Powell Valley High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Big Stone Gap, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1965 volume:

19. mm ' 1 o m to r4 00 7 j i Propertyof ' ' The Libiwy of Virginia Richmond, VA the foreword The thrill of the ballgames, the excitement of the band ' s brisk march, the burst of laughter in the crowded hallways, the tense moments in the classrooms, the scratch- of the pencil during test time, the gay prom night, the tearful graduation — memories are made of these and recorded on the pages of this, the 1965 Edition of the VAL- HALLA. POWELL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Big Stone Gap, Virginia table of contents Administration Faculty Pages 4-8 Classes Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Sub-Freshman Pages 9-50 Organizations ’ Valhalla Valhi Clubs Pages 51-76 Athletics Football Basketball Baseball Track Cheerleaders Pages 77-88 Features Mr. and Miss PVFtS Honor Sudents Prom Commencement Senior Memories Pages 89-96 Ads Pages 97-100 Powell Valley High School nestjed among the hills of Powell Valley . . . alma mater To Vikings bold we give our love, Our dreams, our tributes true. Through life ' s full course our hearts will move To bring you honor too. So hail to thee, O noble school; Stand firm and strong and right; And may we ever look to thee For strength, love, and purity. 3 administration Mr. W. D. Richmond has served for two years as our Divi- sion Superintendent. During this time he has rendered an out- standing service to our school system. The dedication and foresight of Mr. Richmond will greatly influence the future of the young people of our area. Mr. Harley T. Stallard, a former principal of Powell Valley High School, Is the Director of Instruction of V ise County Schools. His efficiency and enthusiasm have proved him worthy of this position. Mr. J. P. Horton, our principal, holds a B.A. degree from Lincoln Memorial University and a M.S. degree from the University of Houston. He has become an outstanding leader not only in our school, but also in the community. His sincerity and understanding have made him beloved by all who know him. Mr s. Patsy Arnold is our principal ' s secretary. Her compe- tence and friendliness are well known by all those associated with Powell Valley High School. 1 Mr. W. D. Richmond Mr. Harley Sfallard Mr. J. P. Horton wise county school board Left to Right; Eu gene D. Ireson, Vice-Chairman, Roberson District: Lacey E. Fuller, Lipps District; George C. Wharton, Gladeville District; W. D. Richmond, Division Superintendent: Dr. Frank E. Handy, Chairman, Richmond District; John Fischer, Big Stone Gap District; Harley T. Stallard, Director of Instruction, Wise, Virginia. 4 I MRS. JANIE BOLLINGER Winthrop College, B.S. University of Florida Weste rn Carolina College Health and physical education Sponsors the G.A.A. and a sophomore homeroom MRS. FRANCES BOTTS Union University, B.S. University of Tennessee, M.S. Science 8, Home Economics I and 1 1 Sponsors a sophomore homeroom MISS SARAH BROADWATER Virginia Interment Hollins College, A.B. Algebra I, geometry, History 12 Sponosors a [unior homeroom MRS. WILMA BROOKS Lincoln Memorial University, B.S. English 8 and 9 Sponsors a sub- freshman homeroom MR. DON CAMPBELL East Tennessee State University, B.S. History 10 and geography Assistant varsity football coach, junior varsity basketball coach Sponsors the SCA Council and a freshman homeroom faculty MISS SHARON CARTER East Tennessee State University, B.S. English 8 and 10 Sponsors a sophomore homeroom MRS. MARY FRANCES CLOUD Clinch V alley College Radford College, B.S. English 8 and 1 0 Sponsors a sophomore homeroom MISS FAITH COX Radford College, B.S, Appalachian State Teachers College, M.A. English II and 12 Guidance Counselor Sponsors a senior homeroom and co- sponsors the VALHALLA MR. WILLIAM CURRY Lincoln Memorial University East Tennessee State University, B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Richmond Polytechnic Institute Distributive education, business arithmetic Sponsors the D.E. Club MISS CALLIE DARNELL Radford College, B.S. Algebra I, biology Sponsor of the Bi-Phy- Chem Club and a senior homeroom 5 MISS LORA DINGUS Emory and Henry College, A.B. University of Virginia William and Mary College College algebra, trigonometry, chemistry, Latin II, General Math 9 Sponsors the Roman Club, Bi-Phy-Chem Club, a senior homeroom and co-sponsors the VALHALLA MRS. MARY ALICE GEMBACH East Tennessee State University, B.S. Algebra II, General Math 9, Math 8 Sponsors the cheerleaders, the Booster Club, and a sub-freshman homeroom MR. JACK GIBBS Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. Biology, Director of Guidance Director of Glee Club and sponsor of the Bi-Phy-Chem Club MR. GARNETT GILLIAM Emory and Henry College, B.A. Science 8, geography, physical education Sponsors the Varsity Club, varsity football coach, and baseball coach MRS. KATHLEEN HCRNE William and Mary College, B.S. Home Economics I and II Sponsors the F.H.A. faculty MR. K. W. MEADE MR. WADE MILLER MRS. GRACE RCSE MISS FRANCES SAMS MISS BILLIE JEAN Hiwassee College Emory and Henry Milligan College, A.B. David Lipscomb seen Emory University College, B.A. Advanced English, College, B.A. Lincoln Memorial University of Virginia Spanish 1 and II, English 12, Latin 1, English 8, 9, and 10 University, B.A. Virginia Polytechnic History 8 and 10 speech Sponsors a freshman Radford College Institute, A.B. Sponsors the Spanish Sponsors the Hl-Y Club, homeroom Virginia Polytechnic Math 8, Science 9, Club and a freshman Speech Club, Roman Institute, M.S. physics Sponsors the Bi-Phy- Chem Club and a homeroom Club, and a senior homeroom School Librarian Sponsors the Library Club freshman homeroom 6 MRS. JULIA JARRETT Radford College, B.S. English I I , History I I , art Sponsors the Art Club and a sophomore homeroom MRS. LEAH JOHNSON Northeast Louisiana State College, B.S. Typing I, general business Sponsors F.B.L.A. and VALHI MR. JAMES KILGORE Lincoln Memorial University East Tennessee State University, B.S. History 8 and General Math 9 Sponsors the 4-H Club and a sub-freshman homeroom faculty MR. JACK LEWIS Berea College, B.A. Science 9 and Biology Sponsors the Bl-Phy-Chem Club and a freshman homeroom MR. CECIL MADDUX East Tennessee State University, B.S. Math 8 and physical education Assistant varsity football coach, varsity basketball coach, track coach. Sponsors the Varsity Club and a sub-freshman homeroom MISS BETH SIPHERS Mary Washington College Radford College University of Tennessee, B.S., M.S. Vocati on Offi ce Training, Shorthand I, Typing II Sponsors the V.O.T. Club, F.B.L.A., VALHI, and a jun ior homeroom MR. RUCKE R SKEEN Hlwassee College Radford College, B.S. History 8, 1 1 , and 12 Sponsors the Key Club MR. DAVID TIPTON East Tennessee State University, B.S. Band Sponsors the Band and Pixies MR. LYNN WELLS Clinch Valley College East Tennessee State University Lincoln Memorial University, B.A. French I and II, English 9 and 10 Sponsors the French Club MRS. EVELYN WHITT Mary Washington College, B.S. Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, bookkeeping Sponsors the cheerleaders, F.B.L.A., VALHI, Booster Club, and a junior homeroom 7 a day in the life of a teacher Early to bed(??) and early to rise . . . early to rise anyway . . . early to school . . . sign in, yawning (too many papers graded last night?) . . . talk, talk, talk . . . discussing lessons, classes, students, world events, and personal, everyday problems. The bell rings for first period and an eager class awaits the day ' s lesson. Second period rolls around . . . the educator feels hunger pangs just like the student! Third period drags . . . finally, lunch ... a refreshing pause in a busy schedule . . . entertaining and serious talk over good food. Fourth period passes . . . then fifth and sixth are, gone forever. The teacher walks down the hall, now empty of students . . . heads toward the office ... I wonder if ... I wonder ... I wonder . . . The teacher reflects the day ' s events, good and bad . . . tear of failure . . . deep desire for success . . . self-confidence . . . Sign out . . . maybe after school duties . . . PTA . . . papers to grade . . . lessons to prepare . . . some TV . ... finally sleep, and a very well-earned rest. High level conference between Mr. Horton and Mr.. Gibbs Mrs. Jarrett reads Little Match Girl Mr. Meade all dressed up Mrs. Botts signs In ! Miss Dingus checking papers y ' ' ' ' «AH hCSTIANO memories were made of PHYSICS iwim BENNY ADAMS Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing.” KATHRYN AKENS The plainest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness. BRENDA BARNETTE Her sweetness would hide her faults, if faults she had. ROY BARNETTE ' When he works, he works, but when does he work? seniors STEVE BOBROSKY Men of few words are the best men. BARBARA BOGGS Choice bits come in small packages. BILL BOGGS His winsome smile and raven curls make him a hit with all the girls. DANNY BOLLING The flower of our young man- hood. 10 WANDA BELL A friendlier girl you couldn’t find, and just as sweet as she is kind. BETTY LOU BELT Better to be small and shine rather than large and cast a shadow. RALPH BIBLE, 111 I mean to make myself a man. SHERRIE BINKLEY She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleas- ant to think on. seniors BECKY BOTTS Sweet and nice, she ' s just the type to agree with all and never gripe. ROBERTA BRICKEY Whatever she does, wherever she goes, grace orders her ac- tions, and follows her move- ments.’’ BILL BUCKLES His cheerfulness breeds friendship. MILDRED CARROLL Who knows her knows a friend. II CONRAD CARTER CHARLES CARTY A bashful boy with blond hair, but with winning ways that got him there. They that govern the most make the least noise. KENNETH CARTY An honest man is the noblest work of God. ERNEST CLEMENTS All the qualities that make for a success. seniors GARY CUTTING BILL DAMON LINDA DAVIS PAUL DAVIS It isn ' t what you do, but what you ' re caught doing. I am the master of my fate. Dainty and neat and small — a dear little smile meant for all. It matters not how long you live, but how well. 12 WILMA CLISSO PRISCILLA COLE JIMMY COLLINS CHERYL CUTTING A true friend- is the greatest of all blessings. The mirror of all courtesy. Talent alone cannot make a writer. There must be a man behind the book. Full of life, full of pep, never quiet, that ' s her rep. seniors ROGER DEEP A true and downright honest man. LARRY DICKENSON ‘Tis noble to be good. BERT DIXON Be silent or let thy words be worth more than silence. GWEN EAVES Happiness was born a twin — share it with someone. 13 FRANK EDENS In spirit and in sports he takes the lead. For this kind of person, there is always a need. JAMIE EGAN A leader she was born to be, full of pep and vitality. CINDY FARMER Her sense of humor has won her an enviable personality. MARGARET FARMER Silence is true wisdom ' s best reply. seniors OSSIE FRALEY A smiling face and hair of red, but there is no temper within that head. LINDA GALLIHAR A fine head of hair adds beauty to a good face . . . JERRY GIBSON He has charm, intelligence, and character. GWEN GILLENWATER None but herself can be her equal.” LINDA FLANARY RUBY FORD WENDELL FOWLER CONNIE FRALEY It ' s so nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. When hearts are true, few words will do. Life without mischief is no life at all. She was good as she was fair, none, none on earth above her! As pure in thought as an- gels are! To know her was to love her. seniors GAIL GILLIAM The mildest manners, the gen- tlest heart. MARSHA GOLDEN Truly a daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and divinely fair. YVONNE GOODE She ' s a scholar and a ripe and good one. BEN GREGORY The more men think, the less they talk. I 15 NORMA GWALDIS JUDY HALSTEAD JOHN HAMILTON MARY ALICE HERRON All mankind loves a lover. Full of fun and happy and gay, fosses her head and goes on her way. He ' s quife okay and nice as he can be, a barrel of fun, don ' t you agree? She that was fair and never proud. seniors ELAINE JOHNSON CHARLES JONES THELMA JONES JOYCE LANE Her voice was ever soft, gen- tle, and low, an excellent thing in a woman. A sweet all-around fellow, to find one nicer would be hard to do. Always courteous and kind, never her equal can we find. Fairest and best adorned is she whose clothing is humility. 16 TWYLA HERRON The swee+esf soul thaf ever looked with human eyes. CARL HOOD Good nature and good sense make a fellow that his friends like. VELMA HOOD Here ' s a girl with a heart and a smile. BILL HUFF Sober but not serious; quiet but not idle. seniors i RANDY LANE ANN LAWSON BARBARA LESTER JOHNNY LIVINGSTON A rare mixture of seriousness and frivolity for those like her there is always room at the top. I IVo taken my fun where I ' ve I found it. Sugar and spice and every- thing nice. On my honor I will try to do my best; to pass and get out of this mess. 17 CHRISTINE LOVELACE If giggles were riches, she would be a millionaire. CAREY ANN McCOLGAN She who flirts with all is less likely to fall. GARY McConnell Young fellows will be fel- lows. SANDY McKenzie Song wins grace with the gods above. seniors SANDY MORRIS Love is the gift of God. PATTY MULVANEY Beauty springs outward from within. BARBARA MURRAY Cupid hath not, in all his quiver ' s choice, an arrow for the heart like a sweet voice. TONY NEELEY A handsome fellow, a real brunette, some girls will find him hard to get.” 18 NANCY MASON CHARLOTTE MESSER ROBERT MAIDEN The true worth of a man is his character. KAYE MARCUM Be in general virtuous and you will be happy. Smiling always with a never fading serenity of countenance The way to gain a friend is to be one. seniors JOHN NETH Beware, I may do something sensational yet! TELA NICKELS A very little girl and very kind, one sweeter would be hard to find. TERRY PEAKS Either I find a way or I will make it. SHIRLEY POFF For she is the quiet kind whose nature never varies. 19 JOAN PORCHIE DOROTHY QUALLS CHARLES REASOR RALPH REASOR Quiet, sincere, and liked by all. She is tall and slim and a little shy, and there is always a twinkle In her eyes. If it be a gentleman and a scholar you seek, you have found him. Everything comes to those who wait, so why should I hurry? seniors SHARON RUTHERFORD Happy as the day is long. NEVA SHOOP Quiet manners are a work of good breeding. TERRY SIMMONS They say all handsome men are dying, and I don ' t feel well myself. SUSAN SMITH Calm and serene with a lot of life, we know she ' ll make a wonderful wife. 20 BARRY ROBINETTE LEONARD ROGERS GALE REVILLA As merry as the day is long. LOUISE ROAT To err is human; to forgive, divine. I am out of the ladies ' com ' pany like fish out of water. I can resist anything but temptation. seniors ANITA STALLARD A happy disposition reflects its own sunshine. BOBBY STALLARD Life may be dull, but never is he. NEIL STANLEY Men are only boys grown tall. JIMMY STATZER Why take life seriously? We never get out of it alive any- way. 21 MARTHA STEPPE This above all — to thine own- se If be true. JANICE STIDHAM The sweetest face set in a frame of flaming hair. HENRY STOUT He should, he could, he would, he did the best. SALLIE STRANG She is a maiden of artless grace, gentle of form and fair of face. seniors JUDY TONKER She who expresses herself with words straight and true. CHARLES VANHOOK Greatness and goodness are not means, but ends! MAURICE VANHOOK Like the deep blue sea, al- ways calm. BENNY RAY WAMPLER Thought is much deeper than all speech. 22 LARRY STURGILL PAT SURRETT KITTY TAYLOR JILL THOMPSON The world looks better from behind a smile. In thy face, I see frufh, loy- alty, and honor. Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of oth- ers. Lovable, cute, and never blue; when you ' re with her you ' re happy too. seniors NICKEY WARE Enjoy youth today for tomor- row you will be old. KATHY WELLS A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. DAVID WHEATLEY A personality envied by many, possessed by so few. CHARLES WHITE A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. JENNY WHITT Her goal the sky; her aim, the stars. DANNY WILLIAMS Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. DAVID WILLIAMS Steadfast of thought, well made, well wrought. TOMMIE DORIS WILLIAMS Let mildness ever attend thy tongue. seniors BARBARA WILSON MARY JANE WITT Not pictured Never at ease or rest ' til to Silence to the saints: I am JACK SANDERS the task she ' s given her best. but human. ,, silence is a great peace maker. 24 senior class history David Wheatley Sherrie Binkley Twyla Herron Ernest Clements M iss Lora Dingus M iss Callie Darnell Mrs. Grace Rose M iss Faith Cox Clements. Binkley, Herron. Wheatley There we were — Seniors at last. It meant many different things to each of us. But to all of us it meant feeling that we were distinctly above the underclassmen, sitting on the first rows of the auditorium, having our long-awaited class rings, and nearing the end of the greatest security we would ever know. We all remembered when we first came to Powell Valley. We were skeptical: we were happy and laughing: we were scared! And more often than not, we were lost. We soon overcame our fright and relaxed. The prospect of attending ball games as full-fledged students was an exciting one. To the delight of the cheerleaders, we yelled ourselves hoarse, because It made us feel Important. Our freshman year rolled around. At last we were eligible to join some clubs. How thrilled we were! And we were proud because we weren ' t Pee-Dabs any more. The fall of 1962 marked the beginning of our sophomore year. We were right In the ml ddle, with many important things behind us, and yet so many more Important deci- sions facing us. Now we had to decide what we really wanted to accomplish In the coming years. Would our plans Include college, a job, or marriage after receiving that coveted diploma? Our dear exciting junior year came marching In through the doors of time. Tests, tests, tests — Scat and Step Included — marched right in too. Time hurried that year, and before we knew It, we were selling magazines for our Prom, DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES. No one except ourselves knew the happiness and the sense of accomplishment we felt as we walked into that finished gym with our dates. And no one except past seniors could know how wonderful we felt when finally we ordered our class rings and our calling cards. The BIS YEAR arrived on wings and flew by. We realized that each assembly and ball game we attended would be among the last as students of Powell Valley. That realization hurt, and yet, the prospect of something new challenged us to be brave. We were Seniors at last, standing on the threshold of a new life. We were leaving the security and youthful happiness of Powell Valley High S.chool with joyful, happy, and In many cases tear-stained faces. The strains of Pomp and Circumstance still echoed In our ears, and we clutched a diploma and a ' 65 tassel In our hands. It was difficult to think that twelve years had passed so quickly, and we hesitated. We hesitated, and then we stepped forward — forward Into our new life, leaving our alma mater behind. Yes, we were leaving Powell Valley behind, but not forgotten — never forgotten. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors 25 senior directory JESSEE BENJAMIN ADAMS, JR.— Art Club 5: Band 2, 3, 4, 5 (Manager); Booster Club 5 FLOYD ROY BARNETTE— K.V.G. 3, 4, 5; D.E. 5 (Vice President); 4-H Club I RALPH EMERSON BIBLE III— Glee Glub 3, 4, 5; Bi-Phy-Ohem 3, 4, 5; Los Oonquistadores 4, 5; Band 3, 4, 5 (Manager); Science Fair 4 (First Place) WILLIAM ELMO BOGGS — French Club 3, 4; Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4 DANNY WILLIAM BOLLING— French Club 3, 4; Basketball I ; Football 2, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5; Booster Club 5 (Treasurer); K.V.G. 4, 5 WILLIAM EDWIN BUCKLES, JR.— Key Club 3, 4, 5 (Secretary); Roman Club 2, 3 (Honorary Mem- ber 4, 5); Football 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Booster Club 5 CARSON CARROLL— French Club 4; 4-H Club 4, 5; F.B.L.A. 5 CONRAD ADAIRE CARTER, JR. — Roman Club 2, 3 (Honorary 4, 5); Bi-Phy-Chem 3, 4, 5; Football 4, 5; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 5 CHARLES LEE CARTY — Los Conquistadores 3, 4 (Treasurer), 5; K.V.G. 4, 5; D.E. Club 5 (Treasurer); Class Treasurer 4; Bl-Phy-Chem 3-; Key Club 3, 4 (Vice President), 5 (President); Glee Club 5; Bas- ketball 3, 4, 5 KENNETH RAY CARTY— Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Key Club 3, 4, 5 (Treasurer); Los Conquistadores 4 (Vice President), 5 (President); K.V.G. 2, 4, 5; Band 2, 3, 4, 5; Speech 4; Varsity Club 4, 5; Track 3, 4 ERNEST FRANKLIN CLEMENTS— French Club 3, 4, 5; Key Club 3, 4, 5; Booster Club 5; Basketball 2; Class Treasurer 5 JIMMY ALAN COLLINS— Roman Club 2 (Treas- urer), 3 (Honorary Member 4, 5); F.B.L.A. 4; Key Club 4, 5 (Reporter); Art Club 5 (President); BI- Phy-Chem 5; Valhl 5; Booster Club 5; K.V.G. 5 GARY ALAN CUTTING— 4-H Club I, 2; F.B.L.A. 5; K.V.G. 3, 4, 5 WILLIAM EARL DAMON, JR. — Band I, 2; Roman Club I, 2 (Honorary Member 3, 4, 5); S.C.A. Council (Secretary); Football 4, 5; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3; Varsity 4, 5 PAUL EUGENE DAVIS, JR.— 4-H Club I; Roman Club I, 2 (Honorary Member 3, 4, 5); French Club 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4, 5; Key Club 3, 4; Bi-Phy-Chem 3 DARYL ROGER DEEP — Appalachia High School, Appalachia, Virginia, I, 2, 3, 4; Science Club I, 2, 3; Booster Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; D.E. Club 5 LARRY EDWIN DICKENSON— F.B.L.A. 5; V.O.T. 5; Booster Club 5; French Club 3, 4; 4-H Club I; Valhi 5 GILBERT LAFAYETTE DIXON — Los Conquistadores 4, 5 FRANK WESLEY EDENS— Roman Club 3, 4 (Hon- orary Member 5); Football I, 2, 3, 4, 5 (All-DIs- trlct Honorable Mention 5); Track 4; Key Club 4, 5; Bl-Phy-Chem 3, 4, 5; Science Fair 3 (Hon- orable Mention), 4 (Second Place); Varsity Club 4, 5; 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4 5 (President 3, 4, 5); 4-H County Council 4 (Secretary), 5 (President); 4-H ALL STARS; County Award Winner 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; 4-H District Contest 3 (First Place), 4 (First Place); State 4-H Contest 3 (Third Place), 4 (First Place) WENDELL HOMER FOWLER— D.E. Club 5; French Club 3, 4; 4-H Club 4 JERRY LYNN GIBSON— Roman Club 1. 2 (Hon- orary Member 3, 4, 5); Speech 3 (Treasurer); Hi-Y Club 2, 3; Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5 (All District I, 2, 3, 4), (All-State 5); 4-H Club 3, 4 (Reporter), 5; Bi-Phy-Chem 3, 4, 5; K.V.G. 4, 5; Basketball 3, 4; ' Track 3, 4, 5; Booster Club 5 BEN GREGORY— JOHN DOUGLAS HAMILTON— Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; French Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Baseball 4 CARL EDWARD HOOD— Key Club 2, 3, 4, 5; French Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4, 5;. Basketball 4 BILL HARRISON HUFF— Art Club 5; 4-H Club 4 CHARLES ELLIS JONES, JR.— French Club 4; Foot- ball 2, 3, 5; Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5 GREGORY RANDOLPH LANE— French Club 3, 4, 5 (Treasurer) JOHNNY KEISTER LIVINGSTON— D.E. Club 4, 5; K.V.G. 3, 4, 5; Valhalla 5 (Business Manager): Football 3 (Manager); Basketball 3 (Manager) GARY DALE McCONNELL — North Junior High School, Aurora, Colorado 2; Catalina High School, Tucson, Arizona 3, 4 ROBERT MAIDEN, JR. — Los Conquistadores Club 3, 4; Speech Club 5 EARL NEWTON MUMPOWER, JR.— Los Conquis- tadores Club 3, 4, 5 (Treasurer); Varsity Club 4, 5; 4-H Club 5; Football 3, 4, 5 (Co-CaptaIn); Track 5 TONY RALPH NEELEY— Football I; Basketball 2, 4; Track 2, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 4 JOHN WATSON NETH III— German Club 2; Span- ish Club 3, 4; Glee Club 4, 5; Key Club 4, 5 (Chaplain); Bl-Phy-Chem 5; Basketball 3, 4; Boos- ter Club 5; Chef Club I TERRY PEAKS— D.E. Club 5 26 EDWARD PRIDEMORE—Basketball 3, 4, 5; Track 3, 4, 5; Baseball 4, 5; Spanish Club 4, 5; Speech Club 5, Art Club 5 CHARLES RICHMOND REASOR— French Club 3, 4, 5; Glee Club 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5; Bi-Phy- Chem 4, 5; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Football 2, 3 RALPH REASOR— GALE PHILLIP REVILLA — Los Conquistadores 3; D.E. Club 4; V.O.T. Club 5 GEORGE BARRY ROBINETTE— Band I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Booster Club 5 (President); D.E. Club 5 (Secretary); Speech Club 4; Football 4; Basketball 3; Track 4 (Manager) CHARLES LEONARD ROGERS— Glee Club 3, 4, 5; French Club 3; V.O.T. Club 5; K.V.G. 4; F.B.L.A. ' s 4, 5; Band 2, 3, 4, 5; Football 2; 4-H Club 2, 3 JACK SANDERS— TERRY LEE SIMMONS — Los Conquistadores 3; Bi- Phy-Chem 3; Glee Club 4, 5 (President); F.B.L.A. 5; V.O.T. ' s 5; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 5; Class Vice-President 3; Valhalla Staff 5 (Business Manager); Varsity Club 5 DONALD WADE SKEEN— 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4 (Vice- President), 5; Football 2, 3, 4, 5; French Club 4; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; Art Club 5; Speech Club 5; Roman Club 2, 3, (Honorary Member 4, 5) ROBERT ROBINETTE STALLARD— 4-H Club I, 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Band I, 2; D.E. Club 5 (Presi- dent); French Club 2, 3 GEORGE NEIL STANLEY — French Club 3, 4 JAMES CLEAR STATZER— F.B.L.A. 4, 5; Art Club 5; V.O.T. Club 5; Valhi 5; Booster Club 5 HENRY SMITH STOUT, JR.— Key Club 3, 4, 5 (Vice-President), (District Oratorical Award Win- ner); Hi-Y 4, 5 (Chaplain); Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Captain), (All District 2, 3, 4, 5), (All-State 2, 3, 4, 5); Roman Club 2, 3 (President), (Honorary Member 4, 5); Bi-Phy-Chem 3, A, 5 (President); Glee Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Track 3, 4; French 4, 5 (Re- porter); Valhalla Staff 5 (Business Manager) LARRY RANDALL STURGILL— Roman Club 3, 4 (Honorary Member 5); K.V.G. 4, 5 CHARLES THOMAS VANHOOK— 4-H Club 1, 2; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5 (Presi- dent); Glee Club 5; Roman Club 1, 2 (Honorary Member 3, 4, 5); K.V.G. 4, 5 MAURICE SINGLETON VANHOOK, JR. — Key Club 3, 4, 5; 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Spanish Club 3, 4; 5; K.V.G. 4 BENNY RAY WAMPLER — French Club 3; Art Club 5, Speech Club 5 CLAUDE NICKOLAS WARE- Varsity Club 4. 5; 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Secretary 3, 4, 5); French Club 3, 4, 5; Football 2, 3, 4, 5; Booster Club 5 JACK DAVID WHEATLEY, JR.— Key Club 3, 4, 5; French Club 3 (Vice-President), 4 (President), 5; Bi-Phy-Chem 4; Speech Club 5 (Vice-President); Class President 5; Booster Club 5; Football 4 (Manager); Baseball 5 CHARLES WILEY WHITE— French Club 3, 4; 4-H Club 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Varsity Club 5; Football 3, 4, 5 DANNY LEWIS WILLIAMS— Roman Club 2, 3 (Honorary Member 4, 5); Football I, 2, 3; Bas- ketball I, 2, 3; Baseball I, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Key Club 3, 4; D.E. Club 5; K.V.G. 5 DAVID LAWRENCE WILLIAMS— Key Club 3, 4, 5; Glee Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Los Conquistadores 3, 4 (Honorary Member 5); Art Club 3; Varsity Club 4 KATHRYN MAUDE AKENS— French Club 3, 4, 5; Art Club 5 (Manager of Supplies); F.H.A. 2; Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5; 4-H Club 2; G.A.A. 4; Bi-Phy- Chem 3; Booster 5; Speech 4 BRENDA SUE BARNETTE— 4-H Club I, 2; Los Conquistadores 3, 4, 5 WANDA KAYE BELL— F.B.L.A. 4, 5; 4-H Club 4; F.H.A. 2, 3; Paper Staff 5; V.O.T. 5 BETTY LOU BELT— Pixies 4; Art Club 5; V.O.T. 5; Booster CliJb 5 SHARON JEAN BINKLEY— Y-Teen 2; F.B.L.A. 4, 5; Library Club 5; V.O.T. 5 BARBARA ANN BOGGS — French Club 4, 5; Art Club 5 REBECCA JEAN BOTTS— G.A.A. 2; Roman Club 2, 3; Glee Club 2; French Club 4, 5; Hi-Y 4, 5 (Historian); Bi-Phy-Chem Club 4; F.H.A. 4; Valhi (Art) 5 GLENNA ROBERTA BRICKEY— G.A.A. I; Hi-Y I; Pixies I (Lieutenant), 2, 3 (Treasurer); F.B.L.A. 4, 5; V.O.T. 5 (Treasurer) MILDRED ANN CARROLL— Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5; 4-H Club I, 3; Hi-Y 5; Roman Club 4, 5 WILMA STURGILL CLISSO— Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Journal Club 5 PRISCILLA ANN COLE— Band I, 2, 3, 4, (All-Dis- trict) 2, 5 (All-State): G.A.A. I, 2, 3; Library Club 5; Speech 4; Roman Club 2, 3; Bi-Phy-Chem Club 3, 4, 5; F.B.L.A. 5 CHERYL JEAN CUTTING— Roman Club 1 , 2 (Hon- orary Member 3, 4, 5); Valhi 4, 5 (Reporter), (Typist 4): Journal Club 5 (Vice-President); Boost- er Club 5; Speech Club 3; Art Club 4 (Secre- tary); VALHALLA 5 (Typist) LINDA YVONNE DAVIS— G.A.A. I, 2; Hi-Y I; F.B.L.A. 5; V.O.T. 5; Booster Club 5; Band 2, 3, 4, 5, (Head Majorette) 3, 5; Speech Club 5 GWENDOLYN EAVES— G.A.A. I, 2; French Club 4, 5; Pixies 3, 4, 5 (Lieutenant) 4, 5 JAMIE ELAINE EGAN— Hi-Y 1; Pixies I, 2; Bi- Phy-Chem Club 2; Los Conquistadores 3, 4, 5 CYNTHIA LEE FARMER— Glee Club 2, 3; Band I, 2 (Majorette) 3, 4, 5; Hi-Y I, 4; Speech 4; V.O.T. 5; FBLA 3, 5; G.A.A. I, 2 27 (Honorary Mennber): G.A.A. I, 2, 3 (President) 4, 5; Valhi 4, 5; Booster Club 5 (Treasurer): Class Officer I (Secretary), 2 (President), 3 (President): Cirls State 4 MARGARET ANN FARMER— Hi-Y Club 3: ' 4-H Club 4: Los Conquistadores 3, 4, 5 (Honorary Member): Valhi 5 LINDA SUE FLANARY— French Club 3, 4: Art Club 5 RUBY BELL FORD— Speech Club 3: Art Club 4 ; Journal Club 5 CONSTANCE SUE FRALEY— Pixies I: Cheerleader 3, 4, 5 (Co-Captain): G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Treas- urer) I, (Reporter) 2 ; Class Officer I (President), 2 (Secretary): F.B.L.A. 5: Los Conquistadores 3, 4 (Secretary): Varsity 3, 4, 5 (Secretary): Bi-Phy- Chem Club 3, 4 ; Valhi 5: S.C.A. Council 5 (Rep- resentative) OSSIE ELOUISE FRALEY— Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5: Bi-Phy- Chem Club 3, 4, 5 (Reporter): Los Conquista- dores 2, 3, 4, 5 (Honorary Member 4, 5): V.O.T. 5: F.B.L.A. 5 (Reporter): Valhi Staff 4, 5 (Editor) LINDA SUE GALLIHAR— Pixies I, 2, 4: HI-Y I, 2, 4, 5: G.A.A. I : Band I WANDA GAIL GILLIAM — Bi-Phy-Chem Club 3, 4, 5: Hi-Y 3, 4: 4-H Club 4, 5: Los Conquista- dores 3, 4, 5: Valhi Staff 5 GWENDOLYN GAY GILLENWATER— Speech 4 (Reporter): G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, 5: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5 (President 4, 5): Bi-Phy-Chem Club 3, 4: Roman Club I, 2, (Honorary Member 3, 4, 5): French Club 4, 5: Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5, (All-District 3, 1st Lieutenant 5): VALHI 4, 5: VALHALLA 5 (Co- editor): Booster Club 5: S.C.A. Council 5 (Senior Representative) MARSHA LYNNE GOLDEN— HI-Y 2, 3, 4 (Secre- tary), Vice-President 5: G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Roman Club I, 2: French 3, 4: Bl-Phy-Chem Club 3, 4, 5: Booster Club 5: VALHI 4, 5 (Circulation Man- ager): VALHALLA 5 (Business Manager) YVONNE ANITA GOODE— G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Los Conquistadores 3, 4, 5 NORMA COZETTE GWALDIS— Roman Club I, 2, 4, (Honorary Member 3, 5): Hi-Y 4, 5: Bi-Phy- Chem Club 2, 3, 4 ; Booster Club 5: VALHALLA 5 (Co-editor) Speech Club 3: Glee Club 5 JUDY MAE HALSTEAD— G.A.A. I, 2: Drill Team I, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Lieutenant 3, 4) (Co-Captain 5), (Secretary 3, 4, 5): Booster Club 5 (Secretary): V.O.T. 5: Los Conquistadores 3: Speech Club 4 MARY ALICE HERRON— Pixies I, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Cap- tain 3, 4, 5): Glee Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Chorale 3, 4, 5: French Club 4 (Secretary), 5: Speech Club 4 (President): VALHALLA 5 (Typist) TWYLA CAUDILL HERRON— Roman Club 2 (Vice- President): Los Conquistadores 3 (Secretary): Art Club 3: S.C.A. Council 2, 3, (Treasurer): Paper Staff 3: V.O.T. 5: Class Officer 4 (Vice-President), 5 (Secretary): VALHALLA 5 (Typist) VELMA HOOD— Art Club 4; F.H.A. Club 4 ELLA ELAINE JOHNSON— Hi-Y Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5: Library Club 4, 5: F.H.A. 5 (Treasurer): V.O.T. 5 THELMA JEAN JONES — Pixies I, 2, 3 (Lieutenant): Bi-Phy-Chem 3: French Club 3, 4: Los Conquista- dores 5: Library Club 5 JOYCE ADDIE LANE— ELIZABETH ANN LAWSON — Pixies I, 2: G ' .A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Treasurer 3): F.B.L.A. 4, 5 (Presi- dent): V.O.T. 5: VALHI 5: Booster Club 5: French Club 3 BARBARA CAROL LESTER — Princeton High School, Princeton, West Virginia, 2, 3, 4 CHRISTINE THERESIA LOVELACE — Art Club 5 (Secretary): Girls Choir I: Home Ec. I: Science Club I, 4: Roman Club 2, 3, 4; VALHI 4, 5; Gym Aide 2 CAREY ANN McCOLGAN — HI-Y 2, 3, 4, 5; French 3, 4: Bl-Phy-Chem Club 2, 3, 4, 5: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, 5: F.B.L.A. 4: Valhi 5: Speech Club 5 CASANDRA LEE McKENZIE— Roman Club 2, 3 (Secretary): 4-H Club I, 2 ; Glee Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Library Club 5 (Treasurer): G.A.A- 2: Chorale 3, 4, 5: Bi-Phy-Chem Club 3, 4, 5: HI-Y 3 FRANCES KAYE MARCUM— Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5 (All-District 3): French Club 4, 5: Roman Club 2, 3 (Honorary Member 4, 5): HI-Y 5: VALHI 4, 5 NANCY PERKINS MASON— Winder High School, Winder, Georgia 2, 3, 4 ; Scholastic Honor Club 1, 2, 3: French Club 3 (President): Future Teach- ers of America 2, 3 (Secretary): Literary Club I, 2, 3: F.H.A. I, 2 (Historian), 3: Y Club I, 2, 3; Glee Club I, 2, 3: Paper Staff 2, 3 CHARLOTTE MARIE MESSER — 4-H Club 3: F.B.L.A. 5: French Club 3, 4, 5: V.O.T. 5: Library Club 4, 5 SANDY GAYE MORRIS— F.B.L.A. 5: Speech Club 4 ; Los Conquistadores 4: Library Club 4, 5: Pixies 4: Class Officer I (Treasurer) PATTY LOU MULVANEY — Roman Club I, 2; French Club 3, 4 (Reporter): Bl-Phy-Chem Club 2, 3, 4, 5 (Treasurer): Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Treas- urer): G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Recorder of Points) BARBARA ANNE MURRAY — Speech Club I: Girls Club I: Mixed Chorus 1; Girls Chorus I: Drama Club I: Glee Ckrb 2, 3, 4, 5: G.A.A. 2, 3: V.O.T. 5 TELA LEE NICKELS — Pixies I, 2, 3, 4 (Serg§ant-at- Arms: Lieutenant), 5 (Treasurer: Lieutenant): BI- Phy-Chem Club 3, 4, 5 (Secretary): Roman 2, 3 (Honorary Member 4, 5): G.A-A. 2, 3: Library Club 5 SHIRLEY JOYCE POFF— F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3: 4-H Club 4: VALHI Staff 5 28 JOAN PORCHIE — Los Conquistadores 3, 4, 5 DOROTHY DAVIDSON QUALLS- MARIE LOUISE ROAT— Hl-Y 2. 3. 4 (Reporter); Glee Club 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer), 5; French Club 3 (Secretary), 4; Roman Club I, 2; VALHI 4, 5; VALHALLA 5 (Business Manager): Bi-Phy-Chem 2, 3, 4 (Reporter), 5; G.A.A. I, 2, 3; V.O.T. 5 (Vice-President); F.B.L.A. 5; Booster Club 5; Speech Club 3; Class Officer 3 (Treasurer) SHARON ANN RUTHERFORD— Bi-Phy-Chem 2, 3; Roman Club 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 4, 5; Library Club 4, 5 (Secretary): G.A.A. I NEVA LOUISE SHOOP— F.B.L.A. 4, 5 (Treasurer); G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, 5; VALHI 4, 5 (Assistant Edi- tor): Library Club 5; V.O.T. 5 (President) SUSAN FRANCES SMITH— F.H.A. 2 (Reporter), 3 (Historian), 4 (Secretary), 5 (Vice-President); Hi-Y 2; F.B.L.A. 4, 5 (Secretary); V.O.T. 5 (Re- porter); VALHALLA 5 (Typist) ANITA GWENDOLYN STALLARD— Band I, 2, 3; Roman Club 2, 3; French Club 4, 5; Library Club 4, 5; Speech Club 5 (Secretary): Art Club 4; F.H.A. 4 MARTHA ANN STEPP— F.B.L.A. 3 JANICE KAY STIDHAM — -Art Club 5; French Club 4, 5 SALLIE LYNN STRANG— G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, 5 (Vice- President); Bi-Phy-Chem 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 4, 5 (Secretary); Booster Club 5; VALHI 5; Pixies I, 2, 3, 4, 5 (President; Lieutenant) PATRICIA ANN SURRETT — Morristown Hi gh School, Morristown, Virginia 2, 3, 4; Debating Team 2; Y-H Club 2; F.H.A. 2, 3; Library Club 3, 4; Bowling Team 3; Anchor Club 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Beta Club 4; Roman Club 4, 5; Hi-Y Club 5 KITTY MARGO TAYLOR — G.A.A. 2; Hi-Y 4; F.B.L.A. 5; VALHI 4, 5; V.O.T. 5 JILL LYNN THOMPSON— Roman Club I, 2; HI-Y 2, 3, 4, 5 (Reporter): Glee Club 2, 3, 4 (Secre- tary), 5 (Treasurer); Chorale 3, 4, 5; VALHI 4, 5 (Business Manager): Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Drum Major): G.A.A. 2; Booster Club 5 JUDITH ANN TONKER— KATHERINE RACHEL WELLS— Band I, 2; Cheer- leader 3, 4, 5 (Co-Captain): French Club 3, 4 (Treasurer), 5; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; Booster Club 5; F.B.L.A. 4 (Vice-Presi- dent), 5; V.O.T. 5 JENNIFRED LORETTA WHITT— Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Bi-Phy-Chem 2, 3, 4, 5; G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Roman Club I, 2; VALHI 4, 5; SCA Council 5 (President): Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5 TOMMIE DORIS WILLIAMS — Roman Club 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Bl-Phy-Chem 3, 4, 5; Pixies 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5 (Lieutenant) BARBARA SMITH WILSON — Los Conquistadores 4 MARY JANE WITT— HI-Y I, 2; G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, 5; 4-H Club I, 2 (Secretary-Treasurer), 3 (Treas- urer), 4, 5 (Junior Leader): V.O.T. 5; Art Club 4; Speech Club 4; F.H.A. I, 2; Los Conquistadores 3; Band I, 2, 3, 4, .S (All-District 3, 4); VALHI 4, 5; Booster Club 5; Bl-Phy-Chem Club 3, 4 Senior Play April 9. 1965 THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN by Sidney Howard Dr. Haggett Susan Haggett .. Abby Mrs. Haggett Ada Haggett Warren Creamer Tallant Rosen Davenport Director Jerry Gibson Mary Alice Herron Louise Roat Sandy Morris Jill Thompson Terry Simmons Paul Davis Charles Reasor Charles Vanhook M iss Faith Cox 29 Wampler, Black, DeMoIsey, Jones juniors President Johnny Black Vice President Gaye Jones Secretary Charlie DeMoisey Treasurer George Ann Wampler Sponsors Miss Sarah Broadwater Mrs. Leah Johnson Miss Beth Siphers Mrs. Evelyn Whitt Being a junior has been very exciting and rewarding. This year we have felt more responsibility and a larger place in school. For the past three years we have enjoyed and participated In sports, clubs, and various other activities. For many of us this has been very rewarding and has helped us to take a step toward more responsibility. We looked forward to our own Junior-Senior Prom, the measuring of our class rings and finally the day when we could say we are mighty seniors. Not Pictured: Mitchell Fisher, William Flores, Johnny Frazier, Gilford Gibson, Betty Gilley, Bruce Gilliam, Ralph Hamilton, Gerald Johnson, Brenda Rogers, Everette Seymour, Larry Skeen, Johnny Wilson Dropped: Sue Trent Coy Barnette Carol Bishop Sue Bishop John Black Dennis Blanton Jo Bledsoe Larry Bruner. Barbara Burke Judy Burton Larry Bush Carson Carroll Doris Carty Campbell Cawood | Rejeanna Clarkston H Robert Coates | Louise Collins Nancy Darnell Bobbie Davidson i juniors Charlie DeMoisey Diane Durham Brenda Estep Patricia Estep Julia Ferrell Frankie Fleenor Marlene Ford Joe Fox Pat Franks Julie Fuller Loretta Gibson Margaret Gilley Jay Gwaldis Janet Hall Alan Hampton Peggy Hensley Row 5: Carolyn Herron, Donald Herron, Eugene Herron, Ralph Herron, Irene Hill, Sue Hill, Dennis Hood Row 6: Rebecca Hood, Judy Jackson, Linda Jessee, Gary Jones, Gay Jones, Roger Jones, Eddie Justice 31 juniors James Kelly Evelyn Kilgore Charlotte Lane Jack Lane William Lawson Jackie Lovell Shirley McConnell Silas McCracken Debbie McKenzie Lois Maggard Ronnie Marcum Benny Mason Toby Mawk Barbara Meade Bobby Miller Nancy Miller Row 5: Barbara Mumpower, Earl Mumpower, Wanda Nave, Gloria Nickels, Montana Pitman, Linda Pleasant, Alecia Poteet Row 6: Edward Pridemore, Johnny Qualls, Larry Rasnick, Gaye Reasor, Sam Renfro, J. H. Rivers, Patricia Rogers 32 juniors Jerry Roliins Linda Salley Jane Scardo Gary Sexton Donna Simmons Linda Sizemore Janie 5l een Doris Sliger Judy Stidh am Dorothy Stone Larry Stough Phil Sturgill Sally Sutherland Sharon Sutton Annette Tankersley Judy Tate Row 5: Jane Taylor, Julie Tuck, Bobby Vanhook, Johnny Vermillion, George Ann Wampler, Marilyn Wampler, Lewis Waskey Row 6: Johnny Weatherspoon, Thelma Wells, Jerry White, Larry White, Bobby Whitt, Rebecca Witt, Grady Woods 33 sophomores Strang, Laster, Egan, Lane President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Charles Lane Bill Strang Dexter Egan Timmy Laster Mrs. Janie Bollinger Mrs. Frances Botts M iss Sherry Carter Mrs. Julia Jarrett We, the 1964-65 Sophomores, have reached the halfway margin of our high school careers. We have reached a higher step, making new friendships and renewing old ones, meeting new responsibilities, and facing new challenges. There are many goals in our lives; two of the main ones are to set a good example for underclassmen, and to plan for our imminent graduation. We wish to thank Powell Valley High School for its many fine qualities that have brought us this far. For today, we are proud that we will be the jolly juniors of to- morrow. 4 Row I: Johnny Baker, Wanda Barker, Clarence Begley, Clifton Bennett Row 2: Carolyn Blevins, Michael Blevins, Judith Body, Jim Booher Row 3; Brenda Boy, Judy Brady, Sue Brady, Thom- as Bryington Row 4: Elbert Bush, Sandra Bush, Ronnie Castle, Frank Chisenhall Not Pictured: Walter Chandler, Phyllis Harding, Donald Lane, Jerry Light, Zella M ' axfield, Bar- bara Neeley, Robert Neeley, James Stidham, Willie Taylor Dropped: Larry Bush, Danny Lawson, Nancy Maness sophomores Row I: Gary Cline, Brenda Cole, Brenda Collier, James Collier Row 2: Lowell Collier, BeUy Collins, Dennis Coop- er, Greg Dalton Row 3: Belinda Davidson, Ann Davis, Dora Davis, Phyllis Davis Row 4: Linda Delp, Marlene Dixon, Michael Dur- ham, Lyle Edmonds Row 5: Dexter Egan, Sandra Elkins, Kenneth Ely, Gary Farmer Row 6: Stewart Fisher, Regena Franklin, Libby Gillenwater, Debbie Gillespie, Jerry Gilliam, Velma Goode, Jerry Graham Row 7: Mary Hail, Douglas Hamilton, Johnny Ham- ilton, Rebecca Hart, Monte Head, Connie Hens- ley, Sheila Herndon 35 sophomores Row I: Betty Sue Hill, Carolyn Hobbs, Nancy Hobbs, Linda Hoilman Row 2: Pamela Jackson, Gary Johnson, Harry Jones, John Kedzierski Row 3: Charles Lane, Glenn Lane, Timmy Laster, Tommy Laster Row 4: Nancy Lester, Carrie McCarroll, Reva Mc- Connell, Linda McCracken Row 5: Vickie Maxfield, Kelly Meade, Richard Meade, Patsy Mellon Row 6: Joe Messer, Lana Messer, Sheila Moore, Gloria Mullins, Rebecca Napier, Jenny Neeley, Watanna Newman Row 7: David Osbourne, Mark David Peterson, Brenda Phillips, Dorothy Porchie, Edna Mae Rho- ten, Nell Robinette, Kelly Roller 36 sophomores Row I: Terry Shockley, Lynda Shoop, Donna Shuler, Kathy Shupe Row 2: Brenda Smith. Herbert Smith, Ruth Snader, Ralph Sowards Row 3: Kyle Stidham, Susie Stone, Mickey Stough, Bill Strang Row 4: Craig Stratton, Greg Sturgill, Brenda Swln- ey, Carroll Swiney Row 5: Paul Taylor, Donna Thompson, Andrew Tig- nor, David Tignor Row 6: Joann Umbarger, Gary Wade, Shirley Wax, Patty Webb, Jean Wells, Wilma Wells, Nila White Row 7: Billy Whitt, Ella Mae Williams, Gary Wil- liams, Joan Willis, Betty Woodward, Teresa Wright, Jackie Young 37 freshmen Kelly, Taylor, Bolling, Adkins President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Cheryl Bolling Jimmy Adkins Leta Ann Taylor Glen Kelly Mr. Don Campbell Mr. J. L. Lewis Mr. K. W. Meade Mr. Wade Miller Miss Frances Sams On August 24, 1964, we entered Powell Valley High School as freshmen. In doing this we took a step farther In preparing ourselves for our future. As freshmen we took a different view of life — associating It more and more with responsibility. We began to choose our subjects in accordance with what we plan to do for our life ' s work. We took a greater part in club and school activi ties and became better acquainted with our teachers whose guidance made the year a success. Row I: Jimmy Adkins, Bill Akers, Patty Ayers, Shelia Baker, Darrell Barker, Robert Bell, Cherlene Bentley Row 2: Judy Bishop, Janice Blanton, David Bledsoe, Kathle Blevins, Barbara Bolinsky, Wanda Bollnsky, Cheryl Bolling Row 3: Stanley Botts, Danny Breeding, Margaret Brylngton, Billy Ray Burke, Larry Burton, Margaret Burton, Rob- ert Carroll 38 Row I: Glenn Carty, Darrell Chandler, Jack Chandler, Brenda Chisenhall, Ronnie Church, Jimmy Coates, Bob Collier, Betty Collins, Kenneth Collins Row 2: Steve Dalton, Danny Damon, Billy David, Linda Davidson, Diane Delp, Mary Alice Dickenson, Charles Dickenson, Thomas Dickenson, Diane Dooley freshmen Row 3: Vickie Duncan, Maureen Durham, Randy Edens, Donna Egan, James Fleenor, Randy Fleenor, Brenda Fletcher, Margaret Fox, Eddie Fraley Row 4: Paul Fraley, Shirley Fraley, C. W. Fugate, Tommy Garrett, Evelyn Gates, Dennis Gibson, Ruth Gibson, Gary Giles, Kent Gilley Row 5: Earla Gilliam, Karen Gllly, Stephen Gllly, Shirley Givens, Harriet Grindstaff, Wayne Hall, Erma Hampton, Linda Hampton, Mildred Herndon 39 freshmen Row I: Brenda Herron, Johnny Herron, Sarah Hobbs, Steve Hollyfield, Nancy Horton, Patsy Hughes, Jerry Hurd, Clyde Johnson, Fred Johnson I Row 2: Judy Johnson, Pete Johnson, Rcgcnia Johnson, Donna Jones, Martha Jones, Roy Jones, Ruth Jones, Henry Kedzierski, Geraldine Kelly J Row 3: Glen Kelly, Paul Kelly, Ralph Kilgore, Linda Kindle, Sherrie Knight, Barbara Langrel, Mildred Lawson, James Llle, Letha Lucas Row 4: Jackie McClanahan, Sharon McDonough, Carolyn Maggard, Ann Marrs, Mary Beth Marshall, Michael Mason, Michael Masters, Donna Mawk, Linda Maxficid Row 5: Willard Mays, Lana Jo Meade, Mary Molly Murphy, Betty Sue Neal, Carol Neeley, Robert Newberry, Preston Owens, Glenna Parsons, Nell Pennington 40 Row I: Gary Purdue, Howard Phillips, Larry Pitman, Nancye Lou Pobst, David Pollard, Spencer Quesenberry, David Ramsey, Robert Rasnic, Judy Rice Row 2: Gary Rines, Jerry Riordan, Trecia Roach, Glenda Robinette, Kathy Robinette, Cindy Rogers, Billy Rollins, Larry Sizemore, Ronnie Shuler I freshmen Row 3: Bascom Sliger, Jackie Sowards, Lana Stevens, Roger Stevens, Pamela Swecker, Thelma Swlney, Nancy Tabor, Claude Tankersley, Betty Tate Row 4: Sue Tate, Leta Ann Taylor, Barbara Thompson. Sue Thompson, Walter Tignor, Janet Tilley, Robert Tuck, Susan Tucker, Larry Turner Row 5: Kathy VicarS, Mary Ellen Ward, Joan Wallace, Belinda Watkins, Doris Wells, Roger Williams, Sherry Wolfe, C. G. Yeary, Rosalie Yeary Not Pictured: James Bledsoe, Brenda Boggs, Larry Burton, Brenda Collins, Charles Dickenson, Stewart Fraley, Clyde Johnson, Mary Ruth Jones, Sam McCorkle, Johnny Marshall, Roger Qualls, Roger Rose, Richard Tipton Transferred: Allan Light, Frank Light, Ronnie Light Dropped: Carol King, Wiley Lawson 41 sub-freshmen President Vice President Secretary _ Treasurer Sponsors Gordon Statzer Harold Neeley Jennifred Williams Tommy Graham Mrs. Wilma Brooks Mrs. Mary A. Gembach Mr. J. D. Kilgore Mr. Cecil Maddux Mr. Lynn Wells Graham, Neeley, Williams, Statzer We, the former students of Big Stone Gap and East Stone Gap Elementary Schools, will never forget the exciting day when we first entered Powell Valley. We felt dig- nified and fortunate to be enrolled in our beautiful school. Having lockers of our own, changing classes, joining different clubs, having a regular study hall, having a well equipped library and gym; all these things plus others made us proud to be a part of our school. For the first time in the history of Powell Valley High School, the Junior Varsity bas- ketball team was ably supported by three of our girls who were elected Junior Varsity cheerleaders. Without the wise advice, leadership, and understanding of our teachers, we would not have progressed as well as we did during our first year at Powell Valley High. To them, we wish to extend our grateful thanks. Row I: Doris Asher, David Ashley, Joyce Baker, Judith Barker, Marcella Barker, Janice Barnette, Larry Begley Row 2: Dickie Binkley, Barbara Bishop, Margaret Bishop, Allen Blanken, Vickie Blanken, Johnny Blevins, Carroll Boatright Row 3: Donna Boggs, Linda Boggs, Linda Bowman, Sarah Bruner, Marsha Bryant, Mike Buckles, Phyllis Bufford Row 4: Virginia Carico, David Carty, Marilyn Clarkston, Janice Cole, Gary Collier, Robin Collier, Ronnie Collins Not Pictured: Kermit Allen, William Botts, Gerald Davis, Patricia Hurd, William M. Jackson, Robert Mullins, Tommy Myers, Lindsey Phillips, Terry White 42 sub-freshmen Row I: Patricia Collinsworth, Ronnie Coughlin, Jim- my Cox, Rhonda Crabtree, Jennie DeMoisey Row 2: Carl Dalton, Jamie Damon, Tommie Jo Da- vidson, Kay Dickenson, Rhonda Dorton Row 3: Martha Dress, Michael Farmer, Anita Fisher, Treina Flanary, Gary Fletcher Row 4: Walter Ford, David Fox, Cathy Fraley, Jer- ry Gardner, Paula Gillespie Row 5: John Gilley, Edward Gilliam, Sheila Goins, Charles Graham, Tommy Graham Row 6: Paul Griffin, Ersal Hall, Jerry Hamilton, Jimmy Harding, Donna Harner Row 7: Donnie Haynes, Donald Herron, Linda Her- ron, Barbara Hilton, Wanda Hilton Row 8: Rose Ann Hollyfleld, Jackie Hughes, John Hughes, Janet Jenkins, Edward Johnson Row 9: Billy Jones, Deborah Kelly, Vickie Kilgore, Brenda Kirk, Elaine Lambert 43 sub-freshmen Row I: Brenda Lane, Janice Lane, Brenda Lawson, Lesia Legg, Herbert Light Row 2: Micheal McConnell, Ellen McCorkle, Rob- ert McGuire, Patty McKinney, Cynthia McLaine Row 3; Gary Mahan, Doris Mainous, Patricia Mar- cum, Harry Meador, Sheila Mellon Row 4: Roy Mullins, Judy Murray, Donald Neeley, Harold Neely, Mary Gail Nipper Row 5: Randy Nipper, Gloria Nix, Gail Owens, James Palmer, Wayne Parrott Row 6: Tommy Pennington, Cindy Perry, Leland Phillips, Carolyn Poff, Peggy Poff Row 7: Steve Potter, Danny Powers, Clyde Quillen, Jr., Kathy Quillen, Ella Randolph Row 8: Lynda Reece, Delorlse Relst, Blenda Rho- ten, Jeff RIordan, Dianne Roat Row 9: Clyde Robinette, Larry Robinette, Carolyn Robinson, Donald Rogers, Walter Rollins ' 1 44 sub-freshmen Row I: Margaret Rose, Ralph Salyers, Kathy Sey- mour, Linda Shockley, Rita Shoop Row 2: Patricia Sizemore, Charlene Slagle, Charles Sluss, George Smith, Suyann Smith Row 3: Maude Spears, Daryl Stapleton, Gordon Statzer, Sheila Stevens, Judy Stidham Row 4: Debbie Strang, Bettina Sturgill, Patricia Swiney, Phyllis Swiney, Lawerence Taylor Row 5: Robert Tichenor, Roger Tignor, Ewing Tip- ton, Eddie Toney, David Toney Row 6: Eugene Tonker, Norma Tonker, Linda- Van- hook, Terry V ade, Dorothy Wallace Row 7: George Watkins, Randy Webb, Patty Welch, -Johnny Wells, Margaret Whited Row 8: Shirlee Whitt, Angela Williams, Ann Wil- liams, Chester Williams, Jennifer Williams Row 9: Peggy Williams, Harold Woodward, Richard Worley, Betty Yost, Susie Young 45 ASSEMBLY CALENDAR 1964-65 August 28 September 4 September I I September 18 September 25 October 2 October 9 October 16 October 23 October 30 November 6 November 13 November 20 December 4 December I I December 18 January 8 January 15 January 22 January 29 February 5 February 12 February 19 February 26 Rev. Billy Galloway Cheerleaders Presentation of Viking Football Squad Constitution Week (Famous Documents) SCA Rev. Larry Best Guidance — Mr. Joe Smiddy Fire Prevention Week — BSG Fire Department Viking Band Festival Highlights VOT— DE— FBLA Library Club American Education Week Rev. Edward Greear Hi-Y, Thanksgiving Key Club Rev. Herbert Tuck Caroling — Glee Club Christmas Pageant STUDY Examinations Rev. Roy T. Wampler Science Club — Bl-Phy-Chem Snow Art Club Rev. Hugh Bowers Fine Arts Program English Department Straight from our library shelves P. V. ' s Spirits in all their glory Linda Davis gets Bachelor of the Year March 5 Fiesta — Spanish Club March 12 Ides of March — Rome March 19 Fashion Show Home Ec. Department March 26 SCA April 2 Rev. Ralph Bible April 9 Cheerleader Selection April 16 Glee Club Concert April 30 Speech Club May 8 May Day All Phys. Ed. 46 The Key Club In all its splendor around school May Day King and Queen for ' 64 Sam Renfro — Sally Sutherland Custodians: Earl Baker. Mrs. Massengiil, Fred Wilson Library Club entertains the faculty. At the re- freshment table are Shoop, Rutherford, Tate. McKenzie, Cole The familiar face at the bookstore— Bill Damon Mr. Tipton checking the music Band property managers: Jim Booher, Benny Adams, Rinkey Bible Libby Gillenwater gives a final touch Analytics class checks Algebra Tests Homecoming 47 memories were made of Boys and Girls State representatives — Ernest Clements, David Wheatley, Danny Bolling, Connie Fraley, Jamie Egan D. E. sells corsages tor Homecoming F. H. A. entertains faculty Sally Sutherland, President of Black Diamond Federation of F. H. A. ROMAN CLUB BANQUET Romanae Feminae cum Caesare Glllenwater, Skeen, Mumpower, Elkins, Davidson, Osborne, Gwaldis, Stout these rank Edens and Benny Mason participate in the 4 -H Short Course at VPI in Blacksburg, Virginia Oak Ridge Trip Tela Nickels gets set for student demonstration while Gallihar, Knight, Miss Dingus, and Pannell ’study the cyclotron exhibit. Salley, Webb, Woodward, DeMoisey, Fraley, Wells Plans being set up for SCA at Powell Valley Cawood, Davis, Stout, Mr. Campbell, Jenny Whitt Interview with Kingsport Times reporter— rC. Vanhook, Sutherland, Ca- wood, Fraley, Stout, Gillenwater Gaye Reasor and Marilyn Wampler collect quarters for lunches 49 SIXTH ANNUAL SCIENCE FAIR Teacher Coordinator: Miss Lora Dingus Student Chairman: Henry Stout, Jr. Miss Dingus in main foyer First Place Girls Physical Jennifred Whitt Second Place Boys Biological Campbell Cawood First Place Boys Physical Eddie Justice First Place Boys Biological Henry Stout, Jr. SCIENCE FAIR COMMITTEE Top row: Jimmy Palmer, Mary Molly Murphy, Teresa Wright, Judith Body, Ossie Fraley, Paul Davis. Bottom row: John Black, James Llle, Jerry Gardner, Gary Purdue, John KedzIerskI, Henry Stout, Jr., Douglas Salyer, Ewing Tipton, Jimmie Collins, Stan Botts, David Osborne. First Place Girls Biological Susie Stone Third Place Boys Physical David Osborne li I 50 Gwen Gillenwater Norma Gwaldis Valhalla staff Editors Gwen Gillenwater Norma Gwaldis Business Managers Marsha Golden Louise Roat Johnny Livingston Terry Simmons Henry Stout, Jr. Typists Mary Alice Herron Twyla Herron Susan Smith Roberta Brickey Cheryl Cutting Sports Editor Bill Damon Sponsors . . Miss Lora Dingus Miss Faith Cox 52 BUSINESS MANAGERS Standing: Henry Stout, Jr., Johnny Liv- ingston, Terry Simmons Seated: Louise Roat, Marsha Golden Leff to Right — Seated: Marsha Golden, Neva Shoop, Jill Thompson, Ossie Fraley, Johnny Wilson, Sally Sutherland. Standing: Gail Gilliam, Margaret Gilley, Becky Botts, Gaye Jones. __ valhi staff Editor - - Assistant Editor Business Manager ,, Assistant Business Manager , . Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Manager Birthday Calendar Teacher ' s Interviews Inquiring Reporter Club News - - Sports - Special Events Assemblies Senior Interviews Art Honor Roll .... Fashions Song Requests Gossip . Circulation Serial Sponsors . ... .. Ossie Fraley Neva Shoop Jill Thompson Johnny Wilson . Marsha Golden Sally Sutherland . Cheryl Cutting Marilyn Wampler Kitty Taylor Charlotte Lane Gwen Gillenwater Charlie DeMoisey Jenny Whitt Dottie Stone Jamie Egan Bobby Whitt Campbell Cawood Jim Booher Sallie Strang Julie Fuller Snookie Roat Connie Fraley Kay Marcum Becky Botts Margaret Gilley Gail Gilliam Judy Jackson Gay Jones Mildred Carroll George Ann Wampler ... Christine Lovelace Linda Salley Regina Franklin Judy Burton Mary Jane Witt Johnny Qualls Benny Mason Debbie Gillespie Jimmy Kelly Jimmy Statier Jimmy Collins M rs. Leah Johnson Miss Beth Siphers Mrs. Evelyn Whitt 54 Left to Right — Seated: Dottle Stone, Kaye Marcum, Connie Fraley, Gwen Gillenwater, Campbell Cawood, Louise Col- lins. Standing: Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Whitt, Miss Siphers, Shir- ley McConnell, Jackie Lovell, Carolyn Herron, Jim Booher, Billy Whitt, Charlotte Lane. Left to Right — Seated: Julie Fuller, Jenny Whitt, Christine Lovelace, Mary Jane Witt, Jamie Egan, Carlie DeMoisey. Standing: Mildred Carroll, Debbie Gillespie, Louise Roat, Regina Franklin, Jimmy Col- lins, Bobby Whitt, Judy Burton, Marilyn Wampler, George Ann Wampler, Benny Mason, John- ny Qualls. TYPISTS Left to Right — Seated: Linda Salley, Betty Collins, Jane Tay- lor, Judy Stidham, Standing: Shirley Poff, Carey Ann Mc- Colgan, Sallie Strang, Larry Dickenson, Betty Gilley, Mar- garet Farmer, Ann Lawson, Linda Sizemore. m 55 Left to Right — Row I: Linda Davis, Cindy Farmer, Jill Thompson, Linda Jessee, Julie Fuller, Paula Gillespie. Row 2: Betty Tate, Sarah Hobbs Libby Gillenwater, Patsy Collinsworth, Janice Cole, Diane Dooley, Wanda Nave, Kathryn Akens, Dottle Stone, Donna Boggs, Judith Body Kenny Carty, Belinda Davidson, Jerry Gibson, Ronnie Marcum, Susie Stone, Margaret Bryington, Jackie Young, Jimmy Palmer, Andy Allen Harold Hill, Mike Sanders. Row 3: Patsy Mellon, Debbie Sanders, Sheila Baker, Kaye Marcum, Jenny Whitt, Mildred Carroll, Ralph Sowards Gary Collier, Larry Rasnic, Danny Damon, Gary Giles, Connie Hensley, Priscilla Cole, Becky Hart, Johnny Qualls, Keith Hill, Bobby Botts Mickey Stone, Mike Giles, Patricia Marcum. Row 4: J. H. Rivers, Henry Stout, Donna Shuler, Campbell Cawood, Neil Pennington, Susie Young Phyllis Davis, Leonard Rogers, Larry Turner, Billy David, James Lile, David Bledsoe, Lana Jo Meade, Gwen Gillenwater, Ronnie Davidson C. G. Yeary. viking band Director: Mr. David Tipton DRUM MAJOR Jill Thompson ALL STATE Left to Right — Row I: Sarah Hobbs, David Bledsoe. Row 2: James Lile, Jerry G’bson, Henry Stout, Ralph Sowards. MAJORETTES Linda Davis Cindy Farmer Linda Jessee Paula Gillespie Julie Fuller PERCUSSION Left to Right, Row I : Don- na Boggs, Judith Body, Kenneth Carty, Belinda Davidson, Gary Giles. Row 2: Danny Damon, Connie Hensley BRASSES Left to Right: Row I: J. H. Rivers, Patricia Marcum, Andy Allen, Keith Hill, Bobby Botts, Mickey Stone, Mike Gales, Mike Sanders, Harold Hill, C. G. Yeary. Row 2: Jill Thomp- son, Jerry Gibson, Ronnie Mar- cum, Susie Stone, Margaret Bryington, Jackie Young, Jim- my Palmer. Row 3: Susie Young, Phyllis Davis, David Bledsoe, James Lile, Lana Meade, Gwen Gillenwater, Ronnie Davidson. Row 4: Larry Turner, Billy David, Campbell Cawood, Leonard Rogers, Neil Pennington, Donna Shuler, Henry Stout. REEDS Left to Right: Row i: Priscilla Cole, Becky Hart, Johnny Qualls, Dottle Stone, Kathryn Akens, Wanda Nave. Row 2: Sarah Hobbs, Patsy Mellon, Betty Tate, Diane Dooley, Libby Gillenwater, Debbie Sanders, Janice Cole, Patsy . Collinsworth. Row 3: Sheila Baker, Ralph Sowards, Jenny Whitt, Mildred Carroll, Kaye Marcum, Larry Rasnick, Gary Collier. Mr. Tipton DANCE BAND Left to Right — Row I : Campbell Cawood, Jim Booher, Ralph Sowards, Mildred Carroll, Kay Marcum, Doftie Stone. Row 2: David Bledsoe, Larry Turner Jim Bob Lile, Jerry Gibson, Jill Thompson, Ronnie Marcum. Behind: C. G. Yeary. powell valley viking band Even though we the members of the Viking Band still grieve the loss of the Bandmistress of South- west Virginia, time and progress must prevail. It Is with pride that we salute our new director and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. David Tipton. Their efforts on our behalf have been more than adequate. As in previous seasons, our main task of performing at the football games was accomplished with satisfaction. The next-to-superlor performance at the Bristol Band Festival in early October gave us renewed faith that the transition period would succeed. V e were privileged to perform at the Lee County Tobacco Festival, and over WJHL television, as well as in many other parades and competi- tions. This year the McChesney Band Award was founded. It is to be presented to the outstanding senior band member each year. The McChesneys and their influence on the Powell Valley High School Band and on band music in our school makes this a very coveted honor. BAND SENIORS Left to Right — Row I: Linda Davis, Cindy Farmer. Row 2: Kathryn Akens, Kenneth Carty, Jill Thompson, Henry Stout, Priscilla Cole, Gwen Gillen- water. Row 3: Kaye Marcum, Jerry Gibson, Leonard Rogers, Jenny Whitt, Mildred Carroll. Bristol Band Festival . . . Left +0 Right — -Row I: Mary Alice Herron, Sallie Strang, Tela Nickels, Gwen Eaves, Judy Halstead, Tommie Doris Williams. Row 2: Doris Mainous, Patty Welch, Dianne Roat, Jennifer Williams, Doris Carty, Linda Maxfield, Kathy Fraley, Nancye Lou Pobst, Cynthia McLaine, Sherry Wolfe, Linda Davidson, Deborah Kelly, Carolyn Maggard. Row 3; Debbie McKenzie, Cheryl Bolling, Brenda Boggs, Glenda Robinette, Linda Hollman, Sharon McDonough, Patty Ayers, Dottie Wallace, Linda Pleasant, Leta Ann Taylor, Linda Size- more, Rhonda. Crabtree, Debbie Strang. PIXIE OFFICERS AND SENIORS powell valley high school pixies Captain — Mary Alice Herron. Lieutenants — Tommie Doris Williams, Tela Nickels, Sallie Strang, Gwen Eaves. Who said that producing a Drill Team show, complete with new routines for football games, parades, and festivals was easy? Who said a girls ' marching unit required only a few hours of practice? Don ' t agree with these statements in the presence of a Pixie. The Pixies again- were Powell Valley ' s miniature Rockettes. Like any good marching unit, hours of practice and dozens of sore feet and aching muscles resulted in polished performances. The Pixies again wish to thank Mr. Roy Brummltt, Jr. for his assistance and his patience. The officers: President, Sallie ' Strang: Vice- President, Brenda Rogers; Secretary, Judy Halstead; Treasurer. Tela Nickels. . . . Viking Band performs . . . Mass Band assembles Mascot Lori Tipton PIXIE COLOR GUARD Brenda Rogers, Brenda Boggs, Linda Pleasant, Kathy Fraley, Linda Sizemore. t.,.- 59 lee Director: Jack H. Gibbs Accompanist: Campbell Cawood Left to Right: Campbell Cawood, Sherrie Knight, Jill Thompson, Barbara Mumpower, Mary Alice Herron, Nancy Darnell, Sandy McKenzie, Gaye Reason, Barbara Murray, Becky Hart. club Left to Right — Row I: Janet Tilley, Sherrie Knight, Sharon Sutton, Jill Thompson, Mary Alice Herron, Wanda Nave, Sheila Baker, Becky Hart, Wanda Bolinsky, Barbara Murray, Janice Blanton, Nancy Darnell, Sandy McKenzie, Teresa Wright, Gaye Reason, Tommie Doris Williams. Row 2: Mary Molly Murphy, Judy Rice, Mary Ellen Ward, Louise Roat, Barbara Mumpower, Susie Stone, Judith Body, Julia Tuck, Norma Gwaldis, Jackie Young, Pamela Swecker, Marilyn Wampler, Linda Salley, Donna Shuler, Kathy Shupe, Carolyn Maggard. Row 3: Billy Whitt, Jerry Riordan, Gary Jones, David Williams, Charles Reason, David Osborne, Henry Stout, Jr., Rinky Bible, Campbell Cawood, Charles Carty, Benny Mason, Johnny Qualls, Gary Williams, Bobby Vanhook, Terry Shockley, Michael Mason, Jim Booher. Row 4: Bill Damon, Herbert Smith, Barry Robinette, Leonard Rogers, Terry Simmons, Bobby Whitt, Larry Stough, Charles Vanhook, John Neth, Kenneth Ely, Larry Turner, Jay Gwaldis, Johnny Wilson, Johnny Vermillion, Jim Bob Llle, Ralph Sowards, Jack McClanahan. OFFICERS President Terry Simmons Secretary , Marilyn Wampler Tr ' = asurer - -- - -- Jill Thompson Thompson, Simmons, Wampler What better way was there to begin a morning than with a song? Members of the Glee Club were convinced that a song session started the day with a bang. The training necessary for prepara- tion of concerts was invaluable. Hours of practice resulted in satisfied, enthusiastic audiences. More importantly, members were proud to be a part of an organization which c dividends. The Glee Club has always been an active orga Under the capable direction of our director, Mr. VIKING GLEE CLUB 1964-65 December — PVHS Student Body — Christmas Pageant December — ESG Elementary — Caroling December — BSG Elementary — Caroling April“PVHS Student Body — Spring Concert April — ESG Elementary — Spring Concert April — BSG Elementary — Spring Concert April — Kiwanis Club Luncheon — Spring Concert May — Class Sermon PVHS lemanded loyalty and time but repaid immediate nization, and the 1964-65 season was no exception, ack H. Gibbs, we had another successful season. CHORALE PERFORMANCES 1964-65 September- — Appalachia OES Friendship Night October — Wise County Democratic Women — Armory October — Stonega Veterans — PVHS December — June Tolliver Playhouse December — June Tolliver House December — Powell Valley PTA — PVHS December — Lonesome Pine Players — Community Club December — East Stone Gap Elementary PTA December — Kiwanis Club Luncheon — Community April — PVHS Student Body — Spring Concert April — ESG Elementary — Spring Concert April ■ — BSG Elementary — Spring Concert April — Kiwanis Club Luncheon 60 Chorale s.c.a. council President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor OFFICERS . Jenny Whitt Campbell Cawood Bill Damon Sally Sutherland Mr. Don Campbell The Student Co-operative Association has experienced a very progressive and successful first year. It was organized with the Intention of benefiting the school, student body, and faculty, and has made Initial steps In fulfilling this Intention. This purpose was prominent in every step taken by the Council this year. Some of the projects were as follows: the publication of THE STUDENT HANDBOOK, a Field Day, orientation of eighth graders, sending representatives to Klassroom Kwlz , sponsoring school election at the time of national elections, selling jerseys and bleacher seats, sponsoring assem- bly program and homeroom basketball games, co-operating with the PTA, and numerous other projects. We are very prou4 of this, our first year and hope- that this organization will continue to grow and make our school a better place to learn, our students more mature and informed, and the tasks of our faculty a little easier and more rewarding. 61 Left to Right — Row I: Paul Davis, Neva Shoop, Marilyn Wampler, Doris Carty, Sharon Rutherford, Betty Woodward, Sandy McKenzie, Lois Mag- gard. Gay Jones, Miss Scott. Row 2; Priscilla Cole, Barbara Mumpower, Tela Nickels, Thelma Jones, Anita Stallard, Debbie McKenzie, Joan Willis, Sandra Elkins, Linda Galllhar, Sherrie Binkley, Sandy Morris, George Ann Wampler, Elaine Johnson, Janie Skeen. Woodward, Carty, McKenzie, Rutherford, Tate. library club OFFICERS President _ Judy Tate Vice-President . Betty Woodward Secretary Sharon Rutherford Treasurer Sandy McKenzie Reporter _ Doris Carty Sponsor Miss Billie Jean Scott The Lib rary Club is considered to be one of the most important and most active clubs at Powell Valley High School. It encourages students to explore unknown worlds through the field of literature and other media. The twenty-six members, known as the Luck Leifs, assist in the library one period daily. These members maintain a high scholastic average and possess other excellent qualities. The Library Club is not all work and no play. In September a picnic for new members was held at Bullitt Park. In November, National Book Week was celebrated through a lively assembly program. A Christmas Party for the faculty was held in December and new books were displayed at that time. Other activities planned Included visits to other libraries and a P. T. A. program in the spring. Preparing the bulletin board and decorating the library were always pleasurable tasks. The Library Club appreciates the helpful guidance and patience which Miss Billie Jean Scott, sponsor, has for members and students using the library. 62 bi-phy-chem club OFFICERS President .. Henry Stout Secretary Tela Nickels Treasurer - Patty Mulvaney Reporter - - Ossie Fraley Sponsors Miss Callie Darnell Miss Lora Dingus Mr. Jack Gibbs Mr. C. J. Lewis Mr. K. W. Meade Mrs. Frances Botts Fraley, Stout Mulvaney, Nickels I Lett to Right — Row I: Ossie Fraley, Sallie Strang, Miss Dingus, Henry Stout, Jr., Miss Darnell, Patty Mulvaney, Tela Nickels. Row 2: Teresa Wright, ;! Kathy Shupe, Libby Gillenwater, Susie Stone, Judith Body, Regina Franklin, Debbie Gillespie, Carey Ann McColgan, Sharon Sutton, Janet Hall, ;■ Marsha Golden, Jenny Whitt, Louise Roat, Margaret Farmer, Tommie Doris Williams, Sandy McKenzie, Priscilla Cole, Gail Gilliam. Row 3: i: Benny Mason, Frank Edens, Campbell Cawood, Jerry Gibson, Bill Strang, Jimmy Collins, Johnny Wilson, John Neth, Dennis Hood, Conrad Carter, Michael Durham, Rinky Bible, Charles Raesor, Bobby Vanhook, Ralph Sowards, Johnny Qualls, Ronnie Marcum. The Bi-Phy-Chem, better known as the Science Club, was created three years ago. Its purpose is to promote scientific ideas and interests among its members. The members consist of those students who are or have been taking biology, physics, or chemistry. The Science Club conducted the annual science fair on February 26 . Visitors came from the surround- ing area to view the projects on which the students had spent much time and effort. This year ' s Bi-Phy-Chem members face the future with the hope that the Regional Science Fair will be held at Wise next year. We sincerely thank our capable sponsors for all the time they have devoted to us during the year. They played a large part in making this another informative year for the Bi-Phy-Chem Club of Powell Valley High School. 63 Left to Right — Row I: Barbara Bolinsky, Libby Gillenwater, Anita Stallard, Charlie DeMoisey, Dottie Stone. Julie Fuller, Linda Davis, Becky Witt, Linda Jessee, Brenda Estep, Mrs. Rose. Row 2: Doris Carty, Jackie Lovell, Jimmy Kelly, Charles Lane, Edward Pridemore, Benny Wampler, Donnie Skeen, Robert Maiden, David Wheatley, Brenda Rogers, Carey Ann McColgan, Donna Simmons. Fuller, DeMoisey, Stallard, Lane, Wheatley speech club OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Charles Lane Jimmy Kelly Charlie DeMoisey Julie Fuller Anita Stallard Mrs. Grace Rose At the beginning of the new school year, we had our first speeches, those in which we told some- thing of ourselves, our interest, and our ambitions. The main purpose was to help us overcome our number one enemy, stage fright. As the year progressed, we also progressed but learning was fun for all of us. Before Thanksgiving we presented our first play entitled Bachelor of the Year. Later in the year we presented an assembly program and a dramatic play. Although speech is one of the most entertaining courses offered, it is also a most helpful one. Facts learned in speech are very helpful in everyday life and this learning is brought about by our very capable teacher and sponsor, Mrs. Grace Rose. 64 left to Right-Row I ; Li nda Vanhook, Becky Botts, Carey Ann McColgan, Kathy Shupe, Brenda Collier, Jill Thompson, Gwen Gillenwater, Mrs. Rose, Ossie Fraley, Erma Hampton, Julie Fuller, Patsy Collinsworth, Dianne Roat. Row 2: Sheila Goins, Rejlna Franklin, Pat Surrett, Sandra Elkins, Judith Body, Debbie Gillespie, Phyllis Davis, Nancye Lou Pobst, Kathy Robinette, Theresa Wright, Jenny Whitt, Kaye Marcum. Row 3: Debbie Strang, Patty Mulvaney, Sallle Strong, Marsha Golden, Libby Gillenwater, Connie Hensley, Mildred Carroll, Evelyn Gates, Vicki Duncan, Kathy Vicars, Norma Swaldis, Linda Gallihar. Row 4: Danny Damon, Ralph Salyer, Campbell Cawood, James Lile, Larry Turner, Henry Stout, Johnny Pualls, Harold Neeley, Wayne Parrott. hi-y club OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary I Treasurer Chaplain Historian j Reporter Sponsor Gwen Gillenwater . ... Marsha Golden Sallie Strang ... Patty Mulvaney Henry Stout Becky Botts Jill Thompson . Mrs. Grace Rose Strang Golden, Mulvaney, Botts, Stout, Gillenwater, Thonnp son The purpose of the Lonesome Pine Co-ed Hi-Y Club is To Create, Maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. We have tried to fulfill this purpose during the past year. We achieved the Ace Rating awarded by the State YMCA to deserving Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs. In order to achieve this rating, we had to complete several projects, both in the community and in school, as well as attend workshops and conferences. We wish to thank our sponsor, Mrs. Rose, for her guidance and interest in our club. 65 Left to Right — Row I: Libby G illenwater, Susie Stone, Kathy Wells, Gwen Gillenwater, Charlie DeMoisey, Shirley McConnell, Becky Botts, Janice Stidham, Barbara Boggs, Becky Whitt, Julie Fuller, Belinda Davidson, Sally Sutherland Gwen Eaves, Brenda Cole, Linda Gallihar, Nancy Darnell, Janie Skeen. Row 2: Judith Body, Patty Mulvaney, Louise Roat, Kathy Shupe, Brenda Esteppe, Rejeanna Clarkston, Gay Jones, Linda Flanary, Kaye Marcum, Anita Stallard, Kathryn Akens, Dottie Stone, Mary Alice Herron, Thelma Jones, Connie Hensley, Donna Simmons. Row 3: Gary Farmer, Billy Boggs, Wendell Fowler, David Wheatly, David Bledsoe, Larry Dickenson, Craigy Stratton, Harry Jones, Carroll Swiney, Jim Booher, Henry Stout, Gary Jones, Campbell Cawood, Larry Stough, Roger Jones. Row 4: Kelly Meade, Charles Reasor, Jimmy Kelly, Randy Lane, Larry Bruner, Nicky Warf, Danny Bolling, Ernest Clements, Dennis Hood, Carl Hood, Johnny Wilson, Johnny Black, Donnie Skeen, Charles White, Mr. Wells. Shoop, Jones, Stone, Lane, Stout french club OFFICERS President . Gary Jones Vice President Lynda Shoop Secretary Susie Stone Treasurer . Randy Lane Reporter Henry Stout Sponsor . - Mr. Lynn Wells The French Club is composed of students taking French I or II, and honorary members who have successfully completed two years of French. The purpose of the French Club is to gain a knowledge of speaking French and to learn French customs and traditions. The club held its annual party in the spring with the theme April Showers . Several French students ordered pen pals from France and it was interesting and educational communicating with them. We wish to express our deep appreciation to our sponsor, Mr. Wells, for his capable leadership. 66 Left to Right — -Row I: Connie Fraley, Billy Whitt, Linda Delp, Bobby Vanhook, Joan Willis, Gail Gilliam, Doris Carty, Jamie Egan, Debbie Sillispie, Regina Franklin, Sharon Sutton, Ossie Fraley, George Ann Wampler. Gay Jones, Linda Hoilman, Thelma Jones, Yvonne Goode, Patsy Mellon, Barbara Burke, Clifton Bennett, Patty Webb, Kenneth Carty, Donna Simmons. Row 2: Claude Tankersley, Ronnie Shuler, Jerry White, David Peterson, Kyle Stidham, Jerry Graham, Edv ard Pridemore, Elbert Bush, Maurice Vanhook, Kenneth Ely, John Neth, Bobby Whitt, Lowell Collier, Ralph Kilgore, Bobby Miller, Gary Cline. Robert Maiden, Greg Sturgill, Thomas Bryington, Buddy Begley, Tommy Faster, Lyle Edmonds. Row 3: Mr. Miller, Richard Meade, Kenny Collins, Bruce Gilliam, Dexter Egan, Johnny Vermillion, Joe Messer, Johnny Hamilton, David Williams, Eddie Justice, Willie Taylor, Earl Mumpower, Larry White, Phil Sturgill, Gary Williams, ' Johnny Weatherspoon, Silas McCracken, Benny Mason, Ronnie Marcum, Rinky Bible, Charles Carty, Jimmy Collier, J. H. Rivers. los conquistadores OFFICERS President . . - - Kenneth Carty Vice President . . Gary Williams Secretary - - Bobby Vanhoolc Treasurer Earl Mumpower Sponsor - - . - Mr. Wade Miller Mumpower, Williams, Vanhook, Carty The Spanish Club is composed of all students taking either first or second year Spanish. The main purpose of the Spanish Club is to learn more about the customs, language, traditions, and the people in general of our neighboring Spanish-speaking counfries. Members of the Spanish Club consider this year of studying Spanish a worthwhile investment. Our capable sponsor is Mr. Wade Miller, Jr. 67 roman club Dalton, Robinette, Waskey, Bryant Left to Right Row I: Jackie Young, Danny Damon, Vickie Maxtield, Tommy Qarrett, Mildred Carroll, Harry Meador, Patricia Surrett, Cregory Dalton, Miss Dingus, Mrs. Rose, Ann Marrs, David Osborne, Marsha Bryant, James Lile, Sarah Hobbs, Stanley Botts, Phyllis Davis, Bill Akers. Row 2: Mickey Stough, Janet Tilley, Ralph Sowards, Becky Hart, Herbert Smith, beta Ann Taylor, Lewis Waskey, Sandra Bush, John Neth, Mar- garet Bryington, Michael Blevins, Dianne Dooley, Michael Durham, Shirlse Whitt, Larry Skeen, Glenda Robinette, Spencer Quesenberry, Julia Tuck. Robin Collier. Cleopatra, Norma — Caesar, Stout Fun Day for Bryant, Collier, Robinette, Dalton, Nipper OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Gregory Dalton Marsha Bryant Lewis Waskey Glenda Robinette Miss Lora Dingus Mrs. Grace Rose The Roman Club is composed of those students studying Latin I and II. In Latin we learned the structure of the language, some ancient Roman history as well as myths and folktales from those times. This year ' s initiation for the first-year students was very delightful. In the spring we held our annual Roman banquet. The second-year students were the royalty and the first-year students were the slaves. During Easter, we were again privileged to help with the Easter Seal Eund. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our sponsors, Mrs. Rose and Miss Dingus. I key club Top to Bottom — Row I: Carl Hood, Maurice Vanhook, Ernest Clements, Lowell Collier, John Neth, Johnny Wilson, Mr. Skeen, Johnny Vermillion, Gary Jones, David Wheatley, Bill Buckles, Roger Jones, Paul Davis, Charles Carty, Ken- neth Carty, Henry Stout, Jr., David Wil- liams, Bobby Vanhook, Johnny Black, Bill Damon, Bill Strang, Jimmy Collins, Greg Sturgill, Frank Edens. OFFICERS Buckles, Neth, Stout, K. Carty, Collins, Damon, N. Carty President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Reporter Chaplain Sponsor Charles Carty Henry Stout Bill Buckles Kenneth Carty Bill Damon Jimmy Collins John Neth Mr. Rucker Skeens To build my home, school and community: to serve my Nation and God, and combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions. These words opened the door for a new year in the Powell Valley High School Key Club. It, too, was another chance to advance the Key Club Ideals; 1. To develop initiative and leadership. 2. To provide experience in living and working together. 3. To serve the school and community. 4. To cooperate with the school principal. 5. To prepare for useful citizenship. Sweetheart Jamie We stepped forward into a new year of dedication and service, and under- took many projects: we again aided in the District O teachers meet; selling programs and candy at basketball games; lining off the football field; de- livering Christmas baskets to the needy; working at both the East Stone Gap and Big Stone Gap Elementary schools ' Halloween carnivals; ushering at various school events; setting aside a Teachers ' Appreciation Day; and promoting National Key Club Week. These were but a few of the projects we accom- plished. We also look back on the year with a faint smile and pleasant memoriesi The Annual Key Club Camping Trip brought one word with it — fun. The one act play One Hundred Dollars presented at an assembly was a happy ex- perience enjoyed by all. We feel our year has been a success and we can only hope that next year will be an even greater one. Our sincerest thanks go to Mr. A. K. Fraley, the Kiwanis Club president; Mr. Rucker Skeen, our Kiwanis Club sponsor; and Mr. J. P. Horton, our school principal: and Mr. W. R. Akers, our Kiwanis Club Advisor. 69 Left to Right — Row I: Carolyn Maggard, Sheila Mellon, Vickie Kilgore, Mary Ellen Ward, Kathy Seymour, Nancy Horton, Wanda Barker. Margaret Farmer, Brenda Herron, Wanda Bollnsky, Linda Maxfield, Linda Boggs. Marsha Bryant, Mary Alice Dickenson, Erma Hampton, Karen Gilley, Mary Jane Witt, Evelyn Gates, Brenda Smith, Donna Egan, Reginia Franklin Patsy Colllnsworth, Becky Napier, Jackie Lovell, Patty Webb, Jamie Damon. Row 2: Cathy Fraley, Cindy Rogers, Janet Jenkins, Gail Gilliam, Ella Mae Randolph, Sheila Stevens, Lena Stevens, Montana Pitman, Janice Blanton, Donna Boggs, Cheryl Bolling, Patty Ayers, Julia Ferrell, Nila White, Cherlene Bently, Kathy Robinette, Sarah Hobbs, Mary Molly Murphy. Jackie Young, Nancy Hobbs, Barbara Langrel. Loretta Gibson, Carolyn Hobbs, Ellen McCorkle, Mary Beth Marshall. Row 3: Brenda Collins, GIKord Gibson. Gary Mahan, Donnie Rogers, Michael McConnell, Mike Buckles, C. G. Yeary, Grady Woods, Frank Edens, Steve Gilley, Larry Rasnic, Mike Mason, Ronnie Marcum. Benny Mason, Jerry Hamilton, Jimmy ‘Palmer, Jim Booher, Jerry Gibson. Deborah Kelly. Row 4: Brenda Kirk, Timmy Laster, Jack Sanders, Gary Wade. Sam Renfro, Nicky Warf, Earl Mumpower, Maurice Vanhook, Eddie Justice, Dennis Hood, Johnny Wilson. Leonard Jones, Bobby Whitt, Don Skeen. Charles White, Jackie McClanahan, Randy Edens, Harold Neeley, Ralph Salyer, Sue Ellen Tate. Franklin. Langrel, Egan, Gilley, Witt, Edens, Gibson, Sexton, Edens. 4-h club President . . Vice President Secretary Treasurer . .. OFFICERS Frank Edens Regina Franklin NIckey Warf Randy Edens Reporter Gilford Gibson Sergeant of Arms Sam Renfro Junior Leader Mary Jane Wi+t Sponsor Mrs. James Kilgore The 4-H Club Is a kind of training In which rural youths learn better ways of farming and home-making, better ways of working together in groups and on community matters, and better ways of living. It puts emphasis on self-reliance, character, and an appreciation of the things of the open country. It makes for good homes, good citizens, and cultured rural life. The pledge of the 4-H Club is I pledge my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands for larger service, and my health to better living and greater service for my club, my community, and my country. Sealed: Patricia Marcum, Carolyn Maggard, Lena Stevens, Vickie Kilgore, Ellen McCorkle, Mary Ellen Ward, Loretta Gibson, Sheila Stevens, Janet Jenkins, Janice Cole. Row I: Karen Gilley, Sally Sutherland, Glenna Parsons, Mary Alice Dickenson, Paula Gillespie, Jamie Damon, Janice Blanton, Robin Collier, Mary Beth Marshall, Donna Egan, Brenda Collins, Patsy Collinsworth, Brenda Herron, Mrs. Horne. Row 2: Patty Ayers, Elaine Johnson, Rejeanna Clarkston, Brenda Estep, Harriet Grind- staff, Wanda Barker, Cathy Fraley. Clarkson, Smith, Johnson, Ayres, Grindstaff OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Historian Sponsor . Rejeanna Clarkston Susan Smith Brenda Estep - Elaine Johnson ... Harriet Grindstaff Patty Ayres Mrs. Kathleen Horne Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls studying homemaking in high schools throughout the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Our motto, Toward New Horizons , reminds all F. H. A. members that their present study and contributions toward home life will influence their community and country tomorrow. The m.ain objective of our club is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living. Each year, the F.H.A. selects specific goals to guide its group activities toward better living. This year we selected The Teenage Consumer as our main project. The members ' greatest thrills came from giving Christmas gifts to others, and from presenting a Spring Fashion Show for the school, showing the result of their clothing work in their classes. Our capable sponsor, Mrs. Horne, has helped us attain our goals. 71 r Leff to Right Row I : Barry Robinette, Roy Barnette, Johnny Hamilton, 0erald Johnson, Terry Peaks, Johnny Livingston. Row 2: Danny Williams, Charles Carty, Roger Delp, Wendell Fowler, William Flores, Bobby Stallard. d. e. club Stallard, Barnette, C. Carty, Delph, Robinette President - Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor OFFICERS . . Bobby Stallard Roy Barnette Charles Carty .. Barry Robinette Mr. William Curry The purpose of the Distributive Education Course is to present the fundamental principles and practices of retail merchandising that should be mastered by all who wish to enter retailing as a possible vocation. The D.E. Club consists of twelve boys. Our principal project was the selling of mums for the Homecoming football game. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to our sponsor, Mr. William Curry. 72 Left to Right— Row I; Judy Halstead, Linda Davis, Ann Lawson, Betty Lou Belt, Kathy Wells, Miss Siphers, Neva Shoop, Mary Jane Witt, Barbara Murray, Ossie Fraley, Elaine Johnson, Charlotte Messer. Row 2: Kitty Taylor, Cindy Farmer Baker, Sherrie .Binkley, Roberta Brickey, Leonard Rogers, Jimmy Statzer, Terry Simmons, Gale Revilla, Larry Dickenson, Sandy Morris, Louise Roat, Wanda Bell. v.o.t. club President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . . Reporter Sponsor Roat, Brickey, Shoop, Smith, Davis OFFICERS Neva Shoop Louise Roat Linda Davis Roberta Brickey Susan Smith Miss Beth Siphers The Vocational Office Training Club is an organization for seniors which allows them, If they wish, to participate in a part time work program. In this course we study filing, transportation, and learning to operate many different office machines. By taking a job vye learn to work with people and to put into practice what we have learned in the classroom. This spring the V. O. T. Club took a week-end trip to Gatlinburg. The members of the V. O. T. Club wish to thank Miss Siphers for her help in pre- paring us for a future in the business world. 73 Left to Right — Row I: Barbara Langrel, Christine Lovelace, Barbara Boggs, Jean Wells, Gay Jones, Brenda Rogers, Lois Maggard, Mrs. Jarrett, Betty Lou Belt, Anita Stallard, Brenda Boy, Shirley Wax, Janice Stidham, Linda Flanary, Kathryn Akens. Row 2: Gary Wade, Jack Sand ers, Jimmy Statzer, Sam Renfro, Gary Johnson, Benny Wampler, John Neth, Donald Skeen, Coy Barnette, Donald Herron, Bill Huff, Jimmy Collins, Edward Pridemore, Benny Adams. Lovelace, Rogers, Maggard, Johnson, Akens, Collins art club President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor OFFICERS Jimmy Collins Lois Maggard Christine Lovelace Gary Johnson Brenda Rogers Mrs. Julia Jarrett The Art Club is composed of those students who took art. The art course offered interested students opportunities to learn to draw, sketch, and dabble with paints. In addition we learned art history and developed an appreciation for artists, past and present. We were amazed that our attempts resembled the originals and that we could express ourselves through our art. All in all we enjoyed the year and highly recommend that any person with art talent and interest should Include this course in his curriculum. 74 Left to Right- — Row I: Jimmy Statzer, Kitty Taylor, Linda Sizemore, Brenda Rogers, Cindy Farmer, Wanda Nave, Mrs. Whitt, Ann Lawson, Miss Siphers, Mrs. Johnson, Brenda Boy, Ann Davis, Pamela Jackson, Louise Collins, Terry Shockley. Row 2: Larry Dickenson, Kathy Wells, Carolyn Hobbs, Margaret Gilley, Lois Maggard, Priscilla Cole, Sharon Rutherford, Roberta Brlckey, Sandy Morris, Connie Fraley, Neva Shoop, Wanda Barker, Judy Burton, Carson Carroll. Row 3: Leonard Robers, Linda Davis, Becky Napier, Elaine Johnson, Ossie Fraley, Sherrie Binkley, Louise Roat, Julia Ferrell, Jane Taylor, Wanda Bell, Gary Cutting, Terry Simmons. President - Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsors OFFICERS Ann Lawson . Margaret Gilley Susan Smith Neva Shoop Ossie Fraley Mrs. Leah Johnson M iss Beth Siphers Mrs. Evelyn Whitt Lawson, Fraley, Smith, Gilley, Shoop The Future Business Leaders of America Club forms a sound foundation for busi- ness careers for many young people today. Any student who is enrolled in at least one business course is eligible for membership. The major purposes of our club are (a) to develop competent, aggressive business leadership, (b) to create more interest and understanding In the choice of a business occupation, (c) to strengthen the confidence of young men and women in their work, and (d) to develop character traits for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. The three degrees of active membership are: (I) assistant (2) supervisor and (3) leader. We wish to express our gratitude to our capable sponsors for their help and guidance In preparing us for the business world. 75 Left to Right — Row I: Kathy Wells, Cherlene Bentley, Rita Shoop, Brenda Cole, Sharon McDonough, Sallie Strang, Libby Gillenwater, Regena Franklin, Gaye Jones, Velma Goode, Mary Beth Marshall, Patty Webb, Mary Molly Murphy. Row 2: Nancy Darnell, Shirley Whitt, Margaret Gilley, Sheila Goins, Carey Ann McColgan, Annie Lawson, Paula Gillespie, Nancye Pobst, Margaret Bryington, Connie Fraley, Barbara Burke, Jackie Young. Row 3: Jenny Neeley, Deborah Kelly, Belinda Davidson, Debbie Strang, Cheryl Bolling, Charlie DeMoisey, Judith Body, Debbie Gillespie, Janet Tilley, Charlotte Lane, Sharon Sutton. Row 4: Gwen Gillenwater, Janie Skeen, Gail Owens, Kathy Shupe, Ann Marrs, Patty Estep, Neva Shoop, Connie Hensley, Susie Stone, Sally Sutherland, Lana Jo Meade, Jamie Egan, Diane Dooley. g.a.a. President . -- Vice President . . Secretary Treasurer Recorder of Points Sports Manager ... Sponsor OFFICERS Libby Gillenwater Sallie Strang Gay Jones Sharon McDonough Patty Mulvaney Janie Skeen Mrs. Janie Bollinger Strang, McDonough, Mulvaney, Skeen, Gillenwater, Jones The Girls ' Athletic Association helps girls develop patterns of wholesome and effec- tive behavior in areas of human relations, use of leisure time, and the qualities which contribute to successful living. In order to be a member of the G. A. A., a girl must have an 85 over all average and at least a 90 on physical education. She must also have a genuine interest in sports. We sold candy at the basketball games in order to raise money for our club. We also played basketball in the mornings before school. We organized a team of our best basketball players to compete against the girls ' teams from other schools. We wish to express our appreciation to our sponsor, Mrs. Bollinger for her guidance and leadership. 76 memories were made of athletics Robert Coates (G) Ralph Hamilton (E) Charles White (T) Gary Cline (C) the vikings Coach; Garnett Gilliam Assistant Coach; Cecil Maddux Captains; Joe Fox Earl Mumpower Gilliam and Maddux Kelly Roller (FBI Gilford Gibson (RHB) Donald Skeen (RT) Earl Mumpower (QB) Buddy Begley (QB) Dexter Egan (RHB) Tommy Laster (LE) Larry Bruner (RHB) Not Pictured Tommy Bryington Spencer Quesenberry Roger Stevens (RE) Carl Hood (C) Bill Damon (RT) Jimmy Kelly (RG) Frank Edens (RG) Craigy Stratton (S) Awards from the Vikings to a Viking ALL DISTRICT J. Black — First Team Defensive linebacker C. Lane — Second Team Halfback D. Bolling — Second Team Defensive linebacker: Third Team Offensive center R. Edens—Second Team Offensive guard Jimmy Adkins (LT) Joe Fox (QB) Randy Edens (LG) Best Defensive Lineman Most Valuable Player Danny Bolling (C) Best Offensive Lineman Charles Lane (LHB) Best Offens ive Back Three year letterman Johnny Black ( FB) Best Defensive Back Mickey Warf (LE) Conrad Carter (RE) Billy Whitt (QB) Larry Bush) (LHB) Charles Jones (RHB) n � i t Left to Right — Row I: Ronnie Shuler, Randy Edens, Roger Stevens, Craig Stratton, Billy Whitt, Gilford Gibson, Charles Jones, Buddy Begley Bill Strang, Phil Sturgill. Row 2: Joe Bledsoe, Gary Cline, Thomas Bryington, Tommy Laster, Jimmy Kelly, Larry Bush, Charles Lane, Jody Fox Frank Edens, Bobby Whitt. Row 3: Spencer Quesenberry, Johnny Vermillion, Bill Damon, Robert Coates, Charles White, Don Skeen, Dextei Egan, Kelly Roller. Row 4: Coach Maddux, Earl Mumpower, Ralph Hamilton, Johnny Black, Carl Hood, Jimmy Adkins, Danny Bolling, Conrac Carter, Larry Bruner, Mickey Warf, Coach Gilliam. THE VIKING STORY Although the Vikings had only seven returning letter- men, there were quite a few promising players who moved up from the J. V. and B teams of previous years. The team was plagued with an unusual number .of injuries, however, and a lot of the boys were sidelined for one or more games. Despite the Injuries and Inexperience, the skillful Instruction of Head Coach Gilliam and Coaches Maddux, Campbell, and Herron enabled fhe team to sur- prise a few of the top teams in the District and to beat Appalachia, our biggest rival. At the end of the season the lettermen elected Jody Fox and Earl Mumpower co- captains for 1 964. To bolster team spirit and Individual initiative awards were given to the best offensive and defensive linemen and backs. Topping fhese, an award was given to the Most Valuable Player. This year ' s winner of this coveted award was given to quarterback Jody Fox. The other win- ners were Best Offensive Lineman, Danny Possom Boll- ing; Best Defensive Lineman, Jimmy Adkins; Besf Offen- sive Back, Charles Bo Lane; and Best Defensive Back, Johnny Black. The Vikings placed four members on fhe All Disfrict Team. Johnny Black was First Team Defensive Line- Seniors backer; Charles Lane, First Team Offensive Halfback: Randy Edens, Second Team Offensive Guard; and Danny Bolling, Second Team Defensive Linebacker. The Junior Varsity, consisting of eighth and ninth grad- ers, made a good showing this year. They finished with a 4-1-1 record, which is a good record no matter how one looks at it. Coach Don Campbell, with the able assistance of Coach Roger Herron, did a very good job. Both stu- dents and coaches are to be commended for a job well done. Sam McCorkle was named Best Defensive Player, and Tommy Graham was named Best Offensive Player. SCHEDULES AND SCORES Powell Valley 0 Gate City 25 Powell Valley 13 St. Charles 0 Powell Valley 0 J. 1. Burton 19 Powell Valley 12 Jonesville 7 Powell Valley 0 Clintwood 34 Powell Valley 29 Pound 27 Powell Valley 6 J. J. Kelly 7 Powell Valley 0 Coeburn 13 Powell Valley 7 Pennington 6 Powell Valley 13 Appalachia 6 :1 Row I — Left to Right: Danny Bolling Mickey Warf Bill Damon Frank Edens Jimmy Kelly Conrad Carter Carl Hood Donald Skeen Charles White Row 2: Earl Mumpower Charles Jones Kelly Roller Left to Right — Row I: Glen Kelly, Gary Collier, Steve Garrett, Lynn Masters, Kelvin Whited, Carl Yeary, Frank Nickels, Harry Wallace, Garner Barker, Phil Johnson, Walter Ford. Row 2: Sam McCorkle, Eddie Toney, Melvin Jackson, Larry Robinette, Jerry Gardner, James Fleenor, Robert Bell, Gary Fletcher, Charles Graham, Tommy Graham, Jerry Hurd. Row 3: Letch Bledsoe, Ronnie Coughlin, Steven Hollytield, Eugene Gilly, Johnny Herron, Steve Dalton, Tommy Garrett, Walter Tignor, Harry Meador, John Gilley, Harold Neeley, Joe Gibson, Robert Tuck, Kent Gilley. vikings on gridiron Trophy winners J. V. SCHEDULE AND SCORES Powell Valley 14 Coeburn Powell Valley 13 Rye Cove Powell Valley 0 Norton Powell Valley 19 Coeburn Powell Valley 0 Appalachia Powell Valley 12 Appalachia Laster (87) and Damon (71 ) push the opponents back .11. jUI 1 1 L i M ■ Tlr 1- The spill after a good gain Joe Fox touchdown bound Johnny Black assists ball carrier. Bo Lane basketball 1 Charles Vanhoolt Sam Renfro Varsity Coach; Mr. Cecil Maddux Junior Varsity Coach: Mr. Don Campbell Thanks to the patient leadership of Coach Maddux, the Vikings started to roll after losing the first two games to Gate City and Ervinton. It seemed that the boys might go for the best season ever, but good luck turned to bad and the Vikings lost several tough games in a row. In the Wise County Tournament, the team edged Coeburn 59-55 in the last few seconds of play — thanks to the accurate free-throw shooting of Terry Simmons. Good luck turned bad again as the Vikings were eliminated by Norton In the semifinals. In the Lonesome Pine Tournament, the Vikings were victims of an Appalachia upset victory in the first round. The game went into an overtime and Appalachia won 58-56. Edward Pridemore John Black Terry Simmons Ralph H ami l+on VARSITY SCHEDULE AND SCORES Powell Valley 41 Gate City 43 Powell Valley 41 Ervinton 67 Powell Valley 81 Norton 66 Powell Valley 37 Wise 46 Powell Valley 54 Appalachia 35 Powell Valley 61 Coeburn 48 Powell Valley 59 Clintwood 65 Powell Valley 66 Haysi 76 Powell Valley 51 Pound 57 Powell Valley 57 Gate City 82 Powell Valley 44 Ervinton 62 Powell Valley 65 Norton 78 Powell Valley 45 Wise 59 Powell Valley 50 Appalachia 45 Powell Valley 40 Coeburn 49 Powell Valley 48 Clintwood 54 Powell Valley 70 Haysi 76 Powell Valley 44 Pound 56 82 Kenneth Carty JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Left to Right— Row I: David Carty, Clifton Bennett, Sammy McCorkle, Ronnie Shuler, Bob Collier, Dickey Binkley, Glen Carty. Row 2: Johnny Baker, Tommy Graham, Randy Fleenor, Kenneth Ely, Willard Mays, Lowell Collier, Elbert Bush, Jerry Gardner, Ken Gilley, Tommy Myers. The major objective of the Junior Varsity team is to improve the basic skills of the players in order to make them better varsity players. Another objective of the J. V. team, is to win as many games as possible under the basic rules of good sportsmanship. Under the able direction of Coach Campbell, the boys rolled to a 9-9 season. Two of the games they lost were dropped by only one point, but the boys kept up their spirits and continued to play good ball. These boys are to be congratulated for their effort, diligence, and fine ball playing throughout the season. Bobby Vanhook Joe Fox Jerry Graham Charles Carty JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE AND SCORES Powell Valley 33 Gate City 34 Powell Valley 9 Gate City 33 Powell Valley 40 Ervington 25 Powell Valley 32 Ervington 23 Powell Valley 26 Norton 27 Powell Valley 41 Norton 36 Powell Valley 36 Wise 32 Powell Valley 15 Wsle 32 Powell Valley 36 Appalachia 22 Powell Valley 34 Appalachia 21 Powell Valley 27 Coeburn 37 Powell Valley 24 Coeburn 34 Powell Valley 54 Clintwood 46 Powell Valley 30 Clintwood 35 Powell Valley 55 Haysi 27 Powell Valley 39 Haysi 24 Powell Valley 37 Pound 49 Powell Valley 23 Pound 34 83 a good shof, Simmons Renfro takes the ball from Haysi 84 baseball and track Left fo Right- — Row I : Chris Kelley, Earl Kelly, Joe Toney, Winston Witt, Wayne Breed- ing, Hollie Smith, James Kelley. Row 2: Charles Reasor, Johnny Vermillion, Eddy Giles, Danny Bolling, Joe Messer, Gary Cline, Fred Baker. Row 3: Jim- my Kelley, Charles Jones, Dale Masters, Dennis Hood, Lowell Collier, Bertie Butcher, Jim Booher (Manager). TRACK AND BASEBALL The Powell Valley track team participated in 5 regular meets and the Lonesome Pine District Meet last year. In the regular meets, P. V. won first place In two and second In one. In the district meet, Joe Toney and Sam Renfro tied for third place in the broad jump, Nicky V arf placed fifth In the discus, and the Powell Valley mile relay team placed fifth In their event. This was the first year that letters were given to those participating In track. Eleven boys earned letters in track last year. Thanks to the excellent coaching of Cecil Maddux, the Viking baseball team sailed to its best season ever. They finished the year with a 10-2 record. Jim Kelly pitched 8 of the wins and had an 8-0 record. Letters were given to baseball players for the first time last year, and most of the team earned this coveted monogram. The Viking team ended the season labeled Wise County Champions. BASEBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Powell Valley 8 Wise 5 Powell Valley 8 Pennington 2 Powell Valley 8 Appalachia 1 1 Powell Valley 6 Wise 5 Powell Valley 4 Norton 3 Powell Valley 4 Appalachia 2 Powell Valley 6 Coeburn 4 Powell Valley 8 St. Paul 2 Powell Valley 6 St. Paul 3 Powell Valley 7 Norton 5 Powell Valley 15 Pennington 4 Powell Valley 1 Coeburn 4 Left to Right — Row I : Elbert Bush, Bill Strang, Robert Vanhook, Gilford Gibson, Clarence Begley, Joe Toney, Hollie Smith, Fred Baker. Row 2: Barry Robinette, David Williams, Kenneth Carty, Gary Wade, Sam Renfro, Nickey Warf, Jerry Gibson, Patrick Franks, Spencer Quesenberry. cheerleaders Connie Fraley (co-cap+ain) Charlie DeMoisey Linda Salley Kathy Wells (co-captain) Betty Woodward Patty Webb Ready for the parade mighty, mighty Vikings — memories tor girl friends junior varsity cheerleaders Jami@ Damon Patty McKinney Janet Tilley Ann Marrs Debbie Strang Rosalie Yeary BOOSTER CLUB IN ACTION The Booster Club was organized at the beginning of the basketball season in November, 1964, to promote participa- tion and encourage better sportsmanship at all sports events. Officers included: President, Barry Robinette; Vice-President, Johnny Vermillion; Secretary, Judy Halstead; Co-Treasurers, Jamie Egan and Danny Bolling; Sponsors, Miss Mary Alice Gembach and Mrs. Evelyn Whitt. Yeary, Strang, McKinney, Marrs, Tilley, Damon. At the Appalachia ball game . . . our victory Cheerleaders . . . OFFICERS President Charles Vanhook Vice President Jody Fox Secretary Connie Fraley Sgt. at Arms Charles Lane varsity club Sponsors Mr. Don Campbell Mr. Garnett Gilliam Mr. Cecil Maddux In order to be eligible for the Varsity Club, one must have lettered one year in a major sport or must have served as cheerleader. Row 1 : Row 2: Linda Salley Tony Neeley Patty Webb Phil Sturgill Betty Woodward Ralph Hamilton Charlie DeMoisey Don Skeen Connie Fraley Charlie White Kathy Wells Bill Damon NIckey Wart Dexter Egan Jimmy Adkins Earl Mumpower Jody Fox Row 3: Row :4 David Williams Conrad Carter Charles Carty Danny Bolling Kenneth Carty Terry Simmons Charles Reasor Larry Stough Edward Pridemore Dennis Hood Frank Edens Charles Vanhook Charles Jones Charles lane Johnny Vermillion John Black Jimmy Kelly Sam Rentro Larry Bush Larry Bruner Thomas Bryington Carl Hood Tommy Laster Randy Edens Spencer Quesenberry 88 i memories were made of features ■ ' i f I- _ honor students D.A.R. Good Citizen Award Connie Fraley V.F.W. Good Citizenship Award Henry Stout Valedictorian Salutatorian Connie Fraley Jennifred Whitt Henry Stout Gwen Gillenwater Yvonne Goode Sally Strang Pat Surrett Marsha Golden Nancy Mason David Wheatly Ossie Fraley Barbara Wilson Becky Botts Jamie Egan Paul Davis Jimmy Collins Patty Mulvaney Jill Thompson 91 junior-senior prom — 1964 edition Queen Leslie Quesenberry King Wayne Breeding Princess Sue Ellen Fraley Prince Carter Lane Royal Attendants Patsy SIceen and Carlos Wolfe Junior Class President Jamie Egan Charles and Sherrie, Charles and Linda, Kenny and Connie pose for the camera. Thelma and Tommy, Rejeanna and Luke pause at the symbol of the prom — a wine glass. THE GRANDE MARCH Becky and Linda served the teachers At nine, we paused for refreshments. We danced to the music of the Kingsmen. Kathryn and Dale, Pat and Gary, Teddie Lou and Johnny enter CHEESE! — Julia and Bill through the rose arch. CLASS SERMON High School Auditorium Sunday, May 24, 1964 Prelude, Serenade . - - TitI Processional, The Seraphic Song .. - .. Rubinstein Invocation . .. The Reverend Herbert E. Tuck Congregational Hymn, Lead On O King Eternal Smart Scripture Reading . The Reverend C. S. Wilson, Jr. Let There Be Peace _ . _ Arr. Ades Beautiful Savior . Christiansen The Viking Glee Club Sermon . Dr. William Kirk Allen First Presbyterian Church Kingsport, Tennessee Benediction . .. The Reverend Ralph Bible Recessional, Triumphal March from Aida .. Verdi Glee Club Director — Jack H. Gibbs Accompanist — Campbell Cawood Larry Dalton COMMENCEMENT EXERCISE Friday, May 29, 1964 Processional — Pomp and Circumstance Elgan 94 Sorah Salutatory Lady Of Spain The Viking Band Valedictory Presentation of Awards - - Damon Shirley Ann Sorah Edans - Teresa Eileen Damon Mr. J. P. Horton SPECIAL AWARDS Pete Kilbourne Carlos Wolfe Larry Dalton Geanne Poole Beverly Whited Tereas Damon Patsy Skeen Shirley Sorah Jody Baker Principals, Cooper V. F. W. Commercial Spanish English Math, Latin, Valedictory Science, Home Ec., D.A.R. French, Salutatory Athletic Kilbourne, Wolfe, Dalton, Poole, Whited, Damon, Skeen, Sorah, Baker Awarding of Diplomas Member — Wise County School Board Alma Mater Recessional, March of the Priests Mr. John Fischer Seniors— -The Viking Band Mendelssohn Behind the scenes at Class Day senior memories I , We wish to gratefully acknowledge the businesses without whose help this Sixth Edition of the VALHALLA would never have been possible. BUCKLES SUPERMARKET Big Stone Gap, Virginia CLINCH HAVEN FARMS Big Stone Gap, Virginia PET MILK COMPANY-DAIRY DIVISION Big Stone Gap, Virginia FIRST NATIONAL BANK Appalachia, Virginia, and Big Stone Gap, Virginia CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY Andover, Virginia HARCOURT AND COMPANY Louisville, Kentucky V AND V MINING Big Stone Gap, Virginia BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Big Stone Gap, Virginia DUJAI ' S Big Stone Gap, Virginia EASTERN GAS COMPANY Norton, Virginia FRANK ' S FOOD COMPANY Kingsport, Tennessee HAMER LUMBER COMPANY Norton, Virginia KING ' S STUDIO Appalachia, Virginia KINGSPORT OFFICE AND SUPPLY Kingsport, Tennessee PIGGLY WIGGLY Big St one Gap, Virginia WESTMORELAND COAL COMPANY — STONGA DIVISION Big Stone Gap, Virginia ALLMAN ' S MEN SHOP Big S+one Gap, Virginia GENERAL AUTO PARTS Big Stone Sap, Virginia ANDOVER SHOPPING CENTER Andover, Virginia GLENN ROBERTS TIRE AND RECAPPING Big Stone Sap, Virginia APPALACHIA INSURANCE AGENCY Appalachia, Virginia HOLDING FUNERAL HOME Big Stone Gap, Virginia BIG STONE ASPHALT Big Stone Sap, Virginia JACK ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Big Stone Sap, Virginia BIG STONE AUTO PARTS Big Stone Gap, Virginia K AND M CLEANERS Big Stone Sap, Virginia BIG STONE ESSO Big Stone Gap, Virginia KELLY MOTOR COMPANY Big Stone Gap, Virginia BOTTS DRUG AND VARIETY STORE Big Stone Gap, Virginia KEY CLUB Powell Valley High School C. 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