Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

I 4 I hurricane ' 71 Administration JrsW. fa x: 3ES Advertisements Sports Classes Organizations Editor-In-Chief . Business Manager Beth Buchanan . . . Gary Price We believe in the beauty of a pure world untouched by man ' s carelessness. We believe that despite all fears, man survives. We believe that in every night a light of hope shines. We believe that in a storm a smile breaks through. We believe that friendship means loyalty, trust, caring, and sharing. We believe in the brotherhood that binds all races and nations. We believe in freedom for all men in bondage, whether mental or physical. We believe that each soul needs a tranquil force in order to survive. We believe in peace, an eternal bond, to bridge all gaps. We believe that every man is obligated to feel compassion for his neighbor. We believe in the right of nonconformity for each generation. But most of all we believe in one another. o Ill (‘oiii enialitv . . . Happy Birthday to Me School is more than just classes for Wendy May and Greg Baumgarner. J. V.’s believe To find a friend, be one. 6 i Happiness is a touchdown to raise our dampened spirits. Father Time brought change and with it came new attitudes, new knowledge, and new people. Des¬ pite the alteration, congeniality remained constant in the activities of MSHS. A smile, a word of recognition, or a birthday celebra¬ tion composed a vital link between individuals. New students witnessed the transformation from being new to being a part of our school. By extending a hand of friendship, the motto To find a friend, be one, was fulfilled. In ( reativit The hands of creativity extended in various directions during the school year. Evidence of the students ' originality and imagination was obvious throughout the school. Sounds of music, voices blended in drama and chorus, the busy clacking of Marionette and Hurricane typewriters, and discussions of art and interpre¬ tive dance echoed within the halls. By means of ornamental horticulture, industrial arts, voca¬ tional agriculture, home economics, and foreign language projects, students created instruments for enjoyment and possible future careers. A Christmas Dream brings Alan Dean and Kenn Nellis to the stage. Tender loving care helps even plants grow. 8 Rosemary Bass uses her artistic ability in bulletin board design. The sports’ staff of Scholastic Scoops records the latest athletic happenings. The Scarlettes display grace and precision in their performances. 9 James Corvin gets into character. Sculpting is only one of Dewayne Miller ' s talents in the field of art. Modern dance gives opportunity for expression. Debby Tilson, alias Mrs. Savage, holds her most prized possession. In versatility • . . From the classroom to the football field, from the library to the gymnasium, the hand of versatility touched the phases of school life. Midst the daily buzz of research and study, students still found time for extras. Each group and each person proved themselves to be amazingly adaptable to changing situations. Each school month found individuals developing their skills and broadening their interests. Jonithan Blevins can capture ANY audience. The cheerleaders show pride in their country, as well as in their school. 13 Mr. Henry, the professional and the hillbilly. Candy Hinton illustrates one phase of home- making. Our faculty-the family man, the coach, and the teacher. 14 Two sides of Cyndy Ellis ' s musical talents. And now ladies and gentlemen... In hilarity . . • Moments of hilarity, no matter how brief, lifted the strain of everyday life. Anecdotes throughout school activities brought a chuckle or a grin to the most serious faces. Teachers and students joined forces to prove that fun and frivolity may still abound in times of hard work. Cares were stored away and troubles forgotten in exchange for moments of light-heartedness. MSHS forgot the daily school routine, but most likely she will remember when the hands of joy brought resounding laughter. I wanta be ju-u-ust like you when I grow up. Cookie, anyone? Is this our faculty? 17 • • • Howie W. Worm gets ready to do his thing. What you see Is NOT what you get. 18 The Devil made me do it. Mr. May puts in a plug for Women ' s Lib. The Golden Wave gets the brush-off even before the game. 19 In variety Cheers arose as applause echoed the pleasure of the audience. Enthusiasm greeted performances whenever students gathered. Each assembly was unique in its own way regardless of the atmosphere, mood, or content. Learned individuals devoted their time and effort in providing a steady flow of entertainment, whether educational, relaxing, or inspirational. The cares of classes were lightened when the hand of variety made its imprint on our school. Interpretive reading takes a great deal of talent. The chorus lift their voices in praise to the Lord. Johnny Crewey tells the student body about homecoming when he was a student. 20 The Junior Class replaces the newlyweds with more familiar faces. Coach Harkins beams his approval of the womanless beauty pageant. The Humanities Group proves the unchanging nature of love. In integrity Love your country-love your nation. Aware of contemporary trends toward protest, our student body defended the honor of MSHS in academics, sports, and extra-curricular activities. Pupils exhibited sincerity as they strived to obtain higher goals. They proved their loyalty and uprightness by showing respect for their school, community, and nation. In spite of all outside pressures, feelings of patriotism and concern for others acted as bonding forces between freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. I pledge allegiance to the flag. Friendship is important even when you ' re competitors. 22 • • • Captains Bobby Blevins and Mike Slemp extend the hand of sportsmanship. Joyce Shields presents Citizen of the Month awards to Carlos Blattner and Monica Campos. Kay Parks gives serious thought to her studies. you D£P£N|} UPON THf Lord; the lord dep£vd L POK YOU 23 In opportuni tv . . . Contests offered a chance to compete; clubs offered places for community service; above all, classes offered opportunity for learning. Upon reaching high school, students began to realize the time for decisions had arrived. They grasped at prospects for self-improvement, not only knowledge but job openings, scholarships, and awards. Regardless of the goals already obtained, hands were continually reaching for the next rung on the ladder of success. Foreign Language students use various techniques to understand new aspects of communication. Members of the Gamma Delta view Thanksgiving as a time of sharing with others. 24 Chemistry provides a channel for research in the chemical sciences. Club members learn through the experiences of others. Members of the Model Rocketry Club prepare the launch pad for another blastoff. Jane Hester prepares for a future career under the supervision of Mr. Horace Myers. 25 • • • Wayne Hodges tries to sell John Thompson on this particular Biology gives us a chance to explore, helmet. Miss Trail, are you sure it ' s going to be a cake? 26 V.O.T. students work unceasingly at improving their office techniques. 27 In superiority Top Seniors-Front Row: Karen Williams, Marleen Williams, Becky Patterson, Wendy May, Beth Buchanan, Anne Hull, Pam Parks, Jane Hester, Opal Davis, Cathy Snider. Second Row: Jeff Greenwood, Debbie Bear, Judy Jones, Gwyn McCarty, Mike Slemp, Patty Roland, Charles Greene, Stephen O ' Neal. Echoes of We ' re Number One! resounded through the halls of our school. Not only sports, but scholarships, scholastic achievement, and community recognition were added together in making our school surpass its competitors. Athletic awards assembly, followed by scholastic awards, brought the realization that each recipient had offered years of practice and effort toward attaining his goals. This work was a must since friendhsip had no say in determining the victor. Throughout the year the hands of greatness touched MSHS and within her walls, the students were likewise touched with success. Valedictorian - Beth Buchanan; Salutatorian - Pam Parks. D.A.R. Good Citizen, State Beta Vice-President - Gwyn McCarty. 28 Top Art Students: Cindy Schwartz, Dewayne Miller, Cathy Widener, Anne Froehling Betty Crocker Homemaking Award - Karen Williams. National Merit Foundation Awards: Barbara Vaught - Letter of Commendation; Pam Parks - Finalist. Outstanding Athletes: Cindy Collins, Ted Hermach. Outstanding Vocational Students: Kenneth Price-FFA; Greg Baumgarner - Industrial Arts. 29 In individuality Even a queen can cry. Charge! A smile or a frown, a grimace or a chuckle-these portrayed the moods of faculty and students as school days progressed. A cheerleader ' s joy, a beauty queen ' s delight, a teacher ' s disgust, and a student ' s interests were only a few of the many attitudes mirrored in the faces and actions of those involved with school. Each person ' s character and personality were revealed in a multitude of expressions. Even dress and modes of transportation added to the spirit after the hand of uniqueness brushed across our lives. Who needs more books? 30 Who cares how? We got here. Sharon Worton asks, “Is that a flower? Harriet Paschal, Steve Blevins, and Stella Dolinger reflect MSHS fashion trends. 31 • • Kay Fleenor really enjoys music. What did you say Mama Nile? Steve O ' Neal needs a pal at a time like this, Karl Barr knows where to sit 32 Just Linda DeHart and the rain, rain, rain. Coach Earp in a typical pose. We ' re proud of Edward Cressel, our state wrestling champ. Linda Clawson and Charlie Gill depict the mood of Hee Haw. 33 In festivity Cindy Ellis, Queen Gwyn McCarty, Debbie Medley, and Cheryl Sale are evidence that A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody. The Big Red Machine rocks at the Homecoming dance. 34 Homecoming Court, Linda DeHart, Monnie Richardson, Debbie Romans, Anne Froehling, and Debbie Medley. Gaiety was rated near the top during the school year ' s activities. Attendance at sock hops and special dances confirmed that MSHS had experienced the new generation. Beautiful girls as well as hillbillies could be seen at one time or another at numerous events. Hands were busy preparing decorations for everything from a simple get-together to a formal prom. From the ridiculous to the elegant, students made the scene and added another good memory to their vast storehouse of times never to be forgotten. The bonfire reflects our spirit at Homecoming. 35 The French students try their hands at fondue, Cyndy Ellis and Cathy Snider, our Junior Miss representatives. 36 • • • Christmas Dance couples have their own celebration in Winter Wonderland. Larry Carlton, Debby Bear, King Gary Price, Queen Janet Meek, Pat Smythe, and Fred Sprinkle compose the Christmas Court. 37 Couples turn-on to the beat of the Redcoats at the Spring Formal. The crowning of Queen Debbie Romans and King Roger Meek climaxes the Spring Formal, Before the Dawn ' s Early Light. 38 Senior Class President John Sparger proudly accepts the 1971 Junior-Senior Prom from Junior Class President John Thompson. Expectations begin to rise as Carolyn, Vicky, Michelle, and Sarah prepare for the night ' s journey on the Carousel in Oz. 39 In agility Jeff Hart goes over the top for Marion. In the past school year, students proved that agility required quick thinking as well as quick moving. Our “Sleeping Giants skimmed across the basketball court to rally victory after victory. The Big Red Machine drove triumphantly through powerful defensive opposition. Plentiful sports activities supplied MSHS athletes with occasions to develop themselves physically. They also gave the student body a chance to reveal its enthusiasm toward our team. Gwyn Thompson gets ready to pass off to Sam Blevins. 40 David Echots heads into the end zone. Let ' s hope it ' s two points. Teri Harvey looks intent on making her shot. 41 • • Mike Slemp has control of the situation. Larry Carlton stretches for the catch. After baseball Jeff Anderson plans to go into ballet. 42 Bill Bailey shows perfect form with the shot put. Twinkletoes Kirby does it again. Sarah Scott gets the tip-off for Marion. Don Francis sinks a putt. 43 In unity The majorettes work together to boost spirits at a football game. Spines tingled, hearts beat faster, and spirit was high as the 1970-71 school year sent excitement throughout MSHS. The slogan, We Believe was a reminder that separate students believed in separate ideas. Despite this separation, when facing any challenging force the Marion students reacted with a spirit of togetherness. Knowing always that differences existed, the hand of unity swept through the school and left each heart echoing We ' re Number One! All right. Big Red, Let ' s give ' em all we ' ve got! The rain can ' t dampen our spirits. 44 • • Our students rally to any good cause as evidenced by the book drive. We run for office because we care for our school. 45 Administration is honored Smyth County School: Front Row: William C. Kelly; Mrs. Joyce Cornett; J. Leonard Mauck, Superintendent; Francis J. Copenhaver, Chairman; W. P. Buchanan. Second Row: S. D. Scott; Robert A. Hunter; Earle S. Horne; Laton E. Choate; Ralph B. Comer. Only with an efficient and reliable staff did Marion Senior High School operate for the 1970-71 school year. At the top of the scale, the school board worked to balance funds and guarantee top-grade teachers for Smyth County. More familiar to Marion High was its own administration with Mr. Williams, principal, and Mr. Henry, vice-principal. Just as necessary were the guidance staff, cafeteria staff, office workers and janitors. Enough credit was not given this hard-working group. Mr. E. R. Thompson, Director of Instruction, talks to a prospective teacher. Mr. Harlan Pafford, Supervisor of Secondary Education, confers with Mr. Williams about school problems. Mr. J.L. Mauck, Superintendent of Schools often relaxes with the teachers over lunch. 46 Mr. Howard Williams Mr. Williams puts in a busy day at the office. Mr. Henry relaxes during his heavy-scheduled and responsibility-laden day. Mr. David Henry 47 A complete staff Mrs. Winters does her best to keep the records straight. Never a problem goes unsolved when Wendy May consults the guidance department. The entire staff is composed of Mrs. Winters, Mrs. Linkous, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Echols, Mrs. Courtney, and Mr. Goodman. Mr. Goodman continues to upgrade guidance. 48 IS a necessity Office business was kept under control by Mrs. Byrd, Mrs. Britton, and Mrs. Webb. Thanks to the cafeteria staff for their efforts toward nourishment. Mrs. Doris Clawson, Cafeteria Manager 49 Faculty Ronald Ball James Barrett Dixie B. Bauman Willis Blessing Preston Brockman Anne W, Burton Jane Call Eloise M. Courtney Jack Cox Alvin Crowder David Debord Helen N. Diggs Jean Duncan William Earp Lillie P. Echols Roy Evans John Fisher Trula Fleenor Brenda D. Gilmer Charles Goodman 50 of 71 Charles Harkins Sandra E. Harris Phyllis Jean Hoback Nile D. Linkous Patsy V. Loupe Samuel May Luana Old Wilma N. Overbey Bobby Pickett Katherine K. Potter Ida G. Pugh Sterling Robinson, Jr. Larry Sayers Ruth S. Smith Rebecca F. Sprinkle Diane I. Stanley James Sullivan Linda Taylor Ecmon Thompson Linda Trail 51 Faculty Evelyn Veselik Lloyd Vicars Dunn Waddle Roger Wall Jane H. Weaver Marlin Weaver Nancy A. Weems Sally H. Werth Patricia White Nancy Whitley Betty G. Wilson P. G. Wingfield, III Marlene S. Winters Marvin Winters Anne Wolfenden Linda W. Currin 52 Senior Class Officers: John Sparger, President; Anne Froehling, Treasurer; Barbara Vaught, Reporter; Mrs. Echols, Sponsor; Monnie Richardson, Secretary; Janet Meek, Vice-President. Class of’71 Dale Wayne Alexander Brenda Sue Anders Willie Rex Anders Larry Ralph Anderson Richard Wayne Armstrong Vicki Lynn Atwood Joy Renee Austin Linda Bonham Bailey 53 Class William Paris Bailey, III Phyllis Ann Barker Karl Wayne Barr Gregory Alan Baumgarner Deborah Sue Bear Rebekah Lou Bear Carlos Jesus Blattner Bobby Joe Blevins Donna Kirk Blevins Gerald Dean Blevins James Samuel Blevins Judith Daunita Blevins Stephen Bradley Blevins Eva Mae Bowman Alma Jean Brewer Ernest David Brewer Jane Ann Britton Mary Beth Buchanan Dorothy Evelyn Burkett Bonnie Yvonne Burkett 54 of 71 Susan Mefcina Burnside Barbara Joan Call Monica DeHolanda Campos Larry Allen Carlton Pamela Atkins Catron William Franklin Catron Randy Lae Chatham Cynthia Louise Collins Christine Renee Collver John Franklin Copenhawer Robert Hutton Copenhaver James Samuel Corvin Jerry Lee Creasy Judy Ann Cregger Barbara Ann Cress William Edward Cressel Kenneth Glen Croy Lorraine Bennie Gruff Barbara Lynn Cullop Deborah Carol Daugherty 55 Class Nellie Lucille Davidson Opal Irene Davis Linda Sue DeHart William Michael Dixon Deborah Sue Earnest Carolyn Sue Echols David Gordon Echols Cynthia Preston Ellis Debra Lynn Elswick Martha Katherine Emerson David Lee Fannin Phyllis Eileen Farris Ralph Jackson Fisher, Jr. Allen Whitfield Frith, Jr. Anne Elizabeth Froehling Sherry Lynn Goib V Willie Montana George William Robert Glass Pamela Ann Goins Charles William Greene 56 of ' 71 Jeffrey Dixon Greenwood Michael Ray Greer Elizabeth Ann Gross Patsy Leigh Gross Harley Lee Hall Robert Michael Hamby Linda Lou Hamm Norma Kell Hamm Nancy Louise Hart Danny Franklin Hash Janice Lynn Hash Richard Michael Hash Gary Stone Hawthorne Debra Melissa Heldreth Elizabeth Ann Henderlite Ted Francis Hermach Juanita Jane Hester Gerald Mason Hicks Candace Lee Hinton George William Hollandsworth 57 Class Anne Harper Hull Ronald Gene Hunter William Gray Hutton Rebecca Ann Jennings Donna Lynn Johnson Freda Gay Johnson Johnny Ray Johnson Judith Dianne Johnson Harold Lee Jones Judy Carolyn Jones James David King Karen Kay Kirby Ronald Lee Kirby Deborah Marie Leek Shirley Marie Leonard Margaret Ann Linkous Grace Lillian Mason Sally Francis Matthews Nancy Lee Mauck Winifred Lee May 58 of 71 Lenora Gwyn McCarty Ronald Lee McKinnon Patricia Ann McNeely Janet Lieto Meek Stephen Roger Meek Michael Dewey Miller Sherrilyn Anita Mitchell Thomas Patrick Moore Helen Beth Morrell Debra Louise Murray Shirley Jean Neal Kenneth Eugene Nellis Wallace Jackson Newman, Jr. Dixie Lee Olinger Stephen Vernon O ' Neal Jesse Lynn Owens Jerry Roger Parks Pamela Dean Parks David Leslie Parlier Mary Jane Parris 59 Class Cathy Marie Paschal Rebecca Fairfax Patterson Patrica Anne Peake Michael Dean Pennington Raymond Eugene Petty, Jr. Virginia Elaine Plummer Joyce Kaye Powers Henry Daniel Prater David Neil Price Gary Lynn Price Kenneth Wayne Price Mary Etta Pruitt James Mitchell Pugh Carolyn Sue Ratcliffe Mary Ellen Reith Carol Ann Richardson Monica Lynn Richardson Rita June Robinette Kenneth Boyd Robinson Richard Dale Robinson 60 of ’71 Patricia Kaye Roland Deborah Annette Romans Pamela Lynn Russell William Claude Rutherford Donita Mae Sale Janet Elizabeth Sawyers Cyanthia Darlene Schwartz Richard Dale Sexton Constance Florene Sharpe Dicy Janelle Sheets Nancy Ann Sheffield Peggy Susan Shumate Barbara Jean Shupe Robert Michael Slemp Patricia Eaton Smythe Carolyn Virginia Snider Catherine Rhoda Snider Edward IVIaiden Snider, III Johrt Worley Sparger Fred Preston Sprinkle 61 Class Richard Steven Spitzer Nancy Sue Steffey Charles Edward Sturgill, Jr. Terry Edward Surface Donna Lynn Teaster Joseph Edward Thomas James Willie Thompson Betty Earlene Umbarger Barbara Ann Vaught Charles Herbert Walker Jacob Eden Waller, Jr. William O ' Brien Weaver Teresa Dianne Weddle Cathy Lynn Widener Dee Lee Gordon Widener Jesse Karen Williams Patricia Marleen Williams Gary Michael Wolfe Sharon Elizabeth Worton Ida Jean Young 62 Arseilio and Old Lace pn ' sented In ( ' lass of 71 On April 1, 1971, the curtains parted to reveal the ability and creativity of the Senior Class as seen in their production of Arsenic and Old Lace. The play centered around two old ladies who felt it their duty to help lonely old men out of their misery by giving them elderberry wine and a little arsenic. To help the cast smooth their lines and movements the directors, Mrs. Sally Werth and Mrs. Bill Pugh, and the student directors, Gwyn McCarty and Janet Meek, put in many long hours of hard work. Oh! That ' s Emma B. Stoute ascending to heaven. CAST Abby Brewster .Pat Smythe The Rev. Dr. Harper . . John Sparger Teddy Brewster.Gary Price Officer Brophy .Allen Frith Officer Klein.Dale Alexander Martha Brewster . . . Becky Patterson Elaine Harper .Carolyn Snider Mortimer Brewster . Jeff Greenwood Mr. Gibbs .Fred Sprinkle Jonathan Brewster .Kenn Nellis Dr. Einstein.Carlos Blattner Officer O ' Hara .Fred Sprinkle Mr. Witherspoon.Bill Weaver Mr. Spinaizo. Mr. Hoskins.Janet Meek Prompters.Karen Kirby Judy Jones Insanity gallops in the Brewster family. 63 Seniors Outstanding Teenagers of America — Fred Sprinkle, Debby Bear, Gwyn McCarty, Ronnie Kirby. I Dare You Award — Pat Smythe, Mike Slemp Pilot Club Award Gwyn McCarty Judy Jones, Lion ' s Club Award — Kiwanis Club Awards- Gary Price, Margaret Linkous It Brunswick Athletic Scholarship — Steve O ' Neal Outstanding Drama Student Nellis Kenn Outstanding Math Student - Pam Parks 64 are honored The 1971 Senior Class closed its high school years with the reaping of numerous awards. Marion civic clubs — the Pilot, Lions, and Kiwanis Clubs — awarded their annual gifts to de¬ serving students. The Outstanding Math Student was chosen according to the scores on the test taken for that purpose. The Outstanding Drama Student was the selection of the Forensic Club. Recipients of the I Dare You Award, one boy and one girl, were selected by the Senior teachers. This year was certainly one of highlights for the Seniors. SIPA Delegates — Gary Price, Gwyn McCarty, Debbie Bear, Beth Buchanan. Boys ' and Girls’ State — FRONT ROW: Beth Buchanan, Gwyn McCarty, Nancy Mauck, Becky Patterson. SECOND ROW: Bill Weaver, John Sparger, Ronnie Kirby, Fred Sprinkle. Outstanding American High School Students - FRONT ROW: Pat Smythe, Cathy Snider, Becky Patterson. SECOND ROW: Debbie Bear, Beth Buchanan, Gwyn McCarty, Ronnie Kirby, Cyndy Ellis, Fred Sprinkle. Not Pictured: Mike Slemp. 65 The Curious Savage presented hv Class of ' 72 Front Row: Joyce Shields, Mrs. Paddy; Jan Wagoner, Miss Willie. Second Row: Michelle Guy, Lilly Belle; Alan Dean, Samuel; David Kendle, Titus; Jeannie Warren, Understudy to Mrs. Savage. Third Row: John Sanders, Dr. Emmett; Mike Box, Hannibal; John Conner, Jeff; Cindy Fenyk, Fairy May; Carolyn Taylor, Florence. After weeks of frantic work and preparation, the Juniors were finally ready to present The Curious Savage on November 20. The play told of Mrs. Ethel Savage ' s struggle to retain control of her dead husband ' s money. Her children went to any lengths to find the money; they even put Mrs. Savage in a rest home. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Weems with the help from her student directors, Barbara Brooks and Roberta Hester. You hate all those things? Florence comforts her son. Lilly Belle does not like the Hannibal ' s violin solos were way things are going. not appreciated by everyone else. 66 Class of’72 Junior Class Officers: Front Row: Cindy Fenyk, Treasurer; Jack McCarty, Vice-President; John Thompson, President Debbie Medley, Secretary. Second Row: Larry Hubble, Reporter; Mrs. Linkous, Sponsor. Linda Aker Steven Albert Shirley Anders Lloyd Anderson Phyllis Anderson Anne Atkins Douglas Ball Junior Ball James Barker Rex Barker John Bauman Patricia Bear Susan Belton Roger Bennett Harold Beverly r Class Danny Blevins Elden Blevins Steven Blevins William Blevins David Boehm Michael Box Linda Brewer Michael Bridgeman Darrell Bridges Pam Britton Barbara Brooks Christopher Brown Fred Brown Rebecca Brown David Buchanan Jimmy Buchanan Harvey Buck Raymond Burgess Gordon Burkett Lynnette Caldwell Linda Carlson Linda Carlton Karen Carter Jessee Choate Anita Clark David Clark Margaret Cline Patricia Cline Bobby Combs 68 of ' 72 John Conner Richard Cooper Dorothy Cornett Virginia Cornick Teresa Counts Virginia Culbert Sandra Davidson Bobby Davis Hurley Davis Martha Davis Philip Davis Alan Dean Dennis Dean Michael Dean James Dunford Sue Dye Kenneth Edwards Lee Farmer Nancy Farmer Michael Farrington Stephen Farris Cynthia Fenyk Kay Firestone Stephen Firestone Kay Fleenor Donald Francis Iris Gamble James Gardner William Garrick Carol Gillespie 69 Class I Junior Greer Charlene Grinstead Jeffery G rosed ose Leon Gross James Grubb Michelle Guy Deborah Hager David Hall James Hall Theresa Hall William Hall John Hamm Wilma Hamm Debbie Harrison Emmitt Harrison Patricia Hawthorne Rebecca Hayden Alice Hayes Roberta Hester Wayne Hodges A s I Phyllis Hopkins Joyce Horne Susan Horne Larry Hubble David Hull John Hunter Betty Hunter Robert Huntley Melinda Irvin Cecil Johnson 70 of ’72 Kevin Johnson Rodney Jones Michael Keene David Kendle Danny Keyes Sue Keyes Mike Laros Geanna Lineberry Johnny Linkous Rita Long Charles Martin Jackson McCarty David McCormick Bobby McIntyre Deborah McKinney Dwain McMahan Regina McPhetridge Debra Medley Donald Medley Richard Millard Diane Moore David Morris Joe Murphy Shelia Murray David Osborne Vicky Paddock Barbara Parks Fieldsie Parks Deborah Parsons Robert Patrick 71 Class Jerry Patterson Kemp Peake Martha Pedigo Marvin Pennington Randolph Pennington Roger Pennington Kenneth Perdue Candeance Pickle Joseph Pierce Christine Poston Dickie Powers Michael Powers Kathy Pruitt Bill Rector Deborah Reedy Farron Reedy Lynn Reedy William Reedy Barbara Richardson Deborah Richardson Richard Richardson Charlotte Robertson Patricia Rogers Deborah Romans Roger Romans Gale Ross Barbara Rouse Scott Rousseau Michael Sage Debra Sanders 72 of ' 72 John Sanders Charlene Sawyers Steve Schwartz Sarah Scott Gary Sexton Mary Sheets Thomas Sheets James Shepherd Joyce Shields Erma Shupe Gary Slemp David Smith Scott Smith Connie Snavely Sarah Sparger Linda Stephens Fred Stoots Audrey Sturgill Carol Taylor Carolyn Taylor James Taylor Gary Teaster Phillip Terry Linda Testerman Curtis Thomas Debra Thomas Judy Thomas John Thompson Deborah Tilson Darrell Tibbs 73 Class of’72 Susan Tilson Allen Tolbert Sandra Trail Dennis Travis James Veselik Jan Wagoner Letcher Wagoner Shelia Walton Jeanne Warren Beverly Wassum Thomas Weaver Jackie White Kathy Whitt Fredrick Williams Robert Williams Jacqueline Winebarger Rebecca Wyatt Deborah Wymer Linda Wymer Evon Yette Top Junior Candy Salesmen: Mrs. Nile Linkous - Sponsor; Carolyn Taylor - Top Girl Salesman; Gordon Burkett - Top Boy Salesman; Patty Bear - Third Highest Salesman. 74 Class of 73 Sophomore Class Officers: Donna West, Historian; Nancy Parsons, Treasurer; Marie McFarland, Reporter; Rosemary Bass, Secretary; Mrs. Marlene Winters, Sponsor; Jonithan Blevins, President; Clifton Blevins, Vice-President. Connie Addington Michael Aker Bonnie Anders Jeff Anderson Leon Anderson Willis Anderson Cynthia Armstrong Sandy Armstrong Ronnie Atwell Joy Ball Deborah Barker Kery Barker Pete Barrow Baynard Barton Dianne Bass Gordon Bass Rosemary Bass Kenneth Bauman Darlene Bise Jackie Bivens Anita Blevins Barbara Blevins Clifton Blevins David M. Blevins James A. Blevins James D. Blevins Jonithan Blevins Karen Blevins 75 Class Michael G. Blevins Patricia Blevins Shelia Blevins Glenn Body Warren Bonham Debbie Brown Mary Brown Patricia Buchanan Dixie Burchett Jo Burkett Anne Burke Margaret Burke Allan Bush Betty Byrd Larry Callahan Betty Cassell Aleta Catron Tina Church Linda Clawson Darliet Colley Walter Conklin Brenda Conner Robert Conner Anita Cook Rosalie Copenhaver Lynn Cornett Norma Cornett Steve Cosgrove Connie Cox Debbie Cox John Creggar Debra Cress Herman Cress Wayne Cullop Donald Davis Elaine Davis Pamela DeBord John DeHart Barbara Delp Stella Dolinger Debbie Dyson Carolyn Eastridge Patricia Eberts Madonna Echols Nancy Echols Carl Elledge Charlene Elledge Charles Miller Kathy Ellis Theresa Emerson Lynn Epperson Deborah Evans Genesia Fleenor Katherine Foreman Mike Frazier Ruth Frazier of ’73 Cathy Gamble Rhonda Gates Regina Gilbert Debra Glass Mike Glass Kenneth Glenn David Goble Robert Goodman Paul Graves Ellen Graybeal Gina Greer James Greer Katherine Greer James Gross Daniel Guynn Mike Haga Jackie Hall James Hall Karen Hall Kathy Hall Lola Hall Phyllis Hall Ronald Hall Kenny Hampton Graham Hancock Ron Harmon April Harper Kathy Harris Phyllis Harris Kim Harvey Teri Harvey Betty Hash Ronnie Hash Esther Haulsee Patty Haulsee Charlotte Hawthorne Debra Heath Peggy Helbert Cynthia Helms Darlene Henderson Larry Hennings Mary Pat Henry Ronnie Hess Jackie Hester Linda Hicks Jill Hinton Doug Hodges Andrew Holms Becky Horne Theresa Hudson Robert Hunter Joe Hutton Kenneth Hutton Lester Hutton Kim Jensen Dianne Johnson 77 Class Laurie Johnson Cheryl Joly Linda Jones Nancy Jones Brenda Kegley Rosemary Kell Eddie Keyes Barbara Keys David Killinger Cheryl Kirk Anne Lambert Carol Lane Deborah Lee Billy Lefler Betty Leonard Elizabeth Leonard Nancy Leonard Alan Linkous Teresa Little David Lowe Charlotte Mabe Pat Mathena Donna Mays Connie McAllister Johnny McAllister Maria McFarland David McGee Charmane McGee Debbie McIntyre Dianne McKinnon Linda McMahan Dianne Medley Phyllis Meek Alisa JVIercer Teresa Miller Bradley Moore Gerald Moore Delores Morgan Nancy Morrell Marie Moser Jackie Murphy Dianne Murray Cheryl Musser Roger Musser Paul Nellis David Noonkester Peggy Olinger Ernest Osborne Nellie Osborne Barbara Overbay James Overbay James Owens Debbie Parks Eva Parks Gerald Parks Kenny Parks 78 of ’73 Wilma Parks Sue Parlier Nancy Parsons Kenny Peeples John Perkins Barbara Phares Pam Pickle Ann Lee Poe Betty Poston Becky Powers Roy Price Sylvia Price Linda Rector Kathy Reedy Roger Reedy Tommy Reedy Rebecca Richardson Jean Richardson Wayne Rine Donnie Roark Eddie Roberts George Roberts Richard Roberts Debbie Robinson Wilma Robinson Sherrie Rogers Gary Romans Robert Romans Bobby Runyon Beth Russell Brenda Russell Patty Russell Ray Russell Rita Russell Teresa Ryburn Russell Sampson Jeff Scott Jimmy Sebastian Martha Sexton Sandra Seymour Eric Shankman Kathy Sheets Shelia Sheets Cathy Sheffield Jim Shrader Billy Shuler Danny Shuler Cheryl Shupe Deborah Shupe John Shupe Ricky Simons Mike Sims Debbie Slagle Pam Slemp David Smith Debbie Snider 79 Class of ’73 Kevins Soos Georgia Sprinkle Sally Stanbaugh Anita Steele Betsy Steele June Stillwell Glenna Sturgill Bobby Tate Susan Tate Debbie Teaster James Teaster Phyllis Testerman Sherry Testerman Mark Thomas Christine Thompson Joe Thompson Susan Thompson James Tilson Becky Trail Roger Umbarger Tom Untiedt Debbie Walker Linda Walker Mike Walker Belinda Wassum Gary Watkins Odette Watson Mark Weddle Donna West Ernest Widener Jeanne Widener Denny Williams Sharon Willis Rita Wolfe Cheryl Wood Alan Woods Linda Wright Scott Wright A number of sophomores have a conference with their homeroom teacher, Mrs. Bauman. 80 Class of’74 Freshman Class Officers: J. Arthur Guy, Treasurer; Mimi Graham, Vice-President; Mrs. Courtney, Sponsor; Sandra Scott, Reporter; Ty Pruitt, President. Absent from picture: Theresa Goodman, Secretary. Danny Anderson Lynnette Anderson Charles Ashlin Greta Atkins Regina Austin Charles Ball Norman Barker Brenda Bass Michael Baumgarner Millie Baumgarner Jamie Beamer Eugene Bise James E. Bise James P. Bise Dina Blackburn Barbara Blevins Deborah Blevins Larry Blevins Robert Blevins Teresa Blevins James Boehm Stephen Boehm Robert Boggs Debra Bolling Lynn Bolling Ronald Bolling James Bowman Alan Brown 81 Class Douglas Brown Ernie Brown Pamela Caldwell David Calhoun Diane Calhoun Lois Call Theresa Call Karen Campbell Warren Campbell Barbara Carter Debora Catron Pamela Chatham Rebecca Clark Herbert Clay Daniel Cline Sherian Colley Mary Combs Carliss Conklin Ulysses Cox Phillip Creasy Sue Cress Mary Cresset Gene Cruey John David Crewey Delter Cullop Ellen Cullop Christine Davis Janice Davis David Davidson Timothy Dean Robert DeBord Deborah Driscoll Paul Dutton Patricia Eastridge Charles Echols Phillip Edwards Jerry EHedge Barry Ellis Teresa Elswick Carol Evans Michael Evans Phyllis Evans Jimmy Farmer Peggie Farmer Ellen Farrington William Farris Gary Finley Steven Forrest Reba Fouse Elaine Franklin Carla Freeman William Freeman Gary Fuller Myra Funk Ronald Garrick Sara Gilbert 82 of’74 Charles Gill David Gillespie H. C. Goetzinger Tammy Goodman Theressa Goodman Mimi Graham Karen Greenwood Theresa Greer James Grubb J. Arthur Guy Connie Hall Robert Hall Patricia Hamby Cynthia Hamm Connie Hancock Michael Harrington Brenda Harris Dickie Harrison Edwin Hart Edward Hash Michael Hash Pat Hash Susan Hayden Debra Hayes Diane Hayes Theresa Heath Albert Hester Gary Hester Phil Hoge Frank Hollandsworth Gail Honaker Danny Howell Wanda Hubble Basil Hutton Nancy Hutton Michael Jackson Sherry Jarvis Cheryl Johnson Freda Johnson Kaye Johnson Helen Jones Vicki Jones Patricia Kegley Barbara Kell Elizabeth Killen Frances Kimberling Johnny Laros Nora Lawson Perry Levitt Michael Livesay Leann Lockhart Rhonda Lovelace Judy Lowe Kelly Luck Mary Lyons James Mabe 83 Class Charlene Maiden Stephanie Maiden Linda Marlowe Bobby Martin David Martin Dennis Martin Thomas Martin Mark McCloud Joseph McDaniel Jay McDonald Steve McDonald Rhonda McGlothlin Terry McGrady Johnny McKinney Richard McKinnon Roger McNeil Ivy Medley Richard Meek Joni Meek Debbie Mercer David Moore Mickey Moser Duane Mozingo Tommy Mullins Teddy Murphy Bonnie Murray Brenda Murray Joseph Murray Beverly Musser Roger Musser David Mussick Fausto Obregon Keith O ' Dell Michael Orr Stephen Osborne Charles Overbey Lisa Owens Michael Owens Sharon Owens Jeff Parker Billy Parks Donald Parks Kay Parks Newman Parks Robert Parsons Beth Paschal Harriet Paschal Debbie Pennington Pamela Pennington Terry Pennington Gary Perdue Carla Perkins William Perkins Michael Phares Carolyn Pickle Jerry Poe 84 of ’74 Michael Poe Belinda Poole Del oris Poole Wanda Poole Lana Poston Ricky Poston Debra Powers Patricia Powers Sherrie Prater Alicia Price Kathy Price Rhonda Prince Paul Pridemore Charles Pruitt Gary Pruitt Robert Pruitt Sharon Pruitt Tyrone Pruitt Robert Quillen Debbie Radford Kathy Rector Regan Reedy Sandra Reedy Cathy Reith Kyle Rhodes Lyle Rhodes Charles Richardson David Richardson Harold Richardson Jeffrey Richardson Connie Robbins Larry Robbins Nila Roberts Alvin Robertson Sherry Robinson Susie Robinson Helen Rogers David Roland Gary Ross Patricia Rouse Debbie Rousseau Marie Rowland Virginia Rowland Fred Rupard Carolyn Russell Mike Rymer Cheryl Sale William Sawyers Angela Sayers Dana Schwartz Charles Scott Mary Preston Scott Sandra Scott Connie Seymour Barry Sexton Carolyn Sexton 85 Class of ’74 Johnny Sexton Karen Sexton Lynnie Sexton Connie Sheets Mary Shuler Bobby Shumate Lonnie Shumate Renee Sims Tennie Sims Teri Slemp Mike Smith Sylvia Smith Charlene Spencer David Sprinkle Patsy Stanberry Gregory Steele Martin Steward Bonnie Stillwell Donald Stone Mike Sturgill Shelia Surber Lydia Swaha Carolyn Tarter Dianna Taylor James Taylor Gregory Teaster Sherry Thomas Steven Thompson Charles Thweatt Mary Tibbs Danny Tilson Edward Tilson Johnny Tilson Linda Tilson Sue Tilson Sharon Tilson Kay Trail Catherine Umbarger Jimmy Umbarger Deborah Van Hoy Benjamin Wagner Lee Walker Debra Ward Linda Ward Bill Weaver Irena Wegielski George Whitley Allen Widener Tommie Widener Sharon Widener Ronny Williams Walter Williams Linda Wood Blaine Woods Susie Wyatt Walter Wyatt 86 in memoriam The loss of Mrs. Jane H. Waters — our beloved S.C.A. sponsor, teacher, and friend — has sadly, yet irrevocably, etched its imprint upon pur beliefs. Throughout the 1970-1971 school year, we have missed her companionship, guidance, love, dedication, and zest for life. Too, all of us have deeply missed her leadership in school activities. Most of all, those of us in the S.C.A. have missed her counsel and wisdom. Her experience can never be replaced; her faith in us will remain as a constant inspiration. We believe that Marion Senior High School is a better place because of Mrs. Waters’ influence. And, just as firmly, we believe that the imprint we have of her etched in our innermost beliefs will constantly guide us. The finest tribute that we can pay her memory is to perpetuate her work and ideals. 87 The S. C.A. directs Front Row: John Sparger, Fred Sprinkle, Gary Price, Monica Campos, Carolyn Snider, John Thompson, Greg Baumgarner. Second Row: Jenny Cornick, Joyce Shields, Becky Patterson, Anne Froehling, Gwyn McCarty, Beth Buchanan, Debbie Heldreth, Beth Morrell, Mike Greer, Belinda Wassum, Pat Smythe. Third Row: Ty Pruitt, Steve O ' Neal, Cindy Schwartz, Gerald Blevins, Bonnie Burkett, Danny Hash, Becky Bear, Cindy Fenyk, Jonithan Blevins. Fourth Row: Bobby Hunter, Larry Carlton, Judy Johnson, Margaret Linkous, Mr. Howard Williams, Becky Brown, David Kendle, Judy Jones, Phyllis Barker, Wayne Hodges. Long meetings with much discussion typified the Student Council Association. The S.C.A. served as a medium between students and faculty. Through the S.C.A., students were able to relate problems within the school. The majority of these problems were rectified. All members of the S.C.A. strived to make MSHS an outstanding school of which the students could be proud. Officers, Front Row: Dickie Millard, Vice-President; Ronnie Kirby, President. Second Row: Mr. Marvin Winters, Sponsor; Linda DeHart, Reporter; Susan Thompson, Treasurer; Debbie Bear, Secre¬ tary; Mrs. Marvin Winters, Sponsor. Front Row: John DeHart, Debbie Romans, Fausto Obregon, Jesse Owens, Donald Francis, Pam Britton. Second Row: Mike Frazier, Eddie Keyes, Mike Sims, Dixie Olinger, Danny Hash, Charles Gill, John Bauman, Donna Blevins. Third Row: Betty Hunter, Tommy Martin, Steve Forrest, Susan Tate, Michelle Guy, Teri Harvey, Ellen Graybeal, Terry Pennington. Fourth Row: Patty Bear, Debbie Wymer, Cathy Paschal, Mr. Henry, J. Arthur Guy, Mimi Graham, Carol Richardson, Linda Woods, Kim Jensen, Bimbo Blevins. 88 ♦ ■■ . . . s(‘ho )l a( li ilie ' s Patriotism is one of the most important, but almost forgotten, words in contemporary school life. It was the job of Greg Baumgarner to raise the flags every morning and to promote pride in our nation and school. Students exhibiting the qualities of good citizens were rewarded by being named Citizen of the Month. One boy and one girl were chosen each month. Jeannie Warren votes for citizen of the month while chairman Joyce Shields watches. Foreign exchange student, Monica Campos, finds the Bear family ' s jokes unbearably funny. 89 Good Citizens of the Month for September - Gwyn McCarty and Freddie Sprinkle. Citizens of the Month for November - Greg Baumgarner and Debbie Tilson. Citizens of the Month for January - Ronnie Kirby and Monica Campos. Citizens of the Month for October - Gary Price and Carol Richardson. Citizens of the Month for December - Carlos Blattner and Betty Hunter. Citizens of the Month for February - Edward Cressel and Janet Meek. 90 . Citizenship Citizens of the month for March - Bill Weaver and Pat Smythe. Citizens of the Month for April — John Bauman and Anne Froehling. Onc e each month, the assembled student body was given the announcement of the Citizens of the Month awards. One boy and one girl were nominated by each homeroom teacher according to merit and leadership. Final voting was done by the S.C.A. Council. The climax of these awards came when Pat Smythe and John Bauman were chosen from the list of Citizens of the Month to be the Citizens of the Year. Citizens for the Month of May — Johnny Johnson and Beth Buchanan. Citizens of the Year were Pat Smythe and John Bauman. 91 The Scholastic letters presented to those who scored highest on the competitive tests were jointly sponsored by the S.C.A. and the Beta Club. Lists of students taking the tests were compiled by Beth Morrell, Beth Buchanan, and Jackie White. Winners received awards in the Scholastic Awards Assembly. Special committees . . . Becky Brown and Cindy Schwartz were responsible for most of the bulletin boards found in the halls of MSHS this year. The bulletin boards were very attractive and represented various areas of school life. Susan Burnside, Anne Lambert, and Ronnie Kirby presented the new students with copies of the Swamp Fox. This handbook helped students to become acquainted with the rules of MSHS, and provided valuable information concerning school events. During the summer the Name Tag Committee was hard at work making tags for the faculty and entire student body. A different style was made for each class. The tags made it easier for students and teachers to become acquainted. To capture the memories of the 1970-71 school year, the S.C.A. compiled a scrapbook. Anne Froehling and Jenny Cornick worked long hours putting this book together and collecting material from all the clubs. 92 . . . P(M’iorni s[)(M‘ial j )l)s First Row: Jean Shupe, Mary Combs, Frances Kimberly, Tina Simms, Sue Tilson, Cindy Hamm, Barbara Kell, Barbara Rouse, Mrs. Call. Second Row; Beth Russell, Martha Harmon, Rose Marie Kell, Annie Cook, Shirley Mullins, Norma Hamm, Lynn Caldwell, Gail Honaker, Wanda Poole. Third Row: Mary Cressel, Susan Horne, Pam Catron, Shelia Blevins, Sherri Mitchell, Nora Lawson, Linda Stephens, Carol Russell, Linda Bailey, Sue Cress. Fourth Row; Peggy Farmer, Freda Johnson, Harold Beverly, Gary Odham, Allen Frith, Harold Jones, Jerry Poe, Judy Hoover, Robin Martin. The MSHS Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Jane Call, is represented by members from all classes. The Chorus participates in school assemblies as well as other noncurricular activities. Three members of the Chorus were chosen for All Regional Chorus, and Allen Frith was named to the State Chorus. Harold Beverly, Rose Marie Kell, and Allen Frith rehearse for All Regional Chorus. The smile on Allen ' s face symbolizes the joy of being number one. 93 Hurricane Rebel band Front Row: Ivy Medley, Teri Slemp, Debbie Rousseau, Patricia Rouse. Second Row: Sally Matthews, Susan Tate, Karen Greenwood, Nancy Morrell, Teresa Little. Third Row: Debbie Dyson, Debbie Walker, Patty Haulsee, Tammy Goodman, Sherry Prater, Monnie Richardson, Pam Parks. Fourth Row: Sharon Widener, Judy Lowe, Theressa Goodman, Teresa Heath, Kelly Luck, John Conner, Allen Frith, Brenda Bass, Steve Blevins, Jimmy Buchanan. Fifth Row: Jeff Anderson, Teddie Murphy. Standing: Rosemary Bass, Monnie Richardson, Cathy Snider - Co-Head, Sherree Rogers, Diane Bass. Seated: Cyndy Ellis - Head. displays a hie (Mii(Mil The Hurricane Rebel Band, under the direction of Mr. Roy Evans, was com¬ posed of 54 members. Fourteen members were chosen for All-Regional Band. Additional honor was gained when John Conner placed first in the state. KKii ■IlnKa 1 All Regional Band: Front Row: Monnie Richardson, Pam Parks, Brenda Bass, Susan Tate, Sandra Davidson, Christie Davis. Second Row: Debbie Leek, Alan Frith, John Conner, Dale Alexander, Charlie Echols, Sally Matthews, Baynard Barton, Teresa Little. Dance Band: Front Row: Chris Brown, Anne Burke, Sherry Geib, Baynard Barton. Second Row: Mike Box, James Pugh, Dale Alexander, Charles Echols. Third Row: Ulysses Cox, Alan Frith, John Conner, Steve Blevins, Brenda Bass, Buddy Farris, Mike Harrington. 95 Christian character . . . Officers: Front Row: Mrs. Eloise Courtney, Sponsor; Nancy Mauck, President; Janet Meek, Vice-President. Second Row: Karen Kirby, Secretary; Anne Froehling, Treasurer; Jeannie Warren, Reporter; Patty Bear, Historian; Debbie Leek, Songleader. Absent from the picture, Betty Hunter, Chaplain. GAMVIA-DELTA TRI-HI-Y By extending a helping hand to home, school, and community, the Gamma Delta Tri-Hi-Y proved to be one of the most active clubs in the school. Service projects included sponsoring a war orphan, helping a needy family at Thanksgiving and Easter, and aiding in the Easter Seal Drive. Front Row: Mary Pruitt, Jane Britton, Karen Williams, Monnie Richardson, Brenda Anders, Becky Patterson, Cathy Paschal. Second Row: Linda DeHart, Willie George, Wendy May, Rita Robinette, Freda Johnson, Renee Austin, Beth Morrell, Judy Johnson, Judy Jones, Margaret Linkous, Cindy Schwartz. Third Row: Debbie Heldreth, Anne Hull, Pam Russell, Chris Collver, Donita Sale, Dixie Olinger, Sherry Geib, Opal Davis, Carolyn Snider. Fourth Row: Pat Smythe, Shirley Neal, Cathy Widener, Elizabeth Henderlite, Janice Hash, Phyllis Farris, Patty Roland, Gwyn McCarty, Debbie Bear, Carol Richardson, Sally Matthews. Front Row: Melinda Irvin, Debbie Romans, Jan Wagoner, Martha Pedigo, Pam Britton, Sandra Trail. Second Row: Cindy Fenyk, Joyce Shields, Linda Carlton, Jenny Cornick, Theresa Counts, Debbie Tilson, Beverly Wassum, Sue Dye, Audrey Sturgill, Becky Hayden. Third Row: Jeannie Warren, Michelle Guy, Carolyn Taylor, Vicki Paddock, Iris Gamble, Debbie Medley, Regina McPhetridge, Becky Brown. Fourth Row: Debbie Colley, Becky Wyatt, Jenny Culbert, Debbie Thomas, Shelia Murray, Jackie Winebarger, Sarah Sparger, Linda Wymer, Linda Aker, Charlotte Robinson, Rita Long. 96 H(M onies JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y OfficBrs: Front Row: Mrs. Brenda Gilmer, Sponsor; Susan Tate, Secretary; Belinda Wassum, President; Patty Russell, Vice-President. Second Row: Sally Stanbaugh, Treasurer; Elizabeth Leonard, Reporter; Charlene Elledge, Historian; Alisa Mercer, Chaplain; Patty Buchanan, Songleader. One hundred needy children were made happier at Christmas by the Junior Tri-Hi-Y, who provided them with a party complete with Santa Claus and presents. These freshman and sophomore girls also gave a Thanksgiving food basket and played a junior part in sponsoring the Christmas Dance. Money was brought in mainly through a bake sale and an egg sale. Front Row: Kim Jensen, Debbie Dyson, Anne Burke, Kathy Gamble, Anita Blevins, Teresa Little, Mary Pat Henry, Rosemary Bass. Second Row: Gina Greer, Deloras Moran, Lynn Cornett, Betty Leonard, Odette Adams, Betty Poston, Debbie McIntyre, Martha Sexton, Kathy Sheffield, Katherine Greer, Margaret Burke, Glenna Sturgill. Third Row: Sheree Rogers, Georgia Sprinkle, Debbie Slagle, Pam DeBord, Lauri Johnson, Linda Clawson, Ann Lee Poe, Nancy Parsons, Jo Burkett, Cindy Helms. Fourth Row: Sylvia Price, Madonna Echols, Linda Walker, Nancy Morrell, Pat Haulsee, Maria McFariane, Diane Murray, Linda McMahan, Ruth Frazier, Dixie Burchett, Karen Blevins, Aleta Catron, Brenda Conner, Cheryl Musser. Front Row:. Cheryl Sale, Lydia Swaha, Mimi Graham, Tammy Goodman, Mary Preston Scott, Debbie Mercer, Lisa Owens. Second Row: Sherri Prater, Brenda Bass, Teri Slemp, Leann Lockhart, Brenda Murray, Ellen Farrington. Third Row: Pam Pennington, Cathy Umbarger, Bonnie Murray, Jamie Beamer, Carol Evans, Stephanie Maiden, Wanda Hubble, Carla Perkins. 97 Steve Spitzer searches desperately for the right present to match the right name. Bovs extend . BOYS ' SENIOR Hl-Y To see a smiling young man offering services in a mass of parking cars brought to mind the Boys ' Senior Hi-Y. Parking cars at school events was only one project added to the list of Thanksgiving food baskets, a Christmas party at Southwestern State Hospital and co-sponsoring the Christmas dance. Money was earned through a post-ballgame sock hop. Officers: Front Row: Coach Alvin Crowder, Sponsor; Larry Carlton, President; Mike Box, Vice-President; Gary Price, Secretary; Fred Sprinkle, Treasurer; David Parlier, Reporter. Second Row: Bobby Patrick, David Flull, Dale Alexander, Mike Hash, Jim Grubb, James Shepherd, Don Francis. Third Row: Alan Dean, Gerald Blevins, Steve Spitzer, Danny Hash, Jesee Owens, Junior Petty, Wayne Hodges. (.hrislian liara l(M s Bobby Hunter discusses plans for the next Boy ' s Jr.-Y meeting with club sponsor, Mr. Fisher. JR. Hl-Y An outgrowth of the Senior Hi-Y, the Boys ' Junior Hi-Y invited all freshmen and sophomores to become members. The Thanksgiving assembly for the school was arranged by this club in cooperation with the Junior Tri-Hi-Y. These young men also helped to carry the load for sponsoring a successful Christmas dance. Officers: Front Row: Bobby Hunter, President; Mike Walker, Vice-President; Kenny Parks, Treasurer; Jonithan Blevins, Sargeant-at-Arms; James Taylor, Secretary; Robert Goodman, Chaplain. Second Row: David McGhee, Bimbo Blevins, Tommy Martin, Mr. John Fisher, Sponsor; David Sprinkle, Dennis Martin, Jeff Richardson, John Shupe. 99 Practical knowledge • . , Officers: Greg Baumgarner, President; Harold Jones, Chaplain; Mr. Lloyd Vicars, Sponsor; Mike Pennington, Vice-President; Ronnie McKinnon, Secretary-Treasurer. I bet you get a charge out of this! INDUSTRIAL ARTS Lights please! and the curtain went up to reveal another creation of the Industrial Arts Club. Lighting, sets, and sound for plays, assemblies, and other paid community events were contributions to MSHS made by the students enrolled in general shop, mechanical drawing, and power mechanics. To obtain funds, a Pepsi machine was maintained at the shop. Industrial Arts also got its share of the funds for any staging it worked out. Front Row: Mike Blevins, Richard Cooper, Donald Medley, Raymond Burgess, Carl Elledge, Gary Watkins, Joe Hutton. Second Row: Bill Rutherford, Eddie Parks, Jake Waller, Richard Robinson, David Poston, Neil Price, James Corvin. 100 lu ' wards . . . rea|)s Charlie Echol ' s project tests the effect of population density on the social behavior of chickens. SCIENCE Bacteriology, astronomy — these ele¬ ments provided subjects for the Science Club projects entered in the County Science Fair. The only prerequisite for membership was an interest in the field of science. Despite its small size, the Science Club contributed to MSHS activities. Gina Greer experiments with stomates. Officers: Front Row: Mr. Cox, Sponsor; Jan Wagoner, Secre- tary; Jeff Groseclose, Vice-President; Mike Greer, President; Steve O ' Neal, Treasurer. Second Row: Rita Robinette, Kay Price, Dixie Burchett, Patty Russell, Jeff Richardson, Bobby Combs. Third Row: Jeff Greenwood, Dale Alexander, Barbara Cullop, Chuck Pruitt, Marleen Williams. 101 Skills are gained . Front Row: Karen Williams, Opal Davis, Sherry Geib, Karen Kirby, Willie George. Second Row: Wendy May, Carolyn Echols, Grace Mason, Janice Hash, Debbie Murray, Phyllis Farris. Third Row: Elizabeth Henderlite, Dixie Olinger, Debbie Leek, Alma Brewer, Melinda Irwin, Debbie Sanders, Barbara Rouse. Fourth Row: Roberta Hester, Joyce Horne, Lynn Reedy, Nancy Farmer, Becky Wyatt, Barbara Richardson, Pat Hawthorne, Kay Fleenor. Officers: Judy Johnson, President, Belinda Wassum, Vice-President; Patty McNeely, Secretary. Second Row: Officers: Diane Moore, Songleader; Patty Peake, Historian; Miss Trail, Sponsor; Debbie Romans, Chaplain. Not Pictured: Jane Hester, Treasurer; Anita Clark, Historian. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Knitting, sewing, cooking, decorating - these were a few of the phases of homemaking studied by the Future Homemakers of America. Budgets were balanced by the selling of Tom Watt kits and sponsoring a Sadie Hawkins dance. This year, a spring formal replaced the traditional F.H.A. - sponsored Valentine dance. Each month brought election of a new Girl of the Month. Senior members terminated their F.H.A. experience with the competition for the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award. Front Row: Debbie Cox, Debbie Evans, Brenda Russell, Teresa Greer, Sharon Owens. Second Row: Teresa Blevins, Becky Trail, Jackie Hester, Charmane McGhee, Oddette Adams, Diane Johnson, Linda McMahan. Third Row: Regina Austin, Susan Hayden, Joni Meek, Dana Schwartz, Connie McAllister, Carol Lane. Fourth Row: Linda Walker, Teresa Elswick, Phyllis Meek, Charlotte Hawthorne, Genesia Fleenor, Carol Russell. 102 th roiijjj Front Row: Mr. Joe Pickett - Sponsor, Gary Romans, Roger Meek, Charles Walker, William Choate, Mr. Sterling Robinson - Sponsor. Second Row: Mike Smith, Robert Hall, Richard Sexton, Billy Hutton, Roy Price, Johnny McCallister, Walter Conklin. Third Row: Haruey Buck, Lloyd Anderson, Pat Moore, Danny Keyes, Jimmy Hall, Bobby Olinger, David King. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Boys enrolled in agricultural classes at MSHS compose the F.F.A. Members are instructed in modern techniques in farm¬ ing. Other activities include the judging of livestock, dairying, forestry, and a spring banquet. The F.F.A. co-sponsored the Spring Formal. Front Row: Gary Owens, Secretary; Lloyd Anderson, Vice-President; Roger Meek, President. Second Row: Pat Moore, Treasurer; Charles Walker, Reporter; Mr. Joe Pickett, Sponsor; Jessee Chaote, Sentinel. Front Row: Rick Meek, Allen Widener, Jimmy Thompson, Charles Sturgill, Gary Ross, Tommie Widener. Second Row: Mr. Willis Blessing, Sponsor, Ricky Poston, Alvin Robertson, Dwayne McMahan, Bobby Combs, Pat Hash, Paul Goodpasture, Mr. Dunn Waddle. Third Row: Doug Ball, Roger Romans, Butch Glass, Elden Blevins, Charles Martin, Marvin Pennington, Johnny McKinney. Fourth Row: Curtis Thomas, Gary Owens, Jerry Elledge, Kenny Robinson, James Owens , Danny Anderson, Gary Smith, Dempsey Odham, Roger Umbarger. 103 It ' s time for dictation. Ready? Go! F.B.L.A. students beautify MSHS with a formula for success. Students prepare . . Officers: Front Row: Nancy Hart, Treasurer; Donna Blevins, Secretary; Linda Stevens, Vice-President; Jane Hester, President. Second Row: Mrs. Wilma Overbey, Sponsor; Carolyn Ratcliff, Historian; Debbie Daugherty, Chaplain; Mrs. Ida Pugh, Sponor; Elizabeth Henderlite, Songleader. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Happiness was a more familiar word to at least two families because of the efforts of the Future Business Leaders of America. Sponsoring a family with food and presents at both Thanksgiving and Christmas was a delight to the donors as well as the recipients. An F.B.L.A. club party added enjoyment to this group of students enrolled in business courses at Marion Hig h School. Front Row: Geanna Lineberry, Ida Young, Elizabeth Gross, Janelle Sheets, Carol Taylor, Shirley Anders. Second Row: Brenda Anders, Phyllis Farris, Barbara Call, Mary Jane Parris, Debbie Sanders, Diane Moore, Debbie Reedy, Dorothy Testerman. Third Row: Janice Hash, Judy Thomas, Dorothy Burchett, Nancy Farmer, Nancy Sheffield, Kay Firestone, Mary Sheets. Fourth Row: Junior Ball, Darrell Tibbs, Debbie Ernest, Barbara Richardson, Candy Pickle, Carol Hall, Barbara Cress, Patsy Gross, Bonnie Murray, Mike King. 104 lor luliircM anM rs Officers: Front Row: Audrey Sturgill, Vice-President; Pam Parks, President. Second Row: Monnie Richardson, Treasurer; Mr. P.G. Wingfield, Sponsor; Cindy Fenyk, Secretary. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Student teaching and Teacher of the Month Certificates constituted the main projects of the Future Teachers of America. Valuable experience was gained and shyness overcome by student teaching. Teacher — I have a-nother question! Front Row: Patty Roland, Linda Wymer, Joyce Shields, Michelle Guy, Carolyn Taylor, Carolyn Snider, Pam Russell, Sally Matthews. Second Row: Marleen Williams, Shirley Leonard, Mary Reith, Barbara Cullop, Kathy Sheffield, Sandra Trail, Becky Hayden, Glenna Sturgill. Third Row: Junior Ball, Madonna Echols, Carol Richardson, Ginny Culbert, Debby Thomas, Shelia Murray, Jeannie Warren, Vicki Paddock. 105 Dramatic talents i Officers: Front Row: Mrs. Nancy Weems, Sponsor; Becky Patterson, President; Jeannie Warren, Vice-President; Second Row: Debbie Leek, Chaplain; Barbara Vaught, Secretary; Carol Richardson, Reporter; Sally Matthews, Historian; Regina Gilbert, Treasurer. FORENSIC Future poets, playwrights, and actors found inspiration in the For¬ ensic Club. Public speaking drew attention through participating in the Voice of Democracy contest. Spirit ribbons and a literary maga¬ zine, The Inkwell, were projects in addition to placing contestants in school, county, and district Foren¬ sic meets. Front Row: Pat Smythe, Anne Hull, Anne Froehling, Rene Austin, Karen Kirby, Wendy May, Pam Parks, Mike Greer. Second Row: Ken Nellis, James Pugh, Patty Roland, Gwyn McCarty, Sherry Geib, Judy Jones, Opal Davis, Mary Reith, Jane Britton, Jimmy Grubb. Third Row: Linda Wymer, Sandy Trail, Becky Hayden, Jan Wagner, Audrey Sturgill, Joyce Shields, Cyndy Fenyk, Alan Dean, John Sanders. Front Row: Larry Hubble, Linda Carlson, Barbara Brooks, Michelle Guy, Vicki Paddock, Debbie Tilson, Teresa Counts, Jackie White, Raymond Burgess. Second Row: Robbie Romans, Shelia Murray, Charlie Gill, Joanie Meek, Alan Brown, Susan Hayden, Chuckle Richardson, Barbara Carter, Sally Gilbert. 106 are (lis|)lave(l FORENSIC AND THESPIAN Sets, costumes, and memorizing lines were a real part of the Thespian events. Only on a point system were invitations issued to students for this dramatics honor society. A newly established club at Marion, it was affiliated with National Thespians. This year the club traveled to Charlottesville for the State Conference. Susan Tate and Janet Meek display oratory skills in the Voice of Democracy Contest. Inkwell editors, Debbie Tilson and Becky Patterson discuss plans for publication. Students display dramatic skills in The Christmas Dream. Officers, Front Row: Barbara Vaught, Secretary; Anne Froehling, President; Mrs. Nancy Weems, Sponsor. Second Row: Gary Price, Jeff Greenwood, James Pugh, Bill Weaver, Ken Nellis, Mike Greer. 107 Helping themselves Officers: Front Row: Wendy May, Secretary; Judy Jones, Vice-President; Wayne Hodges, President. Second Row: Alisa Mercer, Chaplain; Evon Yette, Reporter; Mr. Charles Goodman, Sponsor; Carol Richardson, Treasurer. UPWARD BOUND Blacksburg and a tour of the Virginia Tech Campus was the goal set for the first year of the Upward Bound Club. This club was established as an outreach from the Upward Bound program held at Virginia Tech each summer. A sock hop was the foremost money-making project. An Upward Bound applicant goes over questions with Mr. Goodman. his final Members: Front Row: Connie McAIJister, Darliet Colley, Brenda Russell, Nancy Parsons, Georgia Sprinkle, April Harper, David McGhee. Second Row: Jeff Scott, Lynn Epperson, Tom Untiedt, Jean Richardson, Barbara Overbay, Debbie Cox, Ricky Simons. 108 while hel|)in j oIIhm-s Officers: Front Row: Miss Fleenor, Sponsor; Phyllis Barker, President. Second Row: Carla Freeman, Vice-President; Linda Wymer, Secretary; Joy Ball, Treasurer. LIBRARY The busy people found scurrying about in our enlarged library were members of the Library Club. Books that were torn with age and over-use were the targets of much taping and marking. These kind people helped in preserving our most valuable means for learning. Miss Fleenor, I just can ' t find that Card. Front Row: Debbie Slagle, Beth Russell, Regina Austin, Karen Carter. Second Row: Junior Ball, Roger Umbarger, Jimmy Mabe, Kyle Rhodes. Third Row: Angela Sawyers, Betty Byrd, Sherrie Rogers, Martha Davis, Debbie VanHoy. 109 Students learn Front Row: Mr. Roger Wall, Sponsor; Linda Hamm, President. Second Row; Connie Sharpe, Treasurer; Joyce Powers, Secretary; and Becky Funk, Vice-President. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Watching the clock was a necessity for the Distributive Education students. At approximately the same time each day, the D.E. group left its study of marketing, retailing, wholesaling, and business procedures. Its purpose was to gain the valued experience offered by on-the-job training. Highlights of the year for D.E. included District Rally, District Leadership Conference, and the State Leadership Conference. Front Row: Judy Blevins, Willie George, Donna Teaster, Connie Sharpe, Becky Funk, and Debbie Elswick. Second Row: Anita Clark, Joe Pafford, Donna Johnson, Charlene Grinstead, John Sanders, Teresa Linkous, Irma Shupe, and Linda Hamm. Third Row; Danny Blevins, Glen Osborne, Dave Hall, Gary Hawthorne, and Darrell Tibbs. Front Row: (FIRST YEAR) Wade Russell, Barbara Delp, Shirley Niel, Mary Brown, Nancy Echols, Anita Stelle, and Joe Hutton. Second Row: Bimbo Blevins, Mike Laros, Betty Poston, Rusty Sampson, Becky Richardson, Donnie Roark, and Dickie Powers. Third Row: Mike Frazier, Kathy Hall, Allen Bush, Darlene Bise, Leon Anderson, Becky Powers, Roger Bennet, Rita Wolfe, and Anita Anderson. 110 while eiithiisiasni grows PEP We ' re Number One! We ' re Number One! were the cries heard from the Pep Club members. With the purpose of promoting spirit, posters and goat tags were made and distributed throughout the school. Sports events were sparked with spirit when sections were reserved for the school ' s largest club. It also added to the football games by decorating the goal posts for home football games with colorful red and white streamers. Front Row: Debbie Leek, Rhonda McGlothlin, Pat Smythe, Jan Wagner, Sandra Trail, Margaret Burke, Cathy Gamble, Joyce Shields. Second Row: Karen Kirby, Opal Davis, Sherry Geib, Phyllis Farris, Elizabeth Leonard, .Lori Johnson, Teri Harvey, Beth Morrell, Kim Jensen, Teresa Hudson, Bonnie Murray, Diane Murray. Third Row: Linda Carlson, Tommy Martin, Allan Dean, Ginny Cornick, Becky Wyatt, Chris Colliver, Dixie Olinger, Margaret Linkous, Anne Hull, Nancy Parsons, Madonna Echols. Fourth Row: Jeff Parker, Debbie Colley, Jean Culbert, Becky Brown, Regina McPhetridge, Sarah Scott, Pam Britton, Jeff Groseclose, Vicki Jones, Harriet Paschal, Ellen Farrington, Pam Pennington, Deloris Moran, Dixie Burchett, Patty Roland. Officers: Front Row: Carolyn Snider, President; Monnie Richardson, Vice-President. Second Row: Carolyn Taylor, Secretary; Mrs. Sally Werth, Sponsor; Mary Pat Henry, Treasurer. Front Row: Linda Wymer, Rosemary Bass, Vicki Paddock, Ellen Graybeal, Ann Lee Poe, Linda Blevins, Michelle Guy, Katherine Foreman. Second Row: Tammy Goodman, Teresa Little, Anne Burke, Debbie Dyson, Jeannie Warren, Sally Matthews, Regina Gilbert, Sally Gilbert, David Kendle, Mike Box. Third Row: Brenda Bass, Pam Russell, Cindy Fenyk, Cheryl Musser, Connie Snavely, Darlette Colley, Charlene Elledge, Alicia Mercer. Fourth Row: Cheryl Kirk, Mary Pat Henry, Susan Hayden, Joni Meek, Patty Buchanan, Mimi Graham, Debbie Bear, Pam Slemp, Monnie Richardson. Fifth Row: Linda Clawson, Cathy Umbarger, Nancy Parsons, Jamie Beamer, Lydia Swaha, Debbie Snider, Susan Tate, Susan Thompson, Gina Greer, J. Arthur Guy, Mike Livesay, Dale Alexander, Alan Brown, Robert Parsons, Jackie McCarty, Donald Francis, Wayne Hodges. Ill Hard work Front Row: Donald Francis, Committee Chairman; Sandra Trail, Treasurer; Linda Aker, Secretary; Joyce Shields, Vice-President; Cindy Fenyk, President; Mr. Sam May, Sponsor. Second Row: Ellen Graybeal, Aleta Catron, Kathy Sheffield, Lynn Caldwell, Jeannie Warren, Betty Hunter. Third Row: Gary Teaster, Allan Dean, Scott Rousseau, Jackie McCarty, Pam Parks, Charlotte Robertson. Tommy Weaver recreates the plan of attack by which Hannibal defeated Rome. LATIN Natural Bridge offered a week-end of fun and learning when the Latin Club attended the Junior Classical League ' s State Convention there this year. The club helped to finance its delegates with a bake sale. 112 created Sueeess BETA CLUB Lights dimmed, but the candles glimmered during the tapping of Junior Beta Club members. A 93 average was a must for members. Projects included Beta Scholarships and scholastic awards. A sock hop, plus selling of candy and doughnuts, provided money for the club to attend state convention in Richmond. Officers: Front Row: Audrey Sturgill, Vice President; Judy Jones, President; Miss Nancy Whitley, Sponsor. Second Row: Becky Patterson, Chaplain; Marleen Williams, Reporter; Opal Davis, Secre¬ tary, Sarah Sparger, Treasurer. Front Row: Charles Greene, Patty Roland, Gwyn McCarty, Mike Slemp, Debby Bear, Jeff Greenwood, Donita Sale, Mary Reith, Steve O Neal. Second Row: Anne Hull, Wendy May, Pam Parks, Beth Buchanan, Barbara Vaught, Karen Williams, Jayne Hester, Cathy Snider. Third Row: Mary Sheets, Pam Britton, Robert Huntley, Allen Tolbert, Jackie McCarty Jeannie Warren, Shelia Murray, Cindy Fenyk, Linda Aker, Bobby Combs, Patty Bear, Don Francis, Kay Firestone. 113 Athletic skills GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Candles, candles, candles were a main money-making project for this year ' s Girls ' Athletic Association. A bake sale aided in the funding of the club. Membership, by invitation only, brought high points such as the athletic dance and athletic awards assembly, when seniors received blankets. Loupe, Sponsor; Cindy Collins, Secretary. Members: Front Row: Pam Russell, Cathy Snider, Margaret Linkous, Cathy Paschal, Vicki Atwood. Second Row: Carolyn Snider, Pat Smythe, Chris Collver, Freda Johnson, Anne Hull, Sharon Worton, Debby Bear, Monnie Richardson, Sherrily Mitchell. Third Row: Kathy Pruitt, Carolyn Ratcliffe, Debbie Murray, Debbie Romans, Sally Matthews, Linda Bonham, Martha Pedigo. Fourth Row: Sue Dye, Debbie Romans, Roberta Hester, Debbie Thomas, Sarah Sparger, Connie Snavely, Debbie Medley, Carolyn Taylor, Debbie Hager, Sarah Scott. Officers: Front Row: Becky Bear, President; Bonnie Burkett, Vice-President. Second Row: Dixie Olinger, Treasurer; Mrs. Pat Katherine Foreman enjoys collecting money in Ronnie Kirby ' s campaign for basketball king. 114 . . . wain recownition Officers: Rusty Sneed, Bouncer; Mark Thomas, Chaplain; Joey Murphy, Vice-President; Charles Greene, Sergeant-at-Arms; Steve Schwartz, Sergeant-at-Arms; Gerald Blevins, President; Jerry Hicks, Secretary; Sam Blevins, T reasurer; Bill Earp, Sponsor. VARSITY Most Beautiful was the title given R.V. Olinger at the Varsity Club ' s beauty pageant. In addition to this spectacle, club members sold concessions at home ball games. Their aims were promoting school spirit, good sportsmanship, and pleasant atmosphere for the sports at Marion. Seniors were justly rewarded with sweaters during athletic awards assembly for the part they had played in our school sports. Front Row: James Grubb, Pat Moore, Wayne Hodges, Jeff Hart, Danny Hash, Ted Hermach, Gwyn Thompson, Jim Corvin, Bill Bailey, Mike Slemp, John Bauman, Jesse Owens. Second Row: Jerry Creasy, Jack McCarty, David McGhee, David Clark, Bobby Blevins, Emmitt Harrison, David Smith, Bill Weaver, Dicky Millard, R.V. Olinger, Edward Cressel, John Thompson, Steve Cosgrove. Bobby, what did you put in this pop corn? 115 Marionette Gwyn McCarty, Editor Mrs. Betty Wilson, Sponsor. Editorial Staff; Patty Bear, Sherry Geib, Patty Rogers, Gwyn McCarty, Becky Patterson, Debbie Tilson. Joy is getting the paper out on time. Sports and Reporters and Photographers: Donald Francis, Steve O ' Neal, John Bauman, Wayne Hodges, Judy Hoover, Larry Hubble, Becky Bear. Carol Business Staff: Debbie Bear, Ginny Cornick Richardson. IIG Scholastic Scoops Freddie Sprinkle - Producer Mrs. Pugh - Sponsor Dicky, you ' re on! Nancy Mauck, Fred Sprinkle, Beth Morrell Producer Directors. Sports: Front Row: Karen Kirby, Jeannie Warren, Betty Feature Editors: Front Row: Dale Alexander, Nancy Mauck, Hunter. Second Row: Wayne Hodges, Dicky Millard. Beth Morrell. Second Row: Mary Pat Henry, Sue Dye. 117 Hurricane Beth Buchanan ■ Editor Who said hard work isn ' t fun? Wendy May, Wayne Hodges, Patty Roland, Beth Buchanan, Marleen Williams, Mike Slemp, Judy Jones. Mrs. Lillie Echols - Sponsor 118 T The Big Red Machine First Row: Joey Murphy, Letcher Wagner, Ted Hermach, Emmitt Harrison, David Echols, David Smith, Dicky Millard. Second Row: R.V. Olinger, Bill Weaver, Mike Hash, David Clark, Jerry Hicks, Kim Harvey, Jesse Owens, David McGhee, Jerry Creasy. Third Row: John Bauman, Bobby Blevins, Eddie Keyes, Bill Bailey, Jimmy Corvin, Lloyd Anderson, Steve Farris, Karl Barr, Mark Thomas. Fourth Row: Coach Brockman, Coach Weaver, Jeff Hart, Jonithan Blevins, Sam Blevins, Fred Sprinkle, John Thompson, Johnny Linkous, Alan Linkous, Coach Earp. Marion ' s 5-4-1 record may sound disappointing, but still Coach Earp ' s hard-hitting squad of determined young ath¬ letes provided the fans with plenty of excitement while playing good, sound football all season. Marion 30 Chilhowie 8 Marion 6 R. B. Worthy 12 Marion 8 Graham 8 Marion 21 Richlands 6 Marion 43 Bristol 24 Marion 0 Tazewell 18 Marion 8 Grundy 28 Marion 14 Patrick Henry 28 Marion 16 Rich Valley 0 Marion 14 Abingdon 0 Emmitt, where does it hurt? ' David Smith turns the corner and heads upfield. Coaches Earp and Weaver think football. ' 120 Super-Seniors and Super Coaelies First Row: Bobby Blevins, Jimmy Corvin, Sam Blevins, Bill Bailey, Jerry Hicks, Ted Hermach, and Pat Moore. Second Row: Jesse Owens, Bill Weaver, and Fred Sprinkle. Captains Dave Echols, Bill Bailey, and Ted Hermach. Coaches Alvin Crowder, Moe Weaver, Bill Earp, Larry Sayers, and Buddy Brockman. John Bauman gets big yardage against Bristol. The Big Red Machine at work. 121 J. V. ’s have a vinning season Big Dave gets his yardage the hard way. Three of Marion ' s superstars rest after a hard fought victory. First Row: Robert Parsons, Norman Barker, Mike Walker, Eddie Hash, Chuck Pruitt, Terry Pennington, James Boehm, Buddy Farris, and Terry McGrady. Second Row: John David Crewey, Fausto Obregon, Mike Evans, Steve Boehm, Joe Thompson, Jackie Murphy, Herbert Clay, Mike Phares, Ty Pruitt, Gene Cruey. Third Row: Coach Crowder, Greg Steele, Bobby Hunter, Tom Untiedt. Randy Pennington, Bobby Tate, James Taylor, Delter Cullop, Doug Hodges, Jay McDonald, Steve Osborne, Eddie Roberts, Andrew Holmes, Gary Hester, Fieldsie Parks, J. Arthur Guy, and Coach Sayers. Coach Crowder and Coach Sayers managed to post a 4-3 season and maintain the high standards of football they always turn out. The J.V. ' s ranks were full of future stars who proved to the fans that they were capable of staying afloat in the flood of tough district competition. Marion 2 Chilhowie 0 Marion 48 Saitville 6 Marion 6 Chilhowie 18 Marion 8 Bristol 0 Marion 38 John Battle 22 Marion 8 Gate City 16 Marion 12 Richlands 22 122 Baskolhall Season M.H.S. Kneeling: Bill Weaver, Bradley Moore, Coach Harkins, David Smith, and Jack Murphy. Standing: Steve Schwartz, David Echols, Ted Hermach, Gwyn Thompson, Sam Blevins, Scott Smith, Ronnie Kirby, Danny Hash, James Taylor, and Emmitt Harrison. Sam gets the tip for Marion. Ronnie gets two points from the corner. The Varsity basketball team posted a 9-9 season record while providing fans across the district with thrills. Despite a disappointing season, the round-bailers proved they could play tough against good competition and were highly respected by coaches and teams from other schools. Marion 64 Patrick Henry 53 Marion 72 John Battle 65 Marion 73 Richlands 54 Marion 49 Tazewell 47 Marion 50 Chilhowie 51 Marion 44 Virginia High 38 Marion 61 Abingdon 56 Marion 50 John Battle 44 Marion 26 Virginia High 40 Marion 63 Gate City 68 Marion 79 Patrick Henry 62 Marion 42 Saitville 48 Marion 51 Graham 71 Marion 36 Richlands 37 Marion 76 Grundy 50 Marion 48 Chilhowie 75 Marion 39 Saitville 58 Marion 70 Abingdon 88 123 Roundballers at work Coach Harkins discusses strategy with captains Sam Blevins and Ronnie Kirby. Being a decisive underdog in the Smyth County Tournament did not discourage the Marion roundballers in the least, and they won the second place trophy with comparative ease. Marion 59 Chilhowie 41 Marion 32 Saitville 33 Ted Hermach makes the fast break work. The District Tournament held in Grundy gave Coach Harkins and his darkhorse” team an opportunity to prove that their 9-9 regular season was no indication of their worth as a team. After two dazzling victories, they lost a heartbreaker to Gate City to obtain second place. Gwyn and Sam scramble for the rebound. Ted shoots over opponent for two points. 124 J. V. Outstanding Season Kneeling: Eric Shankman, Coach Sayers, and Joe Thompson. Standing: Jerry Parks, Paul Graves, Mike Livesay, Mark McCloud, Kenny Parks, Kim Harvey, Jonithan Blevins, Bobby Hunter, John David Crewey, Jackie Bivens, and Alan Linkous. Coach Sayers was gifted with one of the most powerful J.V. basketball teams in the history of the school this year, and they amassed a brilliant 17-1 seasonal record. Their only toss was to Abingdon by three points, but they came back later in the year to beat Abingdon and avenge their loss. In the Smyth County Tournament, they appeared invincible and won the county championship with ease. Everyone knows Coach Harkins cannot wait to coach the future stars as Varsity roundballers next year. The Freshman basketball team, coached by Buddy Brockman, was composed of boys who had no previous basketball experience. Despite this handicap, the boys played exciting basketball all season long and showed promise as future J.V. and finally Varsity roundballers. The tough competition they faced this year will aid them in later campaigns, giving them the experience they need to play basketball against the type of competition they will see in later years. Kneeling: Teddy Murphy, Roger McNeil, Tommy Martin, Duane Mozingo, and Robert Parsons. Second Row: Coach Brockman, Charles Gill, David Roland, J. Arthur Guy, Jeff Richardson, Jay McDonald, and Chuck Richardson. 125 Hurricane Sextet Girl ' s Varsity Basketball. First Row left to right: Becky Bear, Debbie Romans, Cathy Snider, Cindy Collins, Captain; Debbie Murray, Linda Bonham Bailey, Margaret Linkous, Bonnie Burkett, Captain. Second Row: Connie Snavely, Debbie Hager, MaDonna Echols, Manager; Betty Hunter, and Sarah Scott. The ' 70- ' 71 girls ' varsity basketball team brought another season to a great close when they trampled their opponents to net a 12-2 record. Their efforts were rewarded when they captured the Smyth County Championship. The Junior Varsity Squad brought recognition to MSHS when they piled up twenty-six consecutive wins, making them an undefeated team for two straight years. Miss Jeannie Duncan coached both the varisty and junior varsity teams this year. GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Marion.47 Marion.32 Marion.28 Marion.55 Marion.42 Marion.26 Marion.45 Marion.45 Marion.27 Marion.46 Marion.37 Marion.45 Marion.39 Marion.39 Saitville.20 Rich Valley.25 Ft. Chiswell.31 John Battle .31 Rural Retreat.41 Bland.31 Chilhowie .33 Saitville.19 Rich Valley.23 Ft. Chiswell.15 Chilhow ie .20 John Battle .33 Rural Retreat.15 Bland.31 Bonnie Burkett attempts a free throw shot. Cindy Collins jumps for two . . . . captures County championship Girls J.V. Basketball: First row left to right: Rhonda McGlothlin, Alicia Mercer, Linda Walker, Debbie Hayes, Becky Horne, Diana Hayes, Cathy Reith. Second Row: Cheryl Kirk, Nancy Parsons, Cheryl Joly, Debbie Snider, Susan Thompson, Teri Harvey, April Harper, Jo Burkett. Gl R LS ' JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Marion .41 Marion .26 Marion .45 Marion .56 Marion .40 Marion .31 Marion .40 Marion .33 Marion .35 Marion .36 Marion .30 Marion .44 Marion .34 Marion .36 Saitville.11 Rich Valley.8 Ft. Chiswell.13 John Battle.2 Rural Retreat .15 Bland .10 Chilhowie.15 Saitville.16 Rich Valley.22 Ft. Chiswell.11 Chilhowie.14 John Battle.16 Rural Retreat .18 Bland .12 Duke tells it like it is. Seniors: Cathy Snider, Margaret Linkous, Cindy Collins, Linda Bonham Bailey, Debbie Murray, Debbie Romans, Becky Bear, and Bonnie Burkett. 127 Wrestlers go undefeated First Row: Edward Cressel, Jerry Creasy, Chuck Pruitt, Jack McCarty, Fausto Obregon, and Gerald Blevins. Second Row: Mike Poe, Johnny Johnson, David Clark, Bobby Blevins, Greg Steele, Mike Slemp, Jesse Owens, and Terry Pennington. Third Row: Ken Bauman, Jeff Parker, Scott Wright, Eddie Keyes, Rick Roberts, James Taylor, Bob Davis, Jerry Patterson, Gary Pruitt, and Coach Moe Weaver. Marion ' s wrestling team, coached by Moe Weaver, finished the regular season with a 10-0 record, boosting their five-year mark to 63-1. The undefeated regular season gave Marion sole possession of the District Championship, and the matmen took their fifth Regional Championship in six tries by a margin of thirty-six points in Hurricane House. As if this were not enough, Moe ' s Men won fourth place in the State Tournament at Warrenton, Virginia, and Edward Cressel, 132-pound senior, became Marion ' s first state champion. Fausto works for the takedown. Marion 34 Tazewell 16 Marion 40 John Battle 10 Marion 38 Abingdon 8 Marion 55 Saitville 5 Marion 49 Patrick Henry 2 Marion 48 Saitville 8 Marion 37 Richlands 9 Marion 41 Patrick Henry 3 Marion 30 Grundy 17 Marion 45 Tennessee High 3 Rusty gets riding time. 128 Edward Cressel, first place Regionals, first place State. Jesse Owens, second place Regional, third place State. Mike Slemp, second place Regional. Marion wins Regionals The Regional scoreboard tells the story. Jack McCarty fourth place regional Rusty Sneed, first place Regional. Fausto Obregon, second place Regional. Gerald Blevins, first place Regional, second place State. Jerry Creasy, first place Regional, third place State. Bobby Blevins, second place Regional. Chuck Pruitt, second place Regional. 129 M.H. S. Baseball Front Row: Robert Parsons, Emmitt Harrison, Dewayne Mozingo, Ben Wagner, Ted Murphy, Terry Pennington, Steve McDonald. Second Row: Eddie Roberts, Ted Hermach, David Echols, Rick Simons, Hurley Davis, Randy Pennington, Letcher Wagner, Gary Hawthorne, Allen Tolbert. Third Row: Coach Alvin Crowder, Wayne Cullop, Charles Greene, Kenny Robinson, Steve Schwartz, Jeff Anderson, Ricky Richardson, Danny Keyes, Larry Carlton, Junior Dunford, Jay McDonald. This year ' s baseball team, coached by Alvin Crowder, is expected to win the district title and place high in regional competition in spite of an unusually tough schedule. Always noted for a great defensive team, the Hurricane is blessed with talented hitters this year as well. Coach Crowder also tutors one of the best pitching staffs in Southwest Virginia. coinwHnv I ■■Bl Steve Schwartz helps make a double play. Larry Carlton stretches for a throw at first base. Kenny Robinson makes a throw from the outfield. 130 Golf Kneeling: Eric Shankman, David Buchanan, Donald Francis, Rusty Sneed, Alan Linkous, and Jeff Richardson. Standing; Coach Larry Sayers, Rick Roberts, Fieldsie Parks, Johnny Linkous, Gwyn Thompson, Jack McCarty, Ronnie Kirby, Steve Thompson, Alan Brown, and Coach Charles Harkins. Rusty Sneed tees off. Johnny Linkous tees off. The golf team of 1971, coached by Larry Sayers and Charles Harkins, will again make a strong bid for another district championship. Gifted with very talented returning lettermen such as Ron Kirby, Rusty Sneed, and Johnny Linkous, and many promising new athletes, the golf team is probably one of the strongest in recent years. Kenny Parks watches as Rusty sinks a putt. 131 Cross country Track Front Row: Carlos Blattner, Steve O ' Neal, Johnny Johnson, Edward Cressel, and Bobby Runyon. Second Row: Dave Kendle, Danny Shuler, Butch Glass, Ken Bauman, and James Barker. Danny Shuler, James Barker, and Bobby Runyon are promising young athletes who are willing to work hard. The Cross-Country Team, organized only this year by Coach Brockman, brought renown to M.S.H.S. in District, Regional, and State competition. After defeating such strong teams as Radford and Blacksburg, the Distancemen placed high in Regional competition. Johnny Johnson, undefeated in dual meets, placed thirteenth in the State meet. The Cross-County Team prepares to win another meet. Seniors Johnny Johnson, Carlos Blattner, Steve O ' Neal, and Edward Cressel prepare to lead the team to victory. 132 Indoor Track FRONT ROW: George Whitley, Johnny Johnson, Carlos Blattner, R. V. Olinger, Steve O ' Neal. SECOND ROW: John Thompson, Bobby Runyon, John Bauman, David Kendle. THI RD ROW: James Barker, Eddie Snider, Coach Brockman, Jeff Hart, Danny Shuler. The Indoor Track Team, organized this year, had an outstanding season while competing with well-known state competition. Coach Brockman and his runners, both in Indoor and Outdoor Track, are rapidly becoming known throughout the area as an unusually strong group. Eddie Snider high-jumps for Marion with outstanding success. Dave Kendle wins the hurdles for Marion. Broadjumping comes easy to Jeff Hart. 133 Trackmen have a good season Front Row: James Grubb, Carlos Blattner, Eddie Snider, Johnny Johnson, Butch Glass, Steve O ' Neal, and Mike Slemp. Second Row: Coach Brockman, Edward Cressel, Bobby Runyon, Joey Murphy, Ted Hermach, Jeff Hart, Bill Weaver, David Smith, John Bauman, and Coach Earp. Third Row: Danny Shuler, Bob Hunter, Jesse Owens, Letcher Wagner, David Kendle, Bill Lefler, Kim Harvey, and Jack Murphy. Fourth Row: David Echols, Emitt Harrison, Dicky Millard, R. V. Olinger, Ken Bauman, Lloyd Anderson, and James Pugh. Fifth Row: John DeHart, Greg Steele, Ulysses Cox, Gary Hester, James Barker, Bob McGhee, and Buddy Farris. Emmitt Harrison and Jim Barker, evenly matched, leap to victory. The track team of 1971 is without a doubt the strongest in Marion ' s history. This year field events and running events are balanced so the Scarlet Hurricanes are free of weaknesses, with convincing early victories over Chilhowie, Tazewell, Grundy, Abingdon, Wytheville, and Pulaski and the Tazewell Invitational Championship. For the second con¬ secutive year. Coach Brockman ' s Cindermen are heavy favorites to win the District. Jeff Har t and David Smith excel in the 220. Victory-bound R.V. Olinger pulls ahead. 134 Varsity cheerleaders si Varsity Cheerleaders: Front to back — Janet Meek, Pat Smythe, Head; Chris Collver, Linda DeHart, Co-head; Carolyn Taylor, Dixie Olinger, Carolyn Snider, Cindy Schwartz, Sarah Scott, and Sarah Sparger. The cheerleaders sing their version of Close to You in one of their original skits. make ’70 a great sueeess Much credit should be given to the ' 70- ' 71 Varsity Cheerleaders. They are the ones who spend many hours trying to make each athletic event a big success. Besides going to a cheerleading camp in the summer, these girls put many hours of work into making new cheers, skits, and spirit signs. Sponsored by Mrs. Ann Burton each girl did her very best to create an epidemic of Hurricane Fever at MSHS this year. Dixie gives loving attention to Mr. Hurricane. 135 Jayvees and Scarlettes spread Hurricane fever The J.V. Cheerleaders took an active part in motivating spirit at MSHS. They cheered at all the J.V. games, at pep rallies, and helped the Varsity Cheerleaders at all times. Besides that,they made cupcakes and spirit signs and treated the boys at every game. Making the scene in their new white and red uniforms, these girls, without a doubt, made MSHS proud of its Junior Varsity teams. J.V. Cheerleaders: Left to right: Teri Harvey, Katherine Forman, Co-head; Nancy Parsons, Debbie Snider, Cheryl Sale, Kim Jenson, Jamie Beamer, Susan Thompson, Head. Scarlette captains, Pam and Brenda Russell. For the second year in a row the Scarlettes brought half-time entertainment to the Hurricane House. Dressed in new red and white uniforms and wearing snappy blue gaucho hats, the Scarlettes once again made a big hit at all the basketball games. The captains of the drill team, Pam and Brenda Russell, went to SMU in Texas this summer to learn new dance routines. The Squad is directed by Mrs. Jane Weaver and Co-Directed by Miss Jean Hoback. Scarlettes: Left to right: Melinda Irvin, Linda Clawson, Debbie Romans, Cathy Paschal, Mary Pat Henry, Belinda Wassum, Michelle Guy, Pam Russell, Head; Brenda Russell, Head; Laurie Johnson, Becky Jennings, Debbie Medley, Evon Yette, Regina Gilbert, Pam Britton, and Martha Pedigo. 136 We, the students of Marion Senior High School, express our gratitude and sincere thanks to the merchants of Marion who have supported our school activities. They have generously contributed their money, time and effort to help us in any way they could. These next few pages contain a list of those merchants who. have made ‘contributions to this year ' s annual. 137 WE SALUTE MARION HIGH SCHOOL ROBERT S. GARNETT PEGGY Fredrjcksburg 1928 BLANKENBECKLER Chilhowie 1966 RICHARD MARTIN Chilhowie 1965 I JUDY CREGER Rural Retreat 1959 V LILLIAN PARKER Chilhowie 1944 SHIRLEY RUSSEL Abingdon 1958 Home Operated by Marion High School Graduates THE BA K OF MARION HOME OWNED HOME OPERATED THE BANK OF MARION For All Your Banking Needs SERVING SMYTH COUNTY SINCE 1874 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DRlVE-IN-WINDOWS Resources Over $13,000,000 Home-owned — Home-operated H. B. MAIDEN SONS Fresh Dressed Poultry Frozen Parts Turkeys Graded Eggs WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE MARION, VIRGINIA Telephone 944-3141 Meadowview, Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ’71 EMPIRE STORE ’’Your Friendly Family Store HOLIDAY INN Best Wishes to Faculty and Students of Marion High School Marion Virginia Best Wishes CITY DRUG STORE For Your Success THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE THE REGENT, INC. Opposite The Courthouse Phone 782-0061 E. W. Hastings and W. C. Hastings Marion Virginia AREA CODE 703 (Sift anb Stationery, 3nc. MARION MOLD AND TOOL CO. Metal Plastic Molds, Tools, Jigs, Fixtures, Precision Machining Box 584 Atmosphere Controlled Heat Treating MARION, VIRGINIA P. O BOX 677 MARION, VIRGINIA CORNER OF RIVER a MAPLE STREETS 140 FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS DIPLOMAS AWARDS Better Quality products Since IS97 A Jostens JOHN MOODY 4825 Brookwood Drive Roanoke, Virginia 24018 HOLSTON RIVER QUARRY, INC. 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Marion, Virginia Mike Moore Compliments of Rosens Stores Inc. Quality Merchandise at Budget Prices Parkway Shopping Center 783-3101 Since 1936 RICHARD LEONARD Sub Distributor TOM ' S DELICIOUS SANDWICHES Peanuts - Fine Candies Potato Chips MARION ELECTRIC CO. 506 N. Main St. Marion, Va. Motor Rewinding and New Motors Phone 783-4765 Phone 783-4411 Marion, Virginia Ralph Stokes Donald L. Wolfe ROBB S. PORTER Career Agent 821 Dogwood Lane Marion, Virginia 24354 Phone (703) 783-5213 VEA Sponsored CHILHOWIE MOTOR CORP. AMERICAN MOTOR AND JEEP VEHICLES SALES AND SERVICE Compliments of Park Drive-In Theater Your Family Theater Located In Town Chilhowie Virginia Plione: 646-8431 The Sherwin-Williams Co. Paint, Carpet, and Wall Covering Phone 783-2611 CITY DRUG STORE ' THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE ' Opposite The Courthouse Phone 782-0061 Morion Virginia FREE ESTIMATES 24 HOUR SERVICE B W ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. SPORTING GOODS AND TACK SHOP PHONE 783-4770 P. O. 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BOX 699 MARION, V I R GI Nl A 2 4 3 5 4 P H ON E AREA 703-783-3185 A COMPLETE SERVICE IN PRE-ENGINEERED STEEL BUILDINGS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 71 Everyday ARA serves more than eight million people throughout the U. S. Our customers include school children, industrial workers, hospital patients, sports spectators, airline travelers, athletes and moon-bound astronauts. ARA SERVICES OF MARION 207 Broad Street - Marion Telephone 783-4345 159 692 N. Main Street Marion, Virginia ( ' leaning at its Finest Offers professional dry cleaning at popular prices. Fastest and finest dry cleaning in the country. BOOK NOOK (THE MALL) Books — Magazines — School Supplies — Models Iron St. Marion, Va. HUDSON ' S JEWELERS 1.30 Main Street Marion, Va. Phone 783-3211 Silver: Towle-Lenox International China: Lenox-Oxford-Bone Crystal: Lenox-Brvce-Tiflfin Finest in Mobile Homes CONGRATULATIONS National Coach Sales Marion, Va. Exit 16, Hwy. 16 783-8262 SINGLETON ' S DEPARTMENT STORE “It Pays To Be Thrifty” Telephone 783-3921 PARKS-BELK COMPANY Department Store MARION, VIRGINIA “Your Happy Shopping Store” 783-5351 PARGAS 140 N. Main Street — P. 0. Box 827 IMarion, Va. 243.54 PHONE 783-5621 JIM ' S NEWS 214 Main Street MARION, VIRGINIA GRISSOM MOTOR PARTS, Inc. Marion 783-3181 Chilhowie 616-8015 JEWELRY LUGGAGE WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR CAMERA AND SUPPLIES STERLING AND SILVER-PLATED HOLLOWARE AND FLATWARE THE JEWEL BOX Inc. OIFTS Your Friendly Credit Jewelers BABY GOODS MARION, VIRGINIA Jack L. Alexander, Manager SOUTHERN STATES MARION COOPERATIVE Feed — Seed —Fertilizer — Farm Home Supplies Petroleum Service Phone 783-2431 MARION VIRGINIA 161 Compliments Of 4 W.M.E.V. THE MUSIC STAND Radio Marion, Virginia AM-1010 Your complete musical and electronic center Authorized Sylvania and Magnavox Dealer FM-93.9 1948-1971 Twenty-three Years of Serving The Wonderful Gwyn Distributing ■ Mountain Empire Company, Inc. ABC Network MARION, VIRGINIA FM—6:00 a.m. to 1 T.OO p.m. TRIANGLE MOTOR Lincoln Builders SALES Supply Company Inc. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS MARION VIRGINIA (Jeneral Contractors Residential. Commercial, Industrial Phone 78.‘I-.)7r)l STUDENTS BOWL MARION, VIRGINIA AT THE Hurricane Bowl IN THE IMOHEIIN MANNER 6-WEEK IDELIVERY GOODMAN JEWELERS Marion, Virginia You no longer are restricted to one style of CLASS RING! One person ' s idea of QUALITY! Come in TODAY and COMPARE —see if this isn’t the type of ring you would like to wear, and take advantage of these options: • Quality Synthetic Stones • Mascots Under the Stone • Initials Under the Stone • White or Yellow Gold • Inlaid Initials • Diamond Tops Congratulations To The Class of ' 71 SMYTH HOME CONSTRUCTION, INC. “E eiythinjr lor the Hiiilder” MARION. VIHfOMA Millwork Builders Supplies George C. Prater, Mgr. 7sj-2;t ' )1 Congratulations To The Seniors of 1971 Curtis Barber and Beauty Parlor .304 Main Street Phone 782-0401 163 Doris Rowland Floris t “Flowers are the Beauty of our Business” Phone 783-7213 320 North Main Street Marion, Virginia Phone 703 — 783-2211 ROWLAND ELECTRIC CO., INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS W. ROGER ROWLAND President 325 Broad Street Marion, Virginia 24354 CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF ’71 Harwood Companies, Inc. Marion, Holston, and Abingdon Plants Congratulations Class of ’71 C Compliments Of From THE NATIONAL BANK OF CHILHOWIE WARD ' S MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 16 Organized 1907 Chilhowie, Virginia 24319 INDUSTRIAL WELDING and MACHINE CORPORATION Compliments Of EVANS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Steel Fabrication Contractors Atkins, Virginia 24311 Marion, Virginia VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS FURNITURE CORPORATION Atkins, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS from Home of 1 ir-iinid House Furniture EMPIRE MANUFACTURING Marlon, Virginia Thank Y ou Marion The Marion Mets 1 Holston Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. Telephone 783-5151 S. Main Street Marion, Virginia 24354 SALES - SERVICE IMPERIAL VALIANT tom KATZ SHOTS - SfOIIT9 ‘ ' ' WHY m imi TOM KATZ Atkins, Virginia QUALITY SHOES BY WEINBRENNER COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Henry Reba Hoof nagle Phone 783-3673 PONDEROSA WESTERN STORE Hyw. 11, Atkins, Virginia Hats, Boots, Jeans, Shirts Supplies for Horses - U esiern Apparel CONGRATULATIONS FROM DAIRYLAND and HOUNSHELL ' S CAR WASH Marion Virginia 168 There’s Morete Burlington than fahric a Future Burlington Industries, Inc. Ha EXECUTIVE OFFICES: GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Equal Opportunity Employer 169 Carl and Bob Vaught PARK-N-SHOP SUPERMARKET WASH-N-SHOP COIN LAUNDRY PARKWAY HIGHLANDER CENTER Marion, Virginia P. 0. Box 185 Atkins, Va. 24311 McCo s DISCOUNT House GENERAL MERCHANDISE Walter S. McCoy, Jr. Phone 783-5913 Quality in Store Bakery — Quality Foods — Low Prices PIGGLY WIGGLY MARION STORES “Two Convenient Locations” MARION, VIRGINIA 170 MEDICAL CENTER T K McKEE • SALTVILLE The Smyth County Community-Medical Center, Marion, Virginia is indeed proud to have completed a new addition of the fourth floor this year, to be used as a Pediatric Wing. We are also pleased to announce that a Pathology department, staffed by two pathologists, has recently been added to the Medical Center. The new Pediatric addition and the Pathology department is a big step forward in our growing Medical Complex and will benefit all people in our service to the Smyth County Community and the Mountain Empire. FRANCIS MARION MANOR LONG TERM CARE FACILITY 171 Home Auto Supply HOLBROOK DRUG and T.V. Cable Co. HIGHWAY 11, WEST “Go Modern ... Go Cable” MARION, VIRGINIA 24354 Phone 783-5108 783-5109 Opposite Post Office PHONE 783-5761 MARION VIRGINIA AREA CODE 703 (CS) MARION MOLD AND TOOL CO. MARION DINER Metal Plastic Molds. Good Food and Good Service Tools, Jigs, Fixtures, Precision Machining Atmosphere Controlled FHeat Treating 24 Hour Service P. O BOX 677 MARION, VIRGINIA Route 16 Marion, Va. CORNER OF RIVER a MAPLE STREETS , 11 PROf iPl SERWE Ty WASHING AND POLISHING ROAD SERVICE “where shopping is a pleasure’ PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Quality—Price—Service • WHEEL BALANCING AND BRAKE SERVICE TUNE-UP • MUFFLER SERVICE • MINOR REPAIRS 783-2381 Morion ' s Completely Remodeled CORNER ond Up-To-Dote Foshion GULF SERVICE STATION Store • LUBRICATION • BRAKE SERVICE Morion Virginio • TUNE-UP • TIRES • BATTERIES WILLIAM C. HICKS, OPR. M. MAIN MARION, VA. FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK Always known as RELIABLE -PROGRESSIVE- COURTEOUS - SECURE Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (iitntor Co., Interstate 81, Exit 15 and Highway 11 W. Telephone (703) 783-2222 MARION, VIRGINIA 24354 24 HOUR X ' RECKER SER HCE CHEMTOLET VORKl OWER TRUCKS Good Selection of OK Lsed Cars Complete Painting and Rody Shop Electronic Engine .Analyzing M.VRIO.N, A. Night Wrecker Service Call 783-2655 First Federal SAVlNaS AND LOAN ASSN. OF BRISTOL no PIEDMONT ST. O 303 8. COM M ERCE ST. HOME OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE Bristol Marion 303 S. COMMERCE STREET POST OFFICE BOX 505 MARION. VIRGINIA 24354 JOHN H. WRIGHT Manager JOAN TUCKER Secretary SMYTH EQU IPMENT CO. Route 16 Phone 783-4122 MARION VIRGINIA I3� ni Ir J The Student Lounge puts on a happy face. 176 Members of The Board of Direetors Chamber of Commerce of Marion, Inc. LEFT TO RIGHT: George Hermach, First Vice Presiden t; Guy Bushnell, John C. Tate, Second Vice President; James L. Warren; D. E. Beamer, President; N. C. Peterson, Executive Director; Robert S. Garnett, R. E. Moore, Past President; Jim C. Buchanan, A. G. Groseclose. Not present when picture taken Jack C. Hudson, Secretary-Treasurer. MSHS SENIORS OF 1971 Ojr congratulations and best wishes to you. We sincerely hope that you will continue your education, return to the Marion area, and join with us in our efforts to make Marion a better place in which to live and work. The principal fields of activity of the Marion Chamber of Commerce are: Increasing the wealth and prosperity of the community by facilitating the growth of existing businesses and fostering new ones. Employing the wealth thus created in establishing and improving the civic, educational and cultural facilities of the community in order to attract more business and industry. Senior Directory BLEVINS, BOBBY ALEXANDER, DALE Scholastic Scoops 12; Hi-Y 12; Science Club 12; Fair Winner 8; Pep Club 11, 12; Band 8-1 2; Dance Band 12; All Regional Band 11; Class Play 11. ANDERS, BRENDA FBLA 12;Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Science Fair Winner 9; Library 9. ANDERS, REX Enrolled in College Preparatory Course. ANDERSON,LARRY Football 10; Track 9,10. ARMSTRONG, RICHARD FFA ATWOOD, VICKI SCA 9-Treas.; Tri-Hi-Y 11; FHA Songleader; GAA 11, 12; Basketball 11-Mgr.; Court 10; V. Pres. 11; Miss 9th Grade. AUSTIN, RENEE Scholastic Scoops 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; FHA 8; Forensic 11, 12; Pep Club 8. BAILEY, BILL SCA 8-11-Rep.; VArsity 9-12; Track 11, 12; Football 8- 12-Captain. BAILEY, LINDA BONHAM FHA 9,10; GAA 11,12; Library 10-Reporter; Chorus 9- 12-Librarian; Basketball 9-12; Softball 9; Class Off icer-Sec.-T reas.-l 1. BARKER, PHYLLIS Library Club 12-Pres.; French 10, 11; FTA 11. BARR, KARL Varsity 11, 12; Football S-12; Basketball 8; Track 8, 11; Wrestling 8, 9, 1 2. BAUMGARNER, GREG Hurricane Staff 12; Science Club 8; Industrial Arts 11, 12-Pres.; Scholastic Letter 11; Art Award 11. BEAR, DEBBY Marionette 11, 12-Business Mgr.; SIPA 11; SCA 12-Sec.; Committee Chairman-Foreign Exchange 12; SCA Workshop 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; GAA 10-12; Science Club 8; Fair Winner 8, 9; Latin 9, 10-V.Pres., 11; Pep Club 11, 12; Beta Club 11-Treas., 12; Beta Convention 11; Chorus 8; FTA 10, 11-Treas.; Track 9; Basketball 10-Mgr. 1 2-Scorekeeper; Girls ' State 11; Scholastic Letters and Special Honors 9-11. BEAR, BECKY SCA 10, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; GAA 10-12; Latin 10-12; Chorus 8; FTA 10-12; Track 9-11; Basketball 9-12; Class Play 11. BLATTNER,CARLOS Track 10-Lettered, 12. Varsity 9-12; Football 8-12; Basketball 8,9; Track 8, 9; Wrestling 9-12. BLEVINS, DONNA KIRK SCA 12-Rep.; FBLA 12-Sec.; Chorus 9-11; All Regional Chorus 1 0. BLEVINS, GERALD SCA 12; MGA 12; Varsity 11, 12-Pres.; Pep Club 11; Wrestling 9-1 2. BLEVINS,SAM Varsity 11, 12-Treas.; Football 8, 9, 11,12; Basketball 8-12. BLEVINS, JUDY DE 11, 12; Pep Club 12. BLEVINS, MIKE Industrial Arts 11, 12-Pres. BLEVINS,STEVE SCA 10; Varsity 11, 12; Industrial Arts 10, 11; Pep Club 12; Football 8-10; Basketball 8-10. BLIZZARD, CHARLES FFA 8-12; Track 8. BOWMAN, EVA FHA 9; Science Club 8. BREWER, ALMA MGA 12; Chorus 8-10; Class Officer-V. Pres. BREWER, DAVID Enrolled in General Course. BRITTON, JANE Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Forensic 12; Chorus 8. BUCHANAN,BETH Hurricane Staff 12-Editor. SIPA 11; SCA 10, 11-Rep.; Committee Chairman 11, 12-Scholastic Letter; Tri-Hi-Y 9-11; GAA 10; French 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Beta Club 11, 12; Band 8-11; All Regional Band 9-11; Girls ' State 11; Scholastic Letters 9-11; Nat ' l Science Symposium. BURCHETT, DOROTHY FBLA 12; Library 9. BURKETT, BONNIE GAA 9, 10, 11-Sec., 12-V. Pres.; Band 8-11; Track 9, 11; Basketball 10, 12-Co-Captain; Softball 8,9. BURNSIDE,SUSAN SCA 9-12; SCA Committee Chairman 11, 12-Chairman of Swamp Fox; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; Science Club 8; Literary and Forensic 8, 11, 12; French 11; Foreign Exchange Miller Rhodes Forum 11; District SCA Convention 9-11; Jr. High School Paper 8. 178 CALL, BARBARA Scholastic Letters 11, 12; FHA 9; Library 9; Projector Club 8 . CAMPOS, MONICA SCA 12;Tri-Hi-Y 12, APS 12; FHA 12. CARLTON,LARRY ALAN SCA 11;Hi-Y 11, 12-Pres.; Baseball 9-12; Track 11; Golden Glove Award 11. CATRON, BILL FFA 1 1; Varsity 11; Forensic 11 -Winner; Football 8, 10, 11; Basketball 8, 11; Wrestling 10; Drama Club 9, 11; Marionette 11 . CATRON,PAM Tri-Hi-Y 12; FHA 8; Pep Club 9; Chorus 12; Track 9; Softball 8 . CHATHAM,RANDY I ndustrial Arts 8,9; DE 11. COLLINS, CINDY Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; GAA 10, 11, 12-Sec.; Pep Club 9, 10; Band 8,9; Track 9-1 0; Basketball 8-1 2-Co-Captain. COLLIVER, CHRIS Tri-Hi-Y 12; FHA 9; GAA 9-12; Pep Club 8-12; Track 8-10; Cheerleader 8, 1 2; Scarlettes 11-Head. COPPENHAVER, JOHN FFA 8-11-Sec.; Basketball 9-11; Class Play 11. COPPENHAVER, ROBERT Enrolled in General Course. CORVIN, JAMES Varsity 11, 12; Science Club 8, 9; Industrial Arts 12; Football 8-1 2; Track 8; Wrestling 8, 9. CREASY, JERRY FFA 11; Varsity 12; Football 8; Wrestling 8-12. CREGGER, JUDY Tri-Hi-Y 11; FHA 8; 12-Reporter; GAA 10-12; Pep Club 9; Track 9, 10; Basketball 10. CRESS, BARBARA FBLA 11, 12; Library 9; Scholastic Letter 10. CULLOP, BARBARA Tri-Hi-Y 9; GAA 9; FTA 12; Candy Striper 11, 12; Science Club 12. CRESSEL, EDWARD Varsity 12; Football 11; Track 10-12; Wrestling 10-12; Cross Country Track 12-Captain. CROY,KENNETH Enrolled in General Course. CRUFF, LORRAINE Tri-Hi-Y 12; Chorus 8. DAUGHTERY, DEBBIE FBLA 12-Chaplain; FHA 9-12-Parliamentarian; Basketball 9, 10; Glee Club 8, 10. DAVIDSON, NELLIE DE 10, 11; Library 10. DAVIS, OPAL Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; FHA 12; Forensic 12; Pep Club 12; Beta 11, 12 . DeHART, LINDA SCA 9, 10, 11, 12-Reporter; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; GAA 10-12; Pep Club 9-12-Sec.; Cheerleader 9-12-Co-Head; Homecoming Court 11, 12; Class Officer-Sec. 9-11; Class Play 11. DIXON, MIKE Enrolled in General Course. EARNEST, DEBRA SCA 8, 9-Rep.; FBLA 12; Library 9; VOT 12. ECHOLS, CAROLYN Tri-Hi-Y 12; FHA 12; Library 10. ECHOLS, DAVID SCA 9, 10-Treas., 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9-11; Varsity 9-12; Science Fair Winner 8, 9; Latin 9; Band 8; Football 8-12; Basketball 8, 9, 10, 12; Baseball 12; Track 8, 12; Golf 9-11; Wrestling 11; Class Officer 9-Pres.; Class Play 11. ELLIS, CINDY SCA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; GAA 10-12; Science Fair Winner 8; Forensic 11, 12; Debate 9; Pep Club 9; Beta 11, 12; Band 8-12-Pres.; Majorette 9-12-Head; All State Band 9-12; MSHS Court 12; Mountain Empire Junior Miss 12; Class Play 11. ELSWICK, DEBBIE DE 10-12. EMERSON,KATHY Science 12; Pep Club 8, 9, 11; Chorus 8, 9; FTA 9, 11, 12. FANNIN, DAVID Football 8-11. FARRIS, PHYLLIS Hurricane Staff 12-Typist; SCA Election Committee 11; FBLA 10-12; FHA 12; Pep Club 9-12; Band 8-11; All Regional Band 11; Scholastic Letter 11; Third Place Science Essay 8. FISHER, JACKIE Enrolled in Vocational Course. 179 FRITH, ALLEN Scholastic Scoops 9, 10; Hi-Y 11-Reporter; Science Club 8, 11; Literary and Forensic 11; All Regional Course 12; Chorus 12; Latin 9; French 11; Band 8-12; Dance Band 9-12; All Regional Band 10-12; Basketball 10-Mgr.; Track 10-Mgr.; Class Play 11; Scholastic Letters 9-11; Drama Club Play 9. FROEHLING, ANNE SCA Committee Chairman 12-Scrapbook; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11-Treas. 12-Treas.; Science Fair Winner 10; Forensic Meet Winner 10; Pep Club 10-Sec. 11, 12; Cheerleader 11, Class Treas. 11, 12; Thespian 11, 12-Pres. GEIB, SHERRY Marionette 12-News Editor; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; FHA 12; Literary and Forensic 11, 12; French 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 12; Band 8- 12; All Regional Band Alternate 11; Class Play 11. GEORGE, WILLIE FHA 10, 12; DE 11, 12; Library 8,9; Softball 8; Art Award 10; Junior Degree 10. GLASS, BILL DE 10-12. GOINS, PAM FBLA 12; Library 9; Projector Club 9. GREENE, CHARLES Varsity 12; Baseball 11, 12; Beta 12. GREENWOOD, JEFF Committee Chairman 11; Scholastic Scoops 11; Hi-Y 11,12; Science Club 11, 12-Librarian; Science Fair Winner 8, 10; Forensic 11, 12; Meet Winner 11; Latin 10-12; Beta 11, 12; Class Reporter 10; Scholastic Letter 9, 10; Thespian Society 11, 12; Symposium 11; Drama Class 11-Christmas Play and Spring Play. GREER,MIKE Science Club 10-1 2-Pres.; Forensic 1 2; Band 8; Class Play 11; Thespian 11, 12. GROSS, ELIZABETH FBLA 12; Library 9. GROSS, PATSY FBLA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Scholastic Letter 10; Junior Journal 9- Managing Editor. HAMBY, ROBERT FFA 11. HAMM, LINDA FHA 9; DE 10, 12-Pres. HAMM, NORMA JEAN Chorus 8-12-V.Pres. HART, NANCY FBLA 12-Treas.; FHA 9-12; Basketball 9, 10; Softball 9; MSHS Court 12; Glee Club 8-10; Drill Team 11. HASH, DANNY SCA 8, 9, 1 2-Rep.; SCA Committee Chairman 9; Hi-Y 11,12; Varsity 10-12-Sec. Treas.; Science Club 8, 9; Football 9-11; Basketball 11,12. HASH, JANICE FBLA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; FHA 12; Library 12. HASH,MIKE SCA 8, 9; Hi-Y 12; Varsity 12; Football 9-12. HAWTHORNE, GARY FFA 8-11; DE 12; Basketball 9-11. HAWKINS, DAVID FFA 9-11; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 10. HELDRETH, DEBBIE SCA Committee Chairman 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 12; GAA 10-12; Latin 9-11; Pep Club 9; Chorus 8; Track 9, 10; Girls ' State Track 10. Class Play 11. HENDERLITE, ELIZABETH Junior Journal 9-Feature Editor; FBLA 11, 12-Songleader; Tri-Hi-Y 12; FHA 12; Library 9; Basketball 10. HERMACH, TED Varsity 10-12; Football 9-12-Captain; Basketball 8-1 2; Track 8-12; Baseball 8-12; Wrestling 9; Football-All Southwest District 11, 12. HESTER,JANE SCA 9, 12; FBLA 11-V. Pres., 12-Pres.; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12; FHA 8, 9-Treas., 11, 12-Treas.; French 11; Beta 11, 12; Drama 9; Junior Journal 9; Crisco Homemaking Award 9. HICKS, JERRY Hi-Y 12; Varsity 10-12-Sec.; French 11; Football 8-12; Baseball 10. HINTON, CANDY Enrolled in General Course. HOLLANDSWORTH, BILL Science Club 8, 9; Industrial Arts 12; Football 8; Basketball 8; Baseball 8. HULL, ANNE Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; GAA 10-12; Science Club 8; Forensic 10-12; Pep Club 8, 9, 10-Treas., 11, 12; Beta Club 11-Co Treas., 12; Beta Convention 11; FTA 11; Cheerleader 10; Class Play 11. HUNTER, RONALD French 12; Football 8. HUTTON, BILLY Basketball 10; Track 8, 9. JENNINGS, BECKY Michigan Yearbook 11; GAA 9-11; Pep Club 8, 9, 11; Cheerleader 9, 11; Class Play 11; Scarlettes 12;Ski Club8-11. 180 JOHNSON, DONNA DE 12;Chorus8, 11;Art I -3rd Place-9. JOHNSON, FREDA Tri-Hi-Y 9-11: GAA 10-12; Latin 9, 10-Treas., 11-Reporter; Pep Club 9; Chorus 8-12- Sec. Treas.; Track 9; Basketball 10; All Regional Chorus 10, 11. JOHNSON, JOHNNY Varsity 11; Baseball 11, 12; Basketball 11; Track 10-12; Wrestling 10-1 2; Cross Country 12-Captain. JOHNSON, JUDY SCA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; FHA 8, 9, 10, 11-Sec., 12-Pres.; Science Club 8; Literary and Forensic 12; Latin 11; Valentine Dance Court 11. JONES, HAROLD J. Industrial Arts 11, 12-Chaplain; Library 12-Co-Chairman; Chorus 12. JONES, JUDY Hurricane 12-Copy Editor; VHL Convention 12; SCA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; Forensic 11, 12; Latin 9-11; French 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Beta Club 11, 12-Pres.; Beta Convention 11; Scholastic Letter 9, 11; Upward Bound 11, 12-V. Pres.; Drama Club 8, 9; Junior Profiles 8; Latin Convention 11. KING, JAMES FFA 9-12. KIRBY, KAREN Scholastic Scoops 12-Girls ' Sports; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12-Sec.; FHA 12; Forensic 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Annual 8; Spanish 9. KIRBY, RONNIE SCA 12-Pres.; Basketball 8-12; Football 10. LAMBERT, JEAN FBLA 9-12; Debate 9. LEEK, DEBBIE Tri-Hi-Y 9-Songleader, 10-Songleader, 11-Songleader, 12-Chaplain and Songleader; FHA 12; Forensic Chaplain 12; Pep Club 8, 12; Band 8-12; All Regional Band 12. LEONARD, SHIRLEY FHA 9; Science Club 12; Library 9; Chorus 8; FTA 12; Projector Club 8. LINKOUS, MARGARET SCA Committee Chairman 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; FHA 8; GAA 11-Reporter, 12; Pep Club 12; Basketball 9-12. MAUCK, NANCY SCA 11, 12-Committee Chairman; Scholastic Scoops 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12-Pres.; MGA 11; Latin 10, 11; Pep Club 9-11; Band 8-11; Class Play 11; Girls ' State 11. MASON, GRACE FHA 12. MATTHEWS, SALLY SCA 8,10; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; GAA 10-12; Science Club 8; Fair Winner 10; Forensic 11, 12-Historian; Latin 9, 10-Sec.; Pep Club 8-12; Band 8-12; All Regional Band 12; Track 9, 10, 12; Basketball 9-11. MAY, WENDY Hurricane Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; FHA 9, 12; GAA 9; Literary and Forensic 1 0-1 2; Library 9-11; Pep Club 1 0; Beta Club 11, 12; Beta Convention 11; FTA 10; Basketball 9; Class Play 11; Upward Bound 10, 11-Sec., 12; Scholastic Letter 11. McCARTY, GWYN Marionette 11, 12-Editor; SIPA 11; SCA 10, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10- Pres., 11, 12; Literary and Forensic 12; Latin 9, 10; Pep Club 9-11; Beta Club 11-V. Pres., 12; Beta Convention 11- State V. Pres., 12; Band 8; Miss MSHS 12; Chilhowie Apple Festival Court 12; Class Play 11; Girls ' State 11; Citizenship Award 11, 12; DAR Good Citizenship Award. McKINNON, RONNIE SCA 8, 9-Rep.; Hi-Y 11, 12; Industrial Arts 11, 12; Football 8; Basketball 8. McNEELY,PATTY Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; FHA 8, 10-12-Sec.; Science Club 8; Pep Club 9; Drama Club 8; Junior Journal 8; Jr. Homemaking Degree, 10 . MEEK, JANET SCA 11, 12-Committee Chairman; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10-V. Pres., 11, 12-V. Pres.; MGA 10, 11-Page and Delegate; GAA 10, 11-V. Pres., 12-Reporter; Forensic 12; Pep Club 1 2; Track 9; Cheerleader 10-12; Class Representative 12. MEEK, ROGER FFA 12-Pres. MILLER, DEWAYNE Enrolled in General Course. MILLER, MlKE Enrolled in General Course. MITCHELL, SHERRI LYNN FHA 9, 10-Treas.; GAA 11, 12; Library 10-Photographer; Chorus 8-1 2; Basketball 9, 10. MOORE, THOMAS SCA 9-Rep.; FFA 12; Varsity 11, 12; Football 8-11. MORRELL, BETH SCA Committee Chairman 12-Scholastic Letter; Scholastic Scoops 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; French 10, 11; Pep Club 9-12; Band 8-11. MURRAY, DEBBIE Basketball 9-12; GAA; FHA. NEAL,SHIRLEY FBLA 12; DE 12. 181 NELLIS, KENN Forensic 11, 12; Library 9, 10; Chess Club 9, 10, 12; Gymnastics Team 8; Thespian 11; 1st and 3rd in Industrial Arts Fair; Forensic Play; Jr. Play; Christmas Play 11. NEWMAN, JACK FFA 11; Library 10; Band 8-10; Baseball 11,12. OLINGER, DIXIE SCA 12-Rep.; Tn-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11-Chaplain, 12; FHA 8, 10, 11-Historian 12; GAA 11, 12-Treas.; Library 9, 10-Sec.; Pep Club 9-12; Valentine Court 11; Citizenship Award 11. O ' NEAL,STEPHEN Hurricane 10-12-Photographer; Science Club 10, 11; Fair Winner 9; Beta Club 11, 12; Beta Convention 11, Track 11, 12; Scholastic Letter 10, 11; Cross Country 12-Captain. OSBORNE, GOLDIE Tri-Hi-Y 11. OWENS, GARY FFA 12-Sec. OWENS, JESSE SIPA 10-12; Committee Chairman 11, 12-Charity Drive; Scholastic Scoops 10; Hi-Y 11, 12; Varsity 12; Basketball 11, 12; Wrestling 9-12; Class Officer 11-Pres.; Citizenship Award 10, 11; Scholastic Letter 9; Regional Wrestling 3rd Place. PARLIER, DAVID Hi-Y 11, 12-Chaplain; Track 8,9, 11, 12. PARKS, JERRY FFA 8, 9, 10, 12; Class Officer 10-V. Pres.; Scholastic Letter 11; Annual Staff 9, 10-Sugar Grove. PARKS, PAM Literary and Forensic 12; Latin 10-12; Beta Club 11, 12; Band 8-12; All Regional Band 11; FTA 11, 12-Pres.; Scholastic Letter 9-11; 2nd in Va. Classical League Derivatives Contest for 2nd Year Latin Students; National Merit Semi-Finalist 12. PARRIS, MARY JANE FBLA 12; FHA 9, 10; 4H 8,9. PASCHAL, CATHY SCA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-11; Varsity 10-1 2; Forensic 11 -Reporter; Meet Winner 9; Library 8-11; Cheerleader 10; Class Play 11; Scarlettes 12. PATTERSON,BECKY Marionette 12-Critic; SIPA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Forensic 11- V. Pres., 12-Pres.; French 11, 12; Beta 11-Reporter, 12- Chaplain; Beta Convention 11; FTA 11; Class Play 11; Girls ' State 11; Scholastic Letter 9-11. PEAKE, PATTY SCA 8, 9; FBLA 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; FHA 8, 10-12-Historian; Science Club 8; Pep Club 9-12; Track 8; Softball 9, 10; Drama Club 8-Sec. PENNINGTON, MIKE Industrial Arts 12-V. Pres. PETTY, JUNIOR Hi-Y 11,12; Basketball 9. PLUMMER, VIRGINIA Tri-Hi-Y 11-V.Pres.,12; FHA 8-Reporter, 9-V. Pres., 10; Library 10; Pep Club 9; Softball 10; Class Play 11; Smywasco Federation Officer-Recreation Leader 9. POSTON, DAVID I ndustrial Arts 1 2; Track 8. PRATER, DANNY Industrial Arts 11; Football 8, 11. PRICE, NEIL I ndustrial Arts 1 2. PRICE, GARY Hurricane 11, 12-Business Mgr.; SIPA 12; SCA 10-12-Committee Chairman; Scholastic Scoops 10, 11; Hi-Y 10, 1TV. Pres., 12-Sec.; Science Club 8, 11; Literary and Forensic 9-1 2; Class Play 11; Art Show Winner-2nd Place 11, 2nd Place Poster Contest; Thespian Society 11, 12; Citizen of Month 12; Christmas Dance-King. PRICE, KENNETH FFA 8-12; Varsity 12; Scholastic Letter-Agriculture. PRUITT, MARY Hurricane 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Forensic 11; French 11, 12; Library 10; Chorus 8; Junior Profiles 8; Spanish 9, 10. POWERS, JOYCE Tri-Hi-Y 11; Science Club 8; DE 12; Library 8-10; Pep Club 10 . PUGH, JAMES Literary and Forensic 11, 12; Forensic Meet Winner-lst Place County Extemporaneous-3rd District; Band 8-12-Drum Major; Dance Band 9-12; Class Play Alternate 11. RATCLIFFE, CAROLYN FBLA 12-Historian Reporter; MGA 8, 9, 10-Sec., 11-Sec.; GAA 10, 11; Track 9, 10. REITH, MARY Hurricane 12; FHA 9; Forensic 12; Library 8, 9; Beta 11, 12; Beta Convention 11; FTA 12; Junior Journal 9; Scholastic Letter 10, 11; Track 8; Junior Homemaking Degree 9. RICHARDSON, CAROL Marionette 12-Circulation Mgr.; SCA 11, 12-Rep.; FBLA 9-12; FHA 8; GAA 10; Forensic-Reporter; French 11, 12; FTA 11, 12; Track 9; Upward Bound 10-12; Spanish 9, 10; Scarlettes 11. RICHARDSON, MONNIE Homecoming Court 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Class Officer 12-Sec.; Band 8-12-Majorette. 182 ROBINETTE, RITA Tn-Hi-Y 12; Library 9; Beta Club 11, 12; Beta Convention 11; Chorus 8, 10; Projector Club 9. ROBINSON, KENNETH FFA 12; Basketball 9-12. ROBINSON, RICHARD Science Club 8; Industrial Arts 12. ROGERS, RAYMOND Marionette 12. ROLAND, PATTY Hurricane 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; Science 8; Science Fair Winner 9; Literary and Forensic 12; Latin 9-11; French 11-12; Pep Club 9-12; Beta Club 11, 12; Beta Convention 11; FTA 11, 12; Scholastic Letters 9-11. ROMANS, DEBBIE FHA 8, 10-12-Chaplain; GAA 9-12; Pep Club 9; Track 9, 10; Basketball 10-1 2; Softball 10. RUSSELL, PAM Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; GAA 10-12; French 10, 11; Pep Club 8-12; Band 8-10; All Regional Band 10; FTA 12; Track 9, 10; Scarlettes 11-Co-Captain, 12-Captain. RUSSELL, YVONNE FBLA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-11; F.H.A. 8, 12; Pep Club 9. RUTHERFORD, WILLIAM FFA 8; Industrial Arts 11, 12. SALE, DONITA Hurricane 12; SCA 10; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; Science Club 8; Fair Winner 8; Forensic 11; French 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Beta Club 11, 12; Beta Convention 12; Band 8-11; Dance Band 8-11; All Regional Band 8-11; FTA 11, 12; Basketball 8, 10; Softball 8; Class Officer 9-V. Pres,; Girls ' State 11. SAWYERS, JANET FHA 8; Library 9, 10. SCHWARTZ, CINDY SCA 12; SCA Committee Chairman 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; FTA 11; Basketball 10; Cheerleader 12; Class Officer 11-Reporter; Scholastic Letter 10. SEXTON, RICHARD FFA 9-12. SHARPE, CONNIE FHA 8; DE 10-Treas.; Pep Club 10; Basketball 9; Softball 9; Best Athlete 9. SHEETS, JANNELLE FBLA 12; Glee Club 9-11. SHEFFIELD, NANCY FBLA 12; Chorus 8, 11; Citizenship Award 11. SHUMATE, PEGGY FHA 8, 11. SHUPE, JEAN Tri-Hi-Y 9; Pep Club 9; Chorus 8. 10, 11-V. Pres., 12; Outstanding Choir Member 10; All Regional Chorus 10, 11. SLEMP, MIKE Hurricane 12; Varsity 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Football 10, 11; Track 8-12; Wrestling 9-12; Scholastic Letter 10, 11. SMYTHE, PAT SCA 8, 9, 10, 11-V. Pres., 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; GAA 10-12; Forensic 12; Pep Club 9-12; Cheerleader 9, 10-Head; Girls ' State 11; Citizenship Award 11. SNIDER, CAROLYN SCA 8-12; Committee Chairman 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; FHA 8; GAA 10-12; Pep Club 9-12-Pres.; Band 9, 10; FTA 11, 12; Track 8, 9; Basketball 9; Cheerleader 8, 10-12; Class Play 11. SNIDER, CATHY SCA 8, 9; SCA Convention 8, 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10-Reporter, 11, 12; GAA 10-12; Debate 10; Pep Club 9-12; Beta Club 11, 12; Band 8, 9, 10, 11-Sec., 12; Majorette 9-12-Co-Head; All regional Band 8-12; FTA 11, 12; Basketball 9-1 2; Cheerleader 8; Miss MSHS 11; Special Honors and Letters 9, 10; Jr. Miss-2nd Runner Up. SNIDER, EDDIE Science Club 8; Pep Club 10, 11; Chorus 8; Football 8; Class Play 11. SPARGER, JOHN Pep Club 8, 10; Class Officer 12-Pres.; Class Play 11; Boys ' State 12; Citizenship Award. SPITZER, STEPHEN SCA 9-Sec.; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11-Chaplain, 12; Science Fair 8-Honorable Mention; Basketball 8; Wrestling 12; Christmas Dance 12-Court. SPRINKLE, FRED SCA Committee Chairman 12-Homecoming; Scholastic Scoops 10-12-Producer-Director; Hi-Y 10-Sgt. at Arms, 11, 12-Treas.; French 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11-V. Pres.; Band 8-11; FFA 10-1 2-Sec.; Football 1 2; Class Play 11; Citizenship Award 11; Boys ' State 11; Mt. Empire Youth Board Executive Committee 11, 12. STEFFEY, NANCY FBLA 12; FHA 8-10; DE 11; Debate 11;PepClub 10, 11. STURGILL, CHARLES FFA 9-12. SURFACE,TERRY SCA 10-Rep.; FFA 9, 10; Class Officer 9-V. Pres. TEASTER, DONNA DE 10-12; Library 9. 183 THOMAS, JOE Football 8-10; Baseball 9-11; Track 12. THOMPSON, JIMMY FFA 9-Reporter, 10, 11, 12. UMBERGER,BETTY Enrolled in General Course. VAUGHT, BARBARA Hurricane Staff 12; Science Club 8; Forensic 8, 11, 12-Sec.; Latin 10, 11; Debate 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Band 8-11; Class Play 11-Student Director; Scholastic Letter 9; Junior Profiles 8; Junior Journal 8; National Merit Commendation; Thespians 11, 12-Sec.; RALPH ROISTER DOISTER 11; Class Reporter 1 2. WALKER, CHARLES FFA 8-9-V. Pres, 10, 11, 12; Science Club 8; Science Fair 8; Library 8; Valentine Dance Court; Federation FFA Pres. 12. WALLER, JAKE Science Club 10; Industrial Arts 12; Pep Club 10; Football 8. WEAVER, BILL Hi-Y 11, 12; FFA 11, 12; Science 8; Latin 11, 12-V. Pres.; Football 8-12; Basketball 8-12; Track 10, 11; Class Play 11; Citizenship Award 12. WEDDLE, DIANNE Enrolled in General Course. WIDENER, CATHY Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; FHA 8; Science Club 8; Library 10, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; 1 St Place Art Award 10; 3rd Place 11; Honorable Mention Va. State Poster Contest; Honorable Mention Science Essay 8; Homecoming Committee Chairman 11, 12. WIDENER,DEE LEE Baseball 10, 12. WILLIAMS, KAREN Tn-Hi-Y 11, 12; FHA 9, 12; French 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Beta Convention 11; Chorus 8-11; All Regional Chorus 8-11; Scholastic Letter 11; Drama Club 8, 9; 1st Place Betty Crocker Test. WILLIAMS, MARLEEN Hurricane 12; FHA 9; Science Club 12; Beta Club 11, 12-Reporter; Beta Convention 11; Chorus 8; FTA 12; Scholastic Letter 10, 11; Junior Homemaking Degree 9. WOLFE, GARY Chorus 8, 9; Track 9; Photography Club 10. WORTON,SHARON SCA 9, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12. Science Club 8, 9; GAA 11, 12; Science Fair Winner 8; Track 11; Basketball 8-11; Cheerleader 9; Drama Club 8, 9. YOUNG, IDA JEAN FBLA 12; Library 9-11; VOT 12. 184 Student Index Addington, Connie-75 Aker, Linda-67,96,112,113 Aker, Michael-75 Albert, Steven-67 Alexander, Dale-53,63,95,98,101,111,117 Anders, Bonnie-75 Anders, Brenda-53,96,104 Anders, Rex-53 Anders, Shirley-67,104 Anderson, Danny-81,103 Anderson, Jeff-75,94,130 Anderson, Larry-53 Anderson, Leon-75 Anderson, Lloyd-67,103,120,134 Anderson, Lynette-81 Anderson, Phyllis-67 Anderson, Willie-75 Armstrong, Cynthia-75 Armstrong, Sandy-75 Armstrong, Wayne-53 Ashlin, Charles-81 Atkins, Anne-67 Atkins, Greta-81 Atwell, Ronnie-75 Atwood, Vicki-53,114 Austin, Renee-53,96,106 Austin, Regina-81,102,109 Bailey, Linda-53,93,114,126,127 Bailey, William-43,54,11 5,120,1 21 Ball, Charles-81 Ball, Douglas-67,103 Ball, Joy-75,109 Ball, Junior-67,104,105,109 Ball, Ronald-50 Band-94 95 Barker, Deborah-75 Barker, James-67,132,133,134 Barker, Kerry-75 Barker, Norman-81,122 Barker, Phyllis-54,88,109 Barker, Rex-67 Barr, Karl-32,54,120 Barrett, James-50 Barrow, Pete-75 Barton, Baynard-7 5,95 Baseball-1 30 Basketball, Boy5 ' -123 Basketball, Girls ' -l 26,1 27 Bass, Brenda-81,94,95,97,111 Bass, Diane-75,94 Bass, Gordon-75,95 Bass, Rosemary-9,7 5,94,95,97,111 Bauman, Dixie-50,72 Bauman, John-67,88,115,116,120,121,133,134 Bauman, Kenneth-75,128,132,133,134 Baumgarner, Gregory-6,29,54,88,89,90,100,118 Baumgarner, Michael-81 Beamer, Jamie-81,97,111,136 Bear, Deborah-28,37,54,88,89,96,111,112,114,116 Bear, Patricia-67,74,88,89,96,11 3,116 Bear, Rebekah-54,114,116,126,127 Belton, Susan-67 Bennett, Roger-67,100 Beta Club-113 Beverly, Harold-67,93 Bise, Darlene-75,110 Bise, Eugene-81 Bise, James E.-81 Bise, James P.-81,130 Bivens, Jackson-75 Blackburn. Dina-81 Blattner, Carlos-23,54,63,90,132,133,134 Blessing, Willis-50,103 Blevins, Anita-75,97 Blevins, Barbara-75 Blevins, Barbara-81 Blevins, Bobby-23,54,115,120,121,128 Blevins, Clifton-75,88,98,110 Blevins, Danny-68,110 Blevins, David-75 Blevins, Deborah-81 Blevins. Donna-54.104 Blevins, Elden-68,103 Blevins, Gerald-54,88.98,115,128,129 Blevins. James A.-75 Blevins, James D.-75 Blevins, Jonathan-12,75.88,98,120.125 Blevins, Judith-54,110 Blevins, Karen-75,97 Blevins, Larry-81 Blevins, Linda-111 Blevins, Michael G.-75 Blevins, Michael R.-lOO Blevins, Patricia-76 Blevins, Robert-81 Blevins, Samuel-40,54,115,120,121,123,125 Blevins, Shelia-76,93 Blevins, Stephen A.-68 Blevins, Stephen B.-31,54 Blevins, Stephen D.-68,94,95 Blevins, Teresa-81,102 Blevins, William-68 Body, Glenn-76 Boehm, David-68 Boehm, James-81,122 Boehm Stephen-81,122 Boggs, Robert-81 Bolling, Debra-81 Bolling, Patricia-81 Bolling, Ronald-81 Bonham, Edward-76 Bowman, Eva-54 Bowman, James-81 Box, Michael-68,95,98,111,66 Brewer, Alma-54,68 Brewer, Erhest-54 Brewer, Linda Carol-68 Bridgeman, Michael-68 Bridges, Darrel-68 Britton, Jane-54,96,106 Britton, Joan-49 Britton, Pa me I a-6 8,8 8,9 6,111,113,136 Brockman, Preston Lewis-50,120,121,125 Brooks, Barbara-68.106 Brown, Alan-81.95,106,111.131 Brown, Christopher-68,95 Brown, Deborah-76 Brown, Douglas-82 Brown, Ernie-82 Brown, Fred-68 Brown, Mary-76,110 Brown, Rebecca-68,88,92,96,111 Buchanan. Beth-28,54,88.92.113,117 Buchanan, David-68,131 Buchanan, Jimmy-68,94 Buchanan, Patricia-76,97,111 Buck, Guy-68,103 Burchett. Dixon-76,97,101,111 Burchett, Dorothy-54,104 Burgess, Raymond-68,100,106 Burke, Ann-76,97,111 Burke, Margaret-76,95,97 Burkett, Bonnie-54,88,11.126,127.114 Burkett, Gordon-68,74 Burkett. Jo-76,97,127 Burnside, Susan-55,92 Burton, Anne-50 Bush, Allen-76,110 Byrd. Betty-76,109 Byrd, Helen-49 Caldwell, Lynnette-68,93,112 Caldwell, Pamela-82 Calhoun, David-82 Calhoun, Diane-82 Call, Barbara-55,104 Call, Jane-50.93 Call, Lois-82 Call, Teresa-82 Callahan, Larry-76 Campbell, Karen-82 Campbell Warren-82 Campos, Monica-23,55,88,89,90 Carlson, Linda-68,106,111 Carlton. Larry-37,55,88,98,90 Carlton, Linda-68,96 Carter, Barbara-82,106 Carter, Karen-68,109 Cassell, Sue-76 Catron, Aleta-76,97,11 2 Catron, Debra-82 Catron, Pamela-55,93 Catron, William-55 Chatham. Pamela-82 Chatham, Randy-55 C heer leader s-1 35,1 36 Childress, Woodrow-49 Choate, Jesse-68,103 Chorus-93 Church, Tina-76 Clark, Anita-68,102,110 Clark, David-68,115,120,128 Clark, Rebecca-82 Clawson. Doris-49 Clawson. Linda-33,76 ,97,111 ,136 Clay, Herbert-82,122 Cline, Daniel-82 Cline, Margaret-68 Cline, Patricia-68.95 Colley, Darliet-27,76.108,111 Colley, Deborah-111 Colley, Sherian-82 Collins. Cynthia-55,29,114,126.127 Collver, Christine-55.96.111,114,135 Combs, Bobby-68,101,103.113 Combs, Mary-82,93 Conklin, Carlis-82 Conklin, Walter-76,103 Conner, Brenda-76,97 Conner, John-66,69,94,95 Conner, Robert-76 Cook, Lorraine-76,93 Cooper, Richard-69,100 Copenhaver, John-55 Copenhaver, Robert-55 Copenhaver, Rosalie-76 Cornett. Dorothy-69 185 Cornett, Lynn-76,97 Cornett, Norma Jean-76 Cornick, Virginia-69,88,92,96,111,116 Corvin, James-10,55,100,115,120,121 Cosgrove, Steven-76,115 Counts, Teresa-69,96,106 Courtney, Eloise-50,81,96 Cox, Connie-76 Cox, Deborah-76,102,100 Cox, Ulysses-82,95,134 Creasy, Jerry-55,115,120,121,129 Cressy, Phillip-82 Cregger, John-76 Cregger, Judy-55 Cress, Barbara-55,104 Cress, Debra-76 Cress, Sue-82,93 Cress, Herman-76 Cressel, Mary-82,93 Cressel, Edward-33,55,11 5,90,127,129,132,134 Crewey, John David-82,122,125 Crowder, Alvin-50,121,122 Croy, Kenneth-55 Cruey, Gene-82,122 Cruff, Lorraine-55 Culbert, Virginia-69,96,105,111 Cullop, Barbara-55,101,105 Cullop, Delter-82,1 22 Cullop, Gail-82 Cullop, Wayne-76,130 Currin, Linda-52 Daugherty, Deborah-55,104 Davidson, David-82,130 Davidson, Nellie-56 Davidson, Sandy-69,95 Davis, Bobby-69,128 Davis, Christine-82,95 Davis, Donald Ray-76 Davis, Hurley-69,130 Davis, Janice-82 Davis, Martha-69.109 Davis. Opal-56,28,96,101,106.111.113 Davis, Phillip-69 Davis, Wanda-76 Dean. Dennis-69 Dean, Michael-69 Dean, Alan-8.66,69.98,106.111,112 Dean, Timothy-82 Debord, David-50 DeBord, Pamela-76,97 DeBord, Robert-82 DeHart, John-76,88,133,134 DeHart, Linda-33.35,56.88,96,135 Delp, Barbara-76,110 Diggs, Helen-50 Dixon, Michael-56 Dolinger, Stella-31,76 Driscoll, Deborah-82 Duncan, Jean-50 Dunford, James-69,130 Dutton, Paul-82 Dye. Sue-69,96,114,117 Dyson, Debra-76,94,97,111 Earnest, Deborah-56,104 Earp, William-33,50,115,120.121 Eastridge, Carolyn-76 Eastridge, Patricia-82 Eberts. Patricia-76 Echols, Carolyn-56,102 Echols. Charles-82,95 Echols. David-41,56,120.121.123.130,134 Echols, Lillie-48,50,53,118 Echols, Madonna-76,97,105,111,126 Echols, Nancy-76,110 Edwards, Kenneth-69 Edwards, Phillip-82 Elledge, Charlene-76,97,111 Elledge, Jerry-82,103 Elledge, Gene-76,100 Eller, Charles-76 Ellis, Barry-82 Ellis, Cynthia-15.34,36.56.94,95 Ellis, Kathy-76 Elswick, Debra-56,110 Elswick, Teresa-82,102 Emerson, Katheryn-56 Emerson, Teresa-76 Epperson, Lynn-76,108 Evans, Carol-82,97 Evans, Deborah Kaye-76,102 Evans. Michael-82,122 Evans, Phyllis-82 Evans, Roy-50.95 Fannin, David-56 Farmer, Jimmy-82 Farmer, Lee-69 Farmer, Nancy-69,102,104 Farmer, Peggie-82,93 Farrington, Ellen-82,97,111 Farrington, Michael-69 Farris, Phyllis-56,96.102,104,111,118 Farris, Stephen-69,120 Farris, William-82,95,122,134 FBLA-104 Fenyk, Cynthia-66,67,69,88.96.105,106,111.112.113 FFA-103 FHA-102 Finley, Gary-82 Firestone. Evelyn-69,104,113 Firestone, Stephen-69 Fisher, Jackson-56 Fisher, John-50,99 Fleenor, Genesia-76,102 Fleenor, Kay-32,69,102 Fleenor, Trula G.-50,109 Football-120,122 Foreman, Katherine-76,111,114,136 Forensic Club-106 Forrest, Steven-82,88 Fouse, Reba-82 Francis, Donald-69,88,98,111,112,113,116,131 Franklin, Elaine-82 Frazier, Michael-76,88,111 Frazier, Ruth-76 Freeman, Carla-82,109 Freeman, William-82 French, Mildred-52 Frith, Allen-56,63.92,94,95 Froehling, Anne-29,35,53,56,88,92.106,107 FTA-105 Fuller, Gary-82 Funk, Myra-82 Funk, Rebecca-110 GAA-114 Gamble, Cathy-77,95,97,111 Gamble, Iris-69,96 Gardner, James-69 Garrick, Ronald-82 Garrick, William-69 Gates, Rhonda-77 Geib, Sherry-56.95,96,102,106.111,116 George, Willie-56,96,110 Gilbert, Regina-77,106,111,121 Gilbert, Sara-82,106,111 Gill, Charles-33,83,106,125 Gillespie, Carol-69 Gillespie, David-83 Gilmer, Brenda-50,97 Glass, Deborah-77 Glass, Michael-77 Glass, Ralph-103 Glass, William-56,132,133,134 Glenn, Kenneth-77 Goble, David-77,130 Goetzinger, H.C.-83 Goins, Pamela-56 Golf-131 Goodman, Charles-48,50,108 Goodman, Robert-77,90 Goodman, Tammy-83,94,97,111 Goodman, Theressa-81,83,94 Graham, Mimi-81,83,88,97,111 Graybeal, Ellen-77,88,111,112 Greene, Charles-28,56,113.115,130 Greenwood, Jeffrey-28,57,63,101,107,113 Greenwood, Karen-83,94 Greer, Gina-77,97,111 Greer, James-77 Greer, Junior-70 Greer, Katherine-77,97 Greer, Michael-57,88,101,106,107 Greer, Theresa-83 Grinstead, Charlene-70,110 Groseclose, Jeffrey-70,101,111 Gross, Elizabeth-57,104 Gross, James-77 Gross, Leon-70 Gross, Patsy-75,104 Grubb, James R.-70,98,106,114 Grubb, James W.-83 Guy, Arthur-81,83,88.111,122,125,130 Guy, Michelle-66,70,88,96,105,106,111.136 Guynn, Daniel-77 Haga, Michael-77 Hager, Deborah-70,114,126 Hall, Connie-83 Hall, David-70.98,110 Hall, Harley-57 Hall, Jacqueline-77 Hall, James T.-77 Hall, James W.-70 Hall, Karen-77 Hall, Kathy-77,110 Hall, Lola Mae-77 Hall, Phyllis-77 Hall, Robert-83,103 Hall, Ronald-77 Hall, Theresa-70,104 Hall, William-70 Hamby, Michael-57 Hamby, Patricia-83 Hamm, Cynthia-77,83,92 Hamm, John-70 Hamm. Linda-57.110 Hamm, Norma-57,93 Hamm, Wilma-70 Hampton, Kenneth-77 Hancock, Connie-83 Hancock. Graham-77 Harkins, Charles E.-21.51,123,124 Harman, Martha-93 Harmon, Ronald-77 Harper, April-77,108,127 Harrington, Michael-63,95 Harris, Brenda-83 Harris, Kathy-77 Harris, Phyllis-77 Harris. Sandra-51 186 Harrison, Debdie-yo Harrison, Dickie-83,123 Harrison, Emmit-70,115,120,130,134 Hart, Edwin-83 Hart, Jeffrey-40,115,120,133,134 Hart, Nancy-57,104 Harvey, Kim-77,120,125,134 Harvey, Teri-41,77,88,111,12 7,136 Hash, Betty-77 Hash, Danny-57,88,98,115,123 Hash, Edward-83,122 Hash, Janice-57,96,102,104 Hash, Michael-83,98 Hash, R. Michael-57,120 Hash, Ronald-77 Haulsee, Esther-77 Haulsee, Patty-77 Hawthorne, Charlotte-77,102 Hawthorne, Gary-57,110 Hawthorne, Patricia-70-102 Hayden, Rebecca-70,96,105,106 Hayden, Susan-83,106 Hayes, Alice-70 Hayes, Debra-83, 106 Hayes, Diane-83,127 Heath, Deborah-77 Heath, Teresa-83,94 Helbert, Peggy-77 Heldreth, Debra-57,88,96 Helms, Cynthia-77,97 Henderlite, Elizabeth-57,96,102,104 Henderson, Darlene-77 Hennings, Larry-77 Henry, Layton David-14,47,88,118 Henry, Mary Pat-77,97,111,117,136 Hermach, Ted-29,57,115,120,121,123,124,130,134 Hess, Ronnie-77 Hester, Albert-83 Hester, Gary-83,122,134 Hester, Jackie-77,102 Hester, Jane-25,28,57,102,104 Hester, Roberta-70,102,114 Hicks, Gerald-27,57,115,120,121 Hicks, Linda-77 Hinton, Candance-14,57 Hinton, Jill-77 Hodges, Douglas-77,98,122 Hodge Wayne-26,70,88,108,111,115,116,117,118 Hoge, Phillip-83 Hollandsworth, Frank-83 Hollandsworth, William-75 Holmes, Andrew-77,122 Honaker, Gail-83,93 Hoover, Judy-93-116 Hopkins, Phyllis-70 Horne, Joyce-70,102 Horne, Linda-16,70,93 Horne, Rebecca-77,127 Howell, Danny-83 Hubble, Larry-67,70,106,116 Hubble, Wanda-83,97 Hudson, Teresa-27,77,111 Hull, Anne-58,28,96,106,111,113 Hull, David-70 Hunter, Betty-70,88,90,96,112,11 8,126 Hunter, John-70 Hunter. Robert-77,99,122,125,134 Huntley, Robert-70,88,113 Hurricane-118 Hutton, Basil-83 Hutton, Joe-77,100,110 Hutton, Kenneth-77 Hutton, Lester-77 Hutton, Nancy-83 Hutton William-58,103 Industrial Arts-100 Irwin, Melinda-70,96,102,136 Jackson, Michael-83 Jarvis, Sherry-83 Jennings, Rebecca-58,136 Jensen, Kimberly-77,97,111,136 Johnson, Cheryl-83 Johnson, Diane-77,102 Johnson, Donna-58.110 Johnson, Freda G.-58,93,96,114 Johnson, Freda 0.-83 Johnson, George-70 Johnson, Johnny-58,128,1 32,133,1 34 Johnson, Judith-58,88,96,106, 10 8, 11 3,1 18 Johnson, Kay-83 Johnson, Kevin-70 Johnson, Laurie-78,97,111,136 Joly, Cheryl-78,127 Jones, Harold-58,93,100 Jones, Judy-28,58,88,96,106,108,113,118 Jones, Linda-78 Jones, Nancy-78 Jones, Rodney-71 Jones, Vicki-83,111 Jr. Hi-Y-99 JR. Tri-Hi-Y-97 Keene, Michael-71 Kegley, Brenda-7 8 Kegley, Patricia-83 Kell, Barbara-83,93 Kell, Rose Marie-78 Kendle, David-66,71,88,111,132,133,134 Keys, Barbara-78 Keyes, Danny-71,103,130 Keyes, Edward-78,88,120,128 Keyes, Sue-71 Killen, Elaine-83 Killinger, Davie-78 Kimberling, Frances-83,93 King, David-58,1 03 King, Mike-104 Kirby, Karen-58,96,102,106,111,117 Kirby, Ronald-43,58,85,92,123,124,90 Kirk, Cheryl-78,111,127 Lambert, Anne-78,92 Lane, Carol-78,102 Laros, Johnnie-83 Laros, Mike-71,110 Latin Club-112 Lawson, Nora-83,93 Lee, Deborah-1 78 Leek, Deborah-58,95,96,102,105,106,111 Lefler, William-7 8,134,130 Leonard, Betty-78,96 Leonard, Eli2abeth-78,97,1 11 Leonard, Nancy-78 Leonard, Shirely-58,105 Levitt, Perry-83 Library Club-109 Linkous, Allan-78,120,125,131 Linkous, Johnny-71,120,131 Linkous, Margaret-58,88,96,111,114,126,127 Linkous, Nile-32,51,67,74 Little, Teresa-78,94,95,97,110,111 Livesay, Michael-83,111,125 Lineberry, Geanna-71,104 Lockhard, LeAnn-83,97 Long, Rita-71,95,96 Loupe, Patsy-51,114 Lovelace, Rhonda-83 Lowe, David-78 Lowe, Judy-83,94 Luck, Kelly-83.94 Lyons, Mary-83 Mabe, Charlotte-78 Mabe, James-83 Maiden, Charlene-84 Maiden, Stephanie-84,97 Marionette-116 Marlowe, Linda-84 Martin, David-84 Martin, David K.-84 Martin, Dennis-84,99 Martin, Robert-71,103 Mason, Grace-58,101 Mathena, Patricia-78 Matthews, Sally-58,94,95,96,105,106,111,114 Mauck, Nancy-58,96,116 May, Samuel-19,51,112 May, Wendy-48,58,28,96,102,106,108,113,118,6 Mays, Donna-78 McAllister, Connie-78,102,108, McAllister, Johnny-78,103,113,115 McCarty, Gwyn-28,34,59,63,88,90,96,106 McCarty, Jack-67,112,128,129,131 McCloud, Mark-84,123 McCormick, David-71 McDaniel, Joseph-84,133,134 McDonald, Jay-84,122,125,130 McDonald, Stephen-84,130 McFarlane, Kay-75,38,97 McGhee, Charmane-78,102 McGhee, David-75,79,108,115,120,134 McGlothlin, Rhonda-84,127 McGrady, Terry-84 McIntyre, Bobby-71 McIntyre, Debbie-78,97 McKinney, Deborah-71 McKinney, Johnnie-84,103,122 McKinnon, Diane-78 McKinnon, Richard-84 McKinnon, Ronald-59,99 McMahan, Dwain-71,97,103 McMahan, Linda-78,102 McNeely, Patricia-59,102 McNeil, Roger-84,125 McPhetridge, Regina-71,96,111 Medley, Debra-34,36,67,71,96,114,136 Medley, Diana-78 Medley, Donald-71,100 Medley, Ivy-84,94 Meek, Janet-37,53,96,107,1 35,63,90 Meek, Joni-84,102,106,111 Meek, Phyllis-78,102 Meek, Richard-84,103 Meek, Roger-59,103,39 Mercer, Alisa-78,97,108,111,127 Mercer, Debbie-84,97 Millard, Richard-71 88,115,117,120,134 Miller, Dwayne-11,91 Miller, Michael-59 Miller, Teressa-78 Mitchell, Sherrilynn-59,93,114 Moore, Bradley-78,123,130,134 Moore, David-54 Moore, Diane-71,102,104 Moore, Gerald-59,103,115,121 Moore, Patrick-59,103,115,121 Moran, Delores-78,97,111 Morrell, Beth-59,92,96,111,117 Morrell, Nancy-78,94,97 Morris, David-71 187 Moser, Marie-78,88 Moser, Mickey-84 Mozingo, Duane-84,125,130 Mullins, Tommy-84 Murphy, Joey-71,115,122,133,134 Murphy, John Paul-78,123,134 Murphy, Tecld-84,94,125,130 Murray, Bonnie-84,97,104,111 Murray, Brencla-84,97 Murray, Debra-59,102,114,126,127 Murray, Diann-78,97,111 Murray, Joseph-84,120,130 Murray, Shelia-71,96,105.106 Musser, Beverly-84 Musser, Cheryl-78,97,111 Musser, Roger-78,84 Mussick, Davicl-84 Neil, Shirley-59,96,110 Nellis, Kenneth-8,59,106,107,63 Nellis, Paul-78 Newman, Jack-59 Noonkester, David-78 Obregon, Faust0-84,88,122,128,129 O ' Dell, Keith-18,84 Odham, Dempsey-103 Odham, Gary-93 Old, Vivian-51 Olinger, Bobby-103 Olinger, Dixie-59,88,96,102,111,114,135 Olinger, Peggy-78 Olinger, R.V.-l 1 5,120,133,1 34 O’Neal, Stephen-32,59,28,88,101,113,116,122,133,134 Orr, Michael-84 Osborne, Michael-84 Osboren, David-71 Osborne, Ernest-78 Osborne, Goldie-59 Osborne, Nellie-78 Osborne, Stephen-84,122 Overbay, Barbara-78,108 Overbay, Jimmy-78,130 Overbey, Charles-84 Overbey, Wilma-54,104 Owens, Gary-103 Owens, James-78,103 Owens, Jesse-59,8 8,98,115,120,121,128,129,134 Owens, Lisa-84,97 Owens, Roger-84 Owens, Sharon-84,102 Paddock, Vicky-71,96,105,106,111 Pafford, Joe-110 Parker, Jeff-84,111,128 Parks, Barbara-71 Parks, Billy-84 Parks, Deborah-78 Parks, Donald-84,100 Parks, Eva-78 Parks, Fieldsie-71,122,131 Parks, Jerry-78,125 Parks, Kenneth-78,99,125 Parks, Pamela-28,29,59,94,95,105,106,113 Parks, Roger-59 Parks, Newman-84 Parks, Wilma-79 Parlier, David-59,98 Parlier, Susan-79 Parris, Mary Jane-59,104 Parsons, Deborah Ann-71 Parsons, Nancy-75,79,97,108,111,127,136 Parsons, Robert-84,111,122,125,130 Paschal, Beth-84 Paschal, Cathy-60,88,96,114,136 Paschal, Harriet-31,84,111 Patrick, Robert-71,97 Patterson, Jerry-72,128 Patterson, Rebecca-60,28,88,96,106,113,107,116,63 Peake, Phillip Peake, Debra Peake, Kemp-72 Peake, Patty-60,102 Pedigo, Martha-7 96,114,136 Peeples, Gregory-79 Pennington, Debbie-84 Pennington, Randolph-72,122,130 Pennington, Marvin-72,103 Pennington, Michael-60,99 Pennington, Pamela-97,111 Pennington, Terry-84,95,128,130 Pennington, Robert-72 Pep Club-111 Perdue, Gary-84 Perdue, Kenneth-72 Perkins, Carla-84,97 Perkins, John M.-79 Perkins, William-84 Petty, Junior-60,98 Phares, Barbara-79 Phares, Michael-84,122 Pickett, Bobby-51,103 Pickle, Candeance-72,104 Pickle, Carolyn-84 Pickle, Pamela-79 Pierce, Joseph-72 Plummer, Virginia-60 Poe, Anne Lee-79,81 Poe, Jerry-84,93 Poe, Michael-85,128,132,134 Poole, Belinda-85 Poole, Deloris A.-85 Poole, Wanda-85,93 Poston, Betty-79,97,110 Poston, Christine-72 Poston, David-100 Poston, Harry Poston, Lana-85 Poston, Ricky-85,103 Potter, Katherine K. Powers, Debra-85 Powers, Dickie-72,110 Powers, Joyce-60,110 Powers, Michael-72 Powers, Patricia-85 Powers, Rebecca-79,110 Prater, Danny-60 Prater, Sherri-85,94,97 Price, Gary-6,37,60,63,88,90,107,118 Price, Kathy-85 Price, Kaye-85,101 Price, Kenneth-29,60 Price, Neil-60,100 Price, Roy-79,103 Price, Sylvia-79,97 Pridemore, Paul-85 Prince, Rhonda-85 Pruitt, Charles-85,122,128,129 Pruitt, Gary-85,128 Pruitt, Kathy-72,114 Pruitt, Mary-60,96,118 Pruitt, Robert-85 Pruitt, Sharon-85 Pruitt, Ty-81,85,88,122 Pugh, Ida-51,117 Pugh, James-60,95,106,107,134 Quillen, Robert-85 Radford, Debbie-85 Ratcliffe, Carolyn-60,103,114 Rector, Billie-72 Rector, Kathy-85 Rector, Linda-79 Reedy, Deborah-72,114 Reedy, Farron-72 Reedy, Kathy-79 Reedy, Lynn-72,102 Reedy, Regan-85 Reedy, Sandra-85 Reedy, Thomas-79 Reedy, William-72 Reith, Cathy-85,127 Reith, Mary-60,105,106,113,118 Rhodes, Kyle-85,109 Rhodes, Lyle-85 Richardson, Barbara-72,102,104 Richardson, Carol-60,88,96,105,106,116,90 Richardson, Charles-85,106,125 Richardson, David-85 Richardson, Deborah-72 Richardson, Harold-85 Richardson, Jean-79 Richardson, Jeffrey-85,99,108,125 Richardson, Monica-35,53,60,94,95,96,111,114 Richardson, Rebecca-79,110 Richardson, Richard-72,130 Rine, Wayne-79 Ring, William-49 Roaak, Donnie-79,110 Robbins, Connie-85 Robbins. Larry-85 Roberts, Eddie-79,122,130 Roberts, George-79 Roberts, Nita-85 Roberts, Richard-79,100,128 Robertson, Alvin-85,103 Robertson, Charlotte-72,96 Robinette, Rita-60,96,101 Robinson, Debra-79 Robinson, Kenneth-60,103,130 Robihson, Richard-60 Robihson, Sherry-85 Robinson, Sterrmg-51,103 Robinson, Susie-85 Robinson, Wilma-79 Rogers, Helen-85 Rogers, Patricia-72,116 Rogers, Sherree-79,97,109 Roland, David-85,125 Roland, Patricia-28,61,96,105,106,111,113 Romans, Deborah-39,61,102,114,126,127 Romans, Deborah-35,72,88,96,114,136 Romans, Gary-79,103 Romans, Robert-79,95,106 Romans, Roger-72,103 Ross, Gale-72 Ross, Gary-85,103 Rouse, Barbara-72,93,102 Rouse, Patricia-85 R ousseau, Debbie-85,94 Rousseau, Scott-72,112 Rowland, Marie-85 Rowland, Virginia-85 Runyan, Bobby-79,132,133,134 Rupard, Fred-85 Russell, Brenda-79,108,136 Russell, Carolyn-85 Russell, Iris-79,93,109 Russell, Jeffrey-110 Russell, Pam-61,96,105,111,114,136 Russell, Patricia-79,95,97,101 188 Russell, Ray-79 Russell, Rita-79 Rutherford, William-61,100 Ryburn, Theresa Jane-79 Rymer, Mike-85 Sage, Michael-72 Sale, Cheryl-34,85,97,136 Sale, Donita-61,96,113,118 Sampson, Gerald-79,110 Sanders, Debra-72,102,104 Sanders, John-66,73,106,110 Sawyer, Charlene-73 Sawyers, Janet-61 Sawyers, William-85 Sayers, Angela-85,101 Sayers, Larry-51,121,122,125 SCA-88 Scarlettes-136 Scholastic Scoops-117 Schwartz, Cynthia-10,29,61,88,92,96,1 35 Schwartz, Dana-8 ,102 Schwarta, Steve-7 3,115,123,130 Science Club-101 Scott, Charles-85 Scott, Jeffrey-79,108 Scott, Mary-85,97 Scott, Sandra-81,85,111 Scott, Sarah-43,73,114,126,135 Sebastian, James-79 Sexton, Barry-85 Sexton, Carolyn-85 Sexton, Gary-73 Sexton, Johnny-86 Sexton, Karen-86 Sexton, Lynnie-86 Sexton, Martha-79,97 Sexton, Richard-61,103 Seymour, Connie-85 Shankman, Eric-79,125,131 Sharpe, Constance-61,110 Sheets, Connie-86 Sheets, Janelle-61,104 Sheets, Kathy-79 Sheets, Mary-73,104,113 Sheets, Shelia-79 Sheets, Thomas-73 Sheffield, Cathy-79,97,105,112 Sheffield, Nancy-61,104 Shepard, James-73,98 Shields, Joyce-23,66,73,88,89,96,105,106,111 Shrader, James-79 Shuler, □aniel-79,132,134 Shuler, Mary-86 Shuler, William-79 Sumate, Bobby-86 Shumate, Lonnie-86 Shumate, Peggy-61 Shupe, Cheryl-79 Shupe, Deborah-79 Shupe, Erma-73,110 Shupe, Jean-61,93 Shupe, John-79,99 Simons, Ricky-79,130 Sims, Michael-79,88 Sims, Teenie-86,93 Sims, Rene-86 Slagle, Deborah-79,97,107 Slemp, Gary-73 Slemp, Michael-23,28,42,61,113,115,118,128,129,134 Slemp, Pamela-79 Slemp, Terri-86,94,97 Smith, David-115,134 Smith, David-79,96,120,123 Smith, Gary-72,103 Smith, Mike-86,103 Smith, Ruth-51 Smith, Scott-72,123 Smith, Sylvia-86 Smythe, Patricia-37,61,63,88,96,105,111,114,1 35 Snavely, Connie-73,111,114,126 Sneed, Russell-115,128,129,131 Snider, Carolyn-61,63,88,96,105,111,114,135 Snider, Cat her ine-36,61,94,95,11 3,114,1 26,127 Snider, Debbie-79,111,127,134 Snider, Edward-61,133,134 Soos, Kevin-80 Sparger, John-53,61,88,38 Sparger, Sarah-63,7 3,98,11 3,114,135 Spencer, Charlene-86 Spitzer, Steven-10,62,98 Sprinkle, David-99 Sprinkle, Fred-37,61,63,88,90,98,11 7,120,1 21 Sprinkle, Georgia-80,97,108 Sprinkle, Rebecca-51 Stambaugh, Sallie-80,97 Sr. Hi-Y-98 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y-96 Stansberry, Patsy-86 Stanley, Diane-51 Steele, Anita-80,110 Steele, Betsy-80 Steele, Gregory, Jr.-86,1 22,1 28,1 34 Steffey, Nancy-62 Stephens, Linda-7 3,93,104 Stewart, IVlartin-86 Stillwell, Bonnie-86 Stillwell, June-80 Stone, Donald-86 Stoots, Fred-73 Sturgill, Audrey-73,96,105,106,11 3 Sturgill, Charles, Jr.-62,103 Sturgill, Glenna-80,97 Sturgill, Mike-86 Sullivan, Jim-51 Surber, Shelia-86 Surface, Terry-62 Swaha, Lydia-86,97,111 Tarter, Carolyn-86 Tate, Robert-80,122 Tate, Susan-80,88,94,95,97,107,111 Taylor, Carol-73,104 Taylor, Carolyn-66,73,74,96,105,111,114,135 Taylor, Diana-86 Taylor, James A.-7 3,99,1 22,1 28 Taylor, James D.-86,1 23,1 30 Taylor, Linda-51 Teaster, Debra-80 Teaster, Donna-62,110 Teaster, Gary-73,112 Teaster, Gregory-86 Teaster James-80 Terry, Philip-73 Testerman, Dorothy-104 Testerman, Linda-73 Testerman, Phyllis-80 Testerman, Sharon-80 Thomas, Curtis-73,103 Thomas, Deborah-73,96,105,114 Thomas, Joseph-62,134 Thomas, Judy-73,104 Thomas, Mark-80,115,120 Thomas, Sherry-86 Thompson, Ecmon-51 Thompson, Gwyn-11 5,1 23,1 24,1 31 Thompson, James-62,103 Thompson, John-26,40,67,73,11 5,120,38,133,134 Thompson, Joseph-80,122.125 Thompson, Susan-80,88,111,127,136 Thompson, Christine-80 Thompson, Steven-86,131 Thweat, Charles-86 Tibbs, Darrell-73,104,110 Tibbs, Mary Jane-86 Tilson, Daniel-86 Tilson, Edward-86 Tilson, James-80 Tilson, Johnny-86 Tilson, Linda-86 Tilson, Margaret-86,93 Tilson, Sharon-86 Tilson, Susan-74 Tolbert, Allen-74,113,130 Trail, Kay-86 Trail, Linda-26,51,102 Trail, Rebecca-80,102 Trail, Sandra-74,96,105,106,111,112 Travis, Dennis-74 Umbarger, Catherine-86,97,111 Umbarger, Roger-80,103,109 Umberger, Betty-62 Umberger, Jimmy-86 Untiedt, Thomas-80,108,122 Upward Bound Club-108 VanHoy, Deborah-86,109 Varsity-115 Vaught, Barbara-53,62,29,106,10 7,113,118 Veselik, Evelyn-52 Veselik, James-74 Vicars, Lloyd D.-52,100 Waddle, Dunn E.-52,103 Wagner, Benjamin-86,130 Wagner, Letcher-74,120,133,134,130 Wagoner, Jan-74,96,101,106,111,66 Wall, Roger C.-52,110 Walker, Charles-62,103,63 Walker, Debbie-80,94 Walker, Jake-62,100 Walker, Lee-86,95 Walker, Linda-80,97,102,127 Walker, Michael-27,80,99,122 Waller, Jake-62,100 Walton, Shelia-74,95 Ward, Debra-86 Ward, Linda-86 Warren, Jeanne-66,74,89,96,106,111,112,113,117 Wassum, Belinda-80,88,102,136 Wassum, Beverly-74,96,97 Waters, Jane-87 Watkins, Gary-80,100 Watson, Odette Adams-80,97,102 Weaver, Bill-86 Weaver, Jane-52 Weaver, Marrm-52,1 20,1 21,128,1 29 Weaver, Thomas-74,112 Weaver, William-62,107,11 5,120,121,123,63,134 Webb, Brenda-49 Weddle, Diane-62 Weddle, Mark-80 Weems, Nancy-52,106,107 Wegielski, trena-86 Werth, Sally-52,111 West, Donna-75,80 White, Jackie-74,92,106 White, Patricia-52 Whitley, George-86,133,134 Whitley, Nancy-52,113 Whitt, Kathy-74 189 Widener, Allen-86,103 WIdener, Cathy-62,29,96 Widener, Dee Lee-62 Widener, Ernest-80 Widener, Jeanne-80 Widener, Sharon-86,94 Widener, Tommie-86,103 Williams, Denny C(oveland-80 Williams, Frederic-74 Williams, Howard-47,88 Williams, Karen-28,29,62,96,102,113 Williams, Marlene-28,62,101,105,113,118 Williams, Robert-74 Williams, Ronnie-86 Williams, Walter-86 Willis, Sharon-80 Wilson, Betty-52,116 Winebarger, Jacquerme-74,96 Wingfield, P. G.-52,105 Winters, Marlene-48,52,75 Winters, Marvin-19,52,88 Wolfe, Gary-62 Wolfe, Rita-80,110 Wolfenden, Anne-52,118 Wood. Blaine-86 Wood, Cheryl-80 Wood, Linda-86,88 Woods, Howard Alan-80 Worton, Sharon-31,62,114 Wrestling-1 28 Wright, Linda-80 Wright, Scott-80,128 Wyatt, Rebecca-74,95,102,111 Wyatt, Susie-86 Wyatt, Walter-86 Wymer, Bob-49 Wymer, Deborah-74,88 Wymer. Linda-74,96,105,106,109,111 Yette, Evon-74,108,136 Young, Ida-62,104 The reality of the future will soon overshadow the joys and heartaches experienced in ' 70- ' 71 school session. As a generation of believers, we must work toward peace and brotherhood among all men and all nations. The ' 71 HURRICANE staff hopes that each student will move on to attain higher goals. When the time comes for separation of seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, the hands of the future will not sever the bonds that were strengthened during this year of being together. % I I X 4 T s ' -v as ' 1 ii J vv5 ' • i? '