Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1974 volume:

“It is good to perns® and rest awhile From life ’s demanding pace To leave the loud � Chaotic crowd And find a peaceful place To put on the cloak of quietness With heart and mind at ease. To sit with a friend At the long day ' s end And recall fond memories. And whether we talk or whether we dream You ' ll find that in the end, No treasure , though rare Could ever compare With the quiet hours spent with a friend, ” —Burrow EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Debbie Campbell STAFF Charlotte Gilmer Randy Campbell SPONSORS Nell Howard Doris Bundy BUSINESS MANAGERS Jackie Witt Teresa Musick VOLUME XXX LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL ' fi ,, fvnr 8S , ■ffHyffB 2 wt- ' 3£u 9 v; 7 . ■ cr r D¥fn £ 7 ' ■ C ' We return to school in the fall with mixed emotions. Summer be- ing behind us, we remember lazy afternoons, new faces, and the things that summer makes happen. And yet, because they are only memories, we look forward to fall and the new year at LHS. 4 L. Belcher; W. Burrell; K. Browning; C. King; S. Garrett; J. Dugger; W. Gilmer; D. Moore; S. Adams; S. Hendrickson, Head Majorette; K. Rasnake; B. Puckett; C. Osborne; K. Simmons; S. Lynch; D. Campbell, J. Smith; B. Boyd Capt. 1ST ROW: A. Norris; J. Castle; B. Richardson; D. Vance; C. Abolin; P. Meade; J. Jessee; D Robinson, E Settle E Settle; C Griffith; S. Jessee 2ND ROW: M Ball- B Bovd; M. Adams; B. Lowe; J. Smith; S. Adams; S. Wagoner; V. Parks; B. Campbell, J. Campbell, J Easterly, K. Wame, T Talbi er -t, T. Campbell; K. Snead; W. Duncan; R. Harrison; R. Earls 3RD ROW: L. Adams; C. Smith; C. Branch; C. Robinette; M. Robinson; J. Moor;J. Griffith; J Lewis- C McCall- T Vance; A. Rose; B. Smith ; S. Hendrickson; J. Wilson; D. Moore; S. Galliher; R. Bishop; K. Smith, B. Whittington, R. Rose, E. Counts; G. Burns; G. Farmer; K. Carter; V. Jessee; A. Jessee; J. Hale 4TH ROW: R. Lambert; B. Collins; D. Anderson; J. Wilson; J. Hall; E. Young; 1ST ROW: B. Smith, P.; G. Farmer, VP.; S. Jessee, S. 2ND ROW: C. Abolin, L;J. Wilson, L.; A. Norris, H. ; B. Richardson, DM V JL n j v 3 WT V it- if w m 1 ►VI All Regional Band: A. Jessee; J. Castle; A. Norris; B. Smith Becky Richardson, Drum Majorette Roger Glovier, Director THELHS PIONEER BAND Our Pioneer Band was tops! A concentrated effort on the part of everyone involved made it a band which not only the school, but also the community, could be proud of. This page is a tribute to the talent and dedication of all those individuals. 9 The new year was a mixture of faces, classmates, and routines — some new, many familiar. The entrance of the freshmen provided the school with a supply of new faces, and with the arrival of the Senior rings many familiar scenes were re-enacted. And then, when the novelty wore off, we settled down to work. fw i mT I. | SENIOR TRI-HI-Y 1ST ROW: C. Abolin, Pres.; S. Jessee, VP; E. Settle; Sec.; S. Garrett, Treas.; C. McGlothlin, Chap; P. Vencill, Rep. 2ND ROW: B. Richard- son; T. Vance; B. Puckett; D. Puckett; J. Ray; D. Moore 3RD ROW: B. Spangler; S. Jackson; T. Mitchell; D. Chaney; E. Settle; T. Edge; C. Morri- son 4TH ROW: E. Fields; S. Stinson; C. Cox; J. Snead; S. Lynch; B. Counts; Mrs. Gilmer, sponsor JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y 1ST ROW: J. Castle, Pres.; S. Raines, VP; S. Williams, Sec.; D. Vencill, Treas.; A. Jessee, Chap; K. Waine, His.; Mrs. Reid, sponsor 2ND ROW: J. Hall; T. Campbell; J. Easterly; K. Carter; D. Jones; D. Farm- er; F. Puckett; J. Fogle- man 3RD ROW: M. Adams; L. Adams; C. Smith; K. Smith; S. Liedy; A. Sword; B. Tay- lor; J. Griffith; S. Poston 4TH ROW: D. Robinson; J. Jessee; J. Smith; S. Adams; J. Wilson; K. Ras- nake; K. Simmons; R. White; T. Cos 5TH RO W: J. Smith; B. Breeding; D. Kiser; L. Walters; B. Kiser; R. Hafley; P. Bull; C. Dye; P. Waughs; R. Houchins “I discover I project. or anyway I do attempt to keep an open eye . . . — McKuen HI-Y SEATED: (L. to R.) R. Capelli, Pres.; M. Harris, VP; R. Fields, Sec.; J. Campbell, Treas. 1ST ROW: R. White; R. Lambert; R. Bryant; G. Caldwell; R. Dawson; C. Smith 2ND ROW: S. Carrier; M. Wagoner; S. MacNeil; T. Steele; C. Watson; C. Richards NOT PICTURED, D. Castle The 1973 football season began on a low note for the Pioneers with a 21-point loss to Clintwood. Many dismal predictions were made after a loss to Saltville, which dropped the team ’s record to 1-2. The next week, a win brought their record to 2-2. It kept rising, and at the end of the season the Pioneers were 8-2 and riding a 7 game winning streak. Among those seven games was a 7-6 home- coming victory over Castle- wood, which led to the dis- trict crown. Then, in the regionals, LHS met Clintwood. Clint- wood, the number one rank- ed team in the state, once again defeated the Pioneers in a hard fought game. LHS FOOTBALL ( 8 - 3 - 0 ) 1ST ROW: D. Castle, Capt.; R. Fields; R. Owen; G. Clark; M. Harris; J. Jessee; R. Capelli, Capt.; L. Mays 2ND ROW: K. Herbert; C. King; C. Smith; T. Steele; V. Gilmer; G. Caldwell; C. Richards; R. Bryant; R. Thompson 3RD ROW: R. Kiser; G. Thompson; B. Cross; M. Wilson; D. Garrett; R. Smith; G. Jonas; W. Salyers; B. Long; J. Kegley 4TH ROW: C. Bolling; C. Bryant; P. Hale; C. Hendrickson; R. Huff; D. Lowe; C. Lipscomb; C. Duncan Clintwood 28 Lebanon 14 Ervinton 0 Lebanon 27 Saltville 13 Lebanon 10 Honaker 20 Lebanon 44 Pocahontas 0 Lebanon 40 Castlewood 6 Lebanon 7 St. Paul 13 Lebanon 25 Hurley 6 Lebanon 42 Holst on 6 Lebanon 40 Twin Springs 20 Lebanon 28 Regionals Clintwood 28 Regionals Lebanon 0 . • h ■ RAH! RAH! HEY! HEY! LEBANON PIONEERS ALL THE WAY! Our football cheerleaders helped to create and maintain a spirited atmosphere during the 1973 football season. While the football players were pre- paring for the forthcoming season, the cheerleaders were attending accredited camps and practice sessions. And, as in years past, the cheerleaders remained an intregal part of a successful football season. SUMMER CHEERLEADING CAMP: 1ST ROW: D. Moore; E. Settle; E. Settle; C. Morri- son 2ND ROW: C. Osborne; J. Easterly; S. Adams 3RD ROW: K. Simmons; J. Jessee; J. Grif- fith; C. King 4TH ROW: C. Cox; D. Chaney; S. Jackson; J. Smith The high school had rea- son to be proud of its ath- letes. Several of the mem- bers of the football team received the distinction of being chosen to the All- District Football Team. In addition, Greg Clark was awarded Player-of-the -Year honors in the CVD and the JC Sportsmanship Award. Coach Byrant won recognition as Coach-of- t he- Year in the CVD. Congratulations! ! ALL DISTRICT FOOTBALL TEAM: D. Castle; J. Kegley ; G. Thompson ; C. Richards ; T. Steele; M. Wilson; G. Jonas; R. Kiser JC SPORTSMANSHIP WINNER: Greg Clark mEM igya - VARSITY CLUB 1ST ROW: D. Moore; K. Herbert; C. Morrison; R. Parks; D. Chaney 2ND ROW: R Capellv C Richards 3RD ROW: E. Settle; R. Fields; C. Waugh; M. Harris; C. Cox 4TH ROW: E. Settle; G. Caldwell R. Juff ■ B. Spangler; J. Kegley; P. Campbell; S. Jackson i OCT. 8-12 In preparing for homecoming, each class chose their represen- ativefor the Homecoming Court. The three Seniors selected wait- ed anxiously for the Friday night game and the crowning of the queen. Charlotte Cox was chosen the 1973 Homecoming Queen by the football team and crowned during the half- time ceremony by the 1972 queen, Debbie Warner. Homecoming festivities in- cluded the annual parade, the judging of the floats, and the football game. Lebanon de- feated Castlewood before a capacity crowd — a fitting end- ing for such a week. « Homecoming Night was an event long prepared for and long awaited. Work was begun on the floats days in advance, the team readied themselves for the confrontation with Castlewood all week, and the band practiced for the halftime program. The energies of a large portion of the students were directed toward that night. The energy was not wasted! The Sophomores won the float com- petition, the Seniors won the spirit stick, and the team won the game. STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION: 1ST ROW: J. Jordan; C. Gilmer; M. Mabry; J. Hagy; G. Caldwell; C. Watson; B. Wyatt; R. Hale; G. Thompson 2ND ROW: P. Smith; C. Abolin; B. Lowe; E. Settle; S. Jackson; B. Richardson; J. Hall; J. Jessee; C. Cox 3RD ROW: K. Arrington; S. Stinson; S. Jessee; D. Hagy; A. Norris; B. Dawson; J. Dugger; W. Gilmer; J. Castle; K. Smith; T. Bussey; B. Dilks 4TH ROW: Mr. Jenkins, sponsor; R. Campbell, Pres; S. Jessee, VP; D. Puckett, Sec.; R. Fields; K. Simmons; M. Harris; S. Waugh; R. Capelli; C. Duty; P. Vencill; D. Campbell 26 The Student Cooperative Association started off the year by putting together the school handbook. Some of the projects adopted by the SCA during the year includ- ed a new stereo set, a full-length movie, and the attending of the District SCA meeting by some of the members at Council High School. Other special events included a sock hop and the Dating Game, both of which were successful. Mr. Jenkins, the gov- ernment teacher, was the SCA sponsor. 27 MATH-SCIENCE CONTESTANTS AT CLINCH VALLEY COLLEGE: Mr. Ferrell, Sponsor; Randy Campbell (Hon. Mention in Science Com.); C. Gilmer; L. Smith; K. Jones; J. Ketron; C. Morrison 28 DISTRICT Y DELEGATES 1 ST ROW: R. Capelli; G. Caldwell 2ND ROW: B. Dawson ; R. Lambert ■ R Bryant 3RD ROW: R. Fields; M. Harris 4TH ROW: J. Fogleman; R. Hafley; B Breeding 5TH ROW: C. Abolin ; C. Smith 6TH ROW: Mrs. Reid, sponsor; P. Bull; K. Waine; J. Griffith; R. Taylor; R. Houchins; J. Castle; S. Raines; D. Vencill; S. Jessee; B. Puckett; T. Vance; D. Moore; Mrs. Gilmer, sponsor 29 I GIRL’S BASKETBALL; 10-0 A new athletic group, or maybe an old renewed, was seen at Lebanon High. Through the efforts of Miss Whitt the girl’s bas- ketball team was reinstated. The girls played against teams from the County and against a strong team from Abingdon. The team ended the year undefeated with a 10-0 record. The high school should be proud of the dedicated efforts of Miss Whitt and her girls. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM: KNEELING: B. Spangler, manager: S. Waugh ; Ruth Whitt, Coach ; J. Hughes; S. Lynch, manager STANDING: E. Settle; J. Jessee; C. Osborne; D. Farmer; B. Shepard; D. Penick; E. Settle; S. Kegley; J. Hale; L. Adams; J. Bryant t 1 1 1 Jj i J ft « S — . yj. f 1 Fall was centered around the extracurricular ac- tivities of the new school year, or so it seemed. But school being what it is, the academic activities occu- pied the majority of the student’s time. Research and study were evident everywhere. MISS PIONEER BECKYBOYD For the second year the Annual Staff sponsored the Miss Pioneer contest to raise money for the publi- cation of the 1973-74 Pioneer. Thanks to the generosity of the con- tributors and the effort put forth by the candidates, over $300 was raised. The money was very help- ful in preparing the Pioneer for you. W i ' mm First Runner-Up Judy Jordan Second Runner-Up Donna Maggard 34 PEP CLUB •vSk gSSSt; It is very hard to pick out any one event during the winter months which stands out above all the rest. Winter was, in a way, the busiest time of year for many people. These two pages show something of the variety of activities which took place on any given day during the winter. 39 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: KNEELING: J. Trail; Coach Farley; D. Castle; STANDING: G. Smith, manager; R. Smith; P. Campbell; S. Parrot; R. Adams; M. Rhea; R. Kiser; R. Parks; W. Salyers, manager. Lebanon’s Varsity Basketball team met with hard luck this year. Despite of the hard fight put up by the players, the team was unable to rack up many wins. Spectator pride and enthu- siasm remained steadfast nevertheless, and cheered them on to their few, but glorious wins. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: W. Salyers, man.; Coach Lipscomb; G. Smith, man.; 2ND ROW: M. Mabry; C. King; M. Jonas; J. Walden; 3RD ROW: R. Bryant; R. Hale; H. Lasley ; 4TH ROW: J. Musick; B. Long; A. Carter; 5TH ROW: B. Garrett; R. Breeding; I. Lasley. [ ' ■ ■ ; ; : The J. V. Basketball team had a good sea- son this year. Their record . — 15 wins and 5 loses — wholeheart- edly confirms this statement. The squad played hard and ex- hibited that certain determination and fortitude reflective of the true Pioneer spirit. A tough team with an initiative to win. The Basketball Cheerleaders of Lebanon High laid the foundation for a season of vigor and pep. Their energy knew no bounds, and the results of their hard work were visible all over the school. Signs were painted and displayed, pep rallies carefully planned and given before the student body, a spirit stick awarded to the group with the most pep. Special dinners and parties were prepared in honor of the players. But even more important was their constant backing of the team which never faltered. They did an excellent job. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: KNEELING: Debbie Moore, Captain; STANDING: C. Waugh; E. Settle; E. Settle; C. Morrison. CHEERLEADING CLUB: 1ST ROW: C. Waugh; C. Morrison; D. Moore; K. White; C. Cox; 2ND ROW: B. Spangler; D. Chaney; S. Jackson; 3RD ROW: J. Jessee; J. Griffith; Miss Fuller, sponsor; C. King; C. Osborne; S. Adams; Mrs. Hart, sponsor; 4TH ROW: K. Simmons; E. Settle; E. Settle; J. Smith. CHESS CLUB: SEATED: F. Norris ; R. Parks; R. Bryant; P. Jenks; STANDING: R. Andrews; C. King; A. Rose; J. Wilson; D. White; K. Hess; G. Jonas ; R. Campbell; T. Bussey; S. White; D. Cross. i ' I The academic, athletic and social facets of the school system blended together well during the first half of the school year. The students found themselves working together in the class- room and participating in extracurricular activities — a very busy schedule. But of course, there was always some spare time just to relax and take it easy. The speech class of Lebanon High School put on two productions during the year. The first production, shown on these two pages, was The Outcasts of Poker Flats by Bret Harte. The play was directed by Myrtle Taylor. After what seemed like dozens of delays, the play was finally given for the school. The speech class later produced Great Smokies, a comedy by Le Roma Greth. John Oakhurst Uncle Billy . . Mother Ship ton Duchess . . . . Piney Woods . Tom Simson . Jim Wheeler THE CAST Mitchell Harris Randy Campbell Charlotte Morrison Jennifer Hay dock Jane Snead Jerry Me Far lane John Wilson 48 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award; Sheryl Cole Several students received recognition during the winter months. Awards such as the Jaycee Basketball Sportsmanship Award, the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, and the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) Award were announced. Also, the SC A sponsored the Heart Queen Contest in an effort to raise money for the Heart Fund. The girls put forth a commendable effort and we congratulate them. 50 HEART QUEEN CONTESTANTS; Sandra Poston, 1974 Heart Queen; Tammy Mitchell; Susan Galliher; STANDING, Susan Raines. The many talents and skills of the Lebanon High Students are signs of a productive and industrious school. Each individual contributes a certain quality of his own that in turn leads to a more fruitful whole. The Choir and the FFA are good examples of people combin- ing their efforts to achieve a more constructive effect than one person could hope to accom- plish. CHOIR OFFICERS: Ronnie Fields, VP; Tammy Mitchell, Treas.; Pearl, President; Patty Vencill, HR Rep.; Mr. Glovier, sponsor; Not pictured; David Castle, Sec. CHOIR: 1ST ROW: C. Boardwine; P. Vencill; R. Hale; D. Chaney; T. Mitchell; 2ND ROW: S. Wagnor; S. Duty; V. Parks; L. Ferguson; K. Hawkins; B. Huffman; Mr. Glovier, sponsor; 3RD ROW: R. Capelli; B. Smith; G. Thompson; R. Fields; M. Harris; R. Rhea; J. Hughes; Not Pictured: D Barton; D. Castle. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: 1ST ROW B. Vencill, Pres.: D. Vencill, VP: J. Hagy, Sen.: R Barrett. Rep.: K I). Cook, ' sponsor; N. Pic. — S. Mercer , Treas.; 2ND ROW: C. Hendrickson; W. Gobble; W. Salyers; H Mitchell; J. Jackson. R Hale; K. ; Finley; D. Kiser; D. Price; G. Williams; R. King; 3RD ROW: C. Robinson; B. Stinson; D. Jennings; G. Caldwell; K. Snead; G. Miller ; D. White; G. Dye; R. Musick; L. Hart; A. Walls; J. Waugh; W. Hart; K. Gilmer; 4TH ROW: B. Campbell; R. Adams; j G. Smith; M. Crabtree; D. Lasley; T. Davis; D. Witt; B. Cumbow; J. Robinson; F. Jessee; M. Wagoner; 5TH RO W: R. Thomp- son; P. Salyers; M. Dorton; J. Campbell; R. Puckett; R. Osborne; B. Reynolds ; R. Brommer; A. Shelley; L. Bevins; P. Martin; T. Tiller; R. Holmes; B. Dye; D. Smith. i ! FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: 1ST ROW: S. Jessee, Pres.; K. Cox. VP; B. Boyd. Sec.; Mrs. Hanson, sponsor; 2ND ROW: L. Fields; M. Ferguson; K Jones; C. Morrison; J. Dugger; 3RD ROW: B. Fuller ; D. Hagy; B. Shepard; M. Hughes; V. Jessee; T. Chafin; 4TH ROW: E. Fields; D. Fhickett; R. Capelli; J. Snead; S. Lynch; R. Fields. Iw tsBsdlfejm M snwyi M s i ihs lL Many of the students devoted part of their day to the acquirement of knowledge and development of skills that they felt would prove useful in later life. The two clubs shown on these pages furthered this goal by providing the students with actual training and instruction pertinent to their particular fields of interest. An excellent preparation for the future leaders of the American society. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA: 1ST ROW: P. Smith , Pres.;J. Witt, VP; S. VanDyke, Sec.; V. Sexton, Treas.; P. Holmes, His.; S. Galliher, His.; D. Meade, Rep.; T. Musick, Rep.; 2ND ROW: D. Musick; S. McReynolds; B. Campbell; D. Hagy; J. Osborne; K. Cox; S. Jessee; 3RD ROW: D. Maggard; C. Cox; E. Fields; L. Ferguson; J. Keith; C. Johnson; H. Musick; 4TH ROW: Mrs. Wagoner, sponsor; Mrs. Bundy, sponsor; R. Hicks; P. Settle; S. Stinson; C. White; T. Garrett. Faculty Team Senior Boys The Intramurals were as always a great excuse to get out of class. This year the games actually proved exciting at times. In fact, several games were real hum- dingers!! The guys got a little rough at times and the girls sometimes lost their tempers, but the games were fun, which is all they were meant to be. 57 SPANISH I: 1ST ROW: B. Clatterbuck; B. Roman ; D. Boardwine; B. Lucas; J. Jordan; S. Howard ; 2ND ROW: A. Tankersley; M. Meade; S. Lowdermilk; J. Dale; C. Vencill; R. Gilmer; K. Earls; 3RD ROW: D. Chapman; P. Clevenger; T. Cantrell; P. Powers; B. Collins; J. Walden; R. Johnson. LOS CONQUISTADORES SPANISH III: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hanson, sponsor; J. Griffith; J. Fogleman ; J. Dugger; J. Dugger; C. Jackson. 2ND ROW: M. Adams; J. Hall;J. Jessee; S. Adams; K. Rasnake; P. Jenks; S. Rasnake; J. Candler. SPANISH II: 1ST ROW: R. Hafley; B. Breeding: J. Adams; S. Taylor; C. Branch; B. Farmer; R. Andrews; I. Dye; R. Smith; D. Moore; 2ND ROW: R. Bryant; B. Rose; D. Cross; F. Norris; R. Fields; C. King; I. Quillen; J. Fields; R. Blankenship; 3RD ROW: 0. -Jones; A. Sword; T. Talbert; J. Easterly; T. Mitchell; K. Carter; K. Smith; K. Fields; J. Castle; S. Williams; K. Waine; A. Jessee; J. Bryant; D. Vencill; 4TH ROW: B. Wyatt; T. McFadden; M. Duty; R. D. Snead; M. Jones; B. Garrett; S. Carrier; R. Rose; K. Musick; S. Garrett; P. Meade. [ M r aSM 4K : FRENCH CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: J. Musick; A. Artrip; J. Moor ; R. Dye; B. Lowe; S. Smith; B. Breeding; D. Penick; C. Cox; Mrs. Wells, sponsor; 2ND ROW: P. Smith; R. Capelli; S. Person; M. Ferguson; K. Browning; D. Osborne; S. Raines; J. Wilson; B Kiser; D. Kiser; T. Vance; D. Trail; 3RD ROW: A. Norris; B. Puckett; R. Fields; R. Hicks; S. Jessee; R. Taylor; K. Cox; B Slate; P. Warner; D. Moore; P. Campbell; 4th row: N. Warner; R. Houchins; R. Bull; C. King; J. Wilson; S. Skeens; J. Hall; J. Kegley; R. Parks; B. Artrip; B. Rhea; D. Harmon; D. Kiser. FRENCH CLUB INTERNATIONAL BALL 61 Nancy Baker, Library Clerk, and Student LIBRARY ASSISTANTS — Darlene Jones (r.) and Ann Sword (l.) SECRETARIES — Sandra Parker Linda Garrett 62 ( Of course, there were some people we could not have done without. Miss Howard received valuable aid from her assistant, Mrs. Baker, who was in turn aided by student library workers. The other school personnel — the janitors and cooks — and the office workers, did their full share to keep the school functioning properly. We appreciated their work and effort. LHS COOKS: Mrs. Holmes; Ann Hobson; Geraldine Rasnake; Virginia Lester; Sue Hughes. LHS JANITORS: Tom Stoots; Bonnie Lasley; Robert Musick; Ronnie Eades. 64 65 68 Goethe 69 Take me out to the ball game Take me out with the crowd There’ll be popcorn and crackerjacks I don’t care if I never get back Let me root toot toot for the home team If they don ' t win it ’s a shame For it’s one, two, three strikes you ’re out At the old ball game! STANDING, L to R: A. Carter, B. Long, M. Jonas, D. Smith, P. Campbell, B. Cross, D. Lowe, E. Stallard, M. Duty, B. Dawson, B. Rose KNEELING: Coach Duncan, G. Clar k, G. Thompson, D. Castle, R. Fields, R. Capplli, G. Jonas, J. Kegley. 70 DISTRICT BUSINESS WINNERS: D. Bundy, teacher; P. Smith, third in Typing ll; J. Ketron; second in Bookkeeping I. School Business Contestants “ Take time while time is, for time will away. ” John Ray LHS BOYS’ TRACK (L. to R.) R. Fields; D. Owens; J. Kegly; I. Quillen; H. Kennedy; R. Parks; C. Richards; C. King; J. Jessee; K. Herbert; R. Hale; G. Jonas; C. Lipscomb. mM m g GIRLS ' TRACK: 1ST ROW: K. Herbert, manager ; B. Slate; K. Smith; L. Adams; J. Jessee; V. Pruett; S. Waugh; D. Robinson; R. Houchins; V. Parks, Miss Whitt, sponsor. 2ND ROW: J. Hughes; B. Whittington; N. Rhea; S. Kegley; E. Settle; D. Chaney; E. Settle; C. Jackson; S. Munsey. « M . LHS GIRLS’ TRACK i Lebanon High ’s Girls’ Track Team, under the direction of Miss Ruth Whitt, had a stupendous season this year. Their ability, stamina, and drive enabled them to capture the District Crown. It was indeed a fine performance from the athletic sector of the school. Valedictorian Charlotte Gilmer Salutatorian Randy Campbell ■mfM: p rc . k Ls Dare You Award: Greg Thompson and Jackie Whitt Success in life is a matter not so much of talent or opportunity as of concentration and persever- ance. Wendte PATHFINDER STAFF: Susan Lynch, Editor; Mrs. Reid, sponsor; W. Gilmer; E. Fields; J. Ketron 1ST ROW: R. Fields; R. Parks; S. Jackson; N. Parks; B. Puckett 2ND ROW: K. Jones; C. Watson; B. Spangler 3RD ROW: T. Bussey; D. Hagy; J. Hughes; C. Smith NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: 1ST ROW: S. Smith; K. Wren; C. Cox; S. Robins; D. Yates; C. Cox; B. Counts; C. Morrison; D Moore 2ND ROW: Mr. Ferrell, sponsor; T. Edge; S. Jessee; B. Boyd; T. Vance; D. Trail; B. Lowe; S. Jessee; K Jones; J. Dugger; C. Gilmer; Mrs. Wells, sponsor 3RD ROW: R. Campbell; D. Fhickett; W. Gilmer; D. Campbell; E. Fields; T. Chafin; B. Shepard; K. Cox; S. Clarke; R. Maggard 4TH ROW: B. Smith; D. Hagy; J. Ketron; J. Garrett; B. Dawson; J. Witt; P. Smith; G. Thompson; S. Galliher; L. Ferguson “ Where there is much desire to learn, there of necessity will be much arguing, much writing, many opinions; for opinion in good men is but knowl- edge in the making. ” John Milton 83 MISS LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL: JUDY SMITH “Moonbeams and Roses ” This year’s Miss LHS Beauty Pageant was a beautiful success. Over forty girls — a parade of beauties — were entered in the pageant. The five finalists were: Becky Boyd, Teena Garrett, Becky Richardson, Brenda Lowe, and Judy Smith. Judy Smith was named Miss LHS, and crowned by the former Miss LHS, Susie Hendrickson. Debbie Campbell was selected by her fellow contestants to receive the honor of Miss Congeniality. FIRST RUNNER-UP Brenda Lowe SECOND RUNNER-UP Becky Richardson 1974 PIONEER STAFF Ass ' t Editors; Charlotte Gilmer Randy Campbell •AnSk gZ j u4n Assistants; Teresa Edge Paul Jenks Debbie Moore Sharon Jessee UPPER LEFT: Debbie Campbell, Editor-in-Chief. MIDDLE LEFT: Teresa Mustek and Jackie Whitt, Business Managers. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Doris Bundy and Miss Nell Howard, Advisors. RIGHT: Mr. Phillipi, Delmar Representative. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Ronnie Fields, Escort; Karen Wren, Maid of Honor; Susan Galliger, Queen; Greg Thompson, King; Lois Baldwin, Prin cess; Gary Jonas, Prince. i I gp ' Sgl | MUWillWl 4 m- •♦- ’Kgg 90 The Miss Senior pageant in- volving the “boys” and “girls” of the Class of ’74 was a smashing success. The pageant, unlike most of the other senior activities was enjoyed by everyone, but es- pecially the participants. Queens for a day were: Raquel Huff — Talent winner; Barbie Dawson — Beauty; and Miss Senior, Pauline Hess . MISS SENIOR SENIOR PICNIC 94 The Senior Picnic offered the Class of 1974 one last fling as an entire group. Three char- tered buses whisked them to Warrior’s Path State Park. Most of the seniors enjoyed a few games of putt-putt, while others tolerated an involuntary bath in the creek. 95 MAIN CAST DIRECTOR MRS. MYRTLE TAYLOR Sarah Wayne Karen White Mary Clare Wendy Gilmer Old John Carteret Lloyd Smith Young John Carteret David Castle Dr. Owen Harding Randy Campvell Ellen Debbie Campbell Kathleen Dougannon Susan Lynch Willie Ainley Edward Young Kenneth Wayne David Barns Jerimiah Wayne Mitchell Harris Moony een Clare Dorothy Gilmer UNDERSTUDY CAST Kathleen Dungannon Charlotte Morrison Willie Ainley Thomas Bussey Kenneth Wayne John Ketron Jerimiah Wayne Ronnie Fields 1st woman Karen Cox 2nd woman Denise Puckett 3rd woman Becky Cline 1st man Jonathan Scales 2nd man Robbie Capelli 3rd man JoeJessee USHERS Paul Jr. Hess Greg Thompson Tim Fields Susan Galliher Charlotte Cox Betty Counts BRIDESMAIDS Robbie Capelli Ronnie Fields Sherry Jessee Kathy Jones Janie Snead BASKET GIRLS Becky Boyd Kathy Arrington Jane Dugger Rhonda Hicks Parson Dr. Charles Dilkes Stage Property Manager Becky Cline Prompters Debbie Hagy, Earlene Fields Lighting Director Greg Burns Director of Wedding Mrs. C. McFarlane Music Ann Jessee Song Lisa Ferguson 98 Old John . . . Young John . . . Joe’s girl . . . Gallihers boyfriend . . . Such a pink frock . . . I’m done for! . . . What about next year ? . . . Yes — mean NO!! . . . Drat it . . . harsh words . . . Got any old shoes handy ? . . . Keep em of-f-f-f me! . . . Don’t I know! ... It’s a strange world surely . . . Washed all the spots OFF!? ! . .. It’s time for “Bewitched” ... It’s such fun doing what one ought not to do . . . Oh! What a night!! 99 BACCALAUREATE m KY mJ I ' GRADUATION It is nice that we could walk together for awhile — That our paths were side by side, There was so much to say and do If you think of looking back Look back to us and smile and remember. The rooms are large with space for all my friends. There is not strain nor stress. Foundation stones are love and loyalty, And over all a roof of cheerfulness. Mirrored upon the walls where we may see, Are mem- ories, some etched in brilliant hue while some are dark; and down the corridors Come echoes of glad voices old and new; Times when my spirit droops or when it soars, I find response here where my travels end. Stull FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. Earl H. Bryant Assistant Principal Mr. Charles C. Long Principal Fuller, Virginia L.; Language Arts Reid, Eleanor C.; Language Arts Robinson, Gail A.; Language Arts Gilmer, Helen C.; Language Arts Vicars, Louella M. ; Language Arts Hart, Nancy K. ; Language Arts Helvey, Paul G.; Social Studies Jenkins, Donald L.; Social Studies Perkins, Roberta; Social Studies Bolling, Kim D.; Driver Education Farley, James C.; Physical Education Duncan, Ronald L.; Physical Education Whitt, Ruth B.; Physical Education Lipscomb, Craig N. ; Mathematics Bryant, Ear! H. ; Assistant Principal s Skeen, James T. ; Agriculture Tate, Mildred R.; Home Economics Cook, Kerry D.; Agriculture Glovier, Roger L. ; Music Wells, Deborah B.; Language Arts Hanson, Georgia C.; Language Arts Wallace, Cheryl S.; Art Howard, Nell E.; Librarian Gilbert, Polly L.; Commercial Bundy, Doris C.; Commercial Wagoner, Janette W. ; Commercial Ferrell, Stanley L.; Mathematics Taylor, Lynn; Science Lynch, Keele S.; Science Adams, Hester E.; Science Ellinger, Kerry R. ; Science Campbell, Blanche; Guidance Gilmer, Lucy W.; Guidance We would like to take this oppor- tunity to express, on behalf of the students of LHS, our appreciation to Miss Campbell for her help, her guidance, and her encouragement. - safe ' ‘V i u ■ � •v. Wfrrzy pB Trnr M w SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Greg Thompson, President; Edward Young, Vice President; Charlotte Cox, Secretary; Paul Hess, Treasurer; Rohby Capelli, Reporter MOTTO “Every moment of time carries away a part of our life . . . we were a part of the moment ... it is now a part of us. ” CLASS FLOWER Red, White, and Blue Carnations no CLASS COLORS Red, White, and Blue Robert Adams Kathy Arrington Donna Barton Herbert Bevins Greg Burns Thomas Bussey Brenda Campbell Cathy Campbell 111 Debbie Campbell Randy Campbell Larry Cantrell Robby Capelli David Castle Teresa Chafin Greg Clark Sandi Clarke Tony Clevinger Becky Cline Sheryl Cole Betty Counts 112 Charlotte Cox Karen Cox James Crabtree Rocky Davis Bobby Dawson Jane Dugger William Duncan Kathy Duty Eddie Easterly Greg Farmer Lisa Ferguson Rusty Ferguson 113 Earlene Fields Ronnie Fields Tim Fields Teddy Fogleman Brenda Fuller Susan Galliher Teena Garrett Charlotte Gilmer Dorothy Gilmer Wendy Gilmer Mike Greene Joyce Grizzle 114 Debbie Hagy Jimmy Hagy Janie Hale Mitchell Harris Kathy Hawkins Keith Herbert Paul Hess Rhonda Hicks Peggy Holmes Patty Horn Rick Huff Bertha Huffman 115 Joe Jessee Ronnie Hughes Donnie Johnson Ricky Johnson Janet Keith David Kiser Susan Lynch Donna Maggard Sherry Jessee John Ketron Regina Maggard 116 Pam Martin Deborah Meade Steve Mercer Debbie Miller Charlotte Morrison Allen Musick Debbie Musick Linda Musick Randy Musick Teresa Musick Richard Owen Gary Owens 117 Mike Owens Doni Penick Jackie Poston John Poston Don Price Linda Price Denise Puckett Sammy Puckett Randy Rhea Teresa Rhea Sharon Robins Suezette Rickman 118 ■ . W ’% ' f ..If : X ' lif , i ■ p V- X ' . ' % ' David Robinson Jackie Robinson Jerry Robinson Allen Rose Jonathan Scales Paula Settle Vonda Sexton Jane Snead Brian Smith John Henry Smith Lloyd Smith Peggy Smith 119 Garry Statzer Stafford Statzer Dennis Steffey Sandy Stinson Darrell Stoots Janet Sutherland Jackie Sword Debbie Taylor Greg Thompson Orrin Thompson T. C. Tiller Darlene Trail 120 Jimmy Trail Sheila VanDyke Bobby Vencill Delmer Vencill Connie White Elsia White Karen White Scott White 121 ! • ' ■■ ! ' I. � •• � ,! • • •• • itU !!!•� JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (L. to R.) Brenda Lowe, President; John Kegley, Vice President; Connie Griffith, Secretary; Paul Campbell, Treasurer MOTTO “Today is only yesterday’s tomorrow. ” CLASS FLOWER Dandelion CLASS COLORS Hot Pink Ice Blue Celeste Abolin Leon Adams 122 Richard Adams Richard Amos David Anderson Kenneth Arrington Glenda Bailey Patricia Bailey Lois Baldwin Larry Ball Mike Ball Wanda Ball Terry Belcher Constance Branch Diane Breeding Frankie Breeding Paul Campbell Jeannie Candler Teresa Cantrell Virginia Cantrell Janey Combs Janice Cook 123 Donna Cox Cathy Crabtree Linda Cumbow Phillip Davis Johnny Desk ins Darrell Duty Larry Dye Teresa Edge Donald Ferguson Doyle Fields Linda Fields Kevin Finlay Sharon Fuller Danny Garrett Jim Garrett Suzanne Garrett Connie Griffith Pam Griffith Jay Hall Jennifer Haydock 124 Darrell Harmon Ricky Harrison Carl Hendrickson Susie Hendrickson Delores Howe Charles Hubbard Carolyn Huffman Joan Huffman Franklin Hughes Judy Hughes Marlene Hughes Mike Hughes Sherry Jackson Sharon Jessee Vicki Jessee Carolyn Johnson Gary Jonas Bill Kegley Goldie Kegley JohnKegley 125 Dennis Kiser Robby Kiser Linda Lampkins Shir ly Lie dy Jay Lewis Brenda Lowe Walter Lynthlin Phillip Martin Larry Mays Jerry McFar lane Carol McGlothlin Steve MacNeil Penny Meade Margaret Mitchell Tammy Mitchell Fay Monk George Monk Mike Monk Debora Moore Tony Mullins 126 Ronnie Mullins Sherry Munsey Helen Musick Jean Musick Kathy Musick Sandy Musick David Nipper Ann Norris Debbie Osborne Joyce Osborne Robert Parks Nancy Parks Freida Price Sharon Proffitt Beverly Puckett Doris Puckett James Pyle Ronnie Rasnake Joyce Ray Billy Rhea 127 Curtis Richards Becky Richardson Steve Rose Brenda Salyer Wade Salyer Elizabeth Settle Ellen Settle Andy Shelley Betty Shepard James Sizemore Fern Skeens Dean Smith Gary Smith Richard Smith Becky Spangler Teddy Steele Rhonda Stevens Cindy Stiltner Lisa Steelman Larry Sykes 128 Donna Trail Teresa Vance Patty Vencill Mike Sykes Brenda Terry Larry Wagoner Sally Warner Robert Watson Connie Waugh Betty Whittington Gary Williams Sharon Chappell SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: (L. to R.) D. Owens, Treasurer; Gary Caldwell, Vice President; Jan Jessee, President; Debbie Robinson, Secretary; Mike Mabry, Reporter Adams, Marsha Adams, Sarah Alexander, Eddie Atwell, Romona Artrip, Mark Barrett, Robby Belcher, Linda Bevins, Larry Bevins, Patsy Blankenship, Rondy Breeding, Brenda Browning, Kim U M W J, 130 Bryant. Russell Bryant, Scotty Burrell, Wanda Caldwell, Gary Campbell, Joe Caudell, Carolyn Chafin, Susan Chapman, Judy Clark, Dennis Coe, Alan Campton, Debby Cox, Jerry Cox, Kathy Crabtree, Mike Cross, Billy Cross, Don Combow, Billy Dale, Phillip Daugherty, Jean Dawson, Tim Dugger, John Duty, Charlie Dye, Bobby Dye, Gary Dye, Ian Dye, Rita Earls, Roy Easterly, Patsy Farmer, Bobby Farmer, Cathy Farmer, Donna Ferguson, Karen Ferguson, Mary Jean Ferguson, Rita Fields, Carolyn Fields, Debbie 131 Fields , Gwylyn Fields, James Fields, Randy Fogleman, Judy Garrett, Margaret Gilbert, Eddie Gilmer, Kelly Gilmer, Vincent Gobble, Wiley Griffith, Jackie Hafley, Roberta Hagy, Ricky Hale, Pearl Hall, Jayne Haney, Susan Harmon, Jeff Hart, Lester Helbert, Debbie Howe, John Huff, Joe Hughes, Jimmy Hunter, Paula Tackett, Deborah Jenks, Paul Jessee, Freddy Jessee, Jan Jessee, Ricky Jewel, Margaret Jonas, Mike Kegley, Donna Kegley, Shirley King, Charles King, Roger Kiser, Belinda Kiser, Conley Lampkins, Kathy 132 Lampkins, Mary Lam pk ins, Sammy Lasley, Donnie Lasley, Howard Liedy, Ricky Ling, Terry Lowe, David Luttrell, Jerry Mabe, Don Mabry, Mike McCall, Charles McClanahan, Sherry McComas, Dinah Meade, Janie Miller, Gary Miller, June Ann Mitchell, Henry Moor, Jan Mustek, Helen Musick, Marilyn Musick, Raymond Musick, Sharon Osborne, Carol Owens, David Parks, Vanessa Patrick, Connie Poston, Debbie Powers, Phillip Price, Wilma Pruett, Valerie Puckett, Darrell Puckett, Dwayne Puckett, Lewis Raines, Susan Rasnake, Diane Rasnake, Karen ! 133 Rasnake, Ricky Rasnake, Sheila Rhea, Nancy Rikman, Cindy Robinette, Kathy Robinson, Cliff Robinson, Debbie Rose, Byron Ross, Sandra Salyer, Peggy Salyer, Phillip Settle, Steve Sexton, Vicky Short, Gaylene Simmons, Kathy Skeens, Fred Snead, Keith Smith, Gay Lynn Smith, Jane Smith, Janet Smith, Judy Smith, Shirley Slate, Brenda Statzer, Retha Stef fey, Tony Stevens, Donna Ste vens, Renita Stinson, Billy Tankersley , Ada Taylor, James Taylor, Rebecca Thompson, Ricky Turner, John Turner, Wendell VanDyke, Kenneth VanDyke, Vicky 134 Whited , Ralph Whitt, Debbie Wilson, June Wilson, Mike Witt, David Vencill, Debbie Vance, Greg Wagner, Sherry Walden, Jay Walls, Allen Wampler, Cheryl Walters, Lynn Warner, Bonnie Warner, Nancy Waugh, Jerry White, Danny White, R. A. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: (L. to RJJane Castle, President; Susan Williams, Vice President; Eddie Stallard, Secretary Baker, Gary Baldwin, Rebecca Bailey, Patty Sue Bailey, Tim Ball, Jeff Ball, Leon 136 Barton, Ange Barton, Kathy Beavers, David Beavers, Richard Bishop, Ricky Blevins, Grady Boardwine, Donna Boothe, Emit Boyd, Luther Breeding, Anna Jean Breeding, Brenda Breeding, Jimmy Breeding, Ricky Breeding, Velma Broday, Danny Browning, Susan Bryant, Joyce Bull, Pennye Burke, Bobby Burke, Kathy Campbell, Bobby Campbell, Joey Campbell, Stan Campbell, Tammy Carrier, Steve Carter, Allen Carter, Karen Castle, Jane Chapman, Debbie Clark, Kay Clark, Randy Clevinger, Polly Collins, Benny Collins, Julie Co, Cook, Danny 137 Cook, Debbie Cook, David Counts, Eric Cox, Carolyn Cox, Tena Dale, Jackie Dale, Patsy Davis, Mike Davis, Tony Dilks, Betsy D orton, Mike Dotson, Bonnie Dotson, Scarlet Duff, Debbie Duty, Joe Duty, Mike Dye, Kathy Eades, Tim Earls, Kirk Easterly, Curtis Easterly, Judy Easterly, Wayne Fields, Cleo Fields, Kendall Fields, Robert Gamble, Anna Gail Garrett, Bill Garrett, Bill Garrett, David Garrett, Sammy Gillenwater, Uetta Gilmer, Roger Gobble, Mary Gobble, Robert t - ( boss. Bobbie 138 Hart, Mary Helton, Howard Helton, Nancy Herbert, Darrell Hess, Kevin Hicks, Robert Honaker, Danny Horton, Shirley Houchins, Regina Howard, Sammy Hughes, Frank Hurd, Frank Jackson, Carmen Jackson, Jimmy Janes, Debbie Jessee, Anne Johnson, Betty Johnson, Frank Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Robert Jones, Darlene Jordan, Judy Keith, Willie Kegley, Kathy Kegley, Terry King, Cheryl Lambert, Rocky Long, Benny Lowdermilk, Scotty Lucas, Betsy Lynthlin, Howard Martin, Sammy Mays, Leon McFadden, Tim Meade, Marjorie Miller, Rebecca 139 Minton, Sara Monk, Bill Monk, Mike Moore, Donnie Mullins, Alice Musi ck, Allen Musick, Betty Misick , Charlotte Musick, Dean Musick, Karen Musick, Wilma Osborne, Donna Osborne, Ronnie Poston, Sandra Price, Chester Pruett, Karen Puckett, Fatina Puckett, Randy Purcell, Alan Purcell, Eddie Purcell, Gail Quillen, Ira Rasnake, Anna Rasnake, Ruth Ray, Harold Reynolds, Bobby Robinson, John Robinson, Marcia Roman, Belinda Rose, Randy Salyer, Evelyn Sexton, Charlotte Skeen, Johnny Skeens, Gay Smith, David Smith, Karen 140 3 Smith, Kathy Smith, Ricky Smith, Terry Snead, R. D. Stallard, Eddie Statzer, Darless Stevens, Ricky Stiltner, Mike Stinson, Lana Sutherland, Claude Sutherland, Ellis Sword, Ann Vance, Glenda Vencill, Chuck Wagoner, Mike Waine, Kim Walls, Phyllis Warner, Nancy Warner, Patricia Waugh, Sherry Webb, Terry White, Laura White, L aura White, Rita Williams, Billy Williams, Susan Wilson, Gary Wolfe, Danny Wyatt, Bobby Yates, Ricky 141 There are so many things I would like to say, and so many people I would like to thank, I’m afraid I would never finish! I knew so many faces and so few names it seemed, but I appreciate what each of you did to make the 1974 Pioneer possible. I especially want to thank Randy and Charlotte, they were great; also, Miss Howard, Mrs. Bundy, and Mr. Long who were there when we needed them. The assistant editors he their “year.’ ' And then, I • etc., but when I was discou ] And finally, we did not •ms sd ly too, and I wish them all the luck in the world with thank Dave for all his help — not only with pictures, if Blizzard was a very dear friend to many of us and l and I know each of you will remember Jeff as you For Jeff — with love Riches and all worldly things perish, but memories remain forever. ” Debbie Campbell Editor-in-Chief 1974 Pioneer is finished!! MA S PA ' S DRIVE-IN Rt. 58 Rt. 19 No. 1 No. 2 Castlewood Lebanon Lebanon RUSSELL BUILDERS AND SUPPLY COMPANY Lebanon, Virginia BANK OF VIRGINIA SOUTHWEST 144 Cleveland Honaker RUSSELL MANUFACTURING CORP. mi Division of Top Form Mills, Inc. Lebanon, Va. LEBANON APPAREL CORPORATION 145 Lebanon, Va. Compliments of RUSSELL COUNTY FUNERAL HOME, INC. Lebanon, Virginia LEBANON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Service Ralph Snead Lebanon, Virginia Phone 889-2066 ALFRED ' S AND JIM ' S MENS WEAR Phone 889-2665 Lebanon, Virginia SMITH FLORAL GALLERY Designs of Elegance Lebanon Honaker 1 10 St. Paul Compliments of CLINCHFIELD COAL COMPANY Division of Pittston Company Lebanon, Virginia i 147 m -0 THE FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA Lebanon, Virginia LEBANON GENERAL HOSPITAL Lebanon, Virginia Phone 889-1224 148 Compliments of Employees ABINGDON-HARWOOD MFG. CORP. Abingdon, Virginia INN-TOWNER MOTOR COURT RESTAURANT Direct Dial Out Room Phones 12 Units 628-3115 Wall to Wall Carpet Electric Heat Air Conditioning Individually Controlled Cable TV in Every Room ABINGDON, VIRGINIA CAROUSEL BEAUTY SHOP Bluefield Highway Route No. 3 1 Mile from Abingdon Phone 628-6232 Abingdon, Virginia ABINGDON ANIMAL DRUGS, INC. 498 East Main Street Phone 628-2911 “A Friend of the Farmer” GREER SON JEWELERS “Gifts of Distinction” Phone 628-3672 Abingdon, Virginia 24210 SINGLETON ' S AUTO PARTS Abingdon, Virginia SPORTSMAN MOTOR ' S Richlands 964-9000 Claypool Hill 963-7125 W. B. F. WHITE AND SONS, INC. HARDWARE FURNITURE APPLIANCES BUILDING SUPPLIES “The Complete Home Center” 1515 Second Street Phone 964-4086 Richlands, Virginia TASTEE-FREEZ Home of the Big T-Burger Hy-Way 19 Abingdon, Virginia 24210 50 Flavored Milk Shakes ROBERT ' S TIRE AND RECAPPING Abingdon -- Bristol Highway Phone 628-7571 Abingdon, Virginia KISER FURNITURE Abingdon, Virginia MORRELL ' S SHOE STORE Converse Tennis Shoes Abingdon, Virginia WRIGHT EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Abingdon, Virginia 628-5126 Abingdon — Bristol Highway Abingdon, Virginia BEVERLY ' S-L ' JAY SHOP Ladies and Mens Wear Eastgate Shopping Center TIP TOP EXXON SERVICE STATION Route 3 628-2521 150 Lebanon, Virginia 24266 Bristol, Va.— Term. VAN DERVORT ' S, INC. Smart styles QUALITY SHOES Properly fitted Paramount Theatre Building Bristol, Tennessee Compliments of PORTER AUTO SALES, INC. Phone 762-2551 St. Paul, Virginia 24283 FUGATE DRUG Prescriptions, Revlon, Yardley, Coty Max Factor, Whitman, Amity Billfolds Phone 762-3131 COURTHOUSE LTD. BRISTOL - KINGSPORT - WYTHEVILLE HUFF-COOK FUNERAL HOME St. Paul, Virginia 151 FAUCETTE CO. Bristol, Virginia 529 State Street BELL BROTHERS SHOE STORE 533 State Street Bristol, Virginia THE JEWEL BOX “Your Friendly Jewelry Store” Home Owned and Operated COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CAMPBELL MOTORS, INC. 2701 Lee Highway, U.S. Hwys. 11, 19, 58 BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 24201 Phone 669-7157 Campbell Mobile Homes, Inc. — 669-6140 Campbell Truck Center, Inc. — 669-6221 Campbell’s Restaurant, Inc. — 669-6221 Campbell’s Inc. — 669-6221 THE RECORD SHOP 1 1 1 Commonwealth Avenue 1 1— Hills Volunteer Plaza 316 Kingsport Hwy. W. Roscoe Bowman Kenneth L. Pope A. T. “Ham’ ROSCOE BOWMAN MOTORS Tri-Cities Largest Auto Mart Compliments of HERFF JONES Buddy Moses — Sales Representative Box 373 Pearisburg, Virginia 24134 Bristol, Va. Bristol, Virginia Bristol, Tenn. Campbell Bristol, Tenn. 152 WRIC RADIO 540 lch AMERICAN ENTERTAINME NT RADIO NETWORK Most powerful 1000 Watt Voice in the Nation Richlands, Virginia CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP 1223 Front Street Phone 963-8105 Richlands, Va. Bob Raines BELFAST GENERAL STORE Belfast, Va. Phone 963-4415 ARMY AND NAVY STORE Every Day Savings For The Family Richlands, Va. SCOT OIL COMPANY B. V. Chambers, Manager Richlands, Virginia Shop ACME-AMART Richlands Plaza Shopping Center Doran, Virginia GIANT MOBILE HOMES Two Locations To Serve You A Top Claypool Hill Richlands, Va. 964-4050 5131 Lee Highway Bristol, Va. 466-3410 Double Wides Available 153 Southwest Virginia’s Largest Mobile Home Dealer S S MACHINERY SALES, INC. Post Office Box 897 Phone (703) 9644071 Richlands, Virginia 24641 PAT ' S PONTIAC, BUICK, GMC., INC. P. O. Box 278 Raven, Virginia 24659 MULLINS MOTEL AND RESTAURANT, INC. Richlands, Va. 24641 Phone 9644057 OAK ' S SERVICE STATION Tires, Batteries, and Accessories Highway 19, Rosedale, Va. John D. Rumley, Owner VAN ' S 106 E. Front Street, Richlands, Virginia THE COMMUNITY STORE HENRY GRIFFITH Mullins Ford Salesman Richlands, Virginia 964-2415 MR. DEE ' S RESTAURANT Separate Tap Room Pizza’s Cafeteria Style Buffet BEN FRANKLIN Your Variety Headquarters Carter Shopping Center, Richlands, Va. Richlands, Va. Downtown Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN V V (VANDY ' S) RESTAURANT Rt. 460 Richlands, Virginia ST. PAUL BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Concrete — Cinder and Clinchlite Blocks Building Materials Phones 762-8331 762-6861 P. O. Box 397 St. Paul, Virginia 24283 RIVERSIDE GROCERY St. Paul, Virginia WILLIS ' Gifts That Last St. Paul, Virginia STEWART PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. St. Paul, Va. PRINTERS - PUBLISHERS of the CLINCH VALLEY TIMES St. Paul, Virginia STEWARTS B G RADIO APPLIANCE CO. FURNITURE GE APPLIANCES GE - RCA - TELEVISION Broad St. St. Paul, Virginia BIG M” DISCOUNT CENTER Area’s Largest Dept. Store Phone 762-8221 Compliments of CAVALIER DRIVE-IN 155 SEARS CATALOG SALES MERCHANT St. Paul, Virginia CLINCH MOTORS, INC. St. Paul, Vir ginia 24283 DIXIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Bristol, Virginia 24201 RICHLANDS RENTALS COMPANY Rentals and Sales of Tools and Equipment Phone 964-4065 Richlands, Virginia I m Richlands, Virginia Phone 963-3145 B G MOTORS Richlands, Virginia Phone 964-5606 Mile North of SVCC SHAN-D Big Recreation Room THE RAMROD MEN ' S SHOP SWIM ' S JEWELER 1 545 Front St. Delicious Food Richlands, Virginia PETE S MOTORS, INC. Front Street Richlands, Virginia Fargest Inventory of Used Cars in Southwest Virginia 156 BILL ' S FABRIC INC. Highway N. 63 Sun, Virginia BLACKSTONE GROCERY General Merchandise Dante— St. Paul Road CLINCHFIELD PHARMACY John Minahan, Pharmacist Dante, Virginia N E l C 0 ft [ TO LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL i KICK OFF TO ft G 01 y S T A RT GRAVEL LICK GROCERY L. B. Day Owner JOE ' S SUNOCO Route 1 Castlewood, Va. LEBANON AMOCO STATION 889-3753 CLEVELAND SUPERMARKET Cleveland, Virginia PHILLIPS AUTO WAREHOUSE North on 63 St. Paul, Va. Phone: 762-8901 762-9551 CLEVELAND SERVICE SHOP 24 Hour Wrecker Service EXXON Service — Guns — Tire Recapping State Inspection Station Scott Johnson Cleveland, Va. Phone 889-31 18 157 Compliments of VILLAGE CENTER Cleveland, Va. BALL GROCERY CLEVELAND GENERAL STORE Cleveland, Va. GRIZZL E’S GROCERIES Cleveland, Va. MUSiCK SMITH Cleveland, Virginia Phone 889-3740 SHERMAN WALLACE HEREFORD CATTLE Cleveland, Virginia Phone: 889-3478 HONAKER FUNERAL HOME Honaker, Virginia Rosedale, Virginia Compliments of CHAFIN MOBILE HOMES 889-4432 GEORGE F. PATRICK CO. Honaker, Virginia ' PEOPLES BANK OF HONAKER With the Accent on People Member F.D.I.C. Honaker, Virginia Phone 873-2181 Phone 889-9843 WEST END MARKET Lebanon, Virginia Phone 889-1 133 LEBANON SERVICE CENTER Tires, Batteries — S H Stamps CURLETTE BEAUTY SALON Ruth Hannah Musick, Owner Phone 889-3317 Lebanon, Virginia BUSH ' S MARKET Lebanon, Va. 889-1889 WOODY ' S RESTAURANT Woodrow McClanahan, owner U. S. Highway 19 Lebanon, Virginia GILBERT ' S GROCERY 889-2281 Lebanon, Virginia BILL ' S MUSIC MART CITY T V. Phone 889-3002 Lebanon, Virginia REBECCA FABRICS Lebanon, Virginia Phone 889-3612 PEOPLES GROCERY Phone 889-1761 Lebanon, Virginia ROYSTER-BARRETT Lebanon, Virginia SEARS CATALOG SALES MERCHANT Use Sears Easy Credit Plans Shop at home by phone 889-2242 Lebanon, Virginia Mr. Mrs. Don Elkins, Owners GALLIHER ' S UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE Company Fabrics Mr. Mrs. Sam Galliher - Owners Lebanon, Virginia Phone 889-3120 BUY SAVE East Lebanon MGR Willard Parker Phone 889-1217 ELIZABETH ' S BEAUTY SALON 160 Phone 889-3653 Lebanon, Va. SINGLETON ' S DISCOUNT CENTER Lebanon, Virginia MONTGOMERY WARDS Lee’s Sales Agency Jack and Margaret Bailey Phone 889-3270 Lebanon, Virginia JAYS RAYMONDS TV Your Motorola Dealers Phone 889-3250 Lebanon, Virginia Compliments of BUFORD MUS1CK DAMRON TILLER DEPARTMENT STORE Lebanon, Va. Compliments of SHERIFF JACK MONK CASTLE CHEVROLET June Lebanon, Virginia Don 889-3600 Serving Russell Co. over 50 years y CHEVROLET j LEBANON BLOCK SUPPLY CO., INC. Block, Lumber Building Supplies Lebanon, Va. Phone 889-2921 LEBANON EQUIPMENT COMPANY New and Used Farm Machinery Paul Vencill — Owner Route 1 — Lebanon, Virginia Phone 703-889-2584 LEBANON DRUG STORE Lebanon, Virginia LEBANON DEPARTMENT STORE Lebanon, Virginia NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Budley Burns and Lyman Counts Lebanon, Virginia 162 MITCHELL S INC. Furniture Appliances “Drive a Little — Save a Lot” Lebanon, Virginia Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Ervin Wren Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN Lebanon, Va. JESSEE HILLMAN PHARMACY Your Health is our Business Phone 889-2151 Lebanon, Virginia RUSSELL COUNTY CO-OP Serving Lebanon Honaker 889-1901 889-3911 RED ROSE BEAUTY SALON Kate Tate Phone 889-1489 Lebanon, Virginia COLONIAL BEAUTY SALON Mona Griffith — Owner Phone 889-1822 Lebanon, Virginia THE LEBANON NEWS Lebanon, Virginia SALLY ' S BEAUTY CORNER Sally Bolling — Owner Operator Phone 889-1550 Compliments of WOODROW W. BARRETT Treasurer of Russell County WESTERN AUTO STORE Lebanon, Virginia Phone 889-1851 ROBERT M. GREEN CO., INC. ROSEDALE, VA. 24280 LEBANON CARPET CENTER Carpet Sales Installation Phone 889-3095 Lebanon, Va. BETTY ROSE BEAUTY SALON Lebanon, Virginia Phone 889-3760 VIRGINIA ANN JEWELERS Lebanon, Virginia Compliments of DR. WILLIAM HENLEY 163 WRIGHT ' S TIRE AND RECAPPING “Your Local Firestone Dealer” Phone 889-351 1 Lebanon, Virginia KEENE OUTLET Lebanon, Virginia PIGGLY WIGGLY Lebanon, Virginia DEAN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Lebanon, Va. Phone 889-1600 Compliments of G. W. COZZOLINO Compliments of LEBANON AUTO SUPPLY Main St. P. O. Box 777 Lebanon, Va. 24266 PEOPLES ' GROCERY Fresh Meats, Produce Groceries Phone: 889-1761 Lebanon, Virginia ■am Speciality Shop LOHR ' S GIFT SHOP Beauty Shop Compliments of HARRY W. EASTERLY Phone 889-1776 TASTEE-FREEZE “The Friendliest and Best Service” ! Lebanon, Virginia 164 BEN FRANKLIN EDWARD S TV SALES AND SERVICE Honaker, Virginia CITY AUTO SALES M R MOTORS New Used Cars Down the Road from High Priced Cars THE OAKS MOTEL RESTAURANT Honaker, Virginia Phone 873-2701 Honaker, Virginia Rosedale, Virginia Phone 889-1 112 or 889-1 113 HONAKER GULF Honaker, Virginia ELLIS PHARMACY “Drive in Prescription Service” Phone 628-2901 Abingdon, Virginia KERN S BAKERY Bristol, Virginia H. P. KING CO. Bristol’s Great Department Store HONAKER AUTO PARTS Honaker, Virginia Bristol, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CHRISTY ' S SHOE STORE Bristol’s Largest Family Shoe Store Bristol, Tennessee UNISEX Men Women Hairstyling Courthouse, Ltd. Bristol, Tennessee 165 ROSEDALE EXXON For better gasolines and oil Great Tire Deals and Good Service SEE US Estel Herald, Owner and Operator Phone 889-1043 Rosedale, Virginia KEENE ' S CARPETS Wall to Wall 501 Nylon Kodel Indoor Outdoor Scatter Rugs Phone 873-5123 1 1 Mile North of Honaker, Virginia on Drill Road MODERN CHEVROLET SALES, INC. ■ Honaker, Virginia WESTERN AUTO Honaker, Virginia HONAKER PHARMACY Phone 873-5148 Honaker, Virginia EARL ' S SUPER MARKET Honaker, Virginia Phone 873-5153 166 J. C. VANN EQUIPMENT CO. Case Farm Machinery Sales Service Abingdon, Virginia APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY P.O. Box 400 Abingdon, Virginia ABINGDON MOTOR CO. Abingdon, Virginia SOUTHERN MOTORS INC. Volkswagen Abingdon Hwy. BRISTOL, VIRGINIA ARNOLD S JEWELERS 321 W. Main St. Abingdon, Virginia 24210 PATTERSON DEAN, INC. PHOTOGRAPHERS 319 West Main Street Phone (703) 628-2861 Abingdon, Virginia 24210 Compliments of DR. GEORGE R. PETERS WASHINGTON FARMERS COOP. Abingdon, Virginia 24210 628-3571 628-6111 ABINGDON TILE CO., INC. Inlaid Linoleum — Flagstone — Tub Enclosures Wallpaper — Paint Free Estimates 167 BASSETTS DAIRY BAR Abingdon, Va. ICECREAM, NUTS, ALL OCCASION CARDS, PETER PAN PASTRIES, PIES CAKES BY SPECIAL ORDER Mr. Mrs. Jim Cuinbow STATZER S s STOUT CAFETERIA Serving Breakfast 7:00 A.M. - 10:30 A.M. Located One Mile North of Abingdon on Highway 19 (Bluefield Hwy.) Abingdon, Virginia 24210 Private Dining Rooms Opens 7:00 A.M. For Parties Banquets Closes 9:00 P.M. RICHLANDS FUNERAL HOME 1401 Second Street P.O. Drawer R Richlands, Virginia 24641 RICHLANDS SWAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Richlands, Virginia 24641 KING KONE 1 17 Fairfax Avenue Richlands, Virginia SUBURBAN SHOE CENTER Quality Shoes At Discount Prices Your Local Dealer For: ACME DINGO Phone 669-5293 Interstate 81 Exit 4 Old Airport Road Bristol, Virginia 168 a Paramount Building 0 H omeslcad House Inc. P.O. Box 3191 Bristol, Tennessee 37620 REMINES7 GOBBLE, INC. Bristol’s Smartest Men’s Shop Bristol, Tennessee 37620 CAROLINA PAD AND PAPER CO. P.O. Box 636 Charlotte, N.C. 28201 8 ix?b Highway 1 1 Meadowview, Virginia 24361 CLINCH HAVEN FARMS, INC. Route 1 , Box 185 Big Stone Gap, Virginia 24219 HARGIS FLOWERS AND GIFTS STAG BARBER SHOP In Downtown Apartment Bldg. Charles McFarlance — Owner Bobby Gordon — Hair Stylist Lebanon, Virginia CLARK RADIO SUPPLY P.O. Box 322 1 1 30 W. State Street Bristol, Tennessee 37620 BAR-B-BURGER P.O. Box 751 Abingdon, Virginia 24210 MULLINS FORD, INC. Pinto Maverick Mustang Torino Galaxie LTD Thunderbird 2659 West Front Street Richlands, Virginia 24641 Bus. Phone 9644033 9644868 HUFF ' S SEWING CENTER Lebanon, Virginia 170 CAMPBELL ' S Clothing for the Family Lebanon, Virginia CAMPBELL FARMS “Home of the Magicbarn” Route 1 Lebanon, Virginia FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. of Washington County, Virginia Box 827 640 West Main Street ABINGDON, VIRGINIA 24210 LEBANON CONCRETE Division of McClure Lumber Co. Ace Highway Route 63 McClure, Virginia 24269 “Home of Quality Furniture” TAYLOR FURNITURE APPLIANCE CO. Castlewood, Virginia Dennis Taylor — Owner BOB WHERRY ' S NURSERY, INC. 5045 Abingdon Highway Bristol, Virginia 24201 Compliments of UNITED STATES AIR FORCE 171 AUTOGRAPHS 172