J J Kelly High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Wise, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1964 volume:

arrowhead Wise, Virginia Published by The Yearbook Staff Kelly High School Wise, Virginia Mrs. Greer ' s English 13 2 CONTENTS Dedication . 4 Faculty . 14 Activities . 21 Mr., Miss Kelly High . . . . 34 Seniors . 40 Juniors . 55 Sophomores . 60 Freshmen . 65 Eighth Grade . 69 Sports . 73 Football Queen . 82 Advertising . 89 DEDICA TION Mr. L. F. Addington From a painting By Jim True Mr. Addington, a native of Scott County, attended Gate City High and graduated from Emory and Henry College in 1922 with an A.B. He then earned his masters degree from the University of Virginia, and was principal of the Clinchport Elementary and High School in 1922-23. The following year, he went to Lakeworth, Florida where he taught math. Then, Mr. Addington came back to Wise County and served as principal of Pound High School from 1924 to 1930. He was princi- pal of Wise High from March 1, 1930 until the new High School was opened in 1953. Since then he has been chief administrator of the new J. J. Kelly High School here in Wise . In addition to his high school work, Mr . Addington has taught classes at Radford College, Em- ory and Henry, and Clinch Valley College. He is the author of numerous short stories and arti- cles, and the following books: HISTORY OF THE VIRGINIA COAL AND IRON COMPANY, HISTORY OF WISE COUNTY, LITTLE FID- DLER OF LAUREL COVE, SUGAR IN THE GOURD, and TIP OFF TO WIN. GOOD-BY MRS. TAYLOR Mrs. Taylor came to us ten years ago from the beautiful islands of Hawaii where she had taught for four- teen years. This immaculate lady be- came one of us quickly, and we will miss her very much now that she is retiring. Aloha! TRIBUTE Mrs. Leta Taylor Mr. Asbury, We have missed you here at Kelly High this year. Mr. Thomas Asbury ‘-’i OUTSTANDING SENIORS Gary Slemp President of National Honor Society and Senior Class; Most Talented and Best Personality; Winner of District Forensic Contest, 2 years; Senior Play; Operetta; Annual Staff; Hi-Y, 4 years; Varsity Football, 2 years. Phyllis Moulse Best Personality; Band, 5 years; Glee Club, 5 years; F. H. A. , 2 years. Pat Swinney President of F. H. A. ; F. H. A. State Convention Delegate; State Homemaker Degree; Glee Club, 1 year. A Listing of Seniors Who Won in the Senior Popularity Contest and Who Hold Offices Carroll Hall Most Likely to Succeed; Vice- President of S. C. A. and Hi-Y; Treasurer, Honor Society; Oper- etta; First Prize, Science Fair; Glee Club; Boys ' State. Ann Stallard Editor of Yearbook; Most Talented; Vice-President of Tri-Hi-Y, 2 years; Glee Club, 5 years; All District Chorus; Operetta; Senior Play; First Place-Science Fair, 2 years; First Place - Literary Contest, 2 years. 6 . Jennifer Kiser Most Likely to Succeed; Presi- dent of Tri-Hi-Yj 2 years; Vice-President, S. C. A. ; An- nual Staff; Senior Play; Glee Club, 4 years; Operetta; D. A. R. Award; Girls ' State. Mary Ella Baker Chaplain, Tri-Hi-Y; Best Student; Senior Play; Annual Staff; National Honor Society; Glee Club, 2 years. Barry Falin Vice-President, National Honor Society; Best Student; All Dis- trict and All State Band, 5 years. Larry Harris National Honor Society; Presi- dent, S. C. A. ; Football, 2 years; Basketball, 3 years; Track, 1 year; 2nd Team All Tournament, 2 years; Boys ' State. Lynn Craft Friendliest; Football, Lettered 5 years; Glee Club, 5 years; Senior Play, 2; Track, 1 year; Basketball, 1 year; Operetta, 3. Becky Hart Friendliest; Operetta; Senior Play; Annual Staff; Treasurer of S. C. A. ; F. H. A. , 3 years, Chapter Degree; Football Queen; F. H. A, Federation Historian; Glee Club, 5 years; Girls ' State. 7 STUDIES IN EXPRESSIONS — PARTIES PROM Attending the prom -- Mary Ella Baker, James Monroe, Vicke Vicars, David Todd, Phyllis Moulse, Frank Gilliam, Sandra Thomas, John Freeman, Carolyn Kelly, Pat Ann Upchurch. In The Floor Show: Lynn Holbrook, Jerry Kiser, Marlene Connell, Gary Addington, and Allen Salyers Senior Play Cast Presents “INNER WILL IE” Directed by Farmer, Bennett, Greer A story of a young man, his over -solicitous aunts, and his ever- present conscience. 14 Mr. Charles Bennett Mr. Creed Absher TEAR ’63 — ’64 Mr. Thomas Countiss Miss Joyce Bellamy Mrs. Jewell Bellamy Mr. W. G. Bays 15 : FACULTY Our instructors are more than just 1964 Mr. Victor Hamilton Mrs. Wanda Greer Classroom Teachers Mr. Marvin Gilliam Mr. Harold Lester THE FACULTY Mrs. Wilma Stallard Mr. Kenneth Stallard Mrs. Helen Mahaffey Mr. Andrew Still Mrs. Leta Taylor Mr. Allen Stanley 18 Mrs. Rebecca Carter Mr. James Watts Mr. Roger Wall Our Teachers Have Become Our Good Friends Mrs. Doris Vicars THE HOMECOMING. . GAME AND FESTIVITIES A CTIVITIES Lana Wiles, Dorothy Kilgore, Thomas Countiss, Vicki Vicars, Donna Roberts, and Marlene Connell. ’64 ARROWHEAD STAFF Arrowhead Editor, Ann Stallard, Confers with Sponsor, Mr. Gilliam. Editor Ann Stallard Assistant Editor . . . Dorthy Kilgore Picture Editors. . . . Mary Ella Baker Lynn Holbrook Business Manager Gary Slemp Assistant Manager. . . Billy Hamilton Advertising Editor Becky Hart Assistant Advertising Editor Marlene Connell Sports Editor Phillip Gilliam Sales Jennifer Kiser Donna Roberts Photographer Thomas Countiss Typists Janet Hunsucker Lana Wiles Anna Bennett Pictures Vicki Vicars 22 Billy Wade and Anna Sue working in the annual room; Donna Roberts at the Annual-Staff-Speech Class Barter Theater Trip; Assistant-editor, Dorothy Kilgore, planning yearbook pages. THE ARROWHEAD Ann Stallard, Anna Bennett, Janet Hunsucker, Jennifer Kiser, Phillip Gilliam, Becky Hart, Gary Slemp, Mary Ella Baker, and Lynn Holbrook. FIRST ROW: Anita Kilgore, Elizabeth Addington, Sandra Clark, Paula Clark, Diana Adkins, Shirley Collier, Darlis Asbury, Jean Sluss, Judy Darnell, Sheila Sexton, Nancy Darnell, Patsy Minnix, Diane Adams. SECOND ROW: Betty Boggs, Carolyn Kirk, Linda Wells, Charlene Smith, Pat Beverly, Mary Tolbert, Sherry Gardner, Blenda Boggs, Nora Mullins, Kathy Blanton, Betty Breeding, Diane Carter. THIRD ROW: Linda Kilgore, Brenda Sexton, Kathy Roberts, Carolyn Kelly, Brenda Gardner, Rita Freeman, Linda Miller, Pat Swinney, Beverly Day, Sherry Robinson, Melinda Jessee, Wilma Mullins, Louise Darnell, Dianne Franklin, Phyllis Osborne. FOURTH ROW: Lana Wiles, Nancy Mullins, Jane Blankenbecler, Pat Gilliam, Marvina Swinney, Kay Barrowman, Frances C. Holbrook, Becky Hart, Frampton Collins, Marietta Boggs, Janet Mullins, Carroll Miller, Elizabeth Kilgore, Joyce Large, Margaret Baker, Judy Owens, Linda G, Miller, Linda Large, Frances Thompson, Patsy Upchurch, Glenna James, Brenda Dorton, Mary Jones, Vicki Vicars, Linda Cox. FIFTH ROW: Judy Williams, Fern Petit, Kay Phillips, Linda Dale, Sue Grasham, Judy Miller, Mary Jean Porter, Judy Roberts, Linda Shupe, Sharon Clisso, Fay McDilda, Frankie Holbrook, Sue McDilda, Regina Orr, Bemetta Greene, Phyllis Moulse, Kay Baker, Toni McNeece, Jennifer Mayo, Barbara Bolling, Pam Rasnick, Susan Vicars, Gloria Hunsucker. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Scenes from the Spring ’63 Fashion Show Linda Cox, Barbara Bolling Frankie Holbrook Pam Evans Rita Freeman and May Massey Sue McDilda Lana Wiles THE F.H.A. GIRLS IN ACTIVITIES BELOW: Donna Wyatt and Claudette Salyers, and Susan Brummitt. Mary Jean Porter and Linda Dale, Judy Roberts and Judy Miller, and Margaret Miller and Glenda Boggs. Officers: Mary Ella Baker -- Chaplain; Lynn Holbrook -- Historian; Janet Hunsucker -- Secretary, Suzanne Nash, Ann Stallard -- Vice-president; Jennifer Kiser -- President. Gaynell Steele, Paula Stanley, and Lana Wiles polish the school trophies. THE TRI-HI- Y FIRST ROW: Janet Mullins, Frampton Collins, Betty Salyers, Linda Addington, Patsy Salyers, Linda Large, Linda Miller, Paula Stanley, Diana Adkins, Sandra Isom, Betty Boggs, Charlene Smith. SECOND ROW: Sue Fields, Mary Tolbert, Janice Sturgill, Martha Carter, Jane Kilgore, Martha Easterling, Sue Brooks, Gaynell Steele, Frances Holbrook, Dorothy Kilgore, Darlis Asbury, Marcie Steele, Mary Kelly, Ruth Hibbitts, Donna Wyatt, Ann Slemp, THIRD ROW: Judy Owens, Karen Stevens, Donna Roberts, Lana Wiles, Nancy Mullins, Barbara Stallard, Frances Thompson, Dorothy Wheatley, Mrs. Bellamy, Jennifer Mayo, Vicki Maphis, Jennifer Jennings, Ann Hibbitts, Anna Bennett, Pam Congo, Claudette Salyers, Idana Baker. FOURTH ROW: Betty Jo Dotson, Patricia Rayburn, Ida Rasnick, Pam Ubbing, Violet Sanders, Valeria Richardson, Phyllis Osborne, Suzanne Wyatt, Billie Kiser, Gwen Owens, Shirley Lipps, Vicki Vicars, Nancy Cantrell, Teresa Baugh, Susie Day, Faye Collier. SEATED AT TABLE: Mrs. Greer, sponsor, Gary Burgess, Baxter McElroy, Carroll Hall, Jerry Kiser. 2nd ROW: Greg Hill, Ronnie Stephens, Tom Gilliam, Billy Salyers, Gary Slemp, Giles Combs. 3rd ROW: Allen Salyers, John Merrill AND HI-T Students get gifts ready for nursing home patients. Shown working are Jerry Kiser, Bucky McElroy, Barbara Stallard, Sue Brooks, Mary Tolbert. RIGHT: Gary Burgess gives Hi-Y Devotional. FIRST ROW: D. Hubbard, J. Owens, P. Harlowe, A. R. Williams, V. Hale, S. Shanks, G. Maples, L. Miller, L. Large, C. Kelly, S. Day, I. Baker, S. Isom, D. Adkins, M. Kelly, P. Upchurch, B. Traynor, and D. Asbury. SECOND ROW: Mrs. B. Wells, A. Boggs, R. Stephens, B. Carter, G. James, W. Collins, J. Carter, H. Stanley, M. Miller, J. Adams, L. Boggs, B. Boggs, C. Smith, P. Collins, G. Kilgore, M. Stanley, B. Hart, S. Bolling, A. Stallard, J. Jennings, J. Hill, J. Salyers, T. Countiss, J. Sturgill. THIRD ROW: S. Bolling, B. Daugherty, M. Easterling, L. Skeens, C. Kirk, D. Skeens, N. Honeycutt, L. Kilgore, J. Kilgore, S. Fields, B. Lowe, C. Stanley, B. Hickock, L. Dotson, J. Calhoun, S. Brooks, F. Buchanan, S. Thomas. FOURTH ROW: G. Burgess, M. Connell, C. Miller, M. Jones, K. Barrowman, F. C. Holbrook, F. L. Hol- brook, L. Shupe, J. Roberts, P. Congo, B. Johnson, A. S. Bennett, L. Dale, D. Kilgore, M. Webb, M. A. Tolbert, N. Murray, J. Miller, P. Moulse, P. Beverly. FIFTH ROW: D. Horne, B. Dorton, G. Hunsucker, B. McElroy, D. Roberts, L. Wiles, F. Beverly, M. Swinney, L. Short, C. Hopkins, D. Nagy, W. Wheatly, N. Mullins, G. Addington, B. Dotson, B. Salyers, H. Hibbitts, E. J. Vincer, L. Craft, M. Massey, T. McNeece, G. Wright, P. Rasnick, B. Bolling, R. Boggs, P. Osborne, F. Thompson, K. Baker, N. Cantrell, V. Vicars, G. Hubbard. THE SENIOR GLEE CLUB Scenes from the Musical Show “Annie Get Tour Gun ” Bill; Lois Grau and Baxter McElroy; Jerry Gilley does War dance. The Berlin Musical Was Presented Here At Kelly High in Spring ’ 63 By the Senior Glee Club. Baxter; Sylvia, Ann, and the Chorus; Lois on her motorcycle. THE JUNIOR GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: A. Salyer, D. Rasnick, J. Sturgill, M. Carter, J. Thompson, E. Jessee, B. Wells, P. Frymyer, L. Addington, A. Barnette, B. Salyer, L. J. Elam, G. Sanders, J. Darnell, M. Nagy, J. Greer, C. Wheatly, B. Gilliam, S. McDavid, D. Cox, B. Rhines. SECOND ROW: J. Bellamy, P. Jones, S. Gardner, K. Wampler, S. Sexton, E. Brummitt, S. Gilliam, P. Salyers, K. Blanton, V. McDavid, L. Raleigh, G. Powers, P. Foster, N. A. Mullins, W. Sluss, D. Baldwin, L. Addington, B. Greene, S. Fultz, S. Powers, D. Hatfield, L. Moulse, T. Hunsucker, THIRD ROW: S. Gibson, R. Prater, J. Weston, S. Dotson, B. Breeding, L. Cox, F. Powers, A. Kilgore, J. Daugherty, S. Sexton, N. Vanover, V. Hubbard, M. Miller, C. Thacker, B. Mullins, J. Perry, P. Rittenberry, P. Ubbing, S. Robinson. S. D. Rittenberry. FOURTH ROW: P. Congo, J. Mullins, M. Boggs, F. Collins, J. Jones, B. Smith, V. Collins, L. Mullins, B. Stanley, D. Franklin, B. Stanley, J. Baker, W. Collins, G. Jessee, C. Hunsucker, L. Miles, B. Gardner, S. Vicars, C. Collins, K. Stevens, R. Orr, D. Wyatt, S. Lipps, C. Salyers, J. Mayo, G. Owens, P. Ballastreri, S, Graham, V. Green, W. McDavid, S. Thompson, R. Mullins, Y. Hubbard, J. Darnell, P. Minnix, L. Darnell, D. Carter, F. Calhoun, P. Bolling, W. Wright. Gary Slemp, President; Barry Falin, Vice-President; Larry Harris, Historian; Janet Hunsucker, Secretary; Jennifer Kiser; Mr. Hamilton, Sponsor; Carroll Hall, Treasurer; and Mary Ella Baker. NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of the duties of an Honor Society Member is teaching a class as Jennifer Kiser does here. Janet Hunsucker sells ice cream in the cafe- teria. Barry Falin also teaches a class when a teacher is not in the room. STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsor, Mr. Beverly President, Larry Harris Vice-President, Carroll Hall Vice-President, Jennifer Kiser Secretary, Gloria Maples Treasurer, Becky Hart DRUM MAJOR, Gary Addington MAJORETTES, Idana Baker, Beverly Sue Day. FIRST ROW: Idana Baker, Sharon Bolling, Linda Cox, Alice Barnette, Linda Addington, Peggy Frymyer, Jenny Baugh, Mary Woods. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Kelly, Judith Wells, Joel Sikes, Raymond Woods, Jennifer Jennings, Dona Ellison, Henry Taylor, Phyllis Osborne, Patricia Ballistreri, Gary Addington. THIRD ROW: Phillip Henry, Vonda Hale, Jerry Marshall, Lois Henry, Roger Roberts, Susan Henry, Dana Skeens, Walter Lester, Michael Sexton, Scotty Wells, Michael Wells, Lynn Draughon, Phillip Bates, Barry Falin. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Edison Day, Director; Beverly Sue Day, Pam Ubbing, Gary Burgess, Carl Wheatley, Paul Congo, Fred Bevins. KELLY HIGH SCHOOL BAND Beverly Sue Day, Phillip Henry, Sharon Bolling, Alice Barnette, Linda Addington, Peggy Frymyer, Linda Cox, Lois Henry, Phyllis Osborne, Jennifer Jennings, Lynn Draughon, Phillip Bates, Barry Falin, Gary Addington, Patricia Ballistreri, Fred Bevins, Mary Woods, Idana Baker. B%i -V MR. KELLY HIGH Runner-up Miss Billreda Johnson 36 AT TOUR LEISURE LEFT: Bucky McElroy and last year ' s senior, Dianna Hubbard photographed on a Sunday after- noon at Big Laural. ABOVE: B.B. enjoys the company of Carol Miller. RIGHT: Marlene Connell at front steps and Billreda Johnson at a school party. BELOW: Diana Adkins, Judy Owens, Jane Kilgore, and Anna Williams at the Annie Get Your Gun performance. 37 HERE AND THERE Donna Roberts and Billie Salyers, Bill Powers and Jerry Kiser, Kay Baker, Pat Fulcher and Smoky Combs; Executive Coun- cil Members attending Boys ' and Girls ' State, Jennifer Kiser, Carol Hall, Becky Hart, and Larry Harris. f Senior Officers Vice-President — Wayne Wheatley Secretary -- Arlene Brock President -- Gary Slemp Lana Wiles Phillip Gilliam Diana Adkins J. L. Shoop Juniors: HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Sophomores: Ronald Beverly Ann Upchurch George Dean Margaret Baker Gerald Freeman Susan Brummitte FRESHMEN AND EIGHTH 8th Grade Billy Bevins Dwayne McConnell Linda Taylor Ronnie Prater Nancy Darnell John Baugh Carl Maples Donnie Stevens A£U ' tORKER Darlene Adams Tenderness is the repose of love. Judy Adams Part of a person ' s char- acter is observed in her smile. Mary Ella Baker The greatest hope of society is in tire individual character. Kay Baker Silence in women is like speech in men; deny it who can. Phyllis Adams Well arranged time is a mark of a well arranged mind. SENIORS Brenda Bates A faithful friend is the medicine of life. Roger Baugh Knowledge is power; let me be strengthened. Patricia Beverly A little doll dressed up in happiness. Gary Bevins I would rather wear out than rust out. Jane Blankenbecler I live for fun and fun I have. Betty Boggs The soul would have no rainbow had the eyes no tears. Sandra Bolling A woman ' s lot is made for her by the love she accepts. 1964 Allen Boggs My memory is the tiring I forget with. Scotty Bolling Nothing can seem foul to those that win. Sheila Bolling I never met a man I didn ' t like. Arlene Brock If giggles were riches, she ' d be a millionaire. Gary Burgess It is the wise head that makes the still tongue. Joyce Calhoun Be silent and be safe. Malinda Clark Kindness is the mark of a true woman. Sharon Clisso Wayne Dale The rarest gift to beauty, Be patient; the best is common sense. yet to come. SENIORS Marvin Dingus Few love to hear the sins they love to act. Betty Jo Dotson Life has taught me how to think, but thinking has taught me how to live. Charles Dotson A quite young man, but you ' d be surprised at all he knows. Joe Dotson All I know is just what I read in the papers. Barry Falin A superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions. Darrel Freeman I mean to make myself a man. Rita Freeman Frank Gilliam A thing of beauty is a Stolen kisses are always joy forever. counted sweetest. 1964 Patricia Gilliam Long loved, long woo ' d and hoped to be won. Vonda Hale Youth is the opportunity to do something and be- come somebody. Carroll Hall Style is a man ' s own; it is a part of his nature. Judy Hall Solitude shows us what we should be; society shows us what we are. Janice Harding Sincerity and truth are the basis of eveiy virtue. Rebecca Hart The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. Larry Harris He should, he could, he would, he did his best. Lois Henry Life has no blessing like an honest friend. SENIORS Harold Hibbitts, Jr. Character is the real foundation of all worthwhile success. Carolyn Hopkins Dependability is the key to success. Don Home The lion is not as fierce as they paint him. Connie Hubbard A rare compound of wit, frolic, and fun. Donna Hubbard A certain sparkle that is reflected in her eyes. Gary Hubbard The more I learn the more I have to remember. Stephen Hubbard Men of few words are the best men. Foy Hubbard Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. 1964 Charlotte Huffman The odor is the rose; the smile the woman. Gloria Hunsucker Silence to the saints; but I am Human! Janet Hunsucker A handsome woman is a jewel; a good woman is a treasure. Gloria Jessee Knowledge comes but wisdom lin- gers. Jerry Jessee A rolling stone will gather no moss. Herman Jones Nothing you can ' t spell will ever work. Billreda Johnson If I take care of my character, my reputation will take care of itself. Janice Jones A rose with all its sweetest leaves yet un- folded. Mary Lee Jones I ' d rather have a fool make me Carolyn Kelly Mary Kelly All our knowledge is ourselves to know. happy than expe- rience make me sad. I cannot tell how it may be; I ' ll tell the tale as it was told to me. Jennifer Kiser Her eyes have a univer- sal language of kindness. ' Roger Lawson People who make no noise are dangerous. Darrell Leland But I am impa- tient -- I want to laugh now. Myrna Lester She appears to be shy, Vickie Maphis but there is mischief in A pleasing combination her eye. of worth and wit. 1964 Gloria Maples I fear nothing but doing wrong. Judy Miller Her pleasure is her power to charm. James Mize Good nature and good sense make a fellow well liked. Robert Moore Never overwork yourself, you may do another ' s task. Phyllis Moulse The course of true love never did run smooth. John Mullins He was a right good fellow -- what we knew of him. Larry Mullins Nothing is too difficult if you put forth a little effort. Rodney Orender Life without mischief is no life at all. SENIORS Judy Owens Let them call it mischief; when it is past it will be virtue. Arley Partin Of the two evils, may I choose the one I like best. Kay Phillips There is a woman be- hind every great event. Sandra Robinette Quite, unassuming and dependable. Thomas Roberts Sober but not serious; quiet but not idle. Wanda Salyers Merry, vivacious, and nice, the kind easily liked. Linda Shanks Opportunity knocks but once, I hope to answer the call. 1964 James Salyers, Jr. Man ' s only virtue is his ability to listen well. Gary Slemp One cannot always be a hero but one can al- ways be a man. Charlene Smith A Friendly manner coupled with a quiet sincerity. Patsy Smith Quiet manners are the reward of good breeding. 4 Ann Stallard Her character is a diamond that scratches every other stone. Ronald Stephens, III Give me wine, women, and song for tomorrow may never come. James Sturgill A true gentleman in. our midst makes the day brighter. Patricia Sturgill On the spur of the moment — that ' s her rule! Frank Stipes My salad days, when I was green in my judgement. SENIORS Patricia Swinney The truly generous are the truly wise. Sandra Thacker I love my love and my love loves me. Glenda Thompson The mildest of man- ners and the gentlest of heart. Betty Tray nor A good and true heart is worth gold. Patsy Upchurch You shall stand in the light of your own knowl- edge. Janet Wells Who knows her knows a friend. Carl Wheatley, Jr. To live long, it is necessary to live slow- ly. Wayne Wheatley A man of few cares has no regrets. 1964 Anna Ruth Williams Her smile is the whisper of a laugh. Alvin Wyatt Never trouble trouble till it troubles you. Janet Yates Charm to cap- ture many hearts. SENIORS Louise Cassidy In dreams and love there no impossibilities. Cheryl Yeats A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. JUNIORS Rita Adams Gary Addington Diana Adkins Nadine Allen Darlis Asbury Ronnie Balthis Bobby Bates Frank Bellamy Anna Sue Bennett Fred Bevins Faye Bishop Mary Bishop James Blanton Ruth Ann Boggs Gail Breeding Sue Brooks Julia Calhoun Nancy Cantrell Peggy Collins Pam Congo Marlene Connell Jack Cooke Ray Couch Thomas Courffciss JUNIORS Linda Dale Teddy Davis Beverly Sue Day Bonnie Deel Glen Dingus Edward Frazier Johnny Freeman Pat Fulcher Phillip Gilliam Elmer Gray Kyle Greene Redonda Griffin Billy Wade Hamilton Jewel Hamilton David Hart Nancy Hensley Judy Hill Carolyn Hilton Frances C. Holbrook Frances L. Holbrook Nancy Honeycutt Paul Hopkins Freddie Hubbard Larry Hubbard 1964 i Mary Isaac Glenna James Jennifer Jennings Rebecca Kelly « Danny Kilgore Dorothy Kilgore Glenda Kilgore Jane Kilgore Linda Kilgore Jerry Kiser Linda Large Sue McDilda Baxter McElroy Toni McNeece Carol Miller Janice Miller Kenneth Miller Darrell Mullins James Mullins Nancy Mullins Ralph Musick Diana Nagy Suzanne Nash Merylin Obrien JUNIORS Thedford Orender Phyllis Osborne Jean Peters Bill Powers Clayton Reece James Robinson Donna Roberts Judy Roberts Troy Robinson Billy Salyers Sonja Shanks J. L. Shupe Karen Short Linda Short Linda Shupe Linda Skeens Barbara Stallard Larry Stallard Ronald Stallard Tommy Stallard Wanda Stallard Carolyn Stanley Marilyn Stanley Paula Stanley 1964 Johnny Sturgill Rita Jo Tate Darwin Thompson Frances Thompson Mary Alice Tolbert Carl Triplett Vicki Vicars Elizabeth Vincer David Wampler Myra Wampler Roger Wampler Shirley Wampler Linda Wells Dorothy Wheatley Lana Wiles Danny Wilson Wayne Wells Gary Wright Mary Woods 59 SOPHOMORES Judy Adams Allen Addington Lynda Addington Emmalou Baker Gary Baker Id an a Baker Margaret Baker Marvin Baker Robert Baker Dallas Barker Kaye Barrowman Freida Beverly Ronald Beverly Wilma Bledsoe Glenda Boggs Loretta Ruth Boggs Roger Boggs Barbara Bolling Beryl Bolling Janet Bolling Susan Brumette Faye Buchanan Janice Carter Dana Chisenhall Wilma Collins Giles Combs Denver Cooke Donald Cox Freida Craft William Dale Douglas Darnell Barbara Daugherty Sharon Davis Shirley Davis George Dean 1964 Johnny Dean Roy Lee Dockery Randall Dollarhyde Brenda Dotson Freida Dotson Linda Dotson Martha Easterling Katherine Sue Fields Alice Freeman Roger Freeman Bobby Gibson Freida Gilliam Jimmy Gilliam Larry Gilliam Sandra Gray Sharon Gray Rita Green Judy Hall Jimmy Hall Thomas Hall Darrel Hampton Earl Hankins Phillip Henry Dennis Hensley Ann Hibbitts Brenda Hickok Gregory Hill Jimmy Hill June 11 a Holyfield Judy B. Hubbard Judy G . Hubb ard Mary Hubbard Morris Hubbard Rebecca Ingle Benton Isom SOPHOMORES Sandra Ison Melinda Jessee Nancy Jessee Antonia Johnson Gary Jones Jerry Jones Denny Kelly Carolyn Kirk Alex Knox Joyce Large Fred Lawson Ralph Lawson Barbara Lowe Peggy Lunsford Jewell Maples Jerry Marshall Virginia McDavid George Miller Linda Gale Miller Linda Kay Miller Mary Miller Nada Minor Dale Moore Dennis Mullins Inez Mullins Kyle Mullins Ronald Mullins Janet Murray Troy Orender Wayne Owens Fern Pettit Mary Jean Porter Linda Proffitt Richard Reeves Eddie Riddle 1964 Frieda Rittenberry Gary Robbins Roger Roberts Linda Rogers Danny Robinson Sherry Robinson Joel Sikes Brenda Carol Sexton Doris Skeen Linda Irene Slaughter Eddie Smith Larry Smith Jess Smith Danny Stallard Joe Stallard John W. Stallard Ronnie Stallard Hazel Stanley John Stapleton Betty Steele Clayton Stidham Dayton Stidham Gerald Stidham Larry Stidham Ronald Stidham Diane Sturgill Norma Sturgill Marvina Swinney Claude Taylor Ann Upchurch Eva Jean Vincer Nelson Wampler Dennis Webb Mary Webb Linda Wells SOPHOMORES Ronald Wells Robert Williams Raymond Woods Brenda Wright Marvin Wyatt Peggy Yates David Yeary Linda Ruth Scott Gary Sanders Sue Hall Freshmen I Ann Adams Diana Adams Douglas Adams Linda Addington Sterling Akers Betty Baker Judy Baker Larry Baker Loretta Baker Patricia Ballisteri Tony Ballisteri Roy Balthis Alice Barnette Mary Barnette Mark Baugh Teresa Baugh Jerry Bays Eddie Blanton Marietta Boggs Jimmy Bolling Sharon Bolling Johnny Bradley Paul Brickey Roy Bright Ellen Brummett Linda Burke Jackie Calhoun Scott Cantrell Carlos Dean Diana Carter Victoria Chisenhall Eva Clark Louise Clark Darrell Collins Donald Collins Frampton Collins Mary Collins Frank Paul Congo Linda Cox Judy Darnell Louise Darnell Jeanie Darnell Eva Davis Emma Dotson Joe Dotson Lynn Draughon Thomas Duncan Lora Elam Freshmen Roger Estep Joan Fields Jerry Fritz Donald Frymyer Peggy Frymyer Sandra Fultz Brenda Gardner Wilma Gardner Brenda Gilliam Daniel Gilliam George Gilliam Kay Gilliam Sheila Gilliam Thomas Gilliam Sue Graham Lowell Greear Vera Green Paulette Hale Bobby Hall Janice Hall Lila Hamilton Virginia Hamilton Connie Hash Danny Hatfield Gary Hensley Paul Hensley James Hill Michael Hill Roy Hill Teresa Hill Gary Holbrook Johnny Hubbard Ronald Hubbard Yvonne Hubbard Terry Icenhour Margaret Jessee Richard Johnson J anet Jones Ann Kilgore Larry Kilgore Nancy Kilgore Mike Kirk Billie Kiser Darrel Laney Bradley Lawson Delores Maggard Doris Marshall Ronald Marshall 1964 Mae Massey Jennifer Mayo Wanda McDavid John Merrill Linda Miles Ronald Miles Donald Miller Jerry Miller Nancy Miller Randy Miller Patsy Minnix Danny Moore Brenda Mullins David Mullins Janet Mullins Jerry Mullins Judith Mullins Leon Mullins Louise Mullins Magdalene Mullins Thomas Mullins Wilma Mullins Mary Nagy Pamela Gwen Owens Gary Panne 11 Shirley Peck Dan Pennington Gerald Perry Linda Perry Lana Profit Linda Raleigh Ida Rasnick Patricia Rayburn Brenda Rhines Valeria Richardson Danny Rittenberry Patricia Rittenberry Gary Roberts Gary Lynn Roberts Woody Roberts Margaret Robinette Pete Robinette Allen Salyer Bernard Salyer Kathy Salyer Patsy Salyer Violet Sanders Patricia Sargent Freshmen Jerry Scott Shannon Scott Jerry Splvage Phyllis Shell Dennis Short Vadis Shupe Wanda Shupe Pamela Slaughter Ray Sloce Brenda Smith Emory Smith Douglas Stallard Barbara Stanley Freida Stanley Diana Stapleton Marcy Steele Karen Stevens Kenneth Stipes Charleen Stratton Emogene Stratton Sandra Sturgill Kenny Taylor Linda Taylor Connie Thompson Dennis Thompson Sharron Thompson Nancy Toney Brenda Thacker Carolyn Tussing Susan Vicars Connie Wampler Barbara Wells Clyde Wells Eddie Wells Jean Wells Carol Wheatley Judy Williams Virginia Woods Suzanne Wyatt Jackie Yates Dennis Ye ary 68 Eighth Elizabeth Addington Walter Ashley Danny Baker Judy Baker Phillip Bates John Baugh Roger Beverly Roger Bevins Sharon Bishop Mary Blanton Sandra Blanton Charlotte Boggs Patricia Bolling Betty Breeding Arlie Brock Michael Brooks Marvin Buchannon Frances Calhoun Martha Carter Nila Caudill Robert Cassada Glenn Clark Paula Clark Shirley Collier Charlotte Collins Verna Lee Collins Wilma Sue Collins Roger Cooke Donna Cox Glenda Cox Carolyn Culbertson John Culbertson Della Daldwin Nancy Darnell Jean Daugherty Joan Daugherty Jerrol Dean Tommy Dickenson Christine Dingus Sharon Dotson William Dotson Donald Lee Duncan Dona Ellison Michael F alin Phyllis Fields Gary Flemings Patricia Foster Sherry Gardner Eighth Stephen Gibson Gary Gilliam John Gilliam Judy Gilliam Joyce Greear Bernetta Greene A. B. Griffin John Griffin Annette Hall Roger Hall Tommy Joe Hatfield Ruth Hibbitts Michael Holbrook Michael Hopkins Scotty Hopkins Dana Horne Sharon Horne Vicki Hubbard Carolyn Hunsucker Thomas Hunsucker Richard Icenhour Michael Jackson Danny Jessee Evia Jean Jessee Gaye Jessee Kay Jones Paul Jones Anita Kilgore Gary Lee Kilgore Jo Ann Lane Kenneth Ray Large Shirley Lipps Itasca Lovell Richard Mahaffey Carl Maples Teddy Mays Dwane McConnell Gail McCray Sue McDavid Harold Miller Lorene Miller Margaret Miller Richard Miller Robert Miles Larry Moulse Benj amin Mullins Nora Mullins Rita Mullins Grade 1964 Ronald Mullins Roy Mullins Terry Mullins Joy Muncy Russell Muncy Glenn Murray Kenneth Nash Colleen O ' Brien Sharon Orender Emma Lou Orr Regina Orr Wanda Partin Patricia Peck Gary Perry Joyce Perry Doyle Peters Larry Petro Louise Phillips Sandra Phipps Lonnie Pilkenton Ethel Potter Faye Powers Gay Powers Irene Powers Sandra Powers Wayne Powers Ronny Prater Dennis Rasnick Jane Roberts Judy Roberts Kathy Roberts Geraldine Robinette Margaret Robinson Betty Salyer Burkeen Salyer Marlene Sams Gertrude Sanders Sandra Kay Sexton Sheila Sexton Jackie Slaughter Ann Slemp Wilma Sluss Dana Skeen Shelby Skeens Darrell Smith Letteau Stallard Donnie Stephens Connie Stidham Eighth Paulette Stidham Mike Stinson Janice Sturgill Joyce Sturgill Danny Sweet Mary Tackett Linda Taylor Christine Thacker Nancy Vanover Johnny Wampler Kathy Wampler Barry Wells Jimmy Wells Mary Lynn Wells Roger Wells Jack Weston Jerry Wharton Wayne Wiginton Marilyn Williams Thomas Williams Wayne Wright Donna Wyatt Claudiaette Salyer Pam Ubbing 1st ROW -- Bobby Bates, Scotty Bolling, John Bradley, James Daugherty, Wayne Dale, Eddie Salyers, Ronnie Marshall, Larry Harris, Phil Gilliam, Jerry Fritz, Larry Hubbard. 2nd ROW -- Coach Carter, Don Church, Gary Stallard, James Robinson, Bobby Hall, Baxter McElroy, Jerry Kiser, Damon Carter, Johnny Sturgill, Ronald Beverly, Larry Stallard, Sam Franklin, David Draughn, Coach Lester. 3rd ROW -- J. L. Shoop, Gary Wright, Denny Kelly, James Greg, Donald Cox, Teddy Davis, Robert Williams, Marvin White, Carl Triplett, Harold Hibbitts, Troy Robinson, Glen Dingus, Dayton Stidham, Clayton Stidham. 74 Score Card for 1963-64 Wise -- 7 Norton -- 0 Wise -- 6 Clintwood -- 0 Wise -- 20 Ervington -- 7 Wise -- 7 Appalachia -- 12 Wise --27 Coeburn -- 6 Wise --28 Jones ville -- 0 Wise --14 Powell Valley -- 0 Wise -- 6 Gate City -- 7 Wise -- 20 Pound -- 0 Wise --33 Haysi -- 0 KELLY HIGH INDIANS Manager -- Ronnie Stevens Trainer and Assistant -- Billy Wade Hamilton Gregory Hill Coach Lester with co-captains, Scotty Bolling and Wayne Dale THE SEASON’S FOOTBALL STORY The ' 63 season started on September 6 with the Indians journeying to Norton where they defeated the Black Raiders by a score of 7-0. The following week at home the Indians shut out the defending Co-champions, Clintwood Greenwave, by a score of 6-0. After being behind at the half, the Indians came back strong to down Ervinton 20-7. The next week on September 27 the Indians carried a perfect record to Applachia, where they suffered their first defeat, 12-7, in the final two minutes of the game. On the 4th of October the Indians slaughtered Coeburn 27-7 at their homecoming. The following week, on October 11, the Kelly team defeated Jonesville 28-8 in a nonconference battle. On October 18, a huge crowd gathered here at Wise for the annual Homecoming game and festivi- ties . A parade led off the evening, and Miss Rebecca Hart was selected as Homecoming Queen. The game --a 14-0 defeat over Powell Valley. Later in a game that could have decided the championship, the Indians suffered a 7-6 defeat at the hands of the Gate City Blue Devils . Finally at the last home game the Indians defeated Pound 20-0 and closed out the season by crushing Haysi 33-0 in a game played on the field in Clintwood. The team finished a good sea- son with a 8-2 winning record having the second best defensive average in the state . 76 Damon Carter Fullback Johnny Sturgill Sam Franklin Quarterback Guard LETTERMEN FROM THE 1963-64 INDIANS’ TEAM Jerry Kiser John Bradley Gary Stallard Center Fullback Tackle 77 Larry Hubbard Center Glen Dingus Quarterback Janies Daughtery Guard THESE ARE THE PL A TERS ON THE INDIANS’ Ronnie Marshall Halfback David Draughn Tackle Wayne Dale Halfback Harold Hibbitts Guard Larry Stallard End Baxter McElroy Tackle TEAM WHO LETTERED DURING THE 63-64 SEASON James Roberson End Bobby Bates Halfback Donnie Church End -- 3 79 COACH LESTER CHOOSES TWENTY-FOUR LETTERMEN Phillip Gilliam Guard Scotty Bolling Larry Harris Quarterback Halfback 80 J. V. ' s FIRST ROW: Coach Stallard, Freddie Messer, Michael Kirk, Dennis Thompson, Greg Necessary, Allen Salyer, Michael Hill, Danny Gilliam, Gary Holbrook, Dan Pennington, SECOND ROW: Richard Collins, Joe Dotson, Tony Balesteria, Sterling Acres, Roger Beverly, Roger Estep, Harold Miller, Jerry Miller, Jerry Bays, David Mullins, Thomas Steele. J. V. AND EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL 8th Grade FIRST ROW: Coach Watts, Gary Kilgore, Wayne Powers, Paul Jones, Richard Mahaffey, Scotty Hopkins, John Gilliam, Ronnie Prater, Michael Brooks, Dwayne McConnell, Don Stevens, SECOND ROW: Billy Dotson, Jerry Wharton, Wayne Wright, John Baugh, Michael Stinson, Gary Flemming, Terry Mullins, Michael Holbrook, Tommy Dickenson. ■ jFO BALL queen .J$M i Miss Becky Hart THE COURT Billreda Johnson Donna Hubbard Sandra Bolling 83 FIRST ROW: J. L. Shoop, Wayne Dale, Danny Wilson, Tommy Kilgore. SECOND ROW: Larry Harris, Bobby Bates, Johnny Dean, Morris Hubbard, Coach Bays. FIRST ROW: Johnny Sturgill, James Daugherty, Buddy Thompson. SECOND ROW : John Bradley, Sterling Akers, Alex Knox, Nelson Wampler. BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Carlos Dean, Bob Baker, Jimmy Hall. SECOND ROW: Bobby Hall, Darrell Cooke, Billy Salyers, Randy Miller, Gary Addington. Larry Harris at bat. TRACK’ 64 John Bradley, Bobby Hall, Ronnie Marshall, Baxter McElroy, Gary Wright, Ralph Lawson, Ray Thack- er. Jerry Kiser, James Daugherty, Bobby Bates, Larry Stallard, David Hart, James Mullins. Coach , Captain , Score Keepers TOP: Coach Watts observing his team at practice session. CENTER: Larry Harris, team captain; BOTTOM: Becky Hart and Pat F’llcher keeping score at a game. 86 Team: Bobby Bates, James Daugherty, Billy Wade Hamilton, Donald Church, Gary Addington David Hart, Pat Fulcher, John Mullins, Larry Harris, and Coach Watts in center. BASKETBALL 1964 Schedule Dec. 3 -- Haysi Dec. 6 -- Pound Dec. 10 -- Clintwood Dec. 13 -- Powell Valley Dec. 17 -- Coeburn Dec . 19 - - Gate City Jan. 7 - - Ervinton Jan 10 -- J. I. Burton Jan. 17 -- Appalachia Jan. 21 -- Haysi Jan. 24 -- Pound Jan 28 -- Clintwood Jan. 31 -- Powell Valley Feb. 4 -- Coeburn Feb. 7 -- Gate City Feb. 11 -- Ervinton Feb. 14 -- J. I. Burton Feb. 18 -- Appalachia Judy Owens Nancy Cantrell Anna Sue Bennett CHEERLEADERS Captain, Rita Freeman with Sponsor, Mr. Watts -- an apple for the teacher. Rita Freeman Linda Dale Frances Thompson i Wi Bk % Jk Bk, ¥ 4 4 1 jH ' • ■ ■PP WPp , 1 1 Lu ! v ■! v I i� v 1 4 � Sf f% v$£h0Bit Ji , • V’ I ' Xi V %, ' ’ - . r � g w WISE COUNTY BOWLING CENTER League Reservations Call 2481 20 Gold Crown Brunswick Lanes Snack Bar Restaurant Lockers, Meeting Room Well-Lighted Parking Area Tel -e -scores HERFF-JONES CO. 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Serving Wise Co. with Adequate, Dependable Power at Reasonable Rates Go First Class Go Electrically An investor-owned Tax -paying public utility Wise Virginia Thompson and Litton Consulting Civil and Mining Engineers Wise Va. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Wise, Virginia Member FDIC Our customers are our most valuable asset. Your business is Appreciated. Compliments and Best Wishes from THE NORTON PRESS INC. THE Norton ' s Only -- Wise County ' s Largest Newspaper Quality Job Printing Printers and Publishers COALFIELD PROGRESS Phone 101 Norton, Virginia BEATY AND COMPANY Phone 2696 WISE MUSIC COMPANY W i se , Wise, Virginia 1? Virginia Compi iments of MORLEY PRINTING COMPANY ROYAL JEWELERS Phone 717 844 Park Ave . Norton, Virginia Norton, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1964 ST AM A CK MINING CORP. WISCO COAL CORP. ST ALLARD BROS. COMPANY SHOP PIGGLT WIGGLY For People who Demand Quality . . . . . and don ' t mind Paying a bit less. 11 -- Stores located in Wise, Coeburn, Norton, Big Stone Gap Pennington Gap, St. Paul MILLER’S SER VICE ST A TION General Repairs Steam Cleaning Radiator Work Wrecker Service Phone 7601 Wise, Virginia Compliments of SHORTS SUPERMARKET Phone 3201 Not the Biggest We Give S H Green Stamps Wise, Virginia Just the Best BERNARD CRICKET FULCHER Double Stamps Every Friday Dairy Products that Carry this Label . . . Are Grade A -- All the Way Compare Pet Dairy Products with Any Other J. M. SUPERMARKET We Give S H Green Stamps Double Stamps on Tuesday Telephone 551 Park Avenue, Norton, Virginia DIARY-LAND Custard and Homemade Ice Cream Sandwiches and Homemade Chili Phone 6315 Wise, Virginia THE JEWEL BOX Roy Lityulh, Mgr. 604 Park Ave . Box 447 Norton, Va, NORTON APPLIANCE COMPANY Art Smith, Mgr. 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