Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1975 volume:

To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. — Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Debora Moore STAFF Sharon Jessee Teresa Edge Paul Jenks Jim Garrett 1975 PIONEER SPONSORS Nell Howard Doris Bundy B USINESS MAN A GERS Tammy Mitchell Patty Vencill VOLUME XXXI LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL In between the pages of the 1975 Pioneer” are mem- ories of Lebanon High School from the Fall of 1974 to the Spring of 1975. Each season represents the change in our lives that this school year has brought about. As each sea- son passed, we found fulfillment and meaning. We need not look back on these memories with regret, but rather as is our motto, GO . . . WINTER FALL As we returned to Lebanon High School in the fall of the year, we looked forward to what this new year offered. Although settling down after our summer vacation took some of us a while, we finally buckled down and became in- volved. Participation in the various activities — football, band, clubs, girls basket- ball — help this season to slip into the memories which are caught between these pages. wr m . m 5 The return to school found many practicing for the opening of the foot- ball season. A lot of hard work went in- to these prac- tice sessions. 7 LHS FOOTBALL The 1974 Lebanon High football team had a winning season. The preparation during football camp and the weeks pre- ceding the first game showed as our team had a 7-3 record. Starting off on a winning note, with a victory over Garden, was soon forgotten when the next two games were lost, but the team fought back, and went on toward victory until we were defeated by Castlewood. This loss cost us the District title, but the team finished the season with seven victories. Individual effort and sportsmanship characteristics were evident to the fans, and those possessing these traits were rewarded. We were pleased to have members of the LHS team make the All-District football team, and we are proud of the ones who received the Jay- cee Sportsmanship and “One Hundred and Ten Percent” Awards. TEAM: Bottom Row, left to right — G. Jonas, C. Richards, T. Steele, C. ' .h ton. Second Row — Coach Bryant, R. Thompson, H. Kennedy, R. Hale, M. comb. Third Row — R. Smith, R. Bryant, C. King, B. Farmer, D. Owens, D. Fourth Row — P. Pyle, Manager, Coach Duncan, B. Long, R. Breeding, T. S. Garrett, Coach Bolling. r Jaycee Sportsmanship: Mike Mabry 110% Award: John Kegley 8 Coaches: Ron Duncan, Earl Bryant, M mith, J. Kegley, P. Campbell, M. Mabry, R. Kiser, C. Hendrickson, L. Adding- { ' agoner, D. Lasley, T. Kegley, D. Moore, B. Cross, D. Lowe, Coach Lips- arrett, V. Gilmer, A. Coe, F. Wilson, R. Addison, K. Ferguson, Manager. ! hompson, S. Campbell, B. Trail, K. Earls, B. Garrett, K. Mabry, B. Garrett, Managers: Paul Pyle, Kenny Ferguson. iaig Lipscomb All-District Football: Benny Long, David Owens, Vincent Gilmer, Larry Arrington. 9 i Determination on the field of play by the players as well as the coaches was evident in our team play. Com- pleting passes, hard hitting, tough blocking, gaining yards, and “putting it all together” was evident when our team played thei r kind of game. Leadership on and off the field was carried on by the seniors. The team joined in combined efforts to produce a winning effect. FOOTBALL Lebanon 33 Garden Lebanon 6 ClintwQod Lebanon 34 Haysi 14 ♦ Lebanon .7 R. B. Worthy 14 Lebanon 7 Honaker -J ' - ■ CHEERLEADERS: Becky Spangler, Co-capt. Left to right: Cheryl King, Jan Jessee, Fatina Puckett. Not pictured: Sherry Jackson, capt.; Donita Chaney. The Football cheerleaders had practices, planned Pep rallies, and tried to pull the school together with SPIRIT! The obvious participation at games, and added school spirit shows that this effort and work by the cheerleaders paid off. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Bottom Row: Tammy Campbell, Tammy Talbert. Second Row: Joyce Bryant, Judy Easterly. Top: Kay Bolling. MAJORETTES: C. Smith, L. Carr, S. Adams, K. Henley, J. Smith, D. Moore, Head Majorette. Drum Majorette: Becky Richardson 1st Row: C. Abolin, C. Burrell, K. Henley, P. Meade, R. Settle, E. Settle, E. Settle. 2nd Row: A. Norris, M. Ball, B. Richardson, J. Castle, S. Cox, D. Trail, V. Bailey, M. Crabtree. 3rd Row: j. Smith, B. Lowe, T. Jackson, J. McComas, R. Smith, C. Branch, J. Gilmer, C. Smith, P. Kennedy, K. Smith, B. Wright, S. Wagoner, J. Campbell, K. Bower. 4th Row: T. Garrett, T. Sutherland, S. Jackson, C. Robinette, M. Robinson, L. Bostic, D. Robinette, J. Settle. D. Collins, R. Lambert, S. Carrier. Standing: Roger Glovier, Director; R. Holmes, J. Hall, B. Collins. FLAG CORPS: B. Roman, J. Jordan, A. Sword, S. Poston, S. Garrett, capt.; D. Jones, M. Hughes, L. Steeleman, M. VanHook, P. Burrell, L. Belcher, W. Burrell. 1st Row: S. Jessee, S. Branch, D. Messer, C. Griffith, T. Edge, C. Smith, M. Perkins. 2nd Row: D. Moore, L. Carr, J. Wilson, S. Adams, M. VanHook, J. Easterly, D. Jones. 3rd Row: L. Adams, K. Bolling, A. Jessee, K. Carter, P. Clark, J. Jonas, J. Lewis, D. White, D. Coe, B. Campbell, V. Parks, J. Parks, C. Tetter, J. Griffith. 4th Row: B. Whittington, M. Moore, R. Campbell, R. Rose, E. Counts, R. Bishop, B. Chafin, N. Meade, M. Wagoner, T. Steele. Standing: D. Vance, M. Akers, D. Anderson. OFFICERS: B. Richardson, d. maj.; S. Jessee, sec.; D. Anderson, pres.; C. Abolin, v. Director: Mr. Roger Glovier pres.; D. Moore, rep.; not pictured: J. Wilson, J. Parks, librarians. ALL REGIONAL: D. Moore. A. Jessee. M. Ball. B. Richardson. 16 PIONEER BAND After attending band camp from August 5-11 at Hemlock Haven, the band went all out to show the school that they were “Number 1”. Hard prac- tice went into each band session. Great enthusiasm was a part of the LHS band, and they were behind the football team 100 %. The Lebanon Pioneer Marching Band received top awards in several area com- petitions at Chilhowie, Bristol, and Abingdon, each time being placed in Division I. The band’s hard work and practice paid off. This page is a tribute to all those who worked to bring the “I’s” home. 17 THE RING DANCE Excitement soared as seniors received their long awaited class rings. Seniors became carried away with themselves and many underclassmen felt the weight of the newly acquired rings. Doughnuts were sold and the needed money raised for the “Ring” Dance. Many seniors worked hard and long to be able to finance their affair. When the dance finally arrived and “MASON”, the band, began their music a long awaited event was taking place. Everyone, chaperones included, had a good time. As many now know, the “Ring” Dance marked the “beginning of the end” for the Class of 1975. S ' A t. ' .. The several weeks before Homecoming was a very hectic time for the SCA, which planned and coordinated this year’s ac- tivities. Getting the parade organized, the selecting of the Homecoming court, and planning a dance was no easy matter. All this planning came to a climax dur- ing Homecoming week. Each class began working on its float; the football team worked hard all week; the art class deco- rated the gym for the dance; and the cheerleaders planned the Pep rally. On Thursday night, the annual bonfire was held, and the excitement of the coming football game was felt. 21 SENIOR A TTENDANT Elizabeth Settle SENIOR A TTENDANTS Jim Garrett, Beverly Puckett JUNIOR A TTENDANTS Tony Mullins, Kim Browning SOPHOMORE A TTENDANTS Sammy Howard, Becky Poston FRESHMEN A TTENDANTS Randy Addison, Ava Yates SENIOR A TTENDANTS Gary Jonas, Connie Griffith SENIOR A TTENDANTS Paul Campbell, Sherry Jackson The Homecoming Royalty of 1975 was chosen differently this year. Both boys and girls were elected from each class. Gary Jonas and Connie Griffith were crowned Homecoming King and Queen. 23 HOMECOMING 1974 Third place — Senior Float m : v- 8HND‘«= TOGEIHER yi Second place — Band Float A ' • The parade began Homecoming 1974. The floats were judg- ed, and first, second, and third place awards were given to the best three floats. By the time the game began, excite- ment was at a peak. Even though it rained, the football team played superbly; the band performed well at half-time; the King and Queen were crowned; and — best of all — the game was won! After our victory many attended the dance to celebrate. Everyone seemed to enjoy this affair. All in all — Home- coming 1974 was ex- cellent! 1974 DISTRICT CHAMPS! While the football games were being played, the girls’ basketball team was working its way to the top again this year. They ended their season with a superb record of 10 wins, 2 losses. In district play-offs, St. Paul, Castlewood, Honaker, and Haysi bowed to our determined team. Participating in the Regional Tournaments at Norton was the highlight of this great season. Although the team was beaten by Pound, they represented LHS in the true spirit of a “Pioneer”. This Year’s team is to be con- gratulated. WAY TO GO, GIRLS! GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM: Standing (left to right) K. Rasnake, manager; E. Settle, E. Settle, J. Bryant, S. Cox, T. Talbert, B. Shepard, V. Pruitt, D. Farmer, D. Lasley, L. Adams, K. Bolling, R. Settle, R. Whitt. Kneeling: S. Waugh, co-captain; J. Hughes, captain; J. Jessee. P ' OI i ' t ' D: pmifi’i’c; Ala Everyone was busy during the fall — the Juniors cleaned up the fairgrounds in order to earn money for the prom; ads were sold so that the 1975 “Pioneer” could be pub- lished; school pictures were taken; and Pep rallies planned, to produce some school spirit. Although classes were continuously in session and activities numerous, we still found time to relax, time for each other, and time to take advantage of the fun that going to school can produce. WINTER . f(Ul slipped past and Jvihtef ame, the hustle and tf,ll the activitUp down some . an y stddents became more mvpUI pn classroo ju rjr«ciatt«c of the relaxiM •w tee Mt lj tivities seem to bh itte fted around basket WS mSf Vi npidwas found fo ' t sock-hops, intramurals, for- ensics, and good times- 30 MR. PIONEER To raise money for the publishing of the 1975 “Pioneer”, the an- nual staff sponsored a fund raising activity in which all the clubs par- ticipated. Each club nominated a boy or girl to run for the title of Mr. or Miss Pioneer. After several weeks of collecting money for votes, each candidate turned in his votes. The votes were counted, and Ricky Bishop was named Mr. Pioneer. Missy Perkins was the first runner-up, and Debbie Vencill was second run- ner-up. The 1975 An- nual Staff thanks all those who participated. Mr. Pioneer — Ricky Bishop First Runner-up — Missy Perkins Second Runner-up — Debbie Vencill Miss Sweetheart — Judy Jordan First Runner-up — Becky Taylor MISS SWEETHEART To raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom the Juniors sponsored, among many other ac- tivities, a ‘Miss Sweet- heart” contest. Each club nominated a girl to run for this title. On Valentine ’s Day, Miss Sweetheart was announced. Judy Jordan was crowned Miss Sweet- heart. Becky Taylor was first runner-up, and Laura Sword was sec- ond runner-up. The Junior class wishes to thank all people who collected money for this, as well as all their other projects. Second Runner-up — Laura Sword 33 The National Honor Society sponsored a “fifties” day in which all of the students dressed as in the 50 ' s. Everyone enjoyed this event. In the afternoon, the National Honor Society had an induction ceremony in which the new members of the club were recognized. After the assembly, the National Honor So- ciety members served refreshments to the inductees and their parents. i “THE LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE” This year ' s Speech Class presented the play “The Little Red Schoolhouse” to the student body. Everyone enjoyed this play and the Speech Class is to be con- gratulated for a top-notch performance. Girls’ Prose: Kim Henley Girls’ Poetry: Cindy Smith Boys’ Prose: Ronnie Addison School, District winner; 2nd Regional. Boys’ Poetry: David Owens Forensic activities were renewed this year. Although there were several people who partici- pated, the hope is that next year will bring more interest among students. The Forensic play, “The Wild Flowering of Chastity” was a big success when it was pre- sented to the school. In district competition, the play received a “Superior” rating, and in Region- al, a “Good” rating. I VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1974-1975 LHS Basketball team had a winning season with a 13-7 record. Their district record was 10-4. The season began on a winning note with two non-district wins over Chilhowie and Saltville. Although the next game was lost to Castlewood, the team rallied to take five straight wins. The victories were harder to obtain in the next few games (4 out of the next 6 were lost); however the team finished the season with a winning note. In district play, the team beat Hurley, but lost a hard fought game to Garden in the semi-finals. The seven seniors on the team led in more ways than one. They contributed team spirit, leadership, and drive. Through the combined efforts of the seniors and the other members of the team LHS had a good year in basketball. Coach Jamie Farley Jaycee Sportsmanship Award Mickey Rhea VARSITY BASKETBALL: (left to right) R. Parks, R. Hale, S. Parrott, B. Garrett, R. Smith, R. Adams, J. Day, D. Garrett, M. Rhea, R. Breeding, M. Mabry, P. Campbell, R. Kiser, R. Bryant. Managers: D. Puckett, G. Smith. 1974-1975 Boi Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Chilhowie 46 Saltville 64 Castlewood 64 Honaker 55 St. Paul 52 Twin Springs 54 Pocahontas 30 Garden 45 Castlewood 59 Honaker 59 Twin Springs 53 Garden 77 1 .mm: 1 1 3Hi 1 1 mwL . i ball Schedule Lebanon 56 Tazewell 57 Lebanon 71 Saltville 59 Lebanon 84 Whitewood 68 Lebanon 81 St. Paul 55 Lebanon 93 Whitewood 85 Lebanon 50 Tazewell 59 Lebanon 66 Pocahontas 29 Lebanon 50 Chilhowie 51 District Tournament Lebanon 74 Hurley 69 Lebanon 50 Garden 56 Determination was evident in our LHS basketball team. The team worked and played together, which produced a win- ning combination. Though the team suffered some hard losses, they “re- bounded” and fought back to be an out- standing team; they are to be congratu- lated for “a job well done. ” JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Standing (left to right) C. Lipscomb, R. Gilmer, D. Moore, B. Trail, R. Addison, T. Kegley, S. Skeens, G. Puckett. Kneeling (left to right) A. Carter, J. Sutherland, R. Hobbs, K. Mabry, K. Ferguson, B. Long, M. Duty. V. ■ ■ 1, BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS VARSITY: (left to right) Ellen Settle, Judy Hughes, Debbie Moore, captain; Judy Smith, Elizabeth Settle. The 1974-1975 Basketball Cheerleaders exhibited spirit, enthusiasm, concern and cheerfulness. Our cheerleaders seemed to find no bounds to their eagerness to strive for the all important goal — School Spirit. Pep rallies were planned; parties given for the ball players; signs made; and, of course, cheering at the ballgames. The cheerleaders supported the team ' ' one hundred percent” and did their best to show it. I To break the monotony of classes, the school spon- sored class intramurals. All who at- tended these games were sure to enjoy some of the comical play that occurred throughout the week. Boys’ Winners; Senior Class MISS L.KS.: KATHY MUSICK “Hearts and Flowers This year’s Miss L.H.S. Beauty Pag- eant was a Success. Many of the audi- ence marvelled at the sight of so many beauties. Miss Kat- hy Musick was crowned Miss Leb- anon High School by Judy Smith, for- mer Miss L.H.S. As our winter activities ended and spring became evident to all, our student life changed. The sun brought out smiles, as well as sun bathing during activity. “Spring fever” seemed to affect not only students but teachers as well. pmmm¥ SPRING As spring came to Lebanon, students seemed to come alive once more. It seemed that some- thing was going on every minute. The hand went to Florida; track and baseball began; the Senior play was given; and Seniors found themselves pushed into Graduation. Spring moved swiftly for most students. Before we knew it exams were over and school was end- ing. As Spring left so did the students of LHS; many looking forward to next year at LHS and many leaving the halls of LHS forever. 54 ■III nii ■m MU Ull un s LHS BAND TRIP AND SP RING CONCERT The LHS Pioneer Band was able to travel to Sarasota, Florida to participate in the “King Nep- tune Festivals”. While in Florida, the band took a boat cruise, went to Disney World and participated in the parade. The Pioneer Band received “The Best Out-of-State Band Award”. The band also gave a Spring Concert. At this concert, the jun- iors received their letters, the sen- iors were recognized and several awards were given. Celeste Abo- lin received “The Director’s Award” and Debora Moore re- ceived the “John Phillip Sousa” award. INTERNATIONAL BALL The French and Spanish clubs combined their efforts to have an enjoyable “International Ball. “All who attended seemed to have a very good time. The music, provided by “JASPER”, was entertaining. Everyone enjoyed the dancing, laughing, seriousness, food, and socializing provided by the dance. • ' “Jh • 1 Ml f M n 1 1 m If LHS GIRLS’ TRACK GIRLS’ TRACK: K. Henley, Coach Craig Lipscomb, J. Bryant, E. Settle, E. Settle, R. Settle, B. Dilks, F. Puckett. Not pictured: J. Jessee, C. Smith, L. Carr, K. Bolling. LHS Girls’ Track Team, under the direction of Craig Lipscomb, had a good season. Individual ef- forts and drive helped the team to go far. Several LHS girls were able to go to Regionals to participate. LHS should be proud of these de- termined girls. The annual staff would like to apologize for lack of pictures of track meets. 60 LHS BASEBALL LHS BASEBALL TEAM: (I to r) 1st Row: A. Carter, J. Sutherland, D. Moore, M. Duty, B. Long, R. Hale, H. Dye, E. Stallard, C. King. 2nd Row: J. Taylor, D. Lowe, D. Owen, D. Garrett, R. Fields, M. Rhea, P. Campbell, J. Kegley, D. Smith, Coach Duncan. The 1975 Baseball Team enjoy- ed a good season. Their district record was 9-1 and the overall record was 10-5. Although the season got off to a slow start with several losses, the team quickly recovered to win 8 straight. For the first time LHS was able to participate in Regional play- offs. Although Coeburn won the game, LHS should be proud to have be en so well represented. LHS 4 Saltville 1 LHS 4 Chilhowie 5% ) LHS 6 Abingdon 10- ' .i LHS 9 Chilhowie 10 LHS 13 Council ii 3- LHS 20 Saltville 5 ' LHS 12 Honaker 2 LHS 5 Twin Springs 0 Determination and steady play made the LHS team a tough competitor this baseball season. Each player gave his all and by com- bining their efforts they became a “top- notch” team. LHS should be proud to have this year’s team make the All-District Team. Benny Long made first; Paul Campbell and Dave Garrett made the second team; and John Keg- ley and Dave Lowe received Honorable Men- tion. Castlewood Twin Springs Castlewood Honaker Council - L L.H.S. BOYS’ TRACK I i! I First Row: (left to right) R. Hale, B. Cross, S. Dye, C. Richards, R. Breeding, G. Jonas, R. Parks. Second Row: D. Owens, R. Smith, C. Smith, C. King. Third Row: Coach Lipscomb, J. Kegley, D. Moore, B. Long, D. Garrett. Managers — Kay Bolling, Joyce Bryant, Betsy Dilks. |i ii Although Boy ' s Track is not as popular as the other sports at L. H. S., this school year found several interested per- sons. The track team had a good season. Individual efforts and participation brought Lebanon a second in District. Several boys were selected to go to Regionals. Those who attended did an outstanding job. Curtis Richards and Dave Owens were selected by their performance to go and par- ticipate in the State Track meet. Both boys represented L. H. S. well. “Miss Senior” was a big success again this year. Those who participated had a great time; those who did not missed out. Dazzling smiles, pretty legs, and painted eyes made the judges’ decision a hard one. The “gals” were dressed in stylish fashions, and their “men” were equally dressed. Ballet dancing, acrobatics, pom-pom routines, trumpet solos, and poetry recitals were a few of the talents dis- played by our “beauties”. Everyone enjoyed these com- ical stunts. The Seniors wish to thank the judges, and others who made “Miss Senior” pos- sible. MISS SENIOR (Left to right) Charlotte Watson, 2nd runner-up; Carlotta Hendrickson, Miss Senior; Roberta Parks, 1st runner-ui r. Bb 1 1 • 9-c A if AWARD DAY Every year outstanding LHS students are recognized and given awards for their individual accomplishments during this school year. Senior Class officers and all class presi- dents were recognized; SC A officers were commended; Senior awards were given; De- bate and Forensics winners were announced. Band awards were given; and the FHA gave out the awards to their members and also received a club award. Because of the limited space every per- son who received an award cou ld not be pic- tured, but each of them should be congrat- ulated. ATHLETIC The Athletic Banquet was held at the S S Cafeteria in Abingdon. Most all of the athletes and coaches attended this special affair. The individuals, who make up the LHS teams, were recognized and received their honors. The Annual Staff would like to apologize to the most valuable players who were left off of this page due to circumstance beyond control. Sherry Waugh received most valuable in Girls’ Basketball and Jan Jessee received most valu- able in Girls’ Track. 1975 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM “We May Never Pass This Way Again” PROM ROYALTY: (I to r) Bobby Farmer, FYince; Judy Smith, FYincess; Gary Jonas, King; Suzanne Garrett, Queen; Maid of Hon- or, Beverly Puckett; Escort, Ronnie Rasnake. The Juniors worked hard to prepare and make the 1975 Junior-Senior Prom possible. Long hours of sell- ing and cleaning went into raising money for the prom. These long hours of work “paid off” — as all agreed. The gym was transformed into another world. The theme of the prom was “We May Never Pass This Way Again.” “Revelation” was the band which everyone seemed to enjoy. The Juniors put together a beautiful prom. All sen- iors, as well as juniors, seemed to enjoy themselves and the 1975 Junior-Senior Prom will long be remem- bered. SENIOR PLAY Director: Carolyn Sabo UP THE down ' TAIRCASE Cj a ' oMJ !97S QJ niC Lorj ' 30 p n Odue - ioo Hi, Teach . . . Better you’d studied karate . . . I’m dying . . . You call this a chair ... So you’re lucky, you’re a teacher . . . Latent maladjustments may exhibit . . . “Knowledge is power’’ . . . I’ve got to drop out . . . He’ll woo you with rhymes . . . Get your copy of the Clarion . . . Why fight for that one . . . Do you get closer? . . . Kamchatka . . . Baah baah little lamb . . . My dog went on my homework . . . His voice, the way his eyebrow goes up .. . Use Ivanhoe . . . Diet, nutrition . . . They don’t need your coddling . . . Suggestion Box . . . Signed: The Hawk . . . Hi, Pupe! . . . Spring brought with it a flur- ry of activities. Teachers plan- ned field trips and outings for their classes; seniors began to worry about next fall; juniors decorated for the prom; and many young couples became closer. Spring at LHS went swiftly by — ending another year. I J r BACCALAUREATE GRADUATION I i i Donald C. Moore awarded diplomas. Paul Campbell, class president, “Inner contentment is the key to Our Success. ” (Valedic- torian) Each of us can have a fantastic reality. (Salutatorian) Billy Jo Rhea gave the invocation. inducted the Class of 1976. I 85 HONOR HONOR SOCIETY: 1st Row: Donna Trail, Teresa ora Moore. 2nd Row: Carol McGolthin, Ann Norris, Betty Shephard. I Dare You Award: Jim Garrett, DAR Award: Connie Griffith SENIORS Edge, Sharon Jessee, Brenda Lowe, Teresa Vance, Deb- Mike Ball, Jim Garrett, John Kegley, Marlene Hughes, Betty Shephard — r- Salutatorian: Teresa Vance Betty Crocker Award: Jennifer Hay dock THOSE WHO REPRESENTED US BOYS’ STATE: Jim Garrett John Kegley GIRLS’ STATE: Brenda Lowe Sharon Jessee MGA Delegates to Richmond Model United Attended District Hi-Y Meeting ' T ■■ Participants in Youth and Gov ’t Day I Nations Delegation Attended Lecture at SVCC Attended District Business Contest Creative Writing Winners Attended District SCA i ACADEMIC We have entered an age in which education is not just luxury per- mitting some men an advantage over others. It has become a necessity without which a person is defenseless in this complex, industrialized society . . . We have truly entered the century of the educated man. Lyndon Baines Johnson i H ra 1 ' .n kB ■■i ■m m V F I I i I STUDENT Cooperative Association National Honor Society Choir Future Homemakers of America Future Farmers of America Future Teachers of America Future Business Leaders of America Senior Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Y Junior Tri-Hi-Y Varsity Club Spanish Club Debate Team Chess Team Annual Staff Newspaper Staff Science Club During each season, throughout the entire school year, all the clubs played an important role in the student’s list of activities. Many individuals partici- pated in the various clubs and became involved in the numerous activities that each club was concerned with. Students and sponsors are to be commended for their interest and hard work. 1 S.C.A sc A (left to right) First Row; B. Farmer, G. Caldwell, C. Richards, C. Hendrickson, T. Edge,F. Norris, J. Garrett, Second Row: B. Fhickett, T. Vance, K. Bolling, C. Griffith, D. Trail, B. Breeding, C. Cox, R. Hafley, Third Row: Mrs. Fuller, E. Settle, E. Settle, S. Smith, C. Abolin, J. Castle, J. Smith, A. Norris, Fourth Row: S. Jessee, P. Campbell, J. Jessee, B. Shepard, B. White, M . VanHook, T. Tiller, K. Bower, Fifth Row: D. Tackett, P. Ketron, J. Snead, R. Smith, D. Robinson, J. Jordan, S. Poston, K. Smith, K. Smith, D. Anderson. SCA Officers: John Kegley, Fh-esident; Jan Jessee, Vice-president; Sharon Jessee, Secretary; Mrs. Wrenda Fuller, Sponsor. The Student Cooperative Asso- ciation has been very active this year in sponsoring various activi- ties. Some of the projects included the coordinating of Homecoming, sponsoring the Model United Nations, White Christmas, and attending the District SCA meet- ing at Garden High School by some members. This year the SCA acted as coordinator of all High School activities under the super- vision of Mrs. Wrenda Fuller, sponsor. 98 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Officers: Mrs. Wells, sponsor; Betty Shepard, President; Donna Trail, Vice-president; Debbie Moore, Secretary; Brenda Lowe, Treasurer. Seated: J. Jessee, A. Norris, T. Vance, D. Robinson, A. Jessee, B. Roman, T. Edge. Standing: J. Dale, S. Skeens, M. Meade, D. Kegley, M. VanHook, J. Easterly, J. Bryant, T. Talbert, K. Cox, M. Hughes, C. Cox, J. Fogleman, B. Breeding, S. Smith, S. Taylor, R. D. Snead, M. Ball, B. Lucas, J. Garrett, J. Kegley, S. Jessee. CHOIR: First Row: C. Griffith, President; S. Garrett, N. Parks, R. Stevens, L. Cumbow, Second Row: B. Clatterbuck, G. Bailey, T. Cantrell, D. Cox, S. Musick, V. Cantrell, Third Row: T. Mullins, D. Jennings, L. Bevins. 99 F. H. A. FHA: Sitting (left to right) B. Hughes, reporter, P. Killen J. Musick, B. Musick, D. Cook, W. Musick, N. Warner, W. Keith, H VanHook, pres.; D. Sword, sec.; Mrs. VanHook, sponsor ponding: White, D. Statzer, D. Sutherland, D. Ray, L. Stinson, T. Dishman, D. Rhea. FFA: Firm Row: (left to right) Mr. Johrtsofhspo . M Dorton. J l‘ b v ' b R Oabome. R. Lambert. B. Campbell. J. Campbell. Mr. F r. sponsor Seco o� G- A p %. B iTpd,. ro,,.U PUC.V «. Cl h rauri k M. Stiltner. J. Stockman. R. Campbell. D. Jackson. P. Salyer. M. White, A. SheUy. R. Adams. F. F. A. F B L A FBLA: First Row: D. Osborne, J. Smith, D. Robinson. C. Robinette, R. Atwell, B. Lucas, D. Boardwine, S. Chappell, K. Kegley, S. Campbell, B. Campbell, J. Campbell, R. Bishop, V. Parks, D. Farmer, P. Meade, L. Belcher, Mrs. Wagoner, sponsor, Mrs. Bundy, sponsor. Second Row: J. Moor, L. Steelman, B. Roman, B. Johnson, M. Meade, V. Fkiuitt, D. Fields, P. Salyers, B. Warner. Third Row: P. Easterly, P. Bevins, S. Smith, P. Burrell, W. Burrell, V. Sexton, C. Farmer, C. Osborne. FTA: J. Smith, F es.; S. Adams, V.P.; B. Richardson, Sec.; C. Osborne, Treas. Second Row: M. Ferguson, T. Vance, J. Kegley, B. Lowe. Third Row: C. McGlothlin, A. Sword, D. Trail, S. Raines, D. Moore. Fourth Row: R. Day, D. Jones, K. Lampkins. Fifth Row: F. Robinson, J. Castle, E. Settle, G. Caldwell, C. Watson. Sixth Row: R. Taylor, R. Addison, B. Shepard, M. Hughes, L. Steelman. Seventh Row: K. Fields, G. Jonas, T. Dawson, C. Richards, T. Steele, R. Kiser, Sponsors: Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Hanson. F T A 101 SENIOR TRI-HI-Y SR. TRI-HI-Y: (left to right) First Row: C. Abolin, Pres.; C. Griffith, V.P.; D. Trail, Sec.; B. Lowe, Treas.; B. Taylor, Cha plain; S. Jessee, His- torian. Second Row: B. Puckett. S. Jackson. J. Smith. J. Fogleman, S. Raines, J. Wilson. Third Row: T. Mitchell, P. Vencill, C. McGlothlin, J. Ray, D. Moore. H I Y HI-Y: Standing: (left to right) J. Garrett, Pres.; R. White, V.P.; S. MacNeil, Sec.; R. Smith, Treas.; R. Addison, Chaplain; R. Rasnake, Sgt. of Arms. Seated: R. Lambert, S. Carrier, J. Kegley, P. Campbell, B. Rhea, M. Ball, C. White, Mr. Helvey, sponsor. 02 JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y 4! 1 hTMlfl ’ r T 1 f m 1 f JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y: (left to right) First Row; K. Smith, Pres.; J. Jordan, V.P.; S. Taylor, Sec.; S. Poston, Treas.; K. Smith, Chaplain; B. Roman, Historian; Mrs. Reid, sponsor. Second Row; D. Chapman, P. Bull, P. Bailey, A. Breeding, T. Jackson, J. McComas. VARSITY CLUB: (left to right) First Row; B. Farmer, G. Caldwell, B. Long, C. Smith, B. Cross, R. Parks, D. Lowe. Second Row; E. Settle, S. Waugh, J. Hughes, J. Smith, E. Settle, D. Moore, J. Jessee, S. Jackson. Third Row; Coach Bryant, sponsor; C. Hendrickson, D. Owens, C. Richards, R. Breeding, T. Steele, G. Jonas, R. Kiser. 103 SPANISH CLUB (left to right) First Row: K. Mustek, D. Vencill, I. Quillen, R. Hafley, president, Mrs. Hanson, sponsor. Second Row: R. Peck, D. Robinette, B. Lucas, L. Snead, J. Parks, C. Vencill, J. Moor, T. Tiller, C. Robinson, R. Luttrell. Third Row: S. Cox, B. Cross, R. Day, S. Lowdermilk, K. Tetter, J. Jessee, K. Rasnake, R. Holmes, K. Bower, R. Hebbs, L. Combs. Fourth Row: D. Vance, J. McComas, T. Jackson, S. Branch, B. Wright, T. Sutherland, N. Meade, R. Settle, N. White, T. Mitchell, P. Holmes, D. Sutherland, T. Garrett, V. Mutter. Fifth Row: B. Farmer, B. Clatterbuck, P. Milton, T. Harmon, M. Crabtree, T. Peay, M. Mitchell, R. Addison, G. Cook, R. Warner, C. Fh-ice, V. Cox, C. Jessee, P. Clark. Sixth Row: D. Whitaker, S. Kiser, T. Wise, D. White, D. Coe, V. Bailey, J. Gilmer, K. Bolling, L. Bostic, K. Henley, C. Smith, M. Moore, B. Chafin, J. Snead, J. Jonas, G. Coleman. FRENCH CLUB: (left to right) First Row: Mrs. Wells, sponsor; D. Trail, Pres.; L. Carr, V.P.; L. Sword, Sec.; R. Parks, Treas. Second Row: L. Addison, D. Statzer, D. Statzer, A. Yates, M. Perkins, A. Artrip, T. Phillips, R. Willis, D. Messer. Third Row: M. Ferguson, D. Harmon, B. Rhea, D. Moore, P. Campbell, L. Bra y, D. Smith, A. Norris, D. Anderson, N. Warner. Fourth Row: S. Britt, L. Sword, B. Taylor, B. Lowe, J. Wilson, S. Raines, S. Worley. Fifth Row: S. Smith, T. Hurd, C. Cox, F. Wilson, R. Kiser, B. Poston, D. Ferguson, P. Ketron, P. Pyle. ! DEBATE CLUB: (left to right) First Row: F. Robinson, M. Moore, K. Bower, Mrs. Fuller, sponsor; R. White, D. Moore, C. Cox. Second Row; M. Hughes, A. Norris, B. Shepard, J. Garrett, B. Rhea, R. Parks, S. Cox. D E C B L A U T B E CHESS CLUB: (left to right) First Row: F. Norris, Pres.; T. Edge, V.P.; S. Cox, Sec.; Mr. Rasnake, sponsor. Second Row: M. Moore, B. Chafin, B. Wyatt, R. Adkins. Third Row: R. Warner, B. Cross, H. Kennedy, C. Vencill. Fourth Row: R. Parks, J. McComas, D. Vance. Fifth Row; P. Kennedy, J. Fogleman, L. Carr, Corky Smith. Sixth Row: J. Jonas, J. Sizemore, G. Coleman, J. Luttrell. Seventh Row: M. Ball, W. Turner, J. Garrett, J. Snead. 105 1975 PIONEER Debora Moore, Editor- in- Chief Ass’t Editors; Jim Garrett, Sharon Assistants; Paul Jenks, Cheryl Cox 106 tij o o Co toqtr o THE PATHFINDER PATHFINDER STAFF: Mrs. Ratliff, Sponsor; B. Spangler, Editor; J. Fogleman, Managing Editor. 2nd Row; P. Kennedy, B. Wyatt, C. Osborne, J. Smith, B. Roman, B. Breeding, D. Robinson, J. Jessee, K. Rasnake. 3rd Row: T. Campbell, J. Ea sterly, D. Jones, A. Sword, K. Smith, J. Castle, D. Anderson; N. Warner, P. Bull. 4th Row; G. Caldwell, B. Long, M. Wagnor, R. Addison, B. Cross, J. Hall, E. Settle, B. Fhickett, E. Settle. SCIENCE CLUB: 1st ROW; S. MacNeil, B. Breeding, president; M. Hughes, v-pres.; F. Robinson, sec.-treas. 2nd Row; D. Jennings, D. Robinson, K. Rasnake, J. Jessee, R. Hafley, J. Candler, J. Castle, E. Counts, S. Skeens. 3rd Row; R. Taylor, E. Settle, J. Fogleman, E. Settle, D. Vencill, D. Anderson, D. Moore, B. Richardson. 4th Row: K. Lynch, sponsor; B. Cross, R. D. Snead, C. Smith, G. Jonas, R. Rasnake, B. Shepard, J. Garrett, R. A. White, I. Dye, A. Jessee, L. Bevins, H. Adams, sponsor. 108 LIBRARY The library is thought of as the center of all activities in the school academically as well as socially. In fact, the school library has been labeled as the country’s unique contribution to the science of education. It is an im- portant auxiliary in the search for answers to questions which grow out of school work. Remem- ber the book is the chief tool of the intellectual, for the aca- demically talented benefit most from wide and intensive reading. All library material is ordered, cataloged, and shelved for im- mediate circulation to the entire school population. Varied activities find the li- brary a suitable setting. Research workers study the card catalog and the Readers Guide which serve as guides to the storehouse of information found in the shelves. Important meetings are conducted in the library. Often students and instructors find a spare moment for reading. Miss Howard and Mrs. Baker, the library clerk, strive to pro- vide worthwhile and varied book and non-book materials to ac- commodate the students and the teachers of the school. 109 T ' ilTfTiinrTi-ffi % I OUR HELPERS Cooks: Ann Hobson, Betty Wagoner, Sue Hughes, Geraldine Rasnake, Elma Holmes. Robert Musick Custodians Thomas Stoats 112 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Charles C. Long Principal Earl Bryant Assistant Principal Linda Garrett Sandra Parker Secretaries The faculty and ad- ministration of LHS are the ‘ backbone” of our school. We should pay tribute to them for their patience, understanding, and guidance. Guidance Lucy Gilmer, Beverly Puckett Mrs. Hester Adams MA Science, History Mrs. Nancy Baker Library Clerk Mr. Kim Bolling BS Phys. Ed., Driver’s Ed. Mrs. Doris Bundy BS Business Mr. Kerry Ellinger BS Science Mr. James Farley BA Phys. Ed., Driver’s Ed. Mr. Stan Ferrell BA Math Mrs. Polly Gilbert BS Business Mrs. Helen Gilmer MA English, History Mrs. Lucy Gilmer BS Guidance Mr. Roger Glovier BS Choir, Band Mrs. Jo Hanson BS Spanish, English Mr. Paul Helvey BA History Mr. Sidney Johnson BA Agriculture Miss Nell Howard M.Ed. Librarian 114 Mr. Craig Lipscomb BA Math Mrs. Keele Lynch BA Biology Mrs. Roberta Perkins BS History Mrs. Mary Pruner BS Business Mrs. Beverly Puckett MS Guidance Mr. George Rasnake BA Math, Science Mrs. Tempie Ratliff BS English Mrs. Eleanor Reid MA English Mrs. Gail Robinson BS English, Speech Mrs. Caroline Sabo BA English Mrs. Carol VanHook BS Home Economics Mrs. Louella Vicars BS English Mrs. Janette Wagoner BS Business Mrs. Debra Wells BA French, History Miss Ruth Whitt BS Phys. Ed. 115 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Paul Campbell, President; John Kegley, Vice- president; Jenny Candler, Secretary; Jim Garrett, Treasurer; Robert Parks, Reporter, CLASS MOTTO: We are not afraid of CLASS FLOWER: Roses tomorrow, for we have seen yesterday, and love today. CLASS COLOR: Pastels 116 Ball, Mike Baldwin, Lois Bailey, Glenda Anderson, David 117 Campbell, Paul Candler, Jeannie Cantrell, Teresa Cantrell, Virginia Chaney, Donita Chapman, Judy Chappell, Sharon Clatterhuck, Becky Clatterbuck, Cathy Collins, Tim Combs, Janey 118 Cook, Janice Cox, Donna Cumbow, Linda Davis, Phillip Day, James Deskins, Johnny Duty, Darrell Edge, Teresa Ferguson, Donald Fields, Doyle Fields, Linda 119 Fogleman, Sharon Garrett, Danny Garrett, Jim Garrett, Suzanne Gilmer, Ben Griffith, Connie Hall, Jay Harmon, Darrell Harrison, Ricky Hay dock, Jennifer Helton, Robert g] Hendrickson, Carl Hendrickson, Susie Holmes, David j Hubbard, Charles Huffman, Joan Hughes, Franklin Hughes, Judy 121 Jackson, Sherry Jessee, Sharon Jessee, Vickie Johnson, Carolyn Jonas, Gary Kegley, Bill Kegley, John Kiser, Dennis Kiser, Robert Leidy, Shirley 122 Lewis, Jay Ling, Terry Lowe, Brenda Monk, Michael Mitchell, Tammy Meade, Penny Lynthlin, Walter MacNeil, Steve McFarland, Jerry McGlothin, Carol 123 Moore, Debora Mullins, Ronnie Munsey, Sherry Musick, Bernice Musick, Helen Musick, Kathy Musick, Sandra Nipper, David Norris, Ann Osborne, Deborah Osborne, Joyce Osborne, Steve Parks, Nancy Parks, Robert Proffitt, Skaron Puckett, Beverly Puckett, Doris Rasnake, Ronnie Ray, Joyce Rhea, Billy Rhea, Debra 125 Rhea, Mickey Rhea, Pat Richards, Curtis Richardson, Becky Salyer, Wade Robinson, Frieda Settle, Elizabeth Rose, Steve - Settle, Ellen Sayler, Brenda Shelley, Andy Skeens, Fern Smith, Dean Smith, Gary Smith, Richard Spangler, Becky Steele, Teddy Steelman, Lisa Stevens, Rhonda i 127 Turner Windell Trail, Donna Stiltner, Cindy Sykes, Larry Vance, Teresa Vencill, Patty Wagoner, Larry Warner, Sally Watson, Robert Waugh, Connie White, Charles % Whittington, Betty Williams, Gary Wilson, Mike NOT PICTURED: Adams, Goldie Kegley Dye, Larry Adams, Leon Fields, Albert Chafin, Teresa Rasnake Fogleman, Frankie Holmes, Freda Sutherland, Sheila Sykes, Mike JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (left to right): Bobby Farmer, President; Ian Dye, Vice-president; James Taylor, Secretary; and Wilson, Treasurer. CLASS MOTTO: “Today we follow; tomorrow we lead. ” CLASS FLOWER: Red and White Roses CLASS COLORS: Scarlet Red and Gray Adams, Sarah Addison, Ronnie Alexander, Eddie Artrip, Anthony Artrip, Mark 130 Atwell, Ramona Barrett, Robert Barton, David Belcher, Linda Belcher, Terry Bevins, Patsy Blankenship, Randy Breeding, Brenda Browning, Kim Bryant, Russell Bryant, Scotty Burrell, Wanda Caldwell, Gary Campbell, Joe Clark, Dennis Coe, Alan Cox, Cheryl Crabtree, Mike Dawson, Tim Day, Rhonda Cross, Billy Cross, Don Cumbow, Bill Earls, Roy Easterly, Patsy Farmer, Bobby Farmer, Cathy Farmer, Donna Ferguson, Karen Ferguson, Mary Jean Ferguson, Rita 132 Fields, Debbie Fields, Gwylyn Fields, James Fields, Randy Fogleman, Judy Gilmer, Kelly Gilmer, Vincent Gobble, Wiley Garrett, Margaret Gent, Billie Godsey, Ada Griffith, Jacqueline Hafley, Roberta Hagy, Rickie Hale, Robert Hall, Jayne Haney, Susan Harmon, Jeffrey 133 Hart, Lester Howe, John Hubbard, Leonard Huff, Joe Hurd, Frank Jessee, Jan Jenks, Paul Jessee, Richard Jonas, Mike Kegley, Donna Kegley, Shirley Kennedy, Homer King, Charles King, Roger Kiser, Belinda Kiser, Conley Lampkins, Kathy Lampkins, Mary 134 Lampkins, Sammy Lasley, Donnie Lasley, Howard Lowe, David Luttrell, Jerry Mabry, Mike McCall, Cha rles McComas, Dina Lea Moor, Jan Mullins, Tony Musick, Carolyn Miller, Gary Miller, June Musick, Marilyn Musick, Sharon Norris, Frank Osborne, Carol Owens, David Parks, Vanessa Powers, Phillip Price, Wilma Pruett, Valerie Puckett, Darrell Puckett, Lewis Purcell, Eddie Purcell, Alan O’Quinn, Pat Raines, Susan Rasnake, Diana Rasnake, Karen Rasnake, Ricky Rasnake, Sheila Rhea, Nancy Rickman, Cindy Robinette, Cathy Robbins, Ronnie 136 Robinson, Clifford Robinson, Deborah Rose, Byron Ross, Sandra Salyers, Peggy Salyers, Phillip Settle, Steve Sexton, Vickie Skeen, Fred Slate, Brenda Smith, Jane Smith, Janet Smith, Judy Smith, Shirley Snead, Keith Statzer, Retha Stef fey, Tony Stevens, Donna 137 Steuens, Renita Stinson, Billy Tackett, Debbie Taylor, James Taylor, Rebecca Thompson, Rick Turner, John Vance, Greg Vencill, Debbie Wagoner, Sherry Walden, James Walls, Allen VanDyke, Kenneth VanDyke, Vickie Walters, Lynn Wampler, Cheryl Warner, Bonnie Warner, Carolyn 138 Not Pictured: Addington, Larry Andrews, Robert Mustek, Jackie Parrott, Scott I 139 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Sandra Poston, president: Susan Williams (not pictured), vice-president; Ricky Smith, secretary-treasurer. Adams, Linda Anderson, Donna Artrip, Benny Bailey, Patty Bailey, Tim Baker, Gary Baldwin, Becky Ball, Leon Barton, Ange Beavers, David Bevins, Larry Bishop, Ricky 140 Boardwine, Charles Boardwine, Donna Boothe, Emit Breeding, Anna Jean Breeding, Jimmy Breeding, Ricky Breeding, Velma Brown, Billy Browning, Susan Bryant, Joyce Bull, Pennye Burke, Bobby Burke, Kathy Burrell, Pam Campbell, Joey Campbell, Robert Campbell, Tammy Campbell, Stan Carrier, Steve Carter, Allen Carter, Karen Castle, Jane Chapman, Deborah Clark, Kay Clark, Randy Clevinger, Polly Collins, Benny Collins, Dara Combs, Teresa Cook, Debra Couch, Penny Counts, Eric Cox, Carolyn Cox, Kathy Cox, Tena Crabtree, Tammy 141 Dale, Patsy Dilks, Betsy Duff, Debra Dye, Kathy Dale, Jackie Davis, Mike Davis, Tony Dorton, Michael Duty, Joe Duty, Mike Eads, Tim Easterly, Judy Easterly, Curtis Earls, Kirk Fields, Billy Fields, Brenda Fields, Cleo Fields, James Fields, Kendall Fields, Robert Gamble, Gail Garrett, Bill Garrett, Billy Garrett, David Garrett, Sammy Gilmer, Roger Gillenwater, Uetta Grizzle, Johnny Gross, Bobby Hagy, Sue Hart, Mary Helton, Harold Helton, Nancy Hess, Kevin Horton, Shirley Howard, Sammy 142 Hubbard, Dari Hughes, Frank Jackson, Carmen Jackson, James Jackson, Wayne Jessee, Ann Johnson, Betty Jones, Darlene Johnson, Bobby Jordan, Judy Kegley, Kathy Kegley, Terry Keith, Wilson Killen, Pam King, Cheryl Lambert, Rocky Leidy, Richard Loudermilk, Scotty Long, Benny Lucas, Betsy McFadden, Tim Meade, Marjorie Minton, Sara Monk, Billy Moore, Donald Mullins, Alice Musick, Betty Musick, Bill Musick, Charlotte Musick, Dean Musick, Giles Musick, Karen Musick, Wilma Osborne, Susie Osborne, Ronnie Patrick, Connie 143 Porter, Patty Poston, Sandra FYice, Chester Puckett, Patina Puckett, Randy Purcell, Gail Quillen, Ira Rasnake, Anna Rasnake, Edna Ray, Harold Reynolds, Bobby Robinson, John Robinson, Marsha Roman, Belinda Rose, Randy Salyer, Evelyn Sexton, Charlotte Skeens, Gay Skeen, Swaine Smith, David Smith, Gay Smith, Karen Smith, Kathy Smith, Ricky Smith, Tony Snead, R. D. Stallard, Eddie Statzer, Darless Stevens, Ricky Stinson, Lana Sutherland, Claude Sutherland, Jimmy Sword, Ann Sykes, Rita Taylor, Sherry Talbert, Tammy 144 Thomas, James Thompson, Terry Vance, Barbara Vance, Glenda VanHook, Martha Vencill, Chuck Wagoner, Mike Waine, Kim Walls, Phyllis Warner, Nancy Warner, Patricia Waugh, Sherry White, Laura White, Rita Williams, Billy Williams, Susan Wolfe, Danny Wyatt, Bobby i Not pictured: I Boyd, Luther Cook, Danny Cook, David Elam, Mike Kennedy, Paul Miller, June Monk, Mike Tuggle, Ray FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: James Snead, President; Sheila Cox, Vice-president; Linda Bostic, Secretary. Addison, Lorie Addison, Randy Adkins, Randy Akers, Michael Ancona, Nancy Armstrong, James 146 Coleman, Garry Collins, Julie Combs, Larry Combs, Robin Cook, Dewey Artrip, Bobby Bailey, Ricky Bailey, Vanessa Ball, Connie Ball, Jeffrey Barton, Dean Barton, Ricky Beaves, Richard Blankenship, Pam Blankenship, Randall Blevins, Johnny Boardwine, Linda Boardwine, Gerald Boardwine, Vickie Bolling, Kay Bostic, Linda Bower, Kay Branch, Stephanie Britt, Sarah Broady, Danny Buckles, Mike Burrell, Cheryl Campbell, Richard Cantrell, Terry Carpenter, Alvin Carr, Lora Chafin, Benny Clark, Pat Coe, Deborah 147 Cox, Valerie Crabtree, Earl Crabtree, Martha Crabtree, Richie Dale, James Dishman, Kelly Dishman, Tammy Dotson, Norma Duty, Don Dye, Stanley Earls, Mike Easterly, Bobby Easterly, Wayne Ferguson, Diana Ferguson, Kenny Fields, Allen Fields, Greg Fields, Jackie Fogleman, Charles Franklin, Bill Frazier, Bruce Garrett, Ricky Garrett, Sandra Garrett, Teresa Gilmer, Charlie Gilmer, Jenny Gray, Leslie Hackney, David Hafley, Fred 148 Hagy, Joe Harmon, Tammy Helton, Danny Helton, Ronald Henley, Kim Hess, Donna Hicks, Robert Hobbs, Rodney Holmes, Pam Holmes, Ricky Honaker, Danny Honaker, Ricky Hubbard, Ralph Hubbard, Gary Hughes, Betty Hurd, Tammy Jackson, David Jackson, Shirley Jackson, Teresa Jessee, Cindy Johnson, Carlos Johnson, Jimmy Johnson, Mary Jonas, Jerry Jones, Debbie Jones, Tammy Keith, Wilma Ketron, Phillip Kiser, Carol 149 Lasley, Mike A. Lesley, Mike D. Lee, Vickie Luttrell, Roseann Lynthlin, Stella Maddux, Jane Mabry, Kenneth McComas, Bobby McComas, Jenna McFadden, Anthony Meade, Nancy Messer, Debbie Miller, Donnie Miller, Kurt Milton, Pam Mills, Tommy Mitchell, Mark Mitchell, Teresa Moore, Michael Mullins, Timothy Musick, Cliff Musick, Jerry Musick, Randy Mutter, Vicky Nash, Dean Parks, Jimmy Peay, Tom Peck, Randy Perkins, Melissa Phillips, David Phillips, Judy Phillips, Tammy Poston, Becky Price, Cliff 150 1 ! I I I Pruett, Jasper Powers, Carol Puckett, David Puckett, Gary Pyle, Paul Ramsey, Herman Ray, Donna Ray, Sherman Rhea, Allen Rhea, Leslie Robinette, Donna Robinson, Carlene Robinson, Stephen Salyers, Teresa Settle, Carolyn Settle, Janet Sexton, Larry Sizemore, Sharon Skeen, James Smith, Cindy Smith, Debbie Smith, Ronnie Snead, James Snead, Louise Statzer, Donna Statzer, Dorothy Stevens, Barbara Stinson, Diane Suite, Larry Sutherland, Debbie Sutherland, Tammy Sword, Debbie Sword, Laura Sword, Lisa 151 Taylor, William Tetter, Kathy Tignor, Darlene Tiller, Teresa Tompa, Bobby Trail, Billy Vance, Dennis Warner, Fay Warner, Randy Whitaker, Diane White, Debbie White, Michael White, Nancy White, Sheila White, Spenser Whited, Roy Williams, Paul Willis, Tammy Wilson, Freddie Wilson, Teresa Wise, Tammy Witt, Doug Worley, Scott Wright, Barbara Yates, Allen Yates, Ava Sykes, Debbie Sykes, Sandy Tackett, Donnie Taylor, Jackie Not pictured: Ball, Connie Elam, Penny Martin, Charlene White, Kathy Stockman, Jeffrey Webb, Michael Webb, Terry 152 As the last page of this, the 1975 Pioneer”, was completed I experienced feelings of sadness, thanks and hope. Sadness because its end marks the end of many activities for me and I shall be leaving LHS; Thanks because it’s finished and for all the great help that I had from the entire annual staff and the sponsors. Sharon, Paul, Teresa and Cheryl are really tops!!! and finally hope. I hope that the 1975 Pioneer” has caught some of your year. I would like to especially thank Miss Howard, Mrs. Bundy and Mr. Long. Without them this annual could have never gone to the press. I would also like to thank those friends who helped me ughout the year when I needed encouragement. uld like to wish next Year’s staff all the luck h€ world with their year. Jp Editor- in- Chief he business managers, Patty Vencill and Tam- Mitchell wish to express their deep apprecia- bly the individuals and business firms whose us contributions helped to make the publica- he 1975 Pioneer” possible. COMPLIMENTS OF MITCHELL ' S INC. 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SEARS CATALOGUE SALES MERCHANT USE SEARS EASY CREDIT PLANS SHOP AT HOME BY PHONE 889-2242 LEBANON, VIRGINIA MR. MRS. DON ELKINS, OWNER COMPLIMENTS OF DR. WILLIAM R. HENLEY LEBANON SERVICE CENTER TIRES, BATTERIES S H STAMPS PHONE 889-9843 LEBANON, VIRGINIA SINGLETON ' S DISCOUNT CENTER LEBANON, VIRGINIA J H TACK SHOP P.O. BOX 83 West Main St. LEBANON, VA. 24266 (703) 889-2952 _l WEST END MARKET I LEBANON, VIRGINIA ' PHONE 889-1133 WRIGHT ' S TIRE AND RECAPPING “YOUR LOCAL FIRESTONE DEALER” PHONE 889-351 1 LEBANON, VIRGINIA JAY ' S T.V. YOUR MOTOROLA DEALERS PHONE 889-3215 LEBANON, VIRGINIA 169 CAMPBELL MOTORS, INC. MONTGOMERY WARDS LEE’S SALES AGENCY JACK AND MARGARET BAILEY PHONE 889-2370 LEBANON, VIRGINIA Lebanon, Virginia PHONE 889-9847 OPEN -7 A.M. to 10 P.M. ROAD SERVICE MINOR REPAIR WASH WAX TASTEE-FREEZE “THE FRIENDLIEST AND BEST SERVICE” LEBANON, VIRGINIA 170 2701 LEE HIGHWAY U.S. HWYS. 11, 19 58 BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 24201 COMPLIMENTS OF CASTLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL COMPLIMENTS OF CAVALIER DRIVE-IN GALLIHER ' S UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE COMPANY FABRICS MR. MRS. SAM GALLIHER - OWNER LEBANON, VIRGINIA Phone 889-3120 KEENE OUTLET ROYSTER-BARRETT FERTILIZER COMPANY, INC. LEBANON, VIRGINIA KEN ' S GULF JESSEE HILLMAN PHARMACY YOUR HEALTH IS OUR BUSINESS PHONE 889-2151 LEBANON, VIRGINIA CASTLE CHEVROLET JUNE LEBANON, VIRGINIA DON 889-3600 SERVING RUSSELL COUNTY OVER 50 YEARS NATIONWIDE INSURANCE BUDLEY BURNS AND LYMAN COUNTS LEBANON, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF LEBANON AUTO SUPPLY MAIN ST.P.O. BOX 777 LEBANON, VIRGINIA LEBANON DEPARTMENT STORE LEBANON, VIRGINIA WESTERN AUTO STORE LEBANON, VIRGINIA PHONE 889-1851 THE LEBANON NEWS “RUSSELL COUNTY FAMILY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1880” LEBANON, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA ANN JEWELERS LEBANON, VIRGINIA 171 EVELYN BOLLING COMPLIMENTS OF KING KONG ROBERT M. GREEN CO., INC. ROSEDALE, VA. 24280 BROWN ' S AUTO T RAILER SALES ROSEDALE, VA. PHONE 889-2434 BEST DEALS IN TOWN COMPLIMENTS OF LARRY WYSOR, INC. ROSEDALE, VIRGINIA CHRYSLER DODGE PLYMOUTH AUTHORIZED DEALER PHONE 8894073 EARL ' S GULF AND GROCERY ROSEDALE, VIRGINIA 172 HONAKER PHARMACY PHONE 873-5148 HONAKER, VIRGINIA HONAKER FUNERAL HOME HONAKER, VIRGINIA EARL ' S SUPER MARKET HONAKER, VIRGINIA PHONE 873-5153 WESTERN AUTO HONAKER, VIRGINIA PAT ' S PONTIAC. BUICK, GMC INC. P.O. BOX 278 RT. 67 RAVEN, VA. 2 MILES WEST OF RICHLANDS RICHLANDS RENTALS COMPANY RENTALS AND SALES OF TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT PHONE 964-4065 RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA VANDY ' S RESTAURANT RT.460 RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF BALL BROS. FURNITURE CO. 1928 FRONT STREET RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA 24641 PHONE 964-2516 173 COMPLIMENTS OF VILLAGE CENTER CLEVELAND, VIRGINIA CLEVELAND SERVICE SHOP 24 HOUR RECKER SERVICE EXXON SERVICE - GUNS - TIRE RECAPPING STATE INSPECTION STATION U-HAUL RENTALS SCOTT JOHNSON PHONE 889-3 1 1 8 CLEVELAND, VIRGINIA SURRATT ' S CARPET CLINTWOOD 926-5751 ST. PAUL 762-5218 DEALERS IN ARMSTRONG TREND MEADE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE PHONE 762-8441 ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA STEWART ' S FURNITURE APPLIANCE COMPANY, INC. 39 BROAD STREET ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA 24283 PHONE 762-8311 HOME OF FINE FURNITURE G.E. APPLIANCES R.C.A. TELEVISION STEWART PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. PRINTERS - PUBLISHERS OF THE CLINCH VALLEY TIMES ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA BILL ' S CLOTH SHOP CASTLEWOOD, VIRGINIA BILL ' S FABRIC INC. HIGHWAY N. 63 SUN, VIRGINIA 174 BILL ' S MUSIC SHOP 480 EAST MAIN STREET ABINGDON, VIRGINIA AMPEG LUDWIG PHONE 628-2671 LEBLANC BACH ROGERS SELMER ARMSTRONG FLUTES OLDS KIRS GIBSON FENDER BENNIE ' S RECORD SHOP 500 EAST MAIN STREET ABINGDON, VIRGINIA PHONE 628-9556 ALBUMS TAPES R.C.A. PHONOGRAPHS RADIOS, TAPE PLAYERS ABIXGDOX MOTOR COMPAIVY INCORPORATED INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 81 - EXIT 7 ABINGDON. VIRGINIA 24210 3 am� rB Mutual SttHttrattre (Emtipatty OF WASHINGTON COU NTY, VI RG I N I A BOX 827 640 WEST MAIN STREET ABINGDON, VIRGINIA 24210 SINGLETON ' S AUTO PARTS ABINGDON, VIRGINIA erREER SOM JEWELERS 253 WEST MAIN STREET ABINGDON. - VIRGINIA 24210 DEBUSK PETROLEUM INC. ABINGDON, VIRGINIA WRIGHT EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. PHONE 628-5126 ABINGDON - BRISTOL HIGHWAY ABINGDON, VIRGINIA 175 fcuprly’a-Sj’iai} S ljop SaatgatP S lfopptng (Crntpr Ahtng nn. Hirgima 24210 ABINGDON ANIMAL DRUGS, INC. 498 EAST MAIN STREET ABINGDON, VIRGINIA 24210 PHONE (703) 628-9526 “A FRIEND OF THE FARMER” J. C. VAN EQUIPMENT CO. CASE FARM MACHINERY SALES SERVICE ABINGDON, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF CHAPIN MOBILE HOMES ROSEDALE, VIRGINIA PHONE 889-4432 SOUTHWEST MOTORS OF BRISTOL, INC. 3095 LEE HIGHWAY P.O. Box 904 BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 24201 PHONE 466-2544 SOUTHERN MOTORS INC. ABINGDON HIGHWAY VOLKSWAGEN BRISTOL, VIRGINIA Southeastern fnusic ‘‘Serving Your Musical Needs Completely CORNER STATE A PIEDMONT BRISTOL. VIRGINIA 24201 VALLEYDALE PACKERS, INC. BRISTOL, VIRGINIA GOODMAN JEWELERS 532 STATE STREET BRISTOL, TENNESSEE 37620 •H.PKinfiCo. STATE ST. BRISTOL, TENN. 37620 UNISEX MEN WOMEN HAIRSTYLING COURTHOUSE, LTD. BRISTOL, TENNESSEE 644 STATE STREET SOUTHSIDE CENTER BRISTOL, TENN. 37620 DIXIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 24210 CLEVELAND SUPERMARKET CLEVELAND, VIRGINIA BEVERLY, BECKY, ELLEN, CHOBIE, ROBERT, KIM COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND GO BIG RED COMPLIMENTS OF RANDY ROSE SAMMY HOWARD COMPLIMENTS OF KATHLEEN FULLER HONAKER AUTO PARTS HONAKER, VIRGINIA RANCH-ETTE DRIVE-IN HANSONVILLE, VIRGINIA BUSH’S MARKET LEBANON, VIRGINIA 889-1889 ELIZABETH’S BEAUTY SALON LEBANON, VIRGINIA GILBERT’S GROCERY 889-3002 LEBANON, VIRGINIA BARTON’S INS MARKET OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. HWY 19 EAST OF LEBANON C H HEATING SHOP CLINTON HESS 889-2245 LOHR’S BEAUTY SALON SPECIALITY SHOP GIFT SHOP DEAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE LEBANON, VIRGINIA PHONE 889-1600 LEBANON CARPET CENTER CARPET SALES INSTALLATION PHONE 889-3095 LEBANON, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF WOODROW W. BARRETT TREASURER OF RUSSELL COUNTY COMPLIMENTS OF G. W. COZZOLINO CERLK OF RUSSELL COUNTY SALLY’S BEAUTY CORNER LEBANON, VIRGINIA PHONE 889-1550 OAK’S SERVICE STATION TIRES, BATTERIES, ACC. BRUCE KENDOLL, MECHANIC ROSEDALE, VA. BOBBY PRICE, OWNER 178 BELFAST GENERAL STORE BELFAST, VIRGINIA MILTON’S CASH STORE CASTLEWOOD, VA. PORTER AUTO SALES ST. PAUL, VA. CITGO SERVICE STATION ST. PAUL, VA. CLINCH MOTORS, INC. ST. PAUL, VA. RIVERSIDE GROCERY ST. PAUL, VA. SEARS CATALOG SALES MERCHANT ST. PAUL, VA. GRIFFITH SERVICE STATION SHERMAN WALLACE HEREFORD CATTLE CLEVELAND, VA. 889-3478 “FOR THE FINEST IN LADIES’ SHOES’’ SHOE BOUTIQUE WASHINGTON FARMERS COOP. ABINGDON, VIRGINIA 628-3571 MORRELL’S SHOE STORE CONVERSE TENNIS SHOES ABINGDON, VA. PATTERSON DEAN, INC. PHOTOGRAPHERS 319 WEST MAIN STREET ABINGDON, VA. 628-2861 ARNOLD’S JEWELERS 321 WEST MAIN STREET ABINGDON, VA. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. GEORGE R. PETERS TOMMY’S DRIVE IN MAIN STREET ABINGDON, VA. 628-7 1 00 619 WEST MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF KISER FURNITURE COMPANY ABINGDON, VIRGINIA TILLER’S DEPARTMENT STORE HONAKER, VIRGINIA 180 CITY AUTO SALES NEW AND USED CARS AND BODY SHOP HONAKER, VIRGINIA PHONE 873-2701 HONAKER GULF STATION PHONE 873-7881 HONAKER, VIRGINIA B G MOTORS CAMPER SALES SERVICE RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA PHONE 946-5606 SHAN-D 1 4 MILE NORTH OF SVCC BIG RECREATION ROOM DELICIOUS FOOD MR. DEE’S RESTAURANT SEPARATE TAP ROOM RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA PIZZA’S CAFETERIA STYLE PHONE 964-24 1 5 BUFFET RICHLANDS SWAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA 24641 RAY’S TRADING POST ABINGDON RT. 6 628-683 1 SUNOCO SERVICE CENTER 628-7983 ATWELL EQUIPMENT ALLIS CHALMERS SURGE EQUIPMENT GREENDALE EXXON HWY. 19 WAMPLER’S GULF RT. 6 ABINGDON, VA. WHITE EXCAVATING CO. CRUSHED STONE MINE SAFETY DUST HWY. 58 CASTLEWOOD, VA. 762-2141 CASTLEWOOD FARM SUPPLY RT. 2 CASTLEWOOD, VA. FERTILIZER FEED FROSTY BOSSIE ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA BEN FRANKLIN ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA j COMPLIMENTS OF HARGIS FLOWERS AND GIFTS Lebanon, Va. 889-2831 Abingdon, Va. 628-3181 Johnny Smith, Owner SMITH FLORAL GALLERY Designs of Elegance Lebanon, Va. 24266 Phone 889-3324 24-Hour Service 181 COMPLIMENTS OF JACK TRAYER KERN’S BAKERY P.O. Box 549 BRISTOL, VA.-TENN. GRAVELICK GROCERY ROUTE I BOX 116 BILLY TAYLOR CASTLEWOOD DeVAULT’S, INC. 705 State Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 taucel I Bristol. Tpnnpss nci Virnini;! fvInrA IPQQ THE ee 1 1 1 Commonwealth Avenue THE RECORD SHOP 1 1 Hills Volunteer Plaza Bristol, Virginia Bristol, Tennessee THE JEWEL BOX “YOUR FRIENDLY JEWELRY STORE” 529 State Street HOME OWNED AND OPERATED Bristol, Virginia DAMRON TILLER LEBANON, VIRGINIA Ws. BALL GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF CARL ESSIE 182 I •i i 1 ( i i i t (r, f - t . ' f ■t 4 - :i ' . 1 : a '