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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

_ Mr. Harold Lester DEDICATION Mr. Harold Lester has served as head coach of the Kelly High football team for the past five years. During those five years, he has coached three All -District Champion- ship teams. This year, he was named Coach of the Year by the Lonesome Pine All-District Conference. He has also served the school as assistant principal and instructor in the physical education depart- ment. To show our appreciation for his contri- butions to Kelly High, The Arrowhead staff dedicates the sixty-five book to him. Coach Lester ' s First Team Offense of the Indians. CONTENTS SENIOR ACTIVITIES 16 FACULTY 23 SENIORS 30 JUNIORS 43 SOPHOMORES .... 49 FRESHMEN 54 EIGHTH GRADE ... 58 CLUBS 63 STUDENT COUNCIL 66 BAND 74 SPORT 77 ADVERTISING 91 ARROWHEAD 1965 Published by The Yearbook Staff Kelly High School Wise, Virginia ’65— A NEW SCHOOL YEAR NEW FRIENDS, NEW TEACHERS, MORE CLASSES BASKETBALL IS A SERIOUS GAME Chemistry Lab Football Game Pepsi Please The Ball Field is Ready f or the Homecoming Game 1 i 11 | H, - WHAT DID WE DO IN 65? Studied Plane Geometry with Mr . Countiss Made Victory Football Posters Enjofyed Mrs. Greer ' s English 13 Had Refreshments at Yearbook Party Sold Books for the Honor Society FOOTBALL PARTY Above: Nancy Cantrell and friend, Larry Stallard. Left: Chip Woods and Linda Miller. Below: Lynn Holbrook and Allen Salyers in a scene from the floor show; Football Queen, Darlis Asbury is presented crown by Bobby Bates; Anna Sue Bennett as she appeared in the show. ’’Better Late Than Never was the motto for Homecoming this year. The parade was rained out; the dance was delayed a week because the electricity was out. Above: Linda Cox, in the show; Phil Gilliam and Toni McNeece; Frances Thompson. Center: Jerry Kiser and Margaret Baker. Below: Members of the band; Smokey Combs and Violet Sanders. PERSONALITIES AT THE PARTY A JUNIOR SENIOR PROM Mr. Sterling Gilliam presents a Kelly High charm bracelet to Miss Kelly High, Judy Miller, and Kelly High cuff links to Mr. Kelly High, Wayne Dale. Juniors and Seniors dance to the rhythms of the band. The Juniors and Seniors enjoy the music and dancing at the spring ' 64 prom. SCHOOL IS FUN . . . STUDY . . . CLASSES . . . LUNCH 14 BALL GAMES . . . CLUBS . . . AND MORE STUDY . . . TECHNICAL SCHOOL 15 OUT- STANDING SENIORS Left: Miss Linda Dale, Burley To- bacco Queen. Lower Left: Miss Lana Wiles, President of National Honor Society. Lower right: Miss Sherry Robinson, President of F.H.A. Miss Dorothy Kilgore, Editor of the Arrowhead Miss Sue Brooks, President of the Tri-Hi-Y. D.A.R. Award. Mr. Jerry Kiser, President of S.C.A. 17 MISS KELLY HI MISS ANNA SUE BENNETT 18 MR KELLY HI MR. BOBBY BATES 19 MISS DARLIS ASBURY FOOTBALL QUEEN MISS DARLIS ASBURY THE COURT Linda Dale, Jeanie Peters, Nadine Allen, Anna Bennett, Donna Roberts. 21 BEST PERSONALITY KYLE GREENE, whose smile shows why the seniors chose him as best personality, holds the door and chats with PAM RASNICK. Pam flashes her friendly smile to Kyle as a Thank you, pal. Pam ' s personality shows through this camera shot. SENIOR PERSONALITY FOUR SENIORS WERE CHOSEN BY THE CLASS AS THE BEST PERSONALITIES AND THE MOST TALENTED MOST TALENTED LYNNE HOLBROOK frowns at co-worker THOMAS COUNTISS who has read a line that didn ' t please Lynne. Lynne has appeared in several school skits and Thomas has played and sung at numerous school parties. 22 Mrs. Wanda Greer lege, B.S. Mr. Charles A.B. FACULTY Mr. J. D. Graham, Principal Emory and Henry, B.A. Appalachian State, M.A. THE KELLY HIGH SCHOOL LACULTY LOR NINETEEN SIXTY-FIVE Mr. Harold Lester Assistant Principal Mr. Creed Absher Carson Newman College, B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Miss Judy Baker Mary Washington College B.S. Miss Verna Barr Longwood, B.S. Mr. W. G. Bays University of Alabama B.A. and M.A. Mr. James Beverly University of Virginia B.A. and M.A. Mr. Thomas Countiss Mrs. Margaret Coutts Emory and Henry, B.A. University of Tennessee, B.A. Mrs. Catherine David University of Maryland Mrs. Geraldine Dickenson Mrs. Connie Dingus B.A. and M.A. Radford, B.S. Radford, B.S. KELLY HIGH Mrs. Joetta Dingus Mr. Bernard Farmer East Tennessee State, B.S. Lincoln Memorial University, B.S. Mr. Marvin Gilliam Milligan, A.B. Mr. Sterling Gilliam University of Virginia, B.A. and Mr. Jerry Greene Lincoln Memorial University B.A. M.A. Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton Longwood, B.S. Miss Verta Hamilton Radford, B.S. FACULTY Mr. Victor Hamilton Miss Bonnie Mullins East Tennessee State, B.S. Berea, B.S. Mr. Don Newberry Carson Newman, B.S. Mrs. Martha Rhodes Cornell University, B.S. Mr. Winfield Rose Mr. Kenneth Stallard Mrs. Wilma Stallard Carson Newman, B.A. Emory and Henry, B.Ed. Radford, B.S. KELLY HIGH FACULTY t ) Uvr Mr. A. E. Stanley Mrs. Angela Tipton George Peabody Eastern Kentucky, B.S. B.A. and M.A. N Mrs. Doris Vicars University of Tennessee, B.S. Mrs. Betty Wells East Tennessee State, B.S. Miss Josephine Wolfe Emory and Henry, B.A. Mr. James Watts East Tennessee State, B.S. Mr. Carl Zimmerman Kent State University, B.S. SENIOR OFFICERS: President: Larry Stallard; Vice President: James Monroe Roberson; Secretary: Linda Dale. CLASSES Rita Adams Dianne Adkins Nadine Allen A smile from her bright eyes is Love, sweetness, goodness in her Deeds, not words, shall speak gold. person shined. me. SENIORS Darlis Asbury Her very frowns are fairer far Ronald Balthis than smiles of other maidens Every man is volume if you Dallas Barker are. know how to read him. I have a rendezvous with life. Bobby Bates His heart runs away with his head. Frank Bellamy Experience is what you get when you are looking for something else. Anna Sue Bennett Oh then I saw her eye was bright, a well of love, a spring of light. Nancy Bolling She was a phantom of delight. NINETEEN SIXTY-FIVE Fred Bevins Life is not to be lived, but to be well. Mary Bishop I count only the hours that are bright. Ronald Bolling Gail Breeding Sue Brooks For those like him, there is Here ' s to the charmer whose Tell me, my heart, if this be always room at the top. dimples we prize. love. Nancy Cantrell A woman, generally speaking, is generally speaking. Peggy Collins A faithful friend is the medicine of life. Pam Congo Youth is wholly experimental. Denver Cooke In his person there shines a promise of greatness. Jack Cooke It is the quiet worker who succeeds. Ray Couch 7 1 Every man is a maker of his own fortune. SENIORS Thomas Countiss Linda Dale James Daugherty Tomorrow never comes, but the Women are meant to be loved, It may be life, but ain ' t it morning after certainly does! not to be understood. slow! “The is that day. Beverly Day She dwells with beauty. Bonnie De el Manners is the best garment one can wear. Brenda Dorton A merry heart maketh a cheeful countenance. enei Eddie Frazier My rule is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Pat Fulcher There are two types of men-- one who thinks and one who thinks he thinks. Phillip Gilliam I am seeking my manhood. NINETEEN SIXTY-FIVE Elmer Gray The hard part of making good is that you must do it every day. Kyle Green May you live all the days of your life. Redonda Griffin Her eyes were deeper than the depth of still water. Billy Wade Hamilton The world belongs to the energetic. Jewel Hamilton You looked at her silence and fancied she spoke. David Hart In thy face I see a map of honor, truth, and sincerity. Freida Harris Always in tune with life. Judy Hill Carolyn Hilton She feared no danger for she knew I wait with joy the coming years. no sin. SENIORS Frankie Lynn Holbrook Nancy Honeycutt A combination of personality, Junella Hollyfield They ' re only truly great who talent, and charm. To be good is to be happy. are truly good. Paul Hopkins Persuasion hung on his lips. Freddie Hubbard Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speakeath. Mary Isaacs Greater than being great is being grateful. Jennifer Jennings Glenda Jones Music is the universal language of When a woman really loves a mankind. man, he can make her do anything she wants to do. Rebecca Kelly Make the most of yourself for that is all there is of you. NINETEEN SIXTY-FIVE Dorothy Kilgore Danny Kilgore A perfect woman nobly Jane Kilgore My memory is the thing I think planned, to love to comfort My way is to begin at the with. and command. beginning. Linda Kilgore Earnestness is enthusiasm tempered by reason. Jerry Kiser I came, I saw, I conquered! Linda Large Never too busy to have fun. Baxter McElroy I had rather be right than president ! Toni McNeece She wears the rose of youth upon her. Carroll Miller You turned from the fairest to gaze on her face. SENIORS Janice Miller Either I will find a way or I will make one. Kenneth Miller I fear no foe in shining armor. Carl Mollett I am a lover, but have found nothing to love. Darrell Mullins Words may show a man ' s wit but actions his meaning. James Mullins A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Nancy Mullins A pleasing combination of worth and wit. Ralph Music Diana Nagy Suzanne Nash Men are born to lie and women The modern girl may have her Language is called the to believe them. little weaknesses, but she isn ' t garment of thought. conquerable. NINETEEN SIXTY-FIVE Phyllis Osborne Jean Peters Bill Powers Speeches cannot be made long She is little from top to toe, I like work, it fascinates me, enough for the speakers nor yet a brimful of life to go. I can sit and watch it for hours. Pam Rasnick In her single person she managed to produce the effect of a majority. Clayton Reece Cheer up! The best is yet to come! James Roberson Some men are BORN great. Donna Roberts Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. Sherry Robinson Knowledge may give weight but accomplishments give luster. Troy Robinson Half a loaf is better than no time off. SENIORS Billy Salyer A friendly countenance makes for popularity. Sonja Shanks Give me a bed and a book and I ' m happy. J. L. Shoop To err maybe human, but to admit it isn ' t. Karen Short Little friends are great friends. Linda Short Shall I compare thee to a day in June? Linda Shupe Virtue is the trust nobility. Linda Skeen Quietness is the result of good breeding. Larry Smith Fate tried to conceal him by calling him Smith. NINETEEN SIXTY-FIVE Gary Stallard Beware the fury of a patient man. Larry Stallard Her loveliness I never knew until she smiled on me. Ronald Stallard Don ' t give up the ship! Wanda Stallard Knowledge in youth is wisdom in age. Carolyn Stanley Well done is better than well said. Marilyn Stanley To be honest and to be kind is my ambition. Paula Stanley Silence is one great art of co nversation. Roger Tackett An idea in the head is worth two in the book. Rita Jo Tate Kind words and few are a woman ' s ornament. SENIORS Darwin Thompson He travels fastest who travels alone. Frances Thompson Perhaps the best thing about the future is that it only comes one day at a time. Mary Alice Tolbert It is better to know nothing than what ain ' t so. Carl Triplett He is every other inch a gentle- man. Vicki Vicars Do you not know I am a woman; when I think, I must speak? Elizabeth Vincer Love comes once in a lifetime and gives you the time of your life. David Wampler He that has knowledge spares his words. Merlyn Wampler My true love has my heart and I have his. Myra Wampler In spite of everything, life i s good. NINETEEN SIXTY-FIVE Roger Wampler A man of great common sense and good taste. Shirley Wampler An image gay--a creative soul. Doyle Wells The man ' s silence is wonderful to listen to. Linda Wells I live for those who love me. Wayne Wells Tis strange what a man may do. Dorothy Wheatley Personality, not gold is woman ' s best adornment. Lana Wiles Happiness is not something you get, but something you give. Danny Wilson 1 cannot afford to waste my time making money. Mary Woods She is loved for her smile and power to charm. SENIORS SENIOR MOTTO: We Were Young, We Were Merry, We Were Very, Very Wise Gary Wright Good nature and good sense make a fellow that his friends like. JUNIORS NINETEEN SIXTY-FIVE JUNIOR OFFICERS: President: George Dean Vice-President: Alice Freeman Secretary: Loretta Boggs JUNIORS Judy Adams Allen Addinton Lynda Addington Bob Baker Gary Baker Idana Baker Margaret Baker Marvin Baker Freida Beverly Ronald Beverly Wilma Bledsoe Loretta Boggs Roger Boggs Barbara Bolling Janet Bolling Faye Buchanan Betty Carter Dana Chisenhall Giles Combs Barbara Daugherty Sharon Davis Shirley Davis Ge orge D ean Johnny Dean 1965 Roy Dockery Randall Dollarhyde Brenda Dotson Freida Dotson Linda Dotson Tony Dye Martha Easterling Bruce Fields Sue Fields Alice Freemen Roger Freeman Bobby Gibson Sandra Gray Sharon Gray Rita Greene Jimmy Hall Sue Hall Darrell Hampton Phillip Henry Dennis Hensley Ann Hibbits Gregory Hill Rita Hopkins Judy B. Hubbard JUNIORS Judy G. Hubbard Mary Lou Hubbard Morris Hubbard Benton Isom Sandra Ison Nancy Jessee Denny Kelly Carolyn Kirk Joyce Large Fred Lawson Ralph Lawson Emerson Lewis Barbara Lowe Paggy Lu ' nsford Jewell Maples Jerry Marshall Mike Marshall Linda G. Miller Linda K. Miller Mary Miller Nada Minor Dennis Mullins Inez Mullins Kyle Mullins 1965 Ronald Mullins Steve Mullins Janet Murray Troy Orender Fern Pettit Alton Powers Linda Profitt Marshall Reed Sue Richardson Freida Rittenberry Gary Robbins Roger Roberts Danny Robinson Linda Rogers Gary Sanders Brenda Sexton Doris Skeen Linda Slaughter Kenneth Sluss Danny Stallard Johnny Stallard Joe Stallard Johnny Stapleton Gaynell Steele David Y eary JUNIORS Clayton Stidham Dayton Stidham Gerald Stidham Larry Stidham Ronald Stidham Dianna Sturgill Marvina Swinney Pat Tackett Claude Taylor Ann Upchurch Kay Wampler Nelson Wampler Steve Willis Mary Webb Linda Wells Eva Jean Vincer Eddie Wilson Chip Woods Marvin Wyatt Peggy Yates Officers: Eddy Salyers, Jerry Scott, Billie Kiser, Paul Brickey, and Brenda Mullins. SOPHOMORES Dianna Adams Doug Adams Judy Baker Loretta Baker Pat Ballistreri Roy Balthis Mary Barnette Mark Baugh Teresa Baugh Jerry Bays Gertrude Blair Brenda Boggs Marietta Boggs Carol Bolling Jimmy Bolling Sharon Bolling John Bradley Paul Brickey Roy Bright Ellen Brummette SOPHS Linda Burke Scott Cantrell Diana Carter Virginia Carter Victoria Chisenhall Frampton Collins Mary Collins Torrence Collins Wilma Collins Paul Congo Linda Cox Eva Davis Douglas Darnell Jeanne Darnell Louise Darnell Carlos Dean Joe Dotson Lora Elam Roger Estep Gregory Farmer Joan Fields Jerry Fritz Peggy Frymyer Sandra Fultz Brenda Gardner Wilma Gardner Arthur Gilliam Brenda Gilliam Daniel Gilliam David Gilliam Jimmy Gilliam Sue Graham Vera Greene Paulette Hale Bobby Hall 1965 Steve Hall Lila Hamilton Virginia Hamilton Connie Hash Danny Hatfield Jimmy Hill Mike Hill Teresa Hill June Holmes Johnny Hubbard Ronald Hubbard Terry Icenhour Isaac Johnston Janet Jones Rista Key Elizabeth Kilgore Larry Kilgore Michael Kirk Billie Kiser Alex Knox Darrell Laney Bradley Lawson Delores Maggard Ronnie Marshall Mae Massey Jennifer Mayo Roger McCray Wanda McDavid Boyd McKay John Merrill Faye Messer Freddy Messer Linda Miles Ronald Miles George Miller SOPHOMORES Jerry Miller Nancy Miller Dale Moore Danny Moore Brenda Mullins David Mullins Janet Mullins Jerry Mullins Louise Mullins Randy Mullins Thomas Mullins Tom Mullins Wilma Mullins Mary Nagy Gwen Owens Wayne Owens Gary Pannell Shirley Peck Dan Pennington Linda Perry Mary Jean Porter Ida Rasnick Patricia Rayburn Elmer Reeves Valeria Richardson Danny Rittenberry Patricia Rittenberry Gary Roberts Margaret Robinette Allen Salyer Patsy Salyer Bernard Salyers Violet Sanders Patricia Sargent Jerry Scott 1965 Shannon Scott Jerry Selvage Phyllis Shell Dennis Short Vadis Shupe Wanda Shupe Pam Slaughter Brenda Smith Emory Smith Jess Smith Douglas Stallard Barbara Stanley Freida Stanley Diana Stapleton Marcy Steele Jimmy Stewart Kenneth Stipes Charlene Stratton Emogene Stratton Brenda Sturgill Sandra Sturgill Henry T ay lor Linda Taylor Bruce Thacker Dennis Thompson Sharon Thompson Nancy Toney Susan Vicars Connie Wampler Barbara Wells Clyde Wells Eddie Wells Carol Wheatley Suzanne Wyatt Jackie Y ates Officers: Judy Baker, Donnie Stephens, Billy Dotson, and Terry Mullins. THE FRESHMAN CLASS Anna Adams Elizabeth Addington John Baker Judy Baker Della Baldwin Alice Barnette Phillip Bates John Baugh Roger Beverly Roger Bevins Sharon Bishop Mary Blanton Sandra Blanton Charlotte Boggs James Bolling Patricia Bolling Betty Breeding Arlie Brock Michael Brooks Tish Bryson Marvin Buchanan Martha Carter Nila Caudill Glen Clark 1965 Paula Clark Charlotte Collins Darrell Collins Donald Collins Verna Collins Wilma Collins Roger Cooke Donna Cox Carolyn Culbertson Jean Daugherty Joan Daugherty Jerrol Dean Thomas Dickenson Christine Dingus Billy Dotson Sharon Dotson Lynn Draughon Donna Ellison Mike Falin Earline Ferry Gary Fleming Patricia Foster Dennis Franklin Diana Franklin Stephen Gibson Gary Gilliam John Gilliam Kay Gilliam Gary Greene Joyce Greear John Griffin Joe Hatfield Ruth Hibbits James Hill Roger Holbrook Mike Hopkins Vicki Hubbard Carolyn Hunsucker Thomas Hunsucker Richard Icenhour Michael Jackson Danny Jessee Evia Jessee Kay Jones Paul Jones Anita Kilgore Jo Ann Lane Kenneth Large freshmen Shirley Lipps Richard Mahaffey Carl Maples Dwane McConnell Gail McCray Sue McDavid Margaret Miller Richard Miller Robert Mills Larry Moulse Judy Mullins Nora Mullins Rita Mullins Ronald Mullins Terry Mullins Joy Muncy Russell Muncy Glen Murray Kenneth Nash Sharon Orender Emma Lou Orr Regina Orr Charles Pangle Wanda Parton Patsy Peck Gary Perry Joyce Perry Joy Peters Larry Petro Louise Phillips Sandra Phipps Lonnie Pilkenton Ethel Potter Faye Powers Frances Powers Irene Powers Sandra Powers Wayne Powers Ronny Prater Lana Profitt Gary Roberts Jane Roberts Judy Roberts Kathy Roberts Geraldine Robinette Carol Robinson Betty Salyer Burke en Salyer ■ M 1965 Claudiaette Salyer Janet Salyers Sandra Sexton Shelia Sexton Dana Skeen Shelby Skeen Wayne Skeens Jackie Slaughter Ann Slemp Darrell Smith Letteau Stallard Donald Stephens Shirley Stephenson Connie Stidham Paulette Stidham Michael Stinson Janice Sturgill Joyce Sturgill Danny Sweet Mary Tackett Linda Taylor Christine Thacker Nancy Vanover Johnny Wampler Kathy Wampler Barbara Wells Barry Wells Jimmy Wells Mary Lynn Wells Roger Wells Jack Weston Jerry Wharton Wayne Wiginton Marilyn Williams Wayne Wright Donna Wyatt 57 EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: Pat Kirk, Jackie Lawson, Mark Kiser, Sue Miller. Patsy Gilliam, Charles Holbrook, Renda Robinette, Gloria Smith. EIGHTH GRADE Donald Adams Debbie Adkins Barbara Allen Portia Bach Gordon Baker Doris Baker Roger Balthis Donna Bass Billy Bevins Diana Bevins Carl Beverly Jimmy Blankenbecler Delbert Boggs Kerry Boggs Ronnie Boggs Betty Bolling Phyllis Bolling Terry Bolling Charlotte Brummitte Robert Brummitte Earle ne Bush Jimmy Calhoun Arthur Cantrell Dennis Carter 1965 Renee Chaffin Randy Chisenhall Randy Clark Vonda Collins Janet Collins Legina Colyer Margaret Cooke Alice Covher Lewis Cox Stanley Crabtree Judy Craft Lena Culbertson Ronald Culbertson Danny Damron Angela Darnell Patty Darnell Johnny Davis Billie Dean Danny Dean Rita Dean Tim Dean Joan Deel Juanita Dingus Pam Dockery Rodney Dotson Rodney Draughon Karen Farmer Vester Fields Freida Fleming Gary Frazier Saundra Frazier Bobby Gardner Sherry Gardner Dean Gentry Barbara Gilliam Gerald Gilliam Judy Gilliam Patsy Gilliam Earlene Hale Annette Hall Janice Hall Michael Hall Robert Hall Joyce Hampton Nancy Hamilton Randy Harding Susan Henry Evelyn Hensley 8th GRADE Debbie Hill Rita Hill Billy Hilton Charles Holbrook Dinah Holbrook Audry Hopkins Linda Hopkins Franklin Hubbard Kenneth Hubbard Patricia Hudson Mary Jane Isaac Gayetta Isom Joe David Ison Brenda Jessee James Jones Valeria Jones Michael Jordon Dorothy Keith Brent Kennedy Mark Kiser Patricia Kirk Vivian Lane Brenda Laney Ronnie Large Jackie Lawson Joe Lawson Sharon Lester Walter Lester George Lipps Gary Louis Shirley McDavid Daryl McKay Kathy Miller Linda Miller Linda Sue Miller Tony Miller Bernard Mullins Emerson Mullins Gary Mullins Gregory Mullins Jimmy Mullins Peggy Mullins Rhonda Mullins Stephen Moore Wayne Moore Howard Mosley Cassia N ewsom James Olinger 1965 Darrel Osborne Rosanna Parsons Reda Pettit Johnny Pilkenton Rosalee Pilkenton Mary Powers Donna Prof fit Dennis Rasnick Larry Reeves Normon Ri Brenda Robinette Gertrude Sanders Kenneth Sanders Lorna Sargent Sharon Scott Judy Selvage Clifford Shell Carolyn Short Danny Short Nancy Short Richard Shupe Bobby Skeen Roger Skeen Dandra Skeen Joseph Sloce Wanda Sluss Garland Smith Gloria Smith Marion Smith Mollie Smith Betty Stailard Donna Stailard Marietta Stailard Terry Stailard Clyde A. Stanley Gale Stanley Phyllis Stanley Glen Steele Billy Stephens Eugene Stephens Joyce Stidham Darlene Sturgill Dewey Sturgill Don Sturgill Gayle Sturgill Gary Sturgill Randy Sturgill Rufus Sturgill Priscilla Taylor Danny Thacker Shannon Trinkle Claristine Underwood Clyde Vincer Mary Wampler Esther Wells Jackie Wells Judith Wells Wendell Wheatley Glenda Williams Judy Willis Darlene Wilson Malinda Wilson Wanda Woods Frank Wright Sharon Yeats Pam Ubbing EIGHTH GRADE ARROWHEAD EXTRAS THE ARROWHEAD 1 STAFF Editor Assistant Editor Picture Editors Advertising . . . . Business Managers Sales Sports Editors . . Typists Photographer Dorothy Kilgore G eorge Dean. Vicki Vicars Lynn Holbrook Margaret Baker Brenda Dotson Donna Roberts Sue Fields Billy W . Hamilton Smokey Combs Gail Breeding Linda Miller Phil Gilliam Gregory Hill Lana Wiles Anna Sue Bennett Linda Slaughter Barbara Daugherty Thomas Countiss Top Left: Dorothy Kilgore, Vicki Vicars, Billy Hamilton, Lynn Holbrook, Anna Bennett, Thomas Countiss, Gail Breeding, Phil Gilliam, Lana Wiles and Donna Roberts. Bottom Left: Sue Fields, Brenda Dotson, Barbara Daugherty, George Dean , Smokey Combs, Linda Slaughter, Linda Miller and Margaret Baker. Dorothy Kilgore, editor, with yearbook sponsor, Mr. Gilliam. 65 STUDENT COUNCIL : Jerry Kiser, presidenuDarUs sbtrry ' anHSuzanne treasurer jvir. Benneti nd Mrs. Cfteer, sponsors. ;idents; Diana EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: secretary; J. L. Shupe, Lana Wiles President Jane Kilgore Vice-President Mary Woods Secretary Billy Wade Hamilton Treasurer J Sonja Shanks Historian NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: Mary Alice Tolbert, Linda Shupe, Linda Large, Donna Roberts, Marilyn Stanley, and Carolyn Stanley. STANDING: Nadine Allen, Elmer Gray, Carl Mollett, Dorothy Kilgore, Suzanne Nash, Mr. Victor Hamilton, Sponsor, Baxter McElroy, Bill Powers, Shirley Wampler, Anna Sue Bennett, and Darlis Asbury. EMBLEM F.H.A. PICTURE--F: S. Robinson, President; L. Large, Vice- President; A. Bennett, B. Gardner, B. Dorton, J. Peters, P. Rittenberry, G. Smith, M. Boggs, J. Mullins, M. Blanton, F. Collins, V. Vicars, F. Holbrook, A. Upchurch, S. Vicars, M. Smith, J. Stidham, B. Laney, P. Clark, F. Pettit, S. Collier, S. Freeman, J. Lawson, S. Fields, A. Freeman, K. Roberts, and S. Clark. PICTURE--H: L. Wiles, Treasurer; D. Asbury, Historian; C. Salyers, S. Lester, K. Miller, P. Bolling, D. Holbrook, B. Jessee, K. Farmer, T. Mc- DO ' S AND DON’TS FASHION SHOW” Frankie Holbrook, as narrator, describes the good lines in Nancy Mullin ' s evening gown. Janet Mullins models the appropriate dress for an office interview. Properly attired- -Kay Wampler is attending the Barter Theater. Linda Dale is on her way to church. Neece, J. Large, A. Kilgore, B. Stanley, J. Wells, R. Orr, B. Green, S. Sexton, N. Toney, L. Miller, E. Addington, F. Thompson, J. Mayo, M. Porter, D. Roberts, M. Baker, and J. Craft. PICTURE--A: L. Dale, Secretary; L. Kilgore, Reporter; P. Frymyer, F. Beverly, M. Swinney, S. Graham, B. Sexton, P. Osborne, R. Kelly, N. Honeycutt, L. Shupe, D. Adkins , R. Dean, L. Elam, W. Stallard, T. Hill, J. Bolling, C. Miller, N. Mullins, B. Smith, L. Wells, S. Miller, S. Gardner, J. Jones, and R. Mullins. Phyllis Osborne and Rebecca Kelly share their experiences of the World ' s Fair with the girls at the Fall Federation Rally. Mrs. Martha Rhodes, new co-advisor, to Mrs. Doris Vicars, who has worked with the F.H.A. girls for ten years, views projects of the girls. Diana Adkins, Rita Hopkins, Carroll Miller, and Janet Bolling play Vego --a new version of Bingo! Vicki Vicars, as a member of the State Nominating Committee, reads her Diary of F.H.A. State Convention at Old Point Comfort. FRONT ROW: Mr. Newberry, Mike Hall, Allen Salyers, Paul Congo, Kenneth Hubbard, Fred Bevins, Nickey Jones, Bill Pangle, Gregory Mullins, Mr. Rose. BACK ROW: Billy Hamilton, James Roberson, Bucky McElroy, Jerry Kiser, Billy Salyers, John Merrill, Pat Fulcher, Danny Rittenberry, Alex Knox, Mike Holbrook, Tom Gilliam. HI-Y Billy and Pat serve coffee during Mr. Newberry, Thanksgiving. George and Alex prepare toys for needy families. Sponsor. Ann Hibbitts and Martha Easterling decorate the Tri-Hi-Y Christmas tree for the cafeteria. TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS PRESIDENT SUE BROOKS VICE PRESIDENT LYNNE HOLBROOK SECRETARY JANE KILGORE TREASURER DOROTHY WHEATLEY CHAPLAIN PHYLLIS OSBORNE REPORTER IDANA BAKER FRONT ROW: Phyllis Osborne, Idana Baker, Lynne Holbrook, Jane Kilgore, Dorothy Wheatley. SECOND ROW: Diana Adkins, Freida Fleming, Donna Stallard, Patsy Salyers, Marcy Steele, Teresa Baugh, Sandra Ison, Paula Stanley, Gloria Smith, Linda Miller, Janet Collins, Deborah Adkins, Linda Miller. THIRD ROW: Melinda Wilson, Diana Holbrook, Frances Thompson, Peggy Collins, Donna Roberts, Linda Large, Pam Congo, Nancy Cantrell, Priscilla Taylor, Ann Hibbitts, Nancy Jessee, Mary Tolbert, Frampton Collins, Linda Skeens, Becky Bingham, FOURTH ROW: Wanda Stallard, Janice Miller, Jenni Mayo, Ida Rasnick, Pam Ubbing, Ruth Hibbitts, Lana Wiles, Suzanne Nash, Vicki Vicars, Mae Massey, Brenda Dorton, Linda Dotson, Martha Easterling, Jennifer Jennings, Becky Kelly, Nancy Honeycutt, Linda Kilgore. Sponsor: Miss Bonnie Mullins. THE SENIOR GLEE CLUB 1 if fif 4 A ■ K ill -v- mf BivL ■ s J r ifl Above: (Left to right) FIRST ROW: Connie Wampler, Teresa Hill, Faye Messer, Linda Raleigh, Sandra Fultz, Mary Nagy, Glenda Kilgore, Karen Short, Linda Miller, Jeanne Peters, Diana Adkins. SECO ND ROW: Jewell Hamilton, Ellen Brummitt, Brenda Dorton, Wanda McDavid, Inez Mullins, Pam Rasnick, Carolyn Hilton, Brenda Mullins, June Holmes, Nancy Jessee, Linda Large, Donna Roberts. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Deel, Brenda Gardner, Susan Vicars, Redonda Griffin, Shirley Davis, Peggy Lunsford, Sharon Davis, Lana Wiles, Jane Kilgore, Nancy Honeycutt, Rita Greene, Sue Hall, Frampton Collins, Janet Murray, Linda Kilgore. Top Left: FIRST ROW: Barbara Daugherty, Linda Kilgore, Alice Barnette, Patsy Salyers, Peggy Frymyer, Diana Adams, Judy Darnell, Louise Darnell, Sandra Isom, Brenda Smith, Janet Jones, Linda Slaughter, Idana Baker, Janet Bolling, Nancy Cantrell. SECOND ROW: Diana Carter, Brenda Sexton, Victoria Chisenhall, Linda Skeens, Janet Mullins, Marietta Boggs, Wilma Gardner, Paulette Hale, Freida Stanley, Freida Beverly, Marvina Daugherty, Linda Short, Patsy Minnix, Pat Tackett, Vicki Vicars. THIRD ROW: Loretta Baker, Mary Barnette, Carroll Miller, Doris Skeens, Nancy Mullins, Wanda Stallard, Ida Rasnick, Anna Sue Bennett, Linda Dale, Toni McNeece, Phyllis Osborne, Judy Hill, Becky Kelly, Jennifer Jennings, Diana Nagy, Eva Vincer, Brenda Dotson, Mae Massey, Vera Greene, Linda Cox. Below Left: Pianist- -Jennifer Jennings; Director- -Mrs. Betty Wells. FIRST ROW: Paul Congo, Boyd McKay, Torrence Collins, Pat Fulcher, Billy Salyers, Baxter McElroy, Johnny Sturgill. SECOND ROW: Allen Salyers, Danny Rittenberry, Danny Moore. Glee Club Director, Mrs. Betty Wells and band, director, Mr. Carl Zimmerman prepare Christmas program. 73 ABOVE: Alice, Becky and Phyllis. CENTER: Former band director, Mr. Day. BELOW: Majorettes, Sharon Bolling, Pam Ubbing, and Idana Baker. Vi KELLY HIGH BAND Pictured Above; FIRST ROW: Sharon Bolling, Sharon Strough, Donnie Henry, Dale Preston, Jackie Tolbert, Jeff Sturgill, Jack Blanton, Mr. Zimmerman, Idana Baker. SECOND ROW: Pam Ubbing, Joan Daugherty, Dana Skeen, Judy Wells, Diane Franklin, Faye Powers, Jenny Baugh, Mary Woods, Alice Barnette, Patsy Salyer, Donna Ellison, Michael Sexton, Scotty Wells, Mike Wells, Raymond Woods. THIRD ROW: Vicki Hubbard, Susan Henry, Becky Kelly, Shirley Lipps, Jennifer Jennings, Phyllis Osborne, Henry Taylor, Philip Bates, Paul Congo, Philip Henry, Lynn Draughon, Walter Lester, Robbie Skeen, Linda Cox, Allen Salyer, Fred Bevins. 75 KELLY WORKERS School Secretary, Billie Jean Stidham; School Maintenance, Lance Dale and Grace Stallard; Cafeteria Workers, Mrs. Stapleton, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Collier, and Mrs. Stanley; Flag Raisers, Billy Salyer and Clayton Reece; Student Council Sponsor, Mr. Bennett, works in the concession stand. Team: BOTTOM ROW: (left to right) Eddie Salyers, Ronnie Marshall, Ralph Lawson, Jerry Bays, Thom as Mullins, Michael Hill, Tony Dye, David Gilliam, Ronald Stidham, Greg Farmer, Dayton Stidham, Clayton Stidham, SECOND ROW: Coach Don Newberry, Johnny Bradley, Larry Stallard, James Roberson, Jerry Kiser, Baxter McElroy, Bobby Hall, Damon Carter, Johnny Sturgill, Gary Stallard, Glen Dingus, Phil Gilliam, James Daugherty, Bobby Bates, Coach Harold Lester, THIRD ROW: Denny Kelly, Joe Dotson, Alex Knox, Glen Bolling, Carl Triplett, Marvin Wyatt, Roger Freeman, Sterling Akers, Jerry Fritz, George Dean, Jerry Jones, Teddy Davis, Carl Mollett, Dennis Thompson. KELLY HIGH INDIANS Football started on August 15 for the Indians. The team was picked as the pre- season favorite with 14 returning lettermen. The Indians worked hard for their first game with their arch rival, the Norton Black Raiders . This game was played on the home reservation on September 4, and the Big Red romped over the Black Raiders 21 to 0. On September 11, the Indians traveled to Clintwood to face the always tough Green Wave . Kelly scored almost at will in winning 27 to 6 and kept their perfect record . The Indians were on the road again as they traveled to Ervinton on September 18 and defeated the Rebels 24 to 0 on a rainsoaked field. Appalachia, September 25, was the next step for the Indians, and Wise triumphed again on their home field 21 to 0. October 1 was the homecoming date at Wise, and crowning ceremonies were rained out. Darlis Asbury was announced as the Football Queen, and Kelly continued the festivities with the trouncing of Coeburn 26 to 0 . The next clash for the Indians was a non -district game with Jonesville which was taken by a score of 14 to 0. The Powell Valley Vikings presented the next challenge and the Indians showed championship spirit as they came from behind to down the Vikings 7 to 6 . The mighty Blue Devils of Gate City proved as the only stumbling block as the Indians bowed 14 to 7 . With the championship still in sight, the Indians really went to work and whipped Pound 33 to 7 and won over Haysi 46 to 6 to close out a 9-1 record and grab the Lonesome Pine Championship. This was the third championship team for Coach Lester in 5 years and gives him the best coaching record in the state. We congratulate Coach Lester and Coach Newberry and the Kelly Indians for a fine season . SCORECARD Wise--21 Wise--27 Wise--24 Wise - -21 Wise--26 Wise- -14 Wise-- 7 Wise-- 7 Wise - -33 Wise - -46 Norton- -0 Clintwood- -6 Ervington--0 Appalachia - -0 Coeburn--0 Jonesville- -0 Powell Valley- -6 Gate City- -14 Poun d- -7 Haysi--6 Coach Lester with Co-captains, Jerry Kiser and Bobby Bates. James Roberson, End All District First Team Defense Jerry Kiser, Center All District First Team Offense Gary Stallard, Tackle All District First Team Offense and Defense THE ’64 SEASON’S Bobby Bates, Halfback All District First Team Offense and Defense James Daughtery, Guard All District First Team Offense Second Team Defense Damon Carter, Fullback All District First Team Defense Second Team Offense Larry Stallard, End All District Honorable Mention Phillip Gilliam, Guard All District Honorable Mention Eddie Salyers, Halfback All District Honorable Mention John Sturgill, Quarterback All District Honorable Mention INDIAN LETTERMEN Bobby Hall, End All District Honorable Mention Ronnie Marshall, Fullback All District Honorable Mention John Bradley Tony Dye Halfback Haliback Carl Mollett Halfback Denny Kelly Teddy Davis Center End THE ’64 SEASON’S Dayton Stidham Guard Jerry Bays Quarterback Marvin Wyatt Jerry Fritz End Tackle Thomas Mullins Halfback Ronald Stidham Halfback Glen Dingus Guard INDIAN LETTERMEN Ralph Lawson Quarterback Sterling Akers End George Dean Guard Clayton Stidham Guard Carl Triplett T ackle Joe Dotson T ackle Bucky McElroy T ackle All District Honorable Mention J.V. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: (left to right) Jimmy Mullins, James Olinger, Mike Jordan, Ricky Chisenhall, Allan Stanley, Jacky Slaughter, Richard Shupe, Ronnie Large. SECOND ROW: Lewis Cox, Buddy Murray, Donny Stephens, Terry Stallard, Richard Mahaffey, Dennis Carter, Lee Boggs, Jerry Wharton, Wayne Powers, Tommy Dicken- son, Roger Beverly, Roger Bevins, Coach Watts. THIRD ROW: Johnny Ray Davis, Tim Dean, Terry Mullins, Jack Weston, Howard Mosley, Brent Kennedy, Jr., Billy Dotson, Mike Brooks, Kenneth Large, Wayne McConnell, Kenneth Sanders, Mike Stinson, Gary Mullins, Joe Hatfield, Stephen Moore, Coach Kenneth Stallard. m. • e W 4 ' I l a ij| wK - jl Wm 3 Pnd jm3t M mlf A wll jW 0 1 W 77 _ ■ ▼ ' 1 1 - ■ V. Jr i ' 7 Mi 1 T W 1 La k J M m W — ly n n 1 ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Gary Stallard, Jerry Kiser, Bucky McElroy, Larry Stallard, Clayton Stidham, Ronald Stidham, Denny Kelly, Dayton Stidham. SECOND ROW: Bobby Hall, James Roberson, Bobby Bates, Carl Mollett, Dennis Mullins, George Dean, Ronny Mullins, Jerry Fritz. BELOW: Roger Beverly, Tom Dickenson, Donnie Stephens, Ron Marshall, Jerry Bays, Eddie Salyers. SECOND ROW: Buddy Murray, Joe Hatfield, Mike Stinson, Terry Mullins, Buddy Thompson, Greg Farmer, David Gilliam, David Mullins, and Randy Mullins. TRACK Track and football coach, Harold Lester 1 If — y 9 v — a 1 ■ 1 ,J l JL 1 _ A Ronald Beverly, Bobby Bates, Carl Mollett, Tommy Mullins, David Hart, James Robertson, Baxter McElroy, Nelson Wampler, Pat Fulcher, Billy Wade Hamilton, Jerry Bays, Damon Carter, Coach James Watts. BASKETBALL WINTER 64-65 THE SCHEDULE: December 1, Wise 56 vs. Haysi 45; December 4, Wise 40 vs. Pound 50; December 8, Wise 60 vs. Clintwood 48; December 11, Wise 46 vs. Powell Valley 37; December 15, Wise vs. Coeburn; December 17, Wise vs. Gate City; January 5, Wise vs. Ervington; January 8, Wise vs. Norton; January 15, Wise vs. Appalachia; January 19, Wise vs. Haysi; January 22, Wise vs . Pound; January 26, Wise vs. Clintwood; January 29, Wise vs. Powell Valley; February 2, Wise vs. Coeburn; February 5, Wise vs. Gate City; February 9, Wise vs. Ervington; February 12, Wise vs. Norton; February 16, Wise vs. Appalachia;- -Lonesome Pine District Tournament at Norton. 86 Pictured Top: Scorekeepers J. L. Shoop and Darlis Asbury Center: Fred Lawson and Ronald Beverly run clock. Right: Coach Watts and Captain, Billy Wade Hamilton r ' 7 Jerry Bays Billy Wade Hamilton Morris Hubbard BASEBALL Coach Bays and Tony Dye Spring brings baseball practice. Johnny Dean John Bradley Nelson Wampler CHEERLEADERS LEFT: Brenda Gardner MIDDLE: Sherry Robinson, Anna Bennett, Doris Skeen BOTTOM: Francis Thompson, Nancy Cantrell, Linda Dale HERFF-JONES CO. Indianapolis, Indiana Designer and Manufacturers of DISTINCTIVE CLASS JEWELRY GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS TROPHIES SCHOLASTIC AWARDS STAMPER GLEN REPRESENTATIVE Compliments of APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE Compliments of 613 Shelby Street Bristol, Tennessee EASTERN GAS CORP. Fine Bread Best Wishes to Seniors Phone 679-2331 KERN ' S BAKERY Norton, Virginia Compliments of FRANK’S FOOD COMPANY VILLAGE RESTAURANT Norton, Virginia Institutional Wholesale Grocers KNOX SONS P.O.Box 67 Phone 247-7104 Wise, Va. Phone 328-6012 1 17 Cumhnrlnnd St Kingsport, Tennessee Compliments of ) Let ' s be Frank About It — ABBINGTON GROCERY The Best Place to Buy Abbington, Virginia LAYS HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. MODERN BAKERY General Electric Appliances Coeburn Norton St. Paul Bakers of Bunny Bread Harlan, Kentucky Compliments of WITT MOTOR CO. Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac Norton, Virginia Congratulations Class of ' 65 BURCH ETTE PHOTOGRAPHY Norton, Virginia SHOP PIGGLY WIGGLY For People Who Demand Quality . . . . . . and Don ' t Mind Paying a Bit Less. Stores Located in Wise, Coeburn, Norton, Big Stone Gap, Pennington Gap, St. Paul OLD DOMINION POWDER CO. An Investor-Owned Electric Utility Know the Joy of Total Electric Living . . . Go First Class . . . Go Electric! Compliments of the PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Norton, Va. Phone 22 Compliments of ESTES— STURGILL FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service — Day and Night Phone 328-5751 Wise, Virginia NORTON APPLIANCE CO. Art Smith, Mgr. Serving Wise County for 26 Years You Can be Sure If It ' s Westinghouse WISE PHILLIP ' S 66 Service to Satisfy S. H. Green Stamps Uncle Bud --Manager GLEN ROBERTS FIRESTONE Tires and Recapping East Park Avenue Ph . 1250 Norton, Virginia Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Athletic Goods Wise, Virginia TYPEWRITER AND EQUIPMENT CO. HOME HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO. Phone 270 Norton, Va. KENNEDY ' S SERVICE STATION Sinclair Products — Used Cars Phone 328-661 5 Wise, Virginia WISE HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY Norton, Virginia Sales — Service — Renta I --Supplies 1022 East Center Street P.O. Box 206 Kingsport, Tennessee Congratulations to the Class of 1965 APPALACHIAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors Building for Progress in Southwest Virginia Compliments of CLINCHHAVEN FARMS, INC. Producers and Distributors of Grade A Milk and Milk Products Breeders of Registered Holstein — Friesian Cattle Route 1 Big Stone Gap, Virginia Compliments and Best Wishes from THE NORTON PRESS INC. Norton ' s Only-- Wise County ' s Largest Newspaper Printers and Publishers THE Quality Job Printing COALFIELD PROGRESS Phone 101 Norton, Virginia WISE AUTO PARTS Speedway Proven Parte Monroe Shocks Toledo Steel Products Delco Niehoff Ignition Parts Arvin Exhaust Systems Wise, Virginia Phone 328-6363 Compliments of SHORTS SUPERMARKET V Wise, Virginia Just the Best Bernard Cricket Fulcher Double Stamps Every Friday Buffet Supper by Candlelight THE INN At Wise Exquisite Cuisine WISE MANUFACTURING AND EQUIPMENT CO. INC. Wise, Virginia TO THE GRADUATES OF 1965 Now that an important phase in your life has come to an end and an equally important phase has begun, may we take this opportunity to encourage you to set a goal in life and work hard to accomplish it. You can . . . remember you have just accomplished one goal. We extend to you our heartiest congratulations, and best wishes for your future success in accomplishing your chosen goals. Congratulations Class of 1965 STAMACK MINING CORP. J. M. SUPERMARKET THOMPSON AND LITTON Consulting Civil and Mining Engineers We Give S H Green Stamps Double Stamps on Tuesday Telephone 551 Park Avenue Norton, Virginia Wise, Virginia WISE TEXACO SERVICE STATION Compliments of Kyle Blankenbeckler — Owner SPRADLIN ' S LITTLE SUPERMARKET Firestone Tires--Tubes — Batteries Phone: 328-8951 Wise, Va. AND SERVICE STATION Wise, Virginia BUCHANAN FURNITURE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Phone 395-31 13 Coeburn, Virginia Compliments of GLENN ' S CAFE Wise, Virginia BEATY AND COMPANY WELL ' S AUTO SUPPLY Automotive Parts and Accessories Phone 328-2696 Phone 328-5521 Wise, Virginia Wise, Virginia SHARPE ' S OFFICE SUPPLY GELLER ' S FRIENDLY Complete Office Outfitters Phone 601 Box 447 Norton, Virginia DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 493 Norton, Va . GLENN ' S NEW DRIVE-IN VIRGINIA SUPPLY CO. Phone 1220 Box 106 Ultra Modern Always the Finest Foods Wise, Virginia Norton, Virginia Everything a Builder Needs WISE LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. X THE ESSO CORNER Lumber and Building Supplies Heating and Furniture Wise, Virginia (fiSSO) Phone 328-8071 Wise, Virginia Bob Varner, Manager HILL ' S PHARMACY Medical Building Wise, Virginia Phone 328-381 1 MARSHALL ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Bobby Brooks Dresses and Sportwear Norton and Coeburn, Va. NORTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. First National Bank Building . . . Annex Insurance That Insures Phone 347 Norton, Va . ODLE MOTORS Renault — Simca — Peugot Sales Service Coeburn, Virginia MADE WITH FRESH CREAM you bet ! ALWAYS FRESH PET MILK COMPANY DAIRY DIVISION It ' s PET... It COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY CAMPUS BOOKSTORE Clinch Valley College Rytex Stationery — Schaum ' s Outlines Barnes and Noble College Outlines Wise, Virginia Compliments of POUND HARDWARE FURNITURE CO., INC. Hardware, House Furnishings and Electrical Appliances Pound, Va. 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