Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

1972 PIONEER VOLUME XXVIII LEBA NON HIGH SCHOOL LEBANON, VIRGINIA EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Betsy Hughes B U SI NESS MA NA GERS Sharon Robinson Leta Hillman Jane Peay ADVISORS Nell Howard Doris Bundy THE COLOR OF A MOOD . . . Lebanon High School . in its many moods reflects the students in their daily school activities . . . activities which possess the vital qualities to give a school its life. GROWTH GROWTH IS THE ONL Y EVIDEN CE OF LIFE. Newman 4 Over the weekend of April 28-30, the LHS Pio- neer Marching Band had the privilege of participa- ting in the 17th annual Vinton Dogwood Festival in Vinton, Virginia. Our Pioneer Band was one of the 32 bands which took part in the parade Saturday afternoon. The trip was very enjoyable and the band members were indeed fortunate in having been able to attend. 5 Give me the room whose every nook is dedicated to a hook. Sherman Miss Howard demonstrates to Howard the correct way to find books through the card catalog. Paul Hess and Jackie Poston concentrate on shelving the books to make it easier for others to find the right ones. THE LIBRARY. . . It is good to go into “a quiet room” . . . You will find all life’s answers edged in gold in ‘‘a quiet room.” Palmer The work of a librarian is not merely checking in and out books, but it involves many other duties. Miss Howard smiles over her work as she adds up a book order. The functions of a library run smoothly with the help of Library Assistants, Roger Hagy, Donna Kegley, Valerie Pruett, and Debbie Robinson. ■ � Officers and members of the Senior Class presented an Orientation Program for the eighth grade and transfer students. As a part of the Y-Clubs’ induction service, Rev- erend Alan Moor (left) presented a talk, “What it means to be a Christian” to the assembled student body. The Y-Club members pledge to “create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character” which is the purpose of their clubs. Pre-Algebra students grow in their understanding of math to prepare themselves for further studies. Speaker of the House, Sue Carter, recognizes Congress- woman Debbie Dilkes during the session of mock Congress held by the Government classes. 9 WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS: Angela Wil- liams, Ann Whited, Meg Gilmer, and Larry Mitchell. Guidance Counselors and students created a series of bulletin boards to encourage others to stay in school. i OF ALL TLIE LANGUAGES OF THE WORLD . . . . . . English is one that is required . . . EXP LORA TION . . . . . . EXPLORE THE THOUGHT. EXPLAIN THE ASKING EYE.. . Pope The search for knowledge involves many various methods and diligent work. Physics provides a field for both. FIRST PLACE SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS: FIRST ROW: Donnie Carper, Martha Lynch, Debbie Cartwright, Charlotte Morrison, Charlotte Gilmer. SECOND ROW: Randy Campbell, Carol Osborne, Karen Rasnake, Debbie Robinson, Billy Cross, Neal Bradshaw. 12 MGA DELEGATES: Mike Simmons, Nina Davis, Susan Bolling, Lucy Gilmer, David lessee, Betsy Hughes, Tim Fields, Mike Puckett. One can acquire everything in solitude Beyle Driver’s Ed. is the first step for many in exploring the world through travel. All students must work hard, especially in English class, to get started on the right Exploring new worlds through languages. French is one road to travel, foot toward education. Explanation is essential in Biology classes and projects. BIOLOGY FIELD TRIP AL foe Enriching our lives with the treasures found in literature. Increasing our knowledge with the learning of the geography the land. 16 A most lively debate was prepared and given by the students of Mrs. Reid’s English 1 1 class. 17 Science Fair projects provided a source of touching upon new fields of learning fo r those who participated. SKILL . . . COMBINING ALL WISDOM. ART, AND SKILL . . . 18 Contestants to the District K Business Contest held at South- Bookkeeping class presents another challenge for business students, west Virginia Community College. FIRST ROW: K. Boggs, M. Lampkins, D. Boothe, D. Clevinger, S. Taylor. SECOND ROW: S. Robinson, D. Phelps, D. Smith, L. Odum, C. Campbell. Shorthand is a skill that can be used to an ad- vantage later on in job hunting. ! Typing II students must be diligent in their work in order to complete their assignments. Delegates to Future Business Leaders of America Convention held in Roanoke, Virginia: Mrs. Jeanette Wagoner, Sponsor, Charlotte Scales, Delphia Boothe, Debbie Fanis, Debbie Phelps. Delphia Boothe: First Place in the Regional Future Business Leaders of America Essay Contest. xm 1 22 Wendy Gilmer-Girl’s Poetry School Cast of one-act drama: Janette Wagoner, Director, David Sword, Arash, Richard Candler, props, Leonard Farmer, Lazar, Virginia Fuller, Direc- tor, Leta Hillman, Reba, Francis Baker, Mary, Betsy Hughes, Mattie. Lloyd Smith-Boy’s Poetry School Ann Whited-Spelling School Ellen Lynch-Girl’s Public Speaker School David Castle-Boy’s Prose School 23 Leta Hillman-Girl’s Extemporaneous Speaker School and District ENTERTAINMENT . . could be well content to entertain . . . As a money-making project, the Sr. Tri-Hi-Y presented a tal- ent show to the students in which many participated. FIRST PLACE: Linda McFarlane Shakespeare SECOND PLACE: Kathy Mercer, Sandy Herbert, and Angela Williams. John Edge, Second Runner Up; Eddie Patrick, Miss Senior; David Sword, First Runner Uo. MARDI GRAS Mardi Gras Court: Seated: Kathy Duty, Debbie Osborne, Vickie Castle, Maid of Honor, Jeanette Cox, Queen, Steve Anderson, King, Mitchell Harris, Krew Comus, Debbie Robinson, Debbie Campbell. STANDING: Greg Clark, Philip Martin, John Kegley, Mary Ferguson, Lloyd Smith, Earlene Fields, Karen Cox, Darrell S toots, Kim Browning, Joe lessee, Sherry lessee, Mike Talbert, David Anderson, Andy Shelley. 1972 FIRST PLACE FLOAT WINNER: Senior Class, “Set Sail For Victory” HOMECOMING The Russell County Vocational School built a most impressive float depicting the four schools in the County that attend the Vocational School. HOMECOMING COURT: FIRST ROW: Revonda Price, Senior, Gail Puckett, Queen, Connie Griffith, Freshman. SECOND ROW: Debbie Whitt, Eighth Grade, Susie Fanis, Senior. THIRD ROW: Cathy Campbell, Sophomore, Becky Carter, Junior. “ PIGSKIN A ND PETTICOA TS” A musical comedy based on the rather unlikely (or is it, with Women’s Lib?) predicament of a high school football team with a new coach--a woman! Presented by the Senior Class with the major roles held by David Sword, Assistant Coach Jim Lark, Betsy Hughes, Head Coach H. Grace Reading, and Larry Mitchell, Principal Pickle, backed by full ensemble of chorus, cheerleader, and football team. Congressman William C. Wampler took time from a busy schedule to talk with the Government classes. The LHS Pioneer Band presented a concert of popular and contemporary music. David lessee was awarded the John Philip Sousa Award. The ■ Northern Virginia Chamber Orchestra presented a concert of light to The Junior Class sponsored a sock hop in the gym in classical music. Touring with them was a ballet company, which was a delight to order to make some money for the Prom, all who attended. 29 FRIENDLINESS— TOGETHERNESS . . . The center of attention goes to those who deserve it. Escape!! Escape!! Escape!! Escape????? “We’re filled up, can you come back in a minute?” Was there a slip in the shipment? “I told you to use a mouthwash!” 33 RELAX A TION Seniors and their dates continue their enjoyment of the “ 72 ” year with celebration and the Ring Dance. The Guidance Department sponsored an Orientation and Get Together for the transfer students. Present and past seniors get together at the beginning of the school year for an Annual Signing Party. These typing students relax from tiring typing to en- joy making covers for the typewriters. KING: Danny Hendrickson, QUEEN: Teresa Chafin Only the strong survive! Crowning of the King and Queen under the watchful eye of Mr. Horton. Seniors spent a delightful day at Barter when they went to see “Much Ado About Nothing” Operator! Operator! Calling all house cleaners! Maybe if nobody shows up, we’ll get to go home! A word to the wise should be sufficient. 36 - SENIOR CLASS PICNIC “I’ve got it!” was a familiar sound. The assorted gallery made the tennis games complete. A THLETIC COOK-OUT A NTICIPA TION - A CHIEVEMENT VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: T. Fields, H. Farmer, M. Simmons, D. Sword, D. Jackson, J. Edge, J. Kegley. SECOND ROW: B. Jenks, G. Clark, R. Fields, Q. Fields, R. Huff, R. Mabry, L. Farmer. THIRD ROW: R. Dawson, R. Bush, G. Smith, J. Bondurant, G. Holmes, M. Wilson, D. Castle. FOURTH ROW: Coach Richards, P. Hess, S. Wilson, G. Thompson, L. Bush, W.B. Jessee, H. Cook, Coach Bryant, Coach Bolinsky. 38 LEBANON 0 CLINTWOOD 21 - —LEBANON 20 ERVINGTON 0 LEBANON 8 R1CHLANDS 48 LEBANON 7 HONAKER 7 -‘LEBANON 35 POCAHONTAS 7 LEBANON 8 CASTLEWOOD 38 - LEBANON 12 ST. PAUL 13 • -LEBANON 13 SALTVILLE 6 -LEBANON 45 HOLSTON 13 —LEBANON 42 TWIN SPRINGS 19 39 Larry Bush received the Jaycee’s Sportsmanship Award. All-District Football - Tim Fields, Ralph Mabry, and Dwight Jackson. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: D. Jennings, M. Jonas, R. Adams, B. Cross, B. Rose, C. Smith, B. Gilmer, R. Kiser. SECOND ROW: K. Snead, B. Farmer, G. Caldwell, R. Bryant, V. Gilmer, F. Jessee, J. Huff, I. Dye, J. Campbell. THIRD ROW: Coach Hibbitts, D. Clark, K. Gilmer, M. Mabry, R. Garrett, B. Williams, C. King, F. Hughes. FOURTH ROW: Coach Farley, L. Mays, C. Richards, T. Steele, C. Hendrickson, G. Jonas, M. Wagoner, R. Rasnake, Coach Lawson. 40 VA RSITY FOOTBA LL CHEERLEA DERS FIRST ROW: D. Fanis, D. Campbell, B. Hughes. SECOND ROW: B. Bondurant, K. White, E. Lynch, Capt. THIRD ROW: C. Cox, J. Snead. J.V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: S. Hendrickson, J. Hughes, C. Waugh. SECOND ROW: S. Cox, P. Herbert, D. Chaney. CLINCH VALLEY FIRST ROW: Larry Bush, Jan Wright, Danny Hendrickson, Tom Bondurant, William Monk, Kevin Penick, Danny Clark. SECOND ROW: Greg Clark, Tony Dodi, Joe Jones, Tim Fields, 42 DISTRICT CHAMPS 43 Jan gains his 1001 point of his high school basketball career at the Saltville game. Varsity Coach Jamie Farley and J.V. Coach Carl Richards proudly display the well- deserved district trophy. LEB ANON OPPOSITION 85 Pocahontas 60 76 Honaker 55 85 Saltville 63 65 Castlewood 55 83 St. Paul 45 92 Whitewood 67 85 Cleveland 64 101 Garden 81 77 Castlewood 81 ' 76 Honaker 61 62 Twin Springs 57 90 Cleveland 80 81 Garden 60 110 Saltville 56 60 Twin Springs 46 103 Whitewood 83 110 St. Paul 57 57 Pocahontas 47 Coach Farley received his second consecutive Coach-of-the-Year Award. 44 Joe was named the most valuable player of the Clinch Valley District. LEBANON OPPOSITION COUNTY TOURNAMENT 85 Cleveland 49 69 Castlewood 59 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 91 Cleveland 58 62 Pocahontas 60 68 Castlewood 53 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 76 Powell Valley 66 61 Thomas Walker 81 Tom Bondurant, All-County, Second Team All-District; Joe Jones, All-County, All-District, Ail-Southwest: Jan Wright, All-County, All-District, Honorable Mention All-Southwest. 45 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: L. Mays, C. Hendrickson, J. Kegley, D. Castle, R. Capelli. SECOND ROW: Coach Richards, R. Dawson, T. Steele, D. Garrett, R. Huff, D. Fields, R. Owen, R. Fields. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL CHA MPS FIRST ROW: B. Cross, R. Bryant, M. Mabry. G. Caldwell, K. Gilmer. SECOND ROW: P. Jenks, J. Huff, B. Farmer, R. Smith, R. Fields. THIRD ROW: Coach Lawson, C. King, M. Jonas, D. Lasley, H. Lasley. 46 VA RSITY BASKETBA LL CHEERLEA DERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Horton, Martha Lynch, Joy Jessee, Ann Gilmer, Capt., Ann Settle, Denise Smith. J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM: Susan Lynch. Sandy Puckett, Cathy Camp- bell. TOP: Ellen Settle, Charlotte Morrison, Capt., Issy Settle. 47 VA RSITY BA SEBA LL FIRST ROW: R. Mabry, Q. Fields, J. Jones, A. White, T. Fields, D. Castle, R. Capelli, G. Clark, R. Dawson. SECOND ROW: Coach Belinsky, S. Wilson, R. Smith, J. Wright, P. Helbert, D. Carper, J. Robinson. BOYS ' TRACK FIRST ROW: R. Bush, R. Mabry, T. Fields, Q. Fields, L. Mays, R. Dawson. SECOND ROW: J. Wright, S. Wilson, R. Kiser, C. Richards, M. Jonas, Coach Lawson. GIRLS’ TRA CK FIRST ROW: E. Settle, E. Settle, S. Puckett, D. Osbourne, C. Waugh, S. Munsey, C. Robinson, S. Hendrickson, R. Smith, S. Stinson. SECOND ROW: A. Settle, A. Gilmer, D. Chaney, B. White, S. Cox, D. Pennick, L. Price, S. Watkins, D. Maggard, E. Fields, Miss Whitt. 49 INTRAMURAL WINNERS SENIOR BOYS: J. Jones, D. Bishop, A. White, D. Sword, T. Bondurant, B. Jenks, R. Smith. ON FLOOR: R. Chandler, J. Edge. JUNIOR GIRLS: R. Mabry, A. Gilmer, A. Settle, A. Stiltner, B. Bondurant, J. Cox, B. Finney, B. White, D. Cartwright, S. Taylor, M. Lynch, S. Watkins, M. Talbert, 50 GOLF TEAM ■ - . - : u ... • .... ' • S, ; .. : . . • . ' LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Fields, D. lessee, M. Gilmer, H. Finney. For the first time our school had a golf team. We won the District Trophy by 15 strokes. Med Gilmer also won the Women’s Golf Championship at Lake Bonaventure Country Club. 51 SUSIE HENDRICKSON: Winner of the Miss Majorette Contest. GIRL’S COUNTY TRACK TEAM TROPHY WINNERS-Competing against the three other teams in the County, Lebanon’s first Girl’s Track Team came out on top. SIGMA ZETA CLINCH VALLEY COLLEGE MA TH — SCIENCE COMPETITION A math team and science team composed of FRONT: Sue Carter, Meg Gilmer, BACK: Dickie Price, W. B. Jessee, Mr. George Rasnake, Sponsor, and Larry Mitchell participated in a math-science competition at Clinch Valley College and came home with First Place Science Trophy and First Place over-all trophy. HEART QUEEN CONTESTANTS: Debbie Warner, Queen, Suzanne Garrett, First Runner Up, Ida Glovier, Second Runner Up, Carol Osborne, and Regina Brown. All five girls raised a sum of $550 for the Heart Fund. Z S.C.A. President, Fred Settle presides at a council meeting. 53 KNEELING: Meg Gilmer and Tim Fields. STANDING: Howard Finney, David Jessee, and Coach Lawson. As the first golf team at Lebanon High School, this new organization secured the District Trophy by de- feating Castlewood by 14 strokes. The team also ranked as the Regional Runner up. Tim Fields placed eighth in State competition. Summer Cheerleading Camp, attended by: Ann Settle, Karen White, Martha Lynch, Besty Bondurant, Ann Gilmer, Debbie Campbell, Joy Jessee. 54 SPA NISH A CHIEVEMENT DA Y DINNERS SEATED: Randy Campbell, First Place in Third Year Spanish, Charlotte Gilmer, Second, John Ketron, Third. STANDING: Jackie Witt, First Place in Second Year Spanish, Vickie Sutherland, Second. i Well, what’s it to be this time? ANN WHITED: recipient of the Daughters of American Revolution (D.A.R.) Award. Delegates to District S.C.A. meeting held in Bland, Virginia. FRONT: Jane Wilson, Ann Whited, Mike Simmons, Dickie Price. BACK: Mr. Mike Puckett, Sponsor, George Bowen, Fred Settle, Larry Mitchell, Howard Finney, and Miss Virginia Fuller. Coach Farley presented the County and District trophies won during basketball season to Mr. Horton and the school. Betty Crocker Award: Ann Whited A thoughtful mind when it sees a Nation’s flag, sees not the flag only, but the Nation itself; and whatever may be its symbols, its insignia, he reads chiefly in the flag the Government, the principles, the truths, the history which belongs to the Nation that sets it forth. BEECHER MASSENETTA DELEG A TES SEATED: Celeste Abolin, Joe Jessee, and Beverly Puckett. STANDING: Mrs. Eleanor Reid, Sponsor, and Judy Hughes. 57 MEMORIES — REMINISCENCE . . . Junior-Senior Prom A night of memories and of sighs. Landor Senior King and Queen QUEEN: Revonda Price KING: Leo Farmer Maid of Honor- Susie Fanis Master of Honor: Danny Hendrickson Prince and Princess from the Junior Class. Ann Gilmer and Tim Fields. DISTINCTION VALEDICTORIAN: Meg Gilmer SALUTATORIAN: Larry Mitchell 1 I DARE YOU AWARD: Larry Bush and Betsy Hughes 62 Tim Fields-Most Valuable Football Player-Most Valuable Baseball Player Danny Hendrickson-Most Valuable Basketball Player Seniors received Senior Awards along with the letters of their fellow lettermen. BACCALAUREATE The reflections on a day well spent furnish us with joys more pleasing than ten thousand triumphs . . . Kemp is Seniors are growing anxious as they await the beginning of their march. The invocation was given by the Reverend Mr. Milton Reid and the Choir led the congregation in the hymn, “How Great Thou Art”. The Scripture, followed by prayer, was read by the Rev- erend Mr. Beecher Dunsmore. The Choir, under the direction of Mr. Roger Glovier, portrayed an inspiring challenge to the Seniors and congregation through the song “Let There Be Peace On Earth”. Principal Frank Horton introduced the speaker. . . . . .Dr. C. Glenn Minledorff, President of Emory and Henry College. In his sermon. Dr. Mingledorff spoke to the graduating Seniors to strive for peace within themselves and of accepting all others for themselves. The Benediction was given by the Reverend Mr. Alan Moor, and the Seniors began their momentary departing march. GRADUATION My task accomplished and the long day done . . . Jewett The invocation was given by Leonard Farmer. SALUTATORI AN : LARRY MITCHELL- Life is compared to an actor on the stage; graduation from high school “marks the end of the first act and the beginning of the second.” The message of the song, “You’ll Never Walk Alone”, sung by Betsy Hughes, accompanied by pianist Scotty Fletcher, brought tears to the eyes of those who realized how quickly the end of their Senior year had come. VALEDICTORIAN: MEG GILMER- Graduation marks a point of change and offers Seniors a chance “to look forward to the future with great antici- pation, but the future will not come to us; we must go into the future”, declares Meg. 67 The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. Emerson Awarding of the diplomas by Russell County Schools Superin- tendent, Mr. Omer E. Elkins. Induction of Class of 1972 by Senior Class Vice-President, George Bowen. HONOR SOCIETY STUDENTS FRONT: Cathy Carrier, Ellen Lynch, John Edge, Betsy Hughes, Tom Bonduiant, and Sharon Robinson. BACK: Larry Mitchell, Vickie Snead, Ann Whited, Sue Carter, Rita Gent, and Meg Gilmer. The end had come . . . Some were happy . . . FA CUL TY A ND A DMINISTRA TION Assistant Principals, Mr. Earl Bryant and Mr. Jamie Farley 70 Hester Adams, M.A. Science Eddie Bolinsky, B.A. Driver Education Earl Bryant, B.S. Physical Ed. and Health Doris Bundy, B.S. Business Julia Bundy, B.A. Blanche Campbell, B.S. French and Biology Guidance Bookkeeper, Jeanette Wagoner K. D. Cook, B.S. Agriculture Gary Casebolt, B.S. Geography and History Secretary, Sandra Parker 71 Jo Hanson, B.S. Spanish Nancy Hart, B.A. English Paul Helvey, B.A. History Catherine Holiday, B.A. Math Nell Howard, M.Ed. Librarian 72 Donald Jenkins, A. A., B.S. History and General Business Bill Lawson, B.S. Math Keele Lynch, B.S. Science and Biology Mike Puckett, B.S. Government and History George Rasnake, B.A. Math, Chemistry, and Physics Eleanor Reid, M.A. English Carl Richards, M.S. Math J. T. Skeen, B.S. Agriculture Mildred Tate, B.S. Home Economics Louella Vicars, B.S. English Jeanette Wagoner, B.S. Business Bernice Whitt, B.S. Physical Ed. and Health Grace Whittington, B.S. English 73 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1972 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Larry Mitchell, President; George Bowen, Vice-President; Meg Gilmer, Secretary; Eddie Patrick, Treasurer; Leta Blevins, Reporter. FLOWER Shasta Daisy MOTTO “Every day is a new beginning.” COLORS Mint Green and Yellow 74 Debra Abolin Barbara Allen Douglas Allen Linda Ballard Charlie Beavers Darwin Bishop Loretta Boardwine Susan Bolling Tom Bondurant 75 Terry Booher Delphia Booth George Bowen C. L. Boyd Melissa Boyd Daniel Brommer Orpha Burke Larry Bush Billy Campbell 76 Ted Campbell Richard Candler Gerry Carter Sue Carter Vickie Castle Tony Compton Alisa Cook Henry Cook Bonnie Cox 77 Frances Crabtree Debbie Dilks Ruth Ann Dye John Edge Barbara Fanis Henry Farmer Leonard Farmer David Ferguson Joyce Fields 78 Lucy Fields Wanda Fields Howard Finney Rita Gent Meg Gilmer Ida Glovier Larry Glover Roger Hagy Mary Ann Harris Jerry Hawkins Reatha Helton Ronnie Helton Danny Hendrickson Sandy Herbert Cathy Hicks Leta Hillman David Huff Betsy Hughes 80 Joyce Hughes Charles Jackson Donald Jackson Dwight Jackson David Jessee William Jessee Buzzy Jenks Edgar Jones Joe E. Jones 81 Debbie Kegley Clyde Keith Joe Kiser Margaret Lampkins Lawrence Kiser Lynn Keene Ellen Lynch Rick Maggard Linda McFarlane 82 Kathy Mercer Larry Mitchell Laura Munsey Judy Nash Martha Perkins Eddie Patrick Jane Peay Debbie Phelps Greg Price 83 Revonda Price Gail Puckett Ronnie Rhea Sharon Robinson Gary Salyer Charlotte Scales Eric Senter Fred Settle Priscilla Shepard 84 Mike Simmons Albert Skeens Anne Smith Connie Stoots David Sword Barbara Sykes 85 Alison Walls Billy Webb Allen White Glenda White James White Michael White Shelby White Ann Whited Angela Williams 86 Jan Wright A penny for your thoughts Linda Wise Richard Chafin Mary Williams 87 It’ll all come out in the wash! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jackie Ring, Reporter; Tim Fields, Vice-President; Ann Gilmer, President; Becky Carter, Secretary; Quinton Fields, Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS MOTTO: “Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence.” COLORS : Lavender and White FLOWER : Violet Steve Anderson Darrell Beavers Kathy Beavers David Bevins Judy Clark Diane Clevinger Nadine Cook Cathy Cox Debra Cox Denise Davis Nina Davis Tony Dodi Thomas Duty Debbie Fanis 89 Skipper Harless Cathy Henderson Pat Horton Louetta Howe Debbie lessee Johnny lessee Joy lessee Shelia Jessee W. B. Jessee Shirley Johnson Barbara Ferguson Debra Ferguson Quinton Fields Tim Fields Beverly Finney Pat Gray Eddie Hall Ann Gilme r Ange Glovier 90 Doug Jones Terry Jones Nancy Kegley Frank Ketron Wanda King Billy Lampkins Barbara Lasley Sandra Lester Connie Ling Debra Lutrell Martha Lynch Ralph Mabry Nikki McNew Wayne Meade Tommy Monk William Monk Robbie Moor Lynn Odum Pam Osborne Kevin Pennick 91 Dickie Price Nina Purcell Delores Reynolds Jackie Ring Ann Settle Raymond Shepard Tim Shrader Denise Smith Greg Smith Jerry Smith Mark Smith Joanna Stallard Nancy Statzer Anita Stiltner Teresa Stinson Vickie Sutherland Mike Talbert Sharon Taylor Eula Tuggle Christine Vencill 92 Debra Warner Sandy Watkins Jimmy Webb Billy White Brenda White ‘No. 3 for the cheering section! The Junior Class’s spirit is “erupting”! SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Mitchell Harris, President; Robbie Capelli, Vice-President; Cathy Campbell, Secre- tary; Karen Cox, Treasurer; Jane Dugger, Reporter. SOPHOMORE CLASS Boyd, Rebecca Bragg, Regina Breedlove, Debbie Brown, Regina Burns, Greg Bush, Darlene Adams, Robert Ball, Wayne Barns, David Bevins, Herbert Boardwine, Shirley 94 Fields, Tim Fogleman, Kathy Fogleman, Teddy Fuller, Brenda Bussey, Thomas Campbell, Brenda Campbell, Cathy Campbell, Debbie Campbell, Randy Capelli, Robbie Carper, Don Castle, David Chafin, Theresa Clark, Greg Clark, Sandra Cline, Becky Cole, Sheryl Counts, Betty Cox, Charlotte Cox, Georgia Cox, John Cox, Karen Crabtree, James Dawson, Robert Dugger, Jane Duncan, William Duty, Kathy Dye, Teresa Farmer, Gregory Ferguson, Lisa Ferguson, Rusty Fields, Barbara Fields, Earlene Fields, Ronnie 95 Galliher, Susan Garrett, Teena Gilmer, Charlotte Gilmer, Dorothy Gilmer, Wendy Hagy, Debbie Hale, Mary Jane Harris, Mitchell Herbert, Keith Hess, Mary Ann Hess, Paul Hicks, Rhonda Holmes, Peggy Huff, Rick Hughes, Jo Ann Hughes, Ronnie Jessee, Joe Jessee, Sherry Johnson, Donnie Ketron, John Lester, Randy Lynch, Susan Maggard, Donna McReynolds, Scarlet Meade, Debbie Mercer, Steve Miller, Debbie Morrison, Charlotte Musick, Randy Nash, Dafney Owen, Richard Owens, Mike Penick, Donna Kay Phillips, Lois 96 White, Kaien White, Scott Wilson, John Witt, Jackie Wren, Karen Poston, Jack Poston, John Price, Don Price, Linda Puckett, Denise Puckett, Sammy Ray, Jane Rhea, Randy Robbins, Sharon Robinson, Jackie Robinson, Jerry Rose, Allen Rose, Vickie Settle, Paula Sexton, Vonda Smith, Brian Smith, John Henry Smith, Lloyd Smith, Peggy Snead, Jane Snead, Mike Statzer, Stafford Stoots, Darrell Taylor, Debbie Thompson, Greg Thompson, Orrin Vencill, Bobby Vencill, Delmar White, Connie White, Eva 97 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Beverly Puckett, President; Ellen Settle, Vice-President; Susie Hendrickson, Secretary; Sherry Jackson, Treasurer; Jeannie Chandler, Reporter. FRESHMAN CLASS Ball, Eveline Barton, Donna Boardwine, Cynthia Bragg, Teresa Branch, Constance 98 1 3 Breeding, Franklin Brommer, Robert Browning, Judy Candler, Jeannie Chappell, Sharon Clevinger, Kathy Clevinger, Tony Cox, Donna Davis, Phillip Duty, James Dye, Betty Dye, Larry Edge, Teresa Ferguson, Donald Fields, Linda Fuller, Sharon Garrett, Danny Garrett, James Garrett, Suzanne Gilmer, Ben Griffith, Connie Hall, Jay Harmon, Darrell Harrison, Richard Haydock, Jennifer Hayter, Barbara Helbert, Anna Herbert, Peggy Holland, Debrah Holmes, David 99 Howe, Delores Hubbard, Charles Huffman, Carolyn Hughes, Franklin Hughes, Judy Jackson, Carol Jackson, Sherry Jessee, Vickie Jonas, Gary Kegley, Bill Kegley, Goldie Kegley, John Keith, Janet Lewis, Jay Martin, Phillip Mays, Larry McGlothin, Carrol Meade, Penny Mitchell, Margaret Monk, Fay Monk, Mike Munsey, Sherry Musick, Sandy Nash, Betty Nash, Cathy Osborne, Deborah Osborne, Steve Price, Frieda Proffitt, Sharon Puckett, Doris 100 Puckett, Sandra Pyle, James Rasnake, Ronnie Rasnake, Teresa Ray, Ginger Richards, Curtis Richardson, Rebecca Rose, Steve Salyer, Wade Settle, Elizabeth Settle, Ellen Shepard, Betty Smith, Dean Smith, Gary Steele, Ted Steelman, Lisa Stevens, Rhonda Stiltner, Daniel Stiltner, Lucinda Sykes, Larry Sykes, Mike Talbert, Rodney Terry, Brenda Vencill, Patty Watson, Robert Waugh, Connie White, Charles White, Skipper Wilson, Michael Woods, Debbie 101 EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: Gary Caldwell, Vice-President; Freddie Jessee, President; Charley McCall, Secretary. EIGHTH GRADE Barrett, Robert Barton, David Bevins, Larry Bevins, Patsy Blankenship, Ronald Bradshaw, Neal Brown, Debra Browning, Kim Marie Bryant, Russell Bryant, Scotty Burrel, Wanda Caldwell, Gary 102 Campbell, Joey Carpenter, Jackie Caudill, Carolyn Chafin, Susan Clark, Dennis Ray Clark, Joanne Coe, Allan Compton, Lucille Cox, Cheryl Cox, Cynthia Cross, Billy Cross, Donald Daughtery, Jean Dawson, Timothy Dugger, John Dye, Bobby Dye, Gary Dye, Ian Dye, Rita Earls, Roy Easterly, Patsy Fanis, Jon Farmer, Robert Ferguson, Karen Ferguson, Mary Ferguson, Rita Fering, Catherine Fields, Carolyn Fields, Debbie Fields, James Fields, Randy Fields, Robert Fogleman, Judy Gent, Billie Gilbert, Evelyn Gilbert, Lawrence Gilmer, Kelly Gilmer, Vincent Gobble, Wiley Gray, Mack Griffith, Jacqueline Hafley, Roberta 103 Hagy, Peggy Sue Hall, Jane Harmon, Jeff Harrison, Kathy Holmes, Roger Lee Howe, John Huff, Joe Jenks, Paul Jennings, David Jessee, Jannifer Jessee, Freddie Johnson, Issiac Jonas, Don Kegley, Donna King, Charles King, Roger Lynn Lampkins, Kathy Lampkins, Mary Lasley, Donald Lasley, William Luttrell, Gerald Mabry, Mike Martin, William McCall, Charles McComas, Dina McDonald, Carolyn Milby, Timothy Miller, Gary Miller, June Ann Miller, Rebecca Mitchell, Henry Moor, Jan Murray, Doris Osborne, Carol Owens, David Patrick, Connie Peck, Nancy Poston, Debra Price, Wilma Pruett, Valerie Puckett, Darrell Raines, Susan 104 Rasnake, Karen Rasnake, Shelia Ray, Helen Robinette, Cathy Robins, Ronnie Robinson, Clifford Robinson, Debbie Rose, Byron Salyers, Joyce Salyer, Oakley Eugene Salyers, Peggy Sue Salyers, P hillip Settle, Steven Sexton, Vickie Short, Gaylene Simmons, Kathryn Slate, Brenda Smith, Judy Smith, Shirley Snead, Keith Statzer, Rethea Stevens, Donna Stinson, Billie Stinson, Brenda Sue Tankersley, Ada Sue Taylor, Rebecca Thompson, Ricky Turner, John VanDyke, Kenneth Vencill, Debbie Warner, Bonnie Warner, Nancy Waugh, Jerry White, Danny White, R. A. White, Walter Williams, Rebecca Wilson, Jane Wilson, Mike Whitt, Debbie Whittington, Betty Witt, David 105 FRESHMAN CLASS ( continued ) Adams, Richard Boaidwine, Buretta Chaney, Donita Cumbow, Linda Fields, Doyle Harmon, Cheryl Hendrickson, Susie Hughes, Marlene Jessee, Sharon Kiser, Robert Lampkins, Linda Mitchell, Tammy Nipper, David Puckett, Beverly Ray, Joyce Rhea, Billy Salyer, Brenda Scales, Jonathan Spangler, Becky White, Wanda Mrs. Julia Bundy, we honor you for your years of conscientious devotion and service to us. You have un- folded the petals to the flower of knowledge and under- standing to our inquiring minds. We owe to you a debt which can be repaid only, in a small part, by expressing our gratitude for the influence you have had on the molding of our character. Nous vous aimons, Madame Bundy. A chat with friends starts the morning off right. A film to enrich the experience of your French students. FIRST RUNNER UP: Susie Hendrickson MISS LHS MISS LHS: Ida Glovier SECOND RUNNER UP: Becky Richardson Miss Congeniality: JUNIOR MISS PA GEA NT PAR TICIPA NTS SECOND RUNNER UP: Melissa Boyd Melissa was also our Dogwood Princess who represented Lebanon High School At the Dogwood Festival in Vinton, Virginia. THIRD RUNNER UP: Linda McFarlane 109 STUDENT COOPERA TIVE ASSOCIA TION FIRST ROW: Mr. Michael Puckett, Sponsor; Fred Settle, President; Dickie Price, Vice-President; Ann Whited, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Susan Bolling, Beverly Finney, Ann Gilmer, Brenda Slate, Jane Wilson, Linda McFarlane. THIRD ROW: Meg Gilmer, Patty Vincell, Sharon Jessee, Debbie Warner, Debbie Campbell, Beverly Puckett, Karen Cox, Sandra Puckett, Betsy Hughes. FOURTH ROW: Tony Dodi, Mitchell Harris, Larry Dye, Allen Coe, Gary Caldwell, Freddie Jessee, Eddie Patrick, Robbie Capelli, Joe Jessee. FIFTH ROW: Lloyd Smith, David Jessee, David Sword, Howard Finney, Larry Mitchell, George Bowen, Michael Simmons, Leonard Farmer, Steve Mercer. 110 NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: B. Lawson, Sponsor; G. Casebolt, Sponsor; B. Hughes, President; S. Watkins, Vice-president; V. Snead, Secretary. SECOND ROW: C. Carrier, J. Edge, E. Lynch, M. Gilmer, S. Robinson, A. Whited. THIRD ROW: B. Bondurant, D. Clevinger, D. Cartwright, P. Gray, V. Sutherland, P. Horton, D. Smith. FOURTH ROW: S. Herald, K. Penick, L. Mitchell, T. Bondurant, S. Fletcher. FIRST ROW: T. Chafin, C. Gilmer, K. Wren, K. Duty, C. Morrison, B. Counts, D. Campbell, B. Boyd. SECOND ROW: D. Meade, J. Witt, P. Smith, D. Puckett, B. Cline, S. Jessee, D. Hagy, E. Fields. THIRD ROW: S. Clark, L. Ferguson, K. White, D. Cox, W. Gilmer, B. Dawson, K. Herbert, R. Campbell. FOURTH ROW: J. Ketron, L. Smith, D. Johnson, G. Thompson, R. Adams. FIRST ROW: Mr. Cook, Sponsor; J. Hawkins, President; A. Skeen, Vice-President; E. Jones, Secretary; J. Wright, Treasurer; D. Huff. SECOND ROW: B. Vencill, A. Walls, B. Webb, E. Eastern, R. Smith, B. Jenks, H. Cook. THIRD ROW: D. Bevins, W. Meade, S. Wilson, J. Jessee, D. Jackson, L. Kiser, B. Campbell, J. Kiser. FOURTH ROW: R. Hagy, J. Stinson, D. Sword, L. Bush, W. Monk, G. Price, J. Sims, D. Ferguson. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: R. Brommer, G. Webb, L. Adams, J. Smith, D. Holmes, P. Dale, F. Breeding, D. Nipper. SECOND ROW: C. Rhea, S. Puckett, P. Hess, P. Davis, J. Duty, J. Cox, C. Hendrickson, J. Pyle, D. Boardwine, F. Hughes, D. Barnes. THIRD ROW: J. Scales, M. Wilson, D. Johnson, S. White, G. Thompson, L. Dye, J. Robinson, J. Hagy, R. Ferguson, S. White, O. Thompson. FOURTH ROW: J. Poston, T. Clevinger, J. Poston, R. Musick, B. Gilmer, R. Hughes, H. Bevins, J. Crabtree, S. Statzer, D. Vencil, C. Hubbard, M. Sykes, M. Monk. FIFTH ROW: G. Price, D. Fields, D. Garrett, C. White, G. Holmes, L. Sykes, D. Ferguson, D. Price, R. Kiser, S. Mercer, W. Salyers. 112 SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. G. Rasnake, Sponsor; Mrs. H. Adams, Sponsor; L. Farmer, President; E. Patrick, Vice-President; G. Puckett, Secretary-Treasurer; I. Glovier, Reporter. SECOND ROW: C. Stoots, B. Fanis, L. Keene, T. Compton, R. Chafin, D. Brommer. THIRD ROW: R. Price, A. Smith, W. Fields, G. Farmer, R. Smith, D. Sword, J. Jones, M. Simmons. FOURTH ROW: F. Settle, G. Bowen, L. Bush, L. Mitchell, D. Jessee, H. Finney, T. Bondurant, R. Candler. FIRST ROW: B. Bondurant, D. Fanis, P. Horton, D. Warner, S. Lynch, K. Cox, K. White, W. Gilmer. SECOND ROW: C. Vencill, J. Ring, B. Carter, T. Stinson, L. Odum, M. Harris, D. Price, P. Hess. THIRD ROW: E. Fields, S. Jessee, B. Cline, D. Campbell, D. Cartwright, S. Fletcher, D. Jones, D. Ferguson, J. Poston. FOURTH ROW: D. Hagy, B. Fuller, D. Puckett, Q. Fields, S. Harless, D. Castle, W. Monk, J. Jessee, M. Talbert, R. Mabry, K. Herbert. 113 1972 PIONEER STAFF AD SELLERS. Peace, brotherhood, unity DORIS BUNDY, NELL HOWARD, Advisors MR. E. PHILLIPPI, Delmar Photographer 114 LETA HILLMAN, SHARON ROBINSON, JANE PEAY, Business Managers BETSY HUGHES, Editor LARRY MITCHELL, Academic Editor; BETSY HUGHES, Social Editor; RANDY CAMPBELL, Photographer; SANDY WATKINS, Assistant Editor; MEG GILMER, Cultural Editor; ANN WHITED, Sports Editor. 115 PIONEER FIRST ROW: B. Boyd, M. Adams, B. Richardson, C. Campbell, C. Abolin, S. Adams, K. Simmons. SECOND ROW: J. Smith, K. Musick, C. Branche, S. Hendrickson, D. lessee, S. Bolling, D. McComas. THIRD ROW: S. Raines, K. Robinette, S. Garrett, S. Kegley, B. Smith, E. Patrick, P. Horton, B. Cross, A. Rose, C. McCall, S. Galliher. STANDING: D. Moore, S. Wilson, T. Steele, M. Talbert, J.D. Wilson, J. Hall. ALL-COUNTY BAND. FIRST ROW: B. Boyd, M. Adams, B. Rich- ardson, C. Abolin. SECOND ROW: S. Bolling, D. lessee, B. Smith, E. Patrick, A. Rose, C. McCall, B. Cross. GEORGE BOWEN: Drum Major. MAIORETTES: M. Boyd, Head Majorette. SECOND ROW: S. Hendrickson, B. Boyd. THIRD ROW: P. Horton, T. Chafin, C. Campbell. ALL-STATE BAND: David lessee, Susan Bolling, alternate. 116 BAND FIRST ROW: T. Edge, C. Griffith, S. Jessee. SECOND ROW: K. Snead, J. Hale, G. Bowen, M. Boyd, R. Moore, G. Farmer, K. Penick, D. Jessee. FIRST ROW: D. Robinson, J. Jessee, E. Settle, E. Settle, T. Edge, C. Griffith, S. Jessee. SECOND ROW: K. Snead, W. Duncan, D. Jackson, G. Bowen, R. Earls, R. Harrison, M. Boyd. THIRD ROW: R. Fields, T. Chafin, J. Campbell, J. Wilson, J. Lewis, J. Hale, R. Moore, S. Fletcher, R. Blankenship, B. Whittington, G. Farmer, K. Penick, D. Jessee. ROGER GLOVIER: Director. OFFICERS: (Top) G. Bowen, Drum Major; M. Boyd, Head Majorette; S. Jessee, vice-president; S. Bolling, secretary-treasurer; D. Jessee, Cap- tain; E. Patrick, president. The Band presented a most inspiring patriot show during the half-time of the last game of the football season. LOS CONQUISTA DORES FIRST ROW: Jo Hanson, Sponsor; D. Hend- rickson, President; L. Ferguson. SECOND ROW: D. Taylor, C. Gilmer, S. Clark, D. Puckett, P. Osborne, B. Finney, S. Lynch. THIRD ROW: B. Smith, T. Dodi, T. Fogle- man, D. Hagy. FIRST ROW: V. Sutherland, J. Wright, Chairmen. SECOND ROW: S. Jessee, K. Wren, T. Chafin, C. Morrison, B. Richard- son, J. Snead, B. Boyd, B. Puckett. THIRD ROW: P. Settle, J. Witt, S. McReynolds, J. Hughes, S. Puckett, S. Munsey, T. Bussey, R. Adams, J. Garrett. FOURTH ROW: B. Fuller, A. Rose, G. Burns, D. Carper, T. Fields, B. Spangler, F. Price, B. Shepard, B. Terry. FIFTH ROW: W. Duncan, J. Robin- son, G. Farmer, W. Roberts, K. Herbert, J. Jones, R. Capelli, F. Ketron, B. Dawson, F. Fields. FIRST ROW: T. Steele, J. Dugger, Chair- men; C. Jackson, S. Hendrickson, C. Waugh, T. Bragg, T. Milby. SECOND ROW: L. Price, V. Jessee, J. Ray, J. Haydock, C. Griffith, S. Rasnake, J. Jessee, C. Caudell, B. Nash, S. Osborne. THIRD ROW: C. Brown- ing, E. Settle, T. Edge, P. Herbert, M. Adams, S. Adams, K. Rasnake, C. Simmons, M. Hughes. FOURTH ROW: C. Watson, P. Vencill, C. McGlothlin, E. Settle, C. Clev- inger, J. Candler, S. Jessee, J. Hall, J. Fogleman, J. Dugger, B. Cross, C. Smith. FIFTH ROW: C. Richards, G. Caldwell, R. Adams, R. Rasnake, R. Owens, G. Jonas, J. Gilmer, J. Lewis, R. Kiser, P. Jenks, K. VanDyke. 118 FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: Mrs, J. Bundy, Sponsor; D. Campbell, President; S. lessee, Vice-Presi- dent; D. Anderson, Secretary; P. Smith, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: K. Cox, J. Ring, J. Clark, R. Hicks, W. Gilmer, C. Duty. THIRD ROW: D. Cartwright, B. Bondurant, J. Edge, S. Anderson, L. Smith. FIRST ROW: S. lessee, B. Cline, V. Castle, M. Harris, M. Talbert, E. Patrick. SECOND ROW: D. Meade, D. Maggard, E. Fields, R. Huff, 1. Wilson, D. Bush. FIRST ROW: B. Slate, D. Robinson, 1. Moore, D. Anderson, B. Kegley, C. Cox, R. Stevens, B. Hayter. SECOND ROW: A. Helbert, D. Osborne, C. Stiltner, M. Fer- guson, I. Hall, R. Moore, A. Shelley, D. Harmon, R. Harrison. 119 JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: Mrs. E. Reid, Sponsor; D. Campbell, President; B. Puckett, Vice-President; K. Cox, Secretary; D. Taylor, Chaplain; C. Gilmer, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: D. Meade, D. Gilmer, J. Snead, S. Lynch, B. Boyd, C. Morrison, T. Chafin, C. Duty, B. Snead. THIRD ROW: K. Wren, D. Puckett, P. Settle, B. Fuller, J. Dugger, B. Cline, S. Jessee, R. Hicks. FOURTH ROW: D. Bush, J. Witt, S. Clark, W. Gilmer, T. Ferguson, K. White, E. Fields, D. Hagy. FIRST ROW: C. Caudell, D. Vencill, S. Munsey, B. Richardson, S. Hendrickson, C. Jackson, J. Haydock, J. Ray, T. Bragg, D. Robinson, S. Raines. SECOND ROW: C. Musick, C. Cox, C. Farmer, S. Jackson, D. Chaney, C. Waugh, J. Jessee, J. Griffith, J. Smith, B. Slate, B. Spangler. THIRD ROW: R. Hafley, J. Fogleman, M. Salyers, D. Osborne, T. Mitchell, S. Jessee, C. Abolin, S. Adams, J. Wilson, R. Atwell, T. Edge, E. Settle, C. Griffith. FOURTH ROW: C. McGlothlin, E. Settle, S. Garrett, J. Candler, P. Vencill, J. Hughes, P. Herbert, M. Adams, C. Simmons, J. Hall, B. Whittington. 120 SENIOR TRI-HI- Y FIRST ROW: Lucy Gilmer, Sponsor; S. Bolling, President; V. Snead, Vice-President; B. Hughes, Secretary; G. Puckett, Treasurer, D. Smith, Reporter. SECOND ROW: A. Williams, A. Stiltner, J. Jessee, L. Odum, L. Hillman, L. McFarlane, L. Boardwine, L. Munsey, N. Cook. THIRD ROW: D. Cartwright, T. Stinson, R. Price, E. Lynch, D. Warner, J. Ring, B. Carter, V. Castle, I. Glovier. FOURTH ROW: S. Watkins, B. Bondurant, A. Settle, G. White, M. Boyd, A. Smith, A. Glovier, C. Vencill, J. Peay, A. Whited. HI-Y ' StL k ■ ml iK irifipHfi ! f ’-.j FIRST ROW: Mr. Helvey, Sponsor; M. Simmons, President; T. Fields, Vice-President; D. Jessee, Secretary; R. Smith, Treasurer; D. Sword, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: C. King, Q. Fields, J. Edge, F. Settle, B. Dawson, M. Talbert. THIRD ROW: R. White, J. Huff, R. Barrett, J. Turner, A. Rose, D. Jones, D. Jennings, M. Harris. FOURTH ROW: R. Capelli, S. Harless, D. Lasley, N. Bradshaw, R. Blankenship, G. Caldwell, F. Jessee, S. Herald, E. Patrick. FIFTH ROW: G. Farmer, J. Robinson, J. Wright, T. Bondurant, D. Castle, W. Monk, S. Fletcher, J. Jessee, T. Steele. 121 FUTURE TEA CHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Mrs. C. Holiday, Sponsor; D. Sword, President; D. Jessee, Vice-President; T. Bondurant, Secretary. SECOND ROW: E. Lynch, G. White, M. Boyd, S. Bolling, D. Campbell. THIRD ROW: E. Patrick D. Castle, C. Jackson, G. Bowen, M. Simmons, J. Dugger. FUTURE BUSINESS LEA DERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Mrs. D. Bundy, Sponsor; Mrs. J. Wagoner, Sponsor, (not pictured); D. Phelps, President; S. White, Vice-President; S. Robinson, Secretary; D. Clevinger, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: D. Boothe, B. Fanis, C. Stoots, D. Fanis, S. Clark, S. McReynolds. THIRD ROW: N. Kegley, N. Purcell, W. King, D. Ferguson, N. McNew, A. Smith, S. Bolling, G. Puckett. FOURTH ROW: C. White, C. Ling, T. Garrett, D. Meade, D. Maggard, E. Tuggle, N. Cook, D. Bush. FIFTH ROW: C. Scales, P. Smith, S. Galliher, P. Holmes, J. Stallard, A. Glovier, D. Luttrell, C. Cox. 122 BOY’S VA RSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: Coach Bryant, Coach Richards, T. Bondurant, R. Smith, Coach Lawson. SECOND ROW: H. Farmer, J. Wright, B. Jenks, T. Fields. THIRD ROW: R. Mabry, C. Beavers, J. Edge, D. Jackson. GIRL’S VA RSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: Miss R. Whitt, Sponsor; A. Gilmer, President; A. Settle, Vice-president; E. Lynch, Secretary. SECOND ROW: K. White, J. Jessee, J. Snead, B. Hughes. THIRD ROW: P. Horton, B. Bondurant, D. Campbell, D. Smith, D. Fanis. 123 FIRST ROW: Mildred Tate, sponsor; L. McFarlene, president; L. Ferguson, vice-president; S. Taylor, secretary. SECOND ROW: D. Breedlove, V. Purcell, E. White, G. Kegley, C. Harmon, N. McNew, D. Dilkes. THIRD ROW: T. Garrett, K. Fogleman, L. Fields, J. Hale, L. Cumbow, D. Howe, D. Ferguson. FUTURE HOME- MAKERS OF A M ERICA CHOIR FIRST ROW: W. King, A. Stiltmer, J. Cox, K. Mercer, J. Nash, D. Abolin. SECOND ROW: D. Kegley, J. Carter, B. White, V. Castle, N. Cook, Mr. Roger Glovier, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: R. Mabry, E. Patrick, M. White, S. White. FOURTH ROW: J. Kiser, E. Campbell, B. Jenks, J. Jones, D. Sword, H. Cook, Q. Fields, T. Jones, S. Harless. 124 COOKS: Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Holmes. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Tom Stoots, Mr. Robert Musick. 125 The past is a picture that never dims. McGinley Remember all the best of our past moments. Allingham Retrace the past and anticipate the future. What calls back the past . . . Whittier 128 vr ' . I Remembrance and reflection how allied! I 129 DESIDERATA G O PLACIDLY AMID THE NOISE ft HASTE, ft REMEMBER WHAT PEACE THERE MAY BE IN SILENCE. AS FAR AS POSSIBLE WITHOUT surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly ft clearly; and listen to others, even the dull ignorant; they too have their story, Avoid loud aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain ft bitter; for always there will be greater ft lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity ft disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are bom of facigue ft loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. Mm You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees ft the sears; you have a right to be hare. And whether or not it is dear to you, no doubt the universe is un- folding as it should. Mm Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery ft broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful Strive to be happy. Mw Iw FOUND IN OLD SAINT PAUL ' S CHURCH, KALTMORRi DATHD 169. Compliments of CLIIMCHFIELD COAL COMPANY Division of Pittston Company Dante, Virginia THE FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA MA S PA S Rt. 58 1 Castlewood Rt. 19 2 Lebanon LYNCH MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 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Compliments of HONAKER PHARMACY Phone 873-5148 Honaker, Virginia BROWN ' S AUTO AND TRAILER SALES Rosedale, Virginia EDWARD S TV SALES AND SERVICE Phone 873-5 1 89 Honaker, Va. HILLMAN AND COMPANY Phone 873-2311 Honaker, Va. APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY Main Office Abingdon, Virginia DEBUSK PETROLEUM CO. Philheat Phone 628-3158 or 628-3941 Abingdon, Virginia FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Phone 628-6621 Abingdon, Virginia STATZER-STOUT CAFETERIA MOTEL ADJOINING Phone 628-7179 Abingdon, Virginia MATT’S MARKET Honaker, Virginia BEN FRANKLIN STORE Honaker, Virginia CITY FABRICS AND DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 873-5424 Honaker, Va. 24260 HONAKER AUTO PARTS, INC. HONAKER FLORIST Phone 873-5777 WRIGHT EQUIPMENT COMPANY INC. Phone 628-5126 ABINGDON-BRISTOL HIGHWAY FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. 640 W. Main Street Box 827 Abingdon, Virginia 104 COURT STREET COURTHOUSE LTD. (703) 628-5124 ABINGDON, VIRGINIA 24210 ARNOLD S JEWELERS 321 W. Main Street Abingdon, Virginia 24210 MORRELL’S SHOE SHOP Abingdon, Virginia PEOPLE S DRUG STORE Abingdon, Virginia GREER SON JEWELERS Abingdon, Virginia PEARCE DRY CLEANERS Abingdon, Virginia INN-TOWNER MOTEL and GEORGE S RESTAURANT Abingdon, Virginia LAUNDERAMA Abingdon PRESTON MOTEL Abingdon, Virginia ABINGDON ANIMAL HOSPITAL 500 East Main Street Abingdon, Virginia Telephone 628-7121 J. C. VANN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Office Phone 628-733 1 P. O. Box 297 Abingdon, Virginia Virginia Case Farm Machinery Sales Service ABINGDON AUTO MACHINE CO. 628-2011 Abingdon, Virginia JEANNINE’S FABRICS East Gate Shopping Center Abingdon, Virginia DIXIE LINGERIE 612 West Main Abingdon, Virginia GLOVER’S CLEANERS 628-3321 Abingdon, Virginia ABINGDON WHOLESALE PLUMBING ELECTRIC, INC. Phone 628-5101 Route No. 2 Abingdon, Va. 24210 P. O. 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FURNITURE CO. 506 State Street Bristol, Tennessee Kingsport-Johnson City Elizabethtown BOB WH EERY ' S NURSERY, INC. 4461 Abingdon Highway Dial 669-6432 and 669-6741 BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 24201 Bristol’s Most Convenient Nursery Sales Garden BUICK CRABTREE BUICK PONTIAC, OPEL, INC. Lee Hwy. BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 2420L FASHION SHOP 604 State Street Smart Apparel Bristol, Tennessee SOUTHERN MOTORS BRISTOL, VIRGINIA JESS EVERIDGE Master Watch Maker Bristol, Tennessee REMMINE GOBBLE FAUCETTE CO. INC. BOB YOUNG SHOE SHOP 15 6th Street — Bristol, Tenn. — Phone 764-3033 RAINBO BAKING COMPANY Johnson City, Tennessee SERVE-ALL, INC. 928 West State Street Bristol, Virginia-Tennessee ROBERT M. GREEN COMPANY Phone 889-2690 Rosedale, Virginia DIXIE COCA-COLE BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. Bristol, Virginia BAR-B-BURGER Abingdon, Virginia ABINGDON OIL COMPANY Abingdon, Virginia CLINCH HAVEN FARMS, INCORPORATED Route 1 , Box 185 Big Stone Gap, Va. 24219 KERN’S BAKERY P.O. Box 549 Bristol, Va. -Tennessee Compliments of McCLURE LUMBER CO. KISER FURNITURE CO. Abingdon, Va. BUD’S MOTORS Home of the “Finest” Used Cars Richlands, Virginia KING-KONE Cedar Bluff, Va. SUE’S SHOP Parties by Appointment Meadowview, Va.