Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

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Wintle 1976 PIONEER Volume XXXII Lebanon High School Lebanon, Virginia EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Cheryl Cox BUSI NESS MANAG E R De bbie Tackett STAFF Paul Jenks Jane Castle Judy Easterly Rick Smith Mike Moore SPONSORS Nell Howard Doris Bundy 3 mk sM imsasj MMm M i: - k;j kman iuvi 88|§88 B8| M SgJ j a a “iA 88 88 Ij M rt • ' KtSm ■v v • %.v . ..- . ctf av � .r!c?fv !•-.••■ •• f ' ' VK ' • s • v y yx v . ; -V } yf ' } ' n„. A new year at LHS: For some jt wa§ ( be the first; for some, the lastfbwt for ail was to bring new acquaintances, new experi- ’• ,i . ences and new knowledge. The most we can do now is to watch events and be as well prepared as possible. Abraham “Lincoln FOOTBALL FOOTBALL TEAM: 1st row: R. Thompson, A. Coe, D. Owens, R. Bryant, B. Cross, D. Lowe, R. Hale, C. King, S. Dye, H. Kennedy. 2nd row: S. Campbell, D. Garrett, T. Kegley, R. Smith, R. Addison, B. Trail, R. Steffey, P. Stoots, J. Adams, D. Hobson. 3rd row: S. Garrett, T. Thompson, D. Honake r, J. Nipper, P. Henley, D. Moore, M. Cook, R. Hobbs, B. Tompa, R. Breeding. 4th row: K. Mabry, J. Addington, K. Ferguson, manager; F. Wilson, B. Garrett. 10 Coaches: C. Lipscomb, J. Farley, E. Bryant, R. Duncan. Charlie King received the Jaycee Sportsmanship Award. ALL-DISTRICT FOOTBALL: R. Smith, R. Bryant, who was also chosen MVP; D. Garrett, R. Breeding, A. Coe, R. Thompson, R, Hale, B. Garrett. f 1975 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Lebanon 18 Clintwood 33 Lebanon 28 Haysi 12 Lebanon 7 Saltville 0 Lebanon 21 Honaker 0 Lebanon 23 Pennington 15 Lebanon 18 Castlewood 55 Lebanon 44 St. Paul 6 Lebanon 13 J. J. Kelly 28 Lebanon 42 Hurley 12 Lebanon 22 Twin Springs 13 12 13 sBXSSk nl Iff s 1 L� r .t - 1 M -f ' f % |1 VARSITY: Tammy Talbert, captain; Shirley Jackson, Karen Smith, Betsy Dilks, Cheryl King, Joyce Bryant. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS The football cheerlead- ers for the 1975-1976 school year displayed their spirit, enthusiasm, and concern for the players, as well as their Pioneer pride. They planned pep rallies and school activities to promote school spirit. 14 15 FLUTES: S. Branch, D. Messer, D. Cross, L. Bryant, M. Perkins, C. Settle, L. Jessee, C. Burrell. CLARINETS: J. Castle, S. Cox, R. Luttrell, T. Jackson, R. Smith, K Smith, J. McComas, J. Gilmer, L. Bostic, T. Garrett, T. Sutherland, M. Robinson, R. Barrett, B. Akers, P. Amos, R. Witt, D. Sutherland, T. Rasnick, J. Scales, C Collins, K. Musick, S. Easterly, A. Jessee, L. Adams, P. Meade, A. Yates. ALTO CLARINET: K. Carter. ALTO SAXOPHONE: G. Coleman, D. Jones, V. Bailey, R Campbell, D. Anderson, J. Jessee, J. Easterly, T. Campbell. TRUMPETS: J. Parks, K. Tetter, K. Bower, B. McComas, D. White, D. Coe, B. Campbell, J. Campbell, G Munsey, R. Quillen, M. Underwood, F. Nunley, O. Hillman, L. Spangler, C. Owens, J. Wilson, S. Wagoner, T. Snead, J. Griffith. BARITONES: P. Clark, J. Jonas, M Skeens. TROMBONES: M. Moore, R. Campbell, R. Bishop, B. Chafin, E. Counts, R. Rose. BASSES: S. Carrier, S. Howard. PERCUSSION: R. Holmes, D. Vance, D Steele, M. Akers, L. Stiltner, M. White, R. Lambert. 16 Roger Glovier, Director Kay Bolling, Drum Majorette Majorettes: Nancy Meade Kim Henley Sarah Adams Cindy Smith FLAG CORPS: D. Robinson, C. Pauley, M, Van Hook, captain, B. ALL REGIONALS: Pat Clark, Jane Castle, Pam Meade, Ann Jessee, Gent, S. Poston, D, Whitaker, V, Mutter, P, Burrell, K. Suite, T. Jimmy Parks, Campbell, J. Jordan, R. Taylor. Pat Clark received the Student ' s Award. : FICERS: R. Holmes, Captain, Drum corps; A. Yates, historian; K. Henley, Head Majorette; K. Carter, Secretary; M. nHook, Captain, Flag corps; K. Boiling, Drum majorette; J. Castle, Vice-president; K. Bower, Treasurer; S. Cox, ssident. 17 mM ili . The Lebanon High School Pioneer Marching Band had a very good year. After the band members became ac- quainted with each other they began to work . . . and work . . . and work! Their work and spirit showed as they repre- sented LHS in different competitions, always bringing home splendid reports and top ratings. 19 HOMECOMING WEEK The week before Home- coming was a busy week for everyone, especially the SCA, as they scheduled the parade, bon- fire and dance, coordinated the election of the Homecoming court, and ordered the mums. The work lessened, but the ex- citement grew more intense as the week wore on, and it ended with a bang, leaving everyone satisfied that their efforts had paid off. 20 21 22 First came the parade, with the judging of the floats. That night, many students warmed themselves by the bon- fire. The next day, Halloween in fact, we were dismissed from our afternoon classes to watch Lebanon triumph over Hurley. Saturday evening we celebrated our victory with the Homecoming dance. We danced to the music of C.C. Express, and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. It was the perfect end to an exciting week. 23 VJ v HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN Jan Jessee, Bobby Farmer SENIOR ATTENDANTS Fred Jessee, Carol Osborne SENIOR ATTENDANTS Billy Stinson, Donna Kegley SENIOR ATTENDANTS David Owens, Belinda Roman 24 JUNIOR ATTENDANTS David Garrett, Sandra Poston FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS Ronnie Steffey, Lorri Duty SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Randy Addison, Nancy Meade Mr. Frank Horton served as parade marshal, and crowned Jan Jessee 1976 Homecoming Queen. Former Homecoming Queen Connie Griffith crowned Bobby Farmer 1976 Home- coming King. 25 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM: K. Howe, K. Hughes, L. Adams, J. Bryant, R. Campbell, T. Talbert, T. Mitchell, R. Day, S. Easterly, D. Lasley, K. Bolling, P. Meade, K. Rasnake and J. Easterly, managers. Kneeling: S. Waugh, co-cap.; Miss Whitt, coach; J. Jessee, co-cap. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL The girls ' basketball team did very well again this year, placing second in the district, and participating in the regional tournament, where they were defeated by Thomas Walker. 26 1 Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon 52 59 52 40 66 49 45 38 31 44 53 43 60 58 49 62 1975-1976 SCHEDULE Twin Springs Pocahontas Honaker Haysi Castlewood Haysi (before Overtime, 49-49) Twin Springs St. Paul Pocahontas Castlewood Honaker St. Paul District Tournament Pocahontas Castlewood Haysi Regionals Wise 37 24 31 64 45 60 32 32 26 42 33 30 20 28 52 35 27 Five minutes — don ' t be late! All knowledge is vain save where there is work. Kahlil Gibran It didn ' t take very long to grow accustomed to the schedule, and the teachers soon put us to work . . . 28 29 The years skip away easily, it is the days th; . are rough. Ring Lardm mm it •4 w 31 BASKETBALL BASKETBALL TEAM: Standing: R. Hale, D. Owens, R. Smith, R. Fields, E. Skeen, T. Kegley, R. Bryant. Kneel- ing: S. Bryant, manager, D. Moore, A. Carter, J. Walden, R. Gilmer, B. Long, W. Gobble, manager. 3 The LHS Basketball team had a great season. They took the district title and played in the regionals. Even though they were beaten by Powell Valley, we are very proud of our team. The MVP Award went to two players this year: David Owens and Randy Fields. 32 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: (left) P. Henlry, A. McFaddin, B. Bundy, J. Nipper, J. Garrett, J. Snead, (right) K. Mabry, K. Puckett, K. Ferguson, M. Hobson, B. Trail, Coach Lipscomb. Coach-of-the-Year — J. Farley All-SouthwestVirginia Player, Player-of-the-Year, R. Smith 33 1976 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Lebanon 52 Chilhowie 72 Lebanon 76 Saltville 73 Lebanon 65 Castlewood 63 Lebanon 59 Honaker 73 Lebanon 64 St. Paul 33 Lebanon 68 Twin Springs 56 Lebanon 58 Garden 59 Lebanon 62 Castlewood 57 Lebanon 50 Honaker 52 Lebanon 69 Twin Springs 56 Lebanon 61 Tazewell 66 Lebanon 76 Saltville 63 Lebanon 80 Whitewood 85 Lebanon 71 St. Paul 30 Lebanon 64 Pocahontas 48 Lebanon 66 Chilhowie 62 Lebanon 64 Tazewell 57 Lebanon 65 Whitewood 56 Lebanon 75 Garden 72 Lebanon 54 Pocahontas 60 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lebanon 81 Castlewood 54 Lebanon 71 Pocahontas 45 Lebanon 45 Honaker 40 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Lebanon 41 Powell Valley 75 35 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders added to the basketball season with their spirit and enthusiasm. Pep rallies prepared the stu- dents for some really exciting games as we cheered the Lebanon Pioneers through a good season. VARSITY: Susan Rines, Judy Easterly, Jan Jessee, captain, Lora Carr, Judy Smith. 37 50 ' s DA Y It ' s always fun to dress in the style of the 50 ' s. It was encouraging to see the students and faculty members enjoying the 50 ' s day activities together. There was a sock hop held in the gym, and our own little 50 ' s group performed for us. Prizes were awarded to those students who had the most original costumes. i 1 1 1 M «r J A m KKii jP| CHRISTMAS Christmastime was certainly a busy time for LHS! Many activities were going on; among them were the choir ' s season- al presentation and a visit from Santa Claus. The SCA spon- sored the White Christmas program again this year, but it was done a little differently. Many cans of food were brought to the school and were later distributed by the Department of Social Services to families who needed it. Christmas decorations and season ' s greetings could be found all over the school as the Christmas spirit began to surround us. The choir presented a Christmas concert. Coach Duncan, in red and green, was master of ceremonies. Santa asked what we wanted for Christmas and most of the guys requested reindeer! 39 40 We got to take a break and the seniors made some money when Crow River ap- peared in concert. The students en- joyed the program; some of them really got involved in the music and gave us something to remem- ber! Rings, rings, rings. Suddenly they were everywhere, especially at the front of the lunch line! After they had been around for a while, the seniors began to be- lieve this was really their senior year. They celebrated with a ring dance, and Crow River enter- tained throughout a very plea- sant evening. 43 MiSS SWEETHEART 2nd runner-up — Lesia Gray 1st runner-up — Marjorie Meade The Junior class sponsored the Miss Sweetheart contest to raise money for the prom. Kathy, Marjorie, and Lesia, as well as the other contestants and contributors made the contest a great success. The Home-Ec. and Agriculture students co- sponsored a Sweetheart dance on Valentine ' s Day. Martha Vanhook, pres, of the FHA, and Randy Fields, pres, of the FFA crowned David Owens and Cheryl King Sweethearts. MISS SWEETHEART - Kathy Smith 44 School has a tendency to become a little dull after a while, and when it does, it ' s time to quit doing the same old thing day after day. Lots of the teachers livened up their classes with new teaching methods. Miss Whitt ' s P.E. class tried some ballet exercises. Visual aids are a nice change . . . And bee-hive building is new to most of us! 45 J— l J— L-J-L Some of the students . . . played house?! Actually, these Home Ec, students were studying child care. 46 Nothing new in study hall today! Members of the STENO class worked for the Lester Hill Corporation. Each stu- dent had her own position with the company, and Vanessa Parks (left) was their general manager. This project provided a valuable learning experience for all the participants. V ; _ . 11 HmmUm 1 3 ill j IK jl K m 1 n $ 1 «1 mmm 1 7 1 47 seasons® andiSb ,, -r- ' M i ; : .: . fsva 3 2S r Signs of spring began to appear, and so did signs of spring fever. Sometimes it almost seemed as if there were more activities than classes. For most of LHS there was not to be another idle moment. “For to be idle is to become a stranger unto the step out of life ' s procession. Kahlil Gibran . SPRING BASEBALL BASEBALL I EAM: kneeling: K. Ferguson, M. Duty, B. Long, D. Moore, E. Stallard, P. Henley, A. Carter, B. Mullins, O. Hillman, manager, standing: J. Sutherland, D. Yates, F. Wilson, G. Puckett, R. Smith, R. Fields, J. Nipper, D. Garrett, D. Owens, D. Lowe, Mr. Duncan, coach. 50 Randy Fields, MVP The baseball team came out third in the district this year, with a district record of 10-4 and an over- all record of 13-5. 1976 Baseball Schedule Lebanon 5 Chilhowie 2 Lebanon 3 Saltville 4 Lebanon 20 Council 5 Lebanon 11 Twin Springs 5 Lebanon 1 Castlewood 14 Lebanon 13 Garden 5 Lebanon 10 St. Paul 2 Lebanon 4 Twin Springs 7 Lebanon 8 Council 6 Lebanon 9 St. Paul 3 Lebanon 0 Castlewood 4 Lebanon 15 Honaker 9 Lebanon 2 Haysi 3 Lebanon 9 Honaker 0 Lebanon 12 Garden 0 Lebanon 15 Haysi 2 Lebanon 3 Chilhowie 0 Lebanon 1 Saltville 0 51 TRACK BOYS ' TRACK TEAM: standing: F. Wilson, M. Wagner, R’. Bryant, D. Garrett, D. Owens, kneeling: D. Moore, P. Henley, R. Smith, S. Rhea. The most valuable player on the Boys ' Track Team was David Owens. The most valuable player on the Girls ' Track Team was Kay Bolling. 52 GIRLS ' TRACK TEAM: Kay Bolling, Joyce Bryant, Kirn Henley, Debbie Lasley, Lorri Duty, Kelli Howe. 53 Sr- TENNIS TEAM: 1st row: J. Fogleman, A. Raslan, M. Lasley, M. Linkous, K. Salyers. 2nd row: Mr. Hammel, coach; A. Carter, R. Smith, R. Bryant, P. Jenks, B. Rose, F. Norris, V. Gilmer. 54 This spring Lebanon High School formed a tennis team, coached by Bob Hammel. They competed with Garden, Virginia High, Abingdon, Grundy, Richlands, and Norton. They did quite well for beginners, taking the Clinch Valley District championship, and partici- pating in the regional competition, where Norton defeated them 5-3. LHS TENNIS TEAM FORMED 55 56 Rebecca Taylor, 1st runner-up s� fc % Dara Collins, 2nd runner-up 4 Many lovely girls partici- pated in the Bicentennial Beauty competition this spring. Though all of them were very pretty, Dar and Rebecca were chosen as the top two runners-up, and Kim as Miss L.H.S. 57 This year — as every year — the Senior class found an opportunity to raise a little money and have a little fun. Our tough Senior guys donned themselves in mini-skirts and pantyhose and made ready to compete for the title of MISS SENIOR 1976 T ' k The beauties promenaded . . . There were brilliant displays of talent. Miss Congeniality was Charro King. MISS SENIOR Jezebel Walden 2nd Runner-Up Willita Gobble 1st Runner-Up was a tie: Vanessa Gilmer and Michelle Mabry 3rd Runner-Up was a tie also: Beatrice Rose and Francie Norris The student body de- cided to have some fun with one of their favorite sports. We held the an- nual intramural basket- ball tournament, and the seniors came out on top SENIOR BOYS: B. Farmer, R. White, I. Lasley, F. Norris, C. King, J. Walden, L. Bevins. 60 We also watched the graduating varsity players defeat the returning varsity team. 61 INTERNATIONAL BALL Shotgun” provided entertainment to laugh, talk, and dance by at the Internation- al Ball. The foreign language students and their dates had a very enjoyable evening. Spring activities included Easter egg hunts sponsored by the Home Ec. students and Phys. Ed. stu- dents . . . . . . and a talent show sponsored by the SCA . . . 64 65 BICENTENNIAL WEEK BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE: 1st row: D. Robinson, Mrs. Perkins, sponsor; B. Roman, K. Lampkins, J. Wilson. 2nd row: B. Rose, D. Owens, S. Parrott, R. Earls, J. Luttrell. Several students worked on projects which commemorated our nation ' s birthday. The Bicentennial Committee put lots of work into all the week ' s activities . . . 66 . . . but the best part was dress-up day . . . 67 The choir and the band presented a Bicentennial concert. Mrs. Fuller directed the choir . . . 68 At last, the long-awaited Senior picnic . . . 69 Joe was a state winner in the Special Olympics. ALL-DISTRICT CHOIR MEMBERS: Vincent Gilmer and Cheryl King. New S.C.A. officers were installed Many students re- ceived recognition for their accomplishments on awards day and at the athletic banquet. 70 As the year ' s end drew closer, students grew restless. They worked hard, however, because they knew they must prepare themselves for final exams. Many students were very happy to find out that they didn ' t have to take finals in classes in which they had maintained A ' s and B ' s. 71 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 72 We enjoyed the music provided by Bacchus . . . and the dancing . . . . . . and the refreshments . . . 73 We took time out for the naming of 1976 Prom Carol Osborne was named Queen, and Fred Jessee King. Royalty. Jan Jessee was named Maid of Honor, with Bobby Judy Easterly was Princess, and Mike Duty was Prince. Farmer as escort. SEN OR PLA Y — CHARLEY ' S AUNT Directors: Caroline Sabo Brenda Breeding, Jan Jessee Lord Fancourt Babberly: Homer Kennedy Jack Chesney: Byron Rose Charles Wykeham: R. A. White Brassett: Frank Norris Frank Chesney: Roy Earls Spettigue: Vincent Gilmer Kitty: Cheryl Cox Amy: Sarah Adams Donna Lucia D ' Alvadorez: Jackie Griffith Ela Delahay: Judy Smith . . . and special thanks to stage crew, prompters, and promoters. Lots of hard work went into the senior play before it was presented. The practices were long and hard, but finally the cast was ready . . . almost ready. Lord Fancourt Babberly makes his entrance and soon be- Charley ' s aunt from Brazil — where the nuts come from! comes . . . Everybody fell for Charley ' s aunt . . . 77 The worst part of pre- paring for the play was the make-up. By the time the last performance was given, the whole cast had just about had it. My dear Kitty . . . Brenda introduced the play Oh, what a pretty flower; I ' ll have it stuffed! Hello, Babbs . . . fifty? One! Fetch them, Bassett! Do you know what a man longs for ... a drink! That reminds me of a very funny story ... I don ' t get it . . . oh, are we supposed to, have these memo- rized? Oh, no . . . they really broke the bottle . . . lovely weather . . . 78 The work might have been hard, but all in all, the play was a lot of fun for those who per- formed and for those who saw it. On awards day, Bo was given the Best Ac- tor ' s Award and the award for best actress (?) went to — who else — Charley ' s Aunt . . . Homer. 79 BACCALAUREATE Morning has Broken . . . Reverend Richard Landess delivered the sermon. 81 Jerry gave the invocation . . . Brenda welcomed the parents . . . Dr. Gibboney spoke to the graduates . . 82 GRADUATION HONOR SENIORS SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE HONOR SOCIETY: 1st row: S. Smith, B. Roman, J. Jessee, D. Robinson, B. Slate. 2nd row: J. Luttrell, B. Breeding, C. Cox, J. Fogleman, V. Parks. Brenda Breeding, Salutatorian Cheryl Cox, Valedictorian 84 YS ' STATE: Paul Jenks, Scott Parrott. GIRLS ' STATE: Debbie Tackett, Debbie Robinson I DARE YOU AWARD: Brenda Breeding, Scott Parrott BETTY CROCKER Award: Sherry Wagner DAR Award: Vanessa Parks 85 Throughout the year, outstanding students have earned and received recognition for various activities. Lora Carr, among many other activities, partici- pated in the Patrick Henry Bicentennial Oratorical Contest. She won at the district and regional levels and will compete at state this summer. Judy Fogleman, school reporter This year, several members of the 10th grade class were chosen as Outstanding Sophomores. Sheila Cox and Ava Yates were two of the three, and the most outstanding member of the sophomore class was said to be Lora Carr (pictured at top right). 86 GROUPS My old faithful typ writ r works gr at, xc pt for on k y. That ' s interesting, becaus it s ms that on littl k y wouldn ' t mak too much diff r nce. . . but it do s! And it ' s the sam way with clubs; v ry m mb r is v ry important. And wh n v ryon works tog th r, th y can mak a r ally good club. (Adapted) The various organizations within LHS have worked very hard this year, holding meetings and making presentations to the student body. Each active club member is to be congratulated on good work and fine results. Youth-In-Government Participants Business Contestants Model United Nations Participants Choir Varsity Club Chess Club Science Club Spanish Club French Club Creative Writing Club Debate Club Forensics Future Business Leaders of America Future Teachers of America Future Flomemakers of America Future Farmers of America Y Clubs Student Cooperative Association Newspaper Staff Annual Staff National Honor Society YOUTH-IN-GOVERNMENT PARTICIPANTS: 1st row: D. Tackett, B. Roman, W. Burrell, B. Kiser. 2nd row: D. Anderson, B. Farmer, B. Rose, R. Statzer, K. VanDyke. 3rd row: R. Blankenship, D. Owens, I. Dye, K. Gilmer. 4th row: R. Thompson, P. Powers, F. Jessee, S. Parrott. 87 BUSINESS CONTESTANTS L. Sword, C. Jessee, D. Owens, D. Boardwine, S. Smith, S. Osborne, J. Jessee, J. Waugh, D. Tackett. Some of the more productive business students of L. H.S. went to SVCC to partici- pate in the annual business contest this spring. They competed with top first and second year students from many of the area schools in fields such as filing, typewriting, and shorthand. Sherry Wagner (right) won second place in the filing competition. 88 MODEL UNITED NA TIONS PARTICIPANTS: 1st row: J. Easterly, D. Robinson, J. Wilson, W. Gobble, S. Raines, C. Wampler, J. Smith, S. Kegley, K. Lampk ins, K. Bower, M. Garrett, J. Luttrell, B. Lucas, L. Jessee, T. Harmon. 2nd row: D. Moore, R. Lambert, R. Smith, S. Skeens, K. Carter, S. Musick, P. Jenks, C. Cox, R. Taylor, S. Cox, R. White. 3rd row: M. Robinson, S. Branch, R. Bryant, J. Jessee, J. Castle, M. VanHook, R. Adkins, B. Breeding, T. Wise, J. Fogleman, J. Griffith, S. Adams, K. Browning, B. Musick, F. Norris, T. Cox, R. Earls, R. Warner. 4th row: M. Mabry, J. Howe, J. Walden, K. Rasnake, R. Smith, D. Farmer, R. Snead, J. Fields. This year, for the second time, area SCA ' s sponsored the two-day Model U. N. conference at SVCC. The group was divided in half: Charles King (right) presided over the Security Council as it discussed pos- sible solutions to the national armaments race. The other division, the Economic and Social Council, passed a resolution concerning the problem of world resources. The efforts of Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Perkins, and the SCA, together with the cooperation of SVCC, have made this program a great success. 89 0 5:0 1st row (left to right): P. Salyers, R. White, B. Farmer, B. Breeding, J. Griffith, D. Tackett, S. Kegley, R. Fields. 2nd row: H. Lasley, V. Gilmer, B. Rose, J. Wilson, S. Adams, C. King, D. Rasnake, W. Fuller, director. 3rd row: J. McFarland, L. Bevins, M. Mabry, M. Wagoner, H. Kennedy, R. Hale, J. Easterly, R. Day. Not pictured: S. Parrott, J. Fogleman, D. Sykes. VARSITY CLUB 1st row: V. Gilmer, J. Smith, B. Farmer, F. Puckett, H. Kennedy, R. Whitt, sponsor. 2nd row: G. Caldwell, D. Owens, L. Adams, R. Duncan, sponsor, E. Bryant, sponsor. 3rd row: B. Garrett, B. Dilks, C. Settle, K. Bolling, J. Walden, K. Bolling, sponsor. 4th row: M. Wagoner, K. Henley, R. Smith, C. Smith, E. Stallard, C. King. 5th row: R. Breeding, R. Hale, D. Garrett, J. Bryant, j. Jessee, R. Bryant, K. Rasnake. 90 1st row: R. Snead, president; R. Smith, vice-pres.; A. Jessee, secretary; K. Lynch, sponsor; H. Adams, sponsor; K. Ellinger, sponsor. 2nd row: T. Wise, D. Smith, L. Adams, B. Musick, B. Dilks, J. Bryant, J. Jonas, T. McFadden, R. Osborne, S. Skeens, J. Snead, G. Puckett. 1st row: J. Luttrell, president; M. Musick, vice-pres.; S. Cox, secretary. 2nd row: G. Rasnake, sponsor: P. Ketron, M. Perkins, D. Shoemaker, P. Heniey. 3rd row: P. Jenks, L. Harris, M. White, T. Parks. SCIENCE CLUB 91 Cj J QQ O Uj Co Co SPANISH CLUB 1st row: G. Hanson, sponsor; R. Day, president; D. Coe, M. Moore, B. Chafin, J. Fields. 2nd row: R. Settle, R. Barrett, P. Meade, C. Meade, D. Hobson, P. Stoots, M. Griffith, R. Hobbs, P. Burrell. 3rd row: R. Luttrell, K. Bower, T. Tiller, L. Bryant, A. Yates, D. Cross, L. Spangler, S. Easterly, T. Snead, R. Campbell, K. Musick. 4th row: C. Robinson, L. Snead, N. White, J. Watson, D. Sutherland, R. Sword, B. Combs, D. Mullins, B. Bundy, D. Warner. 5th row: J. Bevins, D. Francisco, C. McFadden, J. Davis, C. Campbell, P. Gibson, R. Quillen, B. Akers, T. Killion, K. Salyers, M. Musick, K. Wilson. 1st row: D. Wells, sponsor; D. Messer, president; L. Gray, vice-pres. 2nd row: S. Raines, B. Taylor, B. Breeding, J. Wilson. 3rd row: T. Willis, L. Carr, P. Ketron, D. Anderson, C. Pauley. 4th row: J. Artrip, D. Hillstrom, D. Smith, M. Ferguson, R. Stone. 5th row: M. Skeen, S. Worley, C. Foster, C. Cox. 92 CREA TIVE WRITING CLUB N. Warner, L. Carr, K. Musick, R. Dye, V. Osborne, C. Meade, E. Sizemore, K. Henley, Yates, R. Earls, C. King. 1st row: S. Cox, president; K. Bower, vice-pres.; J. Griffith, secretary; W. Fuller, sponsor. 2nd row: K. Musick, L. Carr, M. Moore, C. Vencill, R. Earls, M. VanHook. Breeding, S. J. Castle, A. c L U B 93 FORENSICS Brenda Breeding 1st District and Regional 2nd State EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Charlie King 2nd District Lora Carr — Original Oratory, 2nd District, 4th Re- One-act play, To Burn a Witch , Tina Cox, Sarah Minton, Fatina Puckett, gional 94 nd Lora Carr. Rhonda Day — Spelling, 3rd District Judy Smith - Girls ' Poetry, 3rd District 95 FBLA 1st row: V. Sexton, J. Smith, P. Easterly, P. Salyers, C. Osborne, S. Taylor, K. Kegley, P. Burrell, A. Breeding, J. Jordan, reporter; C. Farmer, president; B. Slate, secretary; S. Smith, vice-pres.; S. Poston, treasurer. 2nd row: G. Vance, D. Robinson, M. Meade, S. Campbell, B. Roman, T. Campbell, K. Rhea, D. Osborne, V. Breeding, R. Dye, S. Rasnake, R. Kiser, D. Ferguson, M. Crabtree, M. Ferguson, B. Lucas, E. Salyers, S. Browning, P. Bailey, P. Milton, D. Boardwine, D. Statzer, V. Parks, P. Warner, S. Adams, L. Belcher, J. Smith, W. Burrell, N. Helton, D. Bundy, J. Wagoner, sponsors. 1st row: R. Perkins, sponsor; K. Fields, treasurer, D. Ferguson, secretary; S. Rasnake, vice-pres.; M. Ferguson, president; J- Hanson, sponsor. 2nd row: R. Kiser, M. Crabtree, C. Cox, D. Sword, P. Milton, T. Harmon. 3rd row: R. Bishop, R. Dye, A. Sword, K. Rhea, D. Smith, L. Stinson. 4th row: K. Gilmer, J. Jessee, K. Rasnake, T. Talbert, V. Rhea, B. Gent, S. Smith, T. Dewitt. 5th row: J. Campbell, B. Campbell, J. Luttrell, J. Smith, E. Morris, S. Adams, P. Jenks, R. White, K. Miller, C. Jessee, T. Mitchell. 96 H 1 FHA 1st row: M. VanHook, president; B. Musick, vice-pres.; C. Mitchell, treasurer. 2nd row: J. Bevins, K. Osborne, S. White, D. Robinson, C. Robinson, R. Day, P. Sherry, C. King, L. White, J. Pruett, L. Jessee. 3rd row: S. Britt, D. Chapman, C. Counts, P. Gibson, K. Suite, P. Keith. Standing: S. Rasnake, J. Mullins, D. Miller, M. Puckett, D. Kiser, V. Jordan, T. Clark, B. Sword, R. Witt, N. Warner, S. Clark, P. Smith, L. Stinson, G. Puckett, C. VanHook, sponsor; K. Howe. FFA 1st row: L. Bevins, P. Salyers, J. Wise, T. Mullins, D. Tackett, E. Kiser, P. Jackson, D. King, P. Amos, C. Laster, R. White, S. Minton, T. Cox, R. Maggard, R. Slate, B. Mullins. 2nd row: M. Buckles, J. Skeens, C. Boardwine, G. Coleman, T. Williamson, C. Ray, E. Crabtree, B. Brown, B. Musick, M. Hagy, R. Fields, P. Alexander, J. Jackson, J. Bevins, D. Collins, C. Shutts, E. Stallard, M. Hobson, A. White, D. Yates, B. Robinette. 3rd row: S. Johnson, sponsor; J. Taylor, K. Kuykendall, B. Taylor, D. Head, R. Helton, F. Wilson, W. Jackson, R. Campbell, B. Campbell, K. Wilson, W. Keith, A. Counts, M. Lasley, M. Miller, P. Pyle. 4th row: L. Stiltner, L. Combs, R. Fields, J. Garrett, D. Garrett, D. Owens, D. Jenks, D. Jackson, R. Osborne, E. Boothe, R. Puckett, T. Davis, L. Sexton, K. Ferguson, R. Peck, T. Amos, D. Puckett. 97 SENIOR TRI-HI-Y Seated: J. Wilson, president; R. Bryant, president; S. Raines, vice-pres.; S. Carrier, vice-pres.; J. Jordan, secretary; B. Garrett, secretary; R. Taylor, chaplain; R. Smith, treasurer; B. Puckett, sponsor; R. White, chaplain. Standing: B. Breeding, J. Fogleman, T. Campbell, D. Garrett, J. Bryant, S. Poston, J. Castle, A. Jessee, P. Bull, A. Breeding, J. Smith, S. Adams. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y 1st row: P. Henley, president, D. Cross, president; T. Snead, secretary; L. Spangler, treasurer; K. Bower, chaplain; A. Yates, historian. 2nd row: D. Sutherland, J. McComas, T. Jackson, J. Jessee, B. Bundy, C. Meade, P. Meade, O. Hillman, E. Reid, A. Stillman, sponsors. 98 DISTRICT Hl-Y - 1st row: J. Bryant, T. Camp- bell, A. Jessee, P. Henley, O. Hillman, K. Bower, J. McComas, T. Jackson. 2nd row: P. Bull, R. Taylor, D. Cross, T. Snead, S. Raines, J. Jordan, R. White. MGA DELEGATES — K. Smith, candidate for Senate president; R. White, Senate doorkeeper; K. Bolling, B. Puckett, chaperones; S. Raines, House Journal clerk; K. Bower, Senate page; R. Bryant, J. Walden, J. Easterly, J. Wilson, R. Taylor. 4 1 eijjajS se a m DELEGATES TO Hl-Y ASSEMBLY, FERRUM COLLEGE — 1st row: T. Snead, L. Spangler, K. Owens. 2nd row: O. Hillman, A. Yates, P. Henley, D. Cross. 99 SCA 1st row: W. Fuller, sponsor, J. Smith, S. Skeen, B. Breeding, K. Hughes, R. Snead. 2nd row: D. Cross, A. Yates, K. Bower, J. Luttrell, K. Rasnake, K. Gilmer, J. Jessee, D. Owens. 3rd row: R. Adkins, M. Musick, D. Hobson, M. Ferguson, S. Rasnake, P. Henley, S. Jackson, J. Jessee. 4th row: C. Cox, J. Fogleman, S. Adams, J. Wilson, L. Carr, S. Cox, J. Castle, R. Smith. 5th row: F. Norris, R. Smith, D. Messer, R. Day, H. Lasley, V. Gilmer, P. Warner, T. Dewitt, C. Mitchell. OFFICERS: Brenda Breeding, president; Swaine Skeen, vice-president; Judy Smith, secretary; Wrenda Fuller, sponsor. 100 ■% THE PATHFINDER STAFF: J. Smith, K. Rasnake, P. Bull, page editors; S. Raines, managing editor; R. Taylor, typist. 2nd row: J. Jessee, L. Carr, J. Gilmer, C, Settle, C. Osborne, N. Warner. 3rd row: C. Sabo, adviser, J. Castle, R. Earls, C. Gillespie, adviser. Judy Fogiemart Ed itor-in-Chief 101 PIONEER STAFF Cheryl Cox, Editor-in-Chief Debbie Tackett, Business Manager Assistants: Jane Castle, Rick Smith, Judy Easterly Mike Moore (Not Pictured) f School Photographer Paul Jenks 102 Miss Howard, Mrs. Bundy, Advisors Ad Sellers 103 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: D. Wells, sponsor; R, Smith, treasurer; S. Skeen, secretary, B. Breeding, vice-pres.; J. Jessee, president. 2nd row: B. Roman, D. Robinson, J. Fogleman, C. Cox, S. Smith. 3rd row: M. Meade, T. Talbert, J. Bryant, R. Snead. 5th row: M. VanHook, B. Garrett! J. Dale, K. Kegley, A. Jessee, B. Lucas. AV Troops: B. Musick, K. Clark, J. Walden, T. Peay, D. Moore, J. Castle, B. Dye, R. Fields, P. Henley, A. McFad- din, C. Shutts, P. Salyers, A. Carter, L. Bevins, S. Lowder- milk. Hibbitts ' Helpers: (below) C. Cox, B. Dilks, J. Bryant, R. Fields, D. Vencill, B. Taylor, B. Breeding, J. Fogleman. 104 STUDENT SERVICES Vickie Sexton, secretary Guidance counselors: Lucy Gilmer and Beverly Puckett It ' s nice to have someone who can provide information on colleges and scholarships, advise us on schedule arrangements, and keep us up to date on career opportunities. Mrs. Gilmer and Mrs. Puckett are willing to discuss personal matters, too, and are equipped with tissues for anyone who wants to cry on their shoulders .” Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. Alexander Pope 105 106 nm The library provides a meeting place for groups such as the SCA. It is a place to read ... to study ... to learn . . . The library is a vital part of LHS. The quiet atmosphere is perfect for study. Miss Howard or Mrs. Baker can help locate volumes on almost any subject, and films and tapes are available to aid the students in their learning. Come, and take choice of all my library . . . Shakespeare 107 Cooks: (left to right) Joyce Hayes, Irene Robinson, Geraldine Rasnake, Elma Holmes, Betty Wagoner, Ann Hobson. Custodians: Thomas Stoots, Robert Musick. 108 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Omer E. Elkins, Principal Edward H. Hibbitts, Assistant Principal ! i l 1 1 ft F v - • ' ■ i i • • 1 1 ■ The principle goal of educa- tion is to create men who are capable of doing new things, not simply of repeating what other generations have done. —Jean Piaget Sue Poston, Linda Garrett, Secretaries. 109 Mr. Kim Bolling BS Phys. Ed., Driver ' s Ed. Mr. Earl Bryant M.Ed. Phys. Ed. Mrs. Doris Bundy BS Business 110 Mr. Ron Duncan BS Phys. Ed. Mr. Kerry Ellinger BS Science Mr. James Farley M.Ed Phys. Ed., Driver ' s Ed. Mr. Stan Ferrell BA Math Ms. Virginia Fuller M.Ed. English Mrs. Polly Gilbert BS Business Mrs. Connie Gillespie MS English Mrs. Helen Gilmer MA English, History Mrs. Lucy Gilmer MS Guidance Mr. Roger Glovier BS Band, Music Theory Mrs. Jo Hanson BS English, Spanish Mr. Paul Helvey BA History 111 Ms. Nell Howard M.Ed. Librarian Mr. Sidney Johnson BA Agriculture Mr. Craig Lipscomb BA Math Mrs. Kelle Lynch BA Science Mrs. Roberta Perkins BS History, Geography Mr. Fred Pruner BS Agriculture Mrs. Mary Pruner BS English, Business Mrs. Beverly Puckett MS Guidance Mr. George Rasnake BA Math Mrs. Eleanor Reid MA English Mrs. Caroline Sabo BA English Ms. Anna Stillman BS Special Ed. 112 Mrs. Carol VanHook BS Home Ec. Mrs. Louella Vicars BS English Mrs. Janette Wagoner BS Business Mrs. Cheryl Wallace BS Art Mrs. Debra Wells BA French, History Ms. Ruth Whitt BS Phys. Ed. Pictured below: Mrs. Wrenda Fuller MA, Government, Choir The whole art of teaching is just the art of awakening the curios- ity of young minds. Anatole France I 113 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: David Owens, president; Judy Smith, vice-president; Ian Dye, secretary; David Witt, treasurer; James Taylor, reporter. Class Motto: We have crossed the bay; the ocean lies before us. Class Flower: Red Rose Class colors: Red, white, and blue 114 Sarah Adams Eddie Alexander Robert Andrews Anthony Artrip Mark Artrip Ramona Atwell Robert Barrett David Barton Linda Belcher Larry Bevins Patsy Bevins 5 Kim Browning Brenda Breeding Russel! Bryant Rondy Blankenship Scott Bryant Joey Campbell Wanda Burrell Caldwell B i ll C o m bo w Dennis Clark Cheryl Cox Mike Crabtree Billy Cross Donald Cross Tim Dawson Rhonda Day Charles Duty Gary Dye Ian Dye Rita Dye Roy Earls 117 Donna Farmer Karen Ferguson Mary Ferguson Rita Ferguson Brenda Breeding Fields Debbie Fields Gwylyn Fields James Fields 118 Fields Judy Fogleman Randy Fields Robert Fields Roberta Margaret Garrett Billie Gent Kelly Gilmer Vincent Gilmer Wiley Gobble Jacqueline Griffith Rickie Hagy 9 Robert Hale Jayne Hall Susan Haney Jeff Harmon Joe Huff Frank Hurd Paul Jenks Lester H art Mitchel Hart L. D. Hubbard John Howe 121 Conley Kiser Kathy Lampkins Mary Lampkins Sammy Lampkins Donald Lesley William Lesley Tina Laurie Scotty Lowdermilk David Lowe Jerry Luttrell Mike Mabry 122 Charles McCall Jerry McFarland Gary Miller June Miller Alan Purcell Eddie Purcell Susan Raines Plane Rasnake Karen Rasnake Sheila Rasnake Susan Ray 124 Sand ra Ross Vicki Sexton Brenda Slate Janet Smith Judy Smith Shirley Smith Keith Snead Retha Statzer Toney Steffey Donna Stevens Renita Stevens Billy Stinson 126 Thompson Debbie Tackett Rebecca Taylor James Taylor :k John Turner Kenneth Van Dyke Vickie VanDyke Debbie Vencill Sherry Wagner Greg Vance Jay Walden 127 Allen Walls Lynn Walters Cheryl Wampler Warner Jerry Waugh Danny White R. A. White Gary Wilson Jane Wilson 28 Mike Wilson David Witt NOT PICTURED: James Bergdorf Betty Dye Bobby Dye Ruth Fields James Grizzle David Jennings Jackie Musick Raymond Musick Sharon Musick Lewis Puckett 129 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Donald Moore, president; Benny Long, vice-pres.; Karen Carter, secretary; Darlene Jones, treasurer; Luther Boyd, historian. Linda Adams Donna Anderson Benny Artrip Patty Bailey Timothy Bailey 130 Gary Baker Becky Baldwin Leon Ball Ricky Bishop Donna Boardwine Emitt Boothe Luther Boyd Anna Breeding Jimmy Breeding Velma Breeding Billy Brown Susan Browning Joyce Bryant Pennye Bull Kathy Burke Pamela Burrell Bobby Campbell Joey Campbell 131 Stan Campbell Tammy Campbell Steve Carrier Allen Carter Karen Carter Keith Cartmell Jane Castle Debbie Chapman Kay Clark Randy Clark Polly Clevinger Dara Collins Teresa Combs Danny Cook David Cook Debra Cook Penny Couch Eric Counts 132 Debra Duff Joe Duty Mike Duty Kathy Dye Tim Eads Kirk Earls Judy Easterly Jeff Ferguson Billy Fields 133 James Fields Kendall Fields Gail Gamble Bill Garrett David Garrett Sam Garrett Uetta Gillenwater Roger Gilmer Mary Hart Floward Flelton Nancy Flelton Kevin Hess Danny Honaker Shirley Horton Sam Howard Frank Hughes Carmen Jackson Wayne Jackson 134 Ann Jessee Bobby Johnson Darlene Jones Judy Jordan Kathy Kegley Terry Kegley Willie Keith Paul Kennedy Pam Killen Cheryl King Leon King Rocky Lambert Benny Long Betsy Lucas 139 Tim McFaddin Marjorie Meade Sara Minton Mike Monk Donald Moore Alice Mullins Allen Musick Betty Musick Bill Musick Charlotte Musick Harold Musick Karen Musick Wilma Musick Ronnie Osborne Susy Osborne Patty Porter Sandra Poston Chester Price Fatina Puckett Randy Puckett Gail Purcell Anna Rasnake 136 Ruth Rasnake Diana Ray Harold Ray Karen Rhea Valorie Rhea Marcia Robinson Randy Rose Evelyn Salyers Charlotte Sexton Kathy Smith Ricky Smith Tony Smith R. D. Snead 137 Eddie Stallard Darless Statzer Ricky Stevens Lana Stinson Claude Sutherland Tim Sutherland Ann Sword Rita Sykes Tamara Talbert Sherry Taylor Terry Thompson Roy Tuggle Glenda Vance Martha VanHook Chuck Vencill Mike Wagoner Phyllis Walls Nancy Warner 138 Patricia Warner Sherry Waugh Laura White Rita White Bobby Wyatt NOT PICTURED: Angie Barton Ricky Breeding Michael Dorton Billy Garrett Bobby Gross Johnny Grizzle Charles Smith Ellis Sutherland Jessie Watson Danny Wolfe 139 Sophomore Class Officers: Ronnie Smith, president; Kay Bower, vice-president; Mike Moore, secretary-trea- surer. Addison, Lorie Addison, Randy Adkins, Randy Akers, Mike Artrip, Bobby Bailey, Ricky Bailey, Vanessa Ball, Jeffrey Barton, Dean Barton, Rick Beavers, Richard Blankenship, Pam Blankenship, Randall Bolling, Kay Bostic, Linda Bower, Kay Branch, Stephanie Britt, Sarah 140 Buckles, Mike Burke, Bobby Burrell, Cheryl Campbell, Richie Cantrell, Terry Carr, Lora Castle, Alvin Chafin, Benny Clark, Pat Coe, Debbie Coleman, Gary Collins, Julie Combs, Larry Combs, Robin Cook, Dewey Cook, Greg Cook, Mary Cox, Connie Cox, Richard Cox, Sheila Cox, Valerie Crabtree, Earl Crabtree, Martha Crabtree, Rickie Dale, James Davis, Nora Dewitt, Tammy Dishman, Tammy Dotson, Norma Duty, Don Dye, Stanley Earls, Mike Elam, Penny Ferguson, Kenney Ferguson, Diane Fields, Allen 141 Fields, Greg Fields, Jackie Fogleman, Charles Frazier, William Fuller, Allen Garrett, Ricky Garrett, Terri Gilmer, Jenny Gray, Lesia Flackney, David Flagy, Joe Flarmon, Tammy Helton, Danny Helton, Ronald Henley, Kim Hess, Donna Hobbs, Rodney Holmes, Pam Holmes, Ricky Hopson, Sandy Hughes, Betty Hurd, Tammy Jackson, David Jackson, Jimmy Jackson, Shirley Jackson, Teresa Jessee, Cindy Johnson, Wayne Jonas, Jerry Jones, Tammy Keith, Wilma Ketron, Phillip Kiser, Carol Kiser, Charles Kiser, Rhonda Kiser, Sharon 142 Lampkins, Juanita Lasley, Debbie Lasley, Mike Luttrell, Roseann Mabry, Kenneth McComas, Bobby McComas, Jenna McFaddin, Anthony Meade, Nancy Messer, Debbie Miller, Donnie Miller, Michael Miller, Kurt Mills, Tommy Milton, Pam Mitchell, Mark Mitchell, Teresa Mellette, David Monk, Bill Moore, Mike Mullins, Timothy Musick, Cliff Musick, Randy Mutter, Vickie Nash, Ralph Parks, Jimmy Peay, Tom Peck, Randy Perkins, Melissa Perkins, Michele Phillips, Tammy Poston, Becky Powers, Carol Price, Cliff Puckett, David Puckett, Gary 143 Pyle, Paul Ramsey, Herman Raslan, Amir Ray, Charlie Ray, Sherman Rhea, Allen Rhea, Leslie Robinette, Donna Robinson, Carlene Robinson, Stepher Settle, Janet Settle, Carolyn Sexton, Larry Sizemore, Sharon Skeens, Jimmy Smith, Cindy Smith, Debra Smith, Ronnie Snead, James Snead, Louise Statzer, Donna Statzer, Dorothy Stevens, Barbara Stinson, Diane Suite, Larry Sutherland, Tammy Sword, Deborah Sword, Laura Sword, Lisa Sykes, Debbie Sykes, Sandy Tackett, Donnie Taylor, Jackie Taylor, William Tetter, Kathy Tignor, Darlene 144 Tiller, Teresa Tompa, Bobby Trail, Billy Tuggle, Billy Vance, Dennis Warner, Fay Warner, Randy Whitaker, Diane White, Debbie White, Michael White, Mike White, Nancy White, Sheila Whited, Roy Williams, Paul Willis, Tammy Wilson, Freddie Wilson, Teresa Not pictured: Charles Boardwine Thomas Cox Curtis Easterly Kenny Ferguson Cathy Foster Teresa Garrett Peggy Grizzle Larry Hart Ricky Honaker Gary Hubbard Ralph Hubbard Debbie Jones Kent Kuykendall Rebecca Lasley Jerry Meadows Jerry Musick Bobby Reynolds Terry Webb Spencer White Allen Yates 145 Freshman Class Officers: Mike Musick, president; Donald Hobson, vice-president; Thomas Parks, secretary-treasurer. Adams, Jeff Addington, Jessee Addison, Lisa Akers, Bill Amos, Patty Amos, Tim 146 Ball, Laura Barrett, Regina Barton, Kenny Bevins, Jackie Blackstone, Mitchell Boardwine, Gerald Board wine, Shirley Breeding, Irma Bryant, Linda Burke, James Bundy, Ben Bundy, Bobby Campbell, Robin Campbell, Tina Cantrell, Pam Carpenter, Richard Childress, Nadine Clark, Joan Clark, Sharon Clark, Tina Collins, Angela Combs, Beverly Cook, Kathy Cook, Louis 147 Duty, Lorri Dye, Connie Dye, Donna Dye, Grat Easterly, Randall Easterly, Susan Elam, Dorothy Fields, Donna Fields, Raymond Francisco, Denise Garrett, Jeff Garrett, Randy Garrett, Sandra Garrett, Tommy Gibson, Patricia Gilmer, Pam Griffith, Mark Grizzle, David Hagy, Mike Harris, Larry Harrison, Donna Hart, Lonnie Hart, Lynn Harwood, Leroy 148 Hillstrom, Debbie Hobson, Donald Hobson, Mike Holmes, Judy Holskey, Mark Honaker, Gay Hopson, David Hopson, John Howard, Robert Howe, Kelli Howington, Gerald Howington, Neal Huffman, Carlene Huffman, Ricky Hughes, Karen Ickes, William Jackson, Pam Jenks, David Jessee, Janet Jessee, John Jessee, Lisa Jessee, Paul Johnson, Beulah Johnson, James 149 Kiser, Diana Kiser, Eddie Kiser, Elmer Kiser, Gilbert Kiser, Teresa Lampkins, Betty Lampkins, Gay Lampkins, Jerry Laster, Connie Laurie, Billy Lawrence, Joe Ling, Tony Linkous, Billy Linkous, Mark Maggard, Randy McCall, Bobby McCranie, Timothy McFadden, Kathy McFaddin, Freda Meade, Elizabeth Meade, Pam Miller, Clinton Miller, Donna Milton, Karen Mitchell, Cheryl Mullins, Bobby Mullins, Denny Mullins, Jennifer 150 Musick, Kay Musick, Mike Mutter, Terry Neal, Dennis Nipper, Jeff Nunley, Frankie Osborne, Karen Owens, Catherine Parks, Rhonda Parks, Tommy Pauley, Cindy Phillips, Betty Porter, Tammy Pruett, Jackie Pruitt, Mike Puckett, Gloria Puckett, Margaret Quillen, Richard Rasnake, James Rasnake, Ricky Rasnake, Sherri Rasnick, Terri Ray, Don Ray, James 151 Scales, Jacquelyn Sherry, Pam Shoemaker, David Shutts, Chris Skeen, Melanie Slate, Robert Smith, Nina Smith, Pam Snead, Tammy Spangler, Lisa Steele, David Steffey, Ronnie Stiltner, Lewis Stone, Rhonda Stoots, Paige Street, Mark Suite, Kathy Sutherland, Debbie Sword, Becky Sword, Rhonda Taylor, Buddy Tignor, Charlene Underwood, Mark VanDyke, Houston Robinson, Allen Robinson, Charles Robinson, Donna Salyer, Kent Warner, Douglas Warner, Judy Warner, Keenan White, Arnold 152 White, Lola White, Shelia White, Vicki Williamson, Terry Wilson, Chris Wilson, Keith Not pictured: Keith Blankenship Vickie Boardwine Kimberly Carpenter Cheryl Counts Richard Cox Ronnie Fields Danny Foster Ricky Garrett Cheryl Gilbert William Grizzle Fred Haf ley Wayne Herndon Michael Kiser Charlie Monk Michael Proffitt Rebecca Rasnake Janet Senn Johnny Tuggle 153 loward by rrie when I encouragement. 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PAUL, VIRGINIA 24283 PHONE 762-7191 171 ROBERT S TIRE AND RECAPPING ABINGDON - BRISTOL HIGHWAY PHONE 628-7571 ABINGDON, VIRGINIA BARE BROS. INC. SALES SERVICE 3101 LEE HIWAY (P.O. BOX 1073) BRISTOL. VA. 24201 PHONE 466-2521 Elmer Bare Home Phone 669-2706 Johnny Bare Home Phone 466-3220 TRI-STATE LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC. P. O. Box 558 ABINGDON, VIRGINIA 24210 MOON ' S TUXEDO RENTAL BAVARIAN VILLAGE • 4004 HILLSBORO ROAD NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37215 PHONE 383-8700 172 BLACKSTONE GROCERY DANTE-ST. PAUL ROAD GENERAL MERCHANDISE COMPLIMENTS OF CASTLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL WHITE S EXCAVATING CO. CASTLEWOOD, VIRGINIA CRUSHED STONE MINE SAFETY DUST AGRICULTURAL LINE 173 GEO. A. Pruner Attorney at Law COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY RUSSELL COUNTY COURT HOUSE LEBANON. VIRGINIA ROYSTER-BARRETT FERTILIZER COMPANY, INC. LEBANON, 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 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. WILLIAM R. HENLEY ii I | j i I I i I LEBANON SERVICE CENTER TIRES, BATTERIES - S H STAMPS PHONE 889-9843 LEBANON, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF DR. ROY R. SMITH KITCHENETTE LEBANON, VIRGINIA ' t ifiQbUa, 4 kk P.O. BOX 456 LEBANON, VA. 24266 Rebecca Fabrics Lebanon, Virginia 24266 LEBANON MOTOR SALES, INC. Thunderbird - Torino - Ford LEBANON, VIRGINIA 24266 LEBANON AUTO SUPPLY INC. 174 MAIN STREET LEBANON, VA. 24266 P.0, Box 1038 LEBANON, VA, 2-4266 J : rassoci Y Mm tf-amiltf Siam TASTEE-FREEZE “THE FRIENDLIEST AND BEST SERVICE” LEBANON, VIRGINIA CASTLE CHEVROLET JUN E LEBANON, VIRGINIA DON 889-3600 SERVING RUSSELL COUNTY OVER 50 YEARS JOHN STAMPER 24 Hour Wrecker Service 7 Days A Week General Auto Repair Work SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. P.O. Box 14 Lebanon, Va. 24266 GALLIHER ' S UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE COMPANY MR. MRS. SAM GALLIHER - OWNER LEBANON, VIRGINIA Phone 889-3120 CLINCH VALLEY FUEL CO. INC. P.O. Box 1047 LEBANON, VIRGINIA 24266 GAS AND FUEL OIL DISTRIBUTOR Phone 889-2293 Lebanon, Virginia 24266 Box 1118 PHONE 889-2370 JESSEE HILLMAN PHARMACY YOUR HEALTH IS OUR BUSINESS PHONE 889-2151 LEBANON, VIRGINIA TACKETT TRUCKING COMPANY LEBANON, VIRGINIA PHONE 8894386 OWNED OPERATED BY DARVIN DONNIE TACKETT NATIONWIDE INSURANCE H. LYMAN COUNTS Lebanon, Va. 24266 THE LEBANON NEWS “RUSSELL COUNTY FAMILY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1880” LEBANON, VIRGINIA MONTGOMERY WARDS LEE’S SALES AGENCY JACK AND MARGARET BAILEY LEBANON, VIRGINIA BARRETT FARM SUPPLY, INC. Box 616 Lebanon, Virginia 24266 KEENE OUTLET Lebanon, Virginia PHONE 889-1559 DAMRON AND TILLER LEBANON, VIRGINIA READY TO WEAR SHOES FOR THE FAMILY 176 I DIAL 889-2251 Phone 889-3 1 18 Taulbee’s Army Navy Store FISHING SUPPLIES — MEN’S WORK CLOTHING AMMUNITION —MEN’S BOOTS — SUNDRIES MAIN STREET CLEVELAND SERVICE SHOP WONDER MUFFLER PIPE WRECKER SERVICE 24 Hr. WRECKER SERVICE STATE INSPECTION STATION SCOTT JOHNSON - ROGER ALSUP CLEVELAND, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF VILLAGE CENTER CLEVELAND, VIRGINIA CORNER GROCERY LEBANON, VIRGINIA Phone 889-1 133 COMPLIMENTS OF D U DRIVE-IN GRIFFITH SERVICE STATION SUN, VIRGINIA L. F. GRIFFITH, OWNER MEADE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA 177 PHONE 762-8441 ELK GARDEN EXXON ELK GARDEN PHONE 889-551 1 EARL ' S GULF AND GROCERY ROSEDALE, VIRGINIA CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION _ BHHBW LARRY WYSOR, INC. HIGHWAY 80 (ROSEDALE) AUTHORIZED DEALER HONAKER, VIRGINIA 24260 HONAKER PHARMACY HONAKER, VIRGINIA EARL ' S SUPERMARKET HONAKER, VIRGINIA PHONE 873-5153 RICHLANDS FARM BUREAU RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA THE RICHLANDS NATIONAL BANK YOUR BANK SINCE 1916 RICHLANDS - RAVEN CEDAR BLUFF Member FDIC Telephone 703 964-4011 Tazewell County Funeral Home CEDAR VALLEY DRIVE 178 CEDAR BLUFF, VIRGINIA Jim H. Singleton P. 0. Box 3191 BRISTOL, TENNESSEE 37620 RICHLANDS RENTALS COMPANY RENTALS AND SALES OF TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT PHONE 963-0000 RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA PAT ' S PONTIAC, BUICK, GMC, INC. P.O.Box 278 RAVEN, VIRGINIA 24639 BANK AND TRUST COMPANY P. O. DRAWER 878 RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA 24641 C.A, RAMEY TRUCKING INC. BOX 360 GRUNDY, VIRGINIA PHONE 531-2860 CERAMIC TILE - FORMICA - WALL TO WALL CARPET INLAID LINOLEUM - FLAGSTONE - TUB ENCLOSURES WALLPAPER � PAINT ABINGDON TILE CO., INC. ACROSS FROM REX SHOPPING CENTER Free Estimates Phone 628-61 1 1 ABINGDON PLUMBING ABINGDON, VIRGINIA ABINGDON DO DGE -CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH WHERE SERVICE IS UTMOST 179 , ‘V 628-3196 % AT IF= Lilly-Harley-Davidson, Inc. ROUTE 2. HIGHWAY 11 WEST ABINGDON. VA. 24210 WARD MOBILE HOME SALES RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA BRYANT SHEET METAL, INC. Post Office Box 758 Abingdon. Virginia 24210 Abingdon Animal Drugs, Inc. 498 E. MAIN STREET - ABINGDON. VIRGINIA 24210 l RRE-R SOM JEWELERS 2B3 WEST MAIN STREET ABINGDON,- VIRGINIA 24210 BILL ' S MUSIC SHOP 480 EAST MAIN STREET AMPEG LUDWIG LEBLANC BACH ROGERS SELMER ARMSTRONG FLUTES OLDS KIRS GIBSON FENDER ELLIS PHARMACY “DRIVE-IN PRESCRIPTION SERVICE” ABINGDON, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF DR. RONNIE BROWN DR. BOB BROWN STAFF ABINGDON, VIRGINIA PHONE 628-2671 180 WRIGHT EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. PHONE 628-5126 ABINGDON-BRISTOL HIGHWAY ABINGDON, VIRGINIA DEBUSK PETROLEUM INC. ABINGDON, VIRGINIA Farmers fflutiral 3m r Jttmmmr? (Emnpatu} OF WASHINGTON COUNTY. VIRGINIA BOX 827 640 WEST MAIN STREET ABINGDON, VIRGINIA 24210 DON ' S -L ' JAY SHOP MEN’S AND LADIES WEAR EAST GATE SHOPPING CENTER EAST MAIN STREET ABINGDON, VIRGINIA 24210 KERN ' S BAKERY P. O. BOX 549 BRISTOL, VA.-TENN. SOUTHERN MOTORS, INC. LEE HIGHWAY BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 24201 f CHAFIN MOBILE HOMES, INC. 4618 LEE HIGHWAY BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 24201 VALLEYDALE PACKERS, INC. P. O. BOX 1050 181 BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 2420 1 ■HHirujCo. STATE ST, BRISTOL, TENN. 37620 COMPLIMENTS OF CLIFFORD (JACK) MONK BUSH ' S MARKET LEBANON, VIRGINIA 889-1889 SUNOCO LEBANON, VIRGINIA LIZABETH’S BEAUTY SALON LEBANON, VIRGINIA LOHR’S BEAUTY SALON SPECIALTY SHOP GIFT SHOP BARTON’S INS MARKET OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. HWY 19 EAST OF LEBANON GILBERT’S GROCERY 889-3002 LEBANON, VIRGINIA LEBANON PAINT AND WALLCOVERING LEBANON, VIRGINIA Mr. Mrs. R. B. Chafin LEBANON CARPET CENTER CARPET SALES INSTALLATION PHONE 889-3095 LEBANON, VIRGINIA BETTY’S BEAUTY SALON LEBANON, VIRGINIA LEBANON VETERINARY CLINIC Rt. 2 BOX 220-A HWY 71 LEBANON, VIRGINIA 24266 PHONE 889-55 1 5 TIP TOP EXXON ROUTE 3 LEBANON, VIRGINIA 24266 PHONE 8894895 KING’S PAINT BODY SHOP LEBANON, VIRGINIA 889-3157 COMPLIMENTS OF HARRY W. EASTERLY SHERMAN WALLACE FARM HEREFORD CATTLE CLEVELAND, VIRGINIA 889-3478 S D CAR WASH CLEVELAND, VIRGINIA ACE SIGNS “SIGN PAINTING OF ALL TYPES” CASTLEWOOD, VIRGINIA DAVE JESSEE 762-9602 RANCHETTE DRIVE-IN HANSONVILLE, VIRGINIA LONE STAR TEXACO DICKENSONVILLE, VIRGINIA MILTON’S CASH STORE CASTLEWOOD, VIRGINIA PORTER AUTO SALES ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA RIVERSIDE GROCERY ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA BEN FRANKLIN STORE ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA GRAVELICK GROCERY RT. 1 Box 116 CASTLEWOOD, VIRGINIA BILLY TAYLOR OAK’S SERVICE STATION TIRES, BATTERIES, ACC. BRUCE KENDOLL, MECHANIC ROSEDALE, VA. BOBBY PRICE, OWNER EDWARD’S TV SALES SERVICE HONAKER, VIRGINIA HONAKER GULF STATION PHONE 873-7881 HONAKER, VIRGINIA TILLER’S DEPT. STORE HONAKER, VIRGINIA G.O. TILLER HELEN NANCY’S GIFTS RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA THE TOWN SHOP RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF VANITY BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 963-3585 RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA RICHLANDS PHARMACY 1557 FRONT STREET RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA COLEMAN’S FLOWERS PHONE 963-9022 RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA RICHLANDS SWAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA 24641 THE RAMROD MEN’S SHOP, INC. 2401 WEST FRONT STREET RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA TAPE HOUSE WALL STREET ABINGDON, VIRGINIA PATTERSON DEAN, INC. PHOTOGRAPHERS 319 WEST MAIN STREET ABINGDON, VIRGINIA 628-2861 GLOVER’S DRY CLEANERS DRAPERIES, ALTERATIONS, AND BOX STORAGE ABINGDON, VIRGINIA REX SHOPPING CENTER OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ON ROUTE 1 1 ABINGDON, VIRGINIA ARNOLD’S JEWELERS 321 WEST MAIN STREET ABINGDON, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF DR. GEORGE R. PETERS DR. J. S. HENDERSON ABINGDON, VIRGINIA YOUR LOCAL CHIROPRACTOR MORRELL’S SHOE STORE CONVERSE TENNIS SHOES ABINGDON, VIRGINIA TOMMY’S DRIVE IN MAIN STREET ABINGDON, VIRGINIA 628-7100 RAY’S TRADING POST ABINGDON RT. 6 628-6831 COMPLIMENTS OF STAZER STOUT CAFETERIA 1 MILE NORTH OF ABINGDON ON HIGHWAY 19 ABINGDON, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF JACK TRAYER WAMPLER’S GULF Rt. 6 ABINGDON, VIRGINIA STREET’S ARCO SERVICE STATION RT, 6 ABINGDON, VIRGINIA 24210 PHONE 628-6874 ‘Sur ' iacca d “For those who like the finest” in downtown BRISTOL DEVAULT’S, INC. 705 STATE STREET BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 24201 THE JEWEL BOX “YOUR FRIENDLY JEWELRY STORE” 529 State Street HOME OWNED AND OPERATED Bristol, Virginia BALL GROCERY THE GEM BOX HONAKER, VIRGINIA HONAKER AUTO PARTS KIRN RBil gfsssgfsj «� � ■ ‘CIS I SSRI Rir U- .. tips birr] ' 29 B8I8 t SS fc— n ■ |||i| ] MM BIRR r 18 8BB8I L. 81 SiUJi J - -- ,T, tSSi |8� R 8908, ina -- -5 ■PM HRfl Rill |3S8 I98| i — J —II ■in Iasi Rill IRIR t—ii J.4||j m mi r Compliments of HONAKER PHARMACY Honaker, Virginia jL aM e-Q Kouj,, Q GL Uu r J dzu q J cJr. Lj ju oJvfl cx c cx ol ■diXAbh OA CL’lO q ai vi dm. 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