Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1973 volume:

MARION SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Marion, Virginia Volume 38 HURRICANE 1 ACTERS yffr r 1 A L JpF . 1! ,-. uUl 1 73 IN FOCUS Imagine the greatest screen production of all time.. The leading actors and their understudies. Supporting roles played by the eager and ambitious. Walk-on, bit parts for those who are not so interested And the most colorful, vivid location. If you take all of these and stretch your imagination slightly... There it is.. .MSHS in action!))! Teachers and students trying to get it on together... Working and playing, hating and loving. . . Days full of undone work for ome ole !—%% %t!() ? Trying to locate a coacer- vate under high power Or doing two term papers in one six weeks for the same teacher. .. Yes, there are thinkers, doers, observers, and teachers. Each deserving an Academy Award for brinpng ' 73 at MSHS into focus. Pr i ssli i SUL r MSHS. . . ... the greenhouse. . . ... the gym... ... industrial arts.. . .. . the infinite halls and classrooms WHERE IT ALL HAPPENS What ' s the buzz, tell me, WHAT ' S HAPPENIN ' ? Here, there and everywhere ... on the football field. . . . .. under the lights. .. Into the field of education The wandering waifs, groping in the darkness. . . The ink is black, the page is white. Together we learn to read and write, Hum-drum of the classroom The echoing silence of the halls. Scratch, scratch, scratch- The board fills up with notes As Students gain by Sleep¬ learning, EXCUSES!!!! Putting on a show for everyone to see Such HAMS!!! Wait. Seriousness pervades these happy-go-lucky entities With It ' s up to YOU in ' 72! V-O-T-E!!! Each is an individual To each his own— On Location 1973 at MSHS and YOU are there!!! MIGHTS Everyone is enveloped in the limelights of the events. Queens, glowing with radiant beauty. Reigning with splendor over Homecoming subjects. Football fighters, boldly stepping forth. To represent our school. Basketball players, follow¬ ing the bouncing balls To victory. Track stars, racing ahead to take their places In the limelights of the year. Former Queen, Debbie Medley, crowns Rosemary Bass Miss Marion Senior High for 1972-1973. The Miss Marion Senior High Court: Katherine Greer, Beverly Musser, Debbie Evans, and Sharon Albert. 8 Mr. Cox portrays Burt Parks as Cathy Reith takes center stage. Baseball batters, reaching home plate before the ball. Another home run. Moe ' s mighty matmen, wrestling points from the other team. Pro golfers driving for their rightful first place. Academic scholars striving to make the scene. But mainly each student is the life of MSHS. They are the limelight. VIEW Teachers stumble in on Monday morning to face another year. Anticipation, excitement The feeling we have for A new school year. The new look at our teachers. Sizing up. Making mental notes. Band camp, Hoping to create whimsical melodies to set up our spirits. Cheerleading practice. To direct our emotion Majorettes, to set our eyes aflame with their talent and beauty. Mr Winters and Kathy G roseclose peddle lunch tickets in the cafeteria. Finally- The first day In ourselves and in other people. New acquaintances. Old ones freshened by a different outlook on things. We have many more premieres. Pep rally Vying for the magic wand of sheer loudness. College Career Night, A shaky peek into the future. For the Seniors, the ever-important step to life, living. To maturity So as summer vacations fade away. The visions, the good times. All slide back into the portals of books and homework. Whether this is the first of the first. . . the Freshman. . . The first of the last. . .the Seniors. . . We trudge on, ENCORES 10 Shhhh! Shh!.. Silence! Tension mounts, butterflies frolic wildly- The night of nights has finally arrived- Hours and hours of unending practice Will they pay off?? Will we win this game? Will the play be a success? Will they like the routine? In only minutes, we will find out .... KICK OFF, JUMP BALL, ACT ONE!! There ' s nothing like that feeling of sad contentment Knowing we ' ve done our best and we ' re a success The tears . . .are they tears of Happiness Or Tears of desolation . . . ? Both, for we experience both sides of the coin . . . . It ' s hard to be modest when you’re as great as I am Believe in us, trust in us. i HI 12 Action. Movement. Planned precision Key notes in our year, our school, our life. The football games with their bone-crushing plays. Yet so well engineered and perfectly timed. Pure pep. Students giving their last ounce of determination and voice. For one final spurt. Students giving their last whether it be, A goal, two points, a second or a spirit stick. Everyday schooling, Moving with fantastic swift¬ ness between classes. Minds clicking like so many shutters, or whirring like a well-oiled camera. Capturing today on film for a rerun at some future date. 13 ROLL ’m Somebody is gonna get hurt on this play. The time has come, A quite overworked phrase, but also appropriate for this. The stage is set, backdrops ready Everything is in focus. The actors in costume on stage Whether street clothes or an athletic uniform. It doesn ' t really matter. The bell rings or a clock starts ticking away quarters of time A tip off, A race for first place, In the lunch line. In the seconds of a timekeepers watch Or the numbers of lights on a score- board. The cameras of our memories whir into action. Roll ' em. Looks like we did the same thing again. How come everybody loves school so much? There must be a better way. TAKE Looking back on shady visions Things we ' d rather forget Than remember Sad expressions of yesteryear Concentrated feelings into one whole Exhausting emotion You pulled so hard then Disappointment walked in. We tried to keep it away But it didn ' t work Disappointment hits And everyone has it. . . It ' s a contagious Depression. 1 5 Seniors present an inside view of the Rich Valley Homecoming. Jeff Scott and Kenny Parks may someday replace Huntley and Brinkley. CHH] The variety show The bonfire The game Crowning of the Queen Homecoming dance- Big M Country But particularly at Homecoming With the wild frolics and follies Of Hurricane people And the bonfire To spark the flames of Competition. I could have reffed all night! r - f L J 1 H. 16 The highlight of the night came when Teri Harv ey was crowned Queen. Squatty bodies invade MSHS. Big M Country ain’t big enough for the two of us! r. t ... n ! . k A.. These girls are running for Homecoming Queen. The Soulettes jive on! 1 7 Easy Lovin’ . . Fall comes to an end. Another special effect Is created By Reindeer Follies Not members of the Capacabana Line But that was then. This is now. Tinseled hair Glitters The lights in sad But beautiful faces When a young man ' s fancy Turns That means spring is on the way And Spring Love Can ' t be far behind And charm, the lucky girl Awakens too soon Or too late. For either. Ho, ho - don ' t worry about ME falling in! 18 The Prom This was a prom the Seniors will always remember. 19 We danced until Santa Claus. The King and Queen reigned happily. 20 T J [ Illuminating, brightening, and creating. .. Opens doors, brightens horizons Light bulbs, radiating to every nook and cranny of school life A friend to illuminate those dreary days-a bit of personal sunshine bottled into a human package. . . Service and involvement to prevail in ‘ that dim, apathetic world Everywhere one looks-lights of every possible wattage Turning on the entire school. Which light do you choose????? Spotlight on the Big Five. Smokey says, Only you can prevent football fires. Come on Big Red; you can do it!” 21 Manager or Cheerleader? Showing off again! That little bit of ham Coming through Butterflies are free, so are we. . . Immersed in centerstage Every eye is turned In your direction. Hammin ' it up!!! For the first time Shaky, frightened, and a will- l-be-accepted attitude For the last Time. . . Swinging pendulum And Father Time grows bent With age. I ' m Hairy Harry, don ' t you know me no more? With a halftime show like this, who needs the band? 23 Education peeping around corners. Disguised as interesting, informative, inspirational. . . Those Friday morning assemblies that are supposed to be a drag- Somehow, suddenly transformed into an hour of. A hush falls over the auditorium. All eyes turn toward the stage. . . For once, giving the speaker undivided attention that sets the atmosphere. Another assembly on DRUGS!!. . . But wait!! This time a better approach- 24 Guest-cons telling it like it is. t Questions after lunch, feeling free to talk. . . Education masquerading. . . Safety . . .seemingly uninteresting. However, a shocking movie brings it to MSHS. Discussion with officers who know the reality of a cold world. Education playing games, again. . . A lesson on thankfulness from one of the divinity who has something to be thankful for. All part of education. People from outside worlds, coming to MSHS, and leaving an impression. A lasting impression from a world of strange, foreign things. . . A WORLD OF FOREIGN FILMS Mama, Papa, and — BABY!!! 25 Talent abounds On the stage In the hall Everywhere At MSHS ' 73 is focused Through the eyes Of the fretting players Exhausting their last Hours Of the final joys Focusing ' 73 Through thousands of pairs of Eyes. Line-up for MSHS Homecoming Court. The trouble with angels Bach Beethoven BARROW!! High-stepping to Run, Run, Run i ' Even the trees are dressed up around here! These are the best dressed Seniors of MSHS. Individuality finds yet another course Another way to express itself; Through the attire of those attending MSHS. The blue jean market Has to be booming If our school is any indication Of what is being worn. Women ' s lib Strikes down to the jeans. Of course No winners in Wo men ' s Wear Daily But who ' s trying to be on The 10 Best-Dressed List? We just compete for The 10 Most-Washed-Out, Faded Worn Ragged And patched Blue Jeans. It’s up to the individual. You don ' t usually come to school this formal, do you? 27 The Marionette, Alias, the Daily Planet Scholastic Scoops Broadcast of worldwide and local news. The daily bulletin The 12 o ' clock news. The School Calendar Our Calendar of Events. The Hurricane Capturing the sand of time. Miss Keller helps Debbie Cox and John Shupe become great actors. The Marionette staff labors over the next issue. Katherine Greer plans new pages for the yearbook Scholastic Scoops is not all work and no play 28 Hey all you Hurricane fans, stand up and clap your hands! Go, Red, GO!!! A silent flick?? Not MSHS Searching everywhere for the best audio technicians Finding them in the most un expected places In the bandroom, in the classroom, on the football field, in the gym Sounds of fun. Sounds of learning. Sounds of victory. Sounds of depression. MSHS Scene 3 • Take 7. Lots of action and Lots of noise. A voice asking for a friend, A voice praying for a victory, A thousand responses offering their companionship. A thousand Go-Red Go’s! lending support. Each technician acheiving perfection to produce a film like no other. A ' 73 not only in Focus, But coming in loud and clear! The Pep Band raises more spirit at the Variety Show Now coach, you know I’m always right! 29 Can you see my knees shaking ? 1 Lights, please! A flicker. . . And the world is it. Some mysterious hand Waved a magic wand And all lands were lit. Or the backdrop Suddenly appears And rumors whisper Of how elves came In the night And- Poof! The work was done. To all those Behind the Scenes Who don ' t receive All of their rightful recognition To everyone Who made this possible. The cliche is overworked But it ' s true Without those nameless many. Lots of happenings WOULDN ' T have HAPPENED. Gloriana the Twelfth, where do you buy your crowns? 30 Scholastic Scoops co producers prepare for another show Meatballs to be thrown or eaten Personally I like it 31 L AMOUR EST... TOUTES FORMES ET . _ DININSIONS ET 0 m % COULEU S ♦ ♦ French students illustrate the meaning of love. Blooming colors Sprouting from the wall. Greetings! Welcome to MSHS! Picturesque reproductions Of a Michaelangelo idea. The cocked beret; A palette in the left hand; And daubs of paint On canvas and self; And the scene is complete. Les Artistes!!! As, they are the ones who bring A bit of culture And the finer things in life To MSHS. They are the carriers Of fine art That infiltrates The school. MSHS - a storehouse of future Michaelangelos. Posters show us some of today ' s ideas. 32 Press this lever The politicians speak. DOCUMENTARY Stop the confusion! Listen to the world. . . become involved. Shed the stillness of an ado¬ lescent and mutate into a concerned member of the family of man. Care enough to campaign, to tax all energies for the candidate in whom you believe. . . Speak to an audience of 500 pairs of scrutinizing eyes and tell for what you and your man stand. . . Experience that high of victory when your man wins, or the agony of total defeat- Assume another identity of council member, mayor, secretary of Chamber of Commerce. . .Do your part in local government. . . End the accusations of twisted meanings, unkept promises. Voice the opinion that counts-- YOURS! For only a couple days in the - be involved-- Express your ideas and find out what ' s happening out¬ side of Marion Senior High.. SURPRISED?!!! Some win. Some lose. 33 STAND BY Reach out and touch some¬ body ' s hand, Show them you care. Smile! Brighten someone ' s day. No matter how short or how tall. How big or how small. . . We are all equal. We share a common bond. Each is part of MSHS. Share and care. Don ' t overlook anyone because of unfamiliarity. Learn to know and love all. Chat and laugh. Tell them you understand. Broaden your horizon. Communicate! One act of kindness or one word of praise. . . Say it! Mean what you say! Help others to strive for their goal. Please stand by. Your smile, your sense of caring. They make someone ' s day. . . WORTHWHILE. I ' ve got an idea! Will somebody please stop the rain! Ah, you did it! Are you sure this is the right amount? Please, Can ' t you wait one minute! 34 The cheerleaders get together to discuss the game What ' s in there? Put your money where your mouth is! What did you say? ' 35 Everyone knows that the best ti me to sleep is during class! Endless term papers. Games cheered for Myriads of papers to keep in line. Clubs to attend. Grades to bolster Words on words, pages on pages. Numbers float without meaning in front of you. Pencils become part of your hand. SLOW DOWN! ' Take a little nap in that English Class. Close those bloodshot eyes for a while. Rest the cramped hand That wrote that whole rough draft Last night. Forget just a little of that homework and Take it easy. Make it up some other time. Pull up a chair, sit for a while After a gruelling physical education class. Slump down in your desk a little! Read a Magazine in study hall. Eat lunch slowly for a change. Let your pen cool off. TAKE FIVE! This is hardly the time for the sand man to be pestering Danny Slemp. 36 The rain in Spain falls mainly on J. Arthur Aha! So there you are! 37 That perfect assembly. . . The unforgettable Senior Play. . . Who is responsible for all this work? Somewhere, in a seemingly apathetic world, a special group of Reds coming shining through. A band of do-gooders that care for ole MSHS. Without praise, those students serve An integral part of school life. Performing without credits Or recognition. A standing ovation is due as they complete their command performance. For they make us Number 1. Coach Harkins tells it like it is. Teri, don ' t go to sleep at a time like this!! 38 Checkmate! I «-� ■ frUl - Students plan for Black History Week. 39 Greetings Life is not all that awful. Flowering friendships and New relations with people That show you really care Don ' t let life in the big City get you down. Friendships are the most im¬ portant part of life What is life without FRIENDS And what are friends for If not to help one another Mutual helpfulness It takes two to make a Friendship work. Both sides One for the other; Thanks to you it ' s working! Skilled art students share their talents in teaching Junior High students. Aleta Catron concentrates on making Noah ' s Ark a success. Wow, that ' s some lollipop. T GUT! NO CONCRETE JUNGLE HERE Life without suppression Is so painfully beautiful. No fencing in by unopened Doors. The Big Building--the new wing With so many-where, where To put them all. . . Big MSHS has a personality All its own. Bustle, boisterous, bragging. Pervaded with silence When there are none. No one left For a while And the cycle starts again With the dawning of a new day Shiny reflections from the gym Floor. So new, so important Adding a lot of prestige to Cheers echoed Silence was not disappointed Both sat Side by Side In one place Oxy moronic. Green leaves nosing Towards the air The sun. LIFE. . . In the greenhouse Nurture each plant Let not one die But build on With the shop From foundation to Finished product The maze winds along Corridors and classrooms Gym lobby lockers Earth and evergreen Board and building. To match wits with each one Concluding with MSHS A pendulum swings back and forth Between Pits of despair And Number Nine Clouds; There ' s still a lot of those In the sky. . . . And t he final shutter clicks . . . . . . And the last camera Grinds to an agonizing Halt . . . CUT! 41 Finally reaching our goal, our pinnacle of success After many years of struggle. We arrived on the first day of school, the set for our per¬ formances. Different somehow, more mature, more aware of our sense of being. Most of all with a common goal and a strong bond between us. The hectic schedule of filming was soon begun, however. Beauty pageants Homecoming, the finale to our wondrous football life at MSHS. Then the senior trip Anticipations to build Dreams to reach Heritage to reach and to touch, conquer, and even hold in your hands, A far cry from the dry words on some page But first the all important percentage of the senior class going Begging, Crawling on bent knees to a stubborn person. Even a little physical persuasion never did any harm. Susan Tate - Secretary, Mark Thomas - Vice President, Jo Burkett - Treasurer “THE LAST PICTURE SHOW” Charmane Lowe - Historian and Mrs. Echols and Senior Class Pres., Bimbo Blevins discuss graduation plans. Katherine Foreman - Reporter. 44 CONNIE SUE ADDINGTON Jr. Tri-Hi Y 9; FHA 11; Band 8. MICHAEL DAVID AKER Hurricane 11, 12; Jr. Profiles 8, 9 - Bus. Mgr.; Science 8; Beta 11, 12; Freshman Play; Scholastic Letter 11; Chess 10; Drama 9. BONNIE MARLENE ANDERS - FBLA 12; FHA 12; Basketball 12. CHARLES LEON ANDERSON - FFA 8; Indus¬ trial Arts 12; DE 10. JEFF EUGENE ANDERSON - Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12; Varsity 11, 12; Pep 10, 11; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12-Pres.; Basketball 8; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. CYNTHIA JEAN ARMSTRONG - Chorus 8, 9. SANDY KAY ARMSTRONG - Science 9; DE 11, 12; Library 9-V. Pres.; Pep 9. JOY CHARLENE BALL - FHA 8, 9; Science; Latin 12; Library 8, 9, 10-Treas., 11; Art Show 11 . DEBORAH LEAH BARKER - Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9; Forensic 8; Industrial Arts 9, 10; Pep 9; Track 8, 9; Class Officer 9-Historian; Ski 11; Chess 10. PETE SPENCER BARROW - SCA 12-Rep.; Chess 12. WILLIAM BAYNARD BARTON Pep 11, 12; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; All State Band 10, 11; Ski 11 , 12 . DIANE BRIDGET BASS - Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; Majorette 10; Cheerleader 11. GORDON HARVEY BASS - Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12; Latin 12; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 10, 11, 12; Jr. Play; Ski 10, 11, 12; Chess 10, 11, 12; Astronomy 8, 10. ROSEMARY CATHERINE BASS - SCA 11, 12; GAA 10, 11, 12; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Majorette 8, 9, 10, 11, 12-Head; Basketball 8, 10, 11, 12; Track 11; Miss Marion Sr. High School 12; 11-Court; Apple Festival Court 12; Homecoming Court 12; Class Officer 9-Sec., 10-Treas., 11-Sec.; Ski 11, 12. KENNETH WARREN BAUMAN - Marionette 12-Sports Ed.; Jr. Hi-Y 9; Varsity 11, 12; Spanish 9, 10; Beta 11, 12; Track 8, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11; Boys ' State. 45 CYNTHIA JEAN BENNETT - Enrolled in Col¬ lege Preparatory Course. ERNEST JACKSON BIVENS, JR. - Jr. Hi-Y 9; Varsity 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 11. ANITA LEE BLEVINS - Marionette 1 1-Ass ' t. Bus. Mgr., 12-Bus. Mgr.’; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep 10, 12; Beta 11-V. Pres., 12; Cheerleader 12; Jr. Play - Prop Chairman; Citi¬ zenship Award 11; Scholastic Letters 9, 10. CLIFTON WAYNE BLEVINS - SCA 8, 10, 11, 12; Jr. Sr. Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Varsity 12; DE 10, 11; Football 8, 12; Class Officer 10-V. Pres., 11 -Pres., 12-Pres. JAMES DENNIS BLEVINS - Football 8, 9; Track 8; Ski 11, 12. JONITHAN LYNN BLEVINS - SCA 8, 9-Pres., 10, 12-Pres.; Varsity 10, 12; Football 8, 9, 10; Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 8; Boys ' State 12; Class Officer 10. KAREN JUNE BLEVINS - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 9; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 8; FTA 11. MICHAEL GILBERT BLEVINS - FFA 8, 9, 10, 11,12; Pep 8, 9; Track 8, 9. PATRICIA LEE BLEVINS - SCA 11, 12; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 12; Spanish 9; Chorus 8. TERESA ANN BLEVINS - SCA Rep. 12; FHA 8, 9, 10-Sec., 12-V. Pres.; DE 10; Valentine Court 10; Horticulture 12. WARREN EDWARD BONHAM - FFA 8; Spa¬ nish 10, 11; Basketball 8; Class Officer 8-Repo- rter; Scholastic Letter 10. DEBORAH KAYE BROWN - FBLA 12; Chorus 12; Class Officer 8-Reporter; Class Play 8; Jr. Red Cross 11,12-Sec. PATRICIA DUNN BUCHANAN - Marionette 11, 12-News Ed.; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10-Songleader, 11-Sec., 12; GAA 12; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Band 8; FTA 12; Track 11; Jr. Play- Student Director; Scholastic Letter 10; Scarlettes 11, 12-Capt. REBECCA RICHARDSON BUCK - DE 10, 11, 12 . MARGARET LOUISE BURKE - Jr. Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 10, 12; FHA 9; Forensic 12; Pep 9; FTA 12; Powderpuff Football 10, 11-Capt.; Jr. Play; Scholastic Letter 11. 46 JO REDA FAYE BURKETT - SCA 9-V. Pres.; GAA 11, 12; Science 8, 9; Pep 8, 9; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 12-Sec.; Upward Bound 10! 11; Ski 11 ALLEN DALE BUSH - Varsity 11-Treas.; DE 10, 11, 12; Football 9,11. BETTY ANN BYRD Library 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep 10, 1 1, 12; Chorus 8. LARRY EDWARD CALLAHAN - Science 8. BETTY SUE CASSELL - FBLA 11; FHA 8, 10, 11; Science 8; Forensic 11; DE 12; Library 9; Pep 9; Basketball 8. ALETA CAROL CATRON Hurricane 12; SCA 12; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12-Pres.; MGA 11; Latin 9, 10, 11, 12-V. Pres.; Beta 11, 12; Girls ' State 11. TINA LOUISE CHURCH - SCA 9; FBLA 11, 12; FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 8; Softball 8. LINDA SUSAN CLAWSON - Hurricane 12-Pho- tographer; SCA 12; Jr. Sr. Tri Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 1 1, 12-Pres.; Science 8, 9-V. Pres., 10; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FTA 12-V. Pres.; Basketball 10-J.V. Mgr.; Track 9; Cheerleader 8-Co. Capt.; Ski 10, 11, 1 2 Trip Chairman; Astronomy; Horti¬ culture 12; Scarlettes 9, 10, 11, 12-Capt. KIMBELL LEE COE - Hurricane 12; Pep 10; Beta 11, 12; Scholastic Letters 9, 10, 11. Tl MOTH Y L YN COE - Scholastic Letter 11. SYDRA DARLIET COLLEY - Jr. Tri Hi-Y 9, 10; Science 8; Library 8; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 8; Art Awards 10, 11; Upward Bound 11; Drama 8 . WALTER LELAN CONKLIN - FFA 8, 10, 11, 12 . BRENDA SUE CONNER - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 12; Beta 11, 12; Band 8. ROBERT KEITH CONNER - SCA 8; Spanish 10, 11; Beta 1 1, 12; Band 8, 9; All Region Band 9. ROSALIE COPENHAVER - FHA 8; Scholastic Letter 9. 47 ELIZABETH LYNN CORNETT - SCA 8-Rep.; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 8, 9, 11-Reporter, 12-Historian; Chorus 8; Basketball 8-Mgr.; Valentine Court 11; Horticulture 12-Re- porter; Annual Staff 8. STEVEN COSGROVE - Varsity 10, 11, 12-Pres.; Football 9, 10, 11, 12-Mgr. CONNIE BERNICE COX - FHA 11; Library 9; Pep 9; Chorus 9, 11. DEBRA LAJEAN COX - Forensic 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Upward Bound 10, 11, 12; Scarlettes 12; Drama 1 1; FHA 9. DEBRA ANN CRESS - FBLA 12; FHA 12; Library 9; Pep 8. RHONDA GATES CRESS - Upward Bound 11. CURTISS WAYNE CULLOP - Ind. Arts 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Letter 11. DEBORAH PARKS DEAN - FHA 10; DE 12; Library 9; Pep 9; Basketball 8; Forensic 11. PAMELA JEAN DEBORD - Hurricane 12; SCA 12-Rep.; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; GAA 12; Scien ce 8; Beta 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12. JOHN MILTON DE HART - Jr. Profiles 8; Marionette 10; SCA 8; Varsity 11, 12; Science 8, Football 8, 9, 10; Track 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9; Scholastic Letters 10, 11; Regional Science Fair 10-3rd place; Astronomy 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Jr. Red Cross 11, 12; Congressional Page-2nd session of 92nd Congress. BARBARA ANN DELP - DE 10, 11, 12; Jr. Red Cross 11. SHARON ANNE DILLOW - Enrolled in Business Course. STELLA ANN DOLINGER - FBLA 11; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10. DEBRA JEAN DYSON - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 12; Science 8; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Band 8,9, 10, 11,12; Science Fair Winner 8; All Regional Band 11; Astronomy 8; Drama 8. MADONNA LYNN ECHOLS - SCA 8, 9, 10; FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 10, 11, 12-Pres.; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 8, 9; FTA 10; Basketball Mgr. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. 48 NANCY LOUISE ECHOLS - DE 11. CARL GENE ELLEDGE - Spanish 9, 10; Band 8; V.I.C.A. 11-Rep., 12-Chairman of Rep. JANICE CHARLENE ELLEDGE - Hurricane 11, 12-Club Ed.; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10 Historian, 11, 12-Treas.; Science 8; Forensic 11, 12; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 8-Sec.; FTA 11,12. KATHY CHARLENE ELLIS - FBLA 12; FHA 12; Pep 9. THERESA FAYE EMERSON Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 11; FHA 8; Pep 10, 11; FTA 12; Drama 8. HAROLD LYNN EPPERSON - Varsity 12; Track 11; Wrestling 11; Freshman Play; Scholastic Letters 10, 11; Upward Bound 10. DEBORAH KAYE EVANS - SCA 9-Sec.; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11-Songleader, 12; FHA 10; Forensic 12; Library 9-Pres.; Beta 11, 12; Chorus 8; Miss Marion Sr. High Court 12; Scholastic Letters 10, 11; Horticulture 12; Ecology 11. GENESIA ANN FLEENOR - FBLA 12; FHA 8, 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Library 9. KATHERINE OSBORNE FOREMAN - Marion¬ ette 11, 12-Feature Ed.; SCA 11, 12-Committee Chairman; Jr. Tri Hi-Y 9; GAA 10, 11, 12; Pep 9, 10, 11; Beta 11, 12; Basketball 9, 11, 12; Cheerleader 8-Capt., 9, 10-Co. Capt., 11, 12-Capt.; Class Officer 9-V. Pres., 11-Treas.; Jr. Play; Girls ' State 11; Citizenship Award 11, 12. APRIL HARPER FRAZIER SCA Rep.; GAA 11, 12; Pep 8-V. Pres., 9; Basketball 8, 10, 11; Softball 8; Upward Bound 10. CATHY MARIE GAMBLE - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Library 8; Pep 8, 9, 10, 12; Band 8, 9 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Astronomy 8; Ecology 12 , REGINA ANNE GILBERT - Hurricane 11, 12-Copy Ed.; SCA 12; Science 8; Forensic 9, 10-Treas., 11, 12-Pres.; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Scholastic Letters 9, 10, 11; Outstanding Choral Student 8; Outstanding Forensic Club Member 10; Drama 10; Scarlettes 10; Thespian Society 10, 11 -V. Pres., 12-Pres.; GAA 12; Chorus 8; Forensic Winner 8, 9, 10, 11, 12- County, District, Regional; French Contest Win¬ ner 11. JOHN KENNETH GLENN - Band 8; Basketball 9. DAVID EUGENE GOBLE - Basketball 10. ROBERT EUGENE GOODMAN - Jr. Hi-Y 9, 10-Chaplain; Basketball 8; Math 12. 49 PAUL TIMOTHY GRAVES - Industrial Arts 8; Football 8; Basketball 8, 9, 10. MARY ELLEN GRAYBEAL - SCA 10; Scholas¬ tic Scoops 11, 12; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 12; Science 8; GAA 10, 11, 12; Latin 9, 10; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Basketball 8-Mgr.; Cheerleader 9; Jr. Play; Scholastic Letter 11; Ski 10, 11; Scarlettes 11, 12. GINA DENISE GREER - Hurricane 12; SCA 8, 12-Committee Chairman; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 8; Forensic 12; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Chorus 8; FT A 11, 12; Scholastic Letters 9, 10, 11; County Science Fair Winner 10; YMCA Conference on National Af f 3 ! rs KATHERINE McCAULEY GREER - Hurricane 12; SCA 11, 12-Committee Co-Chairman; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 10-Charity Drive; Miss Marion Sr. High Court 11, 12; Chilhowie Apple Festival Court 12; Scholastic Letters 10, 11; Scarlettes 11; Who ' s Who Among High School Students In Amer. 12. JAMES EUGENE GROSS - Industrial Arts 8, 9; DE 11, 12, Baseball 10. DANIEL RUSS GUYNN - Science 11-Sec., 12-Treas.; Scholastic Letters 10, 11; Mr. Mathe¬ matics 11; Astronomy 8, 9, 10. JAMES TERRY HALL - Enrolled in General Course. KAREN KAYE HALL - DE 10, 11, 12; Pep 8, 9; Chorus 8. PHYLLIS JEAN HALL - GAA 11,12; Basketball 8, 10, 11, 12; Track 8, 9; Horticulture 11, 12-T reas. GRAHAM HUBBLE HANCOCK - FFA 11, 12. RONALD DeVERE HARMON - Projector 9. KATHY DELAINE HARRIS - Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11; FHA 8, 10, 11, 12; Library 10, 11-Sec.; Pep 8, 9, 10 . LORI ANN HARRUFF - GAA 8, 10; Science 8; Latin 9, 10; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10. KIM THOMAS HARVEY - SCA 8, 9, 10-Rep., 11 - V. Pres; Varsity 10, 11, 12; Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 8, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9-Pres; Citizenship Award 9, 11 . TERI GREY HARVEY - SCA 8, 9, 10, 11; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; GAA 11, 12; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; BAsketball 8, 9, 10-Capt„ 11, 12-Capt.; Track 8, 11; Cheerleader 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Citizenship Award 11; Ski 10; Homecoming Queen - ' 72. 50 BETTY MAE HASH - Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Reporter, 12; Science 8-Treas., 9; Latin 11, 12-Sec.; Beta 11, 12; Scholastic Letters 10, 11. RONALD GREGORY HASH - Enrolled in Gene¬ ral Course. ESTHER ESTELLA HAULSEE Hurricane 12 Sr. Ed.; Library 8, 9, 10; Pep 11, 12; Jr. Play-Publicity Committee. PATRICIA ANNE HAULSEE - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep 12; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Horticulture 12; Drama 8. CHARLOTTE LORETTA HAWTHORNE FBLA 12; FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Library 9. DEBORAH FAY HEATH - Enrolled in Vocation¬ al Course. CYNTHIA ANNE HELMS - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Pep 12; Chorus 8; Track 9. DARLENE CAROL HENDERSON - FHA 11; DE 11, 12. MARY PATRICIA HENRY - SCA 12; Scholastic Scoops 9, 10, 11-Asst. Feature Ed., 12-Co- Producer - Director; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 11, 12-Treas.; Pep 10, 11, 12-Reporter; Scarlettes 10, 11, 12-Capt. The Seniors expect to light their way to Washington with these ... and here comes the light tasV force. Mrs. Wilson, along with upperclassmen , Patty Russell and Susan Tate examine graduation paraphernalia. 51 RONNIE EUGENE HESS - SCA 8, 9, 11, 12; Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12; Varsity 12; Football 8, 12; Track 8, 11; Wrestling 11. JACKIE MARIE HESTER - FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12-Treas.; Library 8. LINDA DIANE HICKS - FBLA 11, 12; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; FHA 8; Pep 12; Scholastic Letter 11. JILL ANNE HINTON - Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 12; Forensic 11-Treas., 12-Treas.; Pep 12; Basketball 11; Homecoming Court 11, 12; Thespian 12; Drama 11 . JAMES DOUGLAS HODGES - Football 9; Track 9; Wrestling 9; Chess 10, 11, 12. DAVID ANDREW HOLMES - VArsity 12; Science 8; Football 8, 10; Track 8; Wrestling 9, 11 , 12 . REBECCA LYNN HORNE - Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; FHA 8; Pep 12; Basketball 8, 10. TERESA ANN HUDSON - SCA 9, 12-Rep.; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; Science 8; Spanish 9, 10; Pep 8, 9; Beta 11, 12-Scrapbook Chairman; Scholastic Letter 10; Art Awards 10, 11, 12; Drama 12. THOMAS DYER HUFF - Varsity 11, 12; Pep 12; Football 11, 12; Jr. Play; Ski 12; Drama 12. ROBERT ALEXANDER HUNTER - SCA 9, 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Scoops 12; Jr. Sr. Hi-Y 9-Chaplain, 10-Pres., 11-Reporter, 12-Pres.;MGA 12; Varsity 10, 11, 12; Science 8; Band 8; Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 8, 10; Track 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12; Ski 10, 11, 12; Astronomy 8. GREGORY DANIEL HUTTON - Enrolled in General Course. JOE HOWARD HUTTON - Industrial Arts 10, 1 1, 12; DE 10. KENNETH EMORY HUTTON - Science 9, 12; Pep 12; Band 8, 9; Golf 11, 12; Scholastic Letter 9; Science Fair Winner 11; Math 12. LESTER KEITH HUTTON - Enrolled in General Course. KIMBERLY SUE JENSEN - SCA 10, 12; Scho¬ lastic Scoops 12; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; GAA 11, 12; Pep 8, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12-Mgr.; Cheerleader 10; Merit’s Who ' s Who 12; Ski 10, 11-Treas., 12-Pres.; Scarlettes 9, 12. 52 DIANE LYNN JOHNSON - SCA 12; FHA 8, 9, 10, 1 1 -V. Pres., 12-Pres; Science 8; Beta 11, 12; Pep 8; FHA Girl of the Year 9. BRENDA GAIL KEGLEY • Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 11, 12; FHA 8; Pep 11, 12; Upward Bound 10; Drama 8. THOMAS OTTO KELLY - Industrial Arts 11, 12-Pres.; DE 12; Scholastic Letter 11. BARBARA GAYE KEYS - FBLA 12; Basketball 8; Jr. Red Cross 11. EDWARD GARLAND KEYS - SCA 8, 9, 10; Jr. Sr. Hi-Y 10-Treas., 11-V. Pres.; Varsity 10, 11, 12-Treas.; Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 11; Wrestling 10, 11; MG A 11. DAVID CARROLL KILLINGER - SCA 11; FFA 11; Football 8. CHERYL ELAINE KIRK - Hurricane 12-Editor; SCA 12; Jr. Tri Hi-Y 9; GAA 10, IITreas., 12-Reporter; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta 11-Treas., 12; Basketball 8, 9, 10-Capt.; Track 8, 11; Cheerleader 8; Girls ' State 11; Scholastic Letters 9, 10, 11; Ski 10, 11, Scarlettes 11. KATHY KUESTER - Pep 12; Ski 12. SARAH ANN LAMBERT - SCA 10, 11, 12-Com- mittee Chairman; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; GAA 12; Science 9; Pep 10, 12; Band 8, 9; Scarlettes 11, 12 . DEBBIE CAROL LEE Library 9, 10; Pep 10; Upward Bound 10, 11, 12. ELIZABETH ANNE LEONARD - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10-Rep., 11, 12; FHA 8; Science 8; Forensic 11, 12; Latin 12; Library 8; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FTA 10, 11, 12-Sec.-Treas. RUTH FRAZIER LEONARD - Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 10; FHA 9; Band 8. NANCY CAROLYN LEONARD - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 11, 12; FHA 8; Pep 9, 10, 11. MELANIE L. LINKENHOKER - Jr. Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Forensic 12; Pep 10, 11, 12; Band 8; Track 11, 12; Upward Bound 12. ALAN LEE LINKOUS - SCA 12-Reporter; Var¬ sity 10, 11, 12; Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 8,9, 10, 11, 12; Track 8, 11, 12; Golf 9, 10; Chess 10. 53 TERESA LYNN LITTLE - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9- Sec., 10, 11, 12; Spanish 11, 12; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10; FTA 11, 12; Track 8, 9, 10; Ski 10, 11, Chess 11; Astronomy 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. CHARMANE McGEE LOWE - FB LA 11, 12-Sec.; FHA 10, 11, 12; Library 9-Reporter. DAVID LOWE - Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Horticulture 10- Sergeant at Arms. CHARLOTTE ANN MABE - FBLA 12; FHA 8. LOUIE FRANKLIN MADRIE - Industrial Arts 9. LINDA McMAHAN MARCHANT - FHA 8, 9, 10 , 11 , 12 . CONNIE JEAN McALLISTER - FHA 8, 9, 10 11 , 12 . MARIA KAYE McFAR LANE - Marionette 12; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep 8, 9; Class Officer, 10-Reporter; Crisco Award 11; Valedictorian. DAVID LOUIS McGHEE - Jr. Sr. Hi-Y 9, 10, 12; Varsity 10, 11, 12; Pep 12; Football 10; Track 10; Upward Bound 10. DEBBIE CAROL MclNTYRE - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10, 12-Chaplain; Beta 11,12. DIANE RITA McKINNON - SCA 12-Rep.; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 12; FHA 8-Historian; Science 8, 9-Sec.; Library 8, 9; Freshman Play; Horticulture 12, Beta 12. DIANE MARIE MEDLEY - Spanish 9; Library 8; Annual 8. PHYLLIS ANNE MEEK - Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; FHA 9-Pres., 10, 11-Chaplain, 12; Science Fair Winner 9; Horticulture. ALISA CAROL MERCER - SCA 12-Rep.; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10-Chaplain, 11-Sergeant at Arms, 12; GAA 11, 12; Pep 10, 11; FTA 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; SCA 8-V. Pres.; Upward Bound 10, 11. TERESA LYNN Ml LLER - Science 8; Spanish 9, 10; Library 8; Pep 12; Basketball 8. 54 BRADLEY KEITH MOORE - SCA 9-Rep.; Var¬ sity 12; Latin 11, 12; Football 9; Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Astronomy 8, 9-Reporter. GERALD GLENN MOORE - Science 8; Pep 8, 9, 12; Horticulture 12. DELORES ANNE MORAN - Hurricane 11, 12; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 8; Forensic 11, 12; Pep 10, 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Chorus 8-Music Librarian; FTA 11, 12; Class Officer 11-Reporter; Powder Puff Football 10, 11-Co-Capt. NANCY SUSAN MORRELL - Jr. Profiles 8; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hl-Y 9, 12; Pep 9, 12; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; All Regional Band 11; Horticulture 12; Drama 8. MARIE ANN MOSER - FHA 8; Pep 12; Chorus 8 . JOHN PAUL MURPHY - Marionette 9-J.V. Sports; SCA 9, 10, 11, 12; Charity Drive Com¬ mittee; Scholastic Scoops 11; 12; Sr. Hi-Y 12; Varsity 11, 12; Pep 11, 1 2; Footbal 18,9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball Mgr. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 8, 10, 11, 12; Ski 11,12. SELINA DIANNE MURRAY - FBLA 10, 11, 12; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; FHA 8; Science 9; Library 9, 10; Pep 8, 10, 11, 12. CHERYL VIRGINIA MUSSER - Hurricane 12 - Freshman Ed.; Library 10; Pep 8, 10, 11, 12; Jr. Play-Publicity; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10. DAVID CURTIS NOONKESTER - Scholastic Scoops 11, 12-News Ed.; Varsity 10; Sciences, 9-Pres., 11-Chaplain, 12; Football 8, 10, 12; Track 8; Fr. Play; Jr. Play; Scholastic Letter 11; Ski 11, 12; Model Rocketry 9-Pres., 10-V. Pres.; Chess 10-Pres., 11 12-V. Pres.; Astronomy 8, 9. Seniors display their prized animals. The Class of ' 73 sings the alma mater, realizing that this is their last Homeco mi ng. 55 PEGGY JEANETTE OLINGER - DE 11; Pep 9; Chorus 1 2; Jr. Red Cross 11, 12; Drama 12. EARNEST JUNIOR OSBORNE - FFA 8, 9, 12. NELLIE ANN OSBORNE - Library Aid-12; Scholastic Letter 11. ROSEMARIE KELL OSBORNE - SCA 9, 10; Library 8, 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Chorus 8-Treas., 9-Pres., 11, 12; All Regional Chorus 9, 10, 11; Scholastic Achievement 8; Outstanding Choral Student 9; Best All Round Choral Student. BARBARA JEAN OVERBAY - Jr. Tri-Hi-Y FFIA 8, 9; Science 9; Library 8, 9. 10 ; JIM DONALD OVERBAY - Baseball 9, 10, 11. JAMES CLINTON OWENS - FFA 10, 12; Horti¬ culture 10, 1 1, 12. CHARLES EDWIN PARKS - Enrolled in Voca¬ tional Course. EVA HENRIETTA PARKS- FHA 8; Library 11; Pep 11. GERALD DENNIS PARKS - Science 8, 11; Band 8, 9, 11, 12; Dance Band 11; Basketball 10; Ski 11; Chess 1 1; Jr. Red Cross 11. JULIE ANN PARKS - Beta 12. KENNETH EARL PARKS - Marionette 12; SCA 9, 12; Varsity 10, 11, 12; Science 8; Library 10, 11, 12; Pep 8; Football 8, 10, 11, 12-Mgr.; Basketball 8, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9-Mgr., 11; Jr. Play; Ski 11. SUSAN NANCY PARLIER - Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 10. DEBORAH COX PARSONS - Enrolled in Busi¬ ness Course. NANCY GA IL PARSONS - SCA 8-Treas„ 11, 12-Rep.; FBLA 9; FHA 9; GAA 10, 11, 12; Science 8; Spanish 9; Pep 10, 11, 12; Chorus 8; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 8, 9; Cheerleader 10, 11; Homecoming Court 11; Upward Bound 10; Ski 11; Scarlettes 9. 56 JOHN MILTON PERKINS - Enrolled in General Course. PAMELA SUE PICKLE - Track 8. ANN LEE POE - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 12; Library 8; Pep 8, 10, 11, 12-Sec.; Ski 10, 11; Scarlettes 12 Mgr. DIXIE BURCHETT PRATER - SCA 12-Rep.; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Science 10; Latin 11, 12; Library 8; Pep 8; Beta 11, 12; Band 8, 9. ROY CLAYTON PRICE - FFA 8, 9-Pres„ 10, 11 -V. Pres., 12-Pres.; Freshman Play. SYLVIA MARLENE PRICE - Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; FHA 8; Beta 11, 12; Horticulture 12. LINDA CAROL RECTOR - DE 11, 12-V. Pres. RITA RUSSELL RECTOR - Pep 9. KATHY DARLENE REEDY - FBLA 12; FHA 9. ROGER DAVID REEDY - FFA 8, 9, 10. 1 1, 12; Horticulture 9, 10, 11, 12. THOMAS HOWARD REEDY - FFA 8, 9, 10, 1l, 12 . RITA JEAN RICHARDSON - FHA 8; Science 8, 9; Library 11; Scholastic Letter 11; Art Award 11 . WAYNE RAY RHINE - V.I.C.A. Contestant 11. GEORGE WILLIAM ROBERTS - Enrolled in General Course. RICHARD STEVEN ROBERTS - Varsity 11, 12; Science 8; Pep 12; Football 8, 9, 11, 12; Golf 1 1, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Letter 11; Ski 1 1; Chess 11. 57 Seniors, Jo Burkett and Geneisa Fleenor, think of a wonderful tirne in Washington, while examining the projects that will get them there. Glenna Sturgill displays artistic talent in the Senior Assembly DEBRA SUE ROBINSON - FBLA 12; FHA 8-Chaplain, 11, 12. ELIZABETH ANNE ROBINSON - FHA 9; Science 8. SHERREE DARLENE ROGERS - Marionette 11, 12; SCA 9; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12-V. Pres.; MGA 10, 11, 12-Speaker of the House; Library 8; Pep 8; Beta 11, 12-Reporter; Band 8, 9, 10; Majorette 8, 10; Cheerleader 8; Scholastic Letters 9, 10; Drama 8. GARY EUGENE ROMANS - SCA 11, 12-Rep.; FFA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 8; Horticulture 11, 12-Pres. ROBERT MAYNE ROMANS - FFA 10; DE 9, 11 . BOBBY MORRIS RUNYON - Varsity 11, 12; Science 8; I nd. Arts 11,12-V. Pres.; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Astronomy 8, 9, 10, 11-Treas.-Reporter. BRENDA CAROLE RUSSELL - Hurricane 12-Sports Ed.; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11; FHA 9, 10; GAA 11, 12; Forensic 9; Library 8; Pep 9, 10; Beta 11, 12; Band 8-Drum Majorette; Majorette 8-Head; Basketball 11; Scholastic Letters 9, 10, 11; Crisco Award 10; Ski 10, 11, 12-Sec.-Treas.; Scarlettes 9, 10-Captain. CAROL JANE RUSSELL - FHA 11; Forensic 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11; Library 9; Chorus 11, 12; Basketball 8; Upward Bound 10, 11-Reporter, 12-Pres.; Drama 12. IRIS BETHANA RUSSELL - Library 10, 11, 12; Pep 8, 9; Chorus 8, 9, 10, 11; Class Play 9; Drama 9. 58 PATRICIA ANN RUSSELL - Marionette 11, 12 Critic; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10 V. Pres., 11, 12-Historian; MG A-Delegate; Science 10, Latin 11, 12-Pres.; Beta 11, 12; Band 8, 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Scholastic Letters 9, 10, 11; All-Regional Band 11 . THERESA JANE RYBURN - Chorus 8, 9. JEFFREY JENNELLE SCOTT SCA 12; Varsity 12; Scholastic Scoops 12; Science 11 -V. Pres., 12-Pres.; Football 10, 11, 12-Mgr.; Jr. Play; Upward Bound 10; Ski 11, 12; Model Rocketry 10-V. Pres., 12; Chess 10; Astronomy 10; Ecol ogy 11. JAMES ANDREW SEBASTIAN - Enrolled in College Preparatory Course. MARTHA ANNE SEXTON - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12; Science 8; Beta 11, 12; Horticulture 12. ERIC LEE SHANKMAN - Marionette 12; Basket¬ ball 10; Golf 10; Wrestling 9; Upward Bound 11; Astronomy 9. CATHY ANTOINETTE SHEFFIELD - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Latin 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep 11; FTA 10, 11. DANIEL EARL SHULER - FFA 8; Varsity 11, 12 . WILLIAM LEE SHULER - Science 8; Pep 12; Band 8, 9. DEBORAH LYNN SHUPE Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 10, 11; Pep 9, 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; FTA 11, 12; Basketball 9; Track 8; Scholastic Letters 10, 1 1. JOHN PRESTON SHUPE - Marionette 11, 12- Editor; Jr. Hi-Y 9; Science 8, 9; Forensic 12; Latin 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9; Jr. Play; Thespian Society 12; Chess 10,11,1 2-Pres. RICKY ALLEN SIMONS - Hurricane 11-Ass. Business Mgr., 12-Circulation Mgr.; SCA 12; Pep 12; Beta 11, 12-Pres.; Basketball 8-Mgr.; Baseball 9, 10; Boys ' State 11; Scholastic Letters 9, 10, 11; Upward Bound 10; Chess 10; Merit ' s Who ' s Who. MICHAEL GARY SIMS - Jr. Profiles 9-Ed. in Chief; SCA 8, 10; Football 8; Wrestling 9. PAMELA JEAN SLEMP - Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12; Library 8; Pep 9, 12. DEBORAH SUZANNE SLAGLE - Jr. Sr. Tri Hi-Y 10, 11; Science 8, 9; Library 8, 9, 10, 11-Sec., 12-Pres.; Pep 8, 9; Chorus; Basketball 8, 9; Track 8, 9; Drama 8. 59 DAVID HUNT SMITH - Hurricane 12 - Business Mgr.; SCA 8-Pres., 9-Rep., 11-Committee Chair¬ man; Jr. Sr. Hi-Y 9, 10, 11-V. Pres., 12; Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Football 8, 9, 10; Basketball 8, 10; Track 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Fair Winner 8, 11; Scholastic Letters 9, 10 , 11 . DEBBIE LYNN SNIDER - SCA 11; FBLA 9; GAA 10, 11, 12; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12-Treas.; Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 11; Cheer¬ leader 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski 10. KEVIN CARL SOOS - Scholastic Scoops 10, 11, 12; Science 9, 11; Band 8; Jr. Play; Model Rocketry 10-Treas., 11-V. Pres., 12-Pres.; Math 12 . SALLIE ELIZABETH STAMBAUGH - Jr. Jour¬ nal 8-Feature Writer; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10-Treas., 12; FHA 8; Jr. Profiles 8. BETSY JANE STEELE - Library 9; Pep 9, 12; Upward Bound 11, 12; Drama 9. JUNE LESLIE LEONA STILLWELL - FHA 8, 9; GAA 8, 11; Upward Bound 10, 11-Sec., 12-V. Pres. GLENNA SUE STURGILL - Hurricane 12-Lay¬ out Ed.; SCA 11, 12; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 10; Forensic 12; Pep 8, 12; Beta 11, 12; Chorus 8; FTA 10, 11-Pres., 12-Pres.; Jr. Play. ROBERT EARNEST TATE - Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12; FFA 8, 12; Science 11; Football 12; Basketball 12; Upward Bound 10. SUSAN ELIZABETH TATE - Marionette 12-Cir¬ culation Mgr.; SCA 10; Jr. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10-Sec., 11, 12-Reporter; Pep 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta 11, 12-Sec.; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; All Regional Band 10, 11; FTA 11-Sec.-Treas., 12; Cheer¬ leader 11, 12; Class Officer 11-V. Pres., 12- Treas.; Jr. Play; Scholastic Letter 11; Jr. Profiles 8 . DEBRA CAROL TEASTER - DE 11, 12; Beta 11 , 12 . JAMES STEVEN TEASTER - Latin 9; Spanish 10 . PHYLLIS GAY TESTERMAN - FBLA 12-Chap¬ lain; Chorus 12; Jr. Red Cross 12. SHARON MARIE TESTERMAN - Latin 10, 11; Chorus 8. MARK STEVEN THOMAS - SCA 12; Jr. Sr. Hi-Y 9-V. Pres., 10, 12; Varsity 10-Chaplain, 11, 12; Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 8; Track 8, 9, 10, 1 1; Class Officer 12-V. Pres. JOSEPH CRAIG THOMPSON - FFA 8; Varsity 12; Pep 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball Mgr. 10 , 11 , 12 . 60 SUSAN PATRICIA THOMPSON - SCA 8, 9, 10-Treas.; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9; GAA 10, 11, 12; Pep 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 8, 11; Cheerleader 9, 10-Capt., 11, 12-Co-Capt. JAMES WILEY TILSON - Enrolled in General Course. JETTY REBECCA TRAIL - FBLA 11, FHA 9, 10; Science 8; Forensic 11; DE 12; Pep 9. ROGER NEIL UMBARGER - FFA 8, 9, 10, 11; Library 11; Chorus 11, 12. THOMAS GLENN UNTIEDT - Football 8, 10; Wrestling 9. DAVID RONALD VIERS - FFA 8, 9, 10, 11; Science 8, 9; DE 12; Band 8, 9, 10, 11; Football 8, 9; Basketball 8, 9, 10; Track 8, 9, 10; Wrestling 11; Class Officer 9-V. Pres.; Jr. Play. JEANNE CYNTHIA WIDNER - SCA 12; FBLA 12-Pres.; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 12. SANDRA SEYMOUR WILLARD - FHA 8, 10; Pep 8, 9. DENNY CLEVELAND WILLIAMS - Enrolled in General Course. LINDA SUE WALKER - FHA 8, 9-Treas„ 10, 11; GAA 11, 12; Library 8, 9; Basketball 8, 10, 11; Softball 9; Class Play 9-Student Director; Ecology 10. MICHAEL CHANDLER WALKER - Marionette 12; Jr. Sr. Hi-Y 10, 11, 12-V. Pres.; FF A 11, 12; Pe p 11, 12; Football 8, 10; Jr. Play; Ski 10, 11, 12; Horticulture 1 1, 12. MARK HAMPTON WEDDLE - FF A 10, 11, 12; Science 8, 9; Library 9; Pep 9; Track 8. DONNA GALE WEST - SCA 8, 10, 12; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 12; FHA 8; DE 12; Pep 8; Chorus 11; Track 8; Class Officer 10-Historian; Upward Bound 11, 12. PATRICIA MATHENA WHISMAN - DE 11, 12; Pep 9, Chorus 8. GEORGE ALLEN WHITLEY - Marionette 11; SCA 12; Scholastic Scoops 10, 11, 12-Producer; Jr. Sr. Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity 11, 12; Science 9; FTA 12; Football 9; Track 10, 11, 12; Jr. Play; Boys ' State 11; Scholastic Letter 10; Astronomy 8-Pres., 9, 10-Pres., 11, 12. 61 SHARON NELL WILLIS - FBLA 12; Chorus 8, Glee Club. RITA GAY WOLFE - SCA 9; FHA 10; DE 10, 11, 12; Chorus 8. CHERLY ANN WOOD - FBLA 12; FT A 11. LINDA CAROL WRIGHT - FHA 8, 11; DE 11, 12 . SCOTT HEINER WRIGHT - Varsity 12; Baseball 9; Track 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Ski 11; Astronomy 9, 10, 1 1, 12. Then as the filming draws to a rapid close. Life flashes much too quickly before our eyes. And you just pray you could slow the whole process down. At least shoot some scenes for a second time. Before you know, the long arduous hours of practice have materialized into a polished performance, the Senior Play. The gay, lively sound effects form the cast party to the Junior - Senior prom, fade into the nothingness of happy memories. And the trip to Washington, for a bit of location acting, ends All too soon with tired bodies, but temperaments whetted to the city lifi With many future plans for careers here are brought a step closer. Finally the event we have been Dreading Waiting for Trying to put off Hoping it would hurry and get here Then coming and going As a once in a lifetime event. The true premieres of our adulthood With all this being a part of The Last Picture Show . The blockheads lizards, microbes, and embryologists. 62 “VANISHING POINT” The end must come As it always does. The Junior year also must end. In defeat and desolation for some. In jubilant victory for others. So as we plod along, life rolls quickly by. Candy sales come and are finally phased out as phrases like, Money or candy in by Monday or else echo from crazed homeroom teachers Who would rather strangle Betty Benson than eat. College Career night comes. We are grown up. Scary, frightening but often advantageous to be older. Our whole future is planned in our mind ' s eye. Decisions are made on our choice of University, Maybe a trade school or a junior college. We live, and eventually learn as the clocks of school tick classes into eternity. The Junior Play. Hours of work, mistakes are made, lines float in limbo in people ' s heads And players ' bodies revolt from exhaustion The applause only to give a single moment of ecstasy Now lies silent on the ears of Father Time. We still watch the second hands keeping busy as The Beta Club beacons us to join its ranks, and we concede as Beta Beggars, hoping to be looked upon mercifully. Rings come. Symbols of achievement. Beacons urging us on saying we can make it... It arrives...the finale...the END... We reflect, but mostly our gaze turns toward next September, when our life as a non-senior reaches The end of the line, its getting off place, its Vanishing Point. Junior Class Officers: Pam Pennington-Secretary, Fausto Obregon-Vice-Pres., Kay Johnson-Reporter, Jay McDonald-Pres.; Mary Preston Scott-Treas.; Mrs. Linkous-Sponsor Tommy Ashlin Greta Atkins Regina Austin Randall Ball Norman Barker Brenda Bass Michael Baumgarner Millie Baumgarner Jamie Beamer Barry Bennett Burton Bise James E. Bise 63 Barbara Blevins Deborah Blevins Robert Blevins Rhoda Blevins James Boehm Stephen Boehm Robert Boggs Debra Bolling Patricia Lynn Bolling James Bowman Allan Brown Douglas Brown Ernie Brown Pamela Caldwell Diane Calhoun Louis Call Teresa Call Karen Campbell Warren Campbell Barbara Carter Deborah Catron Pamela Chatham Becky Clark Herbert Clay Danny Cline Sherian Colley Carl I is Conklin Annie Cook Ulysses Cox Mary Cressel John Crewey Gary Crigger Delter Cullop Gail Cullop Cynthia Currin David Davidson 64 Christie Davis Janice Davis Timothy Dean Paul Dutton Patricia Eastridge Michael Eaton Charles Echols Dennis Theresa Elswick Carol Evans Ellen Farrington Buddy Farris Steven Forrest Reba Fouse Kay Price Fox Elaine Franklin Carla Freeman William Freeman Gary Fuller Myra Funk Ronnie Garrick Sara Gilbert Charles Gill Hershel Goetzinger Tammy Goodman Theresa Goodman Mimi Graham Karen Greenwood James Guy Connie Hall Robert Hall Patricia Hamby Cynthia Hamm Michael Harrington Brenda Harris Dickie Harrison 65 Eddie Hash Pat Hash Susan Hayden Debra Hayes Dianne Hayes Teresa Heath Albert Hester Gary Hester Philip Hoge Pamela Huffman Harold Hutton Nancy Hutton Sandra Hutton Sherry Jarvis Kay Johnson Vickie Jones Patricia Kegley Barbara Kell Elaine Killen Bea Killinger Frances Kimberling Judith Kuester Perry Levitt Michael Livesay Le Ann Lockhart Rhonda Lovelace Judy Lowe Mary Lyons Mr. Henry, can you prove this is forged? i Aspect • � 66 James Mabe Charlene Maiden Stephanie Maiden David K. Martin David T. Martin Dennis Martin Ivy Medley Debbie Mercer Mark McCloud Jay McDonald Steve McDonald Johnny McKinney Rhonda McGlothlir Roger McNeil Richard Meek Joni Meek Tedd Murphy Brenda Murray Bonnie Murray Joe Murray David Musick Beverly Musser Roger Musser Fausto Obregon Keith O ' Dell Mike Orr Stephen Osborne Charles Overbey 67 Lisa Owens Michael Owens Sharon Owens Jeff Parker Kay Parks Robert Parsons Harriet Paschal Debbie Pennington Pamela Pennington Majorettes add color and excitement to the game. Gary Perdue Carla Perkins Michael Phares Jerry Poe Belinda Poole Wanda Poole Lana Poston Ricky Poston Patricia Powers Sherri Prater Rhonda Prine Gary Pruitt Sharon Pruitt Robert Quillen Donna Reed Regan Reedy Sandra Reedy Cathy Reith 68 Kyle Rhodes Lyle Rhodes David Richardson Harold Richardson Jeffrey R ichardson Connie Robbins William Robbins Nila Roberts Bonnie Robinson Sherry Robinson Susie Robinson David Roland Gary Ross Deborah Rousseau Marie Rowland Ginger Rowland Carolyn Russell Michael Rymer Cheryl Sale Angela Sawyers Dana Schwartz Mary Scott Sandra Scott Barry Sexton Karen Sexton Connie Seymour W.C. Sheets 69 Mary Shuler Lonnie Shumate Terri Slemp Gary Smith David Sprinkle Gregory S. Steele Martin Stewart Donald Stone Michael Sturgill Sheila Surber Lydia Swaha Carolyn Tarter James Taylor Sherry Thomas Steven Thompson Randy Tiller Edward Tilson Johnny Tilson Linda Tilson Sharon Tilson Kay Trail Cathy Umbarger Deborah Vanhoy Benjamin Wagner Debra Ward Linda Ward Irena Wegielski Pamela Weisbrod Lacy Allen Widener Sharon Widener Tommy Widener Ronald Williams Scott Williams Steve Williams Linda Wood Kenny Hampton 70 “IN SEARCH OF THE CASTAWAYS” Lost amid the confusion. Torn between two causes. Oscillating back and forth. Between the Freshmen And the upperclassmen: The Almost Seniors. Do we have The authority to do this? Will it look Undignified? Or will we be crushed by uppers For overstepping our boundaries? Sometimes it is clear that We wear the laurels. Could it be true That we have won a pep rally? Our assembly... Oh, yes, it is a battle That we win Valour and principles Are our reasons We will make it someday Listen, everyone! Sometimes we are lost. Alone, And forgotten... We are groping And everyone is In Search of the Castaways. Cheryl Warren-Treas., Dianna Stevens-Reporter, Mrs. Winters-Sponsor, Frank Britton-Pres., Sue Matthews-Sec., Sharon Albert-V. Pres. Larry Abel Jeff Adams Karen Adams Michael Adams Sharon Albert Deborah Alls - Michael Anderson Sandra Armstrong Teresa Armstrong Vickie Atwell Becky Barker Joy Barrett 71 Denise Barton Beth Bauman Mike Bauman Cynthia Bell Steve Belton Carla Berry Dina Blackburn Alan Blevins Cynthia Blevins Donna Blevins Gregory Blevins Kyra Blevins Linda Blevins Michael Blevins Pamela Blevins Robert Blevins Mary Boehm Remonia Boone Don Bostic Patty Bostic Frank Britton Michael Brooks Teresa Brooks Wanda Brown Matrona Buchanan Cindy Burchett Susan Bush Barbara Clark Ellen Collins Robert Combs Sherman Combs Annette Conner Fred Cook Warren McClellan tries out the secret code knock for the first time on the darkroom door. 72 Jim Cornick Vanessa Cox Randy Creasy John Cress Brenda Crigger Helen Daniels Randy Daugherty Bradley Davidson J.D. Davis James Davis Peggy DeBord James Dempsey Sandra Dolinger Donna Dowell Vicky Dunford Gary Dutton Cindy Duvall Gloria Edwards Barry Ellis Joe Ellis Mike Evans Donna Ewald Carol Farrington Dennis Farris Joe Ferraro Greg Ferrell Lewis Foreman Scottie Garrett Pam Geib Ted Gens Gladys Gentry Cindy Gill Stewart Gill Debbie Goble Bill Goetzinger Billy Gravely Dennis Greer Lesa Greer Patricia Greer Ruby Greer Susan Groseclose Kenneth Gunn 73 Eddie Guy Cindy Gwyn Edwin Hagy Lynda Hall Wayne Hamm Connie Hancock Connie Hancock David Hancock Kenny Hankla Cathy Hart Eddie Hart Gary Hart Debbie Haulsee Kathy Havens Lisa Hawks Carl Heath Charles Heath Suzanne Heddings Carolyn Hester Dwight Hester Mike Hicks Carson Holbrook Danny Howell Cindy Hudson Larry Hutton Michael Hutton Alberto Iglesias Ben Jackson Leslie Jensen Jan Johnson Kathy Jones Michael Jones Stuart Jones 74 The big day - her solo ride. Vocational School shows sophomores how it is. Edith Kegley Pam Kendle Keith Kilby Virginia Kimberli Vanessa Kirby Greg Lawrence Rhonda Leedy Deloris Leonard Shirley Long Joyce Lowe Connie Lyons Tony Mabe Bobby Martin Sue Matthews Mike fvlcBee Warren McClellan Melissa McDonald James McGrady Debbie McKinnon Susan McPhetridge Barbara Medley Edward Medley Dale Mercer Darrell Moore Scott Morrell Danny Moser Laurie Walker Debbie Moses Brenda Mullins Colleen Neal Kathy Null Richard Orli Jimmy Osborne 75 Regina Owens Dave Paddock Don Parks Sam Parsons Jeannie Pat terson Darlene Pennington l Sue Phares Daniel Pickle Jean Pickle Margaret Pitzenbarger Mac Poe Robb Porter Kevin Privett Chuck Pruitt Gary Pruitt Polly Pruitt Barry Pugh Michael Purkey Johnny Rector Jackie Reedy Jenny Reedy Sheila Reedy Alan R ichardson Charles Richardson Danny Richardson Daniel Rine Michael Rivette Mike Roberts Alvin Robinson Dianne Robinson Vanessa Robinson Calvin Romans Michael Romans Connie Rouse Sandra Rowland Nola Russell Fielden Sanders Amy Scott Dennis Sebastian Marie Seward Cathy Sexton Susan Sexton 76 Thomas Sexton William Sexton James Sheets Phyllis Sheets Teresa Sheets Mitchell Shelton Thelma Schraeder Danny Shumate Pat Sh upe Elaine Simons Danny Slemp Randy Smith Charlene Spencer Donald Spencer Joanna Spencer Tommy Spencer Mary Spriggs Marc Sprinkle Greg Stack Toni Stack Dianna Stevens Danny Stowers Judy Sturgill Dianna Taylor Ricky Taylor Diane Teaster Gerald Teaster Nile Testerman Ronnie Testerman Carter Thomas Roger Thomas Carolyn Thompson Charles Thompson 77 Talking can be fun. Jesse Vandergriff Phyllis Varney Carol Vaught Michael Wagoner Debra Walls John Ward Jerry Thompson Robert Thompson Roger Thompson Retta Thweatt Mary Tibbs Arthur Tilson Terry Tripp Bonnie Umberger Mark Underwood Cheryl Warren Donnie Weaver Dorothy Weaver Sandra Welch Mike Whitt Omajean Widener Alice Williams Brenda Williams Buster Williams Larry Williams Mike Williams Rhonda Williams Thomas Wilson Everette Worley Herman Wymm Lonna Yates Karen Yette Lyda Yette “THE IMPOSSIBLE YEARS” When no one believes you could possibly be a Freshman Why, you ' re much too short! You couldn ' t be more than 12, well, maybe 14- and that ' s stretching it! Trampled, suppressed Freshmen But great things come in small packages Look at all those luscious Pep Rallies we win We ' re little but we ' re loud Besides everyone was a Freshman once upon a time Right? And without those impossible years. The Sophomores wouldn ' t be sophomores The Juniors wouldn ' t be Juniors And (heavens!) the Seniors wouldn ' t be Seniors Mrs, Courtney-Sponsor, Mark Snider-Reporter, Merle Rodgers-Sec., Janet Bass-Treas., Susan Perdue-V. Pres., Brenda Blevins-Pres. Gary Abel Kathy Abel Pam Adams Gary Anderson Helen Anderson Sandra Anderson Charles Antone Debbie Archer Randy Atkins Mark Atwell Diane Atwood Eddie Barker Michael Barker Pam Barker Randy Barker Ruth Barker Amy Barton Mike Lee Barton Jane Bass Janet Bass Elda Benfield 79 Roy Bennett Mike Bivens Rita Blackburn Brenda Blevins Carolyn Blevins Debra Blevins Kathy Blevins Mike D. Blevins Mike Blevins Randy Blevins Robert Blevins Dawn Bloodworth Charlene Boggs Debbie Bowman Bonnie Bridgeman Dale Brown Pat Buchanan Susie Buchanan William Buchanan James Bullings Barbara Burchett Kaye Burke Steve Bush Terri Byrd Elizabeth Call Vickie Callahan David Cassell Jeff Cassell Gary Chatham Garland Cline Randall Cline Greg Cline Mary Coe Judy Colley Gary Collins Gwyn Combs Steve Copeland Debbie Cox Maria Cox Mike Creasy Tammy Cregger Bonnie Cress Sue Cress Dorothy Culbert Jeannie Cullup Ricky Daughtery Blaine Davidson Arthur Davis Gary Davis Becky Davis Gary Dean Tammy DeBord Lisa Decker Carolyn Densmore Mary Djukovich Keith Dunagan Susan DuVall Darlene Earnest Gary Eaton Cathy EMis Bart Estep Mary Ann Evans Roy Evans 80 I Freshman girls serve asguides on Col lege Career N ight. Clay Ewald Garland Farmer Vicky Farmer Teresa Farris Lisa Ferraro Cindy Freeman Robbie Frye Liz Galliot Theresa Gardner James Gillespie Carolyn Goodman Greg Goodman Philip Goodman Patton Graham Karl Green Toni Greer Patricia Greer Stuart Greer Debbie Gross Shirley Grubb Susan Guynn Wilma Gynn James Guy Robert Guy Virginia Haga Anita Hall Cindy Hall Tery Lynn Hall Dale Hancock Kirby Hancock Joe Harper David Harrington Sandy Harrington Steve Harris David Hash Joey Hash James Hawkins Chris Hayton Margaret Henderson Daryl Henry Dee Anna Hensley Charles Hester Larry Hester Terry Hester Henry Hoover Larry Hopkins Sandy Huffman Debbie Hutton 81 Stuart Hutton Teresa Hutton Terry Hutton Tommy Jackson Pat Jackson Kenny Jarvis Larry Jennings Edgar Johnson Mike Johnson Patty Jones Lilly Kegley Donna Kelly Pam Keyes Gary Killen Steve Knipp Jenny Kuester Robert Lampkins Carl Landy Sharon Lee Jimmy Light Jeff Lily Danita Lindamood Dena Littleton Mark Long Mary Lowe Jeff Lowe Laura McCarty Ernest Merchant Debbie Martin Doug Martin Sally Mauck Bonnie Mays Ann McAllister David McDonald Dennis McFarlane Greg McGee Steve McGhee James McNeil Dewey Mathena Vicky Mathena Rhonda Muler Cindy Moore Jama Moore Frankie Murphy Donna Murphy Linda Mullins Sue Myers Billy Joe Nelson 82 Robert IMoonan David Olinger Jimmy Olinger Sidney Osborne Ginger Owens Joy Owens Mike Owens Alan Parks Kathy Lee Parks Kathy Sue Parks Gary Parks Julie Parks Timmy Parks Wanda Parks Kaye Patrick Sherry Peoples Linda Pennington Susan Perdue Donna Perkins Sherry Perkins Dwayne Perry Susan Petty Curtis Pierce Joe Plummer Lesia Plummer Darlene Poe Daisy Poston Randy Powell Yvonne Powell Garney Powell Bradley Pruitt Susan Ratcliff Brent Reeves June Richardson Craig Richardson David Richardson Don Reamer Allen Romans Barry Robertson Glen Robinson Merle Rogers Howard Roland Anne Ross Debbie Routh Cathy Russell Samuel Russell Becky Ryburn Greg Sawyers Sherry Sawyers Beverly Sayers Susan Scott Larry Scott Jimmy Scott Steve Sexton Donna Seymour Cindy Sharpe Shelly Sharpe Cheryl Sheets Charles Shelton Judy Sherwood Greg Shuler Jerry Simms Desiree Simons 83 Patti Slemp Cleve Smith Kathy Smith Elizabeth Snavely Mark Snider Pam Snider Scott Snow Darrell Spencer Randall Spencer Ann Stewart Harry Stillwell Edwan Stone Shirley Stone Wanda Stoots Barry Stump Tim Sturgill Jean Swecker Mike Taylor Debbie Testerman James Testerman Cathy Thomas Cecil Thomas Dennis Thomas Marshall Thompson Maria Thompson Joyce Tibbs Dale Tiller Roy Tilson Sabrina Tilson William Tilson Anita Totten Larry Tripp Patty Umbarger Tracy Untiedt Bart Vandine William Veslik Linda Viars David Vicars George Walker Steve Weisbrod Carol West Dan West Starr White David Whitescarver Mike Williams Carolyn Williams Ellen Williams Mary Jane Williams Karen Willis Jimmy Wilson Johnny Wilson Julie Wollitz Vicki Worton Sherry Wymer Ricky Yarber Chuck Nelson Cindy Yeary Senior Play Come Blow Your Horn Senior Awards David Smith Brunswick Award Top 12 Seniors - Maria McFarlene, Sherree Rogers, Regina Gilbert, Martha Sexton, Rosemary Bass, Aleta Catron, Betty Hash, Ellen Graybeal, David Smith, Gina Greer, Patty Russell, Katherine Foreman. Danny Guy nn - Mathematics Award, Regina Gilbert - Outstanding Speech and Drama Student, Sherree Rogers - Outstanding Science Student Patty Russell Outstanding Band Member. Betty Hash - Pilot Award and lisa Schiff Memorial .ursing Scholarship, Kathering Foreman - DAR C itizenship Award, June Sti llwell - Kiwanis Club Award, Aleta Catron - Lions Club Award. Boys ' and Girls ' State Aleta Catron, Jonithan Blevins, Rick Simons, Katherine I Dare You Award - Ken Bauman, Glenna Sturgill. Outstanding American High School Students - Anita Blevins. Regina Gilbert, Patty Buchanan, Katherine Foreman, Rosemary Bass, Patty Russell, Susan Tate, Cheryl Kirk, Aleta Catron, Gina Greer, John Shupe, Ken Bauman, Kim Coe, David Smith National Merit Test Letters of Commendation Outstanding Art Students - Darliet Colley, Teresa Hudson, Glenna Sturgill. -John DeHart, Pete Barrow. Outstanding American High School Students - Katherine Foreman, Cheryl Kirk, Susan Tate, John Shupe, Aleta Catron. Linda Hicks - FBLA Student, Madonna Echols - Betty Crocker Award, Roy Price - Outstanding FFA Student, Joe Hutton - Outstanding Industrial Arts Student. Senior Awards Junior Class Play The Mouse That Roared Mice that roar? Invasion of the U.S.? Military secrets captured? Impossible? No! Not really. Just a few highlights. And funny adventures that were performed. Unfolded, Before the wondering stares of. Students Parents All who attended the Junior class ' s rendition Of the Mouse That Roared On November 17 A supreme success as Punch lines, International warfare Strange happenings in Grand Fenwick, Were greeted with sounds of Laughter from the Appreciative audience. 88 Star Citizens Uhh-oooh! Mr. Howard Williams Directors Mr. Layton David Henry Write on Brother, write on! I ' ve had more comfortable seats in my life! 90 More than a story consultant, a guidance counselor, a disciplinarian. Above and beyond the call of duty. The teachers of MSHS spend long hours that go uncompensated. They must divide every minute carefully between home and school. But MSHS always ends up with most of the precious minutes. Solving problems, whether they be in a math book or in a student ' s mind. Sponsoring clubs, making future leaders, teachers, farmers, homemakers out of undeserving kids. Planning schedules, working on each individual with motherly concern. Teaching youth - developing not only the mind but the entire person. Administrator, secretary, counselor. Coach, sponsor, musician. Dietician, Librarian, teacher-all are synonyms for Friend. Thus 1973 comes into Focus, with ultimate efforts contributed by every Faculty member! Co-Directors Willis Blessing _ How many times do I have to tell you? Katherine Potter-Who didn ' t clean this? Jack Cox- Hi there, welcome to my class. John Fisher Bill Earp- The teacher is always right. ' Kathy Groseclose - Where is that card? David DeBord - That ' s right Mr. DeBord, give me the A. Trula F leenor- Y ou devil, you. 92 Helen Byrd- Now let ' s see how much money you owe. Rebecca Sprinkle 93 Ruth Smith Lillie Echols- We caught you peeking, didn ' t we? Dixie Bauman- Listen to this verse. Anne vyolfenden Preston Brockman Coach Moe Weaver-Put your left hand in... do the hokey-pokey. Jeannie Duncan Roger Wall £ o Alvin Crowder Bobby Pickett Patsy Loupe Ida Pugh relaxing after completing her master ' s degree. Linda Currin 95 Francis Crewey Sally Werth starts teaching her grandso early. What is 2+2? Samuel May Ronnie Ball Jane Weaver— No kidding - really. Evelyn Veslik I P.G. Wingfield— How may times do I got to tell you? Linda Dean P. Jean Hoback Mr. and Mrs. Winters Patricia Wh ite Charles Harkins You get out there and get ' em boys.” Anne Burton This looksgood. JW f T Nancy Weems-- l give upl Carolyn Young Sharon Cox Dottie Kiser Merle DeVault Rose Vandergriff Betty Wilson Lloyd Vicars - I told you it was hard. 98 Larry Sayers Teresa Keller Jane Call Roy Evans- lt goes like this. Dunn Waddle Gerald Blankenship Mildred French E loise Courtney - Call me...and I ' ll be around. Doris Clawson Bob Wymer - shooting two from the hip It takes a lot to fill up those Hurricanes. Youth Government Day Prop Men § ® Front Row: Mr. Henry, Alan Linkous, Reporter; Lyn Thompson, Treasurer; Cheryl Sale, Secretary; Ulysses Cox, Vice Pres; Jonithan Blevins, Pres, Miss Young. Second Row: Jeff Anderson, Dennis Farris, Gary Hart, Gina Greer, George Whitley, Aleta Catron, Rick Simons. Third Row: Katherine Foreman, Terry Slemp, Mary Preston Scott, Katherine Greer, Mary Pat Henry, Linda Clawson, Rosemary Bass. Fourth Row: Jack Murphy, Jamie Beamer, Jay McDonald, Charlie Echols, Phil Hoge, Anne Lambert, John David Crewey. Fifth Row: Brenda Blevins, Charlie Gill, Robert Parsons, J. Arthur Guy, Brenda Bass, Lydia Swaha, Pam Pennington. Sixth Row: Diane Johnson, Regina Gilbert, Kim Jensen, Annette Connor, Patty Russell, Mary Beth Bauman, Frank Britton. Back Row: Steve Cosgrove, Madonna Echols, Cheryl Kirk, John Shupe, Bobby Hunter, Kevin Soos, Tom Kelly. xW M r 1 V JV ttrs B - Al A If i ■ ■ ■ A fc Im I k I Jr JI IJ ■ ufksJM k (JbLUM w- ■L m r Jmf ' [ 3 { r • W 9 t Front Row Mrs. Winters, Mr. Williams. Second Row: Dixie Prater, Lisa Hawks, Pam DeBord, Alisa Mercer, Debbie Mercer. Third Row: Jeff Parker, Fausto Obregon, Steve Weisbrod, Greg Steele, Tim Dean, Charles Overbay. Fourth Row: Nancy Parsons, Merle Rogers, Anita Totten, Cary Collins, Sally Mauck, Kenny Parks, Cathy Reith. Back Row: Mimi Graham, Greg Lawrence, Mark Snider, Diane McKinnon, Marie Seward, Sue Matthews, Lonna Yates, Cindy Burchett. As a service to the students and teachers, the Orientation Committee prepares name tags to wear the first week of school git � « « « if ! ri m $1 U ] m ■ In order to raise money to be donated to charitable organizations, the Charity Drive Committee presented the movie Hotel. Through careful study of each club, the Club Evaluation Committee selects the club of the year. The Scrapbook Committee, headed by Katherine Foreman, compiles memories of the school year. The Assembly Committee, with Ulysses Cox as chairman, provides interesting assemblies for MSHS. The Visitation Committee provides for the exchange of ideas among schools. As a reflection of pride in our country, the Patriotism committee, headed by Charles Echols, is responsible for the display of flags in our school. Headed by John Crewey,The Health and Recreation Committee plans activities such as intramurals among the classes. V Each month, a deserving girl and boy are chosen to be Citizens of the Month. Ann Conner oversees these elections. Scholastic Letters are awarded yearly to outstanding students. Pam Pennington and Regina Gilbert head this committee. Teresa Hudson, chairman of the Bulletin Board Committee, is in charge of keeping up with the many happenings of the year. I n order that students may better understand MSHS, the Swamp Fox I | Jack Murphy plans the assembly for installation of officers. i “Jesus Christ Superstar” What’s Jesus Christ Superstar all about? Is it really living up to its publicity? These are just a sample of the questions that were brought up at a Gamma Delta Tri-Hi-Y panel discussion. Films and guest speakers from the outside world offer other inspirational pro¬ grams. Functioning to promote high Christian standards of living. Junior and Senior girls become involved in their community throut i service projects. By conducting a street drive for crippled children and working the telephones at the Radio Station during the Heart O ' Rama, the club serves the community and helps bring good relations between MSHS and people of the area. Sponsoring a War orphan, adopting a large needy family at Christmas, and co-sponsoring the Thanksgiving Assembly and Christmas Dance are other annual activities of the Gamma Delta. This year the club is very proud to boast Sherree Rogers as Speaker of the House, along with sending four other girls to the Model General Assembly. Front Row: Mrs. Courtney-Sponsor, Aleta Catron, Sherree Rogers, Maria McFarlane, Charlene Elledge, Susan Tate, Debbie McIntyre, Debbie Evans, Patty Russell. Second Row: Debbie Bolling, Linda Clawson, Melanie Linkenhoker, Elizabeth Leonard, G lenna SturgilI, Sallie Stambaugh, Nancy Morrell, Patty Haulsee, Patty Buchanan, Gina Greer. Third Row: Lynn Cornett, Diane McKinnon, Pam Slemp, Alisa Mercer, Karen Blevins, Nancy Leonard, Cathy Sheffield, Betty Hash, Delores Moran, Margaret Burke. Fourth Row: Mary Pat Henry, Millie Baumgarner, Martha Sexton, Debbie Dyson, Cindy Helms, Karen Greenwood, Lisa Owens, Mary Scott, Christie Davis, Beverly Musser, Jeannie Widener, Patty Blevins. Back Row: Anita Blevins, Ellen Graybeal, Teresa Goodman, Tammy Goodman, Ivy Medley, Sherri Prater, Sharon Tilson, Dixie Prater, Madonna Echols, Irena Wegielski, Brenda Murray. 108 Gina Greer, Patty Russell, and Christie Davis show no signs of stage fright, while on Classroom Quiz. “Ten Commandments Anyone care for some spaghetti?? Freshmen and sopho¬ more girls have had their fill of noodles and sauce as they slave in the hot cafeteria just to make their annual Spaghetti Supper a success. By sponsoring the supper and selling lollypops, the club is able to finance its many service pro¬ jects. They include the Christmas party for underprivileged children, the Thanksgiving baskets for needy families, and sending a delegate to Model General Assembly. The Jr. Tri- Hi-Y attempts to develop Christian character by having speakers, films, and programs of a religious nature. Front Row: Mary Beth Bauman-President; Dorothy Weaver Vice President; Peggy DeBord-Secretary; Jeannie Patterson-Treasurer; Kathy Havens-Reporter; Vanessa Cox H istorian; Carol Vaught-Chaplain; Susan Purdue-Songleader; Mrs. Sprinkle-Sponsor; Ginger Owens. Second Row: Kathy Hart, Marie Seward, Jan Johnson, Terry Armstrong, Donna Ewald. Mary Boehm. Sue Matthews. Amy Scott Cindy Burchett, Sheila Reedy, Cindy Hudson, Karen Willis, Merle Rogers, Donna Murphy, Susan Ratcliff. Third Row: Shirley Long, Kathy Smith, Debbie Cox, DeeDee Simons, Linda Blevins, Diane Teaster, Judy Sturgill, Joyce Tibbs, Susan Duvault. Jama Moore. Sue Cress. Carolyn Blevins. Back Row: Darlene Poe, Judy Sherwood, Debbie Haulsee, Cindy Gwynn, Kyra Blevins, Lesia Plummer, Lesa Greer, Melissa McDonald, Teresa Farris, Cheryl Warren, Susan Bush, Debbie Gross, Carol Farrington, Cary Collins, Pam Barker, Cindy Hall, Terry Byrd, Vickie Mathena, Diane Atwood, Teresa Gardner. Joy is reflected in the faces of all, as Santa leads them in song. 109 “Ben Hur” When was the last time you gave yourself to someone?? The Boys Sr. Hi-Y at MSHS gives of itself all year round. This Christian club for underclassmen renders its services in the fall to park cars for the Big Red Football games. At Thanksgiving these guys give in the form of much-needed food baskets. During the Yule season the club buys presents and hosts a party at Southwestern State Hospital for a ward of male patients. Just by talking with these men, the boys bring some cheer into an otherwise drab life. A sock hop early in the year helps the Boys Sr. Y to operate smoothly and to carry out its many activities. Front Row: Mr. Crowder-Spon.; Bobby Hunter, Pres.; Alan Brown, Vice-Pres.; Eddie Keyes, Sec.; David Smith, Bobby Tate, Jack Murphy. Second Row: Joe Murray, Robbie Romans, David McGhee, Gordon Bass, Mike Baumgardner, Kyle Rhodes. Back Row: Jeff Anderson, George Whitley, Charles Overbey, Ronnie Hess, Rick Roberts, Clifton Blevins. Tri-H i-Y and H i-Y members prepare baskets for a needy family. The Hi-Y members and Santa bring joy to the SWSH patients. 110 “Barabus” Freshman and Sophomore boys can be members of the Junior Hi-Y, promoting Christian leadership among the young men in our school community. They prepare themselves for future problems and other obstacles that face them in life, with a Christian attitude. They work with the other Hi-Y clubs to bridge the gap between Christianity and the trials of school, home, and community life. Front Row: Mr. Fisher, Spon.; Dennis Farris, Pres.; Tommy Wilson, Sec-Treas.; Gary Hart, Rep., Johnny Cress, Sgt. at arms. Back Row: F rank Britton, Charles Thompson, Greg Ferrel, Joe Ferraro, Danny Slemp . 1 11 Sooner or later the boys always find the food. Stuntwomen Women ' s Lib hits paydirt at MSHS. Girls ' athletics strike another blow for the feminists movement in a non-violent constructive way. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior girls become an integral part of the male-dominated athletic prowess, and, showing equal skill, they are members of the Girls ' Athletic Association. They manage to maintain their feminity throughout, much to the amazement of some, who see only their contention on the court or field. Front Row: Alisa Mercer, Phyllis Hall, Diane Bass, Anne Lambert, Nancy Parsons, Debbie Mercer, Cindy Hudson, Pam Kendle, Brenda Russell, Ivy Medley, Cindy Gill, Rhonda McGlothin, Sherri Prater, Brenda Bass, Jamie Beamer, Ellen Farrington, LeeAnn Lockhart, Lisa Hawks, Debbie Hayes, Dorothy Weaver, Ellen Graybeal. Second Row: Debbie Rousseau, Pam DeBord, Joni Meek, Patty Buchanan, Beth Bauman, Regina Gilbert, Teresa Goodman, Teri Harvey, Lyn Thompson, Sharon Albert, Mimi Graham, Cheryl Sale, Terri Slemp, Cathy Umbarger, Pam Pennington, Debbie Snider, Katherine Foreman, Scottie Garrett, Jo Burkett, Susan Tate, Cheryl Kirk, Rep.; Mary Pat Henry, Treas., Cathy Reith, Sec.; Diane Hayes, Vice-Pres.; Madonna Echols, Co-Pres.; Linda Clawson, Co-Pres.; Mrs. Loupe, Spon. Mrs. Loupe holds a conference with co-presidents. Madonna Echols and Linda Clawson. Coffee, tea, or ME??? Future Olympians Front Row: Coach Earp, Spon; Steve Cosgrove, Pres.; Gary Hart, Vice-Pres.; Eddie Keyes, Sec.Treas.; James Taylor, Sgt. at-arms; Ken Bauman, Chap.; Kenny Parks, Jack Murphy, Alan Linkous. Second Row: Jay McDonald, Jonithan Blevins, David Smith, Bobby Hunter, Bradley Moore, George Whitley, Bobby Runyon, Herbert Clay, Scott Wright, Joe Murr ay. Third Row: Steve McDonald, Jeff Parker, John David Crewey, Gary Hester, Frank Britton, Greg Steele, Andrew Holmes, David McGhee, Danny Shuler. Fourth Row: Martin Stewart, Fausto Obregon, Mark McCloud, Lynn Epperson, James Boehm, Ronnie Hess, Delter Cullop, Bimbo Blevins, Mark Thomas. Back Row: Jeff Scott, Danny Tilson, Tom Huff, Jack Bivens, Joe Ferraro, Alan Brown, Robert Parsons, Rick Roberts, Ulysses Cox, Jeff Anderson, Mike Bauman. These guys really believe in Go! Red! Go! because they constitute many of the Big Red teams. Promoting school spirit in their own special way, donating to the Charity Drive, and working concessions at Varsity sports, show the enthusiasm kept up by V-club members. Beauty comes out of the Beast when they sponsor the Womanless Beauty Pageant. Seniors receive recognition in the Athletic Awards Assembly at the end of the year. Now Steve, after you go to the field house, and clean up the concession stand; come back and take over my class. Step right up and try our delicious popcorn! One thousand one bags, one thousand two bags— 1 13 Front Row: Pam Slemp, Miss Floback-Sponsor, Jay Arthur Guy-President, Ann Lee Poe, Cathy Umbarger, Alan Brown, Nancy Parsons, James Taylor, Steve Thompson. Second Row: Cheryl Sale, Rosemary Bass, Kim Jensen, Teresa Little, Leslie Jensan, Charlene Elledge, Linda Clawson, Mary Pat Henry, Elizabeth Leonard, Ellen Graybeal. Third Row: Cheryl Kirk, Debbie Lee, Betsy Steele, Debbie Hayes, Betty Byrd, Mike Walker, Kenny Parks, Mike Livesay, Tommy Martin, Danny Moser, Diane Bass. Fourth Row: Terri Slemp, Janet Bass, Merle Rogers, Susan Perdue, Donna Murphy, Susan Ratcliff, Marie Seward, Jane Bass, Donna Perkins, Mimi Graham, Jamie Beamer, Cathy Reith, Sherri Prater, Anne Lambert, Mark McCloud. Back Row: Susan Petty, Dawn Bloodworth. Karen WiMis, Mary Lowe, Millie Baumgardner, Carol Evans, Bonnie Murray, Keith O ' Dell, David Roland, Joe Thompson, Robert Parsons, Ivy Medley. “Frenzy” The Glorious Redwasher , to coin a phrase, amply describes the participants from the Pep Club who redwash the spirit-igniting posters. Decorating the goal posts at home football games and being the largest club at MSHS adds to its distinction, as Hurricane Spirit Raiser! Let ' s see now, that ' s two for me and one for you... Front Row: Brenda Murray, Debbie Bolling, Donna Dowell, David McGhee, Sue Matthews, Esther Haulsee, Cheryl Musser, Anita Blevins, Patty Buchanan. Second Row: Joan Spencer, Mike Baumgardner, Ken Hutton, Robbie Romans, Baynard Barton, Sherry Perkins, Vickie Worton, Caroline Sexton, Teresa Goodman, Susan Hayden, Rick Simons, Debbie Bowman. Third Row: Mary Boehm, Amy Scott, Donna Ewald, Sheila Reedy, Cindy Burchett, Susan Bush, Jonie Meek, Joe Ferraro, Danny Slemp, Johnny Cress, Greg Gerrell. Fourth Row: Linda Tilson, Linda Ward, Diane Murray, Judy Lowe, Debbie Rousseau, Irena Wegielski, Mary Preston Scott, Charlie Echols, Mac Poe, Joey Hash, David McDonald, Robert Parsons, Charles Thompson, Mark Snider. Back Row: Jean Swecker, Linda Wood, Angela Sawyers, Debbie Mercer, Karen Greenwood, Lisa Owens, Dennis Farris, Michael Harrington, Stewart Gill, Lynn Thompson, Jessie Vandergriff, Darlene Pennington, Dorothy Weaver, Donna Seymour, Sharon Pruitt, J. Arthur Guy. Future Directors The campus of ETSU has never been the same since it was invaded by the members of the FTA. During the year, the club visits several different campuses in the area. This enables the junior and senior members to better formulate their plans for the future. To finance these excursions, the FTA sells confetti and holds bake sales. College representatives attend meetings and speak to club members. The faculty arranges for FTA members to function as student teachers and thus prepare for their future vocation. Front Row: Mr. Wingfield-Sponsor, Glenna Sturgill President, Linda Clawson-Vice President, Elizabeth Leonard Secretary Treasurer. Second Row: Carla F reeman, Sharon Albert, Delores Moran, Susan Tate, Charlene E Hedge, Gina Greer, Marie Rowland, Susan Bush, Vanessa Cox, S ue Matthews, Ja n Johnson, Teri Armstrong, Debbie Mercer, L isa Hawk s, Sandra Rowland. Back Row: Cindy Freeman, Donna Reed, A lisa Mercer, Charlie Echols, Warren McClellan, George Whitley, Sheila Reedy, Cindy Burchett, Marie Seward, Cheryl Sale, Debbie Rousseau, Teresa Little, Cathy Gamble, Patty Buchanan, Amy Scott. Looks like I ' m wrong again! Glenna Sturgill and Linda Clawson attempt the task of teaching. 115 Front Row: Mrs. Weems-Sponsor, Regina Gilbert-President, Susan Hayden-Secretary, Jill Hinton-Treasurer, Sara Gilbert-Reporter. Second Row: Kaye Johnson, Glenna Sturgill, Elizabeth Leonard, Charlene E Hedge, Delores Moran, Margaret Burke, Warren McClellan, Debbie Evans, Charlie Echols. Back Row: Debra Cox, Carol Jane Russell, Joni Meek, Tom Huff, John Shupe, Martin Stewart, Steve Bush, Garland Cline. Soliloquy State Winners! The Forensic Club, having sponsored three State Forensic Meet competitors, burst with pride at the newfound honor. Not only do they orate, debate, and read, they co-sponsor the One-Act District Play Festival. Each year, a member is rewarded as being the Outstanding Forensic Club member. To finance their activities, they hold a Book Fair and a bake sale, the proceeds from which are given to the Robert Porterfield Memorial Fund. For once a Freshman was being heard! All these books ... too bad we can ' t read! 116 Front Row: Mrs. Weems, Sponsor; Regina Gilbert, President; Charlie Gill, Vice-President; Jill Hinton, Secretary. Back Row: Carol Jane Russell, Debra Cox, John Shupe. Actor ' s Guild Comedy or tragedy? The two masks of the theater are symbols of the Marion Senior High Chapter of the International Thespian Society. Membership is by invitation only, according to participation in historic activities. Their main projects include raising money for the Robert Porterfield Memorial Fund and sponsoring the District One-Act Play Festival. Members also attend various professional and college productions, workshops, and play festivals. An Outstanding Thespian receives recognition each year. UAek J John Shupe, Debbie Cox, and Miss Keller look over scripts for a one-act play. 1 1 7 “The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes” Somebody, please buy some candy! Alas! the cry of the Beta Club members. Selling candy and sponsoring the Alpha-Omega players, provides the financial aid for the Beta Club. Beta awards scholastic letters and two fifty-dollar scholarships to deserving students. On March 16 and 17 members travel the academic road to the state convention, which is held at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond. Their programs vary among business, educational, and inspirational topics. Front Row: Mrs. Werth-Sponsor, Rick Simons-President, Ken Bauman-Vice-President, Susan Tate-Secretary, Maria McFarlane-Treasurer, Dixie Prater-Reporter, Patty Russell-Chaplain. Second Row: Cheryl Sale, Mimi Graham, Brenda Bass, Rosemary Bass, Brenda Russell, Regina Gilbert, Glenna Sturgill. Patty Buchanan, Anita Blevins, Gina Greer, Kathrine Foreman, Delores Moran, Pam DeBord, Sylvia Price, Terry Slemp, Sally Gilbert, Pam Caldwell. Third Row: Diane Bass, Debbie Evans, Debbie Dyson, Ellen Graybeal, Linda Hicks, Diane Johnson, Kim Coe, Mike Aker, Lynn Bolling, Julie Parks, Betty Hash, Aleta Catron, Sandra Scott. Fourth Row: Cheryl Kirk, Martha Sexton, Diane McKinnon, Debbie McIntyre, Linda Tilson, Joni Meek, Christie Davis, Cathy Reith, Sherri Prater, Pam Pennington, Lydia Swaha, Beverly Musser, Sherree Rogers, Teresa Hudson, Dennis Martin. Back Row: David Smith, Donna Reed, Debbie VanHoy, Linda Ward, Pam Weisbrod, Danny Cline, Warren Campbell, Steve Forrest, W.C. Sheets, Ulysses Cox, Roger Musser, Scott Williams, Chuck Overbey. Rick Simons, President of the Beta Club, heads the tapping ceremony. 118 Galloping Gourmets Ah, my little chickadee... Here we have a tasty morsel... No doubt, it came from the culinary culprits in the kitchen of the Future Homemakers of America. They perform wifely duties in the art of cuisine and sewing, practicing for the future. Trying out their artful dodgings on unsuspecting volunteers!?) who claim each mouthful to be an unsurpassed delicacy, they feel free to enter the real world of practiced duties. Let ' s see now, there ' s three feet in a yard and.. Too many cooks spoil the broth! Front Row: Mrs. Dean, Spon.; Diane Johnson, Pres.; Teresa Meek, Vice-Pres.; Regina Austin, Sec.; Tina Church, Degree Chair., Joni Meek, Pari.; Debbie Catron, Rep.; Lynn Cornett, H ist. Second Row: Ganesia F lee nor, Bonnie Anders, Debbie Robi nson, Debra Cress, Kathy E Mis, Connie McAllister, Susan Hayden, Virginia Hagy, Shirley Grubb, Margaret Pitzenbarger, Margaret Henderson, Alice Williams. Back Row: Charlotte Hawthorne, Judy Sherwood, Donita Lindamood, Phyllis Meek, Joy Barrett, Barbara Blevins, Teresa Brooks, Kay Trail, Rita Thweatt, Sandra Armstrong. 1 19 Green Acres The guys that dig the ground the most are the Future Farmers of America. ...How does your garden grow?? Unquestionably, they leave out the silver bells and cockle-shells, having learned more advanced methods in farming and animal husbandry. Agricultural aspects of our society reveal their knowledge of down-to-earth projects. In a day when most food appears out of tin cans and freezer bags, freshness and out-of-the-garden fruits of their labor comes as a surprise that, that ' s where the tin and frozen food came from in the beginning. Front Row: Mr. Pickett-Sponsor, Ricky Meek-Vice-Pres., Alan Widener-Fed. Pres., Charles Tweet-Sec., Pat Hash-Treas., Gary Ross-Sentinel, Billy Goetzinger, Mr. Blessing. Second Row: Mike Brooks, Jackie Reedy, Randall Ball, David Hancock, Mike Blevins, David Cassell, Sherman Combs, Roy Bennett. Third Row: Ernest Osborne, Mark Weddle, Alvin Robinson, Bradley Davidson, David Martin, Allen Romans, Harold Hutton, Jimmy Olinger, Terry Hall, Randy Atkins. Fourth Row: Mike Jones, Bobby Shumate, Carlis Conklin, Tommy Spencer, Danny Shumate, Greg McGhee, Steve McGhee, Jimmy Osborne, Donald Spencer, Sam Russell. Back Row: Danny Stowers, Edwin Haga, Gary Anderson, Dale Mercer, Randy Creasy, Robert Lampkins, James Davis, Everette Worley, Gary Smith, G.H. Hancock, Jeffrey Lowe. Elmer ' s glue comes in handy for these future farmers. That ' s supposed to be a barn??? 120 “How to Succeed in Business .. Future Business Leaders of America have a motto of, How to Succeed in Business... and they really try. Students enrolled in the commercial curriculum are eligible for membership in FBLA. Serving others in various capacities, they provide a party for mentally retarded children and give a coffee for District I teachers. MSHS shows pride in these future leaders in the world of economy . Front Row: Jeannie Widner, Pres.; Susan Hayden, Vice-Pres.; Charmane Lowe, Sec.; Kathy Harris, Treas.; Phyllis Testerman, Rep.; Cheryl Wood, Hist. Second Row: Bonnie Anders, Belinda Poole, Debbie Robinson, Kathy Ellis, Debbie Cress, Cathy Reedy, Linda Hicks. Third Row: Anita Cook, Reba Fouse, Tina Church, Genesia Fleenor, Charlotte Hawthorne, Debbie Brown. Fourth Row: Patricia Bolling, Lana Poston, Elaine Franklin, Patty Blevins, Sharon Willis, Charlotte Mabe, Linda Wood. Fifth Row: Sherry Jarvis, Diane Murray, Barbara Keyes, Rhonda Prince. Back Row: Sponsors - Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Overbay. Members aid retarded children in a game of Bingo. FBLA members prepare goodies for the Christmas Party for the retarded children. 121 Future Producers They divide their time between a job (which is sometimes a learning experience) and learning (which is sometimes a job). Professionally speaking, they have a job everywhere they venture. Front Row: Debra Teaster-Pres., Linda Rector-V. Pres.; Jackie Hester-Sec.; Sandy Armstrong-Treas., Karen Hall-Rep.; Mr. Wall-Sponsor. Second Row: Rita Rector, Sandra Willard, Rita Wolfe, Darlene Henderson, Becky Buck, Barbara Delp, James Gross, Tom Kelly. Back row: Pat Whisman, Teresa Elswick, Donna West, Myra Funk, Betty Cassell, Becky Trail, Linda Wright, Allen Bush, Dan Hutton. All members of the MSHS chapter of DE are members of local, district, state, and national DE clubs, and rightfully participate in affiliated activities. They are obligated to learn from two sources at the same time: the school, and their job. Front Row: Connie Hancock, Carolyn Tarter, Virginia Kimberling, Brenda Cregger, Becky Barker, Pat Shupe, Wanda Brown, Randy Da ugh tery. Second Row A Ian R ichardson, Mike Romans, Charles Heath, Calvin Romans, Kevin Pr ivette, F ieldon Sa nders, Carl Heath, Steve Osborne. 122 Set Builders Manual dexterity and pride in high quality craftsmanship spur the members of the Industrial Arts Club on to their many achievements. The members of this club come from all of the shop” programs which include General Shop, Mechanical Drawing and Power Mechanics. This group of students makes possible many of our activities and spend long hours working on their assigned tasks. They construct the great backdrops that set the whole scene for our school play, both Junior and Senior. Also the special sounds and lighting effects that add dimension to these performances have their origin in the Industrial Arts Club. They also answer the call when unique requests are made of them for props for the Beauty Pageants, Varsity Shows and special assemblies. All of these add that extra professional touch to our accomplishments that would not be, except for the Industrial Arts Club. Front Row: Mr. Vicars-Sponsor, Tom Kelly Pres., Bob Runyon V. Pres., Johnny Tilson-Sec. Treas. Second Row: Jimmy McKinnon, Leon Anderson, Joe Hutton, Larry Callahan, Mike Sturgill, Mike Romans, 1 s I Backdrops are the specialty of the I ndustrial Arts Club members. 123 Up the Down Staircase People working to better themselves, with dreams, with hopes of brighter futures than ever seemed possible, striving to meet these new challenges and conquer them. This is the pushing force behind the Upward Bound Club. Comprised of students who look ahead into light, instead of backwards into darkness, this organization provides a vital cog in the ever powerful machine of our school. Their goal to be reached this year was a trip to the Upward Bound program at V.P.I. They also had special activities which include, slides of their last year ' s projects and talks given by other Upward Bound members. They financially aided these with a soc hop that was enjoyable to all and truly gave themselves 100% to their cause. Front Row: Carol Russell Pres., June Stillwell-V. Pres.; Mr. Goodman-Sponsor, Gloria Edwards-Treas., Cindy Moore. Second Row; Sharon Lee, Shelley Sharpe, Debbie Hayes, Greg Steele, Vanessa Cox, Ulysses Cox, Ricky Edwards. Back Row: Maria Cox, Karen Yette, Lyda Yette, Wanda Brown, Debbie Cox, Scottie Garrett, Cindy Sharpe. Betsy Steele asks What did you say? Tell me, YOU didn ' t do this! 124 Please Don’t Eat the Daisies The Horticulture Club is a relatively new club on the MSHS scene, yet is has already made a place for itself in our school by helping with flower arrangements on special occasions, selling potted plants at Christmas, and having an open house in the spring so parents can come and look around, not to mention selling vegetable plants and flowers. This club also helps the local garden clubs and civic organizations, with their floral problems and has guest speakers from time to time. These range from florists to experts in the business of growing flowers. And of course many films and lectures are given about all the possibilities of choosing this exciting and rapidly expanding field as one ' s permanent career. First Row: Mr. Robinson-sponsor, Gary Romans-Pres., Mike Walker-V. Pres., Linda Clawson-Sec., Phyllis Hall-Treas, Lynn Cornett-Rep., J. Arthur Guy-Sgt.-at-Arms. Second Row ' Martha Sexton. Teresa Blevins Connie McAllister. Diane McKinnon, Eva Parks, Debbie Evans, Charlene Maiden, Patty Haulsee, Sylvia Price, Nancy Morrell. Third Row: Tommy Widener, Charles Thweatt, Randy Tiller, Gary Hester, Harold Richardson, James Sebastian, Newman Parks, Gerald Moore, David McGhee. Mr. Waddle and Eva Parks discuss plans for her project. Open House gives parents a peek at the poinsettias. 125 Front Row Mr. Henry - Sponsor. Kim Jensen - Pres., Brenda Russell - Sec., Mary Pat Henry - Treasurer, Linda Clawson - Trip Chairman, Rosemary Bass, Pam Kendle. Second Row: David Roland, Jamie Beamer, Mimi Graham, Cathy umparger, Joe Ferraro, Mike Roberts, Frank Britton, Charles Thompson, Leslie Jensen, Laurie Walker. Third Row: Gordon Bass, Fausto Obregon, Steve McDonald, Jeff Parker, Mark McCloud, James Boehm, Jeff Scott, Banard Barton, Robbie Romans, Mark Snider. Fourth Row: Mary Boehm, Susan Bush, Shelia Reedy, Sally Mauck, Julie Parks, Amy Barton, Laura McCarty, Susan Ratcliffe, Jane Bass, Donna Perkins, Patton Graham, Da vid McDonald, Howard Roland. Back Row: Marie Seward, Cindy Burchett, Dennis Farris, Stewart Gill, Mac Poe, Jack Murphy. Rob Porter, Greg Ferrell, Dennis Martin, Tommy Martin, Mike Walker, Gary Perdue, James Taylor, Steve Thompson, Robert Parsons. Search Fledglings, snow bunnies, and the down-to-earth (?) skiers slide into membership slopes of the Ski Club. Their trips to Beech Mountain add to the excitement of being a Ski Club member. Every once in a while, they have a “snow dance to beg Old Man Winter for snow and raise money as well. Warming their members are new Ski Club jackets for the icy weather that they hope faces them on their ski trips. Front Row: Donna Seymour , Starr White, Diane Bass, Cathy Jones, Tom Huff, Sue Matthews, Debbie Bowman, Second Row: Annette Conner, Cindy Gill, Cathy Hart, Cynthia Hamm, Judy Sherwood, Denise Barton, Bonnie Cress, Debbie Walls, Charles Echols, Bobby Hunter. Back Row: J. Arthur Guy, Rick Roberts, Gary Davis, Chris Hayton, Kyra Blevins, Cindy Gwyn, Liz Galliot, Brenda Blevins, Donna Ewald, Carol Farrington. “Quiet on the Set” Actions really do speak louder than words with the members of this club • where the club meets, they have to. These students perform a vital job and render much wanted service to the students and teachers alike at MSHS. They handle and keep constant watch on the ever increasing flow of newspapers and magazines pouring into the school, supervise the checking out of books and, to the dismay of many, collect the fines on overdue books from forgetful people. The members also maintain the vast number of volumes, the essence of this organization, and also repair films for the audio-visual portion of high school study. All this does not go unrewarded however as they compete with other regional libraries for honors, and sell candy to aid them in the financial sense. Front Row: Miss F leenor-Sponsor, Debbie Slagle-Pres., Ginger Rowland-V. Pres., Shelia Surber-Sec., Sharon Pruitt-Treas., Dee Dee Simons Rep. Second Row: Cheryl Warren, Betty Byrd, Judy Sturgill, Carolyn Flester, Denise Barton, Linda Martin, Debbie Cox, Debbie Walls, Patricia Shupe, Rita Blackburn, Frances Kimberling, Cindy Blevins. Busily discussing the old joke if pi is square (d) of pi is round, these members pick apart the latest advanced ideas in mathematics. The newest club at MSHS, they have a startling number of charter members. They show interest in all related fields of mathematics and try to advance the idea that math is not all work and no play. Dull is the word they strive to keep from lurking in the annals of students ' minds. Front row: Lydia Swaha-Pres., Ivy Medley-V. Pres., Mr. Sullivan-Sponsor, Sherri Prater-Sec., Debbie Rousseau-Treas. Second row: Robbie Goodman, Lynn Epperson, Norman Barker, Lyle Rhodes, Kyle Rhodes, Martin Stewart. Third row: Scott Williams. Diane Atwood, Debbie Gross, Mary Shuler, Sandra Scott, Steve Forrest, Charles Overbey. Back row: Bill Veselik, David Noonkester, Cindy Blevins, Christie Davis, Warren McClellan, Theresa Goodman, Kenneth Hutton. 127 The Greening of America Have YOU ever seen a NUDE paramecium being MOLESTED by two electrodes? The members of the Science Club have, and they will attest to the fact (though they like to keep some secrets under wraps). Bacteriology and astronomy provide subjects for Science Club activities and trips. The club sponsors the Science Fair which mesmerizes the public every March. The members in conjunction with the Rotary Club, award prizes for the most outstanding projects that range from the ever-present chemistry to the uncommon classes of Behavioral and Physical Sciences. With the latest moves in ecology, the Ecology Club is one of the most relevant groups in our school society. They refuse to believe that all Americans love the trash and filth that “color the landscape, as well as the nooks and crannies in the school. KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL ... KEEP YOURSELF BEAUTIFUL ... do your part. F ront row: Mike Hicks. Mike Williams. Mary Lowe, Mr. DeBord-Sponsor. Second row: Ginger Rowland, Starr White, Jane Bass, Lisa Owens, Larry Williams. Back row: Calvin Romans, Everett Worley, Larry Abel, Michael Whitt, Keith O ' Dell, Tommy Wilson, Bradley Davidson. 128 i Emergency! Give blood! Jr. Red Cross members echoed the motto around the school while they fished for donors from every possible angle, in co-operation with local community and town clubs, they brought donor contributions in numbers when the Bloodmobile visited our town. They realize the grave danger of losing our blood quota and not having transfusions immediately. Trying to strike this realization to others, they made the effort by asking for donors around school. Front row: Mrs. Cox-Sponsor, Ramona Boone, Carla Berry, Debbie Brown, Pam Keyes. Second row: Debbie Walls, Vickie Dunford, Dee Hensley, Teresa Brooks, Kyra Blevins, Marie Moser. Third row: Sandy Armstrong, Colleen Neil, Cindy Gwynn, Danny Moser, Warren McClellan, Pat Greer. Back row: Wanda Parks, Phyllis Testerman, Sandy Huffman, Mary Djukovich, Rita T hweat, Kathy Null, Dawn Bloodworth. Just sign on the dotted line and your blood will be appreciated. 129 The Sound of Music What’s Fat Tuesday? Ask the members of the Scarlet Hurricane Band. They know certainly what the meaning of Mardi Gras is because they are going there!! New Orleans - where the beat goes on and on and on . Tubas: Gary Abel, Warren McClellan, Steve Harris. Flag Corps: Teresa Little, Janet Bass, Carol Vaught, Judy Lowe, Amy Scott, Vanessa Cox, Rhonda Leedy, Sharon Widener. Oboe: Rosemary Bass. Bassoon: Mike Purkey. Trumpets: Mike Blevins, Karen Blevins, Brenda Bass, Amy Barton, Marshall Thompson, Craig Richardson, Allen Blevins, Pat Jackson, Chris Hayton, Jim Parks, Arthur Davis, Mike Barton, Robbie Romans. Trombones: Donna Perkins, Debbie Haulsee, Wilma Gwyn, Jane Bass, Carolyn Williams, Ronnie Testerman, James McNeil, Billy Goetzinger, Mark Underwood, Dwight Hester. All Regional Band Kaye Johnson, Judy Lowe, Susan Tate, Karen Greenwood, Nancy Morrell. Second row: Rosemary Bass, Christie Davis, Brenda Bass, Allen Blevins, Marshall Thompson, Charles Echols. Back row: Scott Morrell, Ulysses Cox, James Hawkins, Mike Purkey. Mark Underwood, Patty Russell, Sue Matthews. Saxophones: Sue Matthews, Larry Hutton, Janet Bass, Mary Lowe, Randall Cline, Alan Brown, Howard Roland, David Harrington, Baynard 1 Barton, James Hawkins. Drum Major: Buddy Farris. Alto and Bass Clarinet: Debbie Byson, Patty Russell, Vanessa Cox, Teresa Little, Susan Perdue, Amy Scott. Flutes: Ivy Medley, Ruth Barker, Christie Davis, Merle Rogers. Pam Goodman ' jerri Slemp, Mary Lowe, Susan Pe ' rdue. Marie Rogers, Ivy Geib, Tammy DeBord, Terri Slemp, Ann Stuart, Debbie Rouselk. Medley, Rosemary Bass, Head. Baritone: Lisa Hawks, Gordon Bass. Drums: Scott Morrell, Tommy Wilson, Ulysses Cox, Mike Rivette, Jeff Anderson. Clarinets: Susan Tate, Karen Greenwood, Nancy Morrell, Patty Haulsee, Rhonda Leedy, Judy Lowe, Kaye Johnson, Sherri Prater. Second row: Tammy Hodges, Teresa Goodman, Sharon Widener, Teresa Heath, Kathy Hart, Sandra Anderson, Libby Snavely, Sue Myers, Sherri Perkins. Back row: Dawn Bloodworth, Lisa Decker, Pam Barker, Ginger Owens, Lesia Plummer, Susan Petty, DeeDee Simons, Teresa Farris, Karen Willis, Kathy Parks. French Horns: Carol Vaught, Danny Tilson, Charles Echols, Buddy Farris, Patton Graham. 131 Musical Production Our school has its own version of The Scarlet Letter. Our Letter is M in the “Scarlet M Singers , the advanced choir at MSHS. This group, as well as the rest of the chorus, participates in All-Regi on Chorus, All-State Chorus, and the Choral Festival of District 7. They provide assemblies at Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and, as a culmination of the year ' s activities, a Spring Concert. The World ' s Finest Candy comes from the choral members, as well as the Best Football Programs . Scarlet M Singers are chosen selectively through an audition and a written test. Front row: Mrs. Call, Donna Blevins, Jama Moore, Debbie Cox, Regina Austin, Bonnie Mays, Carla Freeman, Anita Totten. Second row: Patty Jones, Cindy Hall, Gladys Gentry, Carol Russell, Sue Cress, Donna Reed. Third row: Mary Combs, Rhoda Blevins, Carolyn Russell, Mary Morrow, Barbara Kell, Cindy F reeman. Back row: Pat Shupe, Herman Wynn, Carl Landy, Mark Snider, Henry Hoover, Donnie Weaver, Debbie Moses. Front row: Mrs. Call, Peggy Olinger, Ramona Boone, Francis Kimberling, Phyllis Testerman, Anne Cook, Carol West, Matronna Buchanan, Cindy Hamm, Lisa Ferraro. Second row: Denise Barton, Debra Bowman, Kathy Abel, Virginia Kimberling, Joanna Spencer, Wanda Brown, Polly Pruitt, Betty Radford, Rita Blackburn, Tammy Creggar. Back row: Brenda Crigger, Anne Ross, Kathy Russell, Kay Patrick, Debbie Brown, Debbie Hayes, Wanda Stoots, Maria Thompson, Mary Coe, Debbie Hutton. 132 Let ' s try it again — from the top! “The next voice you hear .. The appointed hour is 7:00 p.m. ... It is now 6:59 p.m. and the S.S. Force has not arrived. The Directors pace across the studio floor. Just as the Producer reaches the point of ultimate desperation, the whole Scholastic Scoops Force bounces innocently into WMEV studio with the freshly written copy. Thus, Scholastic Scoops is presented every Monday night to air the latest news and happenings of MSHS. The staff works hard as they are judged by the Virginia High School League Publications Contests. They are financed by sponsoring a soc-hop. The Scholastic Scoop s staff works diligently to prepare for the next show. No, Bobby, this is the way you do it. Mrs. Pugh, we think we ' ve got it. Here we have the producers of the show, George Whitley, Mrs. Pugh, Mary Pat Henry, saying Hi, there. 133 .. Alias the Daily Planet” Hear ye! Hear ye! The Marionette announces ... Promptly and accurately, the reports come to students and faculty at MSHS from the school newspaper, the Marionette. To support their activities, they sell subscriptions and ads, and sponsor soc-hops. They take up a UNICEF collection to help needy foreign children and decorate a Christmas tree of th eir very own. Issued to a deserving staff member, is the International Quill and Scroll Award, each year. You ' ve gotta be k idding! 134 Editing Room Ever wonder where the LOST AND FOUND Department exists at MSHS?? In Room 141, the Annual Room, where almost everything and everyone are lost, rather than found. Deadlines and lost pictures or copy provide a need for comic relief from many tear-stained pages. Lay-outs sometimes simply will not work, no matter how the straight line bends. Nothing brings people closer than a tragedy, which happens frequently to HURRICANE staff members. Time expires quickly as they rush to get the yearbook out before school ends. Lydia Brenda Russell, Pam Pennington, Katherine Greer, and Editor Cheryl Kirk, try to figure it out. The business staff, Steve Forrest, Danny Cline, David Smith, Kim Coe, Rick Simons, and Mike Aker, take time out from their busy??? schedule for a pose. Planning meetings takes up much of the staff ' s time. Sometimes it takes more than one to make it come out right. mm Putting it all down on paper. 135 Stuntmen Rush, rush, rush! The athletes typify The American Way of Life Always in a hurry From one competition To another Sports can be mind-bending Regardless of the attitude Life is sometimes difficult For the Atlases The world is heavy Everything rests on their Faltering shoulders To win The goal-and an achieveme nt No matter how you look at it A football basketball baseball game Track Indoor Outdoor Cross Country Wrestling On the floor mats Golf On the green The Spirit of Competition Rides high With cheerleaders And Scarlettes To Jive On! Have a happy day — Winning!!! SOUTHWEST DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 0 I basketball Varsity Football Plays to be perfected, patterns to be run time and time again ... limbs ache. Minds boggle at weariness and breathing becomes the only true test of strength. Then THE FIRST VICTORY! Another follows it closely as visions of glory, and greatness dance in imaginations. Coaches think this is it, then suddenly, the wins get harder and fewer, mistakes are made. Loyal fans desert and newspapers blab false accusations. Then you say enough is enough and Get Fired Up is the phrase that echoes in your ears. It starts out as a tiny spark, and then grows into a roaring inferno, to finally become a win, in grand style, a 20-0 score. The season closes - all too soon -- heads look back on losses, on WINS, the playing itself. Row 1 Randall Ball, Delter Cullup, Gregg Farrell, Fausto Obregon, Joe Farrero, Steve Belton, David Boehm, Gary Hart, Joe Ellis. Row 2: Coach Alvin Crowder, Mike Roberts, Jackie Bevins, Alan Linkous, Charlie Gill. Jay McDonald, Eddie Hash, Ronnie Hess, Tom Huff, James Taylor, Coach Buddy Brockman. Row 3: Coach Ron Ball, Coach Larry Sawyers, Joe Thompson, Jack Murphy, Gary Hester, Ulysses Cox, Rick Roberts, John David Crewey, Bimbo Blevins, Mark Thomas, Coach Bill Earp. Row 4: Eddie Keys, Bobby H unter, G regg Steele, Kim Har vey, Barry Bennett, Dennis Edminston, Coach Moe Weaver. Cosgrove supervises a foot session. I ' ll go peacefully! 138 Can ' t you catch me? Men ' s room to the right. Rehearsing the script. J. V. Football Their game attendance might be shocking, their plays not too fancy or so well executed as the varsity, and their playing on a smaller scale in general. But a common train of thought flows through all of their minds, to win one for the Big Red! And that is what they do, along with a lot of hard work, even harder playing, and of course some fun. So who cares if a little razzle-dazzle is lacking. They more than make up for it in sheer determination. Front Row: David Harrington, Greg Goodman, Mike Blevins, Robert Noonan, Mike Rivette, Phillip Goodman, Glen Robinson, George Walker, David Olinger, Steve Weisbord. Second Row: Robbie Frye, Dale Tiller, Keith Dunnagun, Bart Estep, Larry Hopkins, Eddie Hart, Jimmy Lite, David Vicars, Mike Romans, Ernie Brown. Back Row: Coach Sayers, Howard Rowland, Johnny Wilson, Barry Robinson, Mike Hicks, Bradley Davidson, Clay Ewall, Jim Parks. Everett Worley, Coach Crowder. I could have sworn that play would have worked. 140 Cross Country Track The delicate crunching sound of leaves underfoot, the smell of black earth, and the sight of shining dew on the patchwork of autumn leaves still clinging desperately to the trees. These are all part of a cross-country man ' s world, whether at a meet, or on a practice run in the early morning hours on some lonely path. All the members of this team go for perfection, whether it is a new record in competition, a longer distance each day in their workouts, or to put the finishing touches on their running style that gave them the great record they had this year. Bottom: Steve McGhee, Cleve Smith, Carson Holbrook, Lewis Foreman, Greg Lawrence, Mike Bauman. Sitting: Randy Tiller, Marty Stewart. Top: Herbert Clay, Ken Bauman, George Whitley, Scott Wright, Bobby Runyon. WELCOME l TO HURRICANE house Varsity Basketball Big Red Roundballers win again and all of the time spent for four years is definitely worth it! Almost going to State is certainly a grand honor. In the finals of the Regional Tournament, Marion fightingly goes against Radford and the Sparks ' ratings declare Marion sixth in the state, after losing the finals. All of the team are extremely proud of their achievements, as they should be. Kneeling: Alan Linkous, Coach Charlie Harkins, Coach M ike Smyth, Bradley Moore. Standing: Jack ie Bivens, Dennis Edmiston, Stuart G ill, Kenny Parks, Kim Harvey, Johnithan Blevins, Johnny Wilson, Mark McCloud, Mike Bivens, Ernie Brown. Six Super Senior-Starters. 142 143 Girls’ Varsity Basketball For four long, excruciatingly painful, tiring, death valley years, the girls worked for the Varsity team and the Senior year. Always pushing and squeezing for more from the members are Coach Duncan and Manager Madonna Echols. They deserve all the credit they can get. First Row: Teri Harvey, Jo Burkett, Debbie Snider. Second Row: Ellen Farrington, Diane Hayes, Cathy Reith, Rhonda McGlothlin, Pam Weisbrod. Third Row: Phyllis Hall, Alisa Mercer, Sus an Thompson, Debbie Hayes, Pam DeBord, Katherine Foreman. Madonna Echols—the girls ' doc , friend, and chief supporter. Stephanie and Miss Duncan keep it all in the family. 144 J. V. Girls’ Basketball Being an almost-Varsity person means a lot to the J.V. Girls ' Varsity Basketball team. One of their main goals is winning, but there lurks in the back of their minds, the idea that someday they will become a Girls ' Varsity Basketball team member. First Row: Carolyn Goodman, Dorothy Williams, Sally Mauck, Laura McCarty Groseclose, Sharon Albert, Lisa Hawks, Pam Kendle. f Culbert, PamSnider, Vicki Worto n, Julie Parks, Don na E wald. Second Row: Marie Seward, Caro ly n , Elizabeth Snavely, Cindy Yeary, Peggy DeBord, Sue Matthews. Third Row: Lynda Hall, Susan , Lynn Thompson, Coach Jeannie Duncan, Cindy Gill, Lonna Yates, Beth Bauman, Dorothy Weaver, Pam Kendle leads the fast break. Mrs. Duncan talks it over. JV Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball does not always receive its due credit. Bearing the desire to win manages to keep the sport and enthusiasm burning. They have the bounding determination it takes to be a true congratulated competitor. Edgar Johnson, Larry Jennings, Keith Dunngan, Dale Tiller, Larry Abel, Bill Goetzinger, Danny Slemp, Dennis Farris, Carson Holbrook, Eddy Medley, Ricky Daugherty, Tom Wilson, Lewis Foreman, Greg Goodman, Coach Larry Sawyers. Freshman Basketball Young? Yes, in a sense they are. Inexperienced? Sure, they are new faces in the sports scene. Struggling, for some recognition of their talent. Play after play, basket after basket, they gain poise, form and, yes, that all valuable court time. So with every shot they make, and every dribble of the ball on the hardwood floor, they come closer to realizing their dream of the big time, of the Varsity Squad. fcWIC . Kneeling: Mike Johnston, Gary Abel, Mike Williams, Glenn Robinson, Dave Whitescarver, Steve Knipp. Standing: Kenny Jarvis, Mike Bullins, Garland Cline, Barry Robinson, Robert Guy, Guyn Combs, Coach Ron Ball. Who ' s scared? Not me! Easy shot for Guyn Combs. Talk ing it over. Did you see that, ref? 1 ' ve got it! Front: Mike Orr, Greg Lawrence, John DeHart, Allen Blevins, Randy Tiller, Bobby Runyon, Rob Porter, Joe Ferraro, Gary Hart. Back: Coach Brockman, David Smith, Marty Stewart, Dwight Hester, Ulysses Cox, Buddy Farris, Bobby Hunter, Ken Bauman, Herbert Clay, Mike Ba uman. David, Bobby, and Gary practice for the meets. Chasing through the halls of our school, dashing madly around corners and up stairs, while winter blows around outside. Is it madness? No, not at all, it is only the indoor track team, as they temporarily turn our corridors into practice areas and defy the elements to get at them. Their success in this is witnessed by the fantastic record they racked up this season, and by their all out effort to win by traveling to Blacksburg and Lexington on weeknights to take on the competitors. Smith finishes. Runyon ready to leave. Hunter lands in the sand pitl Cracking in the home runs! Baseballers leave the other teams behind and bat their ways out of paper bags and anything else that looks like a baseball diamond. Baseball First Row: Joe Ellis, Eddie Guy, Mike Blevins, Ben Wagner, Carl Heath, Carter Thomas, Mike Eaton, Keith Dunnagan. Second Row: John David Crewey, Joe Ferraro, Bill Goetzinger, Tommy Wilson, Norman Barker, Sam Parsons, Alan Linkous, Bradley Moore. Third Row: Glen Robinson, Mgr., Johnny Wilson, Tom Sexton, Jay McDonald, Coach Alvin Crowder, Jeff Anderson, Mike Bevins, Wayne Cullop, Jim Overbay, Joe Murray, Mgr. Moore grins with satisfaction from the dugout. Another run for the Scarlet Hurricane. Running through the hurdles,they face the obstacles with all the stamina it requires. Girls on the track team exhort every ounce of their effort through to the end. The lucky part is - they have fun while they ' re doing it. First Row: Diane Hayes, Dorothy Weaver , Beth Bauman, Donna Ewald, Helen Anderson. Second Row: Pam Kendle, Phyllis Hall, Debbie Snider, Susan Perdue, Susan Ratcliff, Mimi Graham, Rhonda McGlothlin. Third Row: Lyda Yette, Susan Groseclose, Debbie Mercer, Debbie Rousseau, Debbie Hayes, Judy Lowe, Kathy Reith, Rosemary Bass, Karen Yette. J.V. First Row: Peggy DeBord, Melissa McDonald, Donna Perkins, Janet Bass, Brenda Blevins. Second Row: Mary Boehm, Margaret Pitzenbarger, Susan Bush, Maria Cox, Dorothy Culbert. Third Row: Carolyn Williams, Lyn Thompson, Mary Lowe, Jane Bass, Pam Snider. Up, Up, and Away. Look out! Here I come! Wrestling Muscles bulge, sinews stretch to their utmost limits, and bones seem to bend at the great amount of pressure put in them, as the four seconds tick away and a pin is called. This is wrestling, and this is the goal of every member of the squad in our school, the ultimate victory, so to speak. To achieve this, however, these people must go through 98 degree workouts, after losing 5 pounds in an afternoon, starve themselves, and in short, give their minds and bodies to this most grueling of activities. i2 Outdoor Track Front Row: Steve Copeland, Phillip Goodman, Larry Jennings, Edgar Johnson, Randy Tiller, Bobby Runyon, Alan Blevins, Mike Williams. Second Row: Pat Jackson, Mark Atwell, Dale Tiller, Lewis Foreman, Joe Ferraro, Robert Noonan, Rob P orter. Third Row: Steve McGhee, Greg Lawrence, Herbert Clay, Jack Murphy, Martin Stewart, Chris Hayton, Mike Orr. Fourth Row: Tommy Wilson, Mike Roberts, Jay McDonald, David Vicars, Jimmy Parks, John DeHart. Fifth Row: Danny Slemp, Buddy Farris, Howard Rowland, David McGhee, Johnny Wilson, Ulysses Cox. Sixth Row: Mike Bivens, Stewart Gill, Mark McCloud, Ken Bauman, Mike Bauman, David Smith, Gary Hart. Back Row: Coach Ball, Kim Harvey, Bobby Hunter, Kyle Rhodes, Dwight Hester, Gregg Steele, Scott Morrell, Robbie Fry, Mark Alexander, Coach Brockman. . They can leap tall buildings in a single bound 1 Shot put, pole vault, long jump, and of course long hours of leg power are all part of the outdoor track scene. These boys brave rain, mud, and often snow in their early season practice. Practice that drags on forever as they beat themselves into shape mentally and physically for their many tough adversaries. So with the Scarlet colors flying brilliantly on their backs, they lay the other team down in grand style. 1 53 Golf Who putt this golf ball in the sand? That is just one of the woes facing the MSHS Golf Team. Their raw edges want smoothing, but then, practice makes perfect. Kneeling: Coach Larry Sawyers and Coach Charlie. Harkins. Back: Billy Buchanan, Arthur Davis, Gregg Farrell, Tracy Untiedt, Barry Bennett, Carson Holbrook, Steve Forrest. Where did the ball go? Fore! Let ' s see... This is going to be a tough one! Just a little bit further! Scarlettes If you ' ve ever been to a Marion basketball game, you might have noticed a group of pretty girls clad in red and white uniforms, who perform at half-time. These girls are known as the Scarlettes. This group of young, energetic girls practice about as hard as any other team in school. Their practice season lasts from June until April - eleven months!! During the summer months, the new group of Scarlettes get organized and go to Drill Team Camp at Ball State University in Indiana. After returning home they practice all their newly learned routinues and prepare for the oncoming school year. This year the Scarlettes performed in the Homecoming Parade, Homecoming game at half-time, and the Christmas parade, not to mention the home basketball games. Also, they were invited to perform at the district game at John Battle and they performed at Virginia Tech for the Region IV AA Tournament. MSHS is proud of these girls in red and white and thinks they have done a great job! Front: Cindy Hudson, Jamie Beamer, Kim Jensen, Anne Lambert, Mary Pat Henry, Linda Clawson, Debbie Mercer. Standing: Susan Bush, Joni Meek, Dana Swartz, Cheryl Warren, Ellen Graybeal, Debbie Cox, Cheryl Kirk. Varsity Cheerleaders We got the fever, we’re hot, we can’t be stopped! Are these the sounds of mad gladiators with the flu? No, it ' s our very own Varsity Cheerleaders, creators of pep, noise, and cupcakes. These ten girls are the ever-faithful backers of the Big Red Machine. Without a doubt, the cheerleaders are the busiest members of M.S.H.S., selling jerseys, smashing cars, and having soc hops. These pep pushers attended camp at U.T. where they earned every honor in sight including the spirit stick! Without the cheerleaders, M.S.H.S. would certainly be a dull place. Left to right: Susan Thompson, Teri Harvey, Debbie Snider, Cheryl Sale, Cathy Reith, Susan Tate, Anita Blevins, Cathy Umbarger, Katherine Foreman, Pam Pennington. Making friends with the competition. Showing some of our best. Debbie doing her job. Cheering during a tense moment. J. V. Cheerleaders Dancing cheerleaders?? Of course. This year the J.V. Cheerleaders not only stimulate the Big Red Spirit, but grace the pep rallies with vivacious dance routines. Just as their Varsity counterparts, these Hurricane gals attend a long and vigorous week of camp. They return full of pep, new chants and cheers, and ready to make hundreds of cupcakes. A losing first half, a breathtaking tie, a jubilant one-point win ... Those J.V. Boosters are always there!! Front: Cindy Sharp, Kathy Jones. Middle: Lyn Thompson, Susan Ratcliffe, Shelly Sharp. Back: Sharon Albert, Karen Willis, Donna Murphy. A victory smile! J.V. Cheerleacers know what it ' s ail about — they show it here in the homecoming parade. J.V. beauties cheering on. I l HURRII HOU VARSITY FOOTBALL MSHS 8th in 15 team field MSHS 6 Chilhowie 21 Region Iv Championship MSHS20 R.B. Worthy 7 MSHS 3rd in 8 team field MSHS 14 Graham 12 State AA Meet MSHS 12 Patrick Henry 14 10th place MSHS 22 MSHS 14 Va. High 27 Tazewell 21 OUTDOOR TRACK MSHS 0 Rich Valley 34 Redford Invitational MSHS 14 Richlands 48 MSHS 4th in 7 team field MSHS 20 Grundy 0 MSHS 9oy 2 Abingdon 60% MSHS 14 John Battle 14 MSHS 116% Ervington 15 Patrick Henry 81 y 2 J.V. FOOTBALL Richlands 34 MSHS 14 Fort Chiswell 22 Rich Valley 8 MSHS 19 Chilhowie 0 MSHS 57 Radford 79 MSHS 0 Saltville 12 Pulaski 32 MSHS 0 Va. High 6 MSHS 87% Patrick Henry 50% MSHS 8 John Battle 0 John Battle 32 MSHS 7 Richlands 7 Abingdon Relays MSHS 13 Patrick Henry 38 1st in 12 team field MSHS 12 Abingdon 14 Smyth County Meet MSHS 122 1st in 4 team field BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Radford Relays MSHS 64 John Battle 37 MSHS 3rd in 21 team field MSHS 68 Patrick H enry 57 Southwest District Meet MSHS 71 Gate City 72 MSHS 1st in 10 team field MSHS 59 Tazewell 45 Region IV Meet MSHS 70 Chilhowie 57 MSHS 5th in 20 team field MSHS 46 Va. High 44 J.V. BOYS ' BASKETBALL MSHS 46 Abingdon 44 MSHS 62 John Battle 43 MSHS 48 John Battle 50 MSHS 72 Va. High 68 MSHS 69 Patrick Henry 9 MSHS 48 Gate City 44 MSHS 35 Gate City 48 MSHS 65 R.B. Worthy 38 MSHS 40 Tazewell 49 MSHS 67 Graham 49 MSHS 35 Chilhowie 32 MSHS 43 Richlands 30 MSHS 23 Va. High 36 MSHS 62 Grundy 52 MSHS35 Abingdon 36 MSHS 67 MSHS 55 R.B. Worthy 55 Abingdon 51 MSHS 40 John Battle 28 MSHS 27 Va. High 43 MSHS 45 Chilhowie 50 MSHS 33 Gate City 35 MSHS 46 Patrick Henry 56 MSHS 41 Saltville 35 SMYTH COUNTY TOURNAMENT MSHS 34 Graham 35 MSHS 72 R.B. Worthy 60 MSHS 45 Richlands 24 MSHS 76 Rich Valley 40 MSHS 35 Grundy 33 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT MSHS 26 Saltville 35 MSHS 70 Tazewell 47 MSHS 28 Abingdon 38 MSHS 85 Grundy 78 MSHS 45 Chilhowie 23 MSHS 45 Graham 55 MSHS 38 Patrick Henry 26 REGIONALS AT V.P.I. MSHS 56 Blacksburg 55 VARSITY GIRLS ' BASKETBALL MSHS 45 Radford 54 MSHS 44 Rich Valley 20 MSHS 36 Chilhowie 28 CROSS COUNTRY TRACK MSHS 52 Saltville 22 MSHS 23 Galax 32 MSHS 39 Rural Retreat 18 MSHS 40 Blacksburg 15 MSHS 44 George Wythe 34 MSHS 34 Giles Co. 21 MSHS 44 Saltville 23 MSHS 2nd in 5 team field MSHS 55 John Battle 27 MSHS 1st in 4 team field MSHS 38 Rich Valley 21 MSHS 26 Carrol Co. 29 MSHS 43 Bland 32 Scarlet Hurricane Invitational MSHS 42 Chilhowie 21 MSHS 3rd in 10 team field MSHS 48 Bland 24 Virginia Tech Invitational MSHS 43 Rural Retreat 11 MSHS53 John Battle 29 MSHS36 George Wythe 37 MSHS 33 Powell Valley 28 MSHS 25 Regionals George Wythe 19 J.V. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL MSHS 29 Rich Valley 22 MSHS 21 Chilhowie 13 MSHS 39 Saltville 10 MSHS 26 Rural Retreat 14 MSHS 22 George Wythe 15 MSHS 36 Saltville 10 MSHS 40 John Battle 14 MSHS 30 Rich Valley 8 MSHS 11 Bland 15 MSHS 26 Chilhowie 10 MSHS 28 Bland 16 MSHS 26 Rural Retreat 20 MSHS 33 John Battle 4 MSHS 31 George Wythe 26 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL MSHS 27 Oak Hill 52 MSHS 25 Wytheville 18 MSHS 15 Bristol 42 MSHS 30 Abingdon 40 MSHS 22 Mt. Rogers 23 MSHS 68 Jr. High 41 MSHS 34 Bristol 45 MSHS 22 Oak Hill 20 MSHS 28 Jr. High 32 MSHS 40 John Battle 43 MSHS 36 Wytheville 22 MSHS 18 Abingdon 38 MSHS John Battle-Forfeit MSHS 37 Dublin 30 MSHS 32 Mt. Rogers 52 MSHS 41 Dublin 39 WRESTLING MSHS 40 Tazewell 15 MSHS 35 Abingdon 18 MSHS 44 Patrick Henry 9 MSHS 57 Saltville 6 MSHS 29 Richlands 22 MSHS 24 John Battle 32 MSHS 47 Patrick Henry 6 MSHS30 Grundy 28 MSHS51 Chilhowie 6 MSHS 48 Abingdon 6 MSHS 51 Graham 10 MSHS 42 John Battle 12 Morristown Invitational 2nd Regionals 3rd State 9th BASEBALL MS HS 1 Gate City 6 MSHS 0 John Battle 5 MSHS 12 Abingdon 11 MSHS 0 Va. High 1 MSHS 3 Patrick Henry 2 MSHS 6 Gate City 3 MSHS 5 Saltville 4 MSHS 0 Va. High 2 MSHS 2 Rich Valley 1 MSHS 2 Rich Valley 4 MSHS 1 Abingdon 23 MSHS 6 Graham 2 MSHS 2 Graham 1 MSHS 4 Chilhowie 1 MSHS 3 John Battle 2 MSHS 6 Saltville 11 MSHS 5 Chilhowie 0 MSHS 1 Patrick Henry 3 GIRLS ' TRACK MSHS 60 Chilhowie 46 MSHS 38 Patrick Henry 62 MSHS 45% Battle 57 r Chilhowie 2714 MSHS 60 Chilhowie 46 MSHS 38 Patrick Henry 62 MSHS 45% John Battle 57 Chilhowie 2714 MSHS 53% Patrick Henry 46’% MSHS 66% Chilhowie 43 Holston 17Y2 Smyth County Track Meet MSHS 78 Chilhowie 34 Rich Valley 14 INDOOR TRACK MSHS 3rd in 5 team field MSHS 35 Blacksburg 5314 Dublin 3214 MSHS 4th in 15 team field MSHS 2nd in 8 team field Region IV Meet MSHS 2nd in 6 team field State AA Meet MSHS 10th in 31 team field GOLF Bluefield Invitational MSHS 331 2nd Place MSHS 347 Johnson City 319 John Battle 349 MSHS 340 Va. High 356 Abingdon 384 Southwest District Tourney MSHS 353 2nd Place MSHS 341 Galax 328 MSHS 328 Kingsport 338 Regional Tourney MSHS 339 4th place MSHS 348 Saltville 354 MSHS 344 Va. High 353 Saltville 362 MSHS 176 Daniel Boone 171 MSHS 344 Galax 339 MSHS 185 Patrick Henry 223 Holston 224 Chilhowie 232 MSHS 189 Dobbins-Bennett 167 MSHS 188 John Battle 192 Abingdon 209 MSHS 338 Johnson City 305 Erwin 389 Executive Producers The patron saints of the Hurricane Without them What would we do — No yearbook? Never. Not in a million years Giving financial aid And encouragement Wondering when inflation Will hit the Hurricane Especially in the pocketbook Where it counts to the Executive Producers PO ' HO fHtC‘ THE BANK OF MARION For All Your Banking Needs SERVING SMYTH COUNTY SINCE 1874 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DRIVE-IN-WINDOW Resources Over $15,000,000 Home-owned — Home-operated 162 THE BANK OF MARION ROYAL OAK BRANCH 1600 NORTH MAIN ST. Bank Marion TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS HOME-OWNED - HOME-OPERATED 163 Serv-AII, Inc. 921 Win Stati Stiiit Biiitol, Timn.-Va INSTITUTIONAL WHOLESALERS Catering to — SCHOOLS, RESTAURANTS, CAFETERIAS, HOTELS, HOSPITALS, ETC. 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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 DAIRY PRODUCTS MARION. VIRGINIA 24354 Phone 783-2397 MARION VIRGINIA 189 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 6-WEEK DELIVERY IN THE MODERN MANNER GOODMAN JEWELERS Marion, Virginia Congratulations To The Class of 73 SMYTH HOME CONSTRUCTION, INC. “Everything for the Builder” MARION, VIRGINIA Mi II work Builders Supplies George C. Prater, Pres. Congratulations To The Seniors of 1973 Curtis Barber and Beauty Parlor 304 Main Street Phone 783-4031 783-2351 190 Appalachian Manufacturing Co. Marion, Virginia A DIVISION OF American of Martinsville MAKERS OF DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE FOR BEDROOM, DINING AND LIVING ROOM HUFF SEWING CENTER Approved Singer Dealer New Singer Sewing Machines Marion Plaza Shopping Center SALES and SERVICE Phone 783-2835 191 PARKS-BELK COMPANY Department Store MARION, VIRGINIA d ied 9C7 “Your Happy Shopping Store Compliments Of 783-5351 THE NATIOMAL BANK OF CHILHOWIE Organized 1907 Chilhowie, Virginia 24319 FORD BRANCH Seven Mile Ford, Virginia TOM KATZ P. 0. Box 185 Atkins, Va. 24311 Atkins, Virginia QUALITY SHOES BY WEINBRENNER McCoy ' s DISCOUNT House GENERAL MERCHANDISE Walter S. McCoy, Jr. Phone 783-5913 192 Bfrgtnta Mtgljlanbfi IFurniturp GJnrgoration ATKINS, VIRGINIA 24311 ATKINS PLYWOOD CO. Division Of VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS FURNITURE CORP. KERNS BAKERY Serving your Cafeteria and Homes ROBERT RAMSEY, Marion Representative MARION VIRGINIA 193 ROYAL OAK INDUSTRIES, INC. SPECIALTY WOOD PRODUCTS Do it yourself Unfinished Furniture Route 16 Marion, Va. 783-5785 Holston Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. Telephone 783-4242 S. Main Street Marion, Virginia 24354 IMPERIAL m VALIANT SALES - SERVICE FISHER ' S JEWELERS Since 1899 Leading Brands in FINE CHINA STERLING SILVER CRYSTAL KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Compliments of WILEY J. MOXLEY MARION, VIRGINIA “If it’s insurance we write it” Our 74th Year PRUNER’S Brodie Thompson Sons, Inc. SHOE SHOP MARION VIRGINIA We Dye Shoes All Colors Goodyear Tires — Tubes — Accessories — Recapping RCA Radio, Television, Whirpool • Phone 783-7248 MARION, VIRGINIA 194 Serving US Choice Ribeye and Lobster Tails STEAK HOUSE INTERSTATE 81 AT US. 16 MARION. VA 24384 Dine by candlelight Live charcoal fire FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS DIPLOMAS AWARDS Better Quahtij Products Since l$e 7 Josteris DONALD G. SCHLEY 3305 Skyview Place Lynchburg, Virginia 24503 195 H. B. MAIDEN SONS Fresh Dressed Poultry Frozen Parts Turkeys Graded Eggs WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE MARION, VIRGINIA Telephone 944-3141 Meadowview, Virginia Congratulations to the E PN Class of 73 HEATING OIL Edward L. Poe HOLIDAY INN Agent, Exxon Co. U.S.A. Phone 783-5331 Marion Virginia Nights 783-4593 or 783-3845 Brunswick Lane Marion, Va. Best Wishes CITY DRUG STORE For Your Success THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE THE REGENT, INC. Opposite The Courthouse E. W. Hastings and W. C. Hastings Phone 783-7133 Marion Virginia W CcyuLfr- AREA CODE 703 ( 83 ) ODIbe -itrgmia MARION MOLD AND TOOL CO. Metal Plastic Molds. Oiift anb J$tatimier{j, hic. Tools, Jigs, Fixtures, Precision Machining Atmosphere Controlled Heat Treating Box 584 MARION, VIRGINIA P. O BOX 677 MARION, VIRGINIA CORNER OF RIVER MAPLE STREETS 196 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 197 Members of The Board of Directors Chamber of Commerce of Marion, Inc . FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: J.L. Warren, John H. Tate, N.C. Peterson, Guy Bushnell, M. L. Greenwood, Gary Peacock, Evans Scyphers, H. M. Francis, A.G. Groseclose. Missing when picture was made C.L. Forrest. 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. 198 INDEX A Abel, Gary Wilbur 83, 146 Abel , Kathryn Diane 83 Abel, Larry Wayne 75, 1 45 Adams, Jeffrey Harold 75 Adams, Karen Olivia 75 Adams, Michael Dean 75 Adams, Pamela Jane 83 Addington, Connie 45 Aker, Michael David 45 Albert, Sharon Alisa 75, 144, 1 57 Alexander, Mark Steven 148 Alls, Deborah Lou 75 Anders, Bonnie Marlene 45 Anderson, Charles Leon 45 Anderson, Gary Allen 83 Anderson, Helen Regina 83 Anderson, Jeff Eugene 45, 101 Anderson, Michael Curtis 75 Anderson, Sandra Renee 83 Antone, Charles Ashley 83 Archer, Deborah Sue 83 Armstrong, Cynthia Jean 45 Armstrong, Sandra Gail 75 Armstrong, Sandy Kay 45 Armstrong, Teresa Jean 75 Ashlin, Charles Thompson 67 Atkins, Charles Randall 81 Atkins, Greta Aleen 67 Atwell, Mark Stephen 83 Atwell, Vicki 75 Atwood, Diane 83 Austin, Regina Ellen 67 B Ball, Charles Randall 67, 136 Ball, Joy Charlene 45 Ball, Ronald 99, 136, 138, 146 Barker, Becky 75 Barker, Deborah Leah 45 Barker, Michael Edward 83 Barker, Michael Lee 83 Barker, Norman 67, 1 48 Barker, Pamela Susan 83 Barker, Randy Kirk 83 Barker, Rebecca Ann 75 Barker, Ruth Ellen 83 Barrett, Victoria Joyce 75 Barrett, James 96 Barrow, Pete Spencer 26, 45, 65 Barton, Amy Elizabeth 83 Barton, Betty Denise 76 Barton, Baynard William 111 45 Barton, Mike Lee 81 Baseball 1 50 Basketball, Boys J.V. 145 Basketball, Boys Varsity 140 Basketball, Freshman 146 Basketball, Girls 1 44 Bass, Brenda Mary 67, 101 Bass, Diane Bridget 45 Bass, Gordon Harvey 45 Bass, Jane Reynolds 83, 1 54 Bass, Janet Denise 83, 1 54 Bass, Rosemary Catherine 45, 64, 65, 101,154 Bauman, Dixie 1 00 Bauman, Ken 45, 64, 65, 139, 147 Bauman, Mary Elizabeth 76, 101, 144, 154 Bauman, Briggs Michael 76, 139, 147 Baumgarner, Millie Kay 67 Baumgarner, Michael Ray 67 Beamer, Suzanne Jamie 67, 101,155 Bell, Cynthia Lennett 76 Belton, Steven Arthur 76, 1 36 Benfield, Elda 83 Bennett, Barry 67, 1 36, 151 Bennett, Cynthia Jean 46 Bennett, Roy Robert, Jr. 84 Berry, Carla Leanne 76 Bise, Burton Eugene 67 Bise, James Everette 67 Bivens, Ernest Jackson 46, 1 36, 1 40 Bivens, Michael Eugene 84 Blackburn, Dina Kay 76 Blackburn, Rita Faye 84 Blankenship, Gerald 95 Blessing, Willis R. 97 Blevins, Alan Glenn 76 Blevins, Allen Ray 147 Blevins, Anita Lee 46, 65, 1 56 Blevins, Barbara Layne 68 Blevins, Bobby 76 Blevins, Brenda 84, 101,154 Blevins, Carolyn Ann 84 Blevins, Clifton Wayne 44, 46, 1 36 Blevins, Cynthia Jane 76 Blevins, David Michael 82 Blevins, Deborah 84 Blevins, Deborah Gail 68 Blevins, Donna Jean 76 Blevins, Gregory Dane 76 Blevins, James Dennis 46 Blevins, Jon ' rthan Lynn 46, 64, 101, 140 Blevins, Karen June 46 Blevins, Kathryn Lavern 84 Blevins, Kyra Adleene 76 Blevins, Linda Kaye 76 Blevins, Michael Dennis 76, 84, 1 38 Blevins, Michael Gilbert 46, 140 Blevins, Pamela 76 Blevins, Patricia Lee 46 Blevins, Randy Evan 84 Blevins, Rhoda Kay 68 Blevins, Robert 84 Blevins, Robert Lee 68 Blevins, Robert Oliver 76 Blevins, Teresa Ann 46 Bloodworth, Dawn 84 Boehm, James Allen 68 Boehm, Mary 76, 154 Boehm, Stephen 68, 1 36 Boggs, Charlene Gay 84 Boggs, Robert E. Jr. 68 Bolling, Debra Kay 68 Bolling, Patricia Lynn 68 Bonham, Warren Edward 46 Boone, Remonia Yvonne 76 Bostic, Don 76 Bostic, Patricia Diane 76 Bowman, Deborah Kay 84 Bowman, Deborah Sue 82 Bowman, James Ronald 68 Brigman, Bonnie Jeannette 84 Britton, Frank 76, 101, 148 Brockman, Preston Lewis 100, 136, 138, 147 Brooks, Michael 76 Brooks, Teresa Gail 76 Brown, Alan Francis 68 Brown, Dale 84 199 Brown, Deborah Kaye 46 Brown, Douglas Wayne 68 Brown, Ernie 68, 138, 140 Brown, Jonathan Dale 82 Brown, Wanda Jean 76 Brown, William Ernie 68 Buchanan, Matrona Evelyn 76 Buchanan, Patricia Dunn 46 Buchanan, Patricia Marie 65, 84 Buchanan, Susan 84 Buchanan, William Copen haver 84, 151 Buck, Rebecca Richardson 46 Bui I ins, James Michael 84, 146 Burchett, Barbara Mae 84 Burchett, Cindy 76, 101 Burke, Margaret Louise 46 Burke, Ollie Kate 84 Burkett, Jo Reda Fay 44, 47, 1 42, 144 Burton, Anne 95 Bush, Allen Dale 47 Bush, Steven Lain 84 Bush, Susan 76, 1 54, 1 55 Byrd, Betty Ann 47 Byrd, Helen 1 00 Byrd, Terri Lynn 84 c Caldwell, Pamela Suzanne 68 Calhoun, Margaret Diane 68 C3II, Elizabeth Ellen 84 Call, Jane 94 Call, Lois I rene 68 Call, Teresa Dianne 68 Callahan, Larry Edward 47 Callahan, Vicky Lynn 84 Campbell, Karen 68 Campbell, Warren 68 Carter, Barbara Jean 68 Cassell, Betty Sue 47 Cassell, David Rodney 84 Cassell, Jeffery 84 Catron, Aleta Carol 47, 64, 65, 101 Catron, Debora Diane 68 Chatham, Gary Dean 84 Chatham, Pamela Jean 68 Cheerleaders, J.V. 157 Cheerleaders, Varsity 156 Church, Tina Louise 47 Clark, Barbara Ann 76 Clark, Rebecca Louise 68 Cress, John Howard 77 Cress, Rhonda Gates 48 Cress, Sue Kathleen 84 Cressel. Mary Elizabeth 68 Crewey, Francis 97 Crewey, John David 68, 1 01,1 36 Crigger, Brenda Lee 77 Crigger, Gary 68 Crowder, Alvin Eugene 136, 138 Culbert, Dorothy Ann 84, 1 44, 1 54 Cullop, Curtiss Wayne 48 Cullop, Delter Eugene 68, 136 Cullop, Gail 68 Cullop, Wanda Jean 84 Currin, Davidson 68 D Daniels, Helen Marie 77 Daugherty, Randy Wayne 77 Daugherty, Ricky Lee 84, 145 Davidson, David Doug 68 Davidson, Joseph Blaine 84 Davidson, Joseph Bradley 77, 1 38 Davis, Arthur Easton 84, 1 51 Davis, Christie Theresa 69 Davis, Gary Lee 84 Davis, Jama David 77 Davis, James William 77 Davis, Janice Marie 69 Davis, Rebecca Lee 84 Dean, Deborah Parks 48 Dean, Gary Edwin 84 Dean, Linda TraiI 97 Dean, Timothy Wayne 69, 1 01 DeBord, David E. 96 DeBord, Pamela Jean 48, 101,142, 144 DeBord, Peggy Ann 77, 144, 154 DeBord, Tammy Allyson 84 Decker, Lisa Jane 84 DeHart, John Milton 48, 65, 147 Delp, Barbara Ann 48 Dempsey, James 77 DeVault, Merle M. 98 Dillow, Sharon Anne 48 Dinsmore, Carolyn Ann 84 Djukovich, Mary Elaine 84 Dolinger, Sandra Lee 77 Dolinger, Stella Ann 48 Dowell, Donna Jean 77 Dunagun, William Keith 84, 138, 145 Duncan, Jeannie 142, 144 Dunford, Vicky Jo 77 Dutton, Gary Wayne 77 Dutton, Paul Ernest 69 Duvall, Cindy L. 77 Duvall, Susan Melinda 84 Dyson, Debra Jean 48 E Earnest, Gladys Darlene 84 Earp, William M. 96, 1 36, 1 38 Eastridge, Patricia Ann 69 Eaton, Gary Harmon 84 Eaton, Michael 69 Echols, Charles Danley 69, 101 Echols, Lillie Mae P. 44, 100 Echols, Madonna Lynn 48, 65, 101 Echols, Nancy Louise 49 Edminston, Dennis Lee 69, 136, 140 Edwards, Gloria Marie 77 Elledge, Carl Gene 49 Elledge, Janice Charlene 49 Ellis, Barry Lee 77 Ellis, Joseph Francis 77, 136 Ellis, Kathy Charlene 49 Ellis, Kathy Lynn 84 E Iswick, Teresa Jo 69 Emerson, Theresa Faye 49 Epperson, Harold Lynn 49 Estep, Bart Terry 84, 138 Evans, Carol Ann 69 Evans, Deborah Kaye 49 Evans, Mary Ann 84 Evans, Michael David 77 Evans, Roy 94 Evans, Roy Franklin 84 Ewald, Clay Porter 85, 1 38 Ewald, Donna Sue 77, 1 44, 154 200 F Farmer, Garland Monroe 85 Farmer, Vicky Lynn 85 Farrington, Barbara Carol 77 Farrington, Ellen Regina 69, 142 Farris, Dennis Eugene 77, 101, 145 Farris, Teresa Ann 85 Farris, William Wilson 69, 1 47 Ferraro, Joseph James 77, 1 36, 1 47 Ferraro, Lisa Allyne 85 Ferrell, Michael Gregg 77, 136, 151 Fisher, John 97 Fleenor, Genesia Ann 49 Fleenor, Trula 96 Football, J.V. 138 Football, Varsity 136 Foreman, Katherine Osborne 49, 64, 65, 101, 142, 144, 156 Foreman, Lewis H. 77, 1 39, 145 Forrest, Steven Perry 69, 1 51 Fouse, Reba Gay 69 Fox, Price Kaye 69 Franklin, E laine 69 Frazier, Flarper April 49 Freeman, Cynthia Veronica 85 Freeman, Joan Carla 69 Freeman, William Joseph 69 French, Mildred A. 94 Frye, Robert Eric 85, 1 38 Fuller, Gary Dennis 69 Funk, Myra Alice 69 c; Gailliot, Elizabeth Maria 85 Gamble, Cathy Marie 49 Gardner, Teresa Leigh 85 Garrett, Scottie Lorrett 77 Garrick, Ronald L. 69 Geib, Pamela Roxanne 77 Gins, Theodore Arthur 77 Gentry, Gladys Grace 77 Gilbert, Regina Anne 49, 64, 65, 101 Gilbert, Sara Kelley 69 Gill, Charles Stephen 69, 101, 136 Gill, Cynthia Kay 77, 144 Gill, Stewart Allen 77, 140 Gillespie, James Dwight 85 Glenn, John Kenneth 49 Goble, David Eugene 49 Goble, Debbie Lynn 77 Goetzinger, H.C. 69 Goetzinger, William Preston 77, 145 Goodman, Carolyn Ann 85, 144 Goodman, Charles 99 Goodman, Gregory Gordon 85, 138, 1 45 Goodman, Phillip Dwayne 85, 1 38 Goodman, Robert Eugene 49 Goodman, Tammy Diane Goodman, Theresa Lynne 69 Graham,MimiAnn69, 101, 154 Graham, Patton James 85 Gravely, William Phillip 77 Graves, Paul Timothy 50 Graybeal, Mary Ellen 50, 64, 155 Green, Carl Emmons 85 Greenwood, Karen 69 Greer, Anthony Richard 85 Greer, Dennis James 77 Greer, Gma Denise 50, 64, 65, 101 Greer, Katherine McCauley 50, 101 Greer, Lesa Jane 77 Greer, Patricia 85 Greer, Patricia Lynne 77 Greer, Ruby Anna 77 Greer, Stuart Richard 85, 148 Groseclose, Kathy 96 Groseclose, Susan Gai I 77, 144, 154 Gross, Debbie Marie 85 Gross, James Eugene 50 Grubb, Shirley Ann 85 Gunn, Kenneth Dan 77 Guy, James 85 Guy, James Arthur 37, 69, 101 Guy, John Edward 78 Guy, Robert Theodore 85, 146 Guynn, Alice Sue 85 Guynn, Daniel Ruff 50, 64 Gwyn, Cindy Ann 78 Gwyn, Wilma Faye 85 H Hagy, Edwin Robert 78 Hagy, Virginia Anne 85 Hall, Anita Gaye 85 Hall, Connie Lynn 69 Hall, Cynthia Denise 85 Hall, James Terry 50 Hall, Karen Kaye 50 Hall, Lynda Sue 78, 144 Hall, Phyllis Jean 50, 142, 144, 154 Hall, Robert Franklin 69 Hall, Terry Lynn 85 Hamby, Patricia Lynn 69 Hamm, Cynthia Gail 69 Hamm, Wayne Delmar 78 Hampton, Kenneth Wade 74 Hancock, Connie Lynn 78 Hancock, Dale Wilburn 85 Hancock, David Edward 78 Hancock, Graham Hubble 50 Hancock, Kirby Allen 85 Harkins, Charles E. 95, 140, 151 Hankla, Kenneth Boyd 78 Harmon, Ronald Devere 50 Harper, Joseph Floyd 85 Harrington, David Patrick 85, 138 Hamngton, Jean Sandra 85 Harrington, Michael Lewis 69 Harris, Brenda Fay 69 Harris, Kathy Delame 50 Harris, Sandra E. 96 Harris, Steve Anthony 85 Harrison, Dickie Alan 69 Harruff, Lori Ann 50 Hart, Cathy Dean 78 Hart, Edwin Phillip 78, 138 Hart, Gary Lee 78, 101, 136, 147 Harvey, Kim Thomas 50, 136, 140 Harvey, Teri Grey 50, 142, 144, 156 Hash, Betty Mae 51,64 Hash, David 85 Hash, James Edward 70, 1 36 Hash, Joseph Carlton 85 Hash, Pat Kelly 70 Hash, Ronald Gregory 51 Haulsee, Debbie Kaye 78 Haulsee, Esther Estella 51 Haulsee, Patricia Anne 51 Havens, Margaret Katherine 78 Hawkins, James Franklin 85 Hawks, Lisa Dell 78, 101, 144 201 Hawthorne, Charlotte Loretta 51 Hayden, Susan Diana 70 Hayes, Debra Ann 70, 142, 154 Hayes, Diane 70, 142, 154 Hayton, Chris Leslie 85 Heath, Carl F. 78, 148 Heath, Charles E. 78 Heath, Deborah Faye 51 Heath, Teresa Kay 70 Hedding, Suzanne 70 Helms, Cynthia Anne 51 Henderson, Darlene Carol 51 Henderson, Margaret Sue 85 Henry, Daryl John 85 Henry, Layton David 93, 101 Henry, Mary Patricia 51, 101, 155 Hensley, Dee Anna 85 Hess, Ronnie Eugene 52, 136, 148 Hester, Albert Walter 70 Hester, Carolyn Juanita 78 Hester, Charles William 85 Hester, Gary Wayne 70, 1 36 Hester, Dwight David 78, 147 Hester, Gary Wayne 70 Hester, Jackie Marie 52 Hester, Larry Ray 85, 148 Hester, Terry Mack 85 Hicks, Linda Diane 52, 65 Hicks, Mike David 78, 138 Hinton, Jill Anne 52 Hoback, Phyll is Jean 99 Hodges, James Douglas 52 Hoge, Phillip Moss 70, 101 Holbrook, Maynard Carson 78, 139, 145, 151 Holmes, David Andrew 52 Hoover, Henry Clinton 85 Hopkins, Larry Wayne 85, 138 Horne, Rebecca Lynn 52 Howell, Danny 78 Hudson, Cindy 78, 155 Hudson, Teresa Ann 52, 65 Huff, Thomas Dyer 52, 1 36 Huffman, Pamela Sue 70 Huffman, Sandra Carol 85 Huffman, Sandy Carol 83 Hunter, Robert Alexander 52, 101,136, 147, 148 Hutton, David Michael 78 Hutton, Deborah June 85 Hutton, Gregory Daniel 52 Hutton, Harold 70 Hutton, Joe Howard 52, 65 Hutton, Kenneth Emory 52 Hutton, Larry 78 Hutton, Lester Keith 52 Hutton, Nancy Gail 70 Hutton, Sandra Carol 70 H utton, Stuart 86 Hutton, Teresa Diane 86 Hutton, Terry D. 86 I Iglesias, Alberto 78 J Jackson, Benjamin Orton 78 Jackson, James Thomas 86 Jackson, William Patrick 86 Jarvis, Kenneth Roy 86, 146 Jarvis, Sherry 70 Jennings, Larry Lee 86, 145 Jensen, Kimberley Sue 52, 101, 155 Jenson, Leslie 78 Johnson, Diane Lynn 53, 101 Johnson, Edgar Everette 86, 145 Johnson, Jan Lee 78 Johnson, Linda Kay 70 Johnson, Mike 86, 146 Jones, Laura Kathleen 78, 157 Jones, Michael Anthony 78 Jones, Patricia Ann 86 Jones, Stuart 78 Jones, Vickie Lynne 70 K Kegley, Brenda Gail 53 Kegley, Edith Josephine 79 Kegley, Li lly 86 Kegley, Patricia Ann 70 Kell, Barbara Lynn 70 Keller, Teresa Diane 98 Kelley, Donna Lee 86 Kelley, Thomas Otto 53, 101 Kendle, Pam 79, 144, 1 54 Keyes, Barbara Gaye 53 Keyes, Edward Garland 53, 136 Keyes, Pamela Diane 86 Kilby, Keith 70 Killen, Elizabeth Elaine 70 Killen, Gary 86 Killenger, Bea 70 Killinger, David Carol 53 Kimberling, Frances Ann 70 Kimberling, Virginia Mae 79 Kirby, Vanessa Nadine 79 Kirk, Cheryl Elaine 53, 64, 65, 101, 155 Kiser, Dottie 98 Knipp, Stephen A Ibert 86, 1 46 Kuester, Genny 86 Kuester, Judith 70 Kuester, Kathy 53 L Lambert, Sarah Anne 53, 101, 155 Lampkins, Robert Allen 86 Landey, Carl David 86 Lawrence, Greg Rhea 79, 101, 139, 147 Lee, Deborah Carol 10, 53 Lee, Sharon Louise 86 Leedy, Rhonda G. 79 Leonard, Delores Diane 79 Leonard, Elizabeth Anne 53 Leonard, Nancy Carolyn 53 Leonard, Ruth Frazier 53 Levitt, Perry Craig 70 Light, James Kenneth 86, 1 38, 148 Lilly, Harold Jeff 86 Lindamood, Danita Joan 86 Linkenhoker, L. Melanie 53 Linkous, Alan Lee 53, 101, 136, 140 202 Linkous, Mrs. Nila B. 98 Little, Teresa Lynn 54 Littleton, Dena Louis 86 Livesay, Joseph Michael 70 Lockhart, LeeAnn Yvonne 70 Long, Mark Terry 86 Long, Shirley Diane 79 Loupe, Patsy U. 99 Love, Charles 99 Lovelace, Rhonda Jean 70 Lowe, Charmane McGee 54 Lowe, David Wayne 54 Lowe, Jeffery Lee 86 Lowe, Joyce Ann 79 Lowe, Judy Carol 70, 154 Lowe, Mary E lizabeth 86, 1 54 Lyon, Connie Inex 79 Lyons, Mary Helen 70 M Mabe, Charlotte Ann 54 Mabe, James Robert 71 Mabe, Tony 79 Madrie, Louie Franklin 54 Maiden, Charlene Gwen 71 Maiden, Stephanie Lynn 71 Marchant, Ernest Hays 86 Marchant, Linda McMahan 54 Martin, Bobby David 79 Martin, David Keith 71 Martin, David Thomas 71 Martin, Dennis Eric 71 Martin, John Douglas 86 Martin, Lou Debbie 86 Matthews, Cindy Sue 79, 101, 144 Mauck, Sally Kelly 86, 101,144 May, Samuel D. 99 Mays, Bonnie Carol 86 McAllister, Ann 86 McAllister, Connie Jean 54 McAllister, Loueva Ann 86 McBee, Mike Anthony 79 McCarty, Laura Graham 86, 1 44 McClellan, Warren Steven 79 McCloud, Mark Lewis 71, 140 McDonald, David Sco tt 86 McDonald, Jay Alvin 71, 101, 136, McDonald, John Stephen 71 McDonald, Melissa 79, 1 54 McFarlane, Dennis Gregory 86 McFarlane, Maria Kay 54, 64 McGhee, David Louis 54 McGhee, Paul Gregory 86 McGhee, Steven Neal 86, 139 McGlothlin, Rhonda Lynn 71, 142, McGrady, James Henry 79 McIntyre, Debbie Carol 54 McKinney, Johnnie Edward 71 McKinnon, Debbie Annette 79 McKinnon, Rita Diane 54, 101 McNeil, James Avery 86 McNeil, Roger Allen 71 McPhetridge, Susan Diane 79 McThenia, Dewey Graham 86 McThenia, Vickie Lynn 86 Medley, Barbara Ann 79 Medley, Diane Marie 54 Medley, Edward C. 79, 145 Medley, Ivy 71 Meek, Charles Richard 71 Meek, Joni Sue 71, 155 Meek, Phyllis Ann 54 Mercer, Alisa Carol 54, 101,142, 144 Mercer, Debbie Lynn 71, 101, 154, 155 Mercer, Everette Dale 79 Miller, Rhonda Kay 86 Miller, Teresa Lynn 54 Moore, Bradley Keith 55, 140 Moore, Cindy Lawrin 86 Moore, Darrel W. 79 Moore, Gerald Glenn 55 Moore, Jama Irene 86 Moran, Delores Anne 55 Morrell, Nancy Susan 55 Morrell, Scott Joseph 79, 148 Moser, Edgar Dan 79 Moser, Marie Anne 55 Moser, Mickey Lee 79 Moses, Debbie Ann 79 Mullins, Brenda Lou 79 Mullins, Linda 86 Murphy, Donna Marie 86, 157 Murphy, Frankie Earl 86 Murphy, Jack 55, 101,136 Murphy, Tedd Alan 71 Murray, Bonnie Lucille 71 Murray, Brenda Lee 71 Murray, Dianne Selina 55 Murray, Joseph Walter 7 1 Musick, David N. 71 Musser, Beverly Anne 71 Musser, Cheryl Virginia 55 Musser, Roger Dale 71 Myers, Eugenia Sue 86 N Neal, Cecile Collene 79 Nelson, Billy Joe 86 Nelson, Charles Lee 88 Noonan, Robert Webster 87, 138 Noonkester, David Curtis 55 Null, Cathy Sue 79 148 O Obregon, Fausto Ernest 71, 101, 136, 148 O ' Dell, Benjamin Keith 71 Olinger, David Edward 87, 1 38, 148 Olinger, Jimmy Ray 87 Olinger, Peggy Jeanette 56 Orli, Richard John 79 Orr, Michael Wayne 71, 147 1 54 Osborne, Earnest Junior 56 Osborne, Jimmy Wayne 79 Osborne, Nellie Ann 56 Osborne, Rose Marie Kell 56 Osborne, Sidney Allen, Jr. 87 Osborne, Stephen Michael 71 Overbey, Barbara Jean 56 Overbey, Charles Owen Jr. 71, 101 Overbey, Jimmy Donald 56 Owens, Ginger Gay 87 Owens, James Clinton 56 Owens, Joy Diane 87 Owens, Lisa Ann 72 Owens, Michael Eugene 87 Owens, Michael Roger 72 Owens, Regina Ann 80 Owens, Sharon Marie 72 203 p Paddock, Dave Michael 80 Parker, Jeff Alan 72, 101 Parks, Allen Dale 87 Parks, Cathy Lee 87 Parks, Cathy Sue 87 Parks, Charles Edwin 56 Parks, Donald Edward 80 Parks, Elizabeth Kay 72 Parks, Eva Henrietta 56 Parks, Gary 87 Parks, Gerald Dennis 56 Parks, James Leo 136 Parks, Jerry Dennis 1 48 Parks, JulieAnn 56, 144 Parks, Julie Lynn 87 Parks, Kay 72 Parks, Kenneth Earl 23, 56, 101,140 Parks, Timmy 87 Parks, Wanda Ruth 87 Parlier, Susan Nancy 56 Parsons, Deborah Cox 56 Parsons, Nancy Gail 56, 101 Parsons, Robert Preston 72, 101 Parsons, Samuel Carl 80 Paschal, Harriet Ann 72 Patrick, Helen Kay 87 Patterson, Laura Jean 80 Peeples, Sherry Lynn 87 Pennington, Debbie Kaye 72 Pennington, Frances Darlene 80 Pennington, Linda Jane 87 Pennington, Pamela Louise 72, 101,156 Perdue, Gary Dean 72 Perdue, Susan Linda 87, 1 54 Perkins, Carla Annette 72 Perkins, Donna Sue 87 Perkins, John Milton 97 Perkins, Sherry Darlene 87 Perry, Duane James 87 Petty, Susan Lynn 87 Phares, Glenna Sue 80 Phares, Michael Allen 72, 148 Pickle, Carolyn Jean 80 Pickle, Floyd Daniel 80 Pickle, Pamela Sue 57 Pierce, Curtis Dale 87 Pitsenbarger, Margaret Anne 80, 1 54 Plummer, Joseph Lee 87 Plummer, Lesia Dawn 87 Poe, Ann Lee 57 Poe, Gordon McLeod 80, 148 Poe, Jerry Darnell 72 Poe, Patricia Darlene 87 Poole, Belinda 72 Poole, Wanda Pauline 72 Porter, Robb 80, 147 Poston, Daisey Elizabeth 87 Poston, Lana Marie 72 Poston, Ricky Dwayne 72 Potter, Katherine K. 97 Powell, Maria Yvonne 87 Powell, Randy 87 Powers, Garney Reuben 87 Powers, Patricia Ann 72 Prater, Dixie Burchett 57 Prater, Sherrie Lynn 72 Price, Roy Clayton 57, 65 Price, Sylvia Marlene 57 Prince, Rhonda Alcine 72 Privett, Kevin Lee 80 Pruitt, Bradley Wayne87 Pruitt, Charles Martin 80 Pruitt, Gary 80 Pruitt, Gary Lee 72 Pruitt, Polly Jane 80 Pruitt, Sharon Lee 72 Pugh, Barry William 80 Pugh, I da 97 Purkey, Michael Terrance 80 Q Quillen, Robert Hoover 72 R Ratliff, Susan Elaine 87, 154, 157 Rector, Linda Carol 57 Rector, Johnny Jack 80 Rector, Rita Russell 57 Reed, Donna Gail 72 Reedy, Jackie Dean 80 Reedy, Jenny Lou 80 Reedy, Kathy Darlene 57 Reedy, Regan Dawn 72 Reedy, Roger David 57 Reedy, Sandra Gail 72 Reedy, Shelia Lynn 80 Reedy, Thomas Howard 57 Reeves, A. Brent 87 Reith, Cathy Ann 72, 101,142,1 54, 1 56 Rhodes, Kyle Niven 73, 148 Rhodes, Lyle Evan 73, 148 Richardson, Audrey June 87 Richardson, Charles Allen 80 Richardson, Danny Lee 80 Richardson, David Allen 73 Richardson, Alan 80 R ichardson, David Wayne 87 Richardson, Harold Dean 73 Richardson, Jeffrey Trent 73 Richardson, Rita Jean 57 Richardson, Thomas Craig 87 Riemer, Donald Keith 87 Rine, Thomas Daniel 80 Rine, Wayne Ray 57 Rivette, Michael James80, 138 Robbins, Connie Diane 73 Roberts, George William 57 Roberts, Mike W. 80, 136, 148 Roberts, Nila Jacqueleen 73 Roberts, Richard Steven 57, 136, 148 Robertson, Billie Alvin 80 Robinson, Barry Clay 87,1 38, 146 Robinson, Bonnie Jean 73 Robinson, Debra Sue 58 Robinson, Dianne 80 Robinson, Elizabeth Ann 58 Robinson, Sherry Lynn 73 Robinson, Susie Faye 73 Robinson, Vanessa Lynn 80 Robinson, William Glenn 87, 138, 146 Rogers, Sandra Merle 87, 101 Rogers, Sherree Darlene 58, 64 Roland, David Wayne 73 204 Roland, Howard Gtenn 87, 1 38, 148 Romans, Alan Lynn 87 Romans, Calvin Gams 80 Romans, Gary Eugene 58 Romans, Michael David 80, 138 Romans, Robert Marne 58 Ross, Gary Dale 73 Rouse, Connie Sue 80 Rouse, Patricia Ann 87 Rousseau, Debbie Lee 154 Routh, Deborah Jo 87 Rowland, Anna Marie 73 Rowland, Sandra Dawn 80 Rowland, Virginia Lee 73 Runyun, Bobby Morris 58, 139, 147 Russell, Brenda Carol 58 Russell, Carol Ann 73 Russell, Carol Jane 58 Russell, Carolyn Sue 73 Russell, Iris Bethana 58 Russell, Kathy Lynn 87 Russell, Nola Diane 80 Russell, Patricia Ann 59, 64, 65, 101 Russell, Samuel Carl 87 Ryburn, Rebecca Jo 87 Ryburn, Theresa Jane 59 Rymer, Mike Steven 73 s Sale, Cheryl Bea 73, 101, 156 Sanders, Fielden O ' Dell 80 Sawyers, Gregory Michael 87 Sawyers, Sherrie Lee 87 Sayer, Larry 94, 136, 138, 145, 151 Sayers, Angela Carol 73 Sayers, Beverly Ellen 87 Scarlettes 1 55 Schwartz, Dana Evalene 73 Scott, Amy Elizabeth 80 Scott, Cathy Susan 87 Scott, James Stephenson 87 Scott, Jeffrey Jennelle 59 Scott, Larry Lee 87 Scott, Mary Preston 73, 101 Scott, Sandra Mae 73 Sebastian, Dennis Ray 80 Sebastian, James Andrew 59 Seward, Marie Randolph 80, 101,144 Sexton, Barry Wagner 73 Sexton, Cathy Yvonne 80 Sexton, Karen Regenia 73 Sexton, Martha Ann 59, 64 Sexton, Steve 87 Sexton, Susan Gail 80 Sexton, Thomas Ken 81 Sexton, William Stuart 81 Seymour, Connie Sue 73 Seymour, Donna Jo 87 Shankman, Eric Lee 59 Sharpe, Cindy Jean 87, 1 57 Sharpe, Shelly Virginia 87, 157 Sheets, James Keith 81 Sheets, Phyllis Lynn 81 Sheets, Sheryl Ann 87 Sheets, Teresa Ann 81 Sheets, W.C. 73 Sheffield, Cathy Antoinette 59 Shelton, Charles William 87 Shelton, Gilbert Mitchell 87 Sherwood, Judy 87 Shrader, Thelma Ann 81 Shuler, Daniel Earl 59 Shuler, Gregory Ray 87 Shuler, Mary Jean 73 Shuler, William Lee 59 Shumate, Danny C, 81 Shumate, Lonnie 74 Shupe, Deborah Lynn 59 Shupe, John Preston Jr. 59, 65, 101 Shupe, Patricia Diane 81 Simmons, Vicke Lynn 87 Simons, Desiree Elaine 87 Simons, Jerry Wayne 87 Simons, Phyllis E laine 81 Simons, Rickey Allen 59, 64, 101 Sims, Gary Michael 59 Slagle, Deborah Sue 59 Slemp, Danny 37, 81, 145 Slemp, Pamela Jean 59 Slemp, Patricia Ann 88 Slemp, Terri E. 74, 101 Smith, Cleveland Purcell 88, 139 Smith, David Hunt 60, 64, 65, 147 Smith, Gary Darrell 74 Smith, Kathy June 88 Smith, Mide Ronald 140 Smith, Randy Eugene 81 Smith, Ruth 95 Snavely, Elizabeth Anne 88, 144 Snider, Debbie Lynn 60, 142, 144, 1 54, 156 Snider, Mark Vincent 88, 101 Snider, Pamela Sue 88, 1 44, 1 54 Snow, Blaine Scott 88 Soos, Kevin Carl 60, 101 Spencer, Charlene Melinda 81 Spencer, Darrell Elton 88 Spencer, Donald Wayne 81 Spencer, Joanna 81 Spencer, Randall Lee 88 Spencer, Thomas William 81 Spriggs, Mary E. 81 Sprinkle, David Jonathan 74 Sprinkle, Marc 81 Sprinkle, Rebecca 96 Stack, Greg 81 Stack, Toni 81 Stambaugh, Sallie Elizabeth 60 Steele, Betsy Jane 60 Steele, Gregory Beale Jr. 74, 101, 136, 148 Stevens, Dianna Lynn 81 Stewart, Anne Michele 88 Stewart, Martin Dennis 74, 139, 147 Stillwell, Harry Andrew 88 Stillwell, June Leslie Leona 60, 64 Stone, Donald Allen 74 Stone, Edwin John 88 Stone, Shirley Diane 88 Stoots, Wanda Louise 88 Stowers, Danny Eugene 81 Stump, Barry Wayne 88 Sturgill, Gelnna Sue 60, 65 Sturgill, Judith Lynn 81 SturgiII, Mike Ray 74 Sturgill, Paul Timothy 88 Sullivan, Jim 98 Surber, Sheila Virginia 74 Swaha, Lydia Veronica 74, 101 Swartz, Dana 155 Swecker, Jeanne Lorraine 88 205 T Tarter, Carolyn Marie 74 Tate, Robert Earnest 60 Tate, Susan E lizabeth 44, 60, 65, 1 56 Taylor, Dianna Sue 81 Taylor, James Allen 74, 136 Taylor, Mike Vincent 88 Taylor, Richard Stephen 81 Teaster, Debra Carol 60 Teaster, Ellen Diane 81 Teaster, Gerald 81 Teaster, James Steven 60 Testerman, Deborah Kay 88 Testerman, James Willey 88 Testerman, N ile P.81 Testerman, Phyllis Gaye 60 Testerman, Ronnie Blaire 81 Testerman, Sharon Marie 60 Thomas, Carter Ralph 81 Thomas, Cathy 88 Thomas, Cecil Curtis 88 Thomas, Dennis Wayne 88 T ho mas, Mark Steven 60, 44, 136 Thomas, Roger Dale 81 Thomas, Sherry Diane 74 Thompson, Charles 81 Thompson, Claude Marshall 88 Thompson, Jane Carolyn (Lynn) 81, 101, 144,154, 157 Thompson, Jerry 82 Thompson, Joseph Craig 60, 136 Thompson, Maria Ann 88 Thompson, Robert 82 Thompson, Roger Lee 82 Thompson, Susan Patricia 61,142, 144, 1 56 Thompson, William Steven 74 Thweat, Retta Lee 82 Tibbs, Joyce Edwina 88 Tibbs, Mary Jane 82 Tiller, Dale Branton 88, 138, 139, 145 Tiller, Randy Blaine 74, 147 Tilson, Arthur Lewis 82 Tilson, James Edward 74 Tilson, James Wiley 61 Tilson, Johnny David 74 Tilson, Linda Jean 74 Tilson, Roger Andrew 88 Tilson, Sebrena Francis 88 Tilson, Sharon Marie 74 Tilson, William Roy 88 Totten, Anita Louise 88, 101 Track, Cross Country 139 Track, I ndoor 147 Track. Outdoor 1 52, 153 Trail, Agnes Kay 74 Trail, Jetty Rebecca 61 Tripp, Larry Brent 88 Tripp, Terry Howard 82 Tyler, Doris 95 u Umbarger, Emma Catherine 74, 156 Umbarger, Roger Neil 61 Umberger, Bonnie Sue 82 Umberger, Patty Anne 88 Underwood, James Mark 82 Untiedt, Thomas Glenn 61 Untiedt, Tracy Gene 88, 151 V Vandergriff, Jessie B. 82 Vandergriff, Rose 98 Vandme, John Barrett 88 Vanhoy, Deborah Lynn 74 Varney, Phyllis Fern 82 Vaught, Carol 82 Veselik, Evelyn Mottesheard 99 Veselik, William Allen 88 Viars, Linda Gayle 88 Vicars, David Mark 88, 1 38 Vicars, Lloyd D. 98 Viers, David Ronald 61 w Waddle, Dunn B. 94 Wagner, Benjamin 74 Wagner, Mike 82 Walker, George Edward 88, 138 Walker, Linda Sue 61 Walker, Michael Chandler 61 Wall, Roger C. 99 Walls, Debra Lynn 82 Ward, Debra Jean 74 Ward, John 82 Ward, Linda Sue 74 Warren, Cheryl Leigh 82 Weaver, Donnie Leon 82 Weaver, Dorothy 82, 144, 1 54 Weaver, Jane (Mrs.) 99 Weaver, Marlin Dow (Mr.) 1 00, 1 36,1 38, 148 Weddle, Mark Hampton 61 Weems, Nancy Armstrong 95 Wegielski, Trena 74 Weisbrod, Pam 74, 142 Weisbrod, Steven Emerson 88, 101, 138, 148 Weich, Sanda Gay 82 Werth, Sally 99 West, Carol Jean 88 West, Dan Edwin 88 West, Donna Gale 61 Wheeler, Carol 100 Whisman, Patricia Mathena 61 White, Constance Starr 88 White, Patricia 95 Whitescarver, David 88, 146 Whitley, Goerge A. 61,1 01, 1 39 Whitt, Mike James 82 Widener, Jeanne Cynthia 61 Widener, Lacy Allen 74 Widener, OmaJean 82 Widener, Sharon Elizabeth 74 Willard, Sandra Seymone 61 Williams, Alice Cilleen 82 Williams, Brenda Mae 82 Williams, Buster 82 Williams, Carolyn Elaine 88, 144, 154 Williams, Charles Michael 88 Williams, Denny Cleveland 61 Williams, Gay Ellen 88 Williams, Howard 93, 101 Williams, Larry Lincoln 82 Williams, Mary Jane 88 Williams, Ronda Lee 82 Williams, Ronny Lee 74 Will lams, Roy Mike 82, 146 Williams, Scott 74 Williams, Walter Steve 74 Willis, Karen E laine 88, 157 Willis, Sharon Nell 62 206 Wilson, Betty 98 Wilson, James Marvin 88 Wilson, John Kenton 88, 1 38, 1 40 Wilson, Thomas Greenwood 82, 1 45 Wingfield, P.G. 99 Winters, Marlene 99 Winters, Marvin 1 01 Wolfe, Rita Gay 62 Wolfenden, Anne 97 Wollitz, Julie Ann 88 Wood, Cheryl Ann 62 Wood, Linda Sue 74 Worley, Everette 82, 1 38 Worton, Vickie Joanne 88, 144 Wright, Linda Carol 62 Wright, Scott Heiner 62, 139 Wymer, Sherry Drenda 88 Wynn, Herman 82 Y Yarber, Richard William 88 Yates, Lonna 82, 101,144 Yeary, Cynthia Joanette 88, 1 44 Yette, Karen 82, 154 Yette, Lyda Fredricha 82, 154 Young, Carolyn 98, 101 207