Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1972 volume:

. HURRICANE 72 Marion Senior High School Marion, Virginia Vol. 37 i 2 Ltc§IlM Extras 99 Hustle 135 Hurricane People ( all, caring. Hurricane People, alive and vivacious, shouldering responsibilities, shirking duties, pitching in, and copping out. Mixed -n- matched. Mutt and Jeff, Jack and Jill. Climbing, but more than a hill, pft Scaling the mountain of success. Maybe slipping occasionally, but never turning back, for quitting was not an ingredient of a Hurricane. Though we had our faults, we were so thoroughly stirred, kneaded, and baked S at just the right temperature, that we separated from the sides and rose victoriously as individuals ... Hurricane People! w y E i 1 r jj __ r ' OS EeOk mi V ■ Ajgi 2 V Ty . i ' fSm Mm KjRjl fJjy T- jgj Jjfrw f V ;; i 5 Cups Friendliness Rufus, the Snowman, with arms outstretched, welcomes one and all. The smoking pit serves as a center of intellectual conversation in which war and peace are of major interest. Senior study halls provide a vent for secret confidences and a stage for the current dramas of daily life. Steve Albert wishes Martha Pedigo, the baby of the Senior class, Happy Birthday! The directors of the Junior play take a break from rehearsal to 6 Singing the Alma Mater at the Variety show, somehow brings the Seniors closer to each other. chat about the progress of the play. A smile, a pat on the back, and a cheery greeting supplied a portion of the ingredients for friendliness. For many, a mere Hi! What ' s happening? rescued us from the depths of gloom and lifted us to the heights of glee, it would have been so easy for one to think only of himself and forget that other people do exist, but as a MSHS student, it was impossible to do. We were continually entangling all into our web of sunshine and amity. Wingfield still counts the candles openly. Rallying behind the team cements old friendship and serves as the foundation for new acquaintances. I T. Devilment and Rowdiness Wait! Let ' s talk it over. Heads, I win. Tails, you lose. That ' s another foul on you, you, you... No one, but no one, beats me! Give ' em - WHAT, - Red?? GILL 8 Yes, there was more to good ole MSHS than just work, work, work. These Hurricane People seemed to pop out of nowhere and added hilarity which lifted the strain of the daily routine. No matter if these students were inside the halls, outside in the snow, participating in sports, or showing school spirit, they somehow managed, in their own special way, to make someone laugh and to bring joy to the world of Marion Senior High School. The Bleacher Bums express their true feelings Ready.... Aim... I Cup Co-operation ...And then came Rufus, created with tender loving care. Fingerpainting art students revert to their childhood. Judy Floover and Sue Keyes collaborate on salad construction. Kenny Edwards: chief overseer of Dicky Millard ' s progress. Rising to the occasion, Industrial Arts Club hammers away. 10 Teamwork, teamwork, that ' s what counts! This was the belief expressed by the students at MSHS. There was also the belief that we could work things out - together; so through collaboration and mutual helpfulness, our school year was marked a success. Granted, there were flaws in the plan but they were quickly smoothed over (even the ruffled feathers of the underclassmen). Thus, like the Pushmy-Pullyu in the Doctor Doolittle stories, we had to work together in order to accomplish our purpose. A stitch in time saves...how many? Well, you see, I need ten sources...by this afternoon. Now.One more time. Roger Pennington, official mailman for MSHS. 11 4 T. Apathy and Vandalism The Annual Staff has been aware of a deadly virus spreading throughout the halls of MSHS causing destruction and vandalism along its path. Our Hodge-Flash caught these actual scenes where the bug has attacked our students and caused this wreckage. Thanks to some concerned students who have taken action to annihilate this germ, vandalism has become less around our halls. During I Care week students drew posters, wrote poems, and performed skits trying to make others aware of this deadly virus. Tommy Toilet alias Sydma Hatzopolous, demonstrates her extra talents in the I Care Assembly. 12 We ' re just trying to get our money ' s worth! If you don ' t need it, throw it in our lavatories. Just one piece of paper won ' t hurt, will it? ] A typical bulletin board. Lately, this is even a more typical bulletin board. Rodney Redneck said Whoo-Pee that was fun! Need we say more??? But the sign says No Smoking , Jeannie! I C. Innocence and I Cup Wisdom Not many people believe Ole R ick ' s yarns. Mr. Williams, you don ' t really think that I ' d do that! Who is the wise guy that left this mess? Alan Brown wonders, What ' s it all about?” From the innocence of the Freshmen to the wisdom of the Seniors, — there were varying degress of activity. Freshmen came to the school excited and unaware of the dangers lurking in the halls. The wise Seniors knew and planned to let the naivetes in on the secret to success. Graduation displayed the erudition and sagacity obtained through four years of hard work. At least the Freshmen now have a goal in sight. Ain ' t no way - just ain ' t no way! 14 Kim Coe lights his fire...of knowledge. And after you have finished ...bring me another... No, you may not be excused! So this is how you become top in the Senior Class. Kwiz team goes to Roanoke -and comes right back. Coach, that big bully hit me-right in the mouth!” 15 I C. Thoughtfulness and Sincerity Ball ' s Bouncing Babes butter Ball with a better batter baked cake. This makes my 64th ankle today. The Hurricane people laughed, cried, studied, and played together in sincere friendship and love. Together, they sought and found the deep meanings of life as kindness and friendship penetrated the halls of Marion Senior High School. The students, teachers, and the principal worked in consider¬ ation of each other. If you hadn ' t knocked them down in the first place, you wouldn ' t have to help now. Standing as we sing. Hymn no. 71. ' Well, I used a mouthwash...” Another dull day of school. All through the year MSHS students enjoyed attaining goals as well as suffering mounting disappointments. Our teams had many victories yet encountered losses, but it was rewarding through the good sportsmanship portrayed throughout. Some failed as others passed, and some cried while others laughed. Aw, come on everybody!! I Cup Disappointment But I watered it ... maybe my green thumb turned orange. 17 Happiness is ... Winning! 18 Receiving top awards for F.H.A. and Marionette surely gives one something to smile about. But I ' m scared to talk in front of big crowds, says Sherree Rogers, Speaker of the House for MGA. Do you mean that we are leaving the school to these S.C.A. officers for 1972-73? A is for accomplishment!! V-l-C-T-O-R-Y!! For the students at MSHS, this word was very well-known. In sports, our Hurricane People rallied victory after victory. From football to basketball, wrestling, track, golf and baseball, our people had pride and the everlasting strength and courage to win. Even when the going got tough, our teams never gave up. In scholastic achievement, victory was well known to the people who worked and strived for their goal. Victory for Marion Senior High School was overpowering defeat by a mile. 19 4 Cups Enthusiasm and Vigor There isn ' t much to be said about our enthusiasm and vigor because the pictures tell it like it is. Every student has participated in some type of enthusiasm this year, whether it be in a pep rally or a ballgame. The cheerleaders, the Bleacher Bums, the student body, the fans, and even the players were major factors in producing vigor and pep that carried us to victories and rescued us from defeats. Connie Snavely kicks the habit. Foll v the Yellow Brick Road to Success. Sam and Ella Turtle perform their side-show routine. Eat Who up? Clap your hands and move your feet! 20 Marion supporters come in all shapes and sizes. Thank goodness for my Secret! Hurricane Happy House! 21 2 Cups Versatility Inside and out, we find that MSHS is covered with the unique talents of individuals. As you see, we aren ' t lacking in versatility. On stage, in class, and at the ' ' alley”, we have discovered that our students have a wide variety of talents which are usually hidden behind stacks of books and homework papers. “Now I told you sweetie, don ' t call me at school!” Youth Government Day - mass confusion! “And now, for my next number... i i 4il Howdy, son! You here to pick up Lily belle? This party is going to be murder. 22 Mad-Dog Schwartz, guilty or not guilty ? Believe me, this is the way to Carnegie Hall. Easy Lovin ' Strike one! Whoops! Wrong game! Gertrude, I thought you ' d never ask. 23 2 Cups Talent One, two, three, four ... one, two, three - Are you sure the Jolly Green Giant started out this way? Everybody count to ten and say limburger cheese! The butler didn ' t do it this time! King Arthearp gives Sir Scarlet instructions on defeating the Blue Knight. I “All the world ' s a stage, and all the men and women merely players... . To this famous quote from As You Like It by William Shakespeare, the students of Marion Senior High School added a new dimension. No longer did we feel that we must exhibit our abilities on a conventional stage, for daily life was the stage on which we presented perpetual performances. The Pep Band: a bunch of desirable blow-hards. 25 I Cup Originality The drama class in serious rehearsal. Hippie Dave, where are your contacts? 26 “And I thought I got enough of this at home! The long and the short of it His barber went out of business. Yes, drama does have devastating effects on people. From the Mardi Gras to the fashion scene, from hair styles to drama — these were only a few of the many ways that Hurricane people were expressing themselves. The personality of each and every student was reflected and revealed in a multitude of interesting ways. Each unique person illustrated his individuality in some distinct manner which added a new dimension to the life at Marion Senior High School. 27 I Cup Privileges Mr. Moody measures Aleta Catron for her status symbol, a 1973 Senior ring. Oh beautiful, for spacious skies... Ahhh, the liberties of senior study (??) halls. Football players are entitled to front row seats during fall pep rallies, and their size prevents arguments. Hard at work in the SCA room. 28 Seniors first, a concert by Black Oak Arkansas, unsupervised senior study halls, and the privelege of living in a democratic society made us realize that freedom must be earned. Hard work, countless tears, and painstaking toil were necessary to sow the seeds of liberty, but co-operation, alliance, and trust were even more important to the continuation of these freedoms. Though we complained of the restrictions imposed upon us, deep inside we knew that we were truly lucky. In the Sophomore assembly, Judge Hoge presents Mike Phares with a license to operate his wheels. As the first Senior class to receive their rings during the Junior year, Barbara Parks purchases her beauty with immense pride. At a table of their own, teachers discuss the trials and tribulations of their profession. ' Assembly is dismissed. Seniors first! ' 29 3 T. Discipline Girls, are you gonna sit there or play ball? Happiness is...having Mrs. Werth catch you when you layout of class. Patty Bear and Bill Rector probe into 17th century literature with all the gusto they can muster. How much have YOU had, Mr. Henry? 30 Senior boys harass a naughty freshman. Hello ... Mr. Veselik? I said I ' d do anything for track ... but not my hair! Mrs. Bishop finds a place to dust her eraser. Through strong efforts and discipline, students learned and gave to their highest capacity. Order was maintained by teachers, coaches, and other staff members. Freshmen received the unfortunate end of the bargain with the disciplinary actions handed out by upperclassmen. Everyone knew who was boss and few crossed the line. Raw hard work proved to be the principle on which the Seniors based their success and the underclassmen hoped to learn from the elders”. Ah, you did it, now you ' re gonna get it! 3 Cups Hilarity But this is the latest style... Mrs. Pugh is allergic to butter, but only on her birthday. Juniors jivin ' to the beat! Ahhh ... my little chickadee... Is this our faculty? It couldn ' t be ... could it? i - v 19J ► 9 gSfn 11 5 . 5 _ 32 The Bulldogs came over the mountain-yuk. Ho! Ho! Ho! Very funny VERY embarassing. Students take revenge on captured Mr. DeBord. All for Marion, stand up and holler! While proceeding diligently through what could have been another hum-drum year at M.S.H.S., the Hurricane people took time out from their study to chase away the blues. They made fun out of the dull workdays by obeying the upperclassmen and by joining one of the many clubs. From dressing like women to representing the barnyard, the students enjoyed priceless moments of hilarity. 33 3 Cups Festivity Gaiety was foremost in many of the 1971-72 school activities. From the sock hops to the Prom, MSHS students enjoyed the various entertainments amid an atmosphere of fellowship. The Spirit of 71 was an ideal theme for the Homecoming activities. Whether it was the Variety show, the parade, the football game, or the dances, our Hurricane people pulled through with all-out support. An air of elegance combined with nervous stomachs provided an appropriate scene for our MSHS Beauty Pageant. Each girl, armed with the security of an Alka-Seltzer waiting behind stage, sailed across the floor to the music I Feel Pretty. Tensions were calmed and hands clapped as Debbie Medley was crowned Miss MSHS . From graceful silhouettes we moved right along to exciting frenzy of the Christmas Dance. Feet shuffled and bodies swayed as couples glided down Mistletoe Lane. As the spirit of Christmas permeated throughout the cafeteria and couples were seen whispering sweet nothings under the mistletoe, we knew the dance had been successful. These thorns are killing me. Homecoming Court: Debbie Romans, Nancy Parsons, Debbie Colley, Jill Hinton, Vicki Paddock. Jive on! Queen and Court: Cheryl Sale, Rosemary Bass, Debbie Medley, Katherine Greer, Lynn Thompson. John Bauman and Betty Hunter reign as King and Queen. Behind the scene activities. 35 Valentines Dance Court: Alan Widner, Teresa Blevins, Lynn Cornett, Gary Romans, Gayle Ross, Becky Wyatt, Melinda Irving, Jesse Choate, Anita Ross, Butch Glass. In concert. Welcome aboard, honored Seniors!! Be young ...” ...be foolish ... Queen of Hearts” provided the setting for the Valentine ' s Dance, as Cupid ' s darts were aimed at all the couples. Intermission was highlighted with the crowning of the queen, Becky Wyatt. Black Oak Arkansas presented MSHS with the first rock concert in our school ' s history. The wild frenzy of the performers brought forth from the audience screams of enjoyment. Once again the Hurricane People towered in their efforts of making the concert a complete success. Topping off a year of festivity was the annual Jr.-Sr. Prom. Be Young, Be Foolish, but Be Happy rang in the hearts of all present. The Juniors had successfully created the best prom ever. This was made evident by the tears of happiness which streamed down the joyful faces of those dancing to the theme song. ... but be Happy! 37 4 Cups Pride Success Story No. 21! But Dad, I ' m doing my best! I pledge allegiance... We ' re behind you, we ' re backing you up! National Black Week is observed by Jane Russell, Deborah Hayes, Karen Yette, and Debbie Lee. 38 “You can do it, you can do it, you can! Round bailers display solemnity as the team continues winning. Pride was Coach Ball ' s favorite speech topic to encourage our football team. The Bleacher Bums organized school spirit and brought it to a high peak for our basketball team and for pep rallies. The black students emphasized National Black Week with a bulletin board - for heritage. Coach Ball, the Bleacher Bums, black students, music and other activities - that was for pride in our school. Blow on, Gordon Bass ... Toot, toot, toot! Freshmen finally win a pep rally ... the judges sold out!! 39 I Qt. Reality After twelve years as a unit, the Seniors became acutely aware of their need for individuality outside the walls of M.S.H.S. The Rotary Guidance Program awakened many to the world of business careers. College Career Night offered answers to Juniors and Seniors as they made plans for furthering their education. The arrival of these status symbols and the superiority of the Seniors was impounded upon the underclassmen ' s minds. Once students realize that school is not all play, the power of the library is at the constant service of anyone who knows how to use it. The daily hassle of going to and from classes bring us a notch closer to summer vacation. Phil Davis and Rodney Jones faithfully go to the draft board office as they are forced to think of the future as the not so far away. A generation of ecology minded people, we know one small piece of trash can mar the beauty of nature. Fuller endeavor and our heritage. Mr. Williams, Robert Parsons and Gary to make M.S.H.S. students proud of our flag Realizing 1971-1972 would be a special year, the students threw themselves into various activities. The Bleacher Bums yelled vigorously and they soon became a star attraction at basketball games. Closeted in deep sessions, the SCA accomplished some astounding feats, much to the amazement of the student body. Whether meeting with the students or the faculty, Mr. Williams reiterated his philosophy that students come first. Genuine concern echoed the problems that cursed some areas at MSHS and together, the students labored to ward off any such future enigmas. Profiting from these experiences, students and faculty alike accomplished the products for a successful year. 41 Industry visitation for the Seniors provided valuable insight to the world of wage earners. Measuring for his gown, Cecil Johnson wonders if he is going to be able to last out those few endless months before graduation. Our new S.C.A. officers for the ' 71 - ' 72 school year don ' t seem to happy at the thought of first day in school and first day out of the pool. The Senior girls question whether they can keep the tassel on their cap from flopping in their face. 42 Youth Government Day Adults remained on the sidelines as the Senior government students took over the reins of the town for a day with an air of efficiency and progress. To achieve their common goal, the youth worked together and realized that government is not all books - it is an actuality. Instead of merely reading about town management, they involved themselves readily in their important jobs. Adding this experience to their four years of high school, the Seniors became perspective town and national citizens. 44 Senior Class Officers: Tommy Weaver, President; Joyce Shields, Treasurer; Debby Tilson, Historian; Mrs. Echols, Sponsor; Rick Richardson, Vice-President; Missing - Jan Wagoner, Reporter; Kay Robinson, Secretary. FACES OF 72 When August 26 finally dawned and we listened to opening day speeches for the last time, the class of ' 72 felt a sense of togetherness that grew and was strengthened throughout the year. This sense of our being a unit, of each of us being part of a larger whole, carried us through many escapades and projects. We campaigned to get an astounding 85% to go on our Senior trip, and then worked feverishly on projects and sales. When the appointed days finally came and we toured the nation ' s capitol, our minds and hearts were flooded with memories that will last for many years. After weeks of grueling practice A Family Portrait, the class play, was presented successfully. Each of us has special memories of successful sports seasons and our final Homecoming at MSHS. This year was our time to be honored with a prom, and we spent a lovely night dancing. Together we have arrived at a new beginning and as we look forward into all the tomorrows of our lives, it will be with hearts full of friends and friendships that were begun at MSHS and that will last forever. Do you mean to say that this is the Steering Committee? Prophecy Committee - hard at work!! Linda Aker Doug Ball Duane Barkei Steve Albert Shirley Anders Lloyd Anderson Anne Atkins FACES OF 72 AKER, LINDA CAROL - SCA; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Latin 9, 10, 11, 12-President; Beta 11, 12; Beta Convention - 11, 12; Scholastic Award 9, 10, 11. ALBERT, ROBERT STEVEN - Hurricane 12; Hi-Y 10, 11; Band 9; Track 10. Wilbur Ball ANDERS, SHIRLEY ANN - FBLA 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12. ANDERSON, LLOYD ALLEN - Varsity 10, 12-V. Pres.; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Letter 11; F.F.A. 9-reporter, 10-reporter, 11 -V. Pres., 12-President. ATKINS, BARBARA ANNE - SCA 9; FBLA 11, 12-Song Leader; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11,12; FHA 11, 12; Science 9; Pep 9. BALL, WILBUR RALPH JR. - FBLA 11, 12, Hi-Y 9, 10-Chaplain; Library 11; FTA 11; Chess 11 , 12 . BARKER, DUANE PATRICK - SCA 10; Hi-Y 9 10; Pep 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9, 12. BARKER, JAMES ROBERT - Hi-Y 10, 12; Varsity 12; Forensic 12; Football 10, 12; Track 10 , 11 , 12 . BARKER, REX STANLEY - Track 9, 10. BAUMAN, JOHN BEN - Marionette 11; SCA 11, 12-President; SCA Convention 11; SCA Workshop 11; Hi-Y 10-Pres., 12; Varsity 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys State 12; Citizenship Award 11; Quill and Scroll Award 11. BEAR, PATRICIA LOUISE - Marionette 11, 12-Ed.; SIPA 11, 12; Foreign Ex. Committee Chairman 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10-Vice Pres., 11, 12; Science Fair Winner 9; Latin 9, 10; Pep 9, 10, 11; Beta Convention 11, 12; FTA 9, 10; Class Officer 10-Reporter; Girls State 11; Citizenship Award 10; Scholastic Letters 9, 10, 11, 12. BELTON, SUSAN RAE - Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 12; Pep 11 . James Barker John Bauman Susan Belton Roger Bennett William Blevins FACES OF 72 BENNETT, ROGER EARL - DE 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Track 9, 10. BEVERLY, HAROLD DEAN - Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12-Pres.; All State Chorus 12; All Regional Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. BILLINGS, NANCY COX - FHA 9; Library 9, 10; Basketball 9. BLEVINS, ELDEN LANE - FFA 11, 12. BLEVINS, STEPHEN ARAS - Industrial Arts 9, 10 , 11 , 12 . BLEVINS, STEPHEN DOUGLAS - Scholastic Scoops 11, 12; Hi-Y 11; Science 11-Treas.; Pep 9, 10, 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 12. BLEVINS, WILLIAM HARRISON - FFA 9; Industrial Arts 12. BOEHM, DAVID RALPH - Band 9, 10; Scholastic Letters 11; French 9, 10. BOX, CHARLES MICHAEL - SCA 9, 12; Scholastic Scoops 10, 11, 12-Producer-Director; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11-Pres., 12; MG A 11; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12-Drum Major; Class Play 11; French 10, 11; Dance Band 11, 12; All State Band 12. BREWER, LINDA CAROL - Tri-Hi-Y 12; FHA 9; Chorus 9; General Business Award. BRIDGEMAN, MICHAEL DEAN - Scholastic Letter 11. BRIDGES, JAMES DARRELL - FFA 11, 1 2. BRITTON, PAMELA KAY - HURRICANE 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Pep 10, 11, 12; Beta 11,12; Scholastic Letter 11; Scarlettes 10, 11, 1 2-Captain. Harold Beverly Elden Blevins Steve D. Blevins Dave Boehm Chris Brown Becky Brown Fred Brown David Buchanan Harvey Buck Gordon Burkett FACES OF 72 BROWN, CHRISTOPHER WARREN - Band 9, 10 , 11 , 12 . BROWN, CLARA REBECCA - Bulletin Board Comm. Chairman 11, 1 2; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski 11, 12; Horticulture 12. BROWN, FRED DANIEL - Enrolled in General Course. BUCHANAN, DAVID CARTER - SCA 12; Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Dance Band 11; All State Band 11; Basketball 9; Golf 11; Ski 12. BUCHANAN, JAMES CAMPBELL - Band 9, 10; Basketball 12. BUCK HARVEY GUY - FFA 9, 10, 11, 12. BURGESS, RAYMOND LEE, JR. - Forensic 10, 11; Industrial Arts 10, 11, 12-Sec.-Treas. BURKETT, GORDON ORAL - Top Candy Salesman 11. CALDWELL, IRIS LYNNETTE - Forensic 11; Latin 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11. CARLSON, LINDA SUSAN - FHA 10; Forensic 10, 11, 12; Library 9-V. Pres.; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12. CARLTON, LINDA LOUISE - Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Forensic 10. CARTER, KAREN JANE - Forensic 11,12. CHOATE, WILLIAM JESSE - FFA 9, 10, 11, 12-Reporter; Baseball 9, 10. 48 Karen Carter Jimmy Buchanan Raymond Burgess Linda Carlton Jesse Choate David Clark Bobby Combs FACES OF 72 CLARK, JAMES DAVID - Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Letter 1 0. CLINE, MARGARET ELLEN - Beta 11,12. CLINE, PATRICIA ANNE - Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; All State Band 1 1. COLLEY, DEBORAH PLACYNTHIA - SCA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9 Historian, 10, 11, 12; Latin 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 10; Miss Marion Senior High Court 10; Homecoming Court 12; Ski 11. COMBS, BOBBY LEE - HURRICANE 12; SCA 12; FFA 9 Pres., 10, 11, 12-Treas.; Science 9, 10, 11, 12-Pres.; Beta 11, 12; Beta Convention 11, 12; Scholastic Letters 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski 11, 12. CONNER, JOHN EUGENE - Forensic 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; All Regional Band 10, 11, 12; Class Play 11; All Virginia Band 11 . COOPER, RICHARD EISENHOWER - FFA 9; Industrial Arts 11, 12. CORNETT, DOROTHY TESTERMAN - FBLA 11, 12; FHA 9; Science 9; Library 9, 10; Basketball 9. CORNICK, MARY VIRGINIA - MARIONETTE 11, 12; SCA 11, 12; SCA Convention 11; Scrap Book Comm. Chairman 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10-Sec., 11, 12; Pep 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9-Historian. COUNTS, TERESA JEAN - MARIONETTE 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Forensic 10, 11; Latin 10, 11-Reporter, 12; Pep 9. CREWEY, MARY SHEETS - FBLA 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Library 9; Beta 11, 12; Scholastic Letter 10. CRIGGER, LARRY ALAN - Enrolled in College Prep. DAVIDSON, SANDRA SHEILA - FBLA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Science Fair Winner 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 1 2; All State Band 10; Scholastic Letter 10 , 11 . Ginny Cornick Teresa Counts Mary Crewey Larry Crigger Debbie Colley Dorothy Cornett Sandy Davidson 49 James Dunford FACES OF 72 DAVIS, BOBBY LEE - Wrestling 11, 12. DAVIS, HURLEY MILES, JR. - Football 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11. DAVIS, MARTHA SUE - Library 9, 10, 11, 12; Upward Bound 12. DAVIS, PHILIP GILES — Forensic 12; Class Play 11 . DEAN, STEWART ALAN - Marionette 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12-Treas.; Forensic 11, 12-Vice Pres.; Forensic Meet Winner 11; Latin 11, 12-Treas.; Pep 11; Class Play 11; Scholastic Letter 11; Thespian 11, 12. DEAN, DENNIS RAY - Hi-Y 9; Spanish 9. DEAN, JOSEPH MICHAEL - Enrolled in General Course. Kenny Edwards 50 Nancy Farmer DUNFORD, JAMES CONLEY - SIPA 9; Baseball 9,11. DYE, EVA SUE — Scholastic Scoops 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 10, 11, 12-Chaplain; Pep 9; FTA 10, 12; Track 9; Scholastic Letter 11. EDWARDS, KENNETH CLAIBORNE - Wrestling 12; Upward Bound 12. FARMER, GEORGE LEE - SCA 9; FFA 9-Vice Pres.; DE 11, 12. FARMER, NANCY EVELYN - FBLA 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11; FFA 11; DE 10; Pep 9. FARRINGTON, MICHAEL STUART - DE 10. Mike Dean Eva Sue Dye Lee Farmer Mike Farrington Steve Firestone Don Francis FACES OF 72 FARRIS, STEPHEN GRANT - Varsity 12; Football 11, 12; Scholastic Letter 10, 11. FEN YK, CYNTHIA SUE - Hurricane 12-Ed.; SC A 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Science Fair Winner 9; Forensic 11, 12; Latin 10-Treas., 11 Pres., 12; Pep 9, 10-Sec., 11; Beta 11, 12; Beta Convention 11; FTA 11 -Reporter; Class Officer 9, 10 Sec., 11-Treas.; Class Play; Girls State 11; Scholastic Letters 9, 10, 11; Thespian 12. FIRESTONE, HARRY STEVE - FBLA 12. FLEE NOR, GENEVA KAY - FHA 11; GAA 10; DE 10; basketball 10. FRAN ' DONALD MEEK - Hurricane 12; Mar . 1 1, 12; SCA 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12 . .os.; Varsity 12; Science Fair Winner 9; Latin 9, 10, 11-Comm. Chairman, 12-Comm. Chairman; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Beta Convention 11, 12, Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Letters 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski 11, 12. GARDNER, JAMES MADISON II - Football 10. GARRICK, WILLIAM BRYANT - Hi Y 10, 11; Football 10. Gl LLE °l E, CAROL ANN - Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 11. GLASS, RALPH PRESTON - FFA 9, 10, 11, 12-Sec.; Football 9; Track 10, 11; FTA 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10. Cindy Fenyk Kay Fleenor James Gardner Billy Garrick Butch Glass GREER, MARILYN VIRGINIA - Jr. Red Cross Club 12. GRINSTEAD, BETTY CHARLENE - Tri-Hi Y 12; FHA 9, 10; DE 11, 12. GROSECLOSE, JEFFREY STEVEN - SCA 10, 1 2; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; FTA 9; Boys State 11. GROSS, LEON CLINTON - DE 12. Marilyn Greer Carol Gillespie Charlene Grinstead Jeff Groseclose Leon Gross 51 James Grubb James Hall W Wilma Hamm 52 Martha Harmon Michelle Guy Debbie Hager David Hall FACES OF 72 GRUBB, JAMES RANDOLPH - Hi-Y 10, 11; Varsity 11, 12; Science 10; Forensic 11, 12; Pep 12; Football 10; Boys ' Basketball 10-Mgr.; Track 11, 12-Mgr. GUY, MICHELLE MARIE - SCA 10, 11; Scholastic Scoops 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10-Reporter, 11, 12; Forensic 11, 12; Pep 9- Reporter, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Dance Band 9, 10; FTA 11; Class Officer 9-Reporter, 10- Treas.; Class Play 11; Scholastic Letter 10; Scarlettes 11, 12; Ski 11, 12. HAGER, DEBORAH LEE - Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; French 10, 11; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11; Track 9, 10. HALL, DAVID KEITH - DE 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Dance Band 10. HALL, WILLIAM EDWARD - Industrial Arts 10. HALL, JAMES WILEY - FFA 9, 10, 11, 12. HALL, THERESA CAROL - FBLA 11, 12-Treas.; FHA9; Library 9; Chorus 9; Basketball 9. HAMBY, ROBERT MICHAEL - FFA 11. HAMM, JOHN STEPHEN - SCA 12-Chaplain; Hi-Y 9. HAMM.. WILMA LEE - Chorus 9. HANCOCK, DANIEL EUGENE - FFA 12; Baseball .10. HARMON, MARTHA LYNN - Chorus 10, 11. HARRISON, DEBBIE SUE - FBLA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; GAA 10, 11; Pep 9, 10. Eddie Hall Theresa Hall John Hamm Debbie Harrison Alice Hayes Phyllis Hopkins Linda Horne FACES OF 72 HARRISON, EMMITT CLINTON, JR. - SCA 9; FBLA 9-Pres.; Varsity 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Basketball 10, 11; Track 11, 12. HART, JEFFREY EUGENE - Varsity 10, 11, 12; Science 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski 11, 1 2. HAWTHORNE, PATRICIA ANN - FHA 9, 11; DE 12. HAYDEN, REBECCA KAREN - Tri-Hi Y 9, 10, 11, 12-Chaplain; Forensic 11; Spanish 9, 10, 11; Pep 12; FTA 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Letter 11; Hort. C. 12. HAYES, ALICE LORRAINE - FBLA 12; Library 12; Upward Bound 12. HODGES, ALPHEUS WAYNE III - Hurricane 11, 12; Marionette 11, 12; SI PA 11; SCA 11; Scholastic Scoops 11; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity 10, 11, 12; Science 9; Science Fair Winner 9; Pep 11, 12; Football 10; Baseball 10; Upward Bound 11-Pres., 1 2-V. Pres. HOPKINS, PHYLLIS ANN - Library 11; Pep 12. HORNE, JOYCE ANITA - Tri-Hi-Y 11; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12-Chaplain; Chorus 12; Upward Bound 12, HORNE, LINDA TESTERMAN - Marionette 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Science Fair Winner 9; Library 9; Pep. HORNE, LINDA SUSAN - Hurricane 12; FHA 9, 10; Library 9; Beta 11, 12-Pres.; Beta Convention 11, 12; Chorus 9, 11, 12; Class Officer 9-Reporter. HULL, DAVID DENTON, JR. - Hi-Y 9, 10, 11; Science Fair Winner 11. HUNTER, SARAH ELIZABETH - Marionette 12; SCA 11, 12; Scholastic Scoops 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11-Chaplain, 12-Pres.; MGA 11; GAA 10, 11, 12; Latin 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls State 11; Citizenship Award 11, 12; Beta 1 2. HUNTER, JOHN EDWARD - Football 9-Mgr. Susan Horne David Hul Betty Hunter Jeff Hart Becky Hayden Wayne Hodges Joyce Horne Danny Keyes Robert Huntley I Mike Laros 54 Geanna Lineberry FACES OF 72 HUNTLEY, ROBERT ALEXANDER - Forensic 11; Beta 11, 12; Basketball 9; Class Officer 9-Historian; Scholastic Letter 10, 11. IRVIN, EUNICE MELINDA - Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 11, 12-Historian; Science 10; Band 9, 10; French 10, 11; Scarlettes 11,12-Mgr. JOHNSON, GEORGE CECIL - Enrolled in College Prep. JOHNSON, KEVIN LEON - Hi-Y 10-Sec. JONES, RODNEY DALE - FFA 12; Football 10; Baseball 1 2; Wrestling 12. KEENE, MICHAEL DIRK - FBLA 11-Reporter, 12-Historian. KENDLE, DAVID BERNARD - Marionette 12; SCA 11, 12; Recreation Comm. Chairman 12; Hi-Y 11; Varsity 12; Pep 11; Chorus 10; Band 9, 10; Football 12; Track 11, 12; Golf 10; Class Play 11; All Regional Chorus 10; Ski 11 -Pres., 12-Pres. KEYES, DANNY RAY - FFA 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Basketball 9; Baseball 9, 10, 11. KEYES, WANDA SUE - FHA 9; Chorus 9. LAROS, MICHAEL LEWIS - DE 11, 12; Football 9; Softball 9. LEFLER, WILLIAM PRESTON - Football 9, 10, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11,12. Dave Kendle Sue Keyes Billy Lefler LINEBERRY, GEANNA LETRICA - Hurricane 12; FBLA 11, 12-Sec.; DE 10. LINKOUS, JOHNNY BELLAR - Marionette 12; Hi-Y 9; Varsity 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Letter 11; Ski 11. Johnny Linkous Regina Linkous Charlie Martin David McCormick Deborah McKinney FACES OF 72 LINKOUS, REGINA McPHETRIDGE - Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9. LONG, RITA OPAL - Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Latin 12; Band 9, 10, 11. MARTIN, CHARLES ROBERT - FFA 11, 12. McCARTY, JACKSON BEAGLES III Hurricane 12; SCA 9; Varsity 11, 12; Science Fair Winner 9; Latin 9, 10; Pep 9, 10-Treas., 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Beta Convention 11, 12; Basketball 9; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys State 11; Scholastic Letter 9, 11; Ski 11, 12. McCORMICK, DAVID CLINTON - FFA 11, 12. McIntyre, bobby joe - ffa 12 . McKINNEY, DEBORAH CHARLENE - Enrolled in College Prep. McMAHAN, DWAIN CARL - FFA 9, 11, 12. MEDLEY, DEBRA KAY - Tri-Hi-Y 10-Historian, 11, 12; GAA 10, 11, 12; Pep 12; Basketball 9; Softball 9; Cheerleader 9, 12; Miss Marion Senior High 12, Court 10, 11; Homecoming Court 11; Class Officer 11 -Sec.; Ski 12. MEDLEY, DONALD RAY — Industrial Arts 11, 12-Pres.; DE 12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9; Wrestling 1 0. MEDLEY, PATRICIA ROGERS - Marionette 11, 12; GAA 10; DE 12; Library 9; Basketball 9, 10; Class Officer 9 V. Pres. MILLARD, RICHARD CLAUDE - SCA 9, 10, 11-V. Pres., 12; Comm. Chairman 12; Scholastic Scoops 10, 11, 12; Hi Y 10-Treas., 12; Varsity 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; One-act Play 11. MOORE, DIANA LEE - FBLA 11; FHA 9, 10, 11-Songleader; Library 9, 10; Pep 9. Rita Long Jack McCarty David Morris R. V. Olinger Vicky Paddock Fieldsie Parks Audrey Patrick 56 FACES OF 72 MORRIS, DAVID EUGENE - Enrolled in General Course. MURPHY, JOEY - SCA 9, 10; Hi-Y 9, 10; Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9. MURRAY, SHELIA ELIZABETH - Hurricane 12; Tri-Hi-Y 1 0, 11, 12; Jr. Science 9-Pres.; Science Fair Winner 9; Pep 10, 12; Beta 11, 12; Beta Convention 12; FTA 11, 12; Track 9; Citizenship Award 1 2; Scholastic Letter 11. ODHAM, DEMPSEY BROWN, JR. - FFA 11, 12 . OLINGER, BOBBY EDWARD - FFA 11, 12; Industrial Arts 1 2. OLINGER, ROY VINSON - SCA 12; Varsity 10, 11,12; Football 9, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. OSBORNE, DAVID ALLEN - Enrolled in General Course. PADDOCK, VICKY LYNN - SCA 12; Scholastic Scoops 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Literary Forensic 11; Pep 11, 12-Pres.; FTA 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Scarlettes 11-Mgr., 12; Citizenship Award 1 2. PARKS, BARBARA GLEA - FBLA 11, 12; FHA 9; Library 9; Chorus 9. PARKS, LARRY FIELDS - Pep 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Golf 11,12. PARSONS, DEBORAH ANN - SCA 9; FHA 9; Chorus 9. PATRICK, A UDREY STURGILL - SCA 12-Sec.; FBLA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11; Literary Forensic 11; Pep 9; Beta 11-V. Pres., 12; FTA 10-Reporter, 11 -V. Pres., 1 2; Scholastic Letters 9, 10, 11. Dave Osborne Barbara Parks Debbie Parsons Robert Preston Patrick FACES OF 72 PATRICK, ROBERT PRESTON - Hi-Y 11, 12; FFA 9; DE 10; Chess 12. PATTERSON, JERRY DAVID - Hi-Y 11; Track 9, 10; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. PEDIGO, MARTHA SIMMONS - Hurricane 12; SCA 12; Tri-Hi Y 9, 10, 11; GAA 10, 11, 12-Sec.; Pep 9, 10, 12-Reporter; Track 9; Scarlettes 10, 11,12-Captain. PENNINGTON, MARVIN GORDON - Enrolled in General Course. PENNINGTON, LARRY RANDOLPH - Varsity 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11; Football 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. PENNINGTON, ROGER DARRELL - Industrial Arts 12. PERDUE, KENNETH ANDREW, JR. - Hi-Y 10-V. Pres.; Band 9, 10; Basketball 9. PICKLE, CANDEANCE KAY - FBLA 11, 12. PIERCE, JOSEPH PAUL — Literary Forensic 12; Spanish 1 0. POWERS, MICHAEL LEE - Spanish 10. PRUITT, KATHY JOANN - GAA 10, 11, 12; DE 9; Track 9; SCA 12. RANEY, JAMES LAWRENCE - Enrolled in General Course. RECTOR, BILLIE SANDERS, JR. - Hi-Y 10, 11; Industrial Arts 10. REEDY, DEBORAH KAY - FBLA 11, 12; Basketball 9. Martha Pedigo Randy Pennington Kenny Perdue Joe Pierce Debbie Reedy 57 Kathy Pruitt James Raney Billie Rector Candy Pickle Michael Powers Jerry Patterson Marvin Pennington Roger Pennington Farron Reedy Charlotte Robertson % V Debbie Romans 58 Scott Rousseau William Reedy Barbara Richardson Deborah Richardson FACES OF 72 REEDY, FARRON CLAY - Hi-Y 9; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9. REEDY, WILLIAM GLENN, JR. - Hi-Y 11; Ski 11 . RICHARDSON, BARBARA LEE - SCA 12; FBLA 11, 12-Chaplain; Tri-Hi-Y 10; FHA 9-V. Pres., 10, 11, 12-Treas.; Pep 9; Spring Formal Court 11. RICHARDSON, DEBORAH KAY - Tri-Hi-Y 10. RICHARDSON, RICHARD JAMES - Marionette 12; Varsity 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 12-V. Pres.; Boys State 11. ROBERTSON, CHARLOTTE ANN - FBLA 10, 11, 12; Literary Forensic 12; Latin 11, 12; Scholastic Letter 9, 10. ROBINSON, KAY FIRESTONE - FBLA 11; Science 9; Beta 11, 12-Sec.; Class Officer 12-Sec. ROMANS, DEBORAH LYNN - SCA 9, 11, 12-Reporter; SCA Convention 11; Publicity Comm. Chairman 12; Tri Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; GAA 11, 12; Track 9; Homecoming Court 11, 12; Scarlettes 11, 12. ROSS, ANITA CLARK - SCA 9; Tri-Hi-Y 12; FHA 9, 10, 11-Parlimentary, 12; DE 10, 11, 12-V. Pres.; Library 9; Basketball 9. ROSS, LEWIS GALE - FFA 9, 10; Industrial Arts 11, 12; Chorus 9; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9. ROUSE, BARBARA LYNN - FHA 11, 12-Parlimentarian; Chorus 9, 11, 12. ROUSSEAU, SCOTT CAMERON - Latin 11; Basketball 11, 12. SAGE, JAMES MICHAEL - Hi-Y 10, 11; Baseball 10, 11; Track 9. Kay Robinson Barbara Rouse Michael Sage FACES OF 72 Debra Sanders Charlene Sawyers Sarah Scott SANDERS, DEBRA SUE - FBLA 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Library 9, 10; Pep 9; Astronomy 9, 10, 11, 12-Sec. SANDERS, JOH N HENRY, JR. - SCA 9; Hi Y 11; Literary Forensic 11, 12; DE 11, 12-Pres.; Class Play 11; DE Public Speaking 11. SAWYERS, CHARLENE Spanish 10, 11. SCHWARTZ, STEVEN GILBETT - Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12. SCOTT, SARAH ELIZABETH - SCA 12; Scholastic Scoops 9, 10, 11, 12 Producer Director; Tri-Hi Y 9, 10, 12; GAA 10, 11, 12; Science Fair Winner 9; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10-Captain, 11, 12-Captain; Cheerleader 10 Co Captain, 11, 12-Co-Captain. SCOTT, SHEILA WALTON - Band 9, 10, 11, 12 . SHEETS, THOMAS EDWARD Football 10. SHEPHERD, JAMES FREDRICK - Hurricane 12; Hi-Y 10, 11, 12-Sec.; Forensic 12; Scholastic Letter 11; Beta 1 2. SHIELDS, JOYCE LUCILLE - SCA 11; SCA Comm. Chairman 11; Tri-Hi Y 10, 11; Science Fair Winner 10, 11, 12; Forensic 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep 10, 11, 12; Beta 12; Beta Convention 12; Band 9; FTA 10, 11; Class Officer 1 2-Treas.; Class Play 11. SLEMP, GARY LYNN - Hi Y 12; Football 9, 10. SMITH, SCOTT HAMILTON - Football 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Golf 9, 10, 11; Scholastic Letter 9, 10, 11. SNAVELY, CONSTANCE JO - Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11; GAA 10, 11, 12-Co-Pres.; Pep 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Band 9, 10; FTA 9, 10; Basketball 10, 11, 12-Mgr.; Ski 12. SNEED, RUSTY RUSSELL - SCA 9; Varsity 10, 11, 1 2-Pres.; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9-V. Pres. Gary Slemp Scott Smith Connie Snavely John Sanders Steve Schwartz Sheila Scott Jimmy Shepherd Rusty Sneed 59 Sarah Sparger James Taylor Curtis Thomas Judy Thomas 60 John Thompson Linda Stephens Fred Stoots Anita Stovall Carolyn Taylor FACES OF 72 SPARGER, SARAH EMMA - SCA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12-Treas.; GAA 10, 11, 12-Co. Pres.; Beta 11-Treas., 12; Cheerleader 9, 10-Head, 11. STEPHENS, LINDA LAVERNE - FBLA 11-V. Pres., 12-Pres.; Chorus 11; Scholastic Letters 9, 10 , 11 . STOOTS, FRED ALLEN - FFA 11, 12. STOVALL, ANITA ANDERSON - Upward Bound 12. TAYLOR, CAROLYN JEAN - SCA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11; GAA 11, 12; Pep 9, 10, 11 -Treas., 12; FTA 10, 11; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12-Capt.; Jr. Play; Scholastic Letter 9. TAYLOR, JAMES DAVID - Basketball 11; Baseball 9. TEASTER, GARY RAY - Latin 11; Wrestling 10. THOMAS, JAMES CURTIS - FFA 9, 11, 12. THOMAS, DEBORAH YVONNE - Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 11, 12; Spanish 9, 10; Pep 11, 12; FTA 11, 12; Track 9; Basketball 10, 11. THOMAS, JUDY DARLENE - FBLA 11, 12; Pep 9; Basketball 9. THOMPSON, CHARLES GWYN - Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 11; Golf 11 . THOMPSON, JOHN WALLIS - SCA 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 9, 10; Varsity 11, 12; Science Fair Winner 9; Forensic; Forensic Meet Winner 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9-Pres., 10-Pres., 11-Pres. TIBBS, ROBERT DARRELL - FBLA 11, 12; DE 10, 11, 12. Gary Teaster Debbie Thomas mam Gwyn Thompson Darrell Tibbs Debby Tilson TILSON, DEBORAH ANN - Marionette 10, 11 Feature Ed., 12-Feature Ed.; SCA 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10 Pres., 11, 12; MGA 10; Forensic 10, 11, 12; Class Play 11; Girls ' State 11; Scholastic Letter 10; Nat. Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation; Thespian Society 11, 12; Klassroom Kwiz 12. TILSON, SUSAN MARIE - Enrolled in Commercial Course. TOLBERT, ALLEN IRVIN - SCA 9, Beta 11, 12; Beta Convention 11, 12; Football 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Letter 11. TRAIL, SANDRA ELAINE - Hurricane 12; SCA 10, 1 2; Citizenship Comm. Chairman 12; Tri Hi -Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Forensic 11; Latin 9, 10, 11-Treas., 12-V. Pres.; Pep 10, 11, 12; FTA 11, 12; Southern Hi-Y District Officer 12-Chaplain. VESELIK, JAMES ROBERT - SCA 11; Pep 9; Football 9, 10; Baseball 9. WAGNER, LETCHER EDWARD - Varsity 12; Football 9, 10, 11,12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Track 10 , 11 , 12 . Allen Tolbert Jimmy Veselik Jan Wagoner WAGONER, JAN RICHELLE - Hurricane 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 11-Sec.; Forensic 11; Pep 11, 1 2; Class Play 11; Ski 11,12. WARREN, ANITA JEANNE - Scholastic Scoops 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11; Forensic 10, 11, 12-Pres.; Forensic Meet 10, 11, 12; Beta Convention 11, 12; FTA 11; Basketball 9; Class Play 11; Ski 11. WEAVER, THOMAS LEE - Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Latin 10, 11, 12; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Class Officer 12-Pres.; Class Play 11. WHITE, JACKIE CATHERINE - Marionette 11; Scholastic Letter Comm. Chairman 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Forensic 11, 12-Sec.; Forensic Meet Winner 10, 11; Class Play 11; Thespian 11, 12-Pres. WHITT, KATHY SUE - FHA 9-Sec.; DE 10. WILLIAMS, ROBERT LEWIS - Enrolled in General Course. WILLIAMS, FREDERICK NEAL, JR. - Latin 10 , 11 . Tommy Weaver Jackie White Kathy Whitt Bobby Williams Susan Tilson Letcher Wagner Jeannie Warren Fred Williams 61 I Jackie Winebarger Sidney Blankenbeckler Becky Wyatt Debbie Wymer Linda Wymer FACES OF 72 WINEBARGER, JACQUELINE - Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 12. WYATT, REBECCA SUE - Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; FHA 9-Pres., 11, 12-Pres.; Science 9; Pep 10, 11, 12; Track 9; Spring Formal Court 11; Ski 11. WYMER, DEBORAH SUE - SCA 10, 11; FBLA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 12; Pep 9, 10. Evon Yette Panola WYMER, LINDA GERALDINE - SCA 11, 12; Scholastic Scoops 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 10; GAA 9, 10; Forensic 11, 12; Library 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; FTA 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Upward Bound 10; Ski 11 , 12 . YETTE, EVON DEBORAH - Hurricane 12; SCA 12; Forensic 12; GAA 9; Pep 12; Library 12; Band 9, 10; Track 9; Class Play 11; Upward Bound 11-Reporter, 12-Pres.; Drill Team 11, 12; Thespian 12. BLANKENBECKLER, SIDNEY CLAY- FFA 9; Scholastic Letter 9. Senior Play Five weeks of rehearsals produced the serious drama of Family Portrait. A play of religious and Biblical heritage, it displayed realism with the more updated contemporary language used. Under the direction of Mrs. Werth and Mrs. Pugh, the cast presented the troubled days before Jesus ' crucifixion and the Passover season. It also gave meaning to our lives with the presentation of the idea that it takes a lot of understanding. First row: Ginny Cornick, Betty Flunter, Patty Bear, Jan Wagoner, Donald Francis, Dave Kendle, Mike Box, Mrs. Werth. Second row: David Boehm, Jeannie Warren, James Barker, Jack McCarty, Alan Dean, Jimmy Shepherd, Alice Hayes, Martha Davis, Martha Pedigo. Third row: Debbie Tilson, R.V. Olinger, David Buchanan, John Sanders, Steve Blevins, Dicky Millard, Joyce Shields, Barbara Richardson,. Back: Steve Albert, Cindy Fenyk, Michelle Guy, Jeff Hart, Gwyn Thompson. 63 Hurricane Honors National Merit Test Semifinalists - Robert Huntley, Debby Tilson, and Don Francis. Boys ' and Girls ' State - Front row: Patty Bear, Cindy Fenyk, Susan Horne, Betty Hunter. Second row: John Bauman, Rick Richardson, Jack McCarty, Jeff Groseclose. I Dare You Award - Patty Bear and John Bauman. Have you ever heard rem arks such as I failed that test (weep...)! ' ' or ' ' No one likes me (sob...)! or I ' ll never succeed in life (sniff...!)! ? If so, the people using those lines were probably the most outstanding members of the Class of ' 72. For some unknown reason, the top-notch students were always feeling as if they were under achieving, disliked, and doomed to failure. Yet they were actually molding their poor, useless lives into being the observed of all obser¬ vers”. Top Twelve Seniors - Don Francis, Cindy Fenyk, Jack McCarty, Susan Horne, Bobby Combs, Sarah Sparger, Audrey Sturgill, Kay Robinson, Shelia Murray, Patty Bear, Margie Cline, Linda Aker. 64 Outstanding American High School Students - Patty Bear, Debbie Romans, Cindy Fenyk, Dicky Millard, John Bauman, Lloyd Anderson, Betty Hunter, Don Francis, Sheila Murray, Joyce Shields. Outstanding FFA and Lions ' Club Award Lloyd Anderson; Betty Crocker Award Charlotte Robertson. Outstanding Teen-agers of America Patty Bear, Debbie Romans, Betty Hunter, John Bauman. Outstanding Art Students - Pat Cline and Gary Slemp; Outstanding Chorus Students - Judy Hoover and Harold Beverly. DAR Good Citizen - Betty Hunter. w X4 Coveted awards: lisa Schiff Memorial Nursinq Scholarshio-Teresa Counts; Kiwanis - Carolyn Taylor; Pilot - DebbyTilson; Brunswick - Jack McCarty. Junior Play First row, seated: George Whitley, John Shupe, Mary Pat Henry, Tom Huff. Second row, standing: Patty Buchanan and Katherine Foreman, co-student directors, Susan Tate, Kenny Parks, Margaret Burke, David Noonkester, Gordon Bass, Mike Walker, and Kevin Soos. One went and hanged himself and then there were none ... In order to support the Prom activities the Juniors,on January 6, 1972 presented Ten Little Indians by Agatha Christie. The audience was held in suspense as the characters disappeared from stage, as regularly as the rhythmic flow of the nursery rhyme on the wall. Junior Class Officers: Rosemary Bass. Secretary; Delores Moran, Reporter; Katherine Foreman, Treasurer; Mrs. Linkous, Sponsor; Susan Tate, Vice President; Bimbo Blevins, President. FACES O F 73 During the 1971 1972 school year we Juniors threw ourselves enthusiastically into numerous activities and projects. Selling candy, readying the class play for its one-night stand, ordering rings, and preparing for the Junior-Senior Prom were undertaken by our spirited class. We also participated in every phase of school life from forensic meets and athletic teams to SCA meetings and Bleacher Bums. The experience and maturity gained through our activities this year will aid us as we enter our final year at MSHS and become the true leaders of the school. Odette Adams Connie Addington Mike Aker Bonnie Anders Jeff Anderson Cynthia Armstrong Sandy Armstrong Ronnie Atwell Joy Ball Deborah Barker Pete Barrow Baynard Barton 67 Faces of 73 Diane Bass Gordon Bass Rosemary Bass Kenneth Bauman Terry Bise Jack Bivens Ani ta Blevins Clifton Blevins Dennis Blevins Jonithan Blevins Karen Blevins Michael Blevins Patricia Blevins Warren Bonham Deborah Brown Patty Buchanan Dixie Burchett Margaret Burke Jo Burkett Betty Byrd Larry Callahan Betty Cassell Aleta Catron Tina Church Linda Clawson Kim Coe Tim Coe Darliet Colley Brenda Conner Bobby Conner Anita Cook Rosalie Copenhaver Lynn Cornett Steve Cosgrove Connie Cox Deborah Cox 68 Faces of ’73 Deborah Cox Debra Cress Curtis Cullop Elaine Davis Pamela Debord John Dehart Barbara Delp Sharon Dillow Stella Dolinger Debra Dyson Madonna Echols Nancy Echols Carl E11 edge Charlene Elledge Kathy Ellis Theresa Emerson Lynn Epperson Deborah Evans Genesia Fleenor Katherine Foreman Mike Frazier Ruth Frazier Cathy Gamble Rhonda Gates 69 Faces of ’73 Regina Gilbert Debra Glass Ken Glenn David Goble Robert Goodman Paul Graves Ellen Graybeal Gina Greer Katherine Greer Daniel Guynn Lola Hall James Hall Ronnie Hall Daniel Hancock Ronald Harmon April Harper Kathy Harris Kim Harvey Teri Harvey Betty Hash Ronald Hash Sydma Hatzopoulos Esther Haulsee Patricia Haulsee Charlotte Hawthorne Deborah Heath Peggy Helbert Cynthia Helms Mary Pat Henry Ronnie Hess Jackie Hester Linda Hicks Jill Hinton Doug Hodges Andrew Holmes Rebecca Horne 70 Faces of ’73 jj Teresa Hudson Tom Huff Bobby Hunter Kenneth Hutton Kim Jensen Diane Johnson Brenda Kegley Rose Marie Kell Thomas Kelley Barbara Keyes Edward Keyes David Killinger Cheryl Kirk Anne Lambert Carol Lane Debbie Lee Betty Leonard Elizabeth Leonard Nancy Leonard Alan Linkous Teresa Little David Lowe Charlotte Mabe Patricia Mathena Connie McAllister Johnny McAllister Marie McFarlane Charmane McGee David McGhee Debbie McIntyre Diane McKinnon Linda McMahan Diane Medley Phyllis Meek Alisa Mercer Teresa Miller 71 Faces of ’73 Bradley Moore Gerald Moore Delores Moran Nancy Morrell Marie Moser Cheryl Musser Jack Murphy Diane Murray David Noonkester Ernest Osborne Nellie Osborne Barbara Overbay Jim Overbay James Owens Deborah Parks Eva Parks Gerald Parks Julie Parks Kenneth Parks Susan Parlier Nancy Parsons John Perkins Pamela Pickl e Ann Lee Poe 72 Faces of ' 73 Betty Poston Sylvia Price Linda Rector Kathy Reedy Jean Richardson Rebecca Richardson Wayne Rhine Donnie Roark Rick Roberts Debra Robinson Sherree Rogers Robert Romans Bobby Runyon Brenda Russell Beth Russell Patricia Russell Rita Russell Theresa Ryburn James Sebastian Martha Sexton Sandra Seymour Cathy Sheffield Daniel Shuler Billy Shuler Deborah Shupe John Shupe Ricky Simons Deborah Slagle Pam Slemp David Smith Debbie Snider Kevin Soos Rita Stack Sallie Stambaugh Betsy Steele June Stillwell 73 Faces of ’73 Glenna Sturgill Susan Tate Debra Teaster Phyllis Testerman Mark Thomas Joseph Thompson Susan Thompson Rebecca Trail Roger Umbarger Thomas Untiedt Debbie Walker Linda Walker Mike Walker Mark Weddle Donna West George Whitley Jeannie Widener Sharon Willis Rita Wolfe Cheryl Wood Linda Wright Scott Wright Daniel Einstein” Guynn - Mr. Mathematics We ate all that candy for this ' ? 74 Sophomore Class Officers: Kay Johnson, Reporter; Ivy Medley, Historian; Pam Pennington, Treasurer; Carolyn Sexton, Secretary; Fausto Obregon, Vice-President; John David Crewey, President; Mrs. Winters, Sponsor. FACES OF 74 On August 26, 1971, the class of ' 74 found a year of new experiences and ideas awaiting us. We felt the urge to distinguish ourselves as being more mature than we were as Freshmen. Through our active roles in school government and extra-curricular activities, we have added our portion to the enthusiasm of MSHS. We helped raise the school spirit by winning numerous pep rallies which, before the class of ' 74, was taboo for Sophomores. Participation in Sophomore class assemblies, the Rotary Guidance Program, and an assembly for the entire student body rounded out our active year. Mary Anderson Charles Ashlin Greta Atkins Kerry Barker Norman Barker Charles Ball Brenda Bass Mike Baumgardner Millie Baumgardner Jamie Beamer Burton Bise James E. Bise 75 Barbara Blevins Deborah Blevins James A. Blevins Robert Blevins Treasa Blevins James Boehm Steve Boehm Robert Boggs Debra Bolling Patrica Bolling James Bowman Alan Brown Douglas Brown Alan Bush Pam Caldwell Diane Calhoun Teresa Call Lois Call Karen Campbell Warren Campbell Barbara Carter Debora Catron Pam Chatham Becky Clark Herbert Clay Danny Cline Sherian Colley Mary Combs Carl I is Conklin Anne Cook Ulysses Cox Mary Cressel John Crewey Gary Crigger Delter Cullop Gail Cullop Cynthia Curran David Davidson Christie Davis Janice Davis Timothy Dean Robert DeBord 76 Deborah Driscoll Pat Eastridge Charles Echols Jerry Elledge Teresa Elswick Carol Evans Michael Evans Ellen Farrington William Farris Steve Forrest Reba Fouse Elaine Franklin Carla Freeman William Freeman Gary Fuller Myra Funk Ronnie Garrick Sara Gilbert Charles Gill David Gillespie Herschel Goetzinger Tammy Goodman Theresa Goodman Mimi Graham Karen Greenwood Theresa Greer James Guy Connie Hall Robert Hall Patricia Hamby Cynthia Hamm SOPHOMORES! Faces of ’74 Kenneth Hampton Connie Hancock Michael Harrington Brenda Harris Dickie Harrison Eddie Hash Pat Hash Susan Hayden Debra Hayes Dianne Hayes Teresa Heath Albert Hester Gary Hester Philip Hoge Frank Hollandsworth Pamela Huffman Harold Hutton Micheal Jackson Faces of ’74 Grab that spirit stick John David! Sherry Jarvis Kay Johnson Vicki Jones Patricia Kegley Elizabeth Killen Frances Kimberling Johnny Laros Michael Livesay LeAnn Lockhart Rhonda Lovelace Judy Lowe Mary Lyons 78 Charlene Maiden Stephanie Maiden David K. Martin David T. Martin Dennis Martin Donna Mays Ivy Medley Mark McCloud Jay McDonald Stephen McDonald Johnny McKinney Richard McKinnon Rhonda McGlothlin Roger McNeil Joni Meek Debbie Mercer David Moore Neville Mozingo Tedd Murphey Brenda Murray Bonnie Murray Joe Murray David Musick Beverly Musser Roger Musser Fausto Obregon Benjamin O ' Dell Mike Orr Stephen Osborne Charles Overbey Lisa Owens Mike Owens Sharon Owens Faces of ’74 Jeff Parker Don Parks Kay Parks Robert Parsons Harriet Paschal Beth Paschal Debbie Pennington Pamela Pennington Terry Pennington Gary Perdue Carla Perkins William Perkins Michael Phares Jean Pickle Michael Pickett Jerry Poe Mike Poe Belinda Poole Wanda Poole Lana Poston Ricky Poston Patricia Powers Sherrie Prater Kay Price Roy Price Rhonda Prince Charles Pruitt Gary Pruitt Sharon Pruitt Robert Quillen Debbie Radford Kathy Rector Regan Reedy Sandra Reedy Cathy Reith Kyle Rhodes Lyle Rhodes Charles Richardson David Richardson Jeffrey Richardson Harold Richardson Connie Robbins 80 William Robbins Alvin Robertson Sherry Robinson Susie Robinson David Roland Gary Ross Patricia Rouse Deborah Rousseau Marie Rowland Virginia Rowland Fred Rupard Carolyn Russell Karen Sage Cheryl Sale Russell Sampson Angela Sayers Gregory Sayers Dana Schwartz Jeffery Scott Mary Scott Sandra Scott Barry Sexton Carolyn Sexton Johnny Sexton H : i 4 1 Big brother ' s watching you. Faces of ’74 Karen Sexton Lynnis Sexton Connie Seymour W. C. Sheets Mary Shuler Terri Slemp Gary Smith Charlene Spencer David Sprinkle Gregory Steele Martin Stewart Donald Stone Michael Sturgill Sheila Surber Lydia Swaha Carolyn Tarter Dianna Taylor James Taylor Greg Teaster Sherry Thomas Steven Thompson Charles Thweatt Randy Tiller Edward Tilson Daniel Tilson Johnny Tilson Linda Tilson Sharon Tilson Kay Trail Cathy Umbarger Deborah Vanhoy Linda Ward Debra Ward Linda Wood Irena Wegielsky Lee Walker Ben Wagner Ernest Widener Sharon Widener Tommie Widener Ronald Williams Walter Williams Faces of ’74 Freshman Class Officers: Mrs. Courtney, Sponsor; Sharon Albert, Reporter; LynnThompson, Treasurer; Sue Matthews, Secretary; Greg Ferrell, Vice President; Frank Britton, President. FACES OF 75 Last September 330 active, bright eyed Freshmen descended upon MSHS with great enthusiasm. The mighty Seniors showed their hospitality by a pat on the heads with their rings, and the echoes resounding through the halls sounded like Bongo drums. We Freshmen were somewhat resentful at having to take the back seats in assembly, allowing seniors to cut in ahead of us in the lunch line, and to be the last to leave assembly. We are now feeling much better since we will soon enter the Sophomore rank. The girls have served as guides for special occasions College Career night, Parent Visitation, and the Rotary Guidance program. The boys are active in sports. Our loyal support of all school activities demonstrates that the Freshmen are a strong spoke in the mighty wheel that keeps MSHS moving. Larry Abel Jeff Adams Karen Adams Mike Adams Sharon Albert Mike Anderson Sandra Armstrong Terri Armstrong Vicki Atwell Becky Barker Joyce Barrett Denise Barton Beth Bauman Mike Bauman Cynthia Bell Steve Belton Carla Berry Dinah Blackburn Rita Blackburn Allan Blevins Allan R. Blevins 83 Cindy Blevins Donna Blevins Gary Blevins Greg Blevins Jay Blevins Kyra Blevins Linda Blevins Mike Blevins Robert Blevins Ronald Blevins Mary Boehm Remonia Boone Patty Bostic Betty Brewer Frank Britton Michael Brooks Teresa Brooks Wanda Brown Matrona Buchanan Cindy Burchett Susan Bush David Clark Ellen Collins David Combs Annette Conner Fred Cook Randy Cook James Cornick Vanessa Cox Randy Creasey Bonnie Cress Johnny Cress Brenda Crigger George Croy Randy Daugherty Bradley Davidson Arthur Davis J. D. Davis James Davis Peggy Debord James Dempsey Sandra Dolinger Donna Dowell Vicky Dunford Gary Dutton Cindy Duvall Ronnie Echols Gloria Edwards Joe Ellis Donna Ewald Guy Farmer Carol Farrington Dennis Farris Joe Ferraro Greg Ferrell Lewis Foreman Eddie Foster Ernest Fowler Scotty Garrett Pam Geib Gladys Gentry Cindy Gill Stewart Gill 84 Debbie Goble Billy Goetzinger Allen Goins William Gravely Dennis Greer Lesa Greer Pat Greer Ruby Greer William Greer Susan Groseclose Eddie Guy Jean Guy Cindy Gwyn Edwin Hagy Linda Hall Wayne Hamm Connie Hancock David Hancock Kenny Hankla Cathy Hart Eddie Hart Gary Hart Debbie Haulsee Kathy Havens Lisa Hawks Carl Heath Charles Heath Carolyn Hester Dwight Hester Mike Hicks David Hill Carson Holbrook James Hopkins Cindy Hudson Larry Hutton Mike Hutton Travis Hutton Willard Hutton Ben Jackson Leslie Jenson Jan Johnson Kathy Jones Is this a firing squad or the Freshmen basketball team? Faces of ’75 Mike Jones Reba Jones Stuart Jones Edith Kegley Pam Kendle Keith Kilby Virginia Kimberling Vanessa Kirby Greg Lawrence Rhonda Leedy Delores Leonard Shirley Long Joyce Lowe Connie Lyon James Mabe Tony Mabe Bobby Martin Sue Matthews Mike McBee Warren McClellan Marty McDaniels Melissa McDonald Debbie McKinnon Susan McPhetridge Barbara Medley Eddie Medley Darrel Moore Scott Morrell Danny Moser Micky Moser Debbie Moses Brenda Mullins Coleen Neal Chuck Nelson Cathy Null Jimmy Osborne Regina Owens Dave Paddock Sammy Parsons Laura Patterson Darlene Pennington Lloyd Pickle Faces of ’75 These freshmen girls served as guides for College Career Night. 86 Ronnie Pierce Margaret Pitsenbarger Mac Poe Delores Pool Robbie Porter Polly Pruitt Barry Pugh Mike Purkey Betty Radford Johnny Rector Jackie Reedy Jenny Reedy Shelia Reedy Allen Rhoten Alan Richardson Allen Richardson Danny Richardson Doug Richardson Danny Rine Mike Roberts Diane Robinson Vanessa Robinson Helen Rogers Calvin Romans Mary Romans Mike Romans Bobby Ross Danny Roos Connie Rouse Sandra Rowland Charlie Russell Nola Russell Fielden Sanders Amy Scott Charles Scott Dennis Sebastian Kathy Sexton Susan Sexton Thomas Sexton James Sheets Phyllis Sheets Sheryl Sheets Teresa Sheets Thelma Shrader Danny Shumate Pat Shupe Phyllis Simons Danny Slemp Randy Smith Donald Spenser Joan Spenser Tommy Spenser Mark Sprinkle Greg Stack Toni Stack Brenda Steele Dianna Stevens Danny Stowers Judy Sturgill Becky Tarter Ricky Taylor Diane Teaster Gerald Teaster 87 Nile Testerman Ronnie Testerman Carter Thomas Cecil Thomas Charles Thomas Roger Thomas Charles Thompson Jerry Thompson Lynn Thompson Robert Thompson Roger Thompson Rita Thweatt Mary Tibbs Arthur Tilson Roger Tilson Terry Tripp Bonnie Umbarger David Underwood Mark Underwood Jesse Vandergriff Phyllis V ' arney Carol Vaught Linda Wagoner Mike Wagoner Diane Walker Laurie Walker Debbie Walls John Ward Cheryl Warren Donnie Weaver Dorothy Weaver Pat Weaver Sandra Welch Mike Whitt Imajean Widner Julian Willard Alice Williams Brenda Williams Buster Williams Larry Williams Mike Williams Rhonda Williams Jimmy Wilson Tommy Wilson Wade Woods Everette Worley Herman Wynn Judy Wynn Lonia Yarber Lonna Yates Karen Yette Faces of ’75 88 Try it, you ' ll like it. Caught in the act! Cotton—a pain in the.. .neck? Without the valuable help and concern of the school administration, the smoothness of our school year could never have been accomplished. To Mr. Williams, the students always came first when confronted with a typical problem. What the students would think and how they would react, became his primary concern. Disciplinary riddles were easily solved by students. Busy, busy, busy! were the main Scurrying around, they succeeded in doing the Without the help of our office staff, our school couldn ' t go on. Mr. Henry as he contemplated the future of some )rds of the secretaries, Mrs. Byrd and Mrs. Britton, impossible — satisfying everyone at the same time. They did what?! 89 Faculty Ronald Ball Kay Bishop James Barrett Gerald Blankenship Preston Brockman Anne W. Burton Jane H. Call Eloise M. Courtney Jack Cox Alvin Crowder David Debord Jean Duncan William Earp Lillie P. Echols Roy Evans John Fisher Trula Fleenor Mildred A. French Charles Harkins Sandra E. Harris P. Jean Hoback Nile D. Linkous Patsy V. Loupe 90 Do you think you understand? Just come along quietly, Mr. May, and no one will be hurt. One thousand and one, one thousand and two... Our hard-working Mr. Barrett. Now, Tommy... 91 Faculty Charles Love Samuel May Gail Medley Martha Moore Wilma N. Overbay Bobby Pickett Katherine K. Potter Sterling Robinson, Jr. Larry Sawyers Ruth S. Smith Rebecca F. Sprinkle Diane I. Stanley James Sullivan Linda Trail Jane H. Weaver Evelyn Veslik Marlin Weaver Lloyd Vicars Dunn Waddle Nancy A. Weems Sally H. Werth Patricia White 92 Mrs. Harris ' class - just worming around. Mr. Robinson, a budding genius. Now do you really expect me to believe that? Even boys can sew! Happy Birthday, Mrs. Pugh! 93 P. G. Wingfield, III Marvin Winters Anne Wolfenden Faculty Betty Wilson Our Marion Senior High School emcee. Mighty Moe and his matman anxiously await another victory. Now cut that out, boys! He ' s the peach, he ' s the cream, he ' s Coach Brockman of our track team. All right now, I know this is Fat Tuesday, but this is ridiculous! You ' d better bring that book in tomorrow. 95 Guidance Well, you see, I have this problem, Mr. Goodman, prefaced many remarks given to our ladened guidance staff. Many wrinkles were smoothed over by the helping hands of Mr. Goodman and Mrs. Winters. With the valuable qualities of the secretary, Mrs. Crewey, the counselors and their business were kept in order. Our guiding lights. Even teachers have problems. 96 Our culprit test-typer upper. Mr. Goodman counselswith the walls. -1t v Vocational School Every day a number of students from our school depart to the Smyth County Vocational School. Vocational Education prepares many students for entry jobs and also helps to lead some students into post-secondary programs of advanced vocational and technical education. Special Staff Louise Martin, Pearl Fouse, Marjorie Barton, Ruth Osborne, Shirley Blevins, and Lucille Powell prepare our delicious meals. Few students realize the importance of the cafeteria staff. On Mrs. Clawson rests the responsibility of being dietician for about 1,100 students. She had the priceless assistance of the cooks and the custodians who seemed to be everywhere at the same time, helping someone in need. We also couldn ' t get along without our NYC workers to help our custodians and office staff. Mrs. Clawson master minding another NYC workers are a big help to our office staff and custodians, menu plot. 98 The SCA Directs Through Committees Debbie Colley, David Buchanan, Bobby Hunter, Ronnie Hess, Mark Underwood, R.V. Olinger. Second Row: Fielden Sanders, Barbara Richardson, Martha Pedigo, Greg Lawrence, Mike Livesay, Jeff Groseclose. Third Row: Stewart Gill, Katherine Greer, Beth Bauman, Cheryl Warren, Joni Meek, Bonnie Murray, Lydia Swaha. Fourth Row: Cathy Umbarger, Harriet Paschal, Fausto Obregon, John Thompson, Katherine Foreman, Teri Harvey, Debbie Snider, Jo Burkett, Nancy Parsons. Standing: Mr. Henry, Sponsor. Front Row: Dennis Farris. Linda Wymer, Dickie Millard, Cindy Fenyk. Second Row: Tommy Martin, Don Francis, Betty Hunter, Sarah Scott, Mike Box. Third Row: Sandra Trail, David Smith, Jackie White, Susan Horne, Ann Lambert, Mary Preston Scott. Fourth Row: Don Medley, Kevin Soos, Katherine Foreman, Ginny Cornick, Sarah Sparger, Patty Bear, Becky Wyatt. Fifth Row: Chris Brown, Bobby Combs, Pam Pennington, Brenda Bass, Carolyn Taylor, Vickie Paddock, Linda Aker, Linda Stephens. Sixth Row: Robert Parsons, Charles Gill, Mimi Graham, Glenna Sturgill, Susan Thompson, Cathy Jones, Connie Snavely, Clifton Blevins. 100 Early in the summer, the handbook committee compiled (slaved over) the Swamp Fox for presentation at the onset of the school year. The handbook was designed to give the Freshmen and other new students a deeper understanding of our school and its regulations. Constituents of this committee were Anne Lambert, Jo Burkett, and Mimi Graham. Through long meetings with much discussion the S.C.A. served as a medium between students and faculty. The students were able to relate problems within the school, many of which were solved. All members of the S.C.A. strived to make MSHS an outstanding school, pointing with pride to the accomplishments of the various committees. Left to right: Audrey Patrick, Secretary; Cheryl Sale, Treasurer; Debbie Romans, Reporter; John Bauman, President; Mr. Winters, Mrs. Winters, Sponsors; Kim Harvey, Vice-President. Debbie Romans put out an assiduous effort in making the public aware of the events occuring at MSHS. During homecoming activities she was assisted in making posters by Johnny Rector, Fielder Sanders, Jackie White, Mike Romans, Sarah Sparger, Jan Wagoner, Dave Paddock, and Rosemary Bass. The movie Sweet November was presented to the student body on March 9, 1972, by the Charity Drive which was headed by Betty Hunter. The purpose of this project was to raise money to be donated to charitable organizations in Smyth County as determined by the SCA Council. 101 Once each month, homeroom teachers and SCA representatives nominated one boy and one girl to compete for Citizens of the Month for that month. Chairman Sandra Trail compiled the nominations into one list and from this list the members of the SCA council voted, with the award going to the top boy and girl. The students at MSHS were entertained at sock hops by a variety of bands ranging from soul to hard rock. The arrangements for obtaining these distant bands were made by Dicky Millard and Bobby Tate. The year 1971-72 was a year of many changes and with these changes the constitution was up-dated by Gary Slemp, Sue Matthews, Davey Smith, Sherree Rogers, and Charlie Gill to meet the needs of today ' s student. The rooms of the new wing were given pride this year when the Patriotism Committee placed U.S. flags in them. On behalf of the school Robert Parsons and Gary Fuller, co-chairmen of the Patriotism Committee, proudly accepted from theV.F.W. Post in Marion a U.S. flag and a state flag which had flown over the U.S. capitol and state capitol. The flags were raised daily in front of our school to reflect MSHS ' s pride in her country. As a result of the Charity Drive, Betty Hunter donates checks to Marion Jaycees Retardation Center and the American Cancer Society. 102 The halls of MSHS took on new color as the Bulletin Board Committee, made up of Becky Brown and Teresa Hudson, showed different phases of student life with creative board displays. The memories of our school year were compiled into a scrapbook by Ginny Cornick and Katherine Foreman so that in years to come anyone can look back and see that 197172 was truly a great year. The SCA and the Beta Club joined in honoring top students in each subject by presenting them with awards in the Scholastic Awards Assembly. Chairman Jackie White was assisted in giving the competitive tests by Pam Pennington. Although unable to have a foreign exchange student for the year 1971-72, Patty Bear waged a campaign to arouse community interest in sponsoring a student for the oncoming school years. The Marionette award for the most MSHS recognition, is given to Mr. Winters, SCA sponsor and VEA President. 103 Hurricane Citizens Each month one boy and one girl were voted by the SCA Council to be Citizens of the Month for that month. Nominations for these awards, which were submitted by homeroom teachers and their SCA representatives, were based on honesty, respect for teachers and fellow students, and participation in school activities. At the end of the school year, the names of the citizens from each month were com¬ piled into one list. From the list the SCA council selected the one boy and girl to receive the honor of being chosen the Citizens of the Year. With the opening of football season, Sheila Murray and Lloyd Anderson were intercepted for the Citizens of the Month for September. The Citizens of the Month for October, Vicky Paddock and Charlie Gill, played their parts for Holloween. With this much Christmas spirit, it ' s no wonder Jack McCarty and Debbie Romans were Citizens of the Month for December. Surely Betty Hunter and John Bauman didn ' t get selected Citizens of the Month for November by chasing a poor little ole turkey. Even the good citizens of January, Gwyn Thompson and Sandy Trail, can join in on the fun of a New Year ' s Eve party. 104 With hearts as big as theirs, how could Teri Harvey and Johnny Linkous help but be selected Citizens of the Month for February. Rain sure doesn ' t dampen the spirits of Katherine Foreman and Kim Harvey who were chosen Citizens of the Month for April. Wonder if Benjamin Franklin was ever chosen to be a Citizen of the Month for March-’ Joey Murphy and Anita Blevins were at MSHS. Like they say April showers bring May flowers. Cindy Fenyk and Dicky Millard were Citizens of the Month for May. Because they cared and were involved throughout the school year, John Bauman and Betty Hunter were selected Citizens of the Year for 1971-72. 105 Girls Extend Christian Character Front row: Mrs. Courtney, Sponsor; Sarah Sparger, Tres.; Debbie Evans, Song-leader; Betty Hash, Reporter; Charlene Elledge, Hist.; Betty Hunter, Pres.; Sherree Rogers, V. Pres.; Alisa Mercer, Sgt. at arms; Becky Hayden, Chaplain; Patty Buchanan, Sec. Second row: Rita Long, Patty Haulsee, Debbie Colley, Anita Blevins, Phyllis Meek, Linda Wymer, Cathy Harris, Teresa Counts, Susan Tate, Elizabeth Leonard, Peggy Helbert, Pam Slemp, Mary Pat Henry, Theresa Little, Linda Clawson, Jackie White, Debbie Romans, Debbie Shupe, Glenna Sturgill, Betty Leonard, Rosemary Bass. Third row: Melinda Irvin, Audrey Patrick, Ginny Cornick, Becky Wyatt, Debbie Thomas, Sheila Murray, Sandra Trail, Regina Linkous, Debbie Medley, Becky Brown, Brenda Russell, Sue Dye. Fourth row: Charlotte Robinson, Gina Greer, Jenny Culbert, Shirley Aners, Pam Britton, Jackie Winebarger, Anita Clark, Darlet Colley, Marie McFarlane, Sue Belton, Sandy Davidson, Delores Moran, Linda Wright, Georgia Sprinkle, Lyn Cornett, Patty Russell, Cindy Helms, Aleta Catron, Cathy Sheffield, Dixie Burchett, Odette Adams, Debbie Slagle, Madonna Echols. Encouragement of Christian principles was the aim of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y. They accomplished their goals through such services as Hi-Y Week, which was church attendance as a group, Thanksgiving baskets, and a Christmas party for underprivileged children. To maintain their financial status, they also organized a successful Spaghetti Supper. Debbie McIntyre leads the students at lunch in prayer. Fun hours were spent by the Y-clubs decorating for the Christmas dance. 106 Front row: Debbie Rouseau, Reporter; Carla Perkins, Secretary; Ivy Medley, Songleader; Mary Scott, President; Teri Slemp, Chaplain; Sherry Prater, Treasurer; Pam Pennington, Vice-President; Mrs. Sprinkle, Sponsor. Second row: Amy Scott, Venassa Cox, Tammy Goodman, Karen Greenwood, Lisa Owens, Wanda Hubble, Charlene Maiden, Becky Tarter, Janice Davis, Debbie Bolling, Karen Adams, Kay Price, Theresa Goodman. Third row: Patty Bostic, Rhonda Leedy, Stephanie Maiden, Susan Groseclose, Melissa McDonald, Linda Blevins, Diane Teaster, Diane Walker, Debbie Mercer, Judy Lowe. Fourth row: Linda Ward, Linda Tilson, Debbie Pennington, Angela Sawyer, Harriet Paschal, Jamie Beamer, Beth Bauman, Debbie Haulsee, Dorothy Weaver, Lori Patterson, Laurie Walker, Pam Caldwell, Marie Rowland, Deborah VanHoy, Carla Freeman, Ginger Roland, Beverly Musser, Sandra Roland. Fifth row: Darlene Pennington, Jan Johnson, Carol Farrington, Peggie Debord, Lynn Thompson, Cindy Gill, Cathy Jones, Diana Stephens, Cindy Burchett, Millie Baumgarner, Leslie Jensen, Carol Evans, Shelia Reedy, Lisa Greer, Susie Robinson, Sharon Widener, Teresa Spaghetti, anyone? These rolls are delicious! A helping hand is given and accepted at the annual Christmas party for underprivileged children. Gamma-Delta Tri-Hi-Y Like their younger counterparts, members of the Gamma Delta Tri-Hi-Y served our community through various projects. Those included adopting a war orphan, conducting the Easter Seal Street Drive for crippled children, and sponsoring the daily lunch blessing. 107 Boys Develop Christian Character Front Row: Mr. Crowder, Sponsor; Bobby Hunter, Reporter; Alan Dean, Treasurer; Don Francis, President; Eddie Keyes, Vice-President; Jimmy Shepherd, Secretary; John Bauman, Chaplain. Second Row: Gary Slemp, Bobby Patrick, James Barker, Mike Walker, David Buchanan, David Smith, Tommy Weaver, Mike Box, Wayne Hodges. Traffic cops in training. Boy ' s Senior Hi - Y Members of the Boy ' s Senior Hi - Y exercised the club ' s goal, to serve the people of our community, by parking cars at various school events. A Christmas party given at the Southwestern State Hospital and the provision of Thanksgiving baskets for the needy were among the club ' s projects. Also, the annual Christmas dance was co-sponsored by the club. John Bauman, student representative in the Faith Renewal Series. 108 Front Row: Mr. Fisher, Sponsor; Tommy Martin, Vice-President; James Taylor, President; Dennis Martin, Secretary; David Sprinkle, Treasurer. Second Row: Robert Parsons, Lee Walker, Chuck Pruitt, Sgt. at Arms; Gary Perdue, Chaplain; Mickey Moser, Warren McClellan. Warren McClellan, Mark Sprinkle, and Tommy Martin sell candy to fellow students. Junior Hi-Y Boys developed Christian and leadership qualities as members of the Junior Hi-Y. They co-sponsored the Thanksgiving assembly in co¬ operation with the Junior Tri- Hi-Y. Hardworking indivi¬ duals, these young men also carried part of the burden for the Christmas dance. 109 Athletes Are Honored Varsity Lettermen in varsity sports became Varsity Club members. Without the devoted assistance of these boys, the concession stand would not have been such a great success. Members of this club became beauty queens in the Womanless Beauty Pageant. The Athletic Dance - Grace and Poetry in What (Motion)? I ' d like a large bag, please. James Barker and Katherine Greer take time out from the frenzy of the Athletic Dance. Front Row: John Thompson, Donald Francis, David Smith, Rusty Sneed, President; Alan Bush, Treasurer; Greg Steele, Sargeant at-Arms; Kenny Parks, Secretary; Coach Earp, Sponsor; Dicky Millard, R. V. Olinger, Dave Kendle. Second Row: Tom Huff, Buddy Farris, Jack McCarty, James Grubb, Fausto Obergon, Bobby Runyon, Joey Murphy, Alan Linkous, Bobby Hunter, Jim Barker, Emmitt Harrison, Jack Murphy, Jack Bivens, Johnny Linkous. Third Row: Steve Farris, George Whitley, David McGhee, James Taylor, Eddie Keyes, David Clark,Gwyn Thompson, John Bauman, Rick Richardson, Steve Swartz, Wayne Hodges, Kim Harvey. 110 Girls ' Athletic Association Athletic girls were invited to join the Girls ' Athletic Association. These busy girls sponsor the Womanless Beauty Pageant, the Hospitality Room during the wrestling tournament, and an Athletic Dance for members. Senior athletes received blankets from the club. Linus has his security blanket and... Working in the hospitality room is not always work. Front Row: Katherine Foreman, Reporter; Sue Dye, Chaplain; Madonna Echols, Vice-President; Connie Snavely and Sarah Sparger, Co-Presidents; Cheryl Kirk, Treasurer; Martha Pedigo, Secretary. Second Row: Mrs. Loupe, Sponsor, Ellen Graybeal. Sarah Scott, Susan Thompson, Teri Harvey, Kathy Pruitt, Roberta Hester, Debbie Romans, Debbie Thomas. Third Row: Alisa Mercer, Betty Hunter, Rosemary Bass, Debbie Hayes, Carolyn Taylor, Debbie Hager, Rhonda McGlothin, Cathy Reith. Fourth Row: Linda Walker, Jamie Beamer, April Harper, Cheryl Sale, Debbie Snider, Jo Burkett, Nancy Parsons, Kim Jensen, Debbie Medley, Linda Clawson. Ill Spirit Is Built ' Okay girls, we need 500 ' Give ' em -Red! ' tags by 1:00 P.M. Are you sure this is going to make me taller? w So Are Future Plans Front Row: Mr. Wingfield, Sponsor; Betty Leonard, Vice-President; Glenna Sturgill, President; Susan Tate, Secretary Treasurer. Second Row: Karen Blevins, Debbie Shupe, Charles Echols, Jackie Winebarger, Becky Hayden, Sandra Trail. Third Row: Alisa Mercer, Elizabeth Leonard, Charlene Elledge, Delores Moran, Debbie Thomas, Shelia Murray. Fourth Row: Warren McClellan, Carla Freeman, Reba Fouse, Theresa Little, Gina Greer. Future teacher ... teaches? Don ' t know if I ' ll be back again. Future Teachers of America Lured by the possibilities of future teaching, the FTA planned a visit to East Tennessee State University, located nearby. Through practice teaching for teachers at MSHS, members hoped to become part of a future respected faculty, and perhaps, in a roundabout way, to get even for all their abuses as a student. 113 Dramatic Ability Is Exercised Front Row: Debby Tilson, Reporter; Jill Hinton, Treasurer; Alan Dean, Vice-President; Jackie White, Secretary; Mrs. Weems, Sponsor. Second Row: Barbara Carter, Joyce Shields, Cindy Fenyk, Delores Moran, Charlene Ellege, Elizabeth Leonard, Charlotte Robertson, Regina Gilbert, Sally Gilbert, Charles Echols. Third Row: Kay Johnson, Carol Evans, Barbara Blevins, Debbie Catron, Kay Trail, Betty Cassell, Debbie Cox, Martha Davis, Joyce Barrett. Fourth Row: James Barker, Fieldsie Parks, James Grubb, Mimi Graham, Jimmy Shepherd, Joe Pierce, Phil Davis, Tommy Weaver, Debbie Parks, Pam Chatham, Susan Hayden, Debbie Driscoll, Shelia Surber, Cindy Duvall, Roberta Hester, Cheryl Warren. Dramatists became their secret images at the Masquerade Ball. If I were you. Tommy, I ' d fire the guy that gave you the uke lessons. Forensic Public speaking and gaining confidence through oral reading were two goals for the Forensic Club. The One Act play was sponsored by the club and all members were encouraged to enter the Forensic meets. Also members and their guests were treated to a Halloween party and a masquerade ball. 114 Forensic and Thespian Aspiring actors and actresses be¬ came Thespians through invitation only. The club was established as an honor society for students outstand¬ ing in dramatics. Initiation was held twice for those with enough points. Front Row: Regina Gilbert, Secretary; Mrs. Weems, Sponsor; Jackie White, President. Second Row: Tommy Weaver, Alan Dean, Cindy Fenyk, Debby Tilson, Roberta Hester. Inkwell Editor, Debby Tilson, with her assistants Jackie White and Susan Hayden. Debby Tilson, Outstanding Drama Student and Jackie White, Outstanding Forensic Student. Something new everyday and its all good to know. School Forensic Meet Winners. Front row: Alan Dean, Regina Gilbert, Jackie White, John Dehart. Second row: Warren McClellan, Mimi Graham, Debby Tilson. 115 Scholastic Achievements Are Recognized Front Row: Cheryl Kirk, Treasurer; Anita Blevins, Vice-President; Kay Robinson, Secretary; Susan Horne, President; Maria McFarlane, Chaplain; Sherree Rogers, Reporter; Mrs. Werth, Sponsor. Second Row: Betty Hunter, Shelia Murray, Cindy Fenyk, Linda Aker, Pam Britton, Mary Sheets, Audrey Patrick, Sarah Sparger, Jackie White, Bobby Combs, Jimmy Shepherd, Joyce Shields, Jack McCarty. Third Row: Brenda Russell, Patty Buchanan, Diane Bass, Regina Gilbert, Rosemary Bass, Debbie Evans, Debbie Teaster, Georgia Sprinkle, Donald Francis. Fourth Row: Brenda Conner, Betty Hash, Diane Johnson, Gina Greer, Ellen Graybeal, Patty Russell, Katharine Foreman, Teresa Hudson, Glenna Sturgill, Dixie Burchett, Mike Aker, Robert Huntley. Fifth Row: Aleta Catron, Debbie Dyson, Delores Moran, Susan Tate, Pam Debord, Debbie McIntyre, Martha Sexton, Sylvia Price, David Smith, Ken Bauman, Kim Coe, Rickey Simons. This initiation has me climbing the walls!! 116 Beta Club Studious Juniors and Seniors were rewarded with membership into the Beta Club. Members sold candy to finance their trip to Beta Convention and to award scholarships. Off we go into the wild blue yonder . . Front Row: Sandra Trail, Vice-President; Linda Aker, President; Don Francis, Committee Chairman; Joyce Shields, Secretary; Alan Dean, Treasurer. Second Row: Mr. May, Sponsor; Dixie Burchett, Cathy Sheffield, Cindy Fenyk, Lynn Caldwell. Third Row: Aleta Catron, Betty Hash, Patty Russell, Betty Hunter, Mimi Graham. Third Row: Sheila Surber, Rita Long, Charlotte Robertson, John Shupe, Tommy Weaver. If Caesar could see us now Break away!! Latin Both Patriceans and Plebians were invited to join the Latin Club and attend the club ' s convention. These scholars of the MSHS empire brought a bit of Rome to our halls. They came...they saw...they conquered... ' ' 117 Skills Are Gained Through Practice Front Row: Theresa Blevins, Secretary; Melinda Irvin, Historian; Susan Hayden, Degree Chairman; Becky Wyatt, President; Regina Austin, Songleader; Lynn Cornett, Reporter; Diana Johnson, Vice-President; Barbara Rouse, Parliamentarian. Second Row: Linda Walker, Sue Cassell, Kay Trail, Joni Meek, Dana Schwartz, Sue Dye, Odette Adams, Genesia Fleenor, Charlotte Hawthorne, Darlene Henderson. Third Row: Charmane McGee, Debbie Sanders, Connie Robbins, Jackie Hester, Sherian Colley, Ruby Greer, Linda Wright, Connie Addington, Connie McAllister, Connie Cox, Anita Ross, Tina Church, Debbie Robinson, Nola Russell. Are you sure this is in the shape of a heart? Future Homemakers of America Seamstresses and homemakers, owners of the future, were caught up in the activities of the Future Homemakers of America. They attended conventions and sold kits as a money making project. Each month a Girl of the Month was selected. rr l rppra An apple a day keeps the teacher away! 118 Front Row: Mr. Pickett, Sponsor; Bobby Combs, Treasurer; Roy Price, Vice-President; Lloyd Anderson, President; Butch Glass, Secretary; Jesse Choate, Reporter; Walter Conklin, Sentinel. Second Row: Travis Hutton, Tommy Widener, H.C. Goetzinger, Larry Williams, Jimmy Osborne, Paul Dutton, Jackie Reedy,IGregory Teaster, Mr. Waddle, Sponsor. Third Row: Mike Hicks, James Hall, Danny Keyes, Mike Pickett, Allan Widener, John Newman, Roger Umbarger, Wayne Sheets, Darrell Bridges, Charles Martin. Fourth Row: Everett Worley, Jerry Ellege, Mike Sturgill, Alvin Robertson, Richard Taylor, William Reedy, Pat Hash, Ricky Meek, Ricky Poston, Car I i s Conklin, Gary Smith, Randy Smith, Edwin Haga, Roger Reedy, Cecil Thomas. The book says to do it this way. Where am I supposed to pin this ribbon? Future Farmers of America Farming and agricultural interests were the prerequisites for F.F.A. membership. Club activities included the judging of livestock, dairying, and forestry. The F.F.A. also co-sponsored the Valentine dance. 119 Possible Careers Are Studied Front Row: Anne Atkins, Songleader; Geanna Lineberry, Secretary; Linda Stephens, President; Theresa Hall, Treasurer; Mrs. Pugh, Sponsor. Second Row: Alice Hayes, Betty Cassell, Mike Keene, Reporter; Betty Leonard, Vice-President; Barbara Richardson, Chaplain; Steve Firestone, Historian; Tina Church, Charmane McGee, Audrey Patrick, Sandra Davidson. Third Row: Mary Sheets, Debbie Harrison, Judy Thomas, Debbie Sanders, Debbie Wymer, Shirley Anders, Patricia Blevins, Jeannie Widerer. Fourth Row: Junior Ball, Linda Brewer, Barbara Parks, Candy Pickle, Sue Keyes, Dorothy Cornett, Cindy Curran, Georgia Sprinkle, Linda Hicks, Kay Price. ' Socializing is also a part of the business world!! 120 Future Business Leaders of America Members of the F.B.L.A. club took spelling tests and became very proficient in business techniques. Club projects included sponsoring a family with food and presents at both Thanksgiving and Christmas. An F.B.L.A. party added variety to the lives of these business students. Front Row: John Sanders, President; Anita Ross, Vice-President; Linda Wright, Reporter; Clifton Blevins, Secretary- Treasurer. Second Row: Rex Barker, Debbie Teaster, David Hall, Donald Medley, James Gross, Leon Gross, Darrel Tibbs, Mike Frazier, Teresa Blevins. Third Row: Pat Mathena, Pat Hawthorne, Ernie Brown, Edward Woods, Johnny Sexton, Odette Adams, Diane Calhoun, Karen Sexton. Fourth Row: Charlene Grinstead, Karen Hall, Barbara Delp, Peggy Olinger, Barbara Sadler, Sandy Armstrong, Rebecca Richardson, Rita Wolfe, Nancy Echols, Darlene Henderson, Mike Laros, Allen Bush. What ' s going on?? Distributive Education The purpose of the D.E. Club was to gain valuable experience through on the- job training. Each day, these working people left for their jobs as part of their education. 121 Helping Others And Themselves Front Row: Mr. Vicars, Sponsor; Richard Cooper, Vice-President; Don Medley, President; Raymond Burgess, Secretary-Treasurer; Joe Hutton, Reporter. Second Row: Bill Blevins, Bobby Olinger, J.R. Bowman, Mike Phares, Tom Kelly, Bobby Runyon, Mickey Moser, Roger Pennington. You ' d better sand that off before Mr. Vicars comes back. Industrial Arts Acoustical equipment is provided by the hardworking members of the Industrial Arts Club. They informed the public of school events on our school marquee and built flats for the plays presented at MSHS. 122 Front Row: Carol Russell, Reporter; Rhonda Gates, Treasurer; Evon Yette, President; June Stillwell, Secretary; Wayne Hodges, Vice-President; Mr. Goodman, Sponsor. Second Row: Michael Jackson, Ulysses Cox, Wanda Brown, Betsy Steele, Alisa Mercer, Debbie Cox, Scottie Garrick, Tammy Goodman. Third Row: Debby Lee, Karen Yette, Gloria Edwards, Carol Vaught, Vanessa Cox, Deborah Hayes, Martha Davis, Kenny Edwards. Fourth Row: Joe Eller, Donna West, Debbie Evans, Chuck Pruitt, Gary Perdue, Vicki Jones, Sharon Widener, Teresa Heath. We ' ve just gotta keep that one point lead! Berea or Bust!I Upward Bound V.P.I. tutors traveled to help members of the Upward Bound Club. At their meetings, a spe cial speaker talk¬ ed of their educa¬ tional opportuni- ties. They planned a trip to V.P.I. and one member, Evon Yette, attended Berea College at Berea, Kentucky. In support of their activities the club sponsored a dance. 123 New Interests And Accomplishments Hey, Rusty, this is poison oak!! Horticulture The Horticulture Club though newly founded was one of the busiest groups at MSHS. They faithfully grew attractive flowers for the banquet tables on Youth Government Day. Open House was held in the greenhouse to show-off their green thumbs. The guy said they were magical beans. 124 Front Row : Linda Clawson, Kim Jensen, Mary Pat Henry, Bea Killenger, Cathy Jones, Leslie Jensen, Lori Walker, Vicki Jones, Harriet Paschal. Second Row: Ellen Graybeal, Bobby Hunter, David Buchanan, Jeff Scott, Tommy Martin, Jerry Parks, Kenny Parks, Dennis Blevins, Gary Perdue, Jeff Parker, Steve Osborne, Baynard Barton, Robert Hester, Johnny Laros, Steve Thompson, Lee Walker, Gordon Bass, Brenda Russell. Ski Club Trips to Beach Mountain, North Carolina were included in the plans of the Ski Club. Some were just learning the techniques of skiing and were helped by fellow skiers. David Kendle off to a beautiful start. Oops!! The tragedy” of skiing will be apparent to Dave tomorrow. We ' re glad you made it to the bottom, Dave. 125 Various Fields Are Explored Library Club Who were those people scurrying around like quiet mice? The members of the Library Club, of course. They offered assistance to any wandering waif who became lost amid the pages of knowledge. For their own financial support, the club sold pens to fellow classmates. Kathy Harris, Reporter; Debbie Slagle, Secretary; Ginger Rowland, Treasurer; Carla Freeman, President; Linda Wymer, Vice-President; Miss Fleenor, Sponsor; Sheila Surber, Chaplain. Second Row: Debbie Driscoll, Patty Bostic, Joy Ball, Linda Martin, Eva Parks, Sharon Pruitt, Kathy Rector, Gladys Gentry, Phyllis Sheets, Carolyn Hester. Third Row: Vicki Jones, Dana Schwartz, Martha Davis, Evon Yette, Teresa Call, Barbara Blevins, Cheryl Sheets, Cheryl Warren, Betty Byrd. As a librarian, I ' m all thumbs. Check!! Chess Club Checkmate” was the triumphant cry that came from victorious chess masters. As members of the Chess Club, they believed in concentration and good sportsmanship. Front Row: Mr. Wingfield, Sponsor; John Shupe, President; David Noonkester, Vice-President; Greg Lawrence, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Greg Blevins, Bobby Patrick, Stuart Jones, Alan Brown, Charles Echols, Gary Pruitt. 126 Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross Club, an affiliate of the American Red Cross, gained lifesaving skills through ex¬ perience. As a community project, they volunteered their services to collect for the Heart Fund. Front Row: Lou Argo, Sponsor; Alan Brown, Reporter; Dennis Farris, President; John DeHart, Vice-President; Joyce Barret, Secretary; Karen Adams, Treasurer; Mrs. Harris, Sponsor. Second Row: Greg Stack, Gladys Gentry, Dana Schwartz, Debbie Brown, Pam Hoffman, Ramona Boone, Cindy Corran. Third Row: Don Bostic, Micky Moser, Gary Hester, Rick Poston, Harold Hutton, Regina Austin, Warren McClellan, Gary Smith. Fourth Row: Rob Porter, Scotty Garrick, Vanessa Cox, Carol Vaught, Donna Dowell, Danny Moser, Jean Guy, Carl Conklin. Ecology Due to the timely em¬ phasis on the ecological and conservational structure of our society, the Ecology Club was formed. Clean-ups were organized and set in motion to show how in¬ tensely the members be¬ lieved in their cause. Front Row: Jackie White, Vice-President; Gerald Teaster, President; Mr. Debord, Sponsor. Second Row: Jeff Scott, Gary Pruitt, Gladys Gentry, Everett Worley, Mike Hicks, Larry Abel. Third Row: Deborah Evans, Gary Blevins, Mike Sturgill, Mike Whitt, Tom Sexton. Ecology minded members seek out pollution in the community. 127 Knowledge Is Gained Front Row: Mr. Cox, Sponsor; Gary Pruitt, Vice-President; Daniel Guynn, Secretary; Jeff Scott, Reporter; David Noonkester, Chaplain. Second Row: John David Crewey, Bradley Davidson, Randy Smith, Robert Romans, Gordon Bass, Kevin Soos, Steve McDonald. Science All aspects of science were examined microscopic¬ ally by future scientists. Science Club members were urged to enter a project in the Science Fair. Left to Right: Keith Odell, Secretary-Treasurer; Lyle Rhodes, David Gillespie, Tony Mabe, Kevin Soos, Vice-President; Kenny Hampton, Greg Lawrence, Carson Hollbrook, Mr. Fisher, Sponsor. Model Rocketry 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 ...ignition... blast-off! These were familiar sounds to any Model Rocketry Club enthusiast. Astronauts and astronomy rocketeers of the future held launches to which students and adults were invited. 128 Talent Is Used Front Row: Reagan Reedy, Brenda Williams, Mary Combs, Lola Hall, Debbie Cox, Cindy Hamm, Barbara Kell, Barbara Rouse. Second Row: Beth Russell, Pat Weaver, Connie Cox, Karen Yette, Polly Pruitt, Carol J. Russell, Wanda Brown, Joyce Horne, Becky Tarter, Brenda Mullins. Third Row: Donna Blevins, Debbie Shupe, Susan Horne, Judy Hoover, Pat Shupe, Donna West, Connie Robbins, Annie Cook, Debbie Moses, Pat Greer, Dinah Blackburn. Fourth Row: Vicki Sheets, Cheryl Sheets, Roger Umbarger, Donnie Weaver, Harold Beverly, David Gillespie, Ronnie Blevins, Herman Wynn, Mary Cressel, Carol Russell. Chorus To lend lyrical and vocal variety to the students, Mrs. Jane Call presented the Chorus in Easter and Christmas assemblies,and the Spring Concert. MSHS played host to the All Regional Chorus held in February. Their new innovation, the Chorale, gave special programs at school and the Kiwanis Club. The highlight of the year came when the Chorus received a superior rating in the Regional Chorus Festival. So that they could order new music, faithful members sold candy and football programs. Harold Beverly, Carol J. Russell, Rose Marie Kell, and Karen Yette represented MSHS in the All Regional Chorus. Front Row: Donna Blevins, Judy Hoover, Debbie Shupe, Rose Marie Kell, Barbara Rouse, Mrs. Call, Director, Second Row: Allan Goins, Beth Russell, Susan Horne, Carol J. Russell, Mary Cressel, Barbara Kell, Debbie Moses, Harold Beverly. 129 Hurricane Rebel Band Receives Superior Rating Left to right: Ivy Medley, Terri Slemp, Rosemary Bass - head, Teresa Goodman, Sherry Prater. Wunnerful, Wunnerful!” Front Row: Pamela Geib, Ivy Medley, Terri Slemp, Debra Rousseau. Second Row: Susan Tate, Karen Greenwood, Nancy Morrell, Patty Haulsee, Rhonda Leedy. Third Row: Judy Lowe, Tammy Goodman, Sherry Prater, Kay Johnson, Theresa Goodman, Teresa Heath, Sharon Widener, Charles Echols, Dianna Walker. Fourth Row: Debra Walker, Tammy DeBord, Amy Scott, Cathy Hart, Vanessa Cox, Cathy Havens, Vanessa Robertson, John Connor, Brenda Bass, Steve Blevins, Robert Romans, Mike Harrington. Back Row: Scott Morrell, Tommy Wilson, Jeff Anderson, Ulysses Cox. 130 Hurricane Rebel Band Under the direction of Mr. Roy Evans, the Hurricane Rebel Band provided a great¬ er span of culture for the music appreciation of the students at MSHS. As a result of the band ' s participation in the Regional Band Festival, they received their fifth con¬ secutive superior rating. Some of their projects in¬ cluded selling light bulbs to illuminate their way to Myrtle Beach this summer. Front Row: Alan Brown, Larry Hutton, Sue Matthews, Baynard Barton. Second Row: Ulysses Cox, Mike Box, Dwight Hester, Debra Haulsee. Third Row: Jerry Parks, Steve Blevins, John Conner, Brenda Bass, Buddy Farris. Front Row: Rosemary Bass, Karen Greenwood, Sue Matthews, Kay Johnson, Susan Tate, Brenda Bass, Patty Russell. Second Row: Mike Box, Mike Purkey, Baynard Barton, Charles Echols, Debbie Dyson, Nancy Morrell, John Conner. Front Row: Patricia Rouse, Christie Davis, Cathy Gamble, Rosemary Bass. Second Row: Sandra Davidson, Pat Cline, Teresa Little, Debbie Dyson, Patty Russell. Third Row: Carol Vaught, Danny Tilson, Mike Purkey, Baynard Barton, Alan Brown, Connie Lyons, Larry Hutton, Danny Slemp, Sue Matthews. Fourth Row: Buddy Farris, Arthur Davis, Allen Blevins, Gordon Bass, Lisa Hawks, Ronnie Testerman, Billy Goetzinger, Debra Haulsee, Mark Underwood, Dwight Hester, Mike Box. Fifth Row: Teddy Murphy, Warren McClellan, Jerry Parks, Chris Brown, Mr. Evans, Director. 131 News And Views Front Row: Steve Blevins, Dicky Millard, Sarah Scott, and Mike Box, Co-producers; Vicki Paddock, Betty Hunter, Linda Wymer. Second Row: Kevin Soos, George Whitley, Sue Dye, Mrs. Pugh, Sponsor; Ellen Graybeal. Scholastic Scoops Every Monday evening future disc jockies, alias Scholastic Scoops members, met at WMEV radio station. There, as the radio voice of Marion, the Scoops staff kept the public informed of school events. The Scoops squad breaks a record. MSHS D. J. announces features. 132 Patty Bear gives the staff a few bits of advice concerning the next issue of the Marionette. Mrs. Wilson, Sponsor and Patty Bear, Editor, discuss layouts at Smyth County News Office. Marionette The Marionette reported news accurately and promptly to the students, faculty, and community. Through its editorials the paper constructively criticized the attitudes and actions of MSHS people. Sports Editors: Tommy Wilson, Betty Hunter, George Whitley, Johnny Linkous. Debby Tilson, Patty Bear, and Ginny Cornick - Business Staff: Ginny Cornick, Anita Blevins, Rick Richardson, members of the Quill and Scroll Society. 133 Hurricane Hassle Evon Yette, Miss Wolfenden, Martha Pedigo, Seated: Sandy Trail. Sheila Murray, Susan Horne, Steve Albert, Bobby Combs, Miss White, Pam Britton. Cindy Fenyk, Editor and Mrs. Echols, Sponsor. Mr. Henry, Jack McCarty, Don Francis, Jan Wago- ner. Standing: Jimmy Shepherd. Regina Gilbert, Rickey Simons. Mike Aker, Standing. Hurricane Where ' s that picture? I put it right there!!! Where? There!!! These were familiar exclamations coming from room 140, headquarters for the 1971-1972 Hurricane. Long, tiresome hours were spent by staff members but they all ended - a success. 134 g III o Spirit of ’71 FRONT ROW: Jack Murphy, David Kendle, Steve Farris, R.V. Olinger, Jeff Flart, David Clark, Joey Murphy, Lloyd Anderson, Emmitt Flarrison, Dicky Millard, Letcher Wagner, John Bauman, John Thompson. SECOND ROW: Allen Bush, Bobby Tate, Mark Thomas, Rick Roberts, Billy Lefler, Fieldsie Parks, Bobby Hunter, Greg Steele, Jay McDonald, Gary Hester, J.D. Crewey, James Barker, Tom Huff, Johnny Linkous. THIRD ROW: Alvin Crowder, Ron Ball, Buddy Brockman, Moe Weaver, Bill Earp, James Taylor, Eddie Keyes, Kim Harvey, Alan Linkous, Jackie Bivens, Delter Cullop, Kenny Parks, Jeff Scott, Billy Earp. Reviving the old winning idea, the Hurri¬ canes truly felt the Spirit of ' 71 . With a record of 7-3, they showed pride, as voiced by all members of the team. Pride became the call-word of the Marion Scarlet Hurricanes, and, with fire and enthusiasm generated by the fans, they startled teams and supporters alike with their victories. Lloyd Anderson In Hot Pursuit! 136 Managers: Jeff Scott, Kenny Parks, Steve Cosgrove. Wagner Cuts the Corner for Yardage. Seniors And Coaches Lead The Way Coaches: Alvin Crowder, Buddy Brockman, Ronnie Ball, Larry Sayers, Moe Weaver, and Bill Earp. Head Coach Wild Bill Earp Senior Football Players: FRONT ROW: James Barker, Lloyd Anderson, Steve Farris, David Clark, David Kendle, Fieldsie Parks, Johnny Linkous, John Thompson. SECOND ROW: Bill Lefler, John Bauman, Joey Murphy, Emmitt Harrison, Letcher Wagner, Dicky Millard, R.V. Olinger, Jeff Hart. Harrison Gains Yardage against Bristol. Get off of my Back! commands R ,V. Olinger. Hurricanes of the Future Hang the Warrior. Murphy Gets a well-deserved Rest. Breakdown!! FILM-CAMERAS-GIFTS • REC FRONT ROW: Ulysses Cox, Ben Jackson, Steve Belton, Greg Ferrell, Alan Blevins, Randy Tiller, Gary Hart, Terry Pennington, Mike Phares. SECOND ROW: Eddie Hash, Joe Ellis, Joe Ferraro, Jerry Thompson, Willy Greer, Steve Osborne, James Boehm, Mike Poe. THIRD ROW: Mike Romans, Mike Wagoner, Frank Britton, Mike Roberts, Steve Boehm, Charles Thompson, Gary Hester. FOURTH ROW: Coach Larry Sayers, Delter Cullop, Roger Thompson, Mike Jackson, Charlie Gill, Jeff Parker, J. Arthur Guy, Joe Thompson, Steve McDonald, Randy Daughtery, Coach Alvin Crowder. The J.V. football squad put up a good fight this year over their opponents with a 3-2-3 record. Marion J.V. football team maintained a decent record for the entire season. Their great desire to win, and toughness against good competition remained in the minds of our respected coaches and student body. Hurricanes Line Up for Action 138 Harkins’ Spartans Capture District Front Row: Bradley Moore, Coach Smith, Chuck Richardson, Jack Murphy, Joe Thompson, Danny Tilson, Coach Harkins, Alan Linkous. Second Row: Johnny Linkous, Scott Rousseau, Kenny Parks, Jonithan Blevins, Scott Smith, Gwyn Thompson, Kim Harvey, Steve Schwartz, Jimmy Buchanan, James Taylor, Jackie Bivens, David Smith. Harvey gets clobbered from the back. The Big Red Roundballers finished one of the best seasons in the school history, as they captured the Southwest District with a 17-1 record. Although they succumbed to Radford in the finals of the Regional tournaments, they proved to all that Marion teams are always of high caliber and uphold the winning tradition of Marion High. As coach of the Southwest District Champions, Coach Harkins was chosen Coach of the Year in Southwest Virginia. Harkins tells it like it is. Steve Schwartz claims a free ball. Gwyn Thompson sinks a free throw. 139 Hurricane Superstars Jonithan Blevins Jackie Bivens Scott Smith, James Taylor, and Kenny Parks. Gwyn Thompson ♦ ; v Steve Schwartz Alan Linkous I Bradley Moore Kim Harvey 140 Future Roundballers Front Row: Steve McDonald, Coach Sayers, J. Arthur Guy. Second Row: Duane Mozingo, Larry Able, Mike Livesay, Stewart Gill, Chuck Nelson, Dennis Farris, Mark McCloud, Steve Thompson, Jay McDonald, John D. Crewey, Gary Perdue, David Moore. Jay McDonald gets two from the charity line. Our J. V. Basketball players, while not being the superstars Coach Harkins had, devoted their time and all the talent they possessed to make their season their best. Their scores didn ' t always make the grade, but they didn ' t allow anybody to run over them, either. With Coach Sayers to teach them the fundamentals of the game, our J. V. ' s will soon be our superstars of years to come. Front Row: Bill Goetzinger, Jim Wilson, Lewis Foreman, Mac Poe, Coach Ball. Second Row: H.C. Goetzinger, Calvin Romans, Roger McNeil, Tom Wilson, Mike Bauman. Third Row: Mike Hutton, Randy Daugherty, Carson Holbrook, Eddie Medley, Greg Ferrell, Keith Kilby. The Freshmen basketball team, coached by Ron Ball, completed the season with a 4-7 record. They registered wins against Mt. Rogers, John Battle, Wytheville, and the Marion Eighth Grade team. The captains of this year ' s team were Gregg Ferrell, Randy Daugherty, and Eddie Medley. After the final game of the year, the team elected Gregg Ferrell M.V.P. and presented him the team warm-up ball. 141 Wrestlers Go Undefeated £k Win Regionals First Row: Rusty Sneed, Gary Pruitt, Jerry Patterson, Fausto Obergon, Frank Britton, Lynn Epperson, Jack McCarty. Second Row: Mike Phares, David Clark, Bobby Hunter, Greg Steele, Rick Roberts, James Taylor, Scott Wright, Mike Roberts. Third Row: Jim Cornick, Mike Harrington, Jeff Parker, Eddie Keys, Kyle Rhodes, Coach Weaver, Coach Crowder. Black Power takes over. Dave Clark pins his toughest man. The 1971-72 season was another successful campaign for Marion ' s grapplers. They swept the district undefeated and went on to capture the regional crown for the sixth straight year. There is no doubt that Marion ' s wrestlers are of the highest caliber and a credit to our school. Jackson Beagles wonders What ' s happening? 142 Coach Weaver gives verbal support. Get out of my hair, orders Fausto. You have to show him who ' s boss. Coach, are you sure I can pin him from this end? 143 Girls’ Varsity Basketball First Row Seniors: Sarah Scott, Betty Hunter. Kneeling: Jo Burkett, Nancy Parsons, Jill Hint on, April Harper, Linda Walker, Katherine Foreman. Standing: Pam Debord, Alisa Mercer, Teri Harvey, Susan Thompson, Debbie Snider, Brenda Russell, Coach Duncan. The Varsity Girls were unbeaten in basketball with a 12-0 record. They not only had desire to win, but ability, height, speed, leader¬ ship, and strings they all wore around their wrists for good luck. Despite the butterflies they had in their stomachs before the tip off they always came out Number 1! Debbie Snider sinks it for two! 144 Susan Thompson hits cotton from the Charity Strip. Teri Harvey zeroes in for the basket. Girls’ J.V. Basketball The Girl ' s Junior Varsity team did it again this year with another undefeated record, 12-0. The freshmen and sophomore roundballers defeated Chilhowie, Rich Valley, Bland, Fort Chiswell, John Battle, and Saltville. These victories resulted from many hours of practice, team spirit, determination, and the backing of their coach, Miss Jeannie Duncan. Front Row: Kathy Jones, Beth Bauman, Cindy Gwyn, Dorothy Weaver, Linda Hall, Lyn Thompson. Second Row: Mimi Graham, Lisa Hawks, Sharon Albert, Pam Kendle, Sue Matthews, Susan Bush, Cindy Gill, Susan Groseclose, Jamie Beamer. Third Row: Mary Lyons, Mary Preston Scott, Sharon Pruitt, Diane Hayes, Debbie Hayes, Cathy Reith, Rhonda McGlothlin, Ellen Farrington, Coach Duncan. 145 Cross Country Track Bobby Runyon, Jerry Patterson, Scott Wright, Coach Brockman, Buddy Farris, Ken Bauman, Mike Bauman, and Martin Stewart. Neither rain nor snow, not sleet or hail could stop the runners of the Cross Country track team. Occasionally, the boys became part animal as they sprinted across fences and creeks, deep in back country. When the marathons had ended, their overall regular season record was 18-8, due mostly to the diligence of the captains, Ken Bauman and George Whitley. Coach Brockman turns on high spirit in a pep rally. 146 Practice makes a good team. Herbert Clay and Bobby Runyon assist exhausted Martin Stewart to the field house. Indoor Track First row: Billy Lefler, Ben Jackson, Martin Stewart, Dicky Millard, Emmitt Harrison, Gary Hart, Joe Ferraro, Letcher Wagner. Second row: Coach Brockman, Ulysses Cox, Lloyd Anderson, George Whitley, John Dehart, Ken Bauman, Herbert Clay, James Barker, Coach Earp. Protected from the various weather hazards, the Indoor Track team jumped hurdles instead of country fences. Their life was not all a bed of roses for these boys kept in shape under the able direction of Coach Brockman and ran and ran and ran ... John Bauman struggles for the lead in the mile relay. Billy Lefler shows his skill at broad jumping. The team loosens up before another meet. Jeff Hart excels in the high jump. 147 Outdoor Track Front row: Danny Tilson, Fausto Obregon, Frank Britton, Ben Jackson, David Boehm, Alan Linkous, Joey Murphy, Gary Hart, Emmitt Harrison, Dicky Millard, David Smith, Gary Pruitt, Joe Ferraro. Second row: Tommy Martin, Lynn Epperson, Mac Poe, Martin Stewart, Rick Edwards, Greg Lawrence, Mike Orr, George Whitley, John DeHart, Ken Bauman, John Bauman, Jack Murphy, Herbert Clay, Jerry Patterson. Third row: Billy Lefler, David Gillespie, Jimmy Buchanan, Ronnie Hess, Dennis Edmiston, Lloyd Anderson, Ulysses Cox, Mark McCloud, Bobby Hunter, John David Crewey, Kenny Parks, James Barker, Kim Harvey, Letcher Wagner. Fourth row: Coach Earp, Mike Roberts, William Farris, Jackie Bivens, Charlie Thompson, David Kendle, Eddie Keyes, Greg Stelle, Dwight Hester, Coach Brockman. ... Leap tall buildings with a single bound, outrun a bullet, and strong enough to hold up a freight train. This year ' s outdoor track team seems to fit the description of Superman, but rather than Superman, they are the Supermen of Marion Senior High School. Stamina, strength, and endurance proved to be the over-all record of the team, of which they put to good use during the meets. So Supermen, Keep the faith!! Slow down, boys, where ' s the fire? ... And sometimes we help out at girls ' track meets. Man. this is a breeze!! 148 Baseball Steve Schwartz limbering up the ole wing. Allen Tolbert hustling after a line drive. You ' re out! No! He ' s safe!! Conflicts between the umpires and coaches, hits, home-runs, strikes, and walks all were a part of the ' 72 baseball season at Marion Senior High School. Led by Alvin Crowder and assisted by Moe Weaver, the mighty swingers, crawled out of a rut at the beginning of the season, to achieve the high standards of MSHS ... win or lose! Rick Richardson check that form. Randy Pennington doesn ' t need areasv. kid-stuff on his fast ball. First row: James Bowman, Eddie Hash, Joe Ferraro, Bradley Moore, Gary Perdue, Ben Wagner, Tommy Wilson, Norman Barker, Robert Parsons. Second row: Eddie Roberts, Buford Overbay, Steve McDonald, Emmitt Harrison, Letcher Wagner, Randy Pennington, Billy Lefler, John David Crewey, Sammy Parsons. Third row: Coach Weaver, Jay Arthur Guy, Wayne Cullop, Allen Tolbert, Joe Murray, Jay McDonald, Jeff Anderson, Steve Schwartz, Rick Richardson, Jeff Richardson, Tom Sexton, Coach Crowder. 149 Golf Fore!” and the match had begun. Everyone ducked to avoid the ball as it shot straight to its mark and the golf team teed off to another victory. As the golf team opened its season, it was defending regional champion. It is a strong possibility that the ' 72 team will obtain this title again, and also place very high in the State match. Johnny lines up his putt. Kneeling: Coach Sawyers, Coach Harkins. Second row: Jack McCarty, Don Francis, Fieldsie Parks, Gregg Ferrell, Rusty Sneed, Johnny Linkous. Third row: Alan Brown, Kenny Hutton, Rick Roberts, Bobby Williams, Steve Thompson, Gordon Bass, Scott Smith, Chuck Overbay. 150 Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders Heading off to camp to learn new cheers, this year ' s Varsity squad brought enthusiasm to the student body. To finance that excursion, the cheerleaders accepted donations on a pool table. Between scurrying around from ballgames to practices the talented girls presented humorous original skits about upcoming contests. The Varsity Cheerleaders: Front row left to right: Diane Bass, Nancy Parsons, Carolyn Taylor- Captain, Susan Tate, Katherine Foreman. Back row: Sara Scott- Co-captain, Teri Harvey, Susan Thompson, Debbie Snider, Debbie Medley. Oh Lord, won ' t you give us a victory tonight,” We ' ve got the spirit, oh yea! J.V. Cheerleaders: (left to right) Pam Pennington, Laurie Walker, Captain- Cheryl Sale, Lynn Thompson, Cathy Reith, Sharon Albert, Cathy Umbarger, Harriet Paschal. 151 J. V. Cheerleaders and Scarlettes Everyone needs healthy teeth! ' ' became the slogan for the J.V. cheerleaders as they tried to sell toothbrushes to innocent bystanders. They encouraged pep at J.V. football and basketball games. Grueling practices at camp contributed to the precision performances of the Scarlettes. One of the busiest groups at MSHS, they were given donations on a minibike, sold concessions at the J.V. football games and the State Wrestling Tournament and helped the ecological cause by selling trash cans. Also, they showed their smiling faces at the Regional Basketball Tournament where they sold programs. During Homecoming, our J.V. cheerleaders rallied spirit. Flashy red and white uniforms brightened Christmas spirit. The Scarlettes: Front row left to right: Ann Lambert, Mary Pat Henry, Martha Pedigo-Captain, Patty Buchanan, Debbie Romans. Second row: Pam Britton-Captain, Cheryl Kirk, Vicky Paddock, Linda Clawson, Evon Yette. Back row: Cindy Hudson, Dana Schwartz, Michelle Guy, Ellen Graybeal, Joni Meek, Melinda Irvin - Manager. 152 Practice makes perfect? Ma rion is Host Marion Senior High ' s Hurricane House was the scene of the 1971-1972 State Wrestling tournament and Region IV Basketball tournament. The wrestlers won the regionals and were favored to place highly in the State tournament. They placed thirteenth out of twenty-seven teams in the match. The basketball team won the regular season Southwest District Crown and advanced to the Regionals. In the semi-finals Marion defeated Blacksburg with a score of 58-55. in the finals Marion was upset by Radford by a score of 58-56 in a heartbreaker for everyone. 153 Football MSHS 8 Chilhowie 24 MSHS 24 R.B. Worthy 8 MSHS 33 Graham 18 MSHS 20 Patrick Henry 16 MSHS 14 Bristol 40 MSHS28 Tazewell 6 MSHS 34 Rich Valley 0 MSHS 26 Richlands 22 MSHS 29 Grundy 14 MSHS 16 John Battle 17 cross MSHSI22 untry Track J_ £?iiJI|oyvie 33 in 7 ream field MSHf 26 JWfedfor ' d 29 MSHS30 jfciles Co. 25 Scarlet Hurricane Invitational MSHS 34d in field of 8 teams MSHS 26 Gajax 29 Virginia Tech Invitational MSHS-6th in field of 10 teams State A A Meet - 10th place an. Basketball MSHS 62 MSHS 83 MSHS 69 MSHS 59 MSHS 74 MSHS 72 MSHS 59 MSHS 69 MSHS 42 MSHS 48 MSHS 53 MSHS 80 MSHS 76 MSHS 65 MSHS 84 MSHS 74 MSHS 64 MSHS 67 Patrick Henry 59 John Battle 49 Richlands 66 2 O.T. Tazewell 58 Chilhowie 62 Bristol Gate Patric Saltville 42 Grahm 67 Richlands 56 Grundy 69 Chilhowie 61 Saltville 55 Abingdon 65 County Tournament Marion 59 Saltville 38 Marion 61 Chilhowie 47 District Tournament Marion 74 Marion 61 Grahm 67 Graham MSHS 71-72 MSHS 35 2 MSHS: MSHS: I ChrifflFafisburg 27 Blacksburg 91 Dublin 25 Christibnsburg 21 Blacksburg 75 R ffd 48 ' , t ? Allegheny Co. 33 Dublin 1814 Christiansburg 13 1st in field of 10 teams • 4th place in State Track Meet Wrestling MSHS 54 MSHS 32 MSHS 41 MSHS 61 MSHS 48 MSHS 38 MSHS 45 MSHS 32 MSHS4 -W N% I Tazewell 9 John Battle 23 Abingdon 21 Saltville 0 Henry 23 Patrick Henry 5 Grundy 17 MSHS 44 MSHS MSHS Graham 9 Chilhowie 6 1st in Regionals Girls ' Basketball MSHS 39 MSHS 47 MSHS 39 MSHS 33 MSHS 52 MSHS 21 MSHS 45 MSHS 24 fSHS 53 MpHS38 HS 43 SHS 33 4 -. I Rich Valley Chilhowie 25 i H Bland 18 154 SCOREBOARD I —GLolf MSHS 183 iviawSW MSHS512 1SHS 339 ?m 4 hs 1|3 MS SJ31 MSHSn61 MSHS MSHS 349 MSHS 3 wie 214 ston 204 - .ck Henry 22j JVa ' iax 3§2 -Blffc kstiurg’ W4 ; Abingdon 399 John fiattla 339 Siltvdle 171 w � Hoiston 197 - Chilhowie 199 Patrick Henry 205 1st in field of 10 teams Johnson City 318 Saltville 362 m TL Girls ' Track MSHS 56% MSHS 67% MSHS 45 MSH Chilhowie 49% Chilhowie 38% John Battle 49% howie 31 % Smyth County Meet f OP Dublin 39 Chilhowie 52 Holston 21 JT Lebanon 6 Giles County 70 in field of 10 teams Saltville 27 MSHS 105 MSHS 94 |don Relays) IS 3rd IS 134% MSHS 5th MSHS 1st MSHS 2nd MSHS 6th Track MSHS 42% Abingdon 2 Virginia High Gate City 2 John Battle 0 Patrick Henry Rich Valley 3 MSHS 3 MSHS 2 MSHS 0 MSHS 9 MSHS 1 MSHS 2 MSHS 6 MSHS 8 MSHS 0 KMAI IS a . Chilhowie I’Mtj.-.w Abingdon 1 Saltville 1 «V irgtaf J J L Saltville 6 Chi ' hw ie ' t Gate City 2 John Battle 4 tridK Henry Z ' MSHS 0 MSHS 0 tM? MSHS- 155 Girls’ Track Anything you can do, we can do better! was the challenge the Girls ' Track Team threw to the boys. Bubbling over with energy, these enthusiastic girls willingly gave up sundaes as they struggled to get back in shape after their winter of rest, and proved to all that girls were not meant to only cook and sew! You can have it, I don ' t want it anymore! My, my this thing is heavy! If you don ' t want it, just throw it to someone else. Hope this isn ' t quicksand!! First row: Lynn Thompson, Pam Kendle, Mary Beth Bauman, Cindy Gwyn, Dorothy Weaver. Second row: Debra Hayes, Rhonda McGlothlin, Debbie Rousseau, Debbie Mercer, Mimi Graham, Brenda Bass. Third row: Cathy Reith, Diane Hayes, Karen Greenwood, Scottie Garrett, Patty Buchanan, Rosemary Bass. Fourth row: Teri Harvey, Debbie Snider, Susan Thompson, Miss Duncan, coach, Sarah Scott, Cheryl Kirk. 156 RRICANE BACKERS THE BANK OF MARION For All Your Banking Needs SERVING SMYTH COUNTY SINCE 1874 DRIVE-IN-WINDOWS Resources Over $13,000,000 Home-owned — Home-operated MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE BANK OF MARION ROYAL OAK BRANCH 1600 NORTH MAIN ST. TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS HOME-OWNED HOME-OPERATED HOLSTON RIVER QUARRY. INC. Telephone: 783-3176 MARION, VIRGINIA HOLSTON RIVER PAVING CORPORATION Telephone: 783-3176 MARION, VIRGINIA ELLIS BLOCK AND READY-MIX CONCRETE CO. Telephone: 783-5166 MARION, VIRGINIA Serv-AII, Inc. 928 Wm Stati Shut B lItTOl, Tinn.-Va. INSTITUTIONAL WHOLESALERS Catering to — SCHOOLS, RESTAURANTS, CAFETERIAS, HOTELS, HOSPITALS, ETC. Phone South 4-9233 Congratulations Seniors of 1972 M arion Auto Parts Co.. I nr. DIAL 703-7161 EVERYTHING AUTOMOTIVE Marion, Virginia 24351 GUY ' S SPORTS CENTER POOL PING PONG Compliments of BARKWOOD SHOES Marion Plaza Shopping Center Hwy. HE MARION, VA. |MaII rnttjers Sc (Carpet 3nc. PHONE 783-202-7 WHEN IT’S VC U R MOVE - CALL US SALES - SERVICE INSTALLATION ARMSTRONG CARPETS Don L. Hall prop. u.s. 11 west MARION, VIRGINIA i J K hm I c JjW - L, 11.j 3 SCOTT ' S All New Wayside Furniture Store in the Heart of Downtown Marion. Featuring fresh young ideals in home decorating! Plenty Free Customer Parking SCOTT FURNITURE CO. Quality Home Furnishings 210 BROAD STREET MARION, VA. GREEAR STUDIO In the center of the Center Building Photographers in Marion for 28 Years Photography • Film • Cameras • Records • Gifts MARION WYTHEVILLE VIRGINIA VIRGINIA SEAVER SON FUNERAL HOME MALCOM BROWN, JR., Owner “SERVING THIS COMMUNITY SINCE 1844” Dial 783-7107 MARION VIRGINIA Compliments of GENERAL SHALE PRODUCTS CORPORATION APPALACHIAN SHALE DIVISION MARION VIRGINIA TATE iyjour -J etj to a Setter JJo, JOHN TATE - REALTORS Professional Building | 111 N. Church Street | Marion, Virginia 24354 | 783-2571 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE CHEVROLET WORKPOWER TRUCKS Good Selection of OK Used Cars Complete Painting and Body Shop Electronic Engine Analyzing MARION, VA. Night Wrecker Service Call 783-2655 Twum MASTER SERVICE STATION TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION Robert E. ( Bob ) Jones Main and Commerce Sts. Marion, Va. E, S. ( Peewee ) Crigger Main St. Marion, Va. @) YOUR PURINA DEALER W R FEED SERVICE, INC. Hwy 11 West • Route 2 Phone 783-3641 Marion, Virginia — 24354 Compliments of CATO ' S ' Your Friendly Store Main Street MARION, VIRGINIA QUALITY FEED, SEED, FERTILIZER and FARM SUPPLIES Home Auto Supply and Francis Bros. T.V. Cable Co. Inc. “Go Modern ... Go Cable” Phone 783-5108 783-5109 Opposite Post Office MARION VIRGINIA MARION VIRGINIA Plumbing, Heating Hardware Sporting Goods Dial: 783-7111 GILLS and MILES Insurance Agency, Inc. DAKEY FURNITURE STORE OVER 62 YEARS Of Reliable Service Bank of Marion Bldg. MARION VIRGINIA D. D. Hull — Harold D. Slemp ATKINS, VIRGINIA 24311 G. Fred Davis Office 783-3261 Home 783-3265 Jcitnhtijs-plarmt jUntnr (Co., 3Jnc. Interstate 81, Exit 15 and Highway 11 W Telephone (703) 783-2222 MARION, VIRGINIA 24354 MARION DRUG COMPANY and PARK PHARMACY Laurel Spring Dairy Your Only Home Town Dairy DISTRIBUTORS PINEMONT FARMBEST DAIRY PRODUCTS MARION, VIRGINIA 24354 MARION VIRGINIA Dixie Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc. BRISTOL VIRGINIA MAR ION LAUNDRY COMPANY, INC. Sanitone Dry Cleaning - Shirts - Wash and Dry Rugs and Upholstery COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE A, IN DRY CLEANING WlSANITONE SERVICE u. aa 1. MARION VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF BARNETT ' S FUNERAL HOME Peyton Barnett Marion Virginia MODEL BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING IN HAIR STYLING-CUTTING-TINTING COLD WAVE Open Evenings by Appointment We Sell Wigs 244 East Main 783-3341 Finest Bulk Transportation LEMMON TRANSPORT COMPANY MARION, VIRGINIA CORNER-CITY CABS, Incorporated Phones 783-4700— -783-2251 Radio Dispatched — 24 Hr. Service ROY W. MILDRED FRAZIER Managers E. South Lane Marion, Virginia ERVIN’S Market FRESH Vegetables, Produce, Fruits, Country Hams • We are happy to see you . . . Eager to serve you and WELCOME YOU BACK Phone 783-7092 Chestnut Street MARION, VIRGINIA Fur Storage—Alterations—Repairing—Fur Cleaning Compliments of SERVICE CLEANERS LAUNDRY SHIRT LAUNDRY 243 MAIN ST. MARION, VA. 24354 Phone 1 HOUR 783-7176 SERVICE The Hobby Hut MARION VIRGINIA Art Barber Shop HOLBROOK DRUG MARION, VA. Phone 783-5031 HIGHWAY 11, WEST Best Wishes From MARION, VIRGINIA 24354 MR. ROBERTS MR. OVERBAY MR. PARKER MR. HALSEY PHONE 783-5761 UNITED CLOTHING COMPANY PRINTING Offset Letterpress Printing Center Building Ivan Guy Marshall Guy — Owners GUY BROS. Robert C. Bales Publishing Co. Marion Virginia N. Chestnut Marion, Va. Rubber Stamps Best Wishes for Your Future Success Bnumwick Corporation MARION, VIRGINIA PLANT Sugar Grove Plant Job Corps Center SMYTH COUNTY MOTOR CO., INC. SALES For Over 54 Years Your Ford Dealer S E R V ICE MARION Dial 783-3671 VIRGINIA THE SMYTH COUNTY NEWS “Your Newspaper” Devoted to the people of Smyth County and Vicinity • Read and welcomed in 98 per cent of the Homes in this area. • Again, congratulations to our fine senior class. SMYTH EQU I PMENT CO. Route 16 Phone 783-4122 MARION VIRGINIA First Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. OF BRISTOL IIO PIEDMONT 8T. O 303 8. COMMERCE 8T. HOME OPPICE BRANCH OPPICE Bristol ° Marion 303 S. COMMERCE STREET POST OFFICE BOX 505 MARION, VIRGINIA 24354 JOHN H. WRIGHT Manager JOAN TUCKER Secretary Ralph Stokes Donald L. Wolfe CHILHOWIE MOTOR CORP. AMERICAN MOTOR AND JEEP VEHICLES SALES AND SERVICE Chilhowie Virginia Phone: 646-8431 The Sherwin-Williams Co. Paint, Carpet, and Wall Covering Phone 783-2611 Compliments of MAUDE ' S BEAUTY SALON On The Mall PHONE 783-3321 ROBB S. PORTER Career Agent 821 Dogwood Lane Marion, Virginia 24354 Phone (703) 783-5213 VEA Sponsored Compliments of Park Drive-In Theater Your Family Theater Located In Town MARION DINER Good Food and Good Service 24 Hour Service Route 16 Marion, Va. FREE ESTIMATES 24 HOUR SERVICE B W ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. SPORTING GOODS AND TACK SHOP PHONE 783-4770 P. O. BOX 662 Edd Blevins Charles White, Owners MARION, VIRGINIA 24354 MARTIN HEAT CELLUTRON INSTALLATION KERNS BAKERY Serving your Cafeteria and Homes ROBERT RAMSEY, Marion Representative MARION VIRGINIA Compliments of Appalachian Manufacturing Corp. Marion, Virginia PROMPT f G If) SERVICE WASHING CONGRATULATIONS from AND POLISHING EMPIRE MANUFACTURING ROAD SERVICE Marion, Virginia PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE • WHEEL BALANCING AND BRAKE SERVICE TUNE-UP • MUFFLER SERVICE • MINOR REPAIRS 783-2381 CORNER Compliments of GULF SERVICE STATION ARMY and NAVY STORE • LUBRICATION • BRAKE SERVICE Mens ' and Boys ' Clothing • TUNE-UP • TIRES • BATTERIES Work and Dress WILLIAM C. HICKS, OPR. ON THE MALL M. MAIN MARION, VA. FISHER ' S JEWELERS Compliments of Leading Brands in FINE CHINA STERLING SILVER WILEY J. MOXLEY CRYSTAL KEEPSAKE MARION, VIRGINIA DIAMONDS “If it’s insurance we write it” Our 73rd Year Brodie Thompson Sons, PRUNER’S Inc. SHOE SHOP Goodyear Tires — Tubes — MARION VIRGINIA Accessories — Recapping RCA Radio, Television, Whirpool ON THE MALL • Phone 783-7248 MARION, VIRGINIA (UlLLIAmS V_ J H. S. WILLIAMS COMPANY INCORPORATED STEEL BUILDING DIVISION P. O. BOX 699 MARION, V I R GI N I A 2 4 3 5 4 P H ON E AREA 703-7 83-318 5 A COMPLETE SERVICE IN PRE-ENGINEERED STEEL BUILDINGS Quality in Store Bakery — Quality Foods — Low Prices PIGGLY WIGGLY MARION STORES “Two Convenient Locations” MARION, VIRGINIA 692 N. Main Street Marion, Virginia Cleaning al its Finest ' Offers professional dry cleaning at popular prices. Fastest and finest dry cleaning in the country. KENT P. GRAYBEAL ' Your B. P. Marketer MARION, VIRGINIA HUDSON ' S JEWELERS 130 Main Street Marion, Va. Phone 783-3211 Silver: Tovvle-Lenox International China: Lenox-Oxford-Bone Crystal: Lenox-Bryce-Tiffin Finest in Mobile Homes CONGRATULATIONS National Coach Sales Marion, Va. Exit 16, Hwy. 16 783-8262 Compliments Of EVANS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Marion, Virginia PARKS-BELK COMPANY Department Store MARION, VIRGINIA “Your Happy Shopping Store” 783-5351 Henry Reba Hoofnagle Phone 783-3673 PARGAS 440 N. Main Street — P. 0. Box 827 Marion, Va. 24354 PHONE 783-5621 PONDEROSA WESTERN STORE Hyw. 11, Atkins, Virginia Hats, Boots, Jeans, Shirts Supplies for Horses - Western Apparel JEWELRY LUGGAGE WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR CAMERA AND SUPPLIES STERLING AND SILVER-PLATED HOLLOWARE AND FLATWARE THE JEWEL BOX Inc. GIFTS 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 CONGRATULATIONS FROM DAIRYLAND and HOUNSHELL ' S CAR WASH Marion Virginia Gwyn Distributing Company, Inc. MARION, VIRGINIA W. M. E. V. Radio AM—1010 FM—93.9 1948-1972 Twenty-three Years of Serving The Wonderful Mountain Empire ABC Network FM—6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Lincoln Builders TRIANGLE MOTOR SALES Supply Company Inc. General Contractors Residential, Commercial, Industrial INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS MARION VIRGINIA Phone 783-5751 MARION, VIRIGINA STUDENTS BOWL AT THE Hurricane Bowl 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 IN THE MODERN MANNER 6-WEEK DELIVERY GOODMAN JEWELERS Shop Goodman ' s in MARION, SALTVILLE, CHILHOWIE, BRISTOL Congratulations To The Class of ' 12 SMYTH HOME CONSTRUCTION, Congratulations To The Seniors of 1972 INC. Curtis Barber and “Everything for the Builder” Beauty Parlor MARION, VIRGINIA Milhvork Builders Supplies George C. Prater, Mgr. 783-23 51 304 Main Street Phone 782-0461 Doris Rowland Florist “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 72 Harwood Companies, inc. Marion, Holston, and Abingdon Plants Atkins, Virginia QUALITY SHOES BY WEINBRENNER P. 0. Box 185 Atkins, Va. 24311 McCoy ' s DISCOUNT House GENERAL MERCHANDISE Walter S. McCoy, Jr. Phone 783-5913 t Thank Y ou Marion The Marion Mets Compliments Of VIRGINIA MONUMENT CO. Marion, Virginia Mike Moore Since 1936 MARION ELECTRIC CO. 506 N. Main St. Marion, Va. Motor Rewinding and New Motors Phone 783-4763 ’WHERE SHOPPING is a pleasure Quality—Price—Service Marion ' s Completely Remodeled and Up-To-Date Fashion Store Marion Virginia RICHARD LEONARD Sub Distributor TOM ' S DELICIOUS SANDWICHES Peanuts - Fine Candies Potato Chips Phone 783-4411 Marion, Virginia Count? Community Hospital jffletucal Center T ' “People in Service to the Community I Uirgima Highlands 3Furniturp (Unrpnratian ATKINS, VIRGINIA 24311 HUFF SEWING CENTER Approved Singer Dealer New Singer Sewing Machines Marion Plaza Shopping Center SALES and SERVICE Phone 783-2835 Congratulations to The Seniors of 1972 ATKINS PLYWOOD CO. Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. MARION PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Marion, Va. McDonald’s Inc. McNEIL The oaten ' s Shop” FURNITURE CO. Marion, Virginia Featuring Varsity-Town Suits COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Knox Hats Nunn-Bush Shoes Plenty of Free Parking Arrow Shirts Burlington Hose Regal Ties MARION VIRGINIA HOLSTON MOTOR CO., Inc. 116 Broad Street MARION, VIRGINIA ATKIN ' S GROCERY Atkins Virginia 1 V 1 Dodge - f |j Dodge Trucks f t ' SHOE CENTER Quality Quantity “Join the Dodge Boys” All Types of Shoes You Could Be Dodge Material Main St. Marion, Va. 783-5126 FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK A DOMINION BANKSHARES BANK r i . MBIT NATIONAL IXCHANNI NANK II n ■ |l Always known as RELIABLE -PROGRESSIVE- COURTEOUS - SECURE Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Members of The Board of Directors Chamber of Commerce of Marion, Inc . rj ti Deane Beamer, Gary Peacock, Jack C. Hudson, Evans Cyphers, Jimmy L. Warren— President, N. C. Peterson—Executive Secretary, A. G. Groseclose, Jim C. Buchanan, M. L. Greenwood Jr., John Tate. The objective of the Marion Chamber of Commerce is to increase the prosperity of the community by helping existing businesses and encouraging the growth of new ones. Through the wealth obtained by establishing and improving civic, educational, and cultural facilities, they employ their efforts in order to attract more business and industry. FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS DIPLOMAS AWARDS Better Quality Products Sim r$97 Jostens JOHN MOODY 4825 Brookwood Drive Roanoke, Virginia 24018 H. B. MAIDEN SONS Fresh Dressed Poultry Frozen Parts Turkeys Graded Eggs WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Telephone 944-3141 MARION, VIRGINIA Meadowview, Virginia Congratulations to the CLASS OF 72 EMPIRE STORE Your Friendly Family Store HOLIDAY INN Best Wishes to Faculty and Students of Marion High School Marion Virginia Best Wishes For Your Success CITY DRUG STORE YOUR HEALTH IS OUR FIRST CONCERN THE REGENT, INC. Opposite The Courthouse E. W. Hastings and W. C. Hastings Phone 782-0061 Marion Virginia ©Ibe Virginia area code 703 (S3) (Sift arth Stationery, 3ne. MARION MOLD AND TOOL CO. Metal Plastic Molds. Box 584 Tools, Jigs, Fixtures, Precision Machining Atmosphere Controlled Heat Treating MARION, VIRGINIA P. O BOX 677 MARION, VIRGINIA CORNER OF RIVER a MAPLE STREETS Student Index a Abel, Larry Wayne 83, 127, 141 Adams, Jeffery Harold 83 Adams, Karen Olivia 83, 107, 127 Adams, Michael Dean 83 Adams, Verna Odette 67, 106, 118, 121 Addington, Connie Sue 67, 118 Administration 89 Aker, Linda Carol 46, 64, 116, 117 Aker, Michael David 67, 100, 116, 134 Albert, Alisa Sharon 83, 145, 151 Albert, Robert Steven 6, 46, 134 Anders, Bonnie Marlene 67 Anders, Shirley Ann 46, 106, 120 Anderson, Jeff Eugene 67, 130, 149 Anderson, Lloyd Allen 46, 65, 1 04, 119, 136, 137, 147, 148 Anderson, Mary Ann 75 Anderson, Michael Curtis 83 Argo, Lou 1 27 Armstrong, Cynthia Jean 67 Armstrong, Sandra Gail 83 Armstrong, Sandy Kay 67, 121 Armstrong, Teresa Jeanne 83 Ashlin, Charles Thompson 75 Atkins, Barbara Anne 46, 120 Atkins, Greta Aleen 75 Atwell, Ronnie Pat 67 Austin, Regina Ellen 118, 127 b Ball, Charles Randall 75 Ball, James Douglas 46 Ball, Joy Charlene 67, 126 Ball, Ronald 136, 137, 141 Ball, Wilbur Ralph 46, 120 Barker, Deborah Leah 67 Barker, Duane Patrick 46 Barker, James Robert 46, 108, 110, 114, 136, 137, 147, 148 Barker, Kerry Edward 75 Barker, Norman Earl 75, 149 Barker, Rebecca Ann 83 Barker, Rex Stanley 46, 121 Barrett, James R. 90, 91 Barrett, Victoria Joyce 83, 114, 127 Barrow, Pete Spencer 67 Barton, Baynard William III 67, 125, 131 Barton, Betty Denise 83 Barton, Marjorie 98 Bass, Brenda M ary 75, 100, 130, 131, 156 Bass, Diane Bridget 68, 116, 151 Bass, Gordon Harvey 66, 68, 125, 1 28, 131, 150 Bass, Rosemary Catherine 67,68, 101,1 06, 111, 116, 130, 131, 1 Bauman, John Ben 46, 64, 65, 100, 104, 108, 110, 136, 137, 147, Bauman, Kenneth Warren 68, 116, 146, 147, 148 Bauman, Mary Elizabeth 83, 100, 107, 145, 156 Bauman, Michael Briggs 83, 141,146 Baumgarner, Michael Ray 75 Baumgarner, Millie Kay 75, 107 Beamer, Jamie Suzanne 75, 107, 111, 145 Bear, Patricia Louise 46, 64, 65, 100, 103, 133 Bell, Cynthia Lynnette 83 Belton, Steven Arthur 83, 138 Belton, Susan Rae 46, 106 Bennett, Roger Earl 47 Berry, Carla Leann 83 Beta 116 Beverley, Harold Dean 47, 65 Billings, Nancy Jean 47 Bise, Burton Eugene 75 Bise, James Everett 75 Bise, Terry 68 Bishop, Kay 90 Bivens, Ernest Jackson 68, 110, 136, 139, 140, 148 Blackburn, Dinah Kay 83 Blackburn, Rita Faye 83 Blankenbeckler, Sidney 62 Blankenship, Gerald 90 Blessing, Willis R. 90 Blevins, Allen Glenn 83 Blevins, Allen Ray 83, 132, 138 Blevins, Anita Lee 68, 106, 116, 133 Blevins, Barbara Layne 76 Blevins, Barbara Louise 76, 114, 126 Blevins, Clifton Wayne 67, 68, 100, 1 21 Blevins, Deborah Gail 76 Blevins, Donna Jean 84, 129 Blevins, Elden Lee 47 Blevins, Gary Lee 12, 84 Blevins, Gregory Dane 84, 126 Blevins, James Albert 76 Blevins, James Dennis 68, 125 Blevins, Jayhue Wiley 84 Blevins, Jonithan Lynn 68, 139, 140 Blevins, Karen June 68, 113 Blevins, Kyra Adene 84 Blevins, Linda Kay 84, 107 Blevins, Michael 68 Blevins, Michael 84 Blevins, Patricia Lee 68, 120 Blevins, Robert Lee 84 Blevins, Robert Oliver 76 Blevins, Ronald Lee 84 Blevins, Shirley 98 Blevins, Steven Aras 47 Blevins, Steven Douglas 47, 130, 131, 132 Blevins, Teresa Anne 76, 118, 121 Blevins, William Harrison 47, 122 Boehm, David Ralph 47, 148 Boehm, James Allen 76, 138 Boehm, Mary Rose 84 Boehm, Stephen 76 Boggs, Robert F. 76 Bolling, Debra Kay 76, 107 Bolling, Patricia Lynn 76 Bonham, Warren Edward 68 Boone, Remonia Yvonne 84, 127 Bostic, Donald Matt 127 Bostic, Patricia Dianne 84, 107, 126 Bowman, James Rowland 76, 1 22, 149 Box, Charles Michael 47, 100, 108, 131, 132 Brewer, Betty Sue 84 Brewer, Linda Carol 47, 120 Bridgeman, Michael Dean 47 Bridges, James Darrel 47, 119 Britton, George Franklin 83, 84, 138, 142, 148 Britton, Pamela Kay 47, 106, 116, 134, 152 Brockman, Preston Lewis 90, 136, 137, 146, 147, 148 Brocks, Michael Franklin 84 Brooks, Teresa Gail 84 Brown, Alan Francis 76, 126, 127, 131, 150 Brown, Christopher Warren 48, 100, 131 Brown, Clara Rebecca 48, 103, 106 Brown, Deborah Kaye 68, 127 Brown, Douglas Wayne 76, 121 Brown, Fred Daniel 48 Brown, Wanda Jean 84, 123, 129 Buchanan, David Carter 48, 100, 108, 125 Buchanan, Jimmy Campbell 48, 139, 148 Buchanan, Matrona Evelyn 84 Buchanan, Patricia Dunn 66, 68, 1 06, 116, 1 52, 156 Buck, Harvey Guy 48 Burchett, Cynthia Gaye 84, 107 Burchett, Jane Dixon 68, 106, 116, 117 Burgess, Raymond Lee 48, 122 Burke, Margaret Louise 66, 68 Burkett, Gordon Oral 48 Burkett, Jo Rheda Fay 68, 100, 101, 111, 144 Burton, Anne 11,90 Bush, Allen Dale 76, 110. 121, 136 Bush, Susan Kainelle 84, 145 Byrd, Betty Ann 68, 126 c Caldwell, Pamela Suzann 76, 107 Calhoun, Margaret Diane 76, 121 Call, Edith Jane 90 Call, Lois Irene 76 Call, Teresa Dianne 76, 126 Callahan, Larry Edward 68 Campbell, Karen Sue 76 Campbell, Warren Leroy 76 Carlson, Linda Louise 48 Carter, Barbara Jean 76 Carter, Karen Jane 48, 114 Cassell, Betty Sue 68, 114, 118, 120 Catron, Aleta Carol 68, 106, 116, 117 Catron, Debra Diane 76, 114 Chamber of Commerce 156 Chatham, Pamela Jean 76, 114 Chess 126 Choate, William Jesse 48, 119 Church, Tina Louise 68, 118, 1 20 Clark, Anita Kay 106 Clark, James David 49, 110, 136, 137, 142 Clark, Rebecca Louise 76 Clawson, Doris98 Clawson, Linda Susan 68, 106, 111,125, 152 Clay, Herbert Coleman 76, 146, 147, 148 Cline, Daniel Martin 76 Cline, Margaret Ellen 49, 64, 65 Cline, Patricia Anne 49, 65, 131 Coe, Kim Lee 68, 15, 116 Coe, Tim Lynn 68 Colley, Deborah Placynthia 49, 100, 106 Colley, Sherian Joyce 76, 118 Colley, Sydra Darliet 68, 106 Collins, Ellen Louise 84 Combs, Bobby Lee 49, 100, 116, 119, 127, 134, 64 Combs, Mary Elizabeth 76, 129 Combs, Robert David 84 Conklin, CarllisGene 76, 119, 127 Conklin, Walter 119 Conner, Barbara Annette 84 Conner, Brenda Sue 68, 116 Conner, John Eugene 49, 130 Conner, Robert Keith 68 Cook, Anita Lorraine 68 Cook, Annie Marie 76 Cook, Fred Howard 84 Cook, William Randy 84 Cooper, Richard Eisenhower 49, 122 Copenhaver, Rosalie 68 Cornett, Dorothy Testerman 49, 120 Cornett, Elizabeth Lynn 68, 106, 118 Cornick, James Killinger 84, 142 Cornick, Mary Virginia 49, 100, 103, 106, 133 Corran, Cindy 127 Cosgrove, Steven Arthur 68, 136 Counts, Teresa Jean 49, 106 Courtney, Eloise May 83, 90, 106 Cox, Connie Bernice 68, 118, 129 Cox, Deborah Kay 68 Cox, Deborah Lajean 69, 114, 1 23, 129 Cox,Jack L. 90, 128 Cox, Ulysees Lawrence 76, 123, 130, 131, 138, 147, 148 Cox, Vanesa Gay 84. 107, 123, 127, 130 Creasey, Randal Gayle 84 Cress, Johnny Howard 84 Cressel, Mary Elizabeth 76 Crewey, John David 75, 76, 136, 141, 148, 149 Crewey, Mary Sheets 49 Crigger, Brenda Lee 84 Crigger, Larry Alan 49 Crigger, Gary 76 Crowder, Alvin Eugene 90, 108, 136, 137, 138, 142, 149 Croy, George Edward 84 Culbert, Jenny 106 Cullop, Curtiss Wayne 69, 149 Cullop, Delter Eugene 76, 136, 138 Cullop, Ellen Gale 76 Curran, Cynthia Mae 76, 120 Currin, Linda 90 d Daugherty, Randy Wayne 84, 138, 141 Davidson, David Doug 76 Davidson, Joseph Bradley 84, 128 Davidson, Sandy Sheila 49, 106, 1 20, 131 Davis, Arthur 84, 131 Davis, Bob Lee 50 Davis, Christie Thresa 76, 130 Davis, Hurley Miles 50 Davis, James David 84 Davis, James William 84 Davis, Janice Marie 107 Davis, Martha Sue 50, 114, 123 Davis, Wanda Elaine 69 Dean, Dennis Ray 50 Dean, Joseph Michael 50 Dean, Stewart Alan 50, 108, 114, 115, 117 Dean, Timothy Wayne 76 Debord, David E. 90 Debord, Pamela Jean 69, 116, 130, 144 Debord, Peggy Ann 84, 107 Debord, Robert Campbell 76 DE 121 Dehart, John Milton 69, 127, 147, 148 Delp, Barbara Ann 69, 121 Dillow, Sharon Anne 69 Dolinger, Stella Ann 69, 84 Dowell, Donna Jean 127 Driscoll, Deborah Lynne 77, 126 Drama 115 Duncan, Lucille Jean 90, 144, 145, 156 Dunford, Vicky Jo 84 Dutton, Gary Wayne 84 Dutton, Paul Ernest 119 Duvall, Cynthia Lee 84, 114 Dye, Eva Sue 50, 106, 111, 118, 132 Dyson, Debra Jean 69, 116, 131 e Earp, William M. 90, 136, 137, 148 Eastridge, Patricia Ann 77 Echols, Charles Donley 77, 113, 114, 126, 130, 131 Echols, Lillie Mae P. 45, 90 Echols, Madonna Lynn 69, 106, 111 Echols, Nancy Ann 69, 1 21 Echols, Ronnie Charles 84 Ecology 127 Edmiston, Dennis Lee 148 Edwards, Claiborne Kenneth 10, 50, 123 Edwards, Gloria Marie 84, 1 23 Edwards, Phillip Nelson Ricky 148 Elledge, Carl Gene 69 Elledge, Janice Charlene 69, 106, 113, 114 Elledge, Jerry Elwood 77, 119 Eller, Charlie 98 Eller, Charles Robert 123 Ellis, Joseph Francis 84, 138 Ellis, Kathy Charlene 69 Elswick, Teresa Jo 77 Emerson, Theresa Faye 69 Epperson, Harold Lynn 69, 142, 148 Evans, Deborah Kaye 69, 106, 123, 127 Evans, Michael David 77 Evans, Roy Edward 90, 131 Ewald, Donna 84 f Farmer, Guy 84 Farmer, Nancy Evelyn 50 Farrington, Barbara Carol 84, 107 Farrington, Michael Stuart 50 Farrington, Regina Ellen 77, 145 Farris, Dennis Eugene 84, 100, 127, 141 Farris, Mike 13S Farris, Stephen Grant 51, 110, 1 36, 137 Farris, William Wilson 77, 110, 131, 146, 148 FB LA 120 Fenyk, Cynthia Sue 51,64, 65, 100, 114, 115, 116, 11 Ferraro, Joseph James 84, 138, 147, 148 149 Ferrell, Michael Gregg 83, 84, 138, 141 FFA 119 FHA 118 Firestone, Harry Stephen 51, 120 Fisher, John K. 90, 109, 128 Fleenor, Genesia Ann 69, 118 Fleenor, Geneva Kay 51 Fleenor, Trula G. 90, 1 26 7, 134 Foreman, Katherine Osborne 66,67, 69, 100, 103, 111, 116, 144, 151 Forensic 114 Foreman, Lewis Hull 84, 141 Forrest, Steven Perry 77 Foster, Eddie David 84 Fouse, Pearl 98 Fouse, Reba Gay 77, 113 Fowler, Ernest Jennings 84 Francis, Donald Meek 51,64, 65, 100, 108, 110, 116, 117, 134, 150 Franklin, Janet Elaine 77 Frazier, John Michael 69, 121 Frazier, Mildred Ruth 69 Freeman, Joan Carla 77, 107, 113, 126 Freeman, William Joseph 77 French, Mildred 90 FT A 113 Fuller, Gary Dennis 77, 102 g GAA 111 Gamble, Cathy Marie 69, 130 Gamma Delta Tri Hi Y 106 Gardner. James Madison 51 Garrett, Scotty Loretta 84, 123, 127, 156 Garrick, Ronald Lee 77 Garrick, William Bryant 51 Gates, Rhonda Darlene 69, 123 Geib, Pamela Roxanne 84, 130 Gentry, Gladys Grace 84, 126, 127 Gilbert, Regina Anne 70, 114, 115, 116, 134 Gilbert, Sara Kelley 77, 114 Gill, Charles Stephen 77, 100, 102, 104, 114, 138 Gill, Cynthia Kay 84, 107, 145 Gill, Stewart Allen 84, 100, 141 Gillespie, Carol Ann 51 Gillespie, David Lewis 77, 128, 148 Glass, Deborah Kaye 70 Glass, Ralph Preston 51, 119 Glen, John Kenneth 70 Goble, David Eugene 70 Goble, Debra Lynn 85 Goetzinger, Herschel Clifford 77, 119, 141 Goetzinger, William Preston 85, 131, 141 Goins, Jimmy Alan 85 Goodman, Charles 96 Goodman, Robert Eugene 70 Goodman, Tammy Diane 7, 10, 77, 123, 130 Goodman, Theresa Lynne 77, 107, 130 Graham, Mimi Ann 77, 100, 101, 114, 117, 145, 156 Gravely, William Phillip 85 Graves, Paul Timothy 70 Graybeal, Mary Ellen 70, 111, 116, 125, 132, 152 Greenwood, Karen Sue 77, 107, 130, 131, 156 Greer, Dennis James 75 Greer, Gina Denise 70, 106, 113, 116 Greer, Katherine McCualey 70, 100 Greer, Lesa Jane 85, 107 Greer, Marilyn Virginia 51 Greer, Patricia Lynne 85 Greer, Ruby Anna 85, 118 Greer, Theresa Sue 77 Greer, William Daniel 85, 138 Groseclose, Jeffrey Steven 51,64, 100 Groseclose, Susan Gail 85, 107, 145 Gross, James Eugene 121 Gross, Leon Clinton 51 Grubb, James Randolph 52, 110, 114 Guy, James Arthur 77, 138, 141, 149 Guy, Jean 85, 127 Guy, John Edward 85 Guy, Michelle Marie 52, 152 Guynn, Daniel Ruff 70, 128 Gwyn, Cindy Ann 85, 156 h Hager, Deborah Lee 52, 111 Hagy, Edwin Robert 85, 119 Hall, Connie Lynn 77 Hall, David Keith 52, 121 Hall, James Terry 70, 119 Hall, James Wiley 52 Hall, Karen Kaye 1 21 Hall, Linda Sue 85, 145 Hall, Lola Mae 70, 129 Hall, Robert Franklin 77 Hall, Ronald Selvester 70 Hall, Theresa Carol 52, 120 Hall, William Edward 52 Hamby, Patricia Lynne 77 Hamby, Robert Michael 12, 52 Hamm, Cynthia Gail 77, 129 Hamm, John Stephen 52 Hamm, Wayne Delmer 85 Hamm, Wilma Lee 52 Hampton, Kenneth Wade 78, 128 Hancock, Connie Lynn 78, 85 Hancock, Daniel Eugene 52, 70 Hancock, David Edward 85 Hankla, Kenneth Boyd 85 Harkin, Charles E. 90, 139, 150 Harmon, Ronald Devere 70 Harper, April Elizabeth 70, 111, 144 Harrington, Michael Lewis 78, 130, 142 Harris, Brenda Faye 78 Harris, Kathy Delane 70, 106, 126 Harris, Sandra 90, 93, 127 Harrison, Debbie Sue 52, 120 Harrison, Dickie Alan 78 Harrison, Emmitt Clinton 53, 110, 136, 137, 147, 148, 149 Hart, Cathy Diane 85, 130 Hart, Edwin Phillip 85 Hart, Gary Lee 85, 138, 147, 148 Hart, Jeffrey Eugene 53, 136, 137, 137 Harvey, Kim Thomas 70, 100, 110, 136, 139, 140, 148 Harvey, Teri Grey 70, 100, 105, 111, 144, 151, 156 Hash, Betty Mae 70, 106, 116, 117 Hash, Edward James 78, 138, 149 Hash, Pat Kelley 12, 78, 119 Hash, Ronald Glenn 70 Ha tzopoulos, Sydma Elizabeth 12, 70 Haulsee, Debbie 85, 107, 131 Haulsee, Esther Estella 70 Haulsee, Patty 70, 106, 130 Havens, Katherine 85, 130 Hawks, Lisa 85, 131, 145 Hawthorne, Charlotte Loretta 70, 118 Hawthorne, Patricia Ann 53, 121 Hayden, Rebecca Karen 53, 106, 113 Hayden, Susan Diana 78, 114, 118 Hayes, Alice Lorraine 53, 120, 123 Hayes, Deborah Ann 78, 111, 145, 156 Hayes, Diane Elaine 78, 145, 156 Heath, Deborah Fay 70, 123 Heath, Teresa Kay 78, 107, 130 Heath, Carl 85 Heath, Charles 85 Helbert, Peggy Diane 70, 106 Helms, Cynthia Ann 70, 106 Henderson, Darlene Carol 118, 121 Henry, Mary Patricia 66, 70, 106, 125, 152 Hess, Ronnie Eugene 70, 100, 148 Hester, Albert Walter 78 Hester, Carolyn Juanita 85, 126 Hester, Dwight David 85, 131, 148 Hester, Gary Wayne 78, 127, 136, 138 Hester, Jackie Marie 70, 118 Hicks, Linda Diane 70, 120 Hicks, Michael David 85, 119, 127 Hill, David 85 Hinton, Jill Ann 70, 114, 144 Hoback, Phyllis Jean 90 Hodges, Alpheus Wayne 53, 108, 110, 122, 1 34 Hodges, James Douglas 70 Hoffman, Pam 127 Hoge, Phillip Moss 78 Holbrook, Maynard Carson 85, 128, 141 Holmes, David Andrew 70 Hoover, Judy Carroll 10, 65 Hopkins, James 85 Hopkins, Phyllis Ann 53 Horne, Joyce Anita 53, 129 Horne, Linda Testerman 53 Horne, Linda Susan 53, 64, 100, 116, 129, 134 Horne, Rebecca Lynn 70 Horticulture 1 24 Hudson, Cynthia Jo 85, 152 Hudson, Teresa Ann 71, 103, 116 Huff, Thomas Dyer 66, 71, 100, 136 Huffman, Pamela Sue 78 Hull, David Denton 53 Hunter, John Edward 53 Hunter, Robert Alexander 71, 100, 108, 110, 125, 142, 14 8 Hunter, Sarah Elizabeth 53, 64, 65, 100, 101, 104, 1 06, 116, 132, 133, 144, 145, 111,117 Huntley, Robert Alexander 54, 64, 116, 136 Hutton, David Michael 85, 141 Hutton, Joe Howard 122, 127 Hutton, Kenneth Emory 71, 150 Hutton, Larry 85, 131 Hutton, Travis Eugene 85, 119 Hutton, Williard Darryl 85 Hutton, William Harold 78 ■ I Irvin, Eunice Melinda 54, 106, 118, 152 Industrial Arts 122 ■ J Jackson, Benjamin Orton 85, 138, 148 Jackson, Michael Edward 78, 123, 138 Jarvis, Sherry Lynn 78 Jensen, Kimberly Sue 71, 111, 125 Jensen, Leslie Renee 85, 107, 125 Johnson,Diane Lyn 71, 116,118 Johnson, George Cecil 54 Johnson, Janet Lee 85 Johnson, Kevin Leon 10, 54 Johnson, Linda Kay 75, 78, 114, 130, 131 Jones, Laura Kathleen 85, 100, 107 Jones, Michael Anthony 86 Jones, Reba Sue 86 Jones, Rodney Dale 54 Jones, Stuart William 86, 126 Jones, Vicki Lynne 78, 123, 125, 126 Jr. Hi-Y 109 Jr. Red Cross 127 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 107 k Keene, Michael Dirk 54, 120 Kegley, Brenda Gail 71 Kegley, Edith Josephine 86 Kegley, Patricia Ann 78 Kell, Barbara Lynn 129 Kell, Rose Marie 71 Kelly Thomas Otto 71, 122 Kendle, David Bernard 54, 110, 125, 136, 137, 148 Kendle, Pamela Annette 86, 145, 156 Keyes, Barbara Gaye 71 Keyes, Danny Ray 54, 119 Keyes, Edward Garland 71, 107, 110, 136, 142, 148 Keyes, Wanda Sue 10, 54, 120 Kilby, Keith Foster 86, 141 Killen, Elizabeth Elaine 78 Killinger, Beatrice Sue 125 Killinger, David Carroll 71 Kimberling, Frances Ann 78 Kimberling, Virginia Mae 86 Kirby, Vanessa Nadine 86 Kirk, Cheryl Elaine 71, 111, 116, 152, 156 I Lambert, Sarah Ann 71, 100, 101, 152 Lane, Molly Carol 71 Laros, Johnnie David 78, 125 Laros, Mike Lewis 54, 121 Latin 117 Lawerence, Gregory Rhea 86, 128, 148 Lee, Deborah Carol 71, 123 Leddy, Rhonda Grey 86, 107, 130 Lefler, William Preston 54, 136, 137, 148, 149 Leonard, Deloris Diane 86 Leonard, Elizabeth Anne 71, 106, 113, 114 Leonard, Nancy Carolyn 71 Library 1 26 Lineberry, Geanna Letricia 54, 120 Linkous, Alan Lee 71, 136, 139, 140, 148 Linkous, Johnny Bellar 54, 105, 110, 136, 137, 139, 150 Linkous, Nile 67, 90 Linkous, Regina 55 Little, Teresa Lynn 71, 106, 113, 131 Livesay, Joseph Michael 78, 100, 141 Lockhart, LeAnn Yvonne 78 Long, Rita Opal 54, 106, 117 Long, Shirley Diane 86 Loupe, Patsy U. 90, 111 Love, Charles 92 Lovelace, Rhonda Jean 78 Lowe, David Wayne 71 Lowe, Joyce Ann 86 Lowe, Judy Carol 78, 107, 130 Lyon, Connie Inez 86, 131 Lyons, Mary Helen 78, 145 m Mabe, Carl Anthony 86, 128 Mabe, Charlotte Ann 71 Mabe, James Robert 86 Maiden, Charlene Gwen 79, 107 Maiden, Stephanie Lynn 78, 107 Marionette 133 Martin, Bobby David 86 Martin, Charles Robert 55, 119 Martin, David Keith 79 Martin, David Thomas 79, 100, 109, 148 Martin, Dennis Eric 79, 109 Martin, Linda Faith 126 Martin, Louise 98 Martin, Stuart 146 Mathena, Patricia Carol 71, 121 Mathews, Cindy Sue 83, 86, 102, 145 May, Samuel D. 91,92 Mays, Donna Jean 79 Medley, Barbara Ann 86 Medley, Debra Kay 55, 106, 111 Medley, Diane Marie 71 Medley, Donald Ray 55, 100, 121, 122 Medley, Edward Cebert 80, 141 Medley, Gail 92 Medley, Ivy Sharron 75, 79, 107, 130 Medley, Patricia Ann 55 Medley, Phyllis 71,106 Meek, Joni Sue 79, 100 Mercer, Alisa Carol 71, 106, 111, 113, 144 Mercer, Debbie Lynn 79, 107, 156 Millard, Richard Claude 10, 55, 65, 100, 102, 132, 136, 147 Miller, Teresa Lynn 71 Moore, Bradley Keith 72, 140, 149 Moore, Darrell Wayne 86 Moore, David Grover 79, 141 Moore, Diana Lee 55 Moore, Gerald Glenn 72 Moore, Martha 92 Moran, Delores Anne 67, 72, 1 06, 113, 114, 116 Morrell, Joseph Scott 86, 130 Morrell, Nancy Susan 72, 130 Morris, David Eugene 56 Moser, Danny Edgar 86 Moser, Marie Ann 72 Moser, Mickey Lee 86, 109, 122, 127 Moses, Deborah Ann 86, 129 Mozingo, Neville Duane 79, 141 Mullins, Brenda Loy 86, 129 Murphy,Joey 56,136, 137, 138 Murphy,Jack 110,136 Murphy, John Paul 72 Murphy, Tedd Allen 79 Murray, Bonnie Lucille 79, 100 Murray, Brenda Lee 79 Murray, Joseph Walter 79 Murray, Selena Dianne 72 Murray, Sheila Elizabeth 56, 64, 65, 104, 106, 113, 116, 134 Musick, David Michael 79 Musser, Beverly Anne 79, 107 Musser, Cheryl Virginia 72, 79 Musser, Roger Dale 79 McAllister, Connie Jean 71, 118 McAllister, Johnny Dean 71 McBee, Michael 86 McCarty, Jackson Beagles 55, 64, 104, 110, 116, 134, 142, 150 McClellan, Warren 86, 109, 113, 127 McCloud, Mark Lewis 79, 141 McCormick, David Clinton 55 McDaniel, Joseph Marcellius 86 McDonald, Jay Alvin 79, 136, 141 McDonald, John Stephen 79, 138, 141 McDonald, Melissa 86, 107 McFarlane, Marie Kaye 71, 106, 116 McGee, Loleita Charmane71, 118, 120 McGhee, David Louis 71, 110 McGlothlin, Rhonda Lynn 79, 111, 145, 156 McIntyre, Bobby Joe 55 McIntyre, Debbie Carol 71, 116 McKinney, Deborah Charlene 55 McKinney, Johnny Edward 79 McKinnon, Deborah Annette 86 McKinnon, Richard Lee 79 McKinnon, Rita Diane 71 McMahan, Dwain Care 55 McMahan, Linda Faye 71 McNeil, Roger Allen 79, 141 McPhetridge, Susan Dianne 86 n Neal, Cecilia 86 Nelson, Charles Lee 86, 141 Newman, John 119 Noonkester, David Curtis 66, 72, 126, 128 Null, Kathy Sue 86 o Obregon, Fausto Ernest 75, 79, 100, 142, 143 O ' Dell, Benjamin Keith 79, 128 Odham, Dempsey Brown 56 Olinger, Bobby Edward 56 Olinger, Peggy Jeanette 121 Olinger, Roy Vinson 56, 100, 136, 137 Orr, Michael Wayne 79 Osborne, David Allen 56 Osborne, Earnest Junior 72 Osborne, Jimmy Wayne 86, 119 Osborne, Nellie Ann 72 Osborne, Ruth 98 Osborne, Stephen Michael 79, 138 Overbay, Barbara Jean 72 Overbay, Charles Owen 79, 150 Overbay, Jim Donald 72 Overbay, Wilma 92 Owens, James Clinton 72 Owens, Lisa Ann 79, 107 Owens, Michael Roger 79 Owens, Regina Ann 86 Owens, Sharon Marie 79 P Paddock, Dave Michael 86, 101 Paddock, Vicky Lynn 56, 100, 104, 132 Parker, Jeff Alan 80, 138, 142 Parks, Barbara Glea 56 Parks, Deborah Gay 72, 114 Parks, Donald Edward 80 Parks, Elizabeth Kay 80 Parks, Eva Henrietta 72, 126 Parks, Gerald Dennis 72 Parks, Julie Ann 72 Parks, Kenneth Earl 66, 72, 110, 136, 139, 140 Parks, Larry Fieldsie 56, 114, 136, 137, 150 Parlier, Susan Nancy 72 Parsons, Deborah Anne 56 Parsons, Nancy Gail 72, 100, 111, 144, 1 51 Parsons, Robert Preston 80, 100, 102, 109 Parsons, Samuel Carl 86 Paschal, Harriet Ann 80, 100, 107, 151 Paschal, Melissa Beth 80 Patrick, Audrey Sturgill 56, 64, 100, 106, 116, 120 Patrick, Robert Preston 56, 126 Patterson, Jerry David 57, 142 Patterson, Laura Jeanne 86, 107 Pedigo, Martha Sim mons 6, 57, 100, 110, 134 Pennington, Debbie Kaye 80, 107 Pennington, Darlene Frances 86, 107 Pennington, Larry Randolph 57 Pennington, Marvin Gordon 57 Pennington, Pamela Louise 75, 80, 100, 103, 151 Pennington, Phillip Terry 80, 138 Pennington, Roger Darrell 11, 57, 122 Pep 112 Perdue, Gary Dean 80, 109, 123, 141 Perdue, Kenneth Andrew 57 Perkins, Carla Anneta 80, 107 Perkins, John Milton 72 Perkins, William Preston 80 Phares, Michael Allen 80, 122, 142 Pickett, Bobby Joe 92, 119 Pickett, Michael Glenn 80, 119 Pickle, Candeance Kay 57, 120 Pickle, Carolyn Jean 80 Pickle, Lloyd Daniel 86 Pickle, Pamela Sue 72 Pierce, Joseph Paul 57, 114 Pierce, Ronald Gayle 87 Pitsenbarger, Margaret Anne 87 Poe, Ann Lee 72 Poe, Jerry Darrell 80, 141 Poe, Joseph Michael 80, 87, 138, 141 Poole, Belinda Denise 80 Poole, Deloris Ann 87 Poole, Wanda Pauline 80 Porter, Robb Sterl 87, 127 Poston, Betty Lou 73 Poston, Lana Marie 80 Poston, Ricky Dwayne 80, 127 Potter, Katherine K. 92 Powers, Michael Lee 57 Powers, Patricia Ann 80 Powell, Lucille 98 Prater, Sherri Lynne 80, 107, 130 Price, Alicia Kaye 80, 107, 120 Price, Roy Clayton 80, 119 Price, Sylvia Marlene 73, 116 Prince, Rhonda Alcine 80 Pruitt, Charles Martin 80, 109, 123 Pruitt, Gary Lee 80, 126, 128, 142 Pruitt, Kathy JoAnn 57 Pruitt, Polly Jane 87, 129 Pruitt, Sharon Lee 80, 126, 145 Pugh, Barry William 87 Pugh, Ida G. 32, 92, 93, 1 20, 132 Purkey, Michael Terrance 87 q r Radford, Betty 87 Raney, James Lawrence 57 Rector, Billie Sanders 30, 57 Rector, Johnny Jack 87, 101 Rector, Kathy Louise 80, 126 Rector, Linda Carol 73 Reedy, Deborah Kay 57 Reedy, Farron Clay 58 Reedy, Jackie Dean 87, 119 Reedy,Jenny Lou 87 Reedy, Kathy Darlene 73 Reedy, Regan Dawn 80, 120 Reedy, Sandra Gail 80 Reedy, Shelia Lynn 87, 107 Reedy, William Glenn 58, 119 Reith, Cathy Ann 80, 111, 145, 156 Rhodes, Kyle Niven 80, 142 Rhodes, Lyle Evan 80, 128 Rhoten, Larry Allen 87 Richardson, Allen Robert 87 Richardson, Barbara Lee 58, 100, 120 Richardson, Charles Allen 87 Richardson, Charles Wellington 80, 139 Richardson, Danny Lee 87 Richardson, David Allen 80 Richardson, Deborah Kay 58 Richardson, Douglas Arthur 87 Richardson, Jeffery Trent 80 Richardson, Harold Dean 80 Richardson, Rebecca Ann 73, 121 Richardson, Richard James 45, 58, 110 Richardson, Rita Jean 73 Rine, Daniel 87 Rine, Wayne Ray 73 Roark, Donnie Gregory 73 Robbins, Connie Diane 80, 118, 124 Robbins, William Larry 81 Roberts, Michael Wayne 87, 138, 142 Roberts, Richard Steven 73, 136, 142, 150 Robertson, Billie Alvin 81, 119 Robertson, Charlotte Ann 65, 106, 114, 117 Robinson, Debra Sue 73, 118 Robinson, Diane 87 Robinson, Kay Firestone 45, 64, 116 Robinson, Sterling R. 92, 93 Robinson, Susie Faye 81,1 07, 126 Robinson, Vanessa Lynn 87 Rogers, Sherree Darlene 19, 73, 102, 1 06, 116 Roland, David Wayne 81 Roland, Sandra 107 Romans, Calvin Gains 87, 141 Romans, Deborah Lynn 58, 100, 101, 104, 106 Romans, Mary Ellen 87 Romans, Michael David 87, 101,138 Romans, Robert Wayne 73, 128, 130 Ross, Anita Clark 58, 118, 121 Ross, Bobby Edward 87 Ross, Danny Eugene 87 Ross, Gary Dale 81 Ross, Lewis Gale 58 Rouse, Barbara Lynn 58, 118, 129 Rouse, Connie Sue 87 Rouse, Patricia Ann 81 Rousseau, Debbie Lee 81, 1 07, 130, 1 56 Rousseau, Scott Cameron 58, 139 Rowland, Anna Marie 81, 107 Rowland, Sandra Dawn 87 Rowland, Virginia Lee 81, 126 Runyon, Bobby Morris 73, 122 Rupard, Fred Bryan 81 Russell, Brenda Carol 73, 106, 116, 144 Russell, Carol Jane 38, 123, 129 Russell, Carolyn Sue 81 Russell, Charlie 87 Russell, Iris Bethana 73, 129 Russell, Nola Diane 87, 118 Russell, Patricia Ann 73, 106, 116, 117 Russell, Rita Kay 73 Ryburn, Theresa Jane 73 s Sadler, Barbara 1 21 Sage, James Michael 58 Sale, Cheryl Bea 81, 100, 111, 154 Sampson, Gerald Russell 81 Sanders, Debra Sue 59, 118 Sanders, Fielden Odell 87, 100, 101 Sanders, John Henry 59, 121 Sawyer, Charlene 59 Sayers, Angela Carol 81,107 Sayers, Gregory Dale 81 Sayers, J, Larry 92, 137, 138, 141, 150 SCA 100 Scholastic Scoops 132 Schwartz, Dana Eualene 81, 126 Schwartz. Steve Gilbert 59, 110, 118, 139, 140 Science 128 Scott, Amy Elizabeth 87, 107, 130 Scott, Charles David 87 Scott, Jeffrey Jennelle 81, 126, 128, 136 Scott, Mary Preston 100, 107, 145 Scott, Marie 81 Scott, Sandra Mae 81 Scott, Sarah Elizabeth 59, 100, 111, 1 32, 144, 1 51, 156 Scott, Shelia Walton 59 Sebastian, Dennis Ray 87 Sebastian, James Andrew 73 Sexton, Barry Wagner 81 Sexton, Cathy Yvonne 87 Sexton, Johnny Ray 81, 121 Sexton, Karen Regina 82, 121 Sexton, Lynnis Jeanette 82 Sexton, Martha Ann 73, 106, 116 Sexton, Susan Gail 87 Sexton, Thomas Kent 87, 127 Seymour, Connie Sue 82 Seymour, Sandra Kay 73 Sheets, James Keith 87 Sheets, Mary Elizabeth 116, 120 Sheets, Phyllis Lynn 87, 126 Sheets, Cheryl Ann 87, 126, 129 Sheets, Teresa Ann 87 Sheets, Thomas Edward 59 Sheets, W.C. Price 82 Sheets, Vickie 129 Sheets, Wayne 119 Sheffield, Cathy Antoinette 73, 106, 117 Shepherd, James Frederick 59, 108, 116, 134 Shields, Joyce Lucille 10, 45, 59, 65, 114, 116, 117 Shrader, Thelma Ann 87 Shuler, Daniel Earl 73 Shuler, Mary Jean 82 Shuler, William Lee 73 Shumate, Daniel Charles 87 Shupe, Deborah Lynn 73, 106, 113, 129 Shupe, John Preston 66, 73, 117, 126 Shupe, Patricia Diane 87, 1 29 Simons, Phyllis Elaine 87 Simons, Ricky Allen 73, 116, 134 Ski 125 Slagle, Deborah Suzanne 73, 106, 126 Slemp, Danny Abe 87 Slemp, Gary Lynn 58, 65, 1 02, 109 Slemp, Pamela Jean 73, 106 Slemp, Terri Ellen 82, 107, 130 Smith, David Hunt 73, 1 00, 102, 110, 116, 139 Smith, Gary Darrell 82, 127 Smith, Randy Eugene 87, 128 Smith, Ruth S. 92 Smith, Scott Hamilton 59, 1 39, 1 40, 1 50 Snavely, Connie Jo 59, 1 00 Sneed, Robert Russell 59, 110, 111, 124, 142, 150 Snider, Debbie Lynn 73, 100, 111, 144, 156 Soos, Kevin Carl 66, 73, 100, 1 28, 132 Sparger, Sarah Emma 60, 64, 1 00, 101, 106, 111, 116 Spencer, Charlene Melinda 82 Spencer, David 82 Spencer, Donald Wayne 87 Spencer, Joanna Lynn 87 Spencer, Thomas William 87 Sprinkle, David Jonathan 82, 100 Sprinkle, Marcus Scott 87 Sprinkle, Rebecca 92, 107 Stack, Antoinette M. 87 Stack, Gregory Joseph 87, 127 Stack, Rita Mercedes 73 Stambaugh, Sallie Elizabeth 73 Sr. Hi Y 108 Sr. Tri Hi Y 106 Stanley, Diane 92 Steele, Betsy Jane 73, 123 Steele, Brenda 87 Steele, Gregory Beale 82, 110, 136, 142 Stephens, Linda LaVerne 60, 100, 120 Stevens, Dianna Lynn 87, 147 Stewart, Martin Dennis 82, 147 Stillwell, June Leona 73, 123 Stone, Donald Allen 82 Stovall, Roslyn Anderson 60 Stowers, Danny Eugene 87 Sturgill, Glenna Sue 74, 100, 1 06, 113, 116 Sturgill, Judith Lynn 87 Sturgill, Mike Ray 82, 1 19, 127 Sullivan, Jim 92 Surber, Shelia Virginia 82, 114, 117, 126 Swaha, Lydia Veronica 82, 100 V Vandergriff, Jesse Brian 88 VanHoy, Deborah Lynn 82, 107 Varney, Phyllis Fern 88 Varsity 110 Vaught, Carol Lynn 88, 123, 127 Veselik, Evelyn M. 92 Veselik, James Robert 61 Vicars, Lloyd D. 92,95, 122 t Tarter, Carolyn Marie 82 Tarter, Rebecca Ann 87, 107, 129 Tate, Robert Ernest 102, 136 Tate, Susan Elizabeth 66, 67, 74, 106, 113, 116, 130 Taylor, Carolyn Ann 60, 100 Taylor, Dianna Sue 82 Taylor, James Allen 82, 1 09, 110, 142 Taylor, James David 60, 135, 136, 140 Taylor, Richard Steven 87, 119 Teaster, Debra Carol 74, 111, 121 Teaster, Ellen Diane 87, 107 Teaster, Gary Ray 60, 116 Teaster, Gerald Wilburn 87, 127 Teaster, Gregory Allen 82, 1 19 Testerman, Nile Preston 88 Testerman, Phyllis Gaye 74 Testerman, Ronnie Blaire 88 Thomas, Carter Ralph 60, 88 Thomas, Cecil Curtis 88, 119 Thomas, Charles Edward 88 Thomas, Deborah Yvonne 60, 1 06, 111, 113 Thomas, Judy Darlene 60, 1 20 Thomas, Mark Steven 74, 136 Thomas, Roger Dale 88 Thomas, Sherry Diane 82 Thompson, Charles Dillard 138 Thompson, Charles Gwyn 60, 88, 104, 11 0, 139, 140 Thompson, Jane Carolyn 83, 88, 1 07, 145, 1 56 Thompson, Jerry Wayne 88, 138 Thompson, John Wallis 60, 100, 110, 136, 137 Thompson, Joseph Craig 74, 138, 139 Thompson, Robert Wayne 88 Thompson, Roger Lee 88, 138 Thompson, Patricia Susan 74, 1 00, 111, 144, 156 Thompson, William Steven 82, 141, 150 Thweatt, Charles Melvin 82 Thweatt, Retta Lee 88 Tibbs, Mary Jane 88 Tibbs, Robert Darrell 60, 121 Riller, Randy Blaine 82, 138 Tilson, Arthur Lewis 88 Tilson, Daniel Stuart 82, 139 Tilson, Deborah Ann 45, 61,64, 114, 115 Tilson, James Edward 82 Tilson, Johnny David 82 Tilson, Linda Jean 82, 107 Tilson, Roger Andrew 88 Tilson, Sharon Marie 82 Tilson, Susan Marie 61 Tolbert, Allen Irvin 61 Trail, Agnes Kay 82, 114, 118 Trail, Jetty Rebecca 74 Trail, Linda Sherrill 92 Trail, Sandra Elaine 61, 100, 102, 104, 106, 113, 117, 134 Tripp, Terry 88 Tyler, Linda 92 u Umbarger, Emma Catherine 82, 100 Umbarger, Roger Neil 74, 119, 129 Umberger, Bonnie Sue 88 Underwood, David Eugene 88 Underwood, James Mark 88, 100 Upward Bound 123 Untiedt, Thomas Glenn 74 w Waddle, Dunn B. 92, 119 Wagner, Benjamin Stuart 82 Wagoner, Jan Richelle 61, 101, 134 Wagoner, Linda Jane 88, 138, 144 Wagoner, Michael Ross 88, 138 Wagner, Letcher Edward 61, 136, 137, 147 Walker, Debbie Lee 74, 130 Walker, Diana 88, 107, 130 Walker, Laurie Prince 88, 107 Walker, Linda Sue 74, 111, 118, 144 Walker, Marshall Lee 82, 109 Walker, Michael Chandler 66, 74, 108 Wall, Roger C. 92 Walls, Debra Lynn 88 Ward, Debra Jean 82 Ward, John David 88 Ward, Linda Sue 82, 107 Warren, Anita Jeanne 61 Warren, Cheryl Leigh 88, 100, 114 Weaver, Donnie Leon 88, 129 Weaver, Dorothy Jeanette 88, 107, 145, 156 Weaver, Jane 92, 94, 95 Weaver, Marlin Dow 92, 136, 137, 142 Weaver, Patricia 88, 124, 143 Weaver, Thomas Lee 45, 61, 108, 114, 115, 117 Weddle, Mark Hampton 74 Weems, Nancy Armstrong 92, 114, 115 Wegielski, Irena 82 Welch, Sandra Gail 88 Werth, Sally 30,92, 116 West, Donna Gale 74, 123, 129 White, Jackie Catherine 61, 100, 101, 103, 106, 114 115,116, 126 White, Patricia 92, 134 Whitley, George Allen 66, 74, 110, 132, 133, 147 Whitt, Kathy Sue 61 Whitt, Mike James 88, 127 Widener, Alice Imojean 88 Widener, Ernest Lee 82 Widener, Jeannie 74, 120 Widener, Lacy Allen 119 Widener, Sharon Elizabeth 82, 107, 123, 130 Widener, Tommie Eugene 82, 118 Willard, Julian Charles 88 Williams, Alice Colleen 88 Williams, Brenda Mae 88, 1 29 Williams, Buster Lewis 88 Williams, Howard 41, 89 Williams, Frederick Neal 61 Williams, Larry Lincoln 88, 119 Williams, Robert Lewis 61 Williams, Ronald Lee 88 Williams, Ronda Lee 88 Williams, Roy Mike 88 Williams, Walter Steve 88 Willis, Sharon Nell 74 Wilson, Betty 94, 133 Wilson, James Marion 88, 141 Wilson, Thomas Greenwood 88, 130, 133, 141 Winebarger, Jacqueline 62, 1 06, 113 Wingfield, P.G. 94, 113, 126 Winters, Marlene 75, 96, 100 Winters, Marvin 94, 100 Wolfe, Rita Gay 74, 121 Wolfenden, Anne 94, 134 Wood, Cheryl Ann 74 Wood, Linda Sue 82 Woods, Howard Alan 121 Woods, Wilbur Wade 88 Worley, Everette Clifton 88, 119, 127 Wright, Linda Carol 74, 106, 118, 121 Wright, Scott Heiner 74, 142 Wyatt, Rebecca Sue 62, 100, 106, 118 Wymer, Deborah Sue 62 Wymer, Linda Geraldine 62, 100, 106, 120, 126, 132 Wynn, Herman Lynn 88, 129 Wynn, Judith Alice 88 y Yates, Lonna Gay 88 Yette, Evon Deborah 62, 123, 129, 134 Yette, Karen Denise 38, 88, 123, 126, 129 Hurricane precipitation brought showers of joy, torrents of laughter, and trickles of disappointment. As the school year closed, shining goals came in sight. There were tremulous and overflowing emotions. Regret or relief. Seniors or Freshmen, each had a new day to face and, as individual challenges arose, individual Hurricane People met with them with typical stamina and courage. But it was not individuals working for a gap, for whatever they did, the Hurricane People united and worked together. Though some of the people were severed from the final product, there were fond crumbs of memory left in the hearts of the Hurricane People. jjy „ mmmgm