Pep Club — 4, Cheerleader — 1, 2, 4. Paw Award — 1. Track — 1. Jaycee’s Outstanding Sportman- ship-Award — 1. Church of God Youth Choir — 4. Lisa Sue Dye Billy and Bertha Dye Willlam R. Dye Mr. and Mrs. William Dye Football — 1. Basketball — 14, 2, 3, 4, Baseball — 4, 2. VICA — 4, Kevin Lee Fleming Shelton Fleming and Mary Ray World Geography Award — 4. Shop | Award — 4. French Club — 1, 3. VICA Club — 1, BETA — 2, 3, 4. Woodsman of the World Award — 3. History Award — 3. SCA — 4. Vice-Pres. — 4. Maressa DeAnn Fletcher Guy and Jeanie Fletcher Jr. Y — 1,2. World Geography Award — 1, BETA — 2, 3, 4. Historian — 2. Sec 3. Pres. — 4. Algebra ll Award — 3. Jr. Class Reporter — 3. Journalism | Award — 3. Geometry-Award — 3. Girl's State — 3. Sr. Y — 3. Pres. — 3. Hourglass Staff — 3, 4. DAR Award — 4. SCA — 4. Word Processing 3rd Place — 4 40 7SENIOR DIRECTORY SENIOR Barbara Louise Fuller Raymond and Gertrude Fuller Reading Award — 4. VICA — 2, 3, 4. Timothy Douglas Griffith Phyllis Jean Griffith Football 4, 3, 4. Weight Lifting — 1, 2, 3, 4. Track — 4,2, 3,4, VICA — 1, 2. Art Club — 3, 4. Vice-Pres. — 4. SCA — 3, 4. Speech and Drama — 4. Sr. Class Sec, — 4. Forensics — 4, Most Athletic — 4. Most School Spirited — 4. Charles Jeffery Hagerman Charles and Eva Hagerman Math Club — 4, 2, 4. VICA — 2, 3, 4, FFA — 2, 3. Karen Ann Hale Luther and Ann Hale Band — 1, 2, 3, 4. French Club — 1, 2, 3. Science Club — 4. Volleyball — 2, SCA — 14, 2. Track Man- ager — 2, 4. Redbud Essay-Honorable Mention — 3. Sr. Y — 4, Vice-Pres. — 4. Powder Puff Football — 4. Senior Class Clown — 4. LaGina Amber Hale Howard and Cora Hale FBLA — 4. Wise County Business Competion — 4. Russell County Business Competion — 4. Mark Clifton Hale Ronald and Geraldine Hale VICA — 4. Baseball — 1. Math Club — 1. FFA — 2, 3, 4. Sec. — 4. Terri Lynn Hart Carl and Georga Hart Jr. ¥ — 1, 2. World Geography Award — 4. Sr. Y — 3. BETA — 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Attendant — 3, 4. Hourglass Staff — 3, 4. FBLA — 4. Terry Lee Hart Wendell and Gaye Hart Basketball — 4, 2, 3, 4. Captain — 4. Jr. Y — 1. Pep Club — 4, 2. Boy’s Basketball Manager — 4. Track — 2. FBLA — 3. Jeri Lynn Hess William and Betty Hess Art Club — 3. Dawn Michelle Honaker Shirley Honaker Band — 1, 2, 3. SCA — 4, 2, 3. Sec. — 2. Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4. Most Improved-— 2, Track — 4. Sci- ence Club — 2. FBLA — 2. Hourglass Staff — 3, 4. Speech and Drama — 4. National Drama Award — 4. Miss Congenality — 4. Gregory Allen Honaker Quay and Frances Honaker Pep Club — 1. Track — 1, 2. SCA — 2, 3. Football — 2, 3, Manager — 4. FFA — 3. Rebecca Lynn Honaker Thurman and Nadine Honaker French Club — 4. Executive Council — 4. HOSA Club — 4. Robert Lynn Honaker Herman and Vivian Honaker Baseball — 1, 2. Gifted and Talented — 1. BETA — 2, 3,4. Academic Award — 2. VICA — 3, 4. Who’s Who — 4. Shelia Carol Horne Kenneth and Elizabeth Horne Jr. Y — 4. Flag Corps — 2. Track — 2. Michael Scott Horton Donald and Lois Horton Model Classman — 14, 3, 4. Football — 4, 2, 3, 4. Defensive Player of the Year — 2. Math C lub — 1, 2, 3. Vice-Pres, — 4, 2. Douglas Eugene Hubbard Roger and Sylvia Hubbard VICA — 3, 4. Tenna Michelle Hubbard Jerry and Allene Hubbard VICA — 3, 4. Class Sec. — 3. Lee Ann Isreal Leslie and Lois Isreal French Club — 4. Library Club — 4. FLA — 2, 3, Torch Staff — 3. Art Club — 3, Pres. — 3. Daisey Mae — 3 Donna Mae Jewell Fav and Rebecca Ray FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4. Parlimentarian — 1. Vice-Pres, — 2, 3. Pres. — 4. Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, French Club — 14, 2,3. SCA — 2, 4. BETA — 4. VICA — 4, HOSA Club — 4. Christopher Cecil Keen Cecil and Linda Keen FLA — 3. Angela Ruby Lester William and Ruby Lester Jr ¥. — 1, 2. Sr. Y — 3. FBLA — 4. Hourglass Staff — 3, 4. Who’s Who — 4. Brian Scott Lowe Roby and Glenda Lowe FFA — 4, 2, 3, 4. Treas. — 4. VICA — 1, 2, 3, 4. Executive Council — 4. Kevin Lee Lowe Fredd and Alma Lowe VICA — 4, 2, 3, 4. Executive Council — 4. FFA — 4. Margaret Ann Lowe Ira and Venita Lowe Michael Dean Matney Jack and Lora Gay Matney Math Club — 1. VICA — 2, 3, 4. FBLA — 4. Donald Kevin Maxfield Donald and Juanita Maxfield VICA — 14, 2, 3, 4, Football — 4. FFA — 3, 4. Buffle Lynn McClain Math Club — 2. FBLA — 3, 4. Speech and Drama — 4, Forensics — 4. Annette Lynn McGlothlin Ferrell and Mary McGlothlin Pep Club — 1. SCA — 1, 2, 4. Choir — 1, 3, 4. Volleyball Manager — 2. Softball — 3. Flag Corps — 3. Art Club — 3, 4, Pres. — 4. Powder Puff Foot- ball — 4. Mary Lynn McGlothlin Bill and Margie McGiothlin Art Club — 2, 3. VICA — 4. HOSA Club — 4, Ora Lee McGlothlin Bill and Margie McGlothlin French Club — 4. VICA — 4, HOSA Club — 4, Teresa Gail McGliothlin Hyder and Sue McGlothlin VICA — 3, 4. Safety Club — 4. Powder Puff Football — 4. 4st Runner-up Miss Russell Co. Vol. School — 4. 4st place Vica Dist. 9 — 4. Brian Kenneth Messer Darryl and Phyllis Messer Spanish Club — 1. French Club — 2, 3, 4. Bobby Allen Miller Bobby Sr. and Hattie Miller Football — 4, 2, 3, 4. Basketball — 41, Track — 4. VICA — 14, 2. Baseball — 2, 3, 4. Hiking Club — 2. Christopher Scott iller Juston and Lula May Miller SCA — 4. Basketball — 2, 3, 4. Baseball — 2. Most Friendly Sr. Class — 4. Ronald Dean Miller Lester and Pauline Miller FFA — 2. Math Club — 2. Business Competion — 2. Linda Louise Miller Ralph and Brenda Miller. Softball — 1, 2, 3, 4. Alpha Club — 4. Jr. Miss HHS ‘st runner-up — 1. Choir — 41. JV Baseball Sweetheart — 1. Homecoming Attendant — 2. LA — 3. Queen of Hearts — 3. Hourglass Staff — 3, 4. Speech and Drama — 4. Homecoming Queen — 4. Powder Puff Football — 4, USNDA — 4 Jerry Wayne Mitchell Cecil and Virginia Mitchell Math Club — 4, VICA — 2, 3, 4. FFA — 3,4. KVG — 4. Dorse Keith Musick Hurley and Velva Musick Ball Math Club — 1. VICA — 2, 3, 4. Mi Michael Glenn Musick J.F. and Jean Musick VICA — 4. Football — 1, 2, 3, 4. FFA — 2, 3, 4. Pres. — 4 SCA —4 Pat Sauls Musick Douglas and Enda Sauls Pep Club — 1. HOSA Club — 2, 3, 4. parliamentarian — 3. VICA — 2, 3, 4 Jennifer Renee Newberry Harold and Linda Newberry Hiking Club — 1, 2. Basketball — 1, 2,3, 4. Jr. Y — 4 sec. tres. — 1. Pep Club — 1, 2. Flag Corps — 4 Torch Staff — 3, 4. FBLA — 3, 4. Hourglass Staff — 3, 4. Speech and Drama — 4. Powder Puff Football — 4 Danny Lee Noel Danniel and Katherine Noel VICA — 4, 3, 4. Science Club — 2. Vo. Tech — 3, 4. Hunter's Safety Club — 4. Leslie William Peck Marvin and Nancy Peck VICA — 2, 3, 4. David Allen Perkins Jr. David and Judy Perkins VICA — 2, 3, 4. FFA — 3, 4 Douglas Gene Perkins Alva and Janet Perkins Band — 4, 2, 3. All County Band — 14, 2. Baseball — 4, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club — 1, 2. BETA Club — 4 Science Club — 4. Vice Pres. — 4. FBLA — 4. Most Likely to Succeed — 4. Lisa Ann Perkins Herman and Anna Perkins Algebra | award — 1. Spanish | award — 1. Business Math award — 4, BETA — 2, 3, 4, salutatorian — 4. FBLA — 3, 4, vice pres. — 4, Manuel Allen Perkins Allen and Vangline Perkins Hunter’s Safety Club — 4. Randall Sonny Perkins Charles and Laura Perkins Spanish Club — 4, French Club — 2, 3. Science Club — 2. FBLA — 4. Ronald Lee Perkins Herman and Anna Perkins Juanita Jane Price Willard and Jerilyn Price Pep Club — 4. FBLA — 3, 4. Who's Who — 4. Pow- der Puff Football — 4. Speech and Drama — 4 William Leslie Price Winifred and Nancy Price VICA — 4. pres. — 1. SCA — 1, 2, 3, 4. pres. — 4. BETA — 2, 3, 4. Football — 4, 2, 3, 4. 2nd team All Russell Co. — 2, 3, 4, All Dist.-Runningback, Line- backer, Kicker — 3, 4. All Southwest Honorable meation — 4. Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4. All District — 2, 3. Jr. Class pres, — 3. Sr. vice pres. — 4. Christopher Lee Pritt Okey and Brenda Pritt VICA — 1, 2, 3, 4. Math Club — 2. Julie Diana Propst Billy and Elaine Propst Pep Club — 4. Flag Corps — 2, 3. Sr. Y — 3. FBLA — 4. Powder Puff Football — 4. Speech and Drama — 4 Tammy Lynn Ray Dewey and Geraldine Ray Homecoming attendant — 1. Choir — 1, 3. Queen of Hearts — 1. Treca Ann Ray Clinard and Mary Lambert Jr. Y — 4. SCA — 4, 2. Soph. Class President — 2. Flag Corps — 2. FBLA — 4 Kyle Stacey Reynolds Kyle and Dorothy Reynolds VICA — 14, 2, 3, 4. Rita Yates Reynolds Clarence and Shirley Yates FHA — 4, 2. chaplain — 2. FBLA — 3, 4. pres. — 4 SCA — 4 Billy William Richardson Billy and Dainer Richardson Math Club — 2, 4. Track — 1. VICA — 3, 4 DIRECTORY Dennis Fay Richardson Daniel and Connie Richardson Math Club — 2, 4. Checker Champ. — 2. VICA — 3, 4 Michael Dean Richardson Stuart and Betty Richardson Art Club — 3, 4. Torch staff — 4. Art 3 award — 4 Kenneth Eugene Robinette John and Evie Robinette VICA — 4, 3, 4. Math Club — 14, 2. FFA — 2, 3, 4 Football — 4 Randall M. Robinson Harlowe and Brenda Robinson Baseball — 4, 2, 3, 4. Football — 4, 2, 3, 4. Art Club = 4 Patricia Sharon Rose Clyde and Wanda Rose HERO Club — 2. Art Club — 4. Angel Rasnake Rowe Giles and Martha Ball P.E. award — 4. Math Club — 4. VICA — 2, 3, 4 parlamentarian — 3. Jobskill Contests — ‘st district, 4st state, 4th National — 2. Medical Assistance con- test, 2nd place — 3. Nursing Competition — 2nd district, 2nd state — 4. HOSA Club — 2, 3, 4. Saftey Club — 2, 3, 4. Ellen Rosita Senter Donald and Doris Honaker FHA — 14, 2, 3, 4. HERO Club — 3, 4. VICA — 3,4 Culinary Proficiency Event — 3rd place — 4. David Joe Shelton Joe and Janie Shelton Jerry Michael Shortt Harold and Tina Shortt Math Club — 4, 2, Baseball — 1, 2. FFA — 3, 4. VICA Executive Council — 4. Leisa Ann Short Hurbert and Barbara Short FBLA — 4, 2. French Club — 1, 2, 3. French | award — 4. Reporter — 2. Sec. tres. — 3. French — 2 award — 2. Flag Corps — 2. BETA — 2, 3, 4. Sr. Y — 4. Sec. tres. — 4. SCA — 4. Who's Who — 4 Class Reporter — 2, 4. Floyd Ramsey Sims Orville and Lois Sims VICA — 2,3, 4 Diana Elizabeth Sisk Jipamy and Linda Sisk Academic award — 2. BETA — 3, 4. Hourglass staff — 3, 4. Powder Puff Football — 4 FBLA — 4. Com- puter Comp., 3rd place — 4. Wise Business Comp. — 4. Randy Dale Sizemore Larry and Martha Sizemore Alpha Club — 4. SCA — 1. Football — 1. Basketball — 1, 2,3, 4. Baseball — 2. Speech and Drama — 4 USNDA — 4. Hourglass staff — 3, 4. Calvin Thomas Slate Calvin and Billie Jo Slate lass President — 1. Basketball — 14, 2, 3, 4. Baseball — 1, 2. Science Club — 4. Band — 4, 2, All County Band — 4, 2. Pep Club — 1, 2. BETA — 2, 3, 4. Hiking Club — 2, 3. Hourglass staff — 3, 4. Track — 4. Lloyd E. Stephens Edward and Stella Stephens Football — 41, 2. 3, 4. FFA — 4, 2, 3, 4. Clayton Bryan Stevens Winiford and Jewell Stevens SCA — 4, 2. Football — 1, 2, 3. Track — 1,2, 3. VICA — 41, 2,3, 4. FFA — 2, 3, 4. Angla Marie Stiltner Leonard and Mrtle Stiltner Jr. Miss HHS 3rd runner-up — 41. FHA — 2, 3, 4. HERO Club — 2, 3, 4. historian — 3. VICA — 2, 3, 4. Miss Redbud Sponcer Queen — 4 Michelle Lynn Stinson Lawrence and Carolyn Stinson Jr. Miss HHS — 4. Cheerleader — 14, 3. Track — 1, 2, 4. Jr. Y — 1. Pep Club — 1, 2. Hourglass staff — 3, 4. FBLA — 3, 4. Powder Puff Football — 4. Class Secre- tary — 2. Karen Sue Street Emory and Gaynelle Street Band — 4, 2, 3. Jr. Y — 4. Volleyball — 2. BETA — 3 4. Hourglass staff — 3, 4. Sr. Y — 3. Speech and Drama — 4 Kimberly Michelle Sullivan Glenn and Kathy Sullivan Band — 1, 2, 3, 4. 4st chair — 3, 4. All County Band — 4 Vice pres. — 4. French Club — 1, 2, 3. French Club tour of France — 41. 4-H Club — 4, 2, 3, 4. Pres — 1, 2, 3, 4. 4-H Electric Congress — 2. Fontana Resource Development Conference — 2. VA- STATE 4-H Congress — 2, 4. Citizenship-Washington Focus — 3. National 4 — 4-H Congress — 4. County 4-H Council President — 4. 4-H All Stars — 4. Volley- ball — 2, 3, 4. Forensics — 3, 4. Girl's State — 3 Hourglass staff — 3, 4. USDA Food and Fitness Essay Contest, 4st place State — 3. Who's Who — 3, 4 Torch Staff — 4. Soeech and Drama — 4. USNDA — 4. Powder Puff Football — 4 Beverley Ann Taylor Tom and Geneva Taylor Pep Club — 1. FBLA — 41. Math Club — 14, 2. VICA — 2,3, 4. Track — 2, 3, 4. Miss Tiger Pride — 4. Powder Puff Football — 4 Karen Deneen Taylor Daniel and Patricia Taylor Snow Queen — 4. Softball — 2, 3, 4, Volleyball — 3, 4. Homecoming Attendant — 3. Hourglass staff — 3, 4. Powder Puff Football — 4 Vickie Lynette Vance Jerry and Kathy Vance Girl’s Track Manager — 41, 2. Band — 14, 2, 3, 4. All County Band — 2. Vice Pres. — 4. Band Queen — 4. Majorette — 4, Homecoming Maid of Honor — 4 Powder Puff Football — 4. Hourglass staff — 3, 4 Glenn Allen Varney Mack and Evia Varney Football — 4, 2,3, 4.P.E. award — 1, 2. Track — 2 FFA — 3, 4. VICA — 3,4 Linda GayleWallace Charles and Pauline Wallace Art Club — 3 Mark Allen Wallace Charles and Evia Wallace VICA — 4, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Y — 1. Boys Track manager — 4. Hunter's Safety Club — 4, Patricia Ann Ward Norman and Betty Ward VICA — 2, 3, 4 Jeffery Dean Webb R.J. and Mary Webb Football — 41, 2, 3, 4. Baseball — 1, 2. Math Club — 4. VICA — 14, 2, 3, 4. Track — 3 Roy Allen Wells Danny and Betty Wells VICA — 14, 2, 3, 4. Math Club — 4 Robert Eugene Whited Bobby and Doris Whited FFA — 3, 4. Sonny James Whited James and Katie Whited VICA — 1, 3, 4. FFA — 2, 3, 4. Math Club — 2 Mark Doyle Whitt Doyle and Ruth Whitt VICA — 4, 2, 3, 4. Math Club — 14, 2. Football — 4, 2 Safety Council — 2. Executive Council — 3. KVG — 3, 4. Judy Ann Wilson Otis and Leona Wallace Cosmetology merit award — 41. Choir — 2. Who's Who — 3. VICA — 3, 4. Vice pres. — 3 Jeffery Todd Yates C.B. and Ann Yates Spanish Club — 4, 2, 3, 4. Treas. — 1. Pres. — 4.SCA — 1, Reporter — 1. Band — 4, 2, 3, 4. Pres. — 4. All County Band — 2, 3. All Regional Band — 1. Hiking Club — 2, 3. BETA — 2, 3, 4. Basketball stats. — 3, 4 John Edward Yates Floyd and Delores Yates VICA — 4, 2, 3, 4. FFA — 3. SENIOR DIRECTORY 41 Speech and Drama. The Day ‘Burp’ Played the Horses was the last production performed by the 1986 Speech and Drama Class. The play centered around Zinkfester’s Super- Mart and BURP, a computer that would speed up the gro- cery checkout process. BURP would also serve as a com- puter dating service for the students that worked at the 42 SPEECH AND DRAMA THE DAY ‘BURP’ Super-Mart. Julie Propst’s character Mrs. Cantrell shops at the store. Mr. Zinkfester (Tim Griffith) and Ms. Saperville (Jennifer newberry) wheel Ms. Rankinback (Leisa Short) out after she faints. Buffie McClain adds the finishing touches to Juanita Price’s make-up. PLAYED THE HORSES Speech and Drama. Mr. Zinkfester, Ms. Saperville, and Josh Mrs. Miller, Julie Propst, Kim Sullivan, Randy Sizmore, Linda Wilson (Cal Slate) pose for a picture before the play begins. Miller, Chris Miller, William Price, Tim Griffith, Todd Yates, Mark Mrs. Miller assumes Karen Street's role who was unable to Hale, Sonya Beringer, Cal Slate, Jennifer Newberry, Leisa attend due to illness. This year’s class consists of: Juanita Short, Michelle Honaker, Karen Street. Price, Buffie McClain, Shelia Horne, Randy Perkins, Jeri Hess, | SPEECH AND DRAMA 43 44 PROM Prom royalty. Mr. Musick crowns queen Tammy Ray as king Mark Boyd looks on. Following tradition. The king and queen and prince and princess prepare to lead the next dance. | could have danced all night. Pam McGlothlin enjoys a break as Charlie Owens holds her shoes. Frustrated. Couple wait in a seemingly endless line for pictures to be taken. Havin fun? Mrs. Deskins, Mrs. Price, and Mrs. Williams seem to enjoy chaperoning the prom. And our princess is ... Mr. Steffey crowns princess Leslie Dotson who was escorted by prince Brad Hart. Excitement Builds. Couples anxiously await the announcement of the prom king and queen. PROM 45 A National Tragedy: The Space Shuttle Challenger lifted off from Pad 39B January 28, 1986 at 44:38 a.m. EST with a crew of sev- en astronauts and the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite. The crew members were (left fo right, front row) Astronauts Michael J. smith, Francis R. (Dick) Scobee and Ronald E. McNair; and Ellison S. Onizuka, Sharon Christa McAu- liffe, Gregory Jarvis and Judith A. Resnik. McAuliffe and Jarvis were payload specialists, representing the Teacher in Space Project and Hughes Co., respectively. An ac- cident 73 seconds after liftoff claimed both crew and vehicle. _(e CWASon@immova Randall Scott Artrip Regina Kay Bailey Lisa Renee Ball Jeffery Thomas Bise Robin Denise Bostic Pamela Lynn Boyd Joseph Dean Boyd Anita Renae Byrd Scottie Dean Caudill Shelia Lynnette Childress Christopher David Clark James Richard Colley, Jr. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Susan Honaker — Vice- President, Missy Crabtree — Secretary, Shelley Sizemore — Treasurer, Bryan Helton — President, Regina Bailey — Reporter. 48 JUNIORS George Robert Compton Lisa Michele Compton Paula Sharon Compton Randall Keith Compton Christopher Compton Della Denice Corns John Ranse Cox, JR Melissa Crabtree Paul Wayn e Damron Kathy Marie Deel David Lee Deskins Hank William Dobbs Leslie Ann Dotson Bobby James Dye Bobby Eugene Dye Cecil David Dye Dallas Wayne Dye Donna Gail Dye Freda Denise Dye Joe William Dye JUNIORS 49 Rafty Edward Dye, Jr Ramona Lynn Dye Tammy Lynn Dye Timothy Dwayne Dye Rebecca Lorraine Fields Jeffrey Lee Fitzgerald Ranetta Yvonne Gregory Harold William Gross Donald Harold Harris Michael Harold Harris Sandra Ann Harris Anthony Dwayne Hart Bradiey Aaron Hart Bryon Keith Helton Janie Denise Helton Kathern Marie Helton Michael Kim Helton Natasha Lynn Helton Connie Sue Hess Deborah Lynn Hess 50 JUNIORS ibshah tise FOUR WITH 4.0 Since their freshman year at Honaker High, Leslie Dotson, Stephen Jackson, Mark Price, and Julie Rasnake, have all maintained a 4.0 grade point aver- age. Congratula- tions and good luck! ST Eugene Maurice Hess Michelle Lee Hess Jackie Sue Hill Terry Allen Holloway Kimberly Karen Honaker Revonda Suzette Honaker Rodney Scott Honaker Robert Scott Honaker Melissa Ann Horton Judy Frances Howard Lori Ann Hubbard Scotty Wayne Hubbard JUNIORS 511 CLASS OF “87 Johnny Johnson’s ‘85 Football Season Honors and Achievements Rushed 1,539 yards Attempts 198 Averaged 7.7 yards per carry 20 touch downs (total of 120 points) 4 games rushed over 200 yards 7 games rushed over 100 yards WCYB-TV Player of the Week WKPT-TV Player of the Week Ast team rushing back — Russell County 2nd team defensive back — Russell County Offensive Player of the Year — Russell County 4st team running back — Hogoheegee District 2nd team defensive back — Hogoheegee Dis- trict 2nd team runing back — Region C Ast team running back — Southwest Virginia 2nd team running back — All State Tivis Wayne Hubbard Timothy Robert Isreal Stephen Mark Jackson Janet Lynn James Johnny Joe Johnson Timothy Howard Johnson Jeffrey Williarn Justice Karen Sue Justus Jerry Dean Keen James Mikel Kennedy Gregory Scott Kiser 52 JUNIORS Steven Alexander Lane Jody Allen Lawson Barbara Jean Lester Rhonda Kay Lowe Teresa Charlene Lowe Dwina Lynn Martin Julie Ellen Martin Timothy Drew McClanahan Pamela Jean McGlothlin Charles Estel McNerlin Robert Mark Meade Jeffrey Scott Miller Kimberly Carol Miller Diana Faye Mitcheli James Estell Mullins, Il Mary Joann Muncy Benjamin Keith Musick Lisa. Musick Harold Chad Newberry Bradley Scott Osborne JUNIORS 53 lass of ‘6 Kimberly Sue Osborne Susan Renee Osborne Kelly Ann Peck Nancy Jeanette Peck Ricky Lee Peck Timothy Allen Peck Denise Veronica Penley Sonya Rose Perkins Sonya Louise Perkins William Allen Perkins Ronald Lee Plaster Anthony Tracy Price Mark Alan Price Melissa Ann Price Julia Ann Rasnake Jerry Wayne Ray Roger Allen Reynolds Robert Newton Reynolds Tammy Lynn Reynolds Larry Wayne Robinette 54 JUNIORS A GIRL develop a positive attitude toward myself and others,’’ said Teah Webb about Scouts. weeks Teah has been a member or in- volved in Girl Scouts since first grade. This summer she went to camp Sky Wa Mo in Bluff City, TN. The first two weeks Teah took training as a C l.T. (Counselor In Training). Next three counselor. One of the most exciting things about Girl Scouts for Teah was going to camp Sky Wa Mo and meeting a lot of new friends. Teah has gone to camp for five years. She went to South Holston Lake for two week- ends, and went back packing on the Appalachian Trail. Teah said, “| enjoy working with the girls in swimming, archery, and canoeing, and the most favorite time was weekends because | got weekends off.”’ Glenda Jean Rose Michelle Yvonne Rutherford Wendell Willie Sargent Jeffery Allen Shelton Kenneth Wayne Shortt Gary Mitchell Simerly Therman William Simmons Shelly Renea Sizemore Jackie Dale Slate Donna Faye Smith Loretta Kimberly Stevens SCOUT LIFE, ‘It’s heloed me her involvement with Girl she was hired as a regular JUNIORS 55 Teddy Andrew Stevens Lisa Joann Stoops Lisa Annette Street Douglas Wayne Sykes, Jr. Elizabeth Clara Taylor Janet Elizabeth Templin Melissa Ann Vance Michael James VanDyke Robin Ann Varney Michael Scott Ward Teah Denise Webb Maeleen Michelle Wells JUNIOR MODEL CLASSMEN Suzette Honaker and Steve Jackson 56 JUNIORS Roy William White Mark Anthony Whited Mark Eugene Whited Penny Lane Whited NOT PICTURED: Tony Anthony Ball Teresa Ann Barnhart Donna Wynnette Bishop Strana Sue Woods Deborah Louise Jackson Michelle Renee Justus Tammy Lynn Kiser Terry Lynn Lowe Leslie William Peck Regina Kay Street Jeffrey Allen Taylor Joe Anthony Vance AUTOGRAPH JUNIORS 57 58 JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Py, nk Michael Scott Addair Christopher Douglas Bailey Rhonda Gay Baldwin Angela Denise Ball Kimberly Sherron Ball Billie Elizabeth Bennett Ronald Brian Blankenship Melissa Jeanine Blankenship Bruce Daniel Boggs Scott Wellington Boggs Jennifer L anette Bostic Stephanie Lynn Bostic Kevin Douglas Bowman Ray Lee Brown Randy Lee Byrd Sandra Gail Clark Alma Jean Clifton Gary Todd Compton Pamela Faye Couch Lotta Ann Crabtree Angela Rena Curry Robert Winston Curry, Jr. Anthony Dee Deel Freda Diane Dye Jennifer Renee Dye Limuel Keith Dye Michael Orn Dye Rhonda Jo Dye Shelia Carol Dye Stevie Douglas Dye 60 SOPHOMORES James Henry Eaton Kim Michelle Eaton Brian Keith Elkins Gregory Beldon Elkins James Robert Elswick Mary Madaglean Farmer Robert Duane Fields Keith Allen Fitzgerald Ersel Shannon Fletcher Renita Charlene Fletcher Rita Kaye Freeman Angela Denise Fry Wesley Blake Fuller Melissa Ann Garrison Angela Kaye Hagy Thomas James Hagy James Howard Hale Sandra Lynnet Harris Barry Lee Hart Kimberly Jane Hart Pamela Lynn Helbert Donovan Keith Helton Roger Wayne Helton Angela Gail Hess James Carson Hess Jeffery Milton Hess Jennifer Sue Hess Jennifer Renee Hess Melissa June Hess Melissa Dawn Hess SOPHOMORES 64 Myrtle Ann Hess Randall Jerl Hess Samantha Ann Hess Sandra Kay Hess Virginia Kathleen Hess Dennis James Hill Michael Lynn Hilton Daniel Leon Honaker Gregory Scott Honaker Jimmy Lee Honaker, Jr. Leomia Gay Honaker Harold David Horton William Christopher Horton Pamela Jean Hubbard Tammy Sue Hubbard = Sas, peo Donita Evetie Hughes Bobby Andrew Johnson Angelia Lynn Justice Sandra Bernett Kelly Sherri Renee Kiser Kei She Rs A Se oe as opps = ha! pS oes ih cae We teem Anthony Mark Lambert Dennis Wayne Lawson Samuel Dean Lawson Lisa Ann Lester Lola Teanice Lester Michelle Lee Lester Pamela Sue Lester Crystallina Marie Lowe Marty Lynn Maxfield Karl Anthony McGlothlin 62 SOPHOMORE CLASS Edgar Alvin McGolthlin Chester Darin McGlothlin Bridget Devona McGlothliin Jackie Ray Meade Regina Lynn Meade Samuel! Lee Messick, Il Debra Ann Metcalf Jacqueline Leigh Miller Jeffrey Scott Miller Mark Kevin Miller Melissa Lynn Miller Rodney Darnell Miller Shirley Ann Mullins Cynthia Caroline Musick Kimberly Dawn Musick oy aay OS CLASS OFFICERS L-P V. Pres. — Jimmy Elswick, Pres. — MODEL CLASSMEN L-R Jimmy Elswick and Vanessa Shannon Fletcher, Sec. Treas. — Lee Messick Vandyke SOPHOMORE CLASS 63 Mary Elizabeth Musick Christy Wynette Newberry Sharon Denise Newberry Willinda Wiline Newberry Bradley Earnest Nuckles Michelle Lee Osborne Jennifer Lee Owens Kenneth Eugene Palrner Deana Lynn Patrick Joey Mark Peck Jonah Marie Perkins Sandra Christine Perkins Cecil Franklin Powers Deborah Lynn Price Teresa Faye Price Felicia Zepeda Rasnake Letina Marie Rasnake Lisa Joyce Rasnake Avery Wayne Ratliff Larry Dale Ratliff Billie Melissa Ray Raloh Wayne Ray Rodney Wayne Richardson Claude Thomas Rickman Michael Wayne Robinson Ricky Allen Roman Sally Ann Schreiner Mckinley Howard Sheppard James Bradley Short Jalena Ann Shortridge 64 SOPHOMORES A Glamorous Life. It’s not everyday that a sophomore girl gets the opportunity to start a modeling career. Kim Musick is a 16 year old 5 foot 10 inch Honaker High student. Kim started modeling in the eighth grade for Rasnic Models in Kingsport. As long as Kim can remember, she wanted to pursue modeling and a career in fashion design. Kim doesn‘t see modeling as her only career goal. After graduation, she plans to attend Virginia Intermont College and major in fashion merchandising. Last summer she spent a whirlwind week in New York City filed with photoshoots, makeovers, and sight- seeing. Kim also attended a modeling conven- tion in Birmingham, Alabama, where she won several awards. Some of her interests include sports, particularly basketball, and cheerlead- ing. Modeling is a great way for teens to learn the responsibility of a career, of Course, Mo- deling isn’t as easy as it looks; it’s a lot of hard work and discipline. Kim can describe model- ing in three simple words, 'l love it.”’ Kimberly Loretta Simerly Kimberly Beth Simmons Michael Jay Steffey Nolan Axley Stevens Rhonda Ann Stevens Shanna Leigh Stevens Della Marie Street Gary Ray Street Kimberly Lynn Street James Allen Strouth Melissa Ann Strouth Hubert Edward Stump Kelli Jennifer Taylor Tammy Ray Templin Vanessa Carol Vandyke SOPHOMORES 65 Karen Lynn Vanover Laura Darlene Vanover Donna Denise Wallace Randy Lee Wells Abbie Gail Whited Cathy Darlene Whited Kristie Lynn Whited Alfred Junior Wicks Amy Michelle Wilson Gary Shannon Woodward Joyce Faye Yates Lesia Denice Yates Pamela Sue Yates Roger Curtis Young Not Pictured Wiley Bostic . Denice Harmon Loretta H. Perkins Robert Brewer Angie Hess David Robinson Dean Compton Tina Marshall Edward Trammel William Fleming Craig Miller Steven C. Hale Eugene Perkins Giddy Up Sherri Kiser has been riding horses for four years. She became interested when her family bought two horses in 1980. Sherri rides Dusty, in competitions such as country plea- sure and trail racking. In 1983 Sherri and Dusty placed third in the Country Pleasure Division, in the Appalachian Horse Show Association. She also placed first in the Trail Pleasure Division in the Mountain Empire Racking Horse Associ- ation. eR TT Ee 66 SOPHOMORES arch mini AUB POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL Ast row — Sponsors Mrs. Clevinger and Mrs. Justice. 2nd row — Jennifer Newberry. Michelle Stinson, Teresa McGlothlin, Karen Street, Vickie Vance, Karen Hale, Diane Sisk. 3rd row — Linda Miller, Tracy Harte, Stephanie Boyd, Beverly Taylor, Annette McGlothlin, Karen Taylor. 4th row — Sonya Beringer, Donna Jewell, Kim Sullivan, Julie Propst, Juanita Price, and Darlene Meadows. Not pictured: Coaches Chet Wysor and Brian Fuller. 1st row — Mona Dye, Natashia Helton, Tammy Dye, Lisa Compton, Pam McGlothlin, Sonya Fletcher, 2nd row — Robin Bostic — manager, Leslie Dotson, Rhonda Lowe, Janet James, Renae Byrd, Lisa Ball. 3rd row — Lisa Stoops, Janet Templin, Missy Crabtree, Judy Howard, Julie Martin, Debbie Hess, Shelia Childress, Mary Jo Muncy, Sponsor Mrs. Meade. Not pictured Sponsor Ms. Vance and Coach Rick Dye. It was a struggle to the finish but the Juniors managed to take a victory 18-16. The girls from both teams showed great sportsmanship and appreciated being given the chance to play. ie | Be | fresh ¢ man e a first year student in a study of course e more self ) confidence e intimidate eighth graders ¢« more recognition e first year - | credits count ¢ j.v. sports jr. miss h.h.s. pageant ¢ algebra ‘1 ¢ french e spanish « greek mythology the most dangerous game e journals research papers e world history « world geography « earth science e¢ second step on the ladder CLASS OF 6% Dallas Baldwin James Douglas Ball Randy Lee Ball Sandra Marie Ball Tina Renee Barnhart Roy Dwayne Barton David Allen Belcher Robin Dawn Beringer Carrie Ann Bond Christopher Wayne Bostic Mark Allen Bostic Gary Douglas Boyd Joseph Edward Boyd Laura Rachelle Boyd Kevin Wayne Brewer Lisa Marie Brown Tina Michelle Cabell David Jessie Campbell Joseph Matthew Clark Pamela Jean Cole Hazel Leanne Compton Kimberly Lynette Compton Tammy Michelle Compton Jennifer Lynn Cook Michael Walker Cooper Viola Ellen Cooper Christopher Scott Couch Debbie Melissa Cox Scott William Cox Drema Pearl Coxton 70 FRESHMEN CLASS GLASS OF 69 Ninth Grade Class Officers Chris Bostic Reporter Jamie Hale President Jeff Miller Secretary Mike Miller Vice President Michael Crabtree Tonia Jeanne Crabtree Daniel Preston Cruey Stephen Keith Damron Sonya Michelle Davis Larry Keith Deskins Brian Keith Dotson Howard Russell Dye Jerry Wayne Dye Keith Ruel Dye Mary Ann Dye Melissa Ann Dye Sarah Ann Dye Vanessa Lynn Dye Vicki Lynn Dye FRESHMEN 7 4 CLASS OF “89 Jennifer Leigh Eaton Darrell Wayne Fields James Eric Fields Sonya Gail Fletcher Lynnette Michelle Fuller Michael Adam Gamble Scott Wayne Griffith John Wesley Hagerman Donna Sue Hale Jammie Harold Hale Larry Carson Hale Phillis Jean Hale Deanna Lynne Harris Gregory Daniel Harris Larry Gene Harris Lesia Ann Harris Linda Michelle Harris Marvia Richard Harris Milton David Harris Thomas Harmon Harris Jeffrrey Edward Harrison Deborah Kay Hart Jeffrey Burton Hart Ronnie David Hart Hope Lee Helton Maranda Noreen Helton Barrie Reeds Hess Darren Winford Hess John Paul Hess Keith Allen Hess 72 FRESHMEN CLASS OF “69 Mark Anthony Hess Pamela Marlene Hess Pamela Renee Hess Randall Anthony Hess Roger Anthony Hess Striving ahead. Scott Hill, Scott Cox, and Lee O'Connor are three outstanding freshman football players. During the 1985 football sea- son they played both J.V. and Varsity football. Sandra Renee Hess Each day they went to J.V. practice from 3:30 until 5:30 or 6:00 and then they went to Varsity practice until about 7:00. Although, they only played in 3 or 4 varsity games they gained experience over the other J.V. players that should help them in the 1986 season. They also proved that they had what it took to wear both J.V. and Varsity jerseys. Scotty Dale Hill Malinda Gayle Honaker Hazel Virginia Howard Bobby Jim Hubbard Sharon Kaye Hubbard Trina Renee Hubbard Richard Clarence Daniel Hurt Melissa Harleen James Terri Lynn Jewell Crystal Fawn Johnson Danny Lee Johnson Galen Kerry Johnson : FRESHMEN 73 CLASS OF 89 Jennifer Ann Johnson Matt Andrew Johnson Clarence Jones, JR Tommy Wayne Justice Sandra Rebecca Justus Kendy Lynn Keen Sherry Rebecca Keen Brian Keith Lawson Mark Anthony Lester Melissa Velvet Lester Melanie Patrice Lothery Curtis Clifford Matney Brian Douglas McGiothlin Gary Wayne Messer Did You Say S.A.T.? Dur- Ing the ‘85-86 school year five freshmen; Jeff Miller, Rod Slate, Lee O Conner, Scot Cox, and Jamie Hale began taking the S.A.7. The S.A.T, is the Scholastic Aptitude Test which many colleges require you To take before they will accept your applica- tion, They feel that an early start will helo them in the future. By taking it now they will not be as shocked as some of their classmates who will wait until their Jr. or Senior year to take the S.A.1. By tak- ing the S.A.T. now it en- ables them to improve their scores, because they will have 3 more years to repeat the test, and each time their scores should improve. 74 FRESHMEN CEA SSsO ig 69. Elaine Marie Messick Christopher Michael Miller Donald Lee Miller James Foster Miller Jeffrey Allen Miller Kimberly Gail Miller Rebecca Lynn Miller Sharon Kaye Miller Tammy Lynn Miller Timothy Gregg Miller Vicky Lee Miller William M,. Mullins Angela Lynn Muncy Peggy Ann Musick Randy Musick . Lori Ann Newberry Lee Michael O'Connor David Glen Owens Alida Kay Peck Bobbie Jo Peck Estil Edward Peck Angela Lynne Perkins Cheryl Lynn Perkins Christopher Dane Perkins Lonnie Maurice Perkins Tonya Jane Perkins Teresa Lynn Perkins Leigh Nichole Potter Tammy Denise Powers Donald Carey Pritt FRESHMEN 75 GEASS CEC? Melissa Gail Propst Saundra Sue Ratliff Janeane Sue Ray Sherry Rebecca Ray William Keith Ray Crystal Dawn Reedy Richard Chris Robinette Anthony Harlowe Robinson Wesley Clyde Shell Bradley McClinton Sheppard Jimmy Ernest Short Jackie Douglas Shortt Tina Fay Sims Melissa Lynn Sisk Roderick Lynn Slate Eddie Allen Smith Karen Denise Smith Michelle Renee Smith Dedication is all it takes. Vonda Van Dyke has aft- tended church all her life and has been very involved in different church activities. She has been singing solo a t the Swords Creek ‘Block’’ Church since she was 8 years old. She is the song leader for the smaller children and helps to organize activities for the youth group. In the summer Vonda attends Vocation Bible Schoo! and goes to camp meetings in Virginia and Kentucky. Vonda loves church and she is very dedicated to her work there. 16 ERESHMEN NOT PICTURED: Harry Clinton Barnett Bradley Scott Cassell Eric Scottie Davidson Melissa Beth Harris Ricky Dean Hart CLASS OF “89 George Jimmy Sparks Jr. David Brian Stevens Joyce Marie Stevens Marcey Ann Stilwell Kimberly Lynn Stilwell Jeffrey William Stinson Charles Edward Stoops David Keith Street Mark Lynn Sutherland Angela Rene Taylor David Allen Taylor George Perry Taylor, Ill Homer Christopher Taylor Naomi Marie Tickle Vonda Kaye VanDyke Michelle Denise Wallace Laura Kay Ward Melissa Faye Ward Sonya Ann Weber Brian Wayne White Jessica Leigh Whited Melissa Ann Whited Rhonda Sue Whited Richard Lon Wood, || Jerry Balford Yates Chadwick Marcus Jessee Michael Wayne Lester Randy David McGlothlin Sarah Lynn Silcox Gregory Scott White Ritchie Redford White Terry Edward Yates Stephen Randall Fuller FRESHMEN 77 78 FRESHMAN EX-TEM-PO-RA-NE-OUS ... a division of forensic competition in which a participant has 30 minutes preparation time be- fore delivering a 3 to 5 minute answer to a current events question. John Paul Hess has successfully competed in this forensic category for the past two years. During his eighth grade year, he competed on the district level, and as a freshman he advanced to the regional competition. John plans to continue participating in forensics while in high school. By his senior year. he should be a state winner. MODEL CLASSMEN — Joey Boyd and Vickie Dye AUTOGRAPHS POS A. Tina Renee Addair Gary Steven Adkins Bobby Eugene Arrington, ue David Dwayne Arrington Selena Gail Artrip Beth Ann Arwood Kevin Lee Baldwin Harry Preston Ball Kelly Rae Ball Jennifer Mae Barnhart Tamatha Carol Barrett Billy Haze Blankenship Brian Blankenship Kevin Gerome Blankenship Michael William Bostic, Jr. Christopher Lee Boyd Marcus Alan Boyd Eric Shannon Brown Mark Harry Brown Pamela Sue Brown Karen Lynn Bryant Charlie Walter Byrd David Earl Casey James Gregory Childress Anthony Scott Clark 80 EIGHTH GRADE TIGER CHAMPS. Honaker’s 12 year old All-Star Standouts Ripper McGlothlin, Anthony McFarlane, Mike Bostic, Mike Osborne, Steve McNulty, Anthony Miller, and Kevin Baldwin led the Tigers to a 3rd place rank in the state of Virginia. The boys had a shut-out game 16-0 against Wise for the District title. Here Kevin Balwin pitched a no-hitter, Ripper had a three-run homer and Steve had a double. Catcher, Mike Bostic had a triple and threw three people out. They then traveled to Fairfax, VA where they battled it out with Churchill the Tigers coming through 2-1 in an eight inning game. Here Ripper went 3 and 4, Mike Osborne threw 5 people out with Steve having the game winning run. Katherine Joann Clevinger Shane Claude Collins Robin Lynn Combs Terry Dean Combs Debora Jane Compton Steven Lynn Compton Thomas Theodore Compton Willard Douglas Cook, Jr. April Lynn Cordle Steven Michael Corns Ladonna Eugenia Crabtree William Frost Crabtree Chad Curry Laura Marie Deel Rebecca Ann Deel Gregory Norris Deskins Connie Beth Dobbs Tina Denelle Dotson Christopher Dale Dye Darrell Repass Dye Jeffrey Jay Dye Randall Junior Dye Teddy Junior Dye Charles Robert Eaton, Jr. Mark Allen Elkins Mark Allen Farmer Teenia Gerri Fletcher Jennifer Ann Fox Elmer Burton Fuller Melissa Ann Fuller The Tigers, then played Woodlawn where they lost 5-12, but still earned the title of being ranked 3rd in the state of Virginia. Pitcher, Kevin Baldwin had a total of 64 strikeouts and only two runs scored. Anthony Miller coached third base for the team and Anthony McFarlane played left field. STAND UP TIGER STANDOUTS!! EIGHTH GRADE 811 Randall Allen Fuller Denise Ellen Griffith Rebecca Lee Griffith Vince Edward Hagy, Ill Jackie Allen Hale Rhonda Suzzette Hale Ricky Lee Hale Jeffrey Thomas Harding Anita Ruth Harris Billy Marcus Harris Bradley Rainard Harris Denorah Sue Harris Melissa Renee Harris Susan Margaret Harris Tammy Lynn Harris Wanda Stephanie Harris Wanda Sue Harris Rhonda Carol Harrison Ava Maria Hart Randall Dean Helbert Marsha Danette Helton Tammie Sue Helton David Lee Hess Diane Carol Hess Jennifer Lee Hess Melissa Jeanette Hess Michael Kendall Hess Scotty Wayne Hess Cynthia Dawn Hill Douglas Alexander Hill 82 EIGHTH GRADE Donald E. Honaker John Earl Honaker Norma Jean Honaker Robin Juanita Honaker Susan Adele Honaker Timothy Alvin Honaker Melinda Gaye Hubbard Shannon Lee Hubbard Tina Gail Hubbard Ray Allen Huff Brian Clifford Hughes Michael Walter Israel! Tamera Barbara Israel Anthony Wayne Jackson James Douglas Jessee Gregg Len Johnson Samuel Nicholas Johnson Helen Sue Justice Paul Berkley Keen, Jr. Samuel Keen Ricky Allen Kennedy Bridgett Sneree Lester Bryan Scott Lester Connie Marie Lester Michael Rui Lester Ronnie Lee Lester, Jr. Wiliam Matthew Leste: William Burchard Lockhart James Glenn Lowe Lisa Karen Lowe EIGHTH GRADE 83 Sylvia Ann Lowe Robert Shawn Martin Betty Sue Matney Raloh Daniel Matney Daphne Ann McClain Wanda Faye McClanahan MODEL CLASSMEN — Rhonda Hale and Greg Deskins James Anthony McFarlane Tommy Dean McGlothliin, Jr, Teresa Kay McGlothlin Kimberly Denise McGlothlin Eva Gail McGlothiin Bradley Wayne McGlothlin Steven Edward McNulty Anthony Yul Miller Debra Jean Miller Kevin Dean Miller Marlynn Miller Sherry Lynn Miller 84 EIGHTH GRADE Tammy Louise Miller Teresa Ann Miller Joanne Lee Mitchell Jodi Lynn Mullins Kevin Lynn Musick Melissa Alice Musick Teresa Kay Musick James Williarn Newberry Michael Stanley Osborne Janet Elaine Owens Kenneth David Owens, dp Tammy Annette Peck Michael Lee Penley Anita Michelle Perkins Delores Ann Perkins Mark Anthony Perkins Ricky Allen Perkins Shannon Marie Perkins Terry Lynn Perkins Charlie Oliver Price Christopher Garland Price Keith Vidis Price Michelle Renee Rasnake Drema Lou Ratliff Melanie Lynn Ray Mendy Joann Ray Paula Michelle Ray Timothy Ray William Edward Reed Donna Jean Reynolds EIGHTH GRADE 85 Mark Reynolds Thomas Michael Reynolds Michael Dwayne Robinette Beverly Renee Robinette Deborah Karen Rose Douglas Wayne Sargent Kevin Dwayne Sauls Juan Eric Sawyers Tammy Sue Shepard Jennifer Shepherd Timothy Allen Shortt Phyllis Lynn Simnmons Vincent Brian Sizemore Carol Lynn Spencer Fairley Brian Spencer Terry Conley Spencer Louis Leroy Spicer, Jr. Rhonda Kaye Steele Glenda Carol Stinson James Ronald Stinson Denise Lynn Street Melesia Ann Street Thomas Christopher Suits Glenda Michelle Sullivan Janice Dean Taylor Linda Sue Taylor Lisa Ann Taylor Melissa Diane Taylor Thomas Jennings Taylor Thomas Brian Taylor Y U 86 EIGHTH GRADE Sara Ellen Templin Scottie Dean Thomas Michelle Lee Vance James Marcus VanDyke Mark Aaron VanDyke Elizabeth Diane Ward Lisa Armanda Ward Helena Sue Webb Brian Keith White Chris Whited Davina Beth Whited John Anthony Whited Juanita Whited Michael Scott Whited Teena Charlene Whited Christy Beth Whitt Patricia Diane Wicks Heather Delynn Williams Keith Norman Wilson Darrell Wesley Woodard Anthony Wayne Woodward Melinda Diane Woodward Dennis Wayne Yates Kirby Lynn Yates Teresa Ann Yates EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS — Reporter — Charlie Price, Secretary — Bridget Lester, Vice-President — Preston Ball, President — Kevin Mu- sick. EIGHTH GRADE 87 COMPLIMENTS OF: ANY INC. NORA VIRGINA 88 ADS “Compliments Of’’ ELLMORE COAL CORPORATION A Subsidiary Of UNITED COAL COMPANY The Dependable Energy Connection P.O. Box 901 P.O. Box 1280 Grundy, VA 24614 Bristol, VA 24201 ADS 89 90 ADS The SCA for 1985-86 would like to congratulate the graduates of 1986. The SCA has sponsored the home- coming parade and dance, the volleyball tourna- ments, and the Miss HHS Beauty Pageant. Hopefully, these events have added to your senior year memo- ries Of Honaker High. 1) Barrett Farm Supply, Inc. P.O. Box 616 Lebanon, Virginia 24266 HY Srosting Geods, Ino DEAN McGRAW, 102 EAST FRONT STREET D D S RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA 24641 ‘ ‘ Lebanon, Virginia 24266 ig Orange HONAKER MRE SERVICE Honaker, VA VE SEENON L.ERORE HAW BRE DCW REE CORNY’ we QEANGS HOURGLASS Front Row: Karen Taylor, Michelle Honaker, Karen Street, Vickie Vance, Karen Hale, 2nd Row: Mary Dye, Sponsor — Mrs. Justice, Diane Sisk, Angela Lester, Juanita Price, Terri Hart, Kim Sullivan, Trace Hart, Jennifer Newberry. 3rd Row: Scott Compton, Cal Slate. 4th Row: Sonya Beringer, Michelle Stinson. Back Row: Chris Miller, Randy Sizemore. Meeting deadlines. Trace, Jenn, and Sonya proof paste-up sheets. Nita, Maressa, Terri, Angela, and Diane work on the front page. Compton, Chris, and Skid complete the sports section. HOURGLASS STAFF 93 EER We LEAR Fla 2nd Runner-Up Jodi Mullins Ath Runner-Up Rhonda Hale al REN WK HAART ow ENS BREAN D6EEAG PERLORKOI]K« lity ller Jr. Miss HHS Vicki Dye Miss Congenia Sharon M NS cee JR. MISS HHS ROC 4st Runner-Up Genie Crabtree 3rd Runner-Up Michelle Rasnake 94 JR. MISS HHS MISS HHS 95 FOTGEDS ITT pa 2nd Runner-Up Jennifer Bostic Ath Runner-Up Melissa Crabtree DELS f Miss HHS Angela Fry Miss Congeniality Michelle Honaker MISS HHS Lye bf a 4st Runner-Up Vickie Vance 3rd Runner-Up Regina Bailey 1986 REDBUD FESTIVAL arn? %i 9% ee 4 a SPOIRTS OCS +, PIOOOS AS , +90 +, ee 4 —— % oe .% % o . 4,%,4 leo 6 . ¢.%.4 Oe o.% 9 MISS REDBUD BEAUTY PAGEANT Lotta Crabtree (above center), was crowned Miss Redbud 1986. Jackie Miller (above left), was First Runner-Up and Donna Bailey (above right), was Second Runner-Up. REDBUD ESSAY CONTEST E Winners grades 10-12: 1st place Cal Slate, 2nd place Vickie Vance, 3rd place Kathy Deel, Grades 8-9: 1st place Vonda Vandyke, 2nd place Tammy Compton, 3rd place Keith Ray. 96 REDBUD FESTIVAL MISS TIGER PIRIDE Miss Tiger Pride, Bererly Taylor, was chosen from the seniors. ieee Gs Z z 7 y y L BY x Teena Whited was chosen princess from the eighth and ninth grades. Lotta Crabtree was chosen princess from the tenth and eleventh grades. MISS TIGER PRIDE 97 — OO ————— é = oceeenscceeroeemrneierememeniee 98 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Seeeoe se | BeseQeaseceh ay I See] cry dtm : fof ¢-) | ofe || Me 10) 0)(= 9m (=]0 010 a0 fal O10 @Le] ©) Ke! al; a (00) om (010) 10) a confidence. Boys Basketball — through the net, three seconds, out of bounds, foul line, district champs. Football — punt, kick, field goal, quarter back, tackle, homecoming, touch down. Cheerleaders — pom poms, chants, routines, stunts, spirit, fight song. Volleyball — spike, bunt, serve, net ball, foot fault. Baseball — bat, glove, home plate, catcher, out field, infield, grand slam. Softball — good season, bunt, steak, short stop, three strikes, walk, home run. Boys Track — sprint, hurdles, mile run, triple jump, pole vault, regional track meet. Girls Track — shot, disc, relay teams, long jump, high jump. Se eam indentification: Front Row, M. Boyd, K. Elkins, W. Perkins, S. Hill, J. Elswick, L. O’Connor, S. Cox, R. Hess, B. Blankenship, Row 2, Coach Henley, Coach Harding, J. Hill, M. Robinson, G. Woodward, M. Horton, W. Price, J. Johnson, H. Gross, L. Stevens, B. Hagy, Coach Johnson, Row 3, Coach Hagy, Coach Hubbard, G. Honaker, K. Robinette, G. Varney, J. Webb, R. Plaster, R. Peck, L. Messick, T. Holloway, Coach Garrett, Coach O'Connor, Back Row, M. Johnson, T. Griffith, J. Starut, R. Honaker, B. Miller, D. Dye, M. Musick, R. Robinson, J. Peck This year gave the seniors something that they could be very proud of. This was their first winning season since being a part of the Honaker Football program. The success came through hardwork and dedication on and off the field. | would like to thank the seniors for their dedication in turning the program around, and wish them the best life has to offer. Coach Hubbard 100 VARSITY FOOTBALL FOOTBALL HONORS: FIRST TEAM ALL DISTRICT; Tim Griffith — OG, Johnny Johnson — RB, Wil- liam Price — Place Kicker, Bobby Miller — DL, Mike Horton — LB, Glen Varney — DB. SECOND TEAM; Bobby Miller — OT, William Price — RB, LB, Mike Musick — DE, Jeff Webb — DL, Tim Griffith — LB, Jonnny Johnson — DB. HONOR- ABLE MENTION: David Dye — @B, DB, Robert Honaker — OL, DL, Matt Johnson — Center, Mike Horton — RB, Ronald Plaster — OG. ALL REGION C; Second Team; Johnny Johnson — RB, Tim Griffith — OG, Mike Horton — LB. ALL SOUTHWEST VA; First Team; Johnny Johnson — RB, Second Team: William Price — LB, Mike Horton — LB, Bobby Miller — DT. ALL STATE TEAM: Second Team; Johnny Johnson — RB ‘2. ]@M@ijt va. ———-_.. mt — 5 PSG JaIREAE HG = SENIORS: Front Row, K. Robinette, L. Stevens, J. Johnson, M. Horton, W. Price, B. Miller, Back Row: T. Griffith, J. Webb, M. Musick, M. Boyd, G. Varney, R. Robinson OFFENSE: Front Row. H. Gross, M. Boyd, R. Robinson, B. Miller, T. Griffith, J. Peck, D. Dye, M. Johnson, R. Honaker, J. Webb, Back Row, M. Horton, J. John- son, W. Price DEFENSE: Front Row, M. Musick, B. Miller, J. Webb, R. Honaker, W. Price, Row 2, M. Horton, |. Griffith, Back Row, G. Varney, R. Robinson, D. Dye, J. John- son VARSITY FOOTBALL 101 102 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1) Try and Catch Me. Johnny rushes for another 200 plus game. 2) On the Money. The pass is complete to Ran- Call. 3) Remember the Play. The Tiger offense sets up for another drive. 4) Move It. Robert clears the way for Johnny. 5) Clear the Way. Bobby looks for some action. 6) Decisions, Decisions. Coach Hubbard de- cides on the next play. 7) Quick Action. David throws while he still has time. MPM SRT VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS : Being part of the team. The 1985-86 Varsity Cheerleading squad consist of Captain So- nya Beringer, Melanie Lothery, Michelle Cabell, Renae Byrd, Tammy Reynolds, Kay Hart, and Robin Beringer. The Junior Varsity squad consists of Krystal Lowe, Sonya Fletcher, Karen Smith, Crystal Reedy, and _ Christy Newberry. Sonya promotes spirit at the last Tiger football pep rally. CHEERLEADERS 103 104 CHEERLEADERS Not another touchdown. Kay Hart can find nothing to cheer about as the op- posing team scores an- other touchdown. Varsi- ty cheerleaders involve the crowd. Lori New- berry, Tammy Reynolds, Kay Hart, Renae Byrd, and Michelle Cabell pose for the photographer present at the Home- coming game. 1985 was a rebuilding year for the football cheerleaders. For the first time in a number of years the Junior Varsity team had seven loyal supporters. Along with the addition of the Junior Varsity cheerleading squad there was also a new sponsor. Mrs. Sue Wil- liams, a third year teach- er at Honaker High School, sponsored the girls this year, They start- ed preparing early in the year with practice over the summer, then with the arrival of new uniforms the cheerleaders looked forward to an exciting season. JV. FOOTBALL Bottom row: J. Miller, J. Boyd, T. Perkins, A. McFarlane, D. Dye, D. Hess, G. Whited. Second row: V. Hagy, A. Robinson, K. Wilson, B. McGlothlin, B. McGlothlin, M. Miller, R. Lockhart, D. Curry, T. Woodward, Assistant Coach S. Johnson, Third row: Coach Garrett, J. Hale, B. White, L. Hale, S. Hill, J. Sawyers, L. O'Connor, R. Musick, G. Johnson, Coach Hagy. Top row: L. Spicer, J. Harding, A. Miller, J. Hagerman, S$. Cox, C. Bostic, L. Deskins. The 1985 J.V. Football team was com- posed of a group of fine young men. The offense was led by Jeff and Mike Miller at quarterback. Scott Cox and Juan Sawyers led the team in yardage and touchdowns due to a hardwork- ing offensive line with Chris Bostic, Wil- liam Lockhart, Brian White, Tony Woodward, and John Hagerman. De- fense was led by Jamie Hale, Terry Per- kins, Lee O'Connor, Jeff Harding, and Junior Jones. To have a winning football team you must have dedicated and hardwork- ing players. Each member of this team had both qualities, and it was a prive- lege to work with these young men. Coach Garrett COACH RANDY GARRETT FOOTBALL 105 Pass off. Lotta fakes to Jennifer then passes to Tracy. Up for two. Cal Slate drives for middie with a jump shot to place two points. Take off. Lisa tries to steal for second base. Don’t bother me. Miss Phelos takes time to pose for a picture. , Let’s go. Sharon and Lotta promote spirit at a game. 106 SPORTS ACTION Set up. Jennifer sets up to run an in bounds play. Crowd on edge. Fans set on edge as field goals kicked. Pass off. David passes to Mike as team blocks. I'm gone. Randy drib- bles past a Richlands player. Block for me. Mike Horton runs for a touchdown. SPORTS ACTION 107 Team Identification: Robin Bostic, Vicki Dye, Jeanine Bla- kenship, Bridget McGlothlin, Jennifer Johnson, Lotta Crabtree, Kim Mu- sick, Coach Bolling, Jennifer New- berry, Tracy Harte, Janeane Ray. This was Coach Bolling’s first year of coaching the girls. He had a very young team which consisted of two seniors, one junior, three sopho- mores, and four freshmen. The girls gained the skills and potential need- ed to play basketball. Even though they had an unsuccessful season, 108 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL the girls worked and progressed as a TEAM. Coach Bolling said this was a good experience for him. Bolling also stated, “| never knew how much the girls could do until | took thern over in August.”” This year has been the biggest turn out of fans the girls have had in a long time. “Winning is not everything; it’s how you play the game.” The Lady Ti- gers never gave up and bounced back with great pride and desire to win the next game. These girls are the true WINNERS! Picture Identification: What's that smile about? Coach Boll- ing smiles as if he has a something up his sleeve for the game plan. Hope she misses. Jennifer Newberry takes a few minutes to rest while an Indian shoots two foul shots. Someone break for the ball. Jeanine Blankenship prepares to make a pass as Jennifer Johnson breaks to the ball. Here Iam. Robin Bostic and Kim Musick look for the pass. LADY TIGERS 109 440 LADY TIGERS BASKETBALL LADY TIGERS 414 Deen Get open. Tracy looks as Jennifer breaks open, We’re proud. The proud parents escorted their daughters to the center of the court. Parent's night is a very special night for the Lady Tigers. Coaches, parents, ball players, score and book keepers, and the managers were given carnations as they entered the gym. At the beginning of the varsity game, the parents escort- ed their daughters out to the center of the couri. The two seniors were given carnations which were presented by Coach Bolling. The seniors were Jennifer Newberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Newberry, and Tracy Harte, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Harte. Robin Bostic, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bostic, will return next year as a senior. The remaining girls and their parents are Two points. Kim shoots two foul shots. 412 LADY TIGERS Be sswsilesctaae Take two. Tracy, Jennifer, Linda, and Randy pose for a picture. as follows: Lotta Crabtree, daughter of © Don and Linda Crabtree, Kim Musick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Musick, — Jeanine Blankenship, daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. Bobby Blankenship, Jennifer — Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arvel Johnson, Vicki Dye, daughter of Sammy — and Shirley Dye, Janeane Ray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Junior Ray, and Brid- gett McGlothiin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos McGlothlin. After the game, the girls and coaches went to Gary’s Pizza Place to eat. A big thanks goes out to the parents for all their support and help. JV. TIGERS @ A FLURRY OF ACTION Team identification: Rhonda Harrison, Rhonda Hale, Becki Miller, Susan Honaker, Kim Steffey, Sharon Hubbard, Ava Hart, Kim McGlothlin, Jean- ie Crabtree, Tami Helton, and Coach Shelia Phelps. Picture identification: Rhonda Hale charges down the court. Junior Varsity Lady Ti- gers hustle while playing defense. Coach Phelps discusses game strategy JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 143 TIGERS FIND THEIR WAY COACHES: K.D. Bolling and C.W. Dot- son, WINNERS! Team and Coach proudly display their dis- trict trophy. Captain Cal Slate Coach: C.W. Dotson 114 BOYS BASKETBALL | IO THE DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS AT LAST. Tiger Fans and players celebrate after defeating Castlewood (66- 48) which made them District Tri-Champions. DISTRICT CHAMPIONS The 1985-86 ‘Tiger’ basketball team can be summed up in two words. Those two words are “District Champi- ons’’. The team, led by Seniors: Scott Compton, Randy Dye, Chris Miller, Ran- dy Sizemore, Cal Slate, and Juniors: Brad Hart, Bryon Helton and Jeff iMiller, fashioned a 15-8 overall record and a 9-4 district record which included a 9-4 home court advantage. The highlights of the season featured an 8-0 run at the end of the regular season with big district wins over Rich Valley (by 20), Rural Retreat (by 35), and Castlewood (by 18) to give the Tigers the Hogo- heegee District Championship. A spe- cial playoff game win over Chilhowie vaulted the Tigers into its first Region C § Tournament appearance and its sixth Ff Regional Tournament appearance in § - Honaker High School history. Congratu- lations, Jam On Crew, for a job well done. Coach Dotson BOYS BASKETBALL 115 Cal Slate Randy Sizemore Scott Compton Chris Miller Randy Dye Jeff Miller Bryon Helton Brad Hart Anthony Hart 416 BOYS BASKETBALL eT ww eis Jeff Bise Wendell Sargent Stephen Jackson Tim McClanahan Rodney Miller 1985-86 HONORS Scott Compton: ‘1st Team All-District Ast Team All-Region C Russell County Player of the Year WKPT Player of the Week Honorable Mentions: Randy Sizemore Byron Helton Cal Slate Jeff Miller Sportsmanship Award: Chris Miller Coach C.W. Dotson BOYS BASKETBALL 147 Front row: L. Dotson, I. Bostic, P. Whited, K. Deel, J. Rasnake, R. Bailey Second Row: $. Jackson, R. Miller, C. Miller, R. Sizemore, B. Hart, J. Miller, W. Sargeant Back Row: Coach Dotson, J. Mullins, J. Bise, T. McClanahan, S. Compton, B. Helton, A. Hart, R. Dye, C. Slate, MGR. W. Robinette yas 118 BOYS BASKETBALL {IGERS iorny _{IGERS ow GER Richlands Garden Castlewood Council Holston Chilhowie Rich Valley Rural Retreat Lebanon Holston Richlands R.B. Worthy Chilhowie Council R.B. Worthy Rich Valley Rural Retreat Garden Castlewood Lebanon y pm SWGERS Rebound Perfect. Cal jumps high for the rebound. High Jump. Bryon leaps high to shoot for two. Concentration. Scott looks for an opening. Senior Players. Front Row: Chris Miller and Randy Sizemore. Back Row: Randy Dye, Scott Compton and Cal Slate. BOYS BASKETBALL 149 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top: Julia Rasnake and Penny Whited Middle: Regina Bailey and Robin Bostic Bottom: Leslie Dotson and Kathy Deel We are the Best. The Varsity Cheerleaders perform a floor cheer between quarters. Number One. Everyone is excited about being first in district. 120 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS L. to R. J. Bostic, S. Miller, S. Bostic, K. Musick, L. Crab- tree, T. Templin and K. Whited. Varsity Captain: Leslie Dotson Sponsor: Sarah Beth Musick Junior Varsity Cap- tain: Tammy Templin Steady. J.V. Cheerleaders display climbing technique during a home game. J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 121 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: —E. Stoops, S. Cox, R. Slate, S. Fletcher, J. Miller, S. Cornpton, B. Sheppard, J. Hale. Back Row: M. Hilton, J. Hess, G. Street, Coach Bolling, D. Campbell, J. Miller, E. Fields, C. Bostic. This year as a whole has proven to be a very successful season. At the begin- ning of the year we started out on the wrong foot. But, as the end of the sea- son grew closer we began to work and progress as a team, which was shown when we won the last six out of eight games. The boys worked hard and were truly dedicated Till the sea- son was over. The boys always held their heads high, win or lose, which makes me very proud. The next day at practice, they were only more deter- mined to be a better ball team. That type of attitude is needed in any sport, so that makes them winners. K.D. Bolling Richlands Garden 38 44 Castlewood 42 Bh) Council 28 40 Holston 2h 31 Chilhowie xs 41 Rich Valley 28 34 Rural Retreat 29 S4as � ' Lebanon 23 40 ane Holston 25 She. Richlands 30 45 R.B. Worthy 58 19 Chilhowie Zh 44 Council 26 21 R.B. Worthy 35 34 Rich Valley 47 34 — = , Rural Retreat 52 61 siti ” Garden 33 25 Castlewood 36 16 Lebanon 28 36 122 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL iK=velaam(e = alilifeveii(e)a a sxe (ello), arena Kola asie](= 0 S. Keene, S. Taylor, M. Perkins, A. Miller, S. McNulty, B. Hagy, Coach Hagy. Front row — T. Dye, A. McFarlane, W. Crabtree, B. Taylor, B. Bostic, T. Shortt. Honaker Haysi Honaker Castlewood Honaker Cleveland Honaker Cleveland Honaker Garden Honaker Council Honaker Council Honaker Castlewood Honaker Castlewood Honaker Lebanon Honaker Cleveland Honaker Lebanon 8th GRADE BASKETBALL 123 Volleyball! The Lady Tigers had a fairly successful season in 1986. The team would like to express their thanks to Coach Johnson and the managers for a great season. 424 VOLLEYBALL Spike that ball. Michelle Honaker puts a spike down in the game against Hol- ston. 1986 Volleyball team: Front line: L. Brown, J. Blankenship, B. McGlothlin, V. Dye, M. Hon- aker, R. Bostic, K. Taylor, K. Compton. Back line: L. Lester Manager, K. Helton, J. Ray, K. Taylor, L. Crabtree, J. Johnson, L. Stoops, S. Childress, K. Sulli- van, L. Musick (manager) G. Johnson (Coach). Waiting for the volley. The front line waits for the ball to fall as the back line watches. Setting it up. Lisa Brown sets the ball up for Qa spike. 1986 Lady Tiger Volleyball | Seniors: Kimberly Sullivan, Karen | Taylor, Michelle Honaker. VOLLEYBALL 125 ae Z AAP LP Strong Throw. Johnny Johnson throws the runner Out at first, while Ricky Roman backs the play. PT a Turn Two. Tim Israel completes the throw for a double play against Castlewood. TE, LZ BG iid y Y, Flying Tigers. Tim Israel leaps to field a high throw to second base, while Johnny Johnson backs him. dine Saal ee High Five. Coach Harding congratulates William Price on an- other homerun. 126 VARSITY BASEBALL Team Identification. Row 1: Coach Har- ding, C. Compton, J. Miller, R. Roman, W. Price, T. Yates, T. Israel, J. Jones, Coach O'Connor Row 2: Coach Honaker, J. John- ' son, D. Perkins, S. Compton, B. Miller, J. § Miller, R. Robinson, R. Plaster | Turn, Turn, Turn. Todd Yates pivots, looking to first for a double play. Yj ye Cas — High Heat. Jeff Miller releases a fast ball to the piate Miller Time. Bobby Miller guns down the runner on first. Les pp BE Compton to Compton. Chris Compton makes a pick-off attempt to Scott Compton Action photos courtesy of Steve Frost VARSITY BASEBALL 127 JV. BASEBALL TEAM IDENTIFICATION: K. Price, M. Miller, | A. McFarlene, D. Owens, C. Bailey, B. | McGlothlin, S. McNulty, C. Pritt, G. John- | son, T. Dye Row 2: K. Wilson, K. Baldwin, J. | Hale, C. Bostic, M. Price, M. Dye, S. Cox, D. | Belcher, B. McGlothlin, S. Taylor, L. O’Con- nor, J. Harding, M. Osbourne, Coach Rain- bolt = SERBSUPASS Batter Up. Jamie on the batter. Strike One. Chris Bostic catches a strike from Jamie Hale. A Necessary Hit. Jeff Harding hits a single and helps lead the Tigers to a victory. I’m So Glad To Be Here. Coach Rainbolt concentrates on the game. Fs 2 Wy, G8 G2 8 BY perese ee, a REELED WAS ern’ PEPER GOLIST G OAR E bwhidiadkas cage ace 7. AA GO EOL OL IRE VOR | li hehliiedgce te Ti | uhalinidikod tt A hhthiiiebucagy I at Okt | bette Aihtldaahy pied Se ES Bi Ta a tigen 3 ane arenaey i walt y vaieeans ei te a ee 428 J.V. BASEBALL Front Row: R. Free- man, M. Crabtree, 3, taylor, |. Peck. 2nd Row: K. Comp- ton, W. Newberry, 5. Mullins, D. New- cerry, S. Beringer, M. Stinson, S. Davis. Back Row: M. Wells, V. VanDyke, ik. Taylor, T. Hub- bard, L. Crabtree, J. Martin, L. Lester, Manager, T. Tem- -iplin, R. Meade. Front Row: J. Els- wick, D. Harris, B. Shortt, J. Miller, D. McGlothlin. 2nd Row: R. Hess, L. Messick, J. Boyd, W. Robinette, S. Jackson. 3rd Row: M. Robinson, J.P. Hess, K. Bowman, R. Miller, B. Musick, D. Dye. 4th Row: D. Hill, C. Slate, J. Mill- er. Back Row: Coach Hubbard, Stephanie Bostic, Coach Henley. VARSITY TRACK 129 Track Action. Jimmy Els- wick, Steven Jackson, Ben Musick, David Dye, and Rodney Miller were the members of the boys track team who pattici- pated at the regional track meet. The following girls also competed: Rita Freeman, Beverly Taylor, Shirley Mullins, Kelli Taylor, Wendy Newberry, Kim Compton, and Sharon Newberry. The girls 1600 meter and 400 meter re- lay teams received 5th place. Rita Freeman placed 5th in the long jump and earned the right to compete at the state meet. 430 TRACK ACTION Track Action. Cal Slate bounds into the long jump pit. Brian Blankenship hurls the shot. Rita Freeman wins the 100 yard dash. Da- vid Dye finishes first in the 400 meter run. The high jump bar poses no problem for Kelli Taylor. PITCHERS CATCHERS Front Row: L. Fuller, V. Dye, L. Miller, R. Free- man Back Row: L. Brown, T. Stevens 132 SOFTBALL INFIELD Ast Row: L. Brown, V. Dye, M. Dye, T. Stevens 2nd Row: L. Crabtree, J. Johnson, L. Fuller Standing: J. Ray, L. Miller Front Row: L. Miller, R. Freeman, B. McGlothlin, M. Hess, V. Dye, M. Dye, Sheila Phelos — Coach. Back Row: L. Brown, R. Bostic, J. Ray, L. Crabtree, J. Jonmnson, L. Fuller, T. Hess, S. Childress, T. Ste- Vens STATE RUNNER-UP OUTFIELD Front Row: I¥ Freeman, S. Childress, V: Vance, T. Hess Back Row: B. McGlothiin, M. Hess, J. Johnson, L. Fuiller, R. Bostic SENIORS V. Vance, L. Miller, K. Taylor The 1986 Lady Tigers softball season was a successful one with a trip to the Group A State Finals. The girls are a very young team, and they all worked to their fullest Capacity throughout the season. The team compiled an impressive 10-3 record with wins over Council and Castlewood. The Lady Tigers also defeated Glenvar for the Region C title, and went on to defeat Council for the Group A State Semi-finals. Seniors, Linda Miller, Karen Taylor, and Vicki Vance led a group of young girls featuring five freshmen, five sophomores, and four juniors. lam very proud of the girls and enjoyed coaching each one of them. They all hold great talent and we will hear from them again next year. Coach Phelps COACH'S COMMENTS j Coach Sheila Phelps SOFTBALL 133 B4 GIRLS BASKETBALL MOST OUTSTANDING Jennifer Newberry MOST IMPROVED Jeanine Blankenship Jennifer Johnson PAW AWARD Tracy Harte VOLLEYBALL MOST OUTSTANDING Michelle Honaker MOST IMPROVED Vickie Dye PAW AWARD Jeanine Blankenship FOOTBALL MOST OUTSTANDING Off. — Johnny Johnson Def. — Tim Griffith, William Price MOST IMPROVED Glenn Varney PAW AWARD Mike Musick SPORTSMANSHIP Tim Griffith FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS MOST OUTSTANDING Sonya Beringer MOST IMPROVED Renae Byrd MOST SPIRITED Tammy Reynolds BOYS BASKETBALL MOST OUTSTANDING Cal Slate Scott Compton MOST IMPROVED Jeff Miller PAW AWARD Cal Slate SPORTSMANSHIP Chris Miller ALL HOGOHEEGE, Region C Scott Compton BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS MOST OUTSTANDING Leslie Dotson MOST SPIRITED Kristie Whited BOYS TRACK MOST OUTSTANDING David Dye MOST IMPROVED Steven Jackson PAW AWARD Ben Musick GIRLS TRACK MOST OUTSTANDING Sonya Davis MOST IMPROVED Sharon Newberry PAW AWARD Rita Freeman MOST OUT STANDING SENIOR Beverly Taylor BASEBALL MOST OUTSTANDING William Price MOST IMPROVED Tim Israel PAW AWARD Johnny Johnson FIRST TEAM DISTRICT Jeff Miller — Pitcher Bobby Miller — Third Base Randall Robinson — Outfield SECOND TEAM DISTRICT William Price — Catcher Johnny Johnson — Second Base Rick Roman — Outfield HONORABLE MENTION Scott Compton — First Base FIRST TEAM ALL REGION C Randall Robinson — Outfield SOFTBALL MOST OUTSTANDING Lisa Brown MOST IMPROVES Lotta Crabtree PAW AWARD Linda Miller ALL REGION C Lisa Brown Mona Dye Vickie Dye 135 : we J Business Awards. General Business — R. Perkins, Ac- Academic Fitness Awards Social Studies Awards. counting — L. Perkins, Typing | — D. Perkins, Shorthand Gaslaite U.S. History — L. Dotson, S. Honaker, J. Ras- — G. Hale, Office Tech | — L. Dotson, Office Tech || — T. Yates nake, Mark Price. M. McGlothlin, Computers — J. Gumpert (not pic- Not pictured —— K. Barton, R. Peck. Govern- tured). ment — L. Perkins. DAR Award. Woodman of the W Gifted and Talented Award. Honaker Community Scholarship. M. Fletcher J. Rasnake D. Jewell L. Perkins ¢ Social Studies Academic Letters and Pins. Choir Awards. Economics — C. Miller M. Fletcher, T. Hart, L. Perkins, T. Yates, R. Fletcher, S. Kelly, J. Miller, K. Simerley, L. J. Harris, A. McGlothlin, S. Har- Sociology — J. Price Dotson, S. Honaker, S. Jackson, M. Price, J. Rasnake, L. Stoops, K. Honaker, K. Deel, ris K. Ball, B. Bennett, B. Blankenship, R. Brown, S. Clark, L. Brown, S. Miller, S. Fletcher, J. Hale, J.P. Hess, J. Johnson, M. Johnson, J. Miller, A. Perkins, J. Ray, K. Ray, C. 136 AWARDS Reedy, B. Sheppard, R. Slate Business Contest Participants. M. Lester, P. Hubbard, M. Stinson, T. Harte, B. Honaker, O. McGlothlin, V. FFA Award. Vance, L. Ward, V. VanDyke, P. Cox, R. Reynolds, L. Perkins, A. Hagy, T. Compton, G. Hale, M. Fletcher, T. M. Musick — President Hart, J. Price, T. Hart, R. Bostic, K. Justus, D. Sisk, J. Propst, L. Dotson, K. Musick, J. Hess, S. Fletcher, M. Crabtree, J. Martin, D. Perkins, S. Stevens. a a Male and Female Athletic Award. | Dare You Award Journalism Awards. Band Award. C. Slate and J. Newberry M. Fletcher and T. Hart | — T. Webb T. Yates l| — S. Beringer Ag. Awards. J. Webb, T. Peck, L. Stephens, M. Musick, B. Lowe. Business Contest Winners. V. VanDyke, P. Hubbard, G. Hale, P. Cox, T. Compton, M. Fletcher, K. Justus, D. Sisk, L. Perkins, L. Dotson, K. Musick, D. Perkins. AWARDS 137 Foreign Language Awards. Spanish 1 — T. Ray, K. Wilson, S. Davis. Spanish 2 — K. Ray, K. Simerly. Spanish 3 — S. Jackson, J. Helton. English Awards. 8th — N. Honaker, K. Wilson, T. Ray. 9th — S. Cox, C. French 1 — N. Honaker. French 2 — S. Fletcher. French 3 — M. Price. Bond, K. Ray. 10th — K. Ball, K. Musick, T. Templin, S. Newberry, S. Kelly, K. Simerly. 14th — S. Jackson, J. Rasnake. 12th — T. Hart. English Comp. NY GicGcm Amnon Science Olympiad. L. Ward, K. Peck, C, Reedy, D. Jewell, S. Honaker, K. Ray, M. Price, K, Honaker, L. Martin, L. Perkins, D. Ball, S. Bundy, S. Jackson, T, inelmi, Je Rasnake, S. Compton, C. Slate, K. Bowman, M. Jonnson, R. Miller, B. Helton, R. Honaker. Winner: L. Martin Art Awards. Art 1 — Tony Ball. Art 2 — R. Gregory. Art 3 — M. Rich- ardson P.E. Awards. 8th — D. Perkins, A. McFarlane. 9th — V. Dye, G. Johnson. A0th — S. Newberry, S. Fletcher 138 AWARDS Social Studies Awards. Civics — E. Brown, C. Clevinger, S. Hess, G, Stinson, W. Crabtree, K. McGlothlin, K. Musick, K. Wilson, B. Taylor, R. Ray, N. Honaker, W. Lester, J. Fox. W. Geography Awards — R. Beringer, T. Compton, V. Dye, J. Johnson, S. Miller, J. Hess, S. Fletcher, W, History — J. Hale. U.S. History — K. Barton, M. Price, J. Rasnake, S. Honaker, L. Dotson. Gov't — L. Perkins. Economics — C., Miller. Sociology — J. Price. Home Ec. Awards. Home Ec. 1 — D. Jewell. Home Ec. 2 — G. Honaker. Home Ec. 3 — A McGlothlin, N. Peck, P. Rose. Forensics. 8 McClain, J Rasnake, S. Honaker, K,. Sullivan, S Beringer, J. Hess, S. Bundy. Speech and Drama Award. Jennifer Newberry. Math Competition: D. Jewell, K. Hart, K. Honaker, J. Yates, Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Williams, K. Wilson, J. Rasnake, N. Helton, L. Martin, Ms. Vance, K. Ray, E. McGlothlin, M. Price. Math Awards. Algebra 1 — K. Hart, K. Wilson, J. Miller. Algebra 2 — R. Slate, K. Ball, K. Ray, R. Brown, J. Ray, J. Hale. Geometry — J. Rasnake, S., Jackson. Trig. — M. Price. Calculas — L. Perkins. Consumer Math — M. Musick. AWARDS 139 440 BAND The beat goes on. In early Au- gust of 1985, the 56 member H.H.S. Band began practice for the upcoming marching sea- son. Under the direction of Mr. Ted Pobst, and Chris Clark, drum major, the band began twelve weeks of hard work starting with 8th grade band week. The first full week of August, the eighth graders began practice on marching | skills, and playing their instruments while marching. Two weeks later, the rest of the band joined the eighth graders for band week. From 9:00 a.m, un- til 4:00 p.m. the band worked each day on their new music and drills. On August 30, four days before the first day of school, the band traveled to Haysi, Virginia for the first football game, where they performed two songs and one drill at halftime. As each week passed the band worked harder and harder on their field show. On September 28 the band trav- eled to Chilhowie, Virginia to participate in the Chilhowie Apple Festival. The band re- ceived a division Ill award. The division Ill inspired the band to work harder and develop their field show even more. Three weeks later, on October 49, the band traveled to Inde- pendence, Virginia and per- formed in the Mountain Foliage festival. The three weeks of hard work paid off and the band improved their rating to a high division Il award. The 1985 Marching season, al- though not as successful as some of the past seasons, proved to be an “Improving Season’’. The band played at the football games and gave an added spirit to the crowd. They performed three songs with drills, “Wayfaring Strang- er’’, “God Bless the USA”, and “Shadowland”, plus a solo per- cussion break, during halftime at each football game. In 1985 the band proved that hard work and strong dedication is all it takes to make the beat go on! BAND 144 442 BAND Flutes: Karen Hale, Pam Lester, Deanna Harris, Janet Templin, Tina Barnhart, Elaine Messick, Helena Webb Clarinets: Jennifer Barnhart, Glenda Sullivan, Tina Hubbard, Vanessa Dye, Kim Honaker, Becky Griffith, Melanie Ray, An- gela Perkins Saxaphones: Stephen Bundy, Letina Rasnake, Charlie Price, Lisa Musick, Lisa Stoops, Mi- chelle Rutherford, Shelia Chil- dress, Darin McGlothlin, Hope Helton, Scott Boggs Trumpets: Kimberly Sullivan, Lisa Lester, Delores Perkins, Sara Templin, Vincent Size- more, Jimmy Honaker First Chair Players: Stephen Bundy, Tammy Hubbard, Kim- berly Sullivan, John Paul Hess, Michelle Rutherford, Kim Hon- aker, Janet Templin, Nolan Ste- vens, Todd Yates Halftime: The band proudly does their field show at the Mountain Foliage Band Festi- val. | | | : | | | Low Brass: Todd Yates, Saun- dra Kelly, John Paul Hess. Tammy Hubbard, Lynn Martin Percussion: Carey Pritt, Scott Lester, Glenda Stinson, Nolan Stevens, Tammy Powers, ROg- er Young, Jessica Whited, Chris Perkins, Sharon Miller, Bruce Boggs Majorettes: Vickie Vance, Shelia Childress, Melissa Hess, Saundra Ratliff Flag Corps: Judy Howard, Lisa Stoops, Janet Templin, Mi- chelle Rutherford, Lisa Musick Parade Time: The band stops during the Homecoming pa- rade to play a song for a crowd. Pep Rally!: Students watch as the band marches in during one of the football pep rallys. BAND 143 SS LAE AT 144 CHOIR Bottom Row. Sandra Harris, Becky Miller, Angela Frye, Me- lissa Harris, Kathleen Hess, Hazel Howard, Annette McGlothiin, Judy Harris Top Row. Melissa Whited, Su- zette Honaker (Accompanist), Ben Musick, Laura Vanover, Melissa Ward, Trina Perkins, Mrs. Musick (Sponsor). CLUBS 145 FFA CLUB Front Row: Mr. Monk — Sponsor, M. Musick, G. Mitchell, K. Maxfield, M. Hale, J. Johnson Row 2: L. Stevens, L. Hale, K. Wilson, I. Plaster, N. Stevens Row 3: T. Hess, A. Perkins, R. Helton, K. Robinette, M. Boyd Row 4: K. Lowe, W. Price, J. Eaton, R. Young, S. Whited, J. Hale Row 5: R. Hart, M. Maxfield, B. Hart, D. Lawson Back Row: A. McGlothin, R. Whited, M. Shortt, A. Wicks FFA CLUB Front Row: B. Dye, R. Dye, C. Compton, S. Artrip Row 2: J. Brown, C. Taylor, R. Reynolds, C. Newberry, J. Shelton, A. Hart, Back Row: K. Stevens, T. Hagy, W. Sargent, T. Holloway 146 CLUBS SCA OFFICERS S. Beringer — Secretary, W. Price — President, R. Byrd — Reporter, S. Jackson — President Elect, T. Compton — Parlimentarian SCA Front Row: S. Beringer, V. Vance, L. Shortt Row 2: K. Musick, M. Vance, T. McGlothin, A. Perkins, D. Hale, T. Yates, W. Pice, T. Compton Row 3: K. Talyor, M. Wells, K. Simmery, P. Whited, R. Byrd, K. Honaker, J. Rasnake, R. Yates, Row 4: S. Miller, G. Stinson, M. Hilton, J. Hale, S. Jackson Row 5: M. Musick, J. Whited, J. Bolyd, R. Miller, J. Peck Row 6: B. Hart, B. Helton, R. Honaker, M. Whitt, T. Griffith Back Row: N. McGlothin, $. Honaker, S. ACE PROGRAM Front Row: D. Hill, W. Lester, S. Jackson, K. Stillwell, J. Rasnake, K. Peck, K. Ball Row 2: N. Honaker, A. Hart, K. Simmons, L. Rasnake, S. Kelly, S. Miller, S. Bundy Row 3: H. Dobbs, S. Lane, M. Robinson, J. Brown, R. Miller, L. Martin, L. Crabtree, K. Musick, M. Price SCA-ACE 147 FBLA OFFICERS T. Hart — Historian, L. Perkins — Vice President, R. Yates — President, K. Justus — Sec. Treasurer FBLA Front Row: A. Price, T. Hart, L. Perkins, R. Reynolds Row 2: Mrs. Warner — Sponsor, Mrs, Stevens — Sponsor, R. Perkins, T. Hart, A. Lester, B. McClain, F. Dye, B. McGlothin, S. Harris Row 3: Mrs. Meade — Sponsor, P. Cole, T. Perkins, M. Wallace, T. Price, D. Meadows, C. Keene Row 4: J. Hess, R. Boyd, K. Compton Row 5: K. Miller, R. Bailey, M. Crabtree, P. Whited, K. Justus, T. Ray, T. Eades, M. Lester, D. Bishop, J. Eaton Back Row: C., Clark, L. Dotson Si pt 5 RRR INE = VICA Front Row: Mr. Clark — Sponsor, C. Price, S. Hubbard, D. Honaker, S. Dye, B. Harris, M. Israel, B. Lowe, B. Harris, G,. Childress, P. Ball Back Row: M. Reynolds, K. Price, M. Vandyke, M. Hess, R. Dye, E. Fields, E. Stoops, Cr Curry 7 CaBOVa? B. Hagy, S. Keen, S, McNulty, K. Shortt, M. Hess, D. Fields, M. Penley, S. Hill, J. Hess, N. McFarlane 148 CLUBS BETA CLUB Front Row: S. Lane, J. Miller, J. Bostic, R. Fletcher, T. Hart, L. Perkins, T. Hart, Row 2: Mrs. Fields — Sponsor, S. Clark, Row 3: K. Deel, J. Rasnake, K. Honaker, F. Rasnake, K. Barton, Row 4: L. Dotson, S. Size- more, R. Compton, N. Helton, S. Honaker, J. Helton, K. Justus, Row 5: K. Peck, R. Miller, M. Price, D. Patrick, K. Simerly, K. Simmons, S. Kelly, C. Slate, W. Price, Row 6: L. Stoops, M. Rutherford, R. Mead, D. Hughes, L. Rasnake, T. Yates, Row 7: B. Blan- kenship, V. Vandyke, L. Martin, K. Ball, L. Shortt, D. Perkins, Row 8: E. McGlothlin, R. Brown, S. Jackson, J. Yates, S. Hess, D. Sisk, K. Street FHA OFFICERS C. Clevinger — Vice Presi- dent, T. Sims — Secretary, P. Lester — Treasurer, D. Rose — Chaplin, B. Arwood — Reporter, S. Ray and A. Peck — Social Director BETA OFFICERS S. Sizemore — Secretary, S. Jackson — Reporter, T. Hart — Vice President, M. Fletcher — President FHA CLUB Mrs. Campell — Sponsor, C. Clevinger, M. Dye, B. Arwood, P. Lester, J. Barnhart, Row 2: T. Sims, S. Ray, A. Peck, A. Tiller, K. Bryant, Back Row: D. Compton, T. Dotson, A. Cordle, S. Perkins, J. Tiller, S. Har- ris, D. Rose ie 149 CLUBS SPANISH CLUB Front Row: K. Sauls, C. Dye, S. Honaker, S. Hess, T. McGlothlin, B. Taylor, T. Hubbard. Row 2: M. Helton, B. Peck, A. Whited, K. Simmons, D. Patrick, T. Webb, K. Keen, leeteSSaule Yates, Back Row: A. Justice, S. Compton, E. McGlothlin, Mrs. Bushanan — Sponsor. SPANISH OFFICERS kK. Keen — Reporter, S. Hess.—— FRENCH Secretary, T. OFFICERS K. McGlothlin — Honaker = Vice-President, President, R. TMEV GSMOn Fletcher — Compton — Vice-President, Treasurer. S, Bosile = Reporter, M. Cabell — Secretary, M. Hubbard, B. VanDyke, S. FRENCH CLUB Front Row: R. Fletcher, J. Perkins, B. Bostic, S. Bostic, Messer, T, M. Baldwin, M. Simmons, K. Smith, N. Musick, D. Harris, Honaker, J. Fox, L. Crabtree, J. K. Peck, M. Rasnake, K. Cabell, K. Deel, Honaker, S. S. Sizemore, L. Miller, V. Dye, Dotson, N, Mrs. Willlams — Potter. Row 2: B. Sponsor, L. Blankenship, M. Martin, M. Price, Lester, R. M. Rutherford, J. Stevens, L. Hess, R. Honaker, J. Compton, S. Shepard, C. Compton. Dobbs, T. Israel, 450 CLUBS SENIOR Y OFFICERS S. Compton — Parlimen- tarian, L. Short — Secretary Treasurer, V. Vance — President, K. Hale — Vice-Presi- dent. SENIOR Y CLUB Front Row: L. Short, V. Vance. Row 2: D. Mitchell, K. Osborne, K. Hale. Row 3: D. Corns, R. Lowe, L. Rasnake. Row 4: D. Smith, T. Lowe, J. James, J. Howard, M. Vance, M. Lester, P. Boyd. Row 5: B. Lester, L. Musick, N. Helton, J. Helton, S. Compton. Back Row: J. Templin, S. Childress, L. Stoops, M. Osborne, and T. Reynolds. JUNIOR Y OFFICERS J. Hale — Se- cretary Treasurer, Beringer — Chaplain, S. Kelly — Parlimentarian, M. Lothery — Reporter, S. Fletcher — Vice-President, T. Compton — President. JUNIOR Y CLUB Front Row: M. Helton, S. Ratliff, L. Ward, V. VanDyke, T. Compton. Row 2: M. Whited, K. Simerly, S. Clark, C. Lester, D. Perkins, D. Harris. Row 3: M. Harris, J. Owens, D. Coxton, A. Perkins. Back Row: J. Owens, M. Rasnake, B. Lester, and R. Harrison CLUBS 154 ASS OFFICERS: B. Hart: President, J. Justice: Vice Presi- dent, G. Childress: Secretary, R. Hale: Treasurer. MATH Front row: B. Hart, J. Bise, J. Justice. Row 2: H. Dobbs, S. Lane, V. Sizemore, T. Spencer, D. Sargent. Row 3: G. Childress, W. McClanahan, A. Miller. Row 4: R. Hale, T. Shortt, G. Johnson, A. Robinson, A. Miller. Back row: T. McGlothin, M. Osborne, C. Suits, T. Compton. ARTS AND CRAFTS Front row: M. Wells, D. Owens, S. Dye, T. Barrett, D. Honaker. Row 2: D. Cox, D. Penley, S. Weber, K. Miller, G. Sulivan. Row 3: W. Fuller, J. Hess, P. Hess, M. James, J. Mitchell. Back row: T. McGlothlin, M. Osborne, C. Suits, T. Compton. 152 CLUBS OFFICERS S. Bundy: President, D. Perkins: Vice President, J. Miller: Secretary, R. Brown: Reporter. eke 2 AC) SCIENCE Front row: S. Bundy. Row 2: J. Miller, D. Coxton, M. Robinson. Back row: S. Jackson, D. Perkins, B. Boggs, D. Hess, J. Martin, D. Dye, R. Brown, R. Miller. OFFICERS A. McGloth- lin: President, T. Griffith Vice President. ART Front row: T. Johnson, D. Wallace, A. Wilson, K. Hart, J. Shortridge, C. Bear, D. Street, M. Musick. Row 2: J. Hess, J. Peck. K. Whited, K. Miller, R. Gregory, D. Harmon, Mrs. Hammel. Back row: A. McGlothin, J. Fitzgerald, P. Rose, G. Rose, C. Whited, T. Griffith, M. Dye, K. Helton, M. Hess, S. Woods, M. Richardson. CLUBS 153 TORCH STAFF 1985-86 Front row — Jennifer New- berry, Sonya Beringer — Co- Editors. Second row — Regi- na Bailey, Deborah Hess, Shannon Fletcher, Robin Bos- tic. Back row — Michael Richardson, David Dye, Julie Martin, Angela Ball, Kirn Sulli- van. Advisor — Vicki Ham- mel. Advisor Vicki Hammel smiles as she reminds the staff of the upcoming deadlines. Lending a helping hand. Sonya, an experienced co-editor gives advice to first year staff member Julie Martin. Proofing the proofs. Jennifer Newberry and Robin Bostic seem to enjoy perfecting proofs. . VARSITY SWEETHEARTS RANDY SIZEMORE LESLIE DOTSON (enmnncnsv”™ Tl mmm: JV, SWEETHEARTS GARY WOODWARD KRISTIE. WHITED SWEETHEARTS 155 A aministration and aculty Mr. David Musick Principal Mr. Harry Steffey Vice-Principal Becky Ball Phy. Ed. 8, 9 Nancy Barton English 8, 9 Kim Bolling Science 8 Jane Brendel Shorthand, Typing Arlene Buchanan Spanish |, Il, Ill Betty Campbell Home Economics |, Il, lil Sam Clark Shop |, ll Sharon Clevinger English 8, 9 Diana Corns Librarian Jan Deskins Special Education C.W. Dotson Civics, Gov’t. Jackie Farrington Guidance 156 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Jenny Fields Calculus, Alg. Il, Trig. Randy Garrett Biology, Special Education Vince Hagy Shop |, Il Vicki Hammel ACE TILBEONG: YY. Yearbook Tom Harding Biology, Science 8 Philip Henley Con. Math, Math 8, Phys. Ed. 8 Doug Hubbard Phy. €d. 9, 10 Gayle Hughes Algebra |, Geometry Gordon Johnson Driver Education Judy Johnson Phy. Ed. 8, 10 Barbara Justice English 8, Journalism Loretta McGlothlin English 14, 12 Jane Meade English 9, 14 Helen Meade Typing, Shorthand Gwen Miller English 12, Speech and Drama William Monk Agriculture |, IL Il IV Elizabeth Musick Choir, Math 8 Michael O’Connor Gov't., U.S. History, World History Helen Owens English 8 Ted Pobst Band FACULTY 157 aculfy and! tatf Brenda Price Special Education Karen Pruitt English Comp., English 10 Carolyn Puckett English 9, 10 Leisa Rainbolt Civis, U.S. History Jackie Ring Biology, Science 9 Howard Smith Guidance Regina Smith ECon. S0C., Gov 7. U.S. History Carolyn Stevens Accounting, General Business Barbara Vance Pre-Algebra, Algebra | Phyllis Warner Computer, Office Tech. Carolyn Williams Math 9, Algebra Il Sue Williams French |, IL tll, Phy. Ed. 9 ecretfarial and! lerical Otatf Linda Harris Secretary Sue Kiser Library Clerk Cindy Miller secretary NOT PICTURED George Rasnake Steven Anderson Chemistry, Science 8, Physics. World Geography Lucille Sutherland Donnie Rainbolt Home Ec. | Science 8, 9 158 FACULTY STAFF EDITORS SONYA BERINGER JENNIFER NEWBERRY We have enjoyed working on the 1985-86 Torch. Hours of diligent work, time and dedication have been put into this yearbook by all staff members, and we feel this yearbook is a total success. This year we took a different approach by developing a theme and co- ordinating all activities around it. We would like to thank all staff members for the time and effort they spent working on this yearbook, and also the faculty for their patience, understanding and cooperation. We feel that the precious moments that we captured in this yearbook reflect your good times as well as ours. A special thanks goes to Ms. Hammel for believing in us and for her understanding. When we had an idea, she took time fo listen, give an honest opinion, or offered to apply her ideas to help us improve the memories compiled within these pages. Thanks again! Sonya and Jennifer CO-Editors EDITORS 159 Swords Creek, VA And BIG AL'S RACEWAY Cedar Bluff, VA 160 ADS FIRED AND JM RICHARDSON TRUCKING HONAKER FUNERAL HOME Serving As We Would Be Served Rush F. Gent sues noes R. Walter Gent 873-6446 Honaker, Virginia 162 ADS Home of the Fighting Tigers Self-Defense Training for All Ages DEAN (CORKY) SMITH 2nd Dan MARK SMITH P.O. Box 104 2nd Dan Lebanon, VA 24266 VICKI S HAMMEL (703) 889-1191 2nd Dan 1 nusic bo 1908 Front Street Richlands, VA 24641 (703) 964-6554 MeCANN MOTORS Box 96 7 Tazewell VA 24251 (703) 988-2574 US. Route 19 460 7 aa = vases @ x2 D () 4 y 7, DONNA’S FLOWERS Honaker, Virginia DONNA’S MODERN BRIDE Richlands Mall Richlanas, Virginia 163 Compliments Of: 1G RAY GOAL GO. JACKY RAY = SHANNON RAY Rt. 7 Box 9-C. Swords Creek, VA 24649 164 ADS ss Cen ae nes HAROLD NEWBERRY CONSTRUCTION CO. Honaker, VA 873-4405 Compliments Of ROOSEVELT FERGUSON Commissioner Of Revenue Russell County McFARLANE-HLLMAN PHARMACY Hallmark Cards, Russell Stover Canales, Figurines Bil MicFarlane Bob Hillman Located Next To Russel County Meaical Center ADS 165 Compliments Of SWORDS CREEK PHILLIPS 66 @ da mM : Self Service Gas x eve Off Premises Beer Rt. 67, Swords Creek _LEBANON, VA. 991-0832 Compliments Of HONAKER TERRIFIC SUPPLY COMPANY Vv, 3 Gaynell Bostic Honaker, VA AGS Betty Harrison CORN | hil. WILLIAM VALLEY ks HENLEY FURNITURE D.D.S. P P aan GROCERY WAREHOUSE sa Richardson Eneroy Lebanon Center Alfred’s Jim’s Main Street Lebanon Lebanon, VA vs . . pete aye a iz 889-3341 MENS WEAR Smiles LEBANON -— _ VIRGINIA 166 ADS 2 poe 100 QUICK 889-2050 SOOPERETTE ‘For All Your Convenience Food Needs ’ Specializing In Homemade Biscuits And Pressure-Fried Chicken Home Of [he Future ligers CEORCE PATRICK «x CO Box 765 Honaker, VA 24260-0765 Soeciality Wholesalers Phone 873-4401 — Hwy. 80 Hats Zz i) de I | as “| |’ Seniors SHAMROCK RESTAURANT Service Wholesalers Geo. W. Patrick Mike Patrick JB. Crabtree Owner: Hattie Miller Honaker, VA 24260 Open: 6:00 To 11:00 ADS 167 APRENDA UNA LENGUA EXTRANAJERA | QUES SB BI Re Gg En SONG: RAS Broaden Your Horizon By Learning A Foreign Language EL CLUB DE ESPANOL oT, PAUL COCA-COLA BOTTLING of. POUL VA 24263 TRADE- MARK (®) DAVID'S GROCERY AND DELI Open Days A Week 8 AM To 17 PM 8 3-5 100 Steve Ball D.D.S. 873-4003 Honaker Zo YS HONAKER SUPERETTE Open Days A Week 8 3-65066 Honaker, VA BEN FRANKLIN Honaker JONES AND CODY, P.C. ATTORNEYS AT LAW DENNIS E. hae MATTHEW J. CODY JR. BENTON CHAFIN JR. 42 SOUTH CHURCH ST 889-5000 LEBANON, VA 24266 889-4564 CAMPBELL 7 ART SALES ‘| SERVICE FURNITURE BROTHERS GRUNDY Gregory Hancock Nisenine Richlands, VA ABSHER’S SALES TRI-CITY OPTICIANS Compliments Of: 725 Commonwealth Ave. Bristol, VA Gary Lavendar ADS 174 Windows And Doors Applances Home Decor Farm Suoplies yard Garden Hardware Tools Building Materials r_) Lowe's _' LOWE’S Oj Claypoo! Hill | cee Hwy. 19-460 i W6A-9151 IIPITTSTON Coal The Dependable Energy Source THE Pittston CoAL Group LEBANON, VIRGINIA 24266 703-889-4000 172 Pat’s Pontiac, Buick, GMC, NE WV GA I, DEI N aS PHARMACY POP BOX8278 Bob Taylor, Pharmacist Raven, Virginia 24639 Wrox PHONE 703 964-4037 : Vi Your Health Is Our White Front Automotive Parts, Inc. Pr of ass f on 1151 EAST FRONT STREET RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA 24641 HARRY ROBINETT TOM M. KEEN Honaker, VA HOME 703 964-5259 HOME 703 964-5285 PROC. 073-0132 7 fs Saas r iy ag Fae Pape a: = mae hes ae tT eT or le | mI S SOAS ae WS R x es oe MODERN CHEVROLET Wee dn Thea peal ey getane Te aS aif t i one? Fr tty 2 gee sgt OT Bs: x f 1 Sarat igs I bee 5 “tq CHEVEROLET 180 Depot Street P.O. Box 300 Honaker VA 703 873-6801 173 TOWN COUNTRY MOTOR LODGE, INC. Hwy 19, Box 49 Lebanon, VA 24260 (703) 889-2772 LORETTA’S BRIDAL CC EORIVIAL (703) 935-7795 Bridal Gowns ACCessores Tuxedo Rental Prom Pagaent Gowns Mike Benit Naaine Gunne Sax Ofhers HONAKER IGA OQpen 7 Days — 8 AM-10 PM Deli Meats Bakery Produce — Groceries VIVO Tigers The Pride Of Swords Creek Elem. Is Behind You All The Way Good Luck!! ee Heilig-Mexers FURNITURE MARVIN HOWINGTON MANAGER 2400 S. FRONT ST. RICHLANDS, VA 24641 PHONE (703) 964-4001 FITNESS FORUM Lebanon, VA | ® Circulars Live the good life. THEF-QUITABLE _ Financial Services The Equitabk: Life Assurance Sovety of the United States, N.Y., N_Y. Wm. F. (Bill) Lawson, CLU, ChFC WEST MAIN STREET P.O. BOX 1148 LEBANON, VIRGINIA BUS: 889-2124 HOME: 889-2943 CLINCH MOTORS INC. P.O. Box 86 St. Paul Va. PAZOO Richlands News-Press Phones 963-1081 Or 963-1082 Richlands, Virginia Commercial Printing Department Specializing In e Business Forms e Letterheads e Booklets e Envelopes e Flyers Posters e Brochures e Inserts e Programs e Business Cards “Wf It’s Printed We Can IDO Ir 175 176 ADS OLD ROSEDALE MARKET Rt. 8O Rosedale Gas Beer Dell Groceres Pos? O FFICE BOx 121 (703) 880-1210 ROSEDALE, VA 24280 rte SPORTRACTIOG HYDRO-SEEDING GENERAL HAULING SNOW REMOVAL BACKHOE LOADER WORK MINE RECLAMATION Pulling For America Haircutyers “HAIR CARE FOR THE ENTIRE Ne a MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9am-8 : SATURDAY 9am-5pm Try Our Sun Room Highlands Shopping Center LEBANON, VA. GRUNDY PAINT WALLPAPER Phone 935-2962 Sears HGHLANDS SHOPPING CENTER Lebanon, VA 24266 LEBANON DEPARTMENT STORE Fine Clothing Boot Place” Sriynier Shoe 669-5293 Center, Inc. 4225 Lee Highway Bill and Maggie Ruble Bristol, Virginia 24201 ADS 177 178 ADS The Full Service Medical Center In Your Community 24 Hour 7 Day Physician Staffed Emergency Room | NR at I wnt _ Conoll and Tote Steals Lebanon, Virginia 24266 Telephone (703) 889-1224 A NATIONAL MEDICAL ENTERPRISES HEALTH CARE CENTER RICHARDSON CONCRETE Doran, VA 24612 703 963-0226 Gary M. Kiser Trucking Gravel, Sand, Rockdust, Coal Coy Richardson, President RT. 2, BOX 136 SSR eater MARTIE’S FASHIONS TOWN AND COUNTRY WOODY'S HOME VIDEO OF RICHLANDS INC, Phone — 964-9157 Name Brand Fashions For All The Family LANE’S TV SERVICING Bruce Lane, Owner TV, Stereo VCR Repair Honaker, Virginia LARRY’S AUTO SALES Larry Fuller, Owner Lebanon, VA 24260 NaSECCAS) RUSSELL BUILDERS SAA? ClO) INC. Lebanon — Bluefield Hghway Lebanon, VA 24266 Phone 889-1661 Or 889-1665 Custom Made Drapery Country Ruffle Curfains Highway 19 Lebanon, VA 24266 uilders (Zoos ; uppies ay Jean Simmons (703) 889-3612 ADS 179 180 ADS Dodge CHRYSLER o— nate Jeep sasbacnen a American roe rains inh Motors 3 | FORD | BOSTIC FORD SALES, INC. BOSTIC CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE, Inc. HIGHWAY 19 — BOX 1117. LEBANON, VIRGINIA 24266 RENAULT iC, DOSE COAL COMPANY, INC. P.O. Box 220 Swords Creek, VA Phone: (703) 991-0021 ‘Coal Is The Future’ ID 6 SMW 6% SNEREO. Lebanon, Virginia CARGO Lebanon, Virginia CAMPBELL SALES Lebanon, Virginia RKOW BOTTLERS Marion, VA 24354 JA SPChELs Furniture Ajopliances 889-3389 GARY'S PIZZA RESTAURANT PIZZQ Sandwiches And Sunday Buffet 8 3-60605 NEW VISION OPTICAL Prescriotions Filled, Frames Repaired Or Replaced. Bristol, Virginia ADS 181 “Alumana Hospital - Clin 24-Hour Physican Staffed’ Emergency Department C.T. Scanner Speech Theraphy Intensive Care Coronary Care Unit Medical Surgical Day Surgery For Patients Who 1 PM-9 PM Do Not Need Overnight Care Maternity 3 2PM-3PM Cradle Club, Prenatal Education And Critical Care Nursery Birthing Room T7PM-9PM 182 ADS — Bassett, Webb, Sealy, Broyhill, Kincaid, Congoleum, Admiral, Singer. Kelvinator, Philco TV Plaster’s Discount Furniture RT. 67 BOX 95 RAVEN, VA 24639 PHONE 963-0093 Owners Hours JERRY R. PLASTER Mon.-Fri. 9a.m.-6p.m. PEGGY J. PLASTER Sat.-9:00-5:00 Congratulations Class Of 1986 C. Cugene Comp on Allorney Al Law Post Office Box 1450 Htonaker, Uirginia 24260-1450 SWORDS CREEK COMMUNITY CHURCH BOX 703 SWORDS CREEK, VA, NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Agent: Sam Whited Auto ¢ Life « Fire ¢ Health Mutual Funds ¢« Money Market The End Of Your Search For A Friendly Charch PASTOR MIKE McFARLEN 873-4622 - Home 873-5013 - Office 873-4042 P.O. Box 510 Honaker, VA ADS 183 renee ardinal © metals inc. es Lee f Ss 92! QSSSGSSWG SSS OSES SS P.O. BOX 300 POUNDING MILL VIRGINIA 24637 PHONE: (703) 964-2583 Se a re S . FN Thelravelers| Lebanon Insurance Agency, Inc P.O. Box 155 507 East Main Street Lebanon, VA 24266 Dr. Mark Copas, D.D.S. P. O. Box 340 Castlewood, Virginia 24224 184 ADS PAT’S PONTIAC, BUICK, GMC, INC. ti P.O. Box 278 RAVEN, VA. 24639 Ks Centurye Skyhawk e Skylark e Regale | eSabre e Electra e Riviera PAT SHARRONE en Bus. Phone 963-1086 President TRUCKS Res. Phone 963-2665 PHONE 703 964-4037 BUDGET OFFICE FURMTURE White Front Automotive Parts, Inc. 1151 EAST FRONT STREET 20 Commonwealth Avenue 28 aA STRY, IIS CECE Bristol, VA 24201 (703) 466-6522 HARRY ROBINETT TOM M. KEEN HOME 703 964-5259 HOME 703 964-5285 Compliments Of Good Luck CHESTNUT RIDGE Seniors MINING CO. P.O. Drawer F Rosedale, VA 24260 703 ¢ 880-2050 “Russell County’s Family Newspaper Since 1880”' Ohe (ebanon Nema ADS 185 ILON OMAN P.O. Box 163 Swords Creek, Virginia 24649 186 ADS HARGIS FLOWERS LEBANON EQUPMENT and GIFTS Box 37 Lebanon, VA 24266 889-2831 “COUNT ON COUNTS” FOR QUALITY ee ‘COUNTS CUSTo, “4 Te vetane Ps x - a awe: oR. oy Wigs edad an ve. i ay et, by OO kif © Carpet @ Vinyl © Wood. Etc ¢ All Types ol Floor Wall Coverings e Drapes © Blinds ¢ Wall Paper _ ORIENTAL RUGS . WALLPAPER gO. |-498-4444 | Oakwood ss a 24: = Richie: Tazewell pts ((998-4add- ; 4 . ae ; | ADS 187 ae . COMPLIMENTS OF. GLEN A, STINSON P.O, BOX 46 HONAKER, VA 24260 PHONE (703) 873-6245 Let us show you how accommodating a good bank can be. LEBANON, VA GRUNDY, VA SCOTTIE TRUCKING OWNER: SCOTTIE MILLER OWNER: RALPH MILLER SWORDS CREEK, VA 490 ADS PEOPLES BANK Member FDIC Serving The Citizens Of Honaker, Lebanon, Castlewood Cleveland The People Pleasing Bank ADS 191 MOUNTAIN | SUZUKI AND KTM, INC. Complete Suzuki Sales, Service Accessories And Parts L947 On oF | Rt. 80 Richlands, VA 246414 Honaker, VA 24260 Phone: 873-4811 Ss NATIONAL MARKET Good Luck ee V Seniors! DR. E. TYLER PEARSON SCHOOL Wishes LEBANON 1986 FURNITURE COMPANY Seniors Lebanon, VA 24266 Sood Luck! 192 ADS Russell County Public Library OT Pet ree Ee |